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BY JOHN P. DOWCIN Staff Writer esearch presented by South Brunswick Committeeman Ted R Van Hessen at Tuesday's regular Township Committee meeting may show that a proposed development's request for a tax abatement would benefit the town- ship. A vote on the abatement, which the committee had tabled until Tuesday at its regular Aug. 26 meeting, was once again postponed until the Sept. 16 meeting, at which time further information on the matter will have been provided by the pro- ject's developer, Constantine Velcides III. Owners of the planned Buckingham Place assisted-living facility have request- ed permission to pay South Brunswick Peg Warms (I), a sixth-grade teacher at South Brunswick's Upper Elementary School (formerly Crossroads Middle School), Township 6.28 percent of the develop- meets with one of her new pupils, 10 year-old Lindsay Heimlich, and her mother Diane on Wednesday. Classes for Lindsay ment's total revenue in lieu of municipal, and her schoolmates will begin Monday. (Jackie Pollack/Greater Media) county, and school taxes over the next 30 years. Buckingham Place's blueprints include 24 affordable housing units, which would Smoking ban approved 8-0 provide 31 credits toward the township's restrict smokeless tobacco products such ingness to rush the project. "While it has affordable housing quota as mandated by BY JOHN P. DOWCIN as chewing tobacco or snuff, as well as taken the board some time to reach a final the state's Council On Affordable Housing possession of any smoking paraphernalia, draft, I believe that was appropriate for (COAH). Staff Writer including lighters, on school property really doing hard-nosed work of putting According to a study presented by hanks to a policy approved by the during the hours of the ban. It also something like this in place and making it Committeeman David Schaefer at the Board of Education at its Aug. 25 expressly prohibits smoking on school work," he noted. committee's Aug. 26 meeting, a tax abate- meeting, smoking will be prohib- buses or school-sponsored trips. Board member Robert Long said that ment for the development would yield vir- T ited on all South Brunswick school dis- "By putting this policy into effect, the while he supports the new policy, he tually the same amount of revenue for the trict properties, indoor and out, while Board of Education ... feels we should do hopes that it won't be treated as a cure-all. township, but would cost the school board classes are in session. everything we can to protect our students "You can write effective policies, but and the county approximately $10 million The resolution, which passed by a from this debilitating and honestly deadly I think it would behoove us to push on over the next 30 years. unanimous 8-0 vote, restricts both stu- disease," Laurita said. with any educational programs we have," However, Van Hessen decided to con- dents and teachers from lighting up any- Board Policy Chairman Harry he said. duct his own research into the conse- where on district grounds during the Delgado said that two additional factors "Writing these (policies) is one thing, quences of an abatement, remarking that school day, which is defined for the poli- regarding the policy are still under con- but educational efforts, I think, will be Schaefer had only examined one side of cy's purposes as 7 a.m. until 6 p.m., sideration: a possible township ordinance the benchmark of our success," Long the issue. Monday through Friday. reiterating the ban, and a "standard oper- added. "We needed, in my opinion in any "This is something quite a long time ating procedure" outlining the conse- Along with the implementation of the event,... to look at the Buckingham Place in the making," Board President Brian quences for school faculty who violate new policy, the township Board of Health proposal from the standpoint not only of Laurita said following the vote. "I look the rule. and local chapters of the American revenue, but of expenses," Van Hessen forward to seeing our students without The policy underwent two draft revi- Cancer Society will be offering cessation explained. "Mr. Schaefer's spreadsheet cigarettes." sions before being put into effect, which programs to help district faculty members The resolution goes on to specifically Laurita attributed to the board's unwill- quit smoking. 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REGULAR FEATURES Hearing on Rte. 1 to continue • Classifieds Page 26 Planning Board proposal Route 1 corridor and subsequently created idential development. Page 10 a subcommittee to examine the entire cor- The recommendations are to rezone a • Editorials would rezone 445 acres ridor and recommend changes. total of 445 acres for office-park use, in- • Letters Page 10 for office-park use The phase 1 area, the subject of the cluding the entire planned residential de- • Police Beat Page 21 hearing, totals 912 acres, with 259 acres velopment and industrial zones, 90 acres • Real Estate Page 23 BYJERRYDESARNO on the southbound side and 653 acres on of commercial zones and 139 acres of of- the northbound side. It includes 2.9 miles fice-research zones. • Sports Page 24 G o r re s p o n d e n t of Route 1, about 44 percent of South A total of 411 acres would remain Brunswick's 6.7-mile section of the road. zoned for office research and 56 acres for SOUTH BRUNSWICK — The Plan- Planning Director Robert Hal! said the general retail commercial. ning Board will continue a public hearing Planning Board subcommittee, which Although the report suggests the next week on rezoning much of the Route worked on the "comprehensive report," office-park zone permit minimum lot sizes 1 corridor from Whispering Woods based its recommendations under assump- of three acres, with minimum setbacks of Phone numbers: Boulevard and Wynwood Drive to the 100 feet, and limit building heights to one Plainsboro boundary for office parks. tions that Route 1 will be widened to six Editorial lanes and that median openings will be story, established large office-research fa- At the first hearing July 9, developers closed and overpasses will be installed at cilities such as Dow Jones and Princeton 254-7000 Ext. 226 and Islamic religious leaders voiced con- FAX 254-0486 various locations. Nursery Center are grandfathered and cerns over the changes which would elim- Circulation A further assumption that the contro- would not be affected by the zoning inate the industrial and planned residen- change. 254-1755 tial-development zones, reduce the com- versial Route 92 would be constructed to Display Advertising mercial zones and rezone much of the link Route 1 with Route 130 and the New With the opening of the Route 522 link 972-6740 area for office-park use. Jersey Turnpike was deleted, "so the merit between Route 1 and New Road antici- FAX 972-6746 pated in 1997, the board subcommittee be- During the public portion of the meet- of the report can stand on its own," Assis- Classified 1-800-660-4ADS ing, attorney Meryl Gonchar, Wood- tant Planner Craig Marshall said. lieves adjacent properties will be more Classified FAX 432-0016 bridge, representing Oxy USA Inc., which The bulk of the property, according to readily developable. The current industrial owns properties off Route 522 which are the subcommittee report, is currently zones also are inappropriate because they currently zoned commercial and residen- zoned for office research, with about 150 are adjacent to residential areas, including tial, staunchly objected to the proposed acres zoned for commercial use, 85 for the new high school and a public park, zoning changes. She said it would be general industrial and 131 for planned res- according to the proposal. Sentinel "inappropriate" to zone her client's land for office-park use and that at least part of it should remain residential. Managing Editor Representing the Islamic Society of Work means reduced speed Marilyn Duff Central New Jersey, whose mosque is lo- SOUTH BRUNSWICK — Drivers The 25 mph speed limit will be made Executive Editor cated off Stouts Lane and Route 1, whose routes take them past the inter- known to drivers via temporary road Gregory Bean Behram Turin requested more time to section of Georges Road and Kingston signs. Publisher study the proposed changes. Lane will have to take things a bit slow- However, the reduced limit will only Kevin Wittman "At this time, the mosque has not had er for the next few months. be in effect when road hazards are pre- the opportunity to empirically study the According to a resolution passed at sent, construction barriers are in use, long-term effects," he said. Tuesday's Township Committee meet- workers are near the roadway, or other Philip McGovern, an attorney for ing, the speed limit at the Georges "potential hazards exist to the traveling Byron Hill Associates, Marlboro, which public." At all other times, the temporary A Greater Media Newspaper Road-Kingston Lane intersection will plans to build a shopping center off Stouts be reduced from its usual 35 mph to 25 signs will be covered and the normal 35 Lane and Route 1, said the rezoning could mph while construction on the roadway mph speed limit will be in effect. cause a hardship to his client and re- proceeds. When asked what rule would apply quested his client's property remain zoned "The intent is that for six months, should an oversight leave the temporary1 for commercial use. the speed limit will.be 25 miles per signs uncovered while none of the The Sentinel Newspaper is published "My client's preference is to leave the Thursday by Sentinel Publishing Co., P.O. hour, or until construction is completed, above criteria exist, Busch advised resi- Box 1080, East Brunswick, N.J. 08816. zoning as is," he said. whichever comes first," Township dents to exercise caution and follow the Standard postage paid at East Brunswick, As part of a 1995 re-examination of Attorney Bertram Busch explained to 25 mph limit anyway. N.J. $40 a year. First-class mail subscrip- the master plan, the board amended the tion available at $72 for 26 weeks, 40 residents who attended the meeting. — John P. Dowgin cents a copy. land-use element along portions of the 4 SEPTEMBER 5, 1997 SENTINEL NS Girl Scouts bowling league slated to start The Delawaie-Rantan Girl Scout Council is preparing to launch a Girl Scout Bowling League in Mercei and Middlesex counties horn Sept 20 to ;>' **'"" >• Nov 22 Eight bowling centers aie participating in the 10-week league, where git Is in grades four-12 may participate Girls need not be Girl Scouts to legistcr and can lcgister fuends and Girl Scout Hoops A team consists ol four membeis, and up to two teams may iegister from one tioop Eveiy girl who joins must commit to the full 10-weeks Each team will choose a team name The cost per week is $6, which includes thiee games of bowling, shoe rental, all record standings and a pi//a party at the bowling center at the end ol the 10 week piogiam Tiophies will be given to the first- and second-place teams A play-off series will be held with leagues fiom other bowling centers The bowling league will be held at the following locations Colonial Lanes, Lawrenccville, Satuidays fiom 10 am to 12 30 p m , Hamilton Lanes, Tienton, Saturdays horn 10 am to 12 30 p m , Playdiome, Hightstown, Satuidays Iroin noon to 2 30 p in , Caioher Lanes, Noith Biunswick, Satuidays liom 10 a in to 12 30 p m , Brunswick Edison Bowl, Edi- son, Satuidays liom 9 30 11 30 a m , \ Hills Lane, Old Bridge, Saturdays fiom noon to 2 30 p m , Stelton Lanes, Piscataway, Saturdays fiom 1-3 p m , and . k . Woodbudge Bowling Center, Woodbridge, TOO MUCH PARTY — Spencer Nelson, 10 months, catches some zzz's on father Bruce's shoulders after all Saturdays horn 1 30-3 30 pm the fun at Saturday's Mill Lane Block Party in South Brunswick. (Augusto F. Menezes/Greater Media) Foi inloimation about the league, call Helen Shciman at (732) 821-9090

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A NEW ARENA — South Brunswick High School's new Athletic Director Elaine McGrath will work out of Crossroads Middle School until her office at the new high school is ready. (Augusto F. Menezes/Greater Media) SAVE SBHS gets a new 50% & More athletic director Off Manufacturers Suggested Retail Price. High School in Beikeley Heights, Mc- Former college coach Grath was heavily involved in spoils at a ready to go; will usher lime when women's athletics were taking then first steps toward iecognition. in varsity swim team "I was in high school between 1972 and 1976, which was about the time of Title IX BYjOHN PoROWGIlSl (the federal law mandating that schools Staff Writer olfei an equal number of men's and women's athletic piograms)" McGiath SOUTH BRUNSWICK — Imagine said. "I think that opened the door for a lot you've been placed in control oi a brand of things to come" new high school's athletic department. McGiath's own athletic caiccr began as Suppose the school already offers 17 m- a member of Governor Livingston's bas- terscholastic sports programs, will intro- ketball squad, and then expanded to duce anothei one this winter and predicts a include both softball and field hockey 25-percent increase in student population Since then, she has received degrees over the next decade from Kean College in Union and Monlclair Seem like a difficult task? It's all in a State University in Upper Montclair day's work tor Elaine McGrath, South "I've built a career around athletics Biunswick High School's new athletic because it's fun," she said. "I think it's a director, and she doesn't even have her beautiful thing Involvement is what it's all own office yet about" McGrath, whose tenure as South McGrath expects South Biunswick's Brunswick's athletic director officially High School's greatest challenge will be its began Aug 25, is cunently running the sheer size Highland Park competes in the Woodbridgo Ave department from the former high school's New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic student activities office, where she is sur- Association's (NJSIAA) Group I, which Raritan Center Pkwy \ i ounded by stacks of boxes ready to move consists oi the state's least-populated high to the new Ridge Road facility. schools Within the next few years, South Holding up a leather case filled with Brunswick is expected to find itself in documents and files, she said jokingly NJSIAA's Group IV, which is reserved for "This is my office. If I lose this, I'm dead." schools with the largest student bodies. ARIS»IS0T0NER McGrath joins South Brunswick's fac- However, McGrath feels that a school's ulty after five years as the athletic director size only changes the scope of a depart- Warehouse at Highland Park High School. Prior to ment, not the principles behind it. that, the New Jeisey native spent three "The formula is the same," she said, years coaching at Rutgers University's "just on a larger scale " Newark campus, where she led both the While that larger scale is under con- women's basketball and softball programs. struction, McGrath is busy enough con- . 4th through 7th While she considers her time at Rutgers firming team schedules, securing officials well-spent, McGrath felt as though some- for each contest and laying out the ground- 9 am to 6:30 pm thing was missing work for policies she and her staff will be "I thought (coaching a college pro- implementing. 3001 Woodbridge Ave. gram) might be a good opportunity, so I "Just doing the eligibility and the went," she said. "I enjoyed it, but I missed scheduling is the major priority (we) have the every-day interaction of a high school to face," she said Edison, New Jersey environment. In college, you see your ath- "This is an unusual situation," McGrath letes at practice, and then, they're gone." admitted, referring to the district-wide (908) 321 - 4000 A graduate of Governor Livingston Continued on page 8 SENTINEL, SEPTEMBER 5, 1997 7 Cookont to help celebration BY JOHN P. DOWGIN Franklin and South Brunswick, is dedi- cated to piomoting community pride and unity within Kingston, a residential area FITNESS COMES FIRST SOUTH BRUNSWICK — Thesplit among three municipalities. Kingston Initiative Task Foice, in con- The event's earnings will go directly to junction with the Kingston Volunteer the Kingston 1999 Celebration, a joint Company, will be throwing a cookout/ venture between the initiative and the fire mmm concert Saturday afternoon to benefit the company which will commemorate two 1997 upcoming Kingston 1999 Celebration. anniversaries: the village's 325th and the • MOM k TOT • BEGINNER, • NON-COMPETITIVE • FAMILY DISCOUNT The event, to be held at the Kingston fiie company's 75th. • PRESCHOOL INTERMEDIATE & CLASS ENVIRONMENT PLANS AVAILABLE School on Laurel Avenue, will feature This is the second affair this year aimed • LOW/STUDENT ADVANCED TRAINING • USA COMPETITIVE • SAFETY CERTIFIED at fostering pride among Kingston resi- Kingston Famous Tube Steaks (better TEACHER RATIO •ALL AGE LEVELS TEAMS DIRECTOR known to lay people as hot dogs) and an dents. April's Photo Night, held at the appearance by the oldest active community Kingston firehouse on Heathcote Road, EDUCATIONAL GYMNASTICS CURRICULUM DESIGNED band in New Jersey, The Blawenburg proved to be a rousing success Band. Saturday's cookout will begin at 4 p m., TO ENHANCE YOUR OHIO'S HEA1TH,.,CAII TODAY! Leaders of Kingston Initiative, a task with the Kingston firehouse pioviding force commissioned by the mayors of shelter in the event of rain.

4 Cedarbrook Drive North Front Plitimbcn Cedarbrook Corporate Center Suite 8 Trow Cuit V Will UiJ Rl ' 1" From Uortlt tf CRANBURY 5iiutt8rlMl»n>lit K-9 complaint settled ART PELZER, DIRECTOR Serving East & West Windsor, Plainsboro, Jamesburg, Monroe, Cranbury, BY JOHN ft DQWCIN forced to take care of their canine col- North & South Brunswick, Princeton & other surrounding communities leagues during off-duty hours, service Staff Writer for which they claim they were never SOUTH BRUNSWICK — A recent properly compensated. resolution passed by the Township According to letters attached to the Committee outlines the settlement of a resolution, Bevenese and Oertel both complaint filed by three members of the received $23,000 under the settlement, Police Department's now-defunct K-9 in addition to s$ 10,000 each for legal ex- THE police dog patrol unit. penses. Under the settlement, Patrolmen Karpiscak received $24,500 in dam- ENTIRE FAMILY Scott Bevenese, Jeffrey Karpiscak and ages, as well as $10,000 in legal fees. Lloyd Oertel Jr. will receive more than The South Brunswick Police De- Practicing Since 197B $90,000 compensation for extra hours partment disbanded its K-9 unit in 1995, EMPHASIZING PERSONAL ATTENTION and QUALITY they say K-9 duty demanded of them, citing the prohibitive costs of maintain- • State of the Art Sterilization, modern according to the Aug. 5 resolution. ing such a service. | equipment The patrolmen's complaint stems Despite agreeing to the settlement, < • Gum treatments including new from allegations that while they were the township still officially contests the antibiotic Tiber therapy s • Cosmetic bonding, porcelain veneers, members of the K-9 unit, they were officers' claims. ' teeth whitening • Crowns, Bridges • Special attention paid to children • Root canal treatment • Emergency treatment IN BRIEF • New patients always welcome VFW post to serve Two winners will receive the "Let's , Convenient location- Dayton Professional Center, Suite 5 Extend Summer" prize of four free tickets (behind Dayton Video) breakfast Sunday to cither Six Flags Great Adventure or Dorncy Park/WiId-water Kingdom. ' // Cliarles It. Avrutik, DPS, EA.GJ>. Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No. Winners will be chosen on Monday and 9111 of South Brunswick and the Ladies notification will be made by telephone. Auxiliary will host a breakfast Sunday at :..',:.' 908-274-2544 ',: the post home, 11 Henderson Road. A variety menu is served from 8 a.m. to noon; takeout is available. Donation is $4 per breakfast. For information, call the post home after 2 p.m. at (732) 297-9823. Dayton church to Jersev hold Harvest Fair The First Presbyterian Church at Day- ton will hold its annual Harvest Fair on Sept. 20 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The church is located on Georges Road. Rain date is Sept. 21 from 1-5 p.m. REGISTRATION Thmrsday, 8/21 (2-4 pm &; 6-8 pm) Youth can enter Saturday, 8/23 ( 2-4 pm) mall 'style contest' Sunday, 9/7 (1-4 pm) Through Sunday, children age 5-18 can enter MarketFair's mall-wide "Back to Call for more details. School in Style Contest." SPECIAL PHE-SCUOOL CLASSES Children can complete a ballot at any of the mall stores. TAT> / BALLET / POINTE /JAJZJZ / A CMO / One winner will receive the "Honor L YJRICAL Roll Grand Prize" of a $500 wardrobe and free limousine service to and from school s I ii•<•«• for a week, courtesy of Tyden Limo 257-155X Service. 8 SEPTEMBER 5, 1997, SENTINEL NS IN BRIEF Proof of child's age is required. The sessions (including food), organizations, school Menlo Park veterans will be guests; music Storytime program will be held as follows: groups, churches, crafters and performers will be provided by Billy Phillips. Donation •3-year-olds — Mondays, 10:30-11 a.m. who would like an application or information fee is $12 for adults; $6 for children ages 6- to begin Sept. 15 or Wednesdays, 1:30-2 p.m. should call Linda Soden at (732) 274-2216. 12; under 5 years admitted free. A variety of Registration for the Fall Storytime Pro- • 4- to 5-year-olds — Mondays, 1:30-2 The event will also feature rides for food and refreshments will be served. gram at North Brunswick Public Library, p.m. or Wednesdays, 10:30-11 a.m. youth/teens, games, pony rides, hot air bal- For information, call the post home at 880 Hermann Road, will be held Sept. 15- • 3- to 5-year-olds — Tuesdays, 7-7:30 loon rides, a petting zoo, ethnic dancers, 297-9823 after 2 p.m. 17. Storytime will be offered for children p.m. Sweet Adelines, Lou Russo of WMGQ, the ages 3-5 in either morning, afternoon or For information, call Hilary Mirrer at South Brunswick High School Band, visu- Two open houses evening sessions. Parents can register their 246-3545. als, displays and more. children during regular library hours. All registration must be done in person. set at Jewish school Children must be at least 3 years old on the Community unity WW Post No. 9111 The I. L. Peretz Community Jewish date of the first class. School will host two open houses for new Storytime begins on Sept. 22 and runs for to be celebrated sets annual picnic and prospective students on Sunday from eight weeks. In the event that there are fewer South Brunswick Township will hold its Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No. 9111 10:30 a.m. to noon and on Tuesday from than five children registered for a session, 10th Annual Community Unity Day on Sept. and the Ladies Auxiliary of South 7:30-9 p.m. at Rutgers Preparatory School, that session will be canceled and children 13 from noon to 6 p.m. at Woodlot Park, Brunswick will hold its annual picnic at Middle School Building on Easton Avenue, may be enrolled in another time period. New Road, Kendall Park. All vendors Reichler Park on Saturday from 1-6 p.m. Somerset. Interested families are invited to meet the faculty and member families of the nonprofit, secular Jewish school, which has been serving the Jewish community for more than 70 years. BRING PARIS HOME! As a secular school, the curriculum em- phasizes historical and cultural approaches to the study of Judaism. The school cele- . or Rome, London, Moscow or Munich. brates each of the major Jewish holidays as community occasions, involving parents and iln exchange student from an "exotic" land can enrich your entire family by becoming a children. Classes are held Sunday mornings special friend for life! Choose now from among dozens of applications with photos of throughout the academic year at Rutgers boys and girls, 15 to 18 years, from France, Italy, England, Germany or Russia for the high Preparatory School. school year. Hosting an exchange student will enrich your family forever. For information, call (732) 545-9691. Call today for more information! Flea market slated DEMISE TURNER (732) 364-8917 by ladles auxiliary -or- The Ladies Auxiliary of Lt. John KIM at 1-800-677-2773 Farnkopf American Legion Post No. 401 HANS MONIQUE Fully Accredited will hold a flea market on Sept. 20 from 9 Founded International a.m. to 3 p.m. on Major Road in Monmouth 1976 MTEHNATIQNJAL STUPBN PROGRAMS Organization Junction. Donations of items for the flea A WORLD OF UNDERSTANDING THROUGH CROSS-CULTURAL AND EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS market are now being accepted. For pick up of items or table information, call Roxanne at (732) 297-4807. END OF St. Barnabas plans annual flea market St. Barnabas Episcopal Church in South Brunswick will host its annual flea market on Sept. 27 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The rain SEASON date will be Oct. 4. Space for outside vendors' tables is avail- All Paintings,, Prints & able for $15. The church is located at 142 Porch & Patio Furniture ttp to - Silk arrangements from Sand Hill Road. For vendor application or information, 50% Off 50% Off call (732) 297-4607. Ail Glasses, Trays'and Ice Buckets up to 50% Off Athletic director Continued from page 6 908* 297-1244 reorganization which will ultimately affect each of the township's 11 schools. LteVfl Hwy. 27 • North Brunswick "Once our new facilities open, we'll be in heaven." Her wish is an easily understood one. Once the new South Brunswick High School opens to faculty on Sept. 8, McGrath will have the luxury of a brand new gymnasium, auxiliary gym, four complete locker rooms and an office in the center of all the facilities, "It looks beautiful," McGrath said of the new high school. "It really looks like it's going to be a magnificent place" FOR YOUR UNWANTED CLOTHING Among the issues McGralh will face We will purchase your unwanted wearable and usable clothing, shoes, linens and stuffed animals. in her first year at the high school will be the inaugural season of South Brunswick's swimming team. While "Don't Throw Money Away" Purchases by the pound (30 Ib. min.) budget cuts eliminated a poo! from the school's original blueprints, that won't For a Convenient Home Pickup or Price Quotation, Call Toll Free: * keep the (cam from competing come winter. "There will be a varsity team," she Freehold, NJ said. "We'll be scheduling meets indi- vidually within our conference. I think (1-888-516-2274) . it's important to get (our swimmers) the •516'CASH Licensed and Bonded in NY and NJ competitive edge first" SENTINEL, SEPTEMBER 5, 1997 9 Tax break debate Pennsylvania Dutch Continued from page 1 year, meaning that an abatement would pertained to the revenue side (of the abate- result in a net savings of $5,102,184.54 over ment). This pertains to the expenses." the next three decades. Farmers Market Van Hessen's analysis looks at what the No further debate on the issue took place revenues and expenses of a tax abatement Tuesday, since the decision to table the vote would be for South Brunswick, then com- in anticipation of forthcoming information pares them to the revenues and expenses of had been made at an earlier committee meet- the township building 31 affordable housing ing. credits on its own. His numbers agree with Van Hessen admits that his data does not Schaefer's in that an abatement would mean account for possible tax rate inflation, and fewer tax dollars for both the school district that it assumes municipal, county and fire and the county. expenses at their highest possible rates. However, using average rates of $1.56 During previous discussions on the mat- Hours: Thurs. 10am -6pm, per $100 of assessed value for the school ter, Mayor Debra Johnson expressed her Fri, 9am - 7pm, Sat. 9am - 4pm taxes and 43 cents per $100 of assessed firm opposition to the requested abatement, value for county taxes, Van Hessen's num- noting that no precedent exists in South bers calculate the total loss of revenue for Brunswick for providing a for-profit organi- those bodies would be $1,571,700 over the zation with such a tax break. Tired of supermarket foods? next 30 years, over $8 million less than On Wednesday, Mayor Johnson said that Schaefer's research indicated. her colleague's research had no effect on her Check us out!! Additionally, Van Hessen's research position, adding that she felt Van Hessen had notes that 31 township-built housing units overlooked certain aspects of the COAH for- The Perfect Alternative. would most likely mean more children mula. attending district schools, whereas an "It doesn't take into account that whether assisted-living facility for senior citizens we give them an abatement or not, COAH Chemical Free Meats, Poultry, would mean no such increase in school units will be built," Johnson said. "When population. you build in South Brunswick, you either and much more Using figures of one child per township- build affordable housing or you give money built affordable housing unit and an average to our trust fund. I don't think Mr. Van cost-per-pupil of $7,000, Van Hessen's data Hessen took that fully into account." We also carry a large selection of concludes that receiving 31 affordable hous- Johnson also said that she felt the loss of ing credits via Buckingham Place would school tax revenue was "important" regard- storage barns & playground equipment. save the school district $237,776.82 a year less of projected expenses for the district. and $7,133,305.54 over the next 30 years in Van Hessen requested that both student costs. Schaefer's and his research be forwarded to In all, Van Hessen's analysis shows that a the Board of Education, so that the board Stop in or caE for tax abatement for Buckingham Place would can provide comment on the matter before cost $7,657 in annual expenses, whereas not the Township Committee's planned Sept. 16 info ;, providing one would cost $177,729.82 per vote. Spanieling criticized on budget comments ]fpry6u:^f0f:ij0ur NORTH BRUNSWICK — Democratic decrease. Spaulding and his running mate, a great way tc» begin music study! mayor Paul Matacera Tuesday announced Paul Pappas, said that with a $2.5 million the beginning of the 1997 political campaign drop in spending from the previous year season by criticizing one of the Republican should have resulted in a larger drop in the candidates for the Township Council. tax rate. Township Business Administrator i I Music Classes After the Township Council adopted the Paul Keller said that the spending drop was 1997-98 municipal fiscal budget, Matacera partially negated by the large drop in rev- j ;• at Westminster Conservatory said the newly amended budget document, enue in water and sewer utilities following entailing a $654,000 increase from the first the private/public partnership with US Water «>• in SOUTH BRUNSWICK (Crossroads School) I budget drafted a few weeks ago, would not in Somerville, made in 1995. affect the 1-cent tax decrease projected in the Township Council President Joe Fritsche, original budget. He then blasted Republican who is running for re-election this year with Take the class advantage! candidate David Spaulding for suggesting at fellow Democrat Bridget Stillwell Kennedy, a previous meeting that the increased budget also took aim at Spaulding's tax increase pro- Students learn to make music in a figures would mean a tax increase. jections in a closing statement of his own. GLASSES AISO IN: "Despite a doomsday comment from Mr. "This sort of knee-jerk and uninformed supportive group environment. Spaulding," Matacera said in his closing statement does a disservice to our taxpayers. Princeton ! £ • Classes prepare students of all ages statement, "who was quoted in at least one The fact that the amendment has no impact Lawrenceville local newspaper as saying the amended bud- whatever upon the tax rate and the budget, as and stages of ability for private study. get would result in a substantial tax increase, amended, will result in a 1-cent reduction in Mercerville the tax rate will go down 1 cent as a result of the tax rate as we have announced on sever- • Students ease into practicing gradually. this spending plan." al occasions," Fritsche said. • Classes are a less costly option when Private lessons When the figures of the amendment Last year the municipal tax rate jumped also available became available during the budget's public 38 cents from the previous year, boosting the exploring interest in music. hearing on Aug. 26, Spaulding said the new tax rate from 78 cents per $100 of assessed numbers, particularly the appropriation of valuation to $1.16 per $100 of assessed val- FOR A CATALOG call 908-940-6694. $874,149 into the reserve for uncollected uation. To a home owner with a property Classes begin the week of September 16, taxes, could precipitate a 4- to 5-cent de- valued at $ 100,000, the increase meant a rise crease in the municipal tax rate. in taxes from $780 to $1,160. "Between now and November 4, I am The 1-cent tax decrease means a munici- ^Westminster Conservatory sure we will hear more and more from Mr. pal tax total of $ 1,150 — a $ 10 decrease. 1 Community Music School of < Spaulding and his partisan allies regarding After the meeting, Spaulding comment- Westminster Choir College of Rider University j this spending plan. Hopefully, he will not ed on being singled out in the official clos- mislead the people of our township as he did ing statements. last week when he predicted a 4- to 5-cent "I'm a little flattered," Spaulding said, increase in the tax rate resulting from the adding, "They're taking shots at an oppo- budget. Hopefully, his criticism will be con- nent." structive rather than irresponsible." Spaulding said his statements were based Matacera also criticized Spaulding's on statements made by township officials. questions about the amount of the tax rate — John K. Delaney 1 O SEPTEMBER 5, 1997, SENTINEL NS i OUR VIEW Debate would benefit candidates, residents s summer vacations come Club challenged Democrats to a to an end and North public debate on issues of interest A Brunswick residents not only to politicians vying for return to their jobs and schools, office, but to all taxpaying resi- so, too, should they resume an dents. interest in community affairs. Residents would benefit in Some residents may be dis- two ways from a public debate. pleased to find that situations in The first benefit would be the North Brunswick have remained opportunity for residents to learn the same — confusing as ever. about municipal issues, such bud- A good example of how com- gets, capital improvements and plicated things can get is the tax untested items, such as the pro- levy sale law, which the township posed tax levy sale. will soon utilize in the current The second benefit a debate fiscal year, provided that private would offer would be the chance companies are interested in to assess the abilities of the can- submitting a competitive bid for didates — both Democrats and the contract. Republicans — before deciding To say the least, tax-collection who to support in the voting experts disagree on whether the booth. A suitable candidate for township will benefit from such a local government must be well- plan, so it's safe to assume that a versed in issues affecting the taxpayer might be more than a township and must be able to little confused. articulate his or her thoughts and With the Township Council ideas. A debate situation elections just a few months away, undoubtedly would bring the neither the Democrats nor the most capable candidates to light. Republicans have scheduled a Since Democratic officials political debate. accepted the challenge for a A few months ago, officials debate, both factions must agree from the township's Republican on a place, date and a moderator. run town affairs. Elections don't one of the most rewarding Tax sale creative seem to be producing any bene- aspects of being legislators — accounting fit. Let a professional do the job cutting through the red tape of LETTERS full time. It makes as much sense state government, which frankly hat if they held a tax tion of our border with East as what conies from the council can frustrate any person or group S.B. warehouse Brunswick (so far). levy sale and nobody chamber and the mayor's office. on any given day. To us, that's Just as other areas of South W came? This is what I why we were elected, not only to plans upsetting Brunswick didn't need the was thinking after reading your STEVE HYMAN write laws but also to serve you nother controversy to add explosion of residential units, front-page story on the township North Brunswick wherever we can in your day-to- to the chaos of South we didn't ask for the warehous- budget. The much-anticipated day interactions with your state A Brunswick living is pro- es. In fact, maybe you have legislation finally passes, allow- government. posed warehousing at the inter- Transportation noticed some of our "ratable ing this questionable method of Our involvement with this section of Deans-Rhode Hall rewards" in your neck of the collecting taxes, and they receive Road and Route 130. issue addressed project also brought with it an woods (I guess this term doesn't no bids; thus making the budget additional and unexpected Although I am all for any apply to South Brunswick any- worthless and requiring funds in ecently, we were asked by open space preservation in South reward. We had our first opportu- more). There is nothing like an reserve. Good plan. Will the South Brunswick Com- nity to work with the citizens' Brunswick, I find it very disturb- 18-wheeler roaring and rumbling taxes have to go up mirroring last mitteeman Ted Van Hes- ing when it only pertains to the R coalition, Kingston Initiative, down a narrow, country road. year's budget reserve debacle? sen for help in responding to an "other side" of South Bruns- that the people of Kingston orga- We keep being told how No, they will not. Why? The issue involving the state nized this year. wick. lucky we are by being "saved" council cooked the books. Rather Department of Transportation Its goal is to ensure the safety In response to a letter from from residential development. than changing the already Mr. Paul Murray about the pros (DOT) that had been raised by and preservation of its special I must note that not one piece announced tax rate, budget num- residents and businesses in and cons of open space, I find of property in eastern South community by focusing on quali- many convenient "loopholes" in bers were rearranged to add up Kingston, a small and vibrant ty-of-life issues and direct Brunswick is being slated for the same way. historic community located in his logic. It was never men- preservation (by South Bruns- involvement in planning with its tioned in his letter that this tract This is a university-level South Brunswick and Franklin local, county and state govern- wick itself)- We voted for the townships. of land is next to Davison Mill referendum also. We want a course in creative accounting. ments. It's a goal we admire and Park and was a farm for well "piece of the pie," and we do not We won't feel it if the tax sale Specifically, we were asked to support, since government works over a hundred years. Mr. solely exist for "warehousifica- goes through in the "11th intervene with the DOT to obtain best when it reflects the fullest Murray never mentioned that tion" to pay for South Bruns- month." Something to look for- assurances that work begun participation of its citizens. this tract of land is bank-owned, wick's ills. ward to. Why only a 1-cent under its Route 27 project would We applaud the work of the due to foreclosure, and might be As I would never wish a decrease in the tax rate? To be completed promptly and initiative and wish it every suc- bargain priced. He never men- warehouse on your "Poet's (quote) Township Business appropriately. tioned that most parks in South cess. We are glad we were able Hill," don't wish any more on Administrator Paul Keller, "the Also critical was getting an to assist the people of Kingston Brunswick must be driven to for us. It is most commendable what partnership with U.S. Water of agreement that additional work child safety. As for the safety and look forward to future advo- the people of Kingston have Somerville has resulted in a rev- for installing new sidewalks and cacy on their behalf. concerns of crossing Route 130 done in their fight to preserve a enue shortfall." curbing along Kingston's historic to get there, I would never beautiful piece of South Bruns- Was the purpose of selling the Main Street would meet design SEN. PETER A. INVERSO attempt to walk down Ridge wick. I would only hope that all standards to deal with drainage Road either. water department to lose money? (R-14th District) concerned citizens of South problems identified by South Eastern South Brunswick has~ I'm tired of the nonsense spewed ASSEMBLYWOMAN Brunswick fight to preserve any forth. Do it better or get out of Brunswick's engineers. BARBARA W. WRIGHT been ravaged over the last 30 part of what is left. We were able to get the DOT years by warehousing. The the way. It's obvious to me that (R-14th District) they have not a clue as to what to focus immediate attention on ASSEMBLYMAN PAUL R. remaining pockets of rural resi-. WILLIAM P. KLIMOWICZ dential areas are being attacked they're doing. We might as well these issues and reach a quick KRAMER from all sides, with the excep- - • -South Brunswick hire a management company to resolution. It is an example of , (R-14th District) NS SENTINEL, SEPTEMBER 5, 1997 11 liiii The early bird gets attention, support ast weekend I had the opportunity Brunswick. It wasn't so long ago that our to meet Glenn Robinson, who is elected officials worked together to serve L seeking election to the Township the needs of the entire community, not Committee. I was a little surprised to find their own self-interests. Glenn Robinson a candidate out this early, but after speak- seems genuinely sincere in his desire to ing to Mr. Robinson, I realized how much get back to the basics. I believe that South he wants to serve South Brunswick and Brunswick is at a cross road. We need to the level of his dedication. elect people with the right education and I learned that Mr. Robinson currently experience and who arc committed to do- serves on the Zoning Board as vice chair- ing what is right for our community. man. In addition, he told me that he is em- I would strongly encourage the resi- ployed as a director of corporate planning. dents of South Brunswick to take the time Mr. Robinson also finds time to teach to talk to Glenn Robinson during the next ONE SLEEK GOLF CART — Representatives of Acme Nissan, Route small business management at Rutgers. It few months. I think you'll find him to be 130 in Monmouth Junction, make an appearance for the Fifth seems to me that South Brunswick could a bright and sincere young man. It is Anniversary CoreStates Fall Golf Classic, which will be held Sept. 28 really use someone with Glenn's back- rcficshing to meet someone who is dedi- and 29 at the Forsgate Country Club, Monroe. The professional tourna- ground. cated to putting the interests of South ment, of which Acme Nissan is the official car sponsor, will benefit The What impressed me the most about Brunswick first. Cancer Institute of New Jersey. Mr. Robinson was his desire to focus only BETH METZHEISER on solving the issues confronting South Monmouth Junction Scouts say thank you for support KSRItl YMCA to hold y name is Michael Preller of their organizations as pick-up points for the SAT and PSAT prep Kendall Park. The (Boy) Scouts clothing drive: the Rev. John Maltby of dance courses Miller Piesbyterian Church; the Rev. Bob classes to be offered M of Troop 90 and I would like to The South Brunswick Family YMCA thank all the people of South Brunswick Lyman of St. Augustine's Church; Mrs. South Brunswick Community School Shea of Sand Hills Presbyterian Church; will offer dance lessons for students ages 3 will offer SAT and PSAT prep classes for and surrounding areas for all the support to adult. Dance coordinator Angel Umbach they have given to our recent clothing Mr. Volek of (Veterans of Foreign Wars) October tests. Classes will focus on vo- Post No. 9111; Mr. Carl Heffington of will head the dance staff. Classes are held cabulary and/or math topics, shortcuts, drive. Thanks to all your generous dona- at the Deans and Dayton schools on tions; we received 4,200 pounds of cloth- South Brunswick Public Library; and Mr. study techniques, test-taking skills and Anzek of Brunswick Acres School. Tuesday and Thursday afternoons and Sat- ing, coats and shoes which were donated to urday mornings. strategies, SAT format and scoring. the Rescue Mission in Trenton. We could- MICHAEL PRELLER The Princeton Review Diagnostic Test n't have done it without your help. Eagle Scout candidate Programs being offered include "Introduction to Dance" for youth ages 3-5; will be given Sept. 10. Monday and A special thank you goes out to the fol- and Boy Scouts Troop 90 Wednesday night classes will begin the Kendall Park "Introduction to Ballet" for ages 5-8; lowing individuals who allowed us to use "Ballet I" for ages 6-10; "Introduction to week of Sept. 15. Jazz" for ages 8-12; "Modern Jazz" for Registration information can be found Citizen questions township budget ages 8-12; "Luigi Jazz" for ages 10-14; and in the community school's brochure, "Introduction to Tap" for ages 6-10. which was mailed to local residents; ast Tuesday, North Brunswick had tend to eliminate as many as 31 jobs from Adults can participate in a jazz/tap class information can also be found at South the budget meeting. The Democrats the budget — services of course. Did any- on Tuesdays from 5:30-6:30 p.m. at Dayton Brunswick High School. L first sold the Water Department to one notice a voluntary decrease in the ex- School. For details, contact Nancy Kinal at make the deficit look better for one year. orbitant salaries the part-time council re- For dance program information, call (732) 297-7800, Ext. 258. Never mind that the water users will be ceives or the perks like cars and medical (732)329-1150. paying for this for many years. Next, they insurance? Of course not; let the other will auction the property tax levy to the people pay. Friends of S.B. highest bidder, another one-time dollar One last note — the signs the Republi- Library collecting increase to make the budget look better. can candidates have put up in the town- food labels for van Library to meet Both are income revenues for the township ship are very eye-appealing. As in previ- The Friends of the South Brunswick — lost. But the most appalling statement on ous years, one wonders just how long The South Brunswick Public Library is Library have sponsored book sales, read- the budget is that the committee has bud- they will be there. Will they be taken collecting food product labels to earn a minivan. ing programs, mystery theater, line danc- geted $200,000 for the water utility. What down and destroyed as usual? ing, puppet and magic shows and more. water utility? We sold that, remember? There is a large can located in the MARJORIE WILLIAMS They are currently selling '98 It is very noticeable also that they in- North Brunswick library cntryway to deposit labels from the following food products: Campbell's Entertainment Books for $30 each; pur- (soups, beans, juices); Franco American chasers receive a 30-minute AT&T phone (gravies and pastas); Pepperidge Farm card. IN BRIEF (breads, stuffing and frozen foods), Prego To order books, call Susan at (732) (sauces); Swanson (frozen foods); Vlasic 329-6688 or Evelyn at 297-5062. The Food Bank is open Tuesdays from (peppers, pickles); and more. Participants The next meeting is Tuesday at 8 p.m. Aid the hungry; 10 a.m. to noon and Thursdays from 6-8 should consult the complete list of food p.m. and is located on the lower level of at the library. Members and non-members donate food items products available at the library for more are invited to attend. the municipal complex. information. Patrons of North Brunswick's Heritage For information, call (732) 329-6688. Day, to be held Sept. 27, are encouraged The minivan will be used as a prize in a to bring non-perishable food items to Register children fund-raising raffle for the new South keep shelves stocked for the less-fortunate Brunswick Library Foundation. DeVry open house area residents. for library program For information, call (732) 297-5062. The North Brunswick Food Bank will Toddlers can register for South slated for Sunday have a collection box available at the Brunswick Public Library's Mother Fall schedule to begin An open house on career opportunities senior center table during the Heritage Goose program beginning Sept. 10 at 10 in technology-based business and Day festivities to be held at North a.m. until sessions are filled. The two at Christ the King electronics fields will be offered at DeVry Brunswick Township High School. classes of nursery rhymes, stories and Christ the King Church, located at 3330 Institute, North Brunswick campus, at Priority items needed are peanut but- songs for children ages 10- to 36 months Route 27 in Kendall Park, will begin its fall 1:30 p.m. Sunday. ter, jelly, dry milk packets, potato flakes, and their parents/caregivers will run on programs on Sunday with a recognition of The seminar will include a film on beef stew, canned spaghetti and vegeta- Wednesdays from Sept. 17 to Oct. 22 at grandparents. Holy Communion will be opportunities in technology-based fields, 10:15 a.m. and 2 p.m. Each class will last bles. celebrated at 10:30 a.m., preceded by Sun- as well as several discussion sessions dur- For more information, call Mrs. Rud- approximately 20 minutes. day school for adults and children at 9:15 ing which DeVry representatives will ders at (732) 418-2222. Phone registration will not be accept- a.m. Following the service, a luncheon will Those who wish to contribute food ed. Parents or caregivers must register in be held. answer questions on technology career items but are unable to attend the festival person at the library, located at 1 10 Beginning Sept. 13, there will be a Sat- opportunities and DeVry curricula, finan- may bring their donations to the munici- Kingston Lane, Monmouth Junction. urday service at 5 p.m. An open Bible study cial aid and career services. pal complex or to the senior center any For information, call (732) 329-4000, is held Wednesdays at 7:30 p.m. For information, contact the DeVry weekday. Ext. 285. For information, call (732) 297-1200. admissions office at (732) 435-4850. 12 SEPTEMBER 5, 1997, SENTINEL NS Greater Media Newspapers Presents Dow Jones day-care center before board center, along with administrative offices, Call BY JERRY DESARNO 900-773-6602 to respond to these ads. will have "back-up" room to house ap- ($1.99 per minute) TouchTone™ or Rotary phones. You must be 18 or older. Correspondent proximately 24 older children on a daily WOMEN FIT THE BILL? SOUTH BRUNSWICK — Adopting a basis if their regular school is closed be- Attractive 40 year old white DOUBLE DATING cause of a holiday or snow emergency. SEEKING MEN female, 57", and 110 pounds. Call 1-900-773-6602 popular trend in today's corporate world, Looking for a healthy, trim profes- Deputy Mayor Edmund Luciano ques- Call 1-900-773-6602 $1.99 peimin, Dow Jones Co. Inc. representatives re- sional white male, 40 to 60, with a tioned whether the proposed 35 parking $1.99 per mill. PLACE YOUR FREE AD TODAY! cently presented plans for a 14,985-square- medium build, for friendship and a spaces at the front of the building, allo- FIESTV AMISH possible long term relationship Are you and your friend looking to foot day-care center on the company's 53 yr old, 5'3", single, white, pro- BOX 38568 meet two nice people to go out Route 1 office-park campus. cated for parents dropping off and picking fessional Christian female loves with? If so, call 1-800-647-8403 to BEEFCAKE WANTED place your FREE ad todayl At the Aug. 20 Planning Board meet- up their children throughout the day, are the outdoors, swimming, volley- Quiet, full figured, single white ing, Dow Jones Vice President and Chief sufficient, especially during the morning ball, good books and more. female, 30, family oriented, sense Seeking a single, white, profes- of humor, likes classic television, Financial Officer Kevin Roachc said a re- rush hour. sional Christian male, 45 to 60, lit, good conversation, movies. In SEEKING WOMEN cent survey of the company's 1,600 em- "What I don't see in this report is traf- financially secure, wilh similar search of tall, outgoing, single ployees indicated a demand for a day-care fic management, no report on trip genera- interests. BOX 12234 white male, 28 1o 34, medium to Call 1-900-773-6602 center at the Ridge Road-Route 1 location. PRAISE THE LORD large build, for friendship and pos- $1.99 per min. tion going into these 35 parking spaces; 41 yr old, 5'8", dynamic, intelligent sible more. BOX 32487 LOOK INTO MY EYES! "The facility is expected to house 140 therefore, I'm concerned about the safety street missionary loves Jesus, SINCERITY/HONESTY... 46 yr old, 6', 165 Ib male looking children ranging in age from infant to factor of the children," he said. walks, singing, laughing, etc 29 yr old, queen sized, attractive, for a woman that makes my heart kindergarten," Roachc said, "and will be Roache explained that most of the Dow Seeking a partner in random acts intelligent, black female, great sense melt by looking into her eyes. She limited to only the children of Dow Jones of kindness. Non smoker. BOX of humor, sincere, honest. Enjoys should be petite, warm, kind, Jones employees are on "flexible-hour" 12768 movies, clubs or a nice evening at unselfish and sincere. BOX 10538 employees." schedules, so all of the 140 children would TALL & ROMANTIC? home. Looking for a black male, 30 SLIM & ATHLETIC Standing near an easel with drawings of be dropped off at one specific time during 60's widow seeks a tall, romantic to 35, who is passionate, honest, 38 yr old, 5'10", 160 Ib, single, sincere, for friendship/possible rela- the proposed center, building architect gentleman. Enjoys plays, movies, white professional male seeking a the clay. tionship. BOX 38995 long term relationship Call to find Eugene O'Connor, Hightstown, explained reading, dining and much more that the children would be cared for in nine The board is expected to hear further For a lasting relationship. BOX DIVORCED MOTHER out more about me! BOX 15239 discussion on the day-care site plans per- 146S3 "home-base rooms," segregated by age 5'8", attractive, single black profes- WHY BE NORMAL? taining to sewerage and drainage reports at WAITING sional female seeking a tali, educat- Single white male, 28, nonsmoker, groups and looked after by 33 staff mem- Not for a bus, for you: a white wid- ed, professional man who knows 6', brown hair, blue eyes, likes bers. a special meeting scheduled for 7:30 p.m. what he wants tn life. If you are traveling, photography, dining out owed male, 60 to 69, to drive us "In this half, the building will be des- Wednesday. through the autumn of our life financially and emotionally secure, and more. In search of single white Last year, the board gave Dow Jones together. Petite, slender, energetic, handsome...call me! BOX 15440 Jewish female, 21 to 30, nonsmok- ignated for infant/toddlers and a lot of dia- white widowed female in search of SOMETHING CASUAL er, attractive, physically fit, with approval to build a four-story office build- upbeat personality, for long term per changing," he said with a smile, while friend and companion; Middlesex 5'8", fit, attractive, newly divorced, the other half (designated for) older tod- ing which is currently under construction County BOX 32507 white professional mother seeking relationship. BOX 32506 a professional male, 38 to 45, who INTELLIGENT & GIFTED dlers to kindergarten-age children) will be and is expected to open in the spring. The MISCHIEVOUS BLONDE is tall and good looking, for dating. 24 yr old, 57", 187 Ib single male tailored for learning development." new office building will house an addi- Divorced white female, 30, 5'6", Kids are fine. BOX 15589 is seeking a fun loving female who tional 1,000 employees. 169 lbs, blue green eyes, long is open minded, Intelligent and gift- O'Connor also noted that the day-care curly hair, seeks down to earth, NO COUCH POTATOESI! ed. Enjoy cooking, dancing, mischievous, spontaneous, ener- 35 yr old, tall, professional, attrac- movies and quiet evenings at getic guy. Long hair and kids okay; tive, single white Christian female home. BOX 10884 smoker okay, too. Call me. BOX loves life and have varied inter- 32504 ests. Seeking a tall, professional, CALL ME! single white male, 35 to 40, non- 5'5", 165 Ib stock built male with Traffic signal a must GIGGLE WITH ME smoker, drug free with Christian brown hair and blue eyes. Enjoys Divorced white female, 43, 5'3", values, for friendship; possible sports, antique cars, swimming, seeking a single or divorced white relationship. BOX 15723 beach, candlelight dinners and music, comedy clubs and more. male, who is sincere, has sense of SOMETHING NEW BOX 11378 humor and likes to do a variety of Single white female, 20, 5'3", if application OK'd things. BOX 32500 petite, dancer, black hair, brown SEEK SPECIAL WOMAN LOVES TO DANCE eyes Seeking serious relationship, This father of one is honest, caring traffic light there is a must." marriage, with an attractive, Italian and self motivated. Seek a special BY JERRY DE SARNO Young at heart and In looks, 50 woman for a future together. Attorney Kenneth Fee, Kendall Park, plus, white Jewish professional or French, brown hair, blue eyes, 18 to 25. BOX 32477 Enjoys travel, cooking, slow danc- Correspondent representing the joint application by de- female, enjoys dancing, exercis- ing and new adventures. All replies ing, cultural events, dining out. SLIM BRUNETTE will be answered. BOX 11432 SOUTH BRUNSWICK — For some veloper Robert D'Anton and Mobil Corp., Seeks slim, fit, single white profes- Divorced white female, 40's, told the residents that plans to possibly in- sional male, 45 to 60, financially romantic, down to earth, caring EXCITEMENT & FUN residents of the Nassau Square, condo- secure, non smoker, with similar lady seeks an honest, one woman 19 yr old, 6'2", male college stu- minium complex, a proposed Mobil gas stall a traffic light could "coincide" with interests. BOX 32467 man, for lasting relationship, 45 to dent is looking for female, 18 to 25, station/food mart complete with a drive-up the Beekman Road extension project and 55. Middlesex County. BOX 32478 for fun and excitement. If you are MAKE ME LAUGH interested in sports, working out, window at the junction of Route 27 and are "on the front burner." Divorced white female 5'8", brown GIVE ME A CALL movies, fishing and dancing, give Beekman Road will be a "major-league However, Fee did stop short of saying hair and eyes, trim, attractive. 46 yr old, 5'4", 125 Ib, divorced me a call soon! BOX 11623 Seeks divorced white male, 5'9" white female enjoys the outdoors, disaster" unless a traffic signal is installed. the traffic light would be installed before LOVE TO TALK TO YOU plus, 40 to 55, sensitive and out- dancing and reading. Seeking an the Mobil gas station/food mart and office Early 60's, 5'8 1/2", 150 Ib, hand- Steve Sheard, a trustee of Nassau going. BOX 32497 honest, sincere, humorous gentle- building are built. man, 46 to 55. BOX 14140 some, widowed Jewish male is Square Condominium Association, told A TASTY DISH seeking a professional, energetic Zoning Board members at the Aug. 21 Board members expressed a myriad of ATTN: JOE and intelligent Jewish female with ...is what this divorced, white JOE You answered my ad on meeting that it would be a "traffic disaster" concerns, ranging from the installation of Italian actress, 44, is and what financial resources for travel com- July 31st (#16044) I didn't get your panion. Like extensive travel, long for the 200 plus homeowners who live near an underground drainage system to a drive- she'll cook for just the nght man. phone number. Please call Seeking secure, single white male, walks, scuba diving, working out the 3.8-acre site where the hexagon-shaped up window with a menu board. back....I would really love to speak and morel BOX 11661 40 to 50, to taste test all life has to to youlllll BOX 15491 gas station/food mart and two-story office Board member Keith Smith also criti- offer. Must have a sophisticated GOOD LOOKING palate. BOX 32491 CAN YOU PLAY POOL? Single white male, 37, 5'11", hon- building are proposed. cized the plans for not including a loading 57 1/2", full figured, single black est, sensitive, enjoys movies, LET'S GET TOGETHER "It is already a major-league challenge dock area for the food mart. "You'll have female seeking a single black sports and comedy clubs. In to cross over Beekman Road onto Route six-wheeler trucks parked near the store 23, sweet, sincere, honest, very male, 22 to 32, who is 5'10" or search of single or divorced white attraciive. Seeking male, 23 to 32, taller with a medium to large build. female, slim to medium build, 27. With a gas station, it would be a major- blocking traffic during rush hours while attractive, honest, affectionate and Enjoy having fun. Want someone attractive, 27 to 37, for a relation- league hazard." Sheard said. supplies are being buggylugged into the a good communicator. BOX 32493 intelligent, adventurous, good ship. BOX 32458 humored... BOX 15510 Sheard, however, did note that if a traf- store," he contended. HEAR FROM YOU SOON?? 32 yr old, 57", single white female, LEAVE THE PAST,.... fic light was placed at Beekman Road and The board is expected to hear further BEHIND! 57", single white GUIDELINES pretty with long brown hair, is The Greater Media Newspapers Route 27, it would improve safety condi- testimony from a professional planner and seeking a sweet, caring, single female (brunette with green eyes) assumes no liability for contents ol, or tions considerably. traffic consultant on Sept. 25. white male, 28 to 39, thin to medi- loves movies, long walks, candle- replies to any personal advertisements; and such liability rests exclusively with Resident Bill Chaffey, Beekman Road, um build. En|oys the boardwalk, light dinner and more. Seeking a the advertiser of, or respondent to, such In other business, the board has music, movies and Atlantic City. single white male, non-smoker. advertisements. The Greater Media recalled an incident several years ago rescheduled a hearing on the proposed BOX 16002 BOX 15769 Newspapers may, In its sole discretion, change, reject or delete any personal when two township employees were seri- 244,330-square-foot Heritage Retail Cen- ACTIVE, FUN LOVING advertisements which it deems inappro- TALL BLONDE LADY priate All advertisers must record a voice ously injured at the location and said "a ter on Route 1 North for Oct. 9. Single white Christian female, 35, greeting to accompany their ad. Ads with- Attraciive, single white female, 36, tall, professional, intelligent, attrac- out voice greetings may not appear In 5'8", 135 lbs, hazel eyes, non tive, loves life. Varied interests, The Meeting Place. When you respond to smoker, fit and active. Enjoys a Meeting Place ad, your phone bill will from sports and motorcycles to reflect a charge of $1.99 per mmuto. An Circle Players to stage 'Elephant Man' movies, dancing, gourmet foods, symphonies and theatre. Seeks average 3 minute call costs $5.97. The Meeting Place 900# is provided by outdoors and various sports. tall, professional, single white Seeking attractive, 6'1" plus, fit Advanced Telecom Services, Wayne, PA Circle Players will stage The Elephant hors d'oeuvres reception; $12 for Friday male, 35 to 40, non smoker, 19087. The Meeting Place is brought to Man from Sept. 12 to Oct. 4 on Friday and and Saturday evenings; and $10 for the and active, non smoking single Christian values, with similar inter- you by Greater Media Newspapers and white male, 30 to 40, with similar Advanced Telecom Services ests. No couch potatoes, please. Copyright 1997 ATS Saturday nights, starting at 8:30 p.m., and Sunday performance — two tickets for interests. BOX 32469 BOX 32470 on Sept. 21 at 2 p.m. The show will be per- $18. Seniors and students receive a $1 dis- formed at Circle Playhouse, 416 Victoria count at all performances. m Ave., Piscataway. Reservations are recommended. For in- Call 1 *800 64 7»8403 to place your ad 24 hrs. a day! Ticket prices are as follows: $13 for formation, call the box office at (732) 968- TouchTone or Rotary phones. Oa/29/97 opening night, including champagne and 7555. SENTINEL, SEPTEMBER 5, 1997 1 3 LENOX Factory Clearance Center

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CLEANING UP — Much of the Stone Museum on Spotswood-Englishtown Road in Monroe was destroyed in a fire three weeks ago. The owner vows to rebuild the popular museum for area children. (Jackie Pollack/Greater Media) Stone Museum will Savings up to off rise from the ashes 7suggeste5d retail prices 53 Commerce Drive The Greek' vows he will that more was not lost. Cranbury, New Jersey "I would like to thank the volunteer 800-587-7444 restart museum for local firemen. Without them, the whole place Sale Hours: would have burned, and it is the landscap- r~X Traffic S; J children to enjoy again i§3§ Lights Monday - Saturday 9:00am to 8:00pm ing that allows me to keep the rest going," Sunday -11:00am to 6:00pm he explained. BY TINA CRAFTQN W Incorporated. 15197, Lurrax Factory Clearance Center merchandise consists ot Seconds, overstocks, discontinued and special products. Thi) Lenox factory Before the display area burned, it held Clearance Center is open dnilnpj advertised sulo periods only. Quantities are limited, no ralnchncks, Fxpiroa 9/21/97 Staff Writer minerals and fossils with a variety of "hands-on" indoor and outdoor displays. MONROE — The Stone Museum that The artifacts came from 80 different coun- recently burned down on Spotswood- tries with fluorescent minerals, dinosaur Englishtown Road was a community insti- eggs from China and Indian artifacts from tution since 1973 and its passing will affect local hunting grounds. more than just local residents. •. STAND. In addition to the geology museum, The list of agencies and organizations there is a showcase of "practical masonry" that enjoyed the facility is lengthy, includ- with hundreds of samples and boulders ing groups from as far away as Newark and used in building construction and land- STAND, SIT. STAND. Staten Island, N.Y. scape design set in a continuous wall. This The museum was created by a man who part of the exhibit is built around a 5-acre Sit down with us for Shabbat services has become a legend himself. He is known lake. and see what we stand for. simply, as "The Greek." The story of his Also featured in the display are the life starts in the middle of the Great tools and techniques used in past and pre- Depression, a child abandoned in a coal sent stonework. bin. In addition to the exhibits, visitors can He was raised in a state-sponsored wander in the landscape surrounding the home belonging to Elizabeth Van Fleet, lake with a six-stone waterfall. The lake who raised the Greek along with 60 other area is decorated with metal sculptures in a children. It is there that he got his name variety of colors achieved through acid from the other children in the home who etching at extremely high temperatures. learned of his ancestry. The gift shop sells polished gemstones, CONGREGATION B'NAI TIKVAH As he tells the story, the Greek jewelry, fossils, collectibles and carved ob- OP NORTH AND SOUTH BRUNSWICK promised Van Fleet that he would devote jects. half of the money he earned to charity, par- The nonprofit facility has thrived, paid Invites You to Join Us at our Shabbat ticularly to causes involving the physically for by the landscaping business, but the Services and Open House and mentally challenged. Greek said in his advancing age he needs He became a landscaper and was able to provide a stable source of money to Saturday Sept. 13th, 9:30 am; Friday Sept. 19th, 8:00 pm to keep that promise by building the 65- keep the operation going. Informational Meeting Thursday, Sept. 18th, 8:00 pm acre site in Monroe where state philan- "There will come a time when I can't thropic organizations bring children for a landscape anymore," he said. Join us for Kiddush or Oneg Shabbat, meet Rabbi Eligberg, Cantor free day of fun including educational This led him to build a for-profit recre- Shron, members of the congregation and other Jetvish families amusements and refreshments. ational facility that could be rented for any from the area. Child care is available on Saturdays. He says that more than 100,000 people type of indoor or outdoor gathering, from have attended the free parties at "Greek's weddings and bar mitzvahs to company B'nai Tikvah provides many opportunities for personal growth and Playland." picnics and conventions. Eighty percent of a strong sense of community for all ages. Equal participation for "We are going to rebuild the museum this project is complete and will be put on men and women, no additional fees for High Holidays, and a because too many kids are unhappy. A 7- hold until the museum can be rebuilt. beautiful facility are additional reasons to join. year-old wanted to donate his collection of Though he has accepted donations for Meet the congregation that welcomes you home. rocks and fossils that he bought from us. A the playland, because of the disaster, his Call for an informative brochure. lot of people feel that way," the Greek said. first priority is to replace the museum and He plans to construct a building on a the Greek would be grateful for mineral or We are one ofthefetv synagogues with a sophisticated system for slightly smaller scale than what he has now fossil donations. the hearing impaired, curb cuts, a ramp to the Bima and prayer and, although he is upset at the loss of Anyone who would like to contribute to books in Braille and Russian. nearly $300,000 of priceless artifacts that the facility in the way of cash or artifacts 1001 Finnegan's Lane, North Brunswick, NJ • 297-0696 were destroyed in the blaze, he is thankful can call (732) 521-2232. 1 4 SEPTEMBER 5, 1997, SENTINEL NS IN fBill and Old Georges Road. For information, Baptist Church call 297-0867 to hold Rally Day Georges Road Baptist Church, North Reformed Church Brunswick, will kick offits Sunday school season with Rally Day on Sunday at 9:45 to host Rally Day a.m. The Reformed Church of North Children and parents from throughout Brunswick will host a Rally Day on Sun- the area are invited to the progiam. Stu- day beginning with the 10 a.m. service, the dents will meet teachers and classmates last 10 a.m. service of the summer. Sunday and will visit the renovated classrooms. school will begin Sept. 14 at 9 30 a.m., and The new interim pastor, Dr. James Bnx, worship will then be held at 11 a.m. will be intioduced at the event along with During Sunday's service, the church the new leader of youth ministries, Eric will install newly elected members ol Thurman. Christian education classes are Consistory. Sunday school and Wee Care offered from 9:45-1045 a.m on Sundays teachers will also be installed for the new for children ages 3 to senior high school. school year. Bible study groups for adults are held at Rally Day festivities will include a pic- the same time. nic in Babbage Park, games and registra- Worship service follows at 11 am. tion for Sunday school. Nursery care is available, as well as Located in the Berdine's Corner section preschool programs and primary church of the township, the church is located next for children up to grade four. to Babbage Park, Laurel Place. For infor- The church is located at Church Lane mation, call (732) 545-2736

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WHAT TO EXPECT —Teacher Donna Kent gets to know her new students before teaching them about the routines of kindergarten at an orientation session at Judd School, North Brunswick, Tuesday. The new students officially started classes Wednesday. The ABCs of kindergarten

FIRST DAY OF READING — Kindergartners receive their first in- class alphabet primer with their new teacher.

(Photos by Jackie Pollack/Greater Media) SINGLE FILE — Pupils are instructed Tuesday on where to line up for the bus every morning. SENTINEL, SEPTEMBER 5,1997 17 Technology plan to go on despite cuts NORTH BRUNSWICK—With the aca- $800,000 and involved the installation of demic year under way, school officials hope computer terminals and services in the high to keep the district's four-year technology school and grades four-six classrooms, plan on track, despite cuts in the school bud- Novak said. get made in the spring. After losing a significant portion of funds Board of Education President Richard to budget cuts in April, some school officials Novak said Tuesday that the technology considered putting a separate question on plan will continue into its second year. the school budget/board candidate ballot, Earlier in the year, cuts in the 1996-97 which would have given residents the option school budget had officials worried that the of funding the technology plan through plan would be greatly reduced from the orig- taxes. The suggestion was voted down 5-3, inal proposal. The plan's second year, which largely because board members feared the entails the addition of one computer in each technology question would cause voters to of the grades K-3 classrooms and the con- reject the budget, which raised the school struction of an industrial technology lab at property tax rate from $2.72 to $2.80 per the high school, carries a $750,000 price tag. $100 of assessed valuation. After budget-workshop sessions, all Township voters rejected the $40.8 mil- POLITICAL SIGNS — Billboards bearing the names of Democratic and appropriations for the plan, save $186,000 in lion school budget, and the Township Coun- Republican candidates for Township Council are popping up around state technology aid, fell to the budget ax. cil amended the budget by shaving the tax town, foreshadowing the upcoming November elections. These two Superintendent of Schools Alan Elko rate by 2 cents. signs have been erected near North Brunswick Township High School. said he and officials expect to continue the Despite the financial difficulties ex- (Jackie Pollack/Greater Media) plan with few, if any, revisions to the origi- perienced this year, Novak said he remains nal proposal despite financial setbacks. optimistic about the plan's future. He said Novak said financing equipment needed he is especially encouraged by Gov. for the plan's second year will be determined Christine Whitman's authorization Wed- at upcoming meetings of the district-wide nesday of $55 million in bonds for data Technology Committee. networks, distance-learning facilities and "The district-wide committee will review other technology programs in both state the plan, ... and we will then prioritize and and county colleges. mmsmmt make recommendations," Novak said. Novak said one aspect of the Higher Ed- "Right now, it is premature to say what will ucation Technology Infrastructure Fund in- happen." volves linking colleges with grades K-12 Novak said board members Fred Man- schools. ning and Robert Grimm will represent the "Our plan is exactly in line with what the board at the committee meeting, which is governor has planned," Novak said. "We're scheduled for later this month. actually ahead of the curve." The plan's first year cost approximately — John K. Delaney EARN $2,500 SEPTEMBER 10 -14 Continental Airlines Arena Women ages 21 to 30 needed to help infertile couples SHOWTIMES TICKETS $12 & $15 WED., SEPT 10 • 7:00 PM LIMITED $20.00 VIP SEATS AVAILABLE. realize their dreams NO DISCOUNTS OK VIP SEATING. TICKETS THU., SEPT 11 • 7:00 PM AVAILABLE AT THE CONTINENTAL AIRLINES ARENA BOX FRI., SEPT 12 • 10:30 AM OFFICES ALL EARN $2,500 AS AN EGG DONOR 7:00 PM

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orking over summer vacation is a time-honored tradition for many W teen-agers, and Harold Laudine and his younger sister, Bridget, are no dif- ferent from other young people trying to earn extra spending money. However, unlike other teens, Bridget and Harold are self-employed. They don't mow lawns, or baby sit; they are the proprietors of a retail gift shop that just opened in downtown Jamesburg. With the help of their father, Walter Laudine, a computer scientist who lives in Monroe, Harold, 16, and Bridget, 11, opened Gifts and Novelties on Aug. 9 near Mendoker's Bakery on West Railroad Avenue. "I helped them negotiate a lease with the landlord on a month-to-month basis, and I helped them register with the state for sales tax," Laudine said. He then helped the young entrepreneurs get an inventory of novelty items, clocks, watches, bags, bowls and vases. These came from a wholesaler in New York. According to Laudine, Bridget and Harold are no strangers to the workings of YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS — Harold Laudine, 16, and his sister Bridget, 11, stand in front of their gift shop on capitalism. When they were younger, they West Railroad Avenue in Jamesburg. They run the store themselves with some guidance from their father, Walter operated lemonade stands and a sports trad- Laudine of Monroe. ing card stand that they brought to (Jackie Pollack/Greater Media) EngHshtown Auction Sales. "I guess it's in the blood," Laudine said. minimum. For Harold and Bridget, this ness administration in college. Bridget enjoys playing and would like to do Harold came up with the idea for a gift means that customers of the famous "I wanted to work for myself. I like more something with this skill in the future. shop and Laudine said he supported the idea Mendoker's Bakery have to walk by their having my own idea and working it out," Beyond the opportunity to learn about wholeheartedly. shop first and might, on a whim, stop in. he said. business, Harold and Bridget see the shop as He believes this new venture will teach Bridget believes that their location near He has crafted and stained the shelves a lesson in responsibility and commitment. them a great many things and not all of the Laundromat is advantageous. On week- in the shop and the sign that hangs out A portion of the profits from the shop go them are about running a gift shop. In this ends, people do their laundry and wander front. An art student for nearly nine years, toward paying back their father for the rent and inventory and after that, Harold and situation they aren't just brother and sister, into the store while they wait for the spin Harold has a sideline making and decorat- with the usual rivalries; they are business cycle. Bridget split the profits. ing signs for small businesses and homes. partners who need to work through their dif- When business is slow, Harold said he The store is open from Tuesday to ferences to make the right decisions. catches up on summer reading and Bridget He claims Bridget is the brains of the Sunday. Hours are from 10 a.m. to 4:30 "It's a great learning experience. They has French vocabulary cards to work on. operation. She organizes things around p.m. Tuesday through Saturday and 10 a.m. learn about business and cooperation," he How do they feel about working on the the shop. to 3 p.m. on Sunday. said. last days of summer vacation when their "I like the feeling of actually doing During the school year, Harold and Harold has working papers, and both friends are going to the beach or playing something," she said. Bridget hope to hire someone to work at the ride their bicycles to the shop every day. In video games? Some of her friends wish her well with shop on weekdays. They can work on the spite of all the time they spend together, "We have time in the morning and in the the endeavor but others, she said, do not weekends and do their homework at the Bridget and Harold said that they get along evenings. We are only working six hours a understand why she wants to spend six shop as long as they decide to keep the store fairly well. day, and it is voluntary. It isn't a sweat hours a day in the shop. She sees this as a open. They still like to get a break from one shop," Harold said- great way to prepare for the future. The building is in the process of being another at the end of the week. Going into his junior year at St. John Not that running Gifts and Novelties sold, so it is unclear how long the shop will According to them, business is good par- Vianney High School., in Holmdel, Harold isn't fun — she is thinking about playing be open, but until it closes, Harold and ticularly on Friday and Saturday. That is has always wanted to run his own business her keyboard in front of the shop to draw Bridget are having fun and gaining valuable when the area is busy and parking is at a and would like to concentrate on small busi- customers. A nine-year piano student, experience for the future.

RUTGERS UNIVERSITY Wee Care seeks women for CHRISTIAN NURSERY SCHOOL WEIGHT REDUCTION PROJECT • Fully State Licensed •Non-Profit in collaboration with the • Ages 3-5 • Excellent Facilities ( St. Lukes-Roosevelt Hospital at Columbia University • Concerned, • Well Balanced Program Dedicated Teachers • Non-Denominational Menstruating women needed for a 4-6 month weight loss project (N.I.H. funded). Register A Ministry of the Reformed Church of North Brunswick Nutrition counseling, body composition and NOW 17 LAUREL PLACE bone density provided. loi NORTH BRUNSWICK Minimal fee. 732-932-9611 ext. 454 I 732-545-2124 NS SENTINEL, SEPTEMBER 5, 1997 1 9 IN Bill I limitations. and have been planning the chapter's oper- Fire company to The facility is located on Shepard ation and activities for the coming year. Free long-term care Avenue in North Brunswick. A weekly fee For information on chapter membership, seminar is slated host card show of $ 15 is charged to participants. contact Judie Weber at (609) 655-4075. The North Brunswick Volunteer Fire For information, call (732) 937-4832. Financial Engineering Associates of Company No. I will be hosting its monthly South Brunswick will be giving a free sem- Baseball Card and Collectibles Show on La Leche League to inar on long-term care at the South Saturday from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Soccer club to hold Brunswick Public Library Sept. 18 at 7 Admission to the show is $l; children hold fall meetings p.m. under age 8 are admitted free. final registration La Leche League of Montgomery will Topics will include: "What is Long The show will feature all types of sport The North Brunswick Soccer Club will hold a fall series of meetings beginning Term Care?" "Why You May Need Long and non-sport cards, magic cards, starting be holding its final day of registration for Sept. 12 at 10 a.m. at the Mary Jacobs Li- Term Care," and "Recent Tax Law line-up figures and memorabilia. the fall soccer season this Saturday at brary, Route 518, Rocky Hill. Changes that Favorably Affect Treatment The fire company is located at the inter- Sabella Park from noon to 3 p.m. Children The topic for the first meeting will be of Long Term Care Insurance." section of Routes I and 130, near the Mid- in grades K-12 are welcome. "The Advantages of Breast Feeding for For information, call (800) 361-3395. dlesex Diner in North Brunswick. Also, organizers of the club's new the Mother and the Baby." Topics for For information or to rent table space, Buddy Ball League, geared for disabled future meetings are "Off to a Great Start," call Steve Lins at (732) 937-5805. All pro- players, is looking for more volunteers to "The Family and Breast Fed Baby," "The Reformed church ceeds will benefit the fire company. help with the league's activities. Art of Breast Feeding and Overcoming For more information, call Darren Difficulties" and "Nutrition and announces changes Snediker at (732) 828-1106. Weaning," Beginning Sunday, the Six Mile Run Help to replenish Reformed Church, 3037 Route 27, Franklin Meetings are open to all pregnant or Park, will start worship services at 9:30 local blood supplies AARP to resume breast-feeding women and their babies. a.m. Fellowship hour with coffee will fol- Our Lady of Peace Church in North For directions or information, call (609) low at 10:30 a.m. Brunswick will hold a blood drive during regular meetings 466-0036 or (908) 874-0024. The The Adult Study Group will meet on Pint of Life Weekend on Saturday from The South Brunswick Chapter of the league's web site is located at Sundays from 11 a.m. to noon and on 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. The goal is to reach 100 American Association of Retired Persons http://www.lalecheleague.org. Wednesdays from noon to 1 p.m. and 7-8 pints of blood to help replenish the local (AARP) will resume its regular member- p.m. The Women's Guild will meet on blood banks. ship meeting schedule on Sept. 12 at 1 p.m. Cub Scouts to host Sept. 9 at 7:30 p.m. at the church. The location of the drive will be in the at the South Brunswick Senior Center. Paul A flea market is planned at the church parish center, 1740 Route 130 north. L. DeAngelo, assistant commissioner of roller skating party on Sept. 20 from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. For information or to make a donor ap- Enforcement and Consumer Protection at Cub Scout Pack 107 of Monmouth pointment, call (732) 297-9680. New Jersey Department of Banking and Junction and Dayton and Deans schools Insurance, will speak on New Jersey auto will hold ils annual roller skating party on St. Cecilia's seeks Panic group meets insurance laws. Sept. 14 from 6:30-8:30 p.m. at the crafters for show The chapter's newly elected officers in- Kendall Park Roller Rink. Admission is stalled at the June meeting are: Joe Cal- St. Cecilia's Church in Monmouth weekly on Monday $5 per family and includes four-wheel Junction is seeking crafters for its Seventh vanelli, president; Art Holgate, vice presi- skate rentals. New members are invited. Panic and anxiety support group meet- dent; Sophia Gall, secretary; Frances Annual Craft Show Boutique to be held ings are held in North Brunswick on Mon- For information, call Sheldon Harris, Nov. 1 in the Parish Center. Hagerty, corresponding secretary; and assistant cub master, at (732) 329-0233; days at 8 p.m. Panic Relief Inc. is a non- Terry Mollica, treasurer. The officers as- Those interested in renting space profit, educational group designed to help or Sue D'Ambrosio, committee member, sumed their duties following installation at (732) 821-6841. should call Sue at (732) 821-9507 before participants learn techniques to overcome Oct. I.

See The Greatest In The Game At Forsgate The CoreStates Fall Classic Presented by Matrix Development Group Monday, September 29th

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*Yo$ ear Disabled From All items in Police Beat are taken from between 9 p.m. Aug. 25 and 4:30 a.m. his vehicle was rear-ended by another car. police department records. All suspects are Aug. 26. Reports said the vehicle was During the investigation, Wilkerson An Auto Accident? presumed innocent until found guilty in scratched with a sharp object. showed signs of intoxication. He was We Will Loan You A Car While court. Eric Kunkel, 24, of 54 Fidele Place, taken to police headquarters where he Somerset, was charged with driving under was also charged with careless driving. We Fix Yours. the influence on Arlington Avenue at 8:35 Two temporary employees at Modern Certain Rules Apply. NORCH BRUNSWICK p.m. Aug. 28, according to reports. He was Distribution inc. on Distribution Way were released on his own recognizance. arrested on charges of theft on Aug. 28, A computer was stolen from the according to reports. Management A wallet was stolen from the purse of Staples office supply store at 1345 Route advised police that they observed Horacio KNOBLOCK an employee of the Livingston Foot Care 1 at 2:45 pm. Aug. 28, according to Flores, 22, and Fide! DeJesus, 23, stuffing center at 602 Livingston Ave. between 2 reports. The computer — a Compaq 1610 Nautica brand sleepwear from a box on its p.m. and 2:30 p.m. Aug. 21, according to laptop model — is valued at $2,700. way to a retail chain under their own fiOTO BODY reports. Contained in the wallet were sev- A Honda Accord was stolen from a clothes. Both were charged with theft of eral items, including phone cards, a New Lincoln Place parking lot between 6 p.m. moveable property and released on their 178 Prospect, South River Jersey driver's license and $25 cash. Aug 28 and 6 a.m. Aug. 29, according to own recognizance. A Seneca Road residence was bur- reports. The car — a green 1994 model — glarized between 2 pm. and 8 p.m. Aug. is valued at $12,000. 254-4540 i 21 Reports said that $250 cash was A bicycle parked at an Allghair stolen from a bedroom dresser drawer. Avenue residence was stolen at 6:55 p.m. Entry to the residence was gained through Aug. 28. Eyewitness reports said that an open bedroom window three males entered the garage at the res- PARK NURSERY SCHOOL A 200-year-old antique sword was idence and removed a five-speed Murray stolen from a Leary Drive apartment bicycle, valued at $99. CHILD CARE CENTER between 6 p.m. Aug 21 and noon Aug. 22 According to reports, the antique sword — 9 Stanworth Road, Kendall Park approximately 36 inches in length with a rosewood handle — was removed from Call: 732-297-8597 the bedroom closet. Also reported stolen were two cartons of cigarettes. There were A B.B. gun attack resulted in damage Ages l'A to 6 years no signs of forced entry. to a Chipper Drive residence between 8 Maurice Hawkins, 36, of 194 Philips p.m. Aug. 31 and 12 p.m. Sept. 1, accord- Non-Toilet Trained OK Road, Somerset, was charged with ing to reports. The rear window of a 1993 shoplifting from the Wal-Mart department Ford Tempo was shot out by B.B. pellets, • Half/Full Days store at Fashion Plaza, Route 1, on Aug. as was its rear passenger-side light. Two 24, according to reports. Hawkins alleged- marks were also found on the car's frame- Open 7am-6pm Year Round ly tried to steal items totaling $130.24 from work, along with 15 holes in the house's the store without paying for them. He was vinyl siding and four marks on the garage • State Licensed transported to the Middlesex County Adult door. A cost estimate of the damage has Corrections Center in lieu of $975 bail. not been made. STIMULATING ENVIRONMENT Dorian G. Summers, 23, of 152 A 1992 Volkswagen Jetta was stolen Townsend St., New Brunswick, was from a Thatcher Road residence between FOR LEARNING & FUN!!! 1 charged with possession of stolen license 2.30 p.m and 6 p.m. Aug. 29, according to plates at the Farrington Inn on Route 130 reports. Estimated value of the vehicle is at 2:58 a.m. Aug. 26. Reports said that $6,000. Summers was driving a motor vehicle with A Sweetbriar Court residence was a stolen license plate He also had three burglarized between Aug. 23 and Aug. 29, RE-OPENING FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5TH outstanding warrants. according to reports. The house's dining- A bicycle was stolen from an open room window had been opened and the garage on Mohawk Road between 8 a.m. screen pulled away. Spare house and car Aug. 18 and 10 a.m. Aug. 22, according to keys, an Aiwa stereo, a jewelry box, a reports. The bicycle — a black, 24-inch safe-deposit box and a pair of women's Mongoose Maneuver Surelite — is valued dress shoes were taken. Value of the Homemade at $212. items has not been estimated. Home Grown Apple Cider Donuts A cellular phone was stolen from the A 1991 Honda Accord was vandalized Mollies Delicious purse of a customer at the Wal-Mart outside a Sweetbriar Court residence Apples 1 department store at Fashion Plaza, Route between Aug. 30 and Aug. 31, according Fruit Baskets 1, between noon and 1 p.m. Aug. 12, to reports. The owner had left the car with Custom Made according to reports. The phone is an its alarm system on. When the owner Audio Box model and worth $135. returned to the car, the alarm had been for All Occasions A bicycle was stolen from the lawn of switched off and the car would not start, a Finnegans Lane residence between 6 indicating that someone had tampered COME SEE US AT p.m. Aug. 23 and 11:14 a.m. Aug. 26, with the alarm system. 78 Milltown Rd. according to reports. The bicycle — a A Sweetbriar Court house was bur- East Brunswick green 20-inch Huffy Searcher — is valued glarized between Aug. 23 and Aug. 31, (Just off Rt. 18)257-0233 at $135. according to reports. A red metal cookie OPEN Mon. - Sat. 9-6 A motor vehicle parked in a Wood tin approximately 12 inches in diameter, Sunday 9-4 Acres Drive residential lot was vandalized jewelry, $60 in coins and credit cards were between 10 p.m. Aug. 25 and 8 a.m. Aug. taken. 26. According to reports, the vehicle — an The Burger King on Route 1 and 1989 Volvo — was found with large Major Road was vandalized between 1:30 scratches on it. a.m. and 7 a.m. Aug. 27., according to A motor vehicle parked in a Under reports. Eggs were thrown at two doors, Avenue driveway was burglarized between and ketchup was splattered on the build- 10:30 a.m. Aug. 26 and 6:30 a.m. Aug. 27, ing's walls. Two plants also were uprooted. Keyboard Kids Pro-School according to reports. Stolen from the vehi- A lawn ornament in front of a Dawn cle was a stereo system of unknown Court residence was stolen between 4 and Kindergarten value. Entry was gained through the dri- a.m. and 11 a.m. Aug. 26, according to ver-side door, which was forced open with reports. Estimated value of the ornament a prying instrument. Also, a welding torch is $800. uters tip was found on the front seat. Mark Hall, 41, of Northumberland Way A mailbox and a house plant were was arrested on a disorderly persons stolen from the front porch of a Chrome offense at 10:40 p.m. Aug. 28, according •* New •¥ Street residence between 9 p.m. Aug. 26 to reports. Police responded to an initial and 11 a.m. Aug. 27, according to reports. loud music complaint at Hall's apartment, The collective value of the stolen items is then received numerous reports that Hall $200. was on his balcony screaming. Police An attempted burglary occurred at a responded a second time and placed Hall Sassafras Court residence at 1:33 p.m. under arrest. He was released on his own Half-Day and Extended Day^ Aug. 27. Reports said an outside pane of a recognizance. •* Pre-School Programs sliding-glass door was shattered with a Edward Wilkerson, 49, of Plainsboro brick, causing the burglary alarm to acti- was arrested Aug. 28 for driving white ^Kindergarten Enrichment Program vate. Nothing was reported stolen. intoxicated, according to reports. Tuesday & Thursday, 12:30 - 3:15 A motor vehicle parked in a Wood Wilkerson was waiting to make a left-hand "Hidden Lake Towne Center, North Brunswick 732-821-1400 Acres Drive residential lot was vandalized turn onto Dey Road from River Road when 22 SEPTEMBER 5, 1997, SENTINEL NS IN BRIEF Sfecccat Adult high school Kingston church to hold registration to change services - Registration for free classes leading to a Beginning Sunday, the Kingston Pres- high school diploma at New Brunswick byterian Church will hold services as fol- Public School's Adult Learning Center will lows: take place on a continuing basis beginning The contemporary service will be held at Monday at 9:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Those inter- 8:30 a.m. The less-formal service lasts 45 ested should call (732) 846-2968 to set up an minutes and offers sermon dialogues and appointment to discuss their needs. contemporary music. SefitemSen, tfam The center offers free educational pro- The traditional service will be held at 11 grams tailored to adults and oul-of-school a.m. Church school for all ages will be held youth who need to earn a high school diplo- at 9:30 a.m. ma, improve basic reading and math skills, The Hispanic service will be held at Sectim or learn English as a second language. 12:30 p.m. The Hispanic Fellowship meets for church school at 11:30 a.m. SEPTEMBERS SEPTEMBERS St. Peter's Church Sunday school to FALL SEPTEMBER 17 SEPTEMBERS to hold blood drive A blood drive will be held Sunday at St. start at St. Barnabas REAL ESTATE Peter's Church, 94 Somerset St., New St. Barnabas Episcopal Church, South SEPTEMBER 24 SEPTEMBER 9 Brunswick. The drive is scheduled during Brunswick, will start its 1997-98 Sunday MEET YOUR "Pint of Life Weekend," which was created school for preschoolers to sixth grade on to ensure an adequate community blood sup- Sunday at 10:15 a.m. Children must be 3 ply following long holiday periods and the years old by Sept. 1 to attend; a lot program OCTOBER 1 SEPTEMBER 23 decline over the summer months. and nursery arc provided for younger chil- For information or to make an appoint- dren. ment, call Joan Wilcynski at (732) 821- Sunday school participants join with the 5039. 10:30 a.m. parish communion service after their classes at the midpoint of the service. fo ADVERTISE isy WJE OF THISE The Sunday school is provided free of CALL Medicare Day set charge. Newcomers are invited. For information, call the church at (732) M@§iin®yfli or HffidclSeseic Counties at local hospital 297-4607. Robert Wood Johnson University Hos- OR pital, New Brunswick, will host "Medicare Day at RWJ" on Monday from 9:30 a.m. to Prescliool to host Telemarketing 1 -S@CI-®©®-4APS 2:30 p.m. in the courtyard of the hospital. Back to School Nite Expert speakers will present informa- Greater Media Newspapers The Sand Hills Preschool, located at tion on Medicare benefits, policies and • News Transcript • Examiner* Sentinel • Suburban • Independent Community Presbyterian Church, 57 Sand procedures. Hill Road, Kendall Park, will hold its annual Morning refreshments, lunch and free Back to School Nitc on Sept. 30 at 7:30 p.m. parking will be provided. This program is for parents to attend an ori- For information, call (732) 937-8521. entation and meet with their child's teacher and other staff personnel. Commerce chamber There are 14 openings available in the Ww e are proud of the job our P.M. sessions or for full-time day care. to host breakfast For information, call Flo Picket, director, carriers do and hope that you at (732) 940-1515. The Middlesex County Regional Chamber of Commerce is hosting "Business are pleased with their service. Over Breakfast" Wednesday from 8-10 a.m. Architects to build at Ramada Inn, East Brunswick. The public is invited to meet the officers, board of direc- with Scout cookies tors and committee chairs to learn more Local architects will compete in the If there's a problem about the chamber. fourth annual "Building Connections" Breakfast fees are $16 for pre-registered event on Saturday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. in members; $21 for unregistered members; the courtyard of Princeton Shopping we want to know about it. $25 for pre-registered non-members; and Center, Harrison Street. $30 for unregistered non- members. This year's theme, "Wonders of the World," will provide architectural firms Call our Customer Service Center on Friday Art gallery plans with two cases of Girl Scout Trefoil (short- between 9 a.m. and 12 noon if you received a bread) cookies to create their edifice. damaged paper or if no paper is delivered on Sunday reception Contestants can use any other food items to decorate or attach other building pieces. Thursday. A Customer Service representative will The B. Beamesderfer Gallery will hold arrange for a replacement copy. (Not available for "Last year, the architects used every- an exhibition of oil paintings by Harry Or- thing from French bread to gum drops," mailed delivery). lyk from Sept. 7 to Oct. 11. A reception explained Dianne Donnelly, executive di- The sooner we know there is a problem the with the artist is planned for Sunday from rector for the Delaware Raritan Girl Scout 1-4 p.m. Council. "It was a lot of fun to see the seri- sooner we can correct it. The gallery is located at 6 N. Second ous-minded professionals joining in a Please don't hesitate to call to compliment your Ave., Highland Park. community event like this. The winners For information, call (732) 249-6971. were like little kids when they found out carrier when he/she is doing a good job. that they would be enjoying seven cases of Girl Scout cookies as their prizes." Customer Service Reps are Dayton church to This year's winning firm will receive eight cases of cookies, a different case available 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. resume schedule each month to share with co-workers and Mon.-Fri. You can leave a The First Presbyterian Church, Dayton, family. message 24 hours will resume its fall schedule Sunday. Church The event will also feature Girl Scout school will be held from 9:30-10:40 a.m. for displays and cookie tasting, local organiza- everyday. Leave name, ServiceCenter children ages 3 to senior high school. tions, a petting zoo, clowns, The Princeton complete address, phone # Worship will be held at 11 a.m. with nursery Ballet, Tumble Gym and more. There is no care provided for children first-grade and admission to attend the festivities. & short message. younger. 254-1755 Architectural firms interested in joining The church is located at 362 Georges the competition should contact Roy Hood Road, Dayton. Call (732) 329-2463. at (732) 821-9090. Participation is limited. NS SENTINEL, SEPTEMBER 5, 1997 23

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Trucks highlight Motorsports Spectacular Flame Throwing Jet Funny Cars, Monster Trucks also at event OLD BRIDGE — The 21st Annual U.S. Diesel Truckin' Nationals & Motorsports Spectacular will come to Old Bridge Township's Raceway Park on Sept. 13 with more than 750 of the nation's top diesel truck racers. The drivers will be competing for a $5,000 Top Eliminator cash prize in 24 race classes for working diesels. The winners of each class will race in a "King of the Hill" eliminator to determine the overall $5,000 winner. A total of 25 classes, including full-sized diesel-pow- ered buses, will race down the strip. Presented by the Cummins Engine Co., the event also features a pit-side custom truck show and manufac- turer's midway, which offers a firsthand look at all the new trucks and specialty equipment parts. Designed to entertain the entire family, the Motorsports Spectacular portion will be a treat for all. While most attention will be focused on the King of the Hill money race, additional features include six Monster Trucks in a car-crushing competition; Les Shockley's triple-jet, engine-powered Peterbilt; "Shockwave" 300 mph Jet Dragsters; Wheelstanders; Sid Compton's world-record setting "Wild Thing Truck"; and flame- throwing Jet Funny Cars. Always a fan favorite, Monster Trucks set to crush clunkers include the Grave Digger, Big Foot, Monster Patrol, Carolina Crusher, Virginia Giant and Liquidator. On a special first-come basis, fans wishing to have their old clunkers crushed by the Monster Trucks should call Raceway Park to reserve a spot at (732) 446-7800. PCRICHAHD Featured Jet Funny Cars are Western Flame and Dynomat Warrior. Gates open at 9:00 a.m., time trials are from 9 am. to 2:30 p.m., pre-eliminations from 3-7 p.m. and the $5,000 championship eliminations and Motorsports Spectacular at 7:00 p.m. General admission is $17 and RETURN OF THE MONSTER TRUCKS — Grave Digger is one of several Monster Trucks, including Big $5 additional to enter the truck pit area; students ages Foot and the Carolina Crusher, returning to Raceway Park, Old Bridge, as part of the U.S. Diesel 12-16 are $9 and kids under 12 are free. Truckin' Nationals and Motorsports Spectacular. SPORT SHORTS Raiders should be solid with The South Brunswick High School Huddle Club will meet Sept. 15 at 7 p.m. in Room Dl 10 at Crossroads School, formerly Kollar and Hodos at 1 and 2 South Brunswick High School. Anyone interested is welcome to attend. The North Brunswick Soccer Club is BY RICHARD JEROME consistent serve; she worked on her game Masaun. seeking volunteers to assist with its Buddy all summer. She's strong from the base- Those four have distanced themselves Ball Program by volunteering to be a play- Staff Writer line but can come to net and volley when from the pack vying for the doubles slots, er's "Buddy." To register for this program, NORTH BRUNSWICK — It's going she wants to." but Mizerak has not yet set who will be please come to the Sabella Park Building on to be hard for the North Brunswick Hodos also has good power and is paired for first doubles and who will be Saturday between noon and 3 p.m. Saturday Township High School ghis tennis team most at home at the baseline, the coach second. also will be the last time to sign up for the to top last year's stellar performance. said. What bodes particularly well for the "We had 37 girls out for trials, which Buddy Ball program. Players with special Undefeated (16-0) champs in the White Raiders is that the senior came back with is a nice number, though it's been whit- needs may sign up between noon and 3 p.m. Division, the Raiders finished 17-2 over- a better game than she had last year, and tled down," Mizerak said. "Challenge The South Brunswick Family YMCA all, though they fell to Franklin in the that should mean good things for North matches are the most difficult part of the is sponsoring an in-line hockey program for sectional finale. Brunswick. year, in a way, because although you children ages 8-15. The program will take "We have some people back, and it Senior Vickie Smith, who played stress the team concept, you must first place on Saturdays at the Monmouth should be a fairly successful season, sparingly last year, also worked hard in have the girls competing against one Junction School, Ridge Road. Play for 8- to though I don't know if we can expect to the off season and improved enough to another as individuals. 10-year-olds will begin at 1:30 p.m. and for match a 17-2 record," coach Pat Mizerak step in at third singles, another pleasant "But, if it's possible, we have a very 11- to 15-year-olds at 2:30 p.m. and run said. surprise for Mizerak. nice mix of competitiveness and conge- from Sept. 13 to Nov. 1. Experienced In a bit of surprise, last year's third She noted that both Hodos and Kollar niality on this team," she added. coaches will lead the players through skat- singles player, junior Katie Kollar, has were Greater Middlesex Conference All- The Raiders will open the campaign ing and hockey skills drills the first two subplanted last year's first singles player, White Division selections last year in Monday against Mother Seton of Clark. weeks, and then, form teams for round- Amy Hodos, now a senior. their respective spots. Because of the state's rules regarding robin play. Players are required to bring "They played three matches, and it Mizerak also has some girls back the official start of practice in the sport, their own skates and safety equipment. was extremely close. Obviously, they from last season's doubles ranks, includ- they will have only one scrimmage Beginner to intermediate players are split the first two," Mizerak said. ing junior Courtney Flaks, and seniors before that match. On Sunday, they will encouraged to join. For more information, According to Mizerak, Kollar "has a Lipsy Patel, Lindsey Miller and Jyodi face Roselle Park. call (732) 329-1026. NS SENTINEL, SEPTEMBER 5,1997 25 Whitman still trying Middlesex County Vocational and Technical ADULT EVENING SCHOOLS to set Vikings' lineup COURSE OFFERINGS FOR 1997-98 BY RICHARD JEROME head and conducts herself well on the court. She's a good sport and very deter- Registration Dates: Sept. 8, 9,10,11,1997 • 7 - 9 P.M. Staff Writer mined." Registration in school where course is offered. The South Brunswick High School The team has a lot of strength overall," girls tennis team has a long tradition of Whitman said. "We've been out there Materials fee: A nominal fee in some courses. excellence under veteran coach Barbara morning and evening." Joseph C. Colombo - Superintendent Whitman, and the Vikings hope this fall Others on the club include seniors Pra- won't break the pattern. jakta Nadkarni, Jennifer Olsen and Sonny John C. Hutchinson, Director - 257-3300 - 8:30 A.M. - 4:30 P.M. Joy, and juniors Suvarna Sampale, "We've lost our first singles player and TRADE AND INDUSTRY COURSES part of our first doubles team," said Whit- Gaythri Balasingam and Getta Gupta. man, whose netters went 14-4 last year, "The girls have been playing challenge COURSE TITLE LOCATION COURSE TITLE LOCATION advancing to the semifinals of the section- matches for 5 1/2 hours a day," Whitman Agricultural Landscaping (9wks) EB Electricity (10 hours) PA said. "It's a nice group of girls, and Advertising Layout & Design (20wks) EB Continuing Education Code Course al tournament. Automotive ElectricityVIII (20wks) EB "There are some new girls on the team they're a lot of fun to coach. I think we'll Auto Body & Fender Repair (9wks) EB-PI Electronic Devices & Circuits) and some of the same ones we had last definitely be one of the teams to beat in Auto Mechanics (Basic) (9wks) ALL Industrial Electronic Controls (9wks) EB year," she added. "We have some very the White Division." Automotive Brakes (9wks) EB (PLCs) good players." Whitman, who has been named Coach Steering and Suspension (9 wks) PI Machine Shop I (Basic) (20wks) EB-PA of the Year numerous times, led the Diesel Mechanics (9wks) PI Machine Shop II (Math) (20wks) EB It's hard to say, at this early juncture KnowYourCar (9wks) EB-PI Machine Shop III (Intermediate) (20 wks) EB-PA who will emerge from challenge matches Vikings to divisional crowns in 1986, '88, Building Trades Blueprint Reading EB Machine Shop IV (9 wks) EB to capture the first singles slot, but among '90 and '91 and has a career-winning per- (9wks) (Elementary BPR) the leading returnees are senior Fran centage of nearly .700. She's also one of Cake Decorating (9wks) EB Machine Shop V (Advanced) (20 wks) EB-PA Weinstein, junior Thanusha a few scholastic coaches in the area to Carpentry (or the Home (9wks) ALL Machine Shop VI (Metallurgy) (20 wks) PI Puvananayagam, senior Ailea Villanueva have been admitted to the prestigious U.S. Catering-Cooking (9wks) EB Machine Shop (Computer Numerical/ EB-PA Professional Tennis Registry. Construction Carpentry (20 wks) EB Controlled Machines) (9 wks) and sophomore Tracy Yu. Cooking-Italian Culinary (9wks) EB Manicuring " (Fee-$350.00) EB-PI "Everybody is beating everybody," "We're committed to excellence, just Drawing and Sketching (Basic) (9wks) EB Motorcycle Maint. & Repair (9 wks) PI Whitman said. as our school system is," Whitman said. Electrical Circuits (20wks) ALL Oil Painting (9 wks) EB Puvananayagam may have the inside "We feel that if we put the time and Electricity Il-A(Math) (9wks) EB-PA Painting & Decorating (20 wks) PA track for the first singles spot. "Thanusha preparation in, we'll nearly always come Electricity Il-B(Math) (Winter) (9wks) EB-PA Photography (9 wks) EB out on top." Electricity III (20wks) EB Plumbing (20 wks) PI is very aggressive. She's willing to come (DC Motors & Controllers) Plumbing Code (9 wks) PI to the net, hits hard and places well," South Brunswick opens its campaign Electricity IV (20wks) PI Printing (20wks) EB according to Whitman. "She has a good against Mother Seton on Sept. 10. (BPR Residential) Sheet Metal (20 wks) PI Electricity V (AC) (20wks) EB Silkscreen Printing (9 wks) EB Electricity VI (20wks) PI Small Engine Repair (9 wks) EB-PA (BPR Commercial & Industrial) Welding (20 wks) ALL iPORTSHORIS ElectricityVII (Elect. Code) (20wks) EB-PI The Central Jersey Mudcats Baseball Association, servicing Middlesex, Somer- TECHNICAL COURSES Club, the 1996 and 1997 state champions, set and Hunterdon counties, is seeking COURSE TITLE LOCATION COURSE TITLE LOCATION are seeking 14-year-old players for the candidates interested in officiating high Air Conditioning & Refrig. I (20 wks) EB-PI Hydraulics (9 wks) EB 1998 season. Players cannot turn 15 before school soccer. Classes start the first week Air Conditionings Refrig. II (20 wks) EB-PI Instrumentation (Industrial) (20wks) EB Aug. 1. For information on tryouts, call in September. For more information, call Air Conditioning & ReWg. Ill (20 wks) EB Refrigeration Engineering (20 wks) EB Ralph Caprio at 787-4518. Frank Spadavecchia at 727-6708. AlrConditioning & Refrig. IV (20 wks) Pf Stationary Engineering I (9 wks) ALL Computer Assisted Drafting (9 wks) ALL (Low Pressure) The Kendall Park Roller Hockey The South Brunswick Soccer Club is (CAD) Stationary Engineering II (20 wks) ALL League will have open registration for the looking for businesses wishing to sponsor Computer Services Repair (20 wks) EB (High Pressure) fall session until Saturday at the Kendall local teams for the fall recreational pro- Electronic Devices & Circuits (20 wks) EB Stationary Engineering III (20 wks) EB Park Skating Center. Today, registration gram or businesses that wish to place an ad Electronics III (Solid State) (20 wks) EB Technical Drafting (9 wks) EB in the SBSC Journal, which is seen by Electronics V (20 wks) EB Water& Waste WaterOper." EB will be open from 5-8 p.m. and tomorrow, (Fee-$350.00) registration will be open from 10 a.m. to more than 5,000 players and parents 12:30 p.m. The League is open to children throughout the' season. For more informa- CONSUMER AND HOMEMAKING COURSES ages 5-16 with three divisions separated by tion, call Jonathon Scharff at (732) 274- age group. The fee is $100 for the 10-week 0528. COURSE TITLE LOCATION COURSE TITLE LOCATION session plus $8 for a team shirt with num- Baking (9 wks) EB-PI Furniture Reflnishing (9 wks) PA The North Brunswick Soccer Club is Cooking (9 wks) EB-PI Interior Decorating (9 wks) EB ber. Payment must be in cash only. There holding its final registration for the fall on Dressmaking (9wks) EB-PI Slipcovers & Draperies (9 wks) EB-PI is a mandatory insurance fee of $25 for the Sept. 6 at the Sabella Park Building from Flower Arrangement (Basic & EB Quilting (9 wks) EB season, the insurance fee may be paid by noon to 3 p.m. for youths in grades K Advanced) (9 wks) check. All new players must bring a copy through 1 Oth. Players must bring a copy of of their birth certificate or green card. All their birth certificate. OFFICE OCCUPATIONS / COMPUTER APPLICATIONS players must also provide their own safety The North Jersey Football League is equipment, including a helmet with a full seeking Brunswick area teams and players COURSE TITLE LOCATION COURSE TITLE LOCATION face mask, a mouthpiece, hockey or Accounting I (9 wks) EB Microsoft Word For Windows (9 wks) EB-PI for its fourth fall/winter season beginning Accounting II (9 wks) EB (Advanced) lacrosse gloves, shin guards, elbow and in early October. Teams consist of a mini- Pre-Requ!site: Accounting or Equiv. P.C. Fundamentals (9 wks) ALL knee pads (Midget Division, 5-8), and a mum 10 men, 19-and-over, for two-hand- Excel (9 wks) ALL Typing (Basic) (9 wks) PI cup for males. Goalies must be fully pro- touch games of six-on-six. Games are Microsoft Word For Windows (9 wks) ALL Typing (Advanced) (9 wks) PI tected with leg and chest pads which may played on Sunday mornings and are offici- be rented. ated by referees. Registration ends Sept. HEALTH OCCUPATIONS South Brunswick Community Educa- 30. All levels of skill may participate. Individual players can be placed on a team. COURSE TITLE LOCATION tion's Fall Tennis Program will begin on Dietetic Assistant "(Fee-$225.00) EB Sept. 20. The program is open to children To enter a team, or for more information, age 4 through sixth grade. The staff in- call (201) 391-2098. HEALTH & SAFETY cludes South Brunswick High School girls The Central Jersey Mustangs Girls tennis coach Barbara Whitman. For more Fastpitch Association will conduct weekly COURSE TITLE LOCATION COURSE TITLE LOCATION information, call Jackie Jenner at (732) softball clinics for girls 13-and-under. For Motorcycle Rider Education * * PI Basic Boating & Seamanship' EB 940-2000, Ext. 291. more information, call Ron Tuitt at (732) 545-1494. LEGEND The Forsgate Country Club in FEES: LOCATION: Monroe will be hosting its Fifth Annual The Raritan Valley YMCA, East 9 Wk Course - $65.00 Per Course (9 Wks) Nine Week Course EB - East Brunswick Corestates Classic on Sept. 28 and 29 to Brunswick, has openings in its adult men's 20 Wk Course - $110.00 Per Course (20 Wks) Twenty Week Course PA - Perth Amboy benefit the Cancer Institute of New Jersey. basketball, women's basketball, coed vol- *" Special Fees/As Noted PI - Piscataway Among the scheduled participants are: leyball and coed softball leagues. All Out-Of-County - ALL - All 3 Locations LPGA Hall of Fame member, Nancy leagues begin in September, have no resi- Course Fee Plus $25.00 Lopez, PGA To.ur golf legends, Paul dency requirement and do not require Y The Schools are located at: Azinger, Gary McCord, and Chi Chi membership. T-shirts, referees and cham- 112 Rues Lane, East Brunswick, N.J. Rodriguez, who will all play a 10-hole pionship trophies are provided for each 618 New Brunswick Avenue, Perth Amboy, N.J. league. For more information, including skins game. 21 Suttons Lane, Piscataway, N.J. (Camp Kilmer) The Raritan Valley Soccer officials individual registration, call 257-4114. mw——•m An Equal Opportunity Employer BHHHHBHHI 26 SENTINEL, SEPTEMBER 5, 1997 NS

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PISCATAWAY- 2 Furnished WORK AT HOME - Be your rooms for rent. Kitchen privil- own boss. Set you own hours. iges, share bath. Non-smoker. For more details Send SASE $435. + V6 util. 732-457-8930 to WBC Services, P. O. Box 217, Milford Pa. 18337 Ibflp Rentals CLASSIFIED PUBLIC NOTICi £ To Share NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the State of New DEADUMS OLD BRIDGE- House to share. FINANCIAL Jersey, Department of Transportation, Bureau of $575. per mo. + 1/2 utilities. Maintenance, Engineering & Operations Support, in Call 732-679-1709 MONDAY Line Ads - 2:00 pm compliance with section 10.9 of the New ,'ersey Display Ads - Friday 4 pm Pesticide Control Code N.J.A.C. Title 7, Chapter 30, will 03Q Financial be applying pesticides to plants growing within the state 1011 Mobile Homes highways right-of-ways. Beginning September 11,1997 Services HOURS and continuing through November 10, 1997,. Reaching Over 140,000 Homes Applications of pesticides will be made in all 21 counties HAZLET - WHY RENT? ATTENTION HOMEOWNERS • News Transcript • Sentinel • Suburban Weekdays Monday Through Friday 8:30 am • 5:1)0 pm (luring this time period. Trained personnel of the Bureau New mobile homes.Financing- • Independent • Examiner of Maintenance will make all applications. 15 & 20 years. 6 mo.-1 yr. free Save up to $50,000. In interest rent. Call: 732-888-9335 on your home Mtg. Pay your Please read your ad on the first day of publication. We accept The following list contains brand names and active Mtg. 20 yrs. sooner. For responsibility for only the first incorrect insertion. We reserve the HOLMDEL-Newly renovated details. Send Name/address: Local Sentinel/Suburban Readers ingredients of pesticides that may be applied: 1 bedrm., liv. rm., din. rm., SJ Financial Services right to edit, reject or properly classify any ad. kitchen, c/ac, all appl., bright & P.O. Box 307 Dept. 01 May Call 254-7979 Pesticide Active Ingredients cheery, on cul-de-sac. Extras. Sayreville, N.J. 08872 Roundup Glypliosate $27,000. Call 732-888-8710 Web: WWW.SJFINANCIAL.COM J Krenite S Carbomoyl Phosphonate Oust Sulfometuron Methyl 013 Real Estate Damoil Petroleum Oil Wanted Banvel CST Dicamba MISCELLANEOUS 66-68 Casaron Dichlobenil NOTICES 1 ADVERTISE HERE EMPLOYMENT Tempo Cyflutherin • Call for more information Ground equipment will be used in all applications. 1-800-660-4ADS All persons interested In obtaining additional information p an on this spraying program are requested to contact the Fulltime REAL ESTATE 5-15 GARAGE SALES 60 ENTERTAINMENT 69 following person(s) by counties of responsibility, between Rentals the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. AUTO MECHANIC- Experi- Philip Whitting, N.J. Department of Transportation enced FT or PT. Fast working 200 Stole Court, Mt. Arlington, NJ 07856-1322 FLORIDA VILLA brake & muffler shop. Keyport 3 bedroom, 2 bath villa area. Good starting pay plus Telephone: 201-770-5123 Health Insurance & Retirement COUNTIES: Morris, Warren, Sussex, Bergen, Essex, w/private pool. Quiet residen- COMMERCIAL 17-28 INSTRUCTION 63 tial locatlon.8 miles to DISNEY Benefits. Call for Interview Passatc & I'nlon & other attractions. 732-739-8919 WEEKLY - MONTHLY Eugene Shoup, N.J. Department of Transportation AUTOBODY PERSON RATES Route 79 & Daniels Way, Freehold, NJ 07728 CALL 732-583-8098 Telephone: 908-308-4100 DETAiLERS LOG CABIN, PA. Year round positions. Good BOATING 105-106 COUNTIES: Mercer, Middlesex, Monmouth, Ocean, $800./PER WEEK Hunterdon, Somerset pay & benefits. Marlboro area. CALL 732-254-1331, EVES Call 732-591-1608 Richard Balgowan, N.J. Department of Transportation AVON $ $ SALES Must be 18 PLUS. Call 24 Rt. 70 & NJ Turnpike, Cherry Hill, NJ 08034 hours. 1-800-545-8390 Telephone: 609-795-4734 BUS DRIVER IYMENT 35-41 COUNTIES: Atlantic, Burlington, Camden, Cape May, Cumberland, Gloucester & Salem 4hrs., $11.54 to start, must COMMERCIAL have CDL Apply by Sept. 8 to: Dr. Stephen Sokolow, Supt. Published September 3,1997 Cost $630.00 Upper Freehold Regional School District Gommercidl Advertisers Please Gall For Rdtes 27 High St. 005 Apartments 017 Office* Allentown, NJ 08501 For Rent Floor Space CAREER CHANGE? We have a proven transition For Private REAL ESTATE CALL CLASSIFIED track record for folks changing FLEA ADS FREEHOLD/HOWELL careers. Discover how easy it is to reposition.yourself. Get Party Items USE YOUR FOR GREAT BUYS! Offices: 900,1,500,2,400 For Private sq.ft. on Rt. 9. 732-462-1991 your REAL ESTATE LICENSE VISA, MASTER CARD OR and begin to earn a solid DISCOVER CARD 1-8OO-660-4 ADS MATAWAN Main St. Executive income. Party Items '4 Lines $20 TO PAY FOR YOUR AD. Office Suites. 1 large, 2 small. Call Jim Johnson, Manager w CALL CLASSIFIED SAYREVILLE Call 732-345-9550 for appt. Old Bridge Office under $75. '2 Weeks. " 1-800-660-4ADS Immaculate 2 bedroom apt. 732-525-1550 or 732-254-7979 Off street parking. $750./mo. + WEICHERT, REALTORS One Item per ad utilities, 1 mo. security. • Price adjustments only 018 Stores 4 Lines • 2 Weeks • Pie-Paid NO PETS CLEANING Prepaid • SS.OO'Btfn additional Jine 2 stores and equipment. Must DEAL • Not refundflDle oos Apartments Avail, immed. 732-254-1665 be available for Sunday. SPOTSWOOD-2bedrm., 1 1/2 Flexible hours. 732-308-1750 $5.00 For Rent baths, EIK, liv., rm., off-St. Pkg. ENGLISHTOWN Util. & cable Inol. Semi-prlv. 2,000 sq. ft. Main St, Highly entrance , No Pets. Call visible showroom, store, office. DISCRIMINATION 732-723-9204 Avail. Oct. Call 732-446-4120 NOTICE CLERICAL Charge Your Ad "All real estate advertised FREEHOLD/HOWELL herein is subject to the Federa! 006 Houses 3,000 sq.ft. Was KarateSchool Rotator Personnel Is currently Fair Housing Act and the New w/lockera. Exc. location on Rt. recruiting for Positions In the Jersey Law against Discrimi- for Rent 9. Across from future Home Depot. Call 732-462-1991 Freehold Area. Secretary, Fax Your Ad 732-432-0016 nation, which make it illegal to Data Entry, Receptionist and advertise any preference, limi- Industrial. Call 732-238-6050 tation or discrimination based EAST BRUNSWICK 020Buildings or visit us at our booth at the on race, color, religion, sex, af- NEWLY REMODELED Freehold Raceway Mali! $p Greater Media Newspapers fectlonal or sexuaT orientation, Garages marital status, handicap, famil- BY OWNER. Colonial, 3 Friday-Saturday-Sunday ial status, ancestry, or national bedrms., f 1/2 baths. Brand September 5th, 6th and 7th P.O. Box 1080, East Brunswick, NJ 08816 new kitchen. Call 732-254-8618 origin, or intention to make any HOWELL/FREEHOLD such preference, limitation or Space for workshop or storage discrimination. We will not ROTATOR knowingly accept any advertis- 007Houses 20'x50', overhead door, heat, ing for real estate which is in for Sale 24 hour access, Hwy 9. Call PERSONNEL violation of the law. For Infor- 732-462-1660 mation contact the New Jersey DIVISION Division on Civil Rights, 31 GOVERNMENT FORECLOSED 025 Business 575 Cranbury Road Clinton St., Newark, New Jer- homes from pennies on $1. East Brunswick, NJ 08816 sey, 07101. 201-648-2700" Delinoyent Tax, Repo's, Opportunities 732-238-6050 REO's. Your Area. FAX 732-238-2152 ALLENTOWN NJ-1 bedroom Toll Free 1-800-218-9000 Princeton Garden Apartment w/off street Ext. H-5133 for current listings LAUNDROMAT 609-924-1022 parking & country setting. Call We have locations available + Equal Opportunity Employer after 3:00PM. 609-259-9309 MANALAPAN- 1 Family Col. 5 Andrew from bedrm, 1 acre, 3 baths, 2 car the best financing in town. Garden State Laundry Sys- CARTERET - ON THE PARK. gar., circle driveway, fin bsmt, $310.000. 732-780-5981 tems, NJ's only authorized Freehold got 1 bedrm. (4 rms.). Eat-in kit., Wascomat Dealer. Get the first fir. $795./mo.1/2 heat + NORTHERN HOWELL facts. Coma to our super response security. Call 732-541-2342 Completely remodeled 3 bed- FREE INFO seminars every CLERICAL NORTH BRUNSWICK rm home. Approx. 2 acres of Wednesday at 6:30pm land. Asking $149,900. 1026 W. Elizabeth Ave. NEED A JOB!!! YES! Gabriel Realty 732-780-9382 Linden, NJ 1-800-841-4608 •Customer Service Reps. from our or 908-862-4479 •Data Entry Clerks Always renting 1 & 2 bedroom •Secretary classifieds. apartments & townhouses from 008 Condos VENDING •Telemarkefers $B55/monthly. Apply today work tomorrow. Rental Office 732-246-2980 Townhouses LAZY PERSON'S DREAM. Few hours= big $$. WESTERN STAFF "Couldn't believe SAYREVILLE Will sell cheap. 1 -800-820-6782 BORDENTOWN AVENUE EAST BRUNSWICK-Soc. Hill SERVICES 300 model. 2 bedrm., 2 1/2 WANTED 190 Route 18 North I would get that bath, EIK w/dw, c/a/c, W/D, WINDING WOOD People to lose weight & earn East Brunswick, NJ 08816 1 & 2 BEDROOM GARDEN sunken liv. rm., many extras. extra $$$. Call 1-800-733-2110 APARTMENTS FROM $595. $119,900. No brokers. Serious 732-296-1100 many calls. BRAND NEW AVAILABLE only. Call 732-935-2718 Open daily 10am-6pm 732-238-3919 NORTH BRUNSWICK-FOR Sold it very fast." RENT-Qovernors Pointe, 2 Use your Bedrm, 2 Baths, Ground Floor Unit. A/C, D/W, W/D, N.Y.C. Buses. Avail.10/1 or 10/4. VISA or BUY IT 732-247-5512 Let Our Classifieds Work For You! Master Card SELL IT 008a Adult 1-800-660-4ADS Communities to pay FIND IT ENGLISHTOWN-Condo For sale In Covered Bridge 1. for your ad! Greater Media Newspapers Move-in cond. 1 bedrm., Tower CLASSIFIED level, walking dist. to club house, immed. occup. Call -8OO-66O-4-ADS. 732-446-3065 . . NS SENTINEL, SEPTEMBER 5, 1997 27

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YOUR AIRSTYLIST/MANICURIST OUR ADS AD ASSISTANT- New E. Brun- TEACHER & CALL CLASSIFIED USE YOUR PARLIN I OLD BRIDGE BUY IT, SELL IT, FIND IT IN CAN wick salon FT/PT Salary GET RESULTS VISA, MASTER CARD OR 15 years exp. in my smoke CLASSIFIED. 1-80O-66O-4ADS BE TEACHING FOR GREAT BUYS! DISCOVER CARD free home 6am to Spm. CPR lus commission, benefits, TO PAY FOR YOUR AD. WORD PROCESSING HERE iducation, retail commission. CALL CLASSIFIED cert. Good refs. Close to NY RESUMES'COVER LETTERS 1-800-660-4ADS CALL 732-249-0700 ASSISTANT 1-800-660-4ADS CALL CLASSIFIED buses. Call 732-721-5067 1-800-660-4ADS For Nursery School in 1-800-660-4 ADS By HR Professional Manalapan. Great hours & CLERK/PRINT SHOP or 732-254-7979 SAYREVILLE-Experienced 732-583-9452 CLERK HOTEL staff. Call 732-446-4700 Energetic, pleasant, Mom non-smoker will babysit Hanna's Rental. MUST be NIGHT AUDITOR & MILL HELP dependable. Knowledge TELEPHONE CALLERS in my home before & after organized & have basic MAINTENANCE PERSON lentown area. 7am-3:30 pm. irintmg/copy machine/invitations Evenings or mornings in school or all day. Planned 042 Antiques computer skills. Full or part- Experience preferred RIEPHOFF SAW MILL TEACHER activities. 732-238-4641 Call 609-259-7265 For Nursery School in Parlin. helplul. Call 732-583-4362 Freehold for Collectibles time. All office duties Flexible .pply in person. Wellsley Inn AMERICAN HEART ASSN. hours. Howell 732-308-1750 3215 Highway 35, Hazlet Must be certified In early child- COMPUTER TYPIST URSING hood education. 732-721-5444 East Brunswick Travel Agency. No experience necessary. SELECTIVE NANNY COUNTER SALES- OUSECLEANERS Salary + weekly bonuses. Call NANNIES AVAILABLE STAFFING Flexible daytime hours. FOR LIVEIN/OUT ANTIQUES Beeper & Cellular phone store. /T, F/T days. North & South TEACHERS Accuracy a Must! 732-613-8444 732-308-4201, leave message. Call 732-972-4445 runswick areas. 732-398-1765 COORDINATOR TELEPHONE SALES Licensed for 23 years. Refer- Top prices paid for: Antique FOR PRESCHOOL IN PARLIN 3ELIVERY AND/OR SALES HOTEL SUPPLIES ences, criminal & driving furniture, oriental rugs CUSTOMER WORK xperlenced scheduler to IMMEDIATE OPENINGS PERSON. Daytime hours. records checked. paintings, |ewelry & silver. We MANAGER TRAINEE jordinate HR and staffing Local Company has PT/FT lanna's Rental - MUST have Call Joanne 732-727-1469 Reliable, punctual, Work 2 to 4 288 SUMMERHILL RD., E.B purchase entire contents of openings $11.00 to slart. Flex- motions for busy Nursing days Clean driving record. YOU WANT 732-432-9500 asic computer & mechanical Flexible, daytime hours! estates. Will come to your ible hours, will train. Advance- ep! Computer skills a plus WAITRESS/WAITER i hour day. Vehicle provided. home. Call 732-862-0200 ment Calf 732-254-1411 kills, NJ D L., retail, construe- ;ontact Brian Corliss at. F/T, P/T for Jamesburg area. !all 732-566-3502 Salary + Commission + SOUTH BRUNSWICK on, landscaping experience EMERY NURSINGS Experience required. Call Incentives! Exp. Morn will care for your CLEANING, Moving. Estates' DECORATING ASSOCIATE lelpful. If you know tools, like REHAB CENTER 732-521-2255 Challenge! child In her home. Lunches & I Buy Furn., toys, attics, bsmts, Seeking creative business wiping people, can work with 4 Highway 34 DELIVERY We've got what you want! snacks Included. Affordable. House sales held 732-572-4279 mlndedperson for interior our hands & mind, this may Matawan. NJ 07747 WAREHOUSE Local lunch & catering deliver- Call 732-591-0500 Refs. avail. Call 732-329-8272 decorating. Training. Part/full ie the position for you. $30,000 Ph: (732) 566-6400 Distribution center located in ies, Aberdeen area. Retiree LICENSE PLATES-1911-1956 time. Call 732-946-8896 plus vacation, paid holidays, Fax, (732) 583-2483 South River is now accepting welcome. Call 732-583-7466 TELLER Quantity- 23, New Jersey. benefits after qualifying 12 applications for f/l, p/t employ- 037a Child Care RIFLES: World War 1 month training period ment. Pick-pack, assembly, DEMONSTRATORS Looking for energetic, outgoing Best offers. Call 732-254-5538 DELI HELP Call 732-308-1750 LUMBERS/HELPERS Call Maryann 732-257-4014 person with teller experience Wanted Experienced Counter Person Call 732-264-9390 Candle Loversl Be a PartyLite for Credit Union in Sayrevllle. SEWING MACHINE-Slnger, Aberdeen area. 732-583-7466 ANICURIST - Licensed for WAREHOUSE Consultant. Show candles & Call Lynn between Electrified, beautifully dacaisd /latawan Salon. 4 to 5 days POSTAL JOBS Western Staff Services has quality decorative accessories 9 am & 3 pm at EAST BRUNSWICK in Mahogany cabinet.Exc, DENTAL ASSISTANT-Reliable 'ermanent, Full Time, $13.00 through home parties. Earn up 732-727-3500 Ext. 18 working cond. $150. MORRIS F/T. RDA needed Some ler week. Call 732-388-7095 openings for: After school care needed for 7 er hour, with government •Pickers/Packers to $35.+/hour. No Investment. & 12 yr. olds in my Timber Hol- CHAIFffl- (2) Early 1900's. ex- evenings no weekends. enefits. Apply today for Call Glenda 732-679-0311 WEEKEND RADIO ceptional cond. Hard to find. 732- 679-9660 Leave message MEDICAL •General Laborers low home. Some additional )lerk/Carrier application info. •Forkllft Operators DEMONSTRATORS ANNOUNCER-PART TIME hours & light housekeeping re- Must see. $500. each. Call PERSONNEL Call 9am to 9am, All Shifts, Edison, Dayton & CHRISTMAS AROUND Central Jersey Music Station quired $8.S0/hr. Extra pay for evenings. 732-577-1337. DRIVER 1-800-270-8015, ext 90 East Brunswick. Magic 98.3 FM is seeking a transportation to after school COME JOIN OUR THE WORLD radio announcer for a part time For school van, Private trans- REAL ESTATE AGENTS activities, Senior Citizen OK. portation service. Clean CDL HEALTHCARE TEAM! WESTERN STAFF Fun Job/Great $$/0wn Hours overnight weekend air shift, Call 732-254-4765 043 Appliances with P endorsement. Marlboro •HGH EARNINGS POSSIBLEI Free Kit & Training applicants must have at least 1 area. Immediate start. Flexible iorreclional Medical Services, We will train Scholarships SERVICES Call Gale.732-656-0331 year of on-air experience. EOE KEYPORT - P/T 2 nights, hours. Call 732-617-9010 Q national leader In available Ask for Nina-J. 190 Rt 18 No. or 1-800-385-2031 Apply in person Thursday & Friday, with correctional Healthcare, has Call 732-679-2300 East Brunswick 9am-5pm weekdays or references. Must have car. DISHWASHER- GE Model ie following positions available 732-296-1100 DEMONSTRATORS Send resume and tape to: Call 732-888-3648 GSD1200S. Fine working DRIVER/ ir the Facilities located in the IEAL ESTATE SALES DO YOU LOVE CANDLES? Operations Manager MANALAPAN- Working Mom condition. $75.00 renton and Jamesburg area ipportunlty is knocking. Don't Become a Partylite Consultant Magic 98.3 Call 732-651-8869 SCHOOL BUS ' New Jersey. nss our on going pre-licencing 036 Help Wanted & Show Candles & Beautiful 78 Veronica Avenue seeks reliable person to care With or without CDL license. courses & superior training to Part Time Decorative Accessories Somerset, NJ 08873 for 2 children Monday thru REFRIGERATOR KITCHEN Will train. Good pay with Nurse Practitioners/Physician lelp you get a FAST successful tirough home parties. Earn up No phone calls Thursday in my home. Must be AID- 18 8 cu ft, while, 1 week benefits. Call 732-53B-3485 kssistants-primary care. Full start Can Debbie V Weichert to $25+/hour. Outstanding very flexible. Must have car. old. Roll out tray In freezer, hu- East Brunswick Runs Available! Realtors 732-583-5400 WEIGHT LOSS • EARN $$$$ 732-303-0679 midity controlled crispers & ime this position is located in S1 000's POSSIBLE READING Profit-No Investment. he Trenton area of NJ, Call Donna 732-446-4761 WORK FROM HOME meat locker, Asking $700 3OOKS Part Time. At Home. MANALAPAN-P/T Child care 732-254-6178 DRIVERS iequirements: Graduate of an DRIVER- Pizza Delivery. while losing weight.732-544-5350 or 8 year old in our house. ccredited college/university RECEPTIONIST Toll Free 1-800-218-9000 Airport Limo. Full/part time •or busy office. Excellent tele- Ext. R-5133 for Listings. Franklin Park Area Good Pay. Non-smoker. 732-446-5299 High $ Retirees welcome, lurse practitioner program with WINDOW WASHER REFRIGERATORS hone skills, typing & filing, "all 732-297-7555 Perfect for students Call 732-521-2000 :urrent certlfication/licsnsure ialary commensurate wifh ,DMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT MARLBORO - Mother's helper Guaranteed, 90 days. the state of NJ Old Bridge area. Weekdays to work 2 to 3 days per week, $175.+. Choice of sizes and DRYWALL HELPER- xpenence References DRIVERS/RUNNERS 3-6pm & all day Saturday. .PNs-Part time and Per Diem [uested 732-431-8088 FLEXIBLE HOURS For South Amboy and the and possibly some evenings. colors. Very clean. Keyport/Matawan area must Requirements: 1-2 yrs. exp. in 12 hours per week. Computer Call 732-928-5540 Must have own transportation. Can deliver 732-225-5272 have transportation & phone surrounding areas jied/Surg Hospital or Clinic ESTAURANT HELP & marketing skills a plus. Good Call 732-721-1000 Ext 3323 Reputable & references a WASHER & DRYER - Almond. Call alter 6 00pm 732-290-9232 jetting preferred NJ license SUPERVISOR organizational & customer ser- must. Call 732-972-7667 HANDYMAN-Needed to do Whirlpool. Heavy duty, super equirod WAIT STAFF vice abilities. Call 732-441-0104 036aEmployment capacity. Good cond. Asking FACTORY WORKER •RN Infectious Control-FT FOUNTAIN chores & run errands for busy Services MARLBORO - Working mom ASSISTANT FOR PRE couple Gardening, painting, seeks caring, responsible per- $350 Call 732-583-3504 Plastics Manufacturing Com- Requirements' previous COOKS SCHOOL DAYCARE- pany has immediate openings ixpenence in infection control Earn extra holiday cash! yard work, chaufferTng etc son to put child on bus Monday WASHING MACHINE & GAS Mornings & afternoons Approximately 20 hours per thru Thursday mornings. Call tor several production people I must ATTENTION DRYER (Whirlpool} Like New. Good Wages plus Full Benefits FRIENDLY'S Monday • Friday Parents or week, Monday thru Friday, 732-946-405T Top of the line $499. for both. Administrative Assistant FT students Call 732-431-3707 non-smoker, clean driving READERS package 5 mm. West of lequlrements: 1-2 yrs MARLBORO-Before school Or best offer 609-497-0909 Freehold. Call 732-792-1989 RACEWAY MALL record retirees welcome Ads under this classification irevious experience as an 732-409-0102 ASSISTANT Call 732- 727-5020 Randy are not offers of employment. care needed for 2 children HAIR STYLISTS/MANICURISTS dmmlstrative Assistant This Often these advertisers offer a Monday-Friday 6-45 am-9am josition is located in the ;ALES/STOCK RETAIL- service for a fee. II you place a Non-smoker, own transportati- F/T - P/T HIRING immediately. T/PT Wholesale For Kids all TEACHER PEST CONTROL TECHNICIAN 1044 Computers Take over following. Guaran- Trenton area of NJ. 're- School, afternoons Music Must have Pest Control call to a "900" number you will on. Call after 7pm. )cations Apply in Person or automatically be billed a fee, 732-972-3247 teed salary Paid vacation, plus :all Joyce 732-747-1900 or Art background helpful Licensel Flexible hours. P/T IMS offers excellent salaries possible leading to F/T, in- which varies. bonus, plus benefits. For con- Call 732-431-0718 MARLBORO- fidential interview 732-536-9261 /ith benefits cludes evenings a weekends. ALL TYPES OF REPAIRS & BAIL BONDSMAN • Must have Must have own car & valid driv- ASSEMBLE ARTS & CRAFTS Housekeeper/Nanny wanted Up-Grades, Custom Systems in your spare time. Earn Extra HAIRDRESSER/ASSISTANT Fax resume to SECRETARY clean criminal & driving record, er's license. 1-800-962-2847 live-in. Ft Non-smoker Refer- Mulli-Task 732-254-1823 Monday thru Friday, 9am to own car & must be willing to $$ Typing, Sewing, Electron- ences Call 732-972-8389 Busy East Brunswick Salon Ellen Warner, Regional DON work flexible hours Excellent ics, more. 1-800-795-0380 CALL THE PC MD -For all your Call Tuesday-Friday (609) 421-0232 5pm. Computer knowledge PHONE/CLERICAL MARLBOFIO-Pt care wanted Call Lee 732-536-2000 opportunity for semi-retired or Ext. 11 (24 Hours) computer needs. 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CLERICAL/BOOKKEEPER Needed for Male patient iotential, Call 1-800-513-4343 MORGANVILLE - Nanny $100. per cord Driveway 3 times a week, Jackson area. [xt. B-6029 needed. Live out preferred, to delivery. Oak & Hardwoods. phases of nail techniques, care for our 2 year old son & Some English required Nights & Weekend Will train for Physical Therapy Call Eileen 732-303-0245 $1,000 's POSSIBLE TYPING Full cord, 1/2 &1/4. Stove min. of 3 yrs. exp. some office in Hazlet. May lead to baby. Must be loving, reliable length avail. 732-792-1578 Hours Available. RAISE YOUR FAMILY Part Time. At Home. Toll Free & experienced Good full time. Some computer ex- 1-800-218-9000, Ext. T-4729 following preferred perience needed. Applications RAISE YOUR INCOME compensation. Daily, full time, in PREMIUM Split Hardwood Call for listings. $100./Cord - While it Lasts! BERNSTEIN'S Call aken, Monday, Wednesday & WITH DISCOVERY TOYS approximately 7:45am-5:45pm. Thursday 9-6 at • CALL ROBIN 732-821-4556 WANTED: 49 People who Housecleaning expected FREE LOCAL DELIVERY 732-238-1523 (732) 308-0500 812 PooleAve., Hazlet. want to lose weight a/or earn References a must. Call Alicia Stacking avail. 732-613-9410 RECEPTIONIST extra $$$. Call 1-800-434-5653 after 5pm732-53B-4146 or 732-545-6006 Ask for Marls No phone calls please (work ) 908-866-0060 or 732-247-5383 In active physical therapy office. Computer knowledge 047 Furruture helpful. Good office skills with 037 Babysitting NANNIES HURRY! typing a mustl Child Care FOR THE BEST JOBS CafI 735-972-0040 Liveln/out or After School Care BED-Brass. Queen, complete RECEPTIONIST/ SELECTIVE NANNY w/Ortho mattress set. Unused CHILD CARE ALTERNATIVE in box. Cost $1,000. sell $300. European "AU PAIRS" live-in 2B8 SUMMEHHILL RD., E.B. Call 732-855-7883 SECRETARY help, reliable, experienced, 732-432-9500 WEEKENDS for busy Route 9 English speaking legal, gov't OLD BRIDGE BED-King Orthopedic Mattress Real Estate Office. Every Sat- approved program. Under Nanny/Housekeeper. Loving set w/wrought iron canopy. urday & Sunday, 9-6. Excellent $200./week. warm person for twins due to New in box Must sell. Cost 10. Your kids are in college & their Big Wheels are in your garage. phone & organizational skills. Call Au Pair USA at be born late September. Live- $1,600, sacrifice $600. Call Call 732-536-2228 for office 1-S00-AU-PAIRS In position. Mother home first 6 732-602-9603 manager. months. Must have new born Interexchange 161 Sixth St. BEDROOM SET-Light 9. Your ex-husband's bowling ball is rolling around in the attic. New York, NY. experience. Checkable RETAIL-NOW HIRING references. Speak and read walnut, triple dresser, armoire, •CASHIER -STOCK English, Call 732-679-6021 2 night stands, headboard 8. You still have your Lawrence welk 8 track tape collection. •SALES ASSOCIATE CHILDREN'S CHOICE & mirror. Best offer. Apply in person; 46 W. Ferris St., E. Brunswick Call 732-536-2807 Ages 3 months - 5 years SOUTH BRUNSWICK CALDOR Kindergarten. State Certified Loving, reliable person needed BEDROOM SET 10 PC-White 7. Your polyester leisure suits are crowding your closet. Open 6:30am-7pm, 12 months to care for 2 year old in our French Provincial. -Very good Marlboro Plaza, Rts. 9 & 520 a year. Call 732-613-4488 home.Sdaysperweek, condition. $650. SALES - Mothers & Others 7:30am-4:30pm. References & Call after 7pm. 732-431-1748 6. No one wants to see your ash tray collection. work from home. Earn $500, - EAST BRUNSWICK-Day Care car needed. Start mid October. $5,000. Call 732-493-9552 teacher will care for your child 3EDROOMSET5PC $300, in her home. 732-257^-2013 Call 732-438-0608 -Ivlng room set 5pc. $300. 5. Your goldfish died in 1982 but you still have the bowl. SECRETARIAL Dining room set 8pc. $360. Part time leading to Full time. KENDALL PARK • Constable Call 732-679-8207 Data entry, filing, bookkeeping School area, family day care, & organizing. 732-972-3008 will watch you child before-after 039 Health Cafe 4. You still have those Edsel snowtires. school. Transportation BEDROOM SET SECRETARY provided. 732-597-5381 Afmond formica w/brass & oak Saturday & Sunday 9-5pm. trim. 2 night tables, dresser & 3. You're still using a Lava lamp to read by. Call Lee 732-536-2000 OLD BRIDGE AIDE Exp. seeks live out mirror. $400. Call 732-251 -7285 position. Days/eves/weekends. STAFFING COORDINATOR CHILDCARE Exc. rets/own transportation. BEDROOM SET 2. You'll get a FREE GARAGE SALE KIT. Expanding Marlboro Healthcare Best In Old Bridge! 2 Mom Call 732-566-0042 Girls. 7 pc off white. Asking Company seeks energetic self team. Experience, TLC,meals, $250. Call 732-577-1941 motivated person witn strong trans. All ages 732-679-3642 1. YOU'LL REACH 350,000 READERS AND GET GREAT RESULTS phone skills to place Healthcare OLD BRIDGE-C area. Irish 039a Health Care BEDROOM SET Professionals. Day & evening Nanny will watch your child in hours available. Call Cheryl or Wanted Pine, queen size bed, 2 nite ta- Kathy at: 732-409-1234 her home.F/T/P/r 732-721-5972 bles, triple dresser, 2 mirrors & OLD BRIDGE-Cartified Teach- armoire $700. 732-591-0174 TEACHER er/Mom will provide a warm HOMEMAKERS For Conservative Synagogue loving environment for your BRASS BED $4 A LINE* 1-800-660-4ADS child in my Old Bridge home. Loving, caring people needed 4 POSTER-Full/Queen. Good Nursery School in Manalapan. Call 732-416-1967 to work with elderly in Experience preferred, must be Middlesex County. Certified & cond. $135. Call 732-566-0303 *minimurri 4 lines certified. 3 days per week. OLD BRIDGE-Child care in my non-certilied welcomed. Car a BUNKBEDS New In box w/2 Call 732-446-1224 or home. Great references. Day plus. Call SPECIAL CARE mattresses. Can del. Cost fax resume to 732-446-0860 or eve. Call 732-679-2291 732-745-7788 $600. sell $250. 732-442-0323 28 SENTINEL, SEPTEMBER 5, 1997 NS

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ALL LIONEL TRAINS Constitution Ct (off Gordons "WHEN QUALITY COUNTS" Exc cond 732-972-2945 5pm Or Flyer Top cash appraisal Cor Rd ) Fn , & Sat , 9/5 & ERIC THE GREAT 1-800-ULTRAX-1 Price no ob|ect. 732-946-2893 9/6, 8-7 BARGAINS GALORE1 Any Occasion 732-536-6936 Q MANALAPAN- MOVING If you wish to publish BARNIE OR WATER WARS BUYING CAMERAS SALE - 3 Woodford Lane Prayer to St. Jude A LION KING PARTY ALL OCCASIONS And Photo Equipment. 1 pc or Monmouth Heights) Sat 9/6, a Notena in • Oil Holy St Judo Apostle and Call 732-651-3256 Call 732-446-8770 REFINISHING whole studio No Polaroid or 8 30am-3pm Contents of Martyr giaat in viittio and rich in garage/some furn Slots morel Greater Media Newspapers, miracles ne-ai Kinsman 01 Joslis BELLY DANCER German Trained Perfectionist movie Call 732-928-7811 Christ faithful intercessor o| all who Professional, tasteful, reliable Refinrahing Restoring Hand Q MARLBORO immkayoiir special wlronarje In time 069a Party CASH FOR BOOKS you may use the coupon at need ID you I have fecouisu Irom HELENA 732-390-9177 Stripping, White Washing, tlia depth ul ir v heart and humbly Bannisters, Kit. 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Free Est 732-571-2915 GUNS swords, military items 340 Pleasant Valley Rd (off Lie NJ/Fed Dealer House lanco Help me in my present anJ SOFA S LOVESEAT-Leather Rt 34, turn at Remington's urgent petnmn in return I piomi'u PARTY FUN calls Bert 732-821-4949 Rest ) Frl , & Sat , 9/5 & 6, la iiiakB your namtj kjio\.Ti and CJUSQ CALLIGRAPHY New in box: Cost $3 200 sell you to be Invoked Moon-Walks • Ball Crawls $1,150 can del 732 442-2919 10-3 Antiques & collectibles in Dunk Tanks • High Striker By Hand or Computer I BUY CARVED IVORY Your prayer will be published in our Choices To Fit Every Budget Items/Pieces Large or small. abundance, Victorian Hepple- Say three OUT Fathers throe Hail • Toss Games • Sno-Kones SOFA SECTIONAL CONTEM- Marys and Glorias publication must Call Suze 732-364-3136 Leave message732-583-6595 white sideboard & server, newspaper in your community, Cotton Candy • Popcorn PORY - Like new Large White primitive pcs. 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Selling ir>«,*•.* &-~it\ Pra'Pwmeint required in a Galaxy Moon-Walk" Wanted by collector toys, European stove, old COSt !?<&*/• Mastercard VISA orDIscover This tovena must be said lor 9 con Mommy & Me Invites you to lotS700 Call 732-303-8951 books, Quaker bench walking secuiivo days i it p Any condition 732-493-0913 accepted U M r- our OPEN HOUSE- Wed 9/24, Thanks GALAXY SOFABED-Queen size-$200 wheel & potter's wheel, an- 1-2yr olds 9 1Sam-9 55am LOVE SEAT w/bed-$150 tique carousel horse, chairs, 2-5yr olds 10am-11 30am tables Oriental rugs, etc , etc RECLINER-Laather -S150 All OSQ Musical BONABIN732-723-123I THE CLOWN4 At VFW Hall Cranbury Rd contemporary 732-238-8657 TOO MUCH TO LIST' East Brunswick 732-254-1932 h Instruments Mnmp Will brighten youJrr child s Q MARLBORO ArlrirBRS special day 732-7;' PERSONALIZED POEMS WALL UNIT 5PC '-723-9244 Birthdays, Anniversaries, Wood grain glass w/ brass trim MOVING SALE BUBBLES THE CLOWN Weddings, Bar/Bat Mitzvah.etc Best Offer 732-780-7733 PIANO TUNING 2 Chestnut Ct (Off Ryan Rd Phone Magic, balloons 732-446-3131 New Client Discount-$25 OFF to Manor) Sat & Sun 9/6 & CALLIGRAPHY TOOl WALL UNIT-Contemporary MC/VISfl/r)ISfiOVER# EXP. -CAPTAIN METRO- Call Marlene 732-390-2332 4-pcs. black Italian lacquer, FULL SERVICE 732-390-8203 9/7 9am to 4pm glass uv/brass trim Exc cond • Master Tuner Ext 1960 O MATAWAN DJ'S $800 Call 732-297-3S49 PIANO 30 FAMILIES 732-786-0026 & 732-786-0030 WALL UNITS (2) Wurlitzer upright w/bench Washington, Harding, Forrest, Please return form Walnut open with adjustable Great condition $900 FIRM Snia, Robert, Grant Liberty & with check or money order glass shelves $350 for bolh Call 732-251-6676 OaklanOaklan d - (Off Ravine Dr) Check One Prayer: Loveseat, pastel floral $150 Satat , 9/69/6 , Bam lo 3p3 m IncludeIld s for $29 00 payable SERVICE DIRECTORY Call 908-706 0295 PfANOS-ORGANS pop-up camper, canoe, furn , D St Jude Novena to Greater Media Newspapers. CELEBRATION LOTS OF TRADE INS family moving sale, and FROM $250 MUCH MUCH MORE D Prayer to St Jude CLASSIFIED ENTERTAINMENT All Floor Models On Sale Q MATAWAN-76 Mam Street DJ's Also Video Taping 070a Appliance 1-800-453-1001 (Rear) Sat 9/6, 9am-3pm. D Prayer to the Blessed Virgin DEPARTMENT Joe Fortunato732-72f-0892 PLAYER PIANO - Keepsake Ram or shine Moving-Lots of Greater Media Newspapers CHILDREN'S PARTIES upright Oak electric Claw & good stuff-Must sail! D Prayer to the Holy Spirit P.O. Box 1080 Clown or Comedy Magic CHINA NORITAKE ball feet matching bench & 1 Q MATAWAN-MULTI FAMILY Professional entertainer Tiefs DAVE'S APPLIANCE 8 Place setting. Small dozen piano rolls Exceilen" Hwy 34 No & Fierro Ave East Brunswick, N.J. 08816 • Balloons • Face Painting 20 YEARS SERVING NJ bookcase Kltchenware, condition Asking $4,000 Fn & Sat 9/5 a 9/6, 9-3pm Call 732-431-9241 t Air conditioning S Maipr appl Call 732-607-1197 Fabrics, collectible & household Repair/Installs 732-363-3356 NS SENTINEL, SEPTEMBER 5, 1997 29 071 Building 076 Cleaning 079c Floor 080c Kitchen 081 Lawh Care Remodeling Domestic Finishing Cabinets Landscaping i 110 Autos for Sale

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FBI KITCHEN TUNE-UP THATCHING quality work, reasonable rates or 732-2S4-7979 DON-WELL HOUSECLEANING • Polish work at reasonable prices • Restorations • Refinishing" Larson Services 732-536-2613 Call Room by Room Painting 1-800-522-2730 ext 2730 "Large or small we do it all" Woman Excellent work & Call 732-787-5829 •WOOD REFACING • 732-607-2577 GARDEN STATE 35 yrs carpentry experience references 732-525-2336 Call 908-755-1977 TOP SOIL/MULCH CHECKER CAB Fully insured Free estimates SPRING CLEANUPS PLUMBING and HEATING NEED A HELPING HAND? AL'S PAINTING WATER HEATERS 1981-p/s, p/b, a/c. Chevrolet Call Rolhe 732-237-4208 Sayreville Lawn & Garden 305 Asking $2,000 Call Call Usl Helping hands p79d Garage Doors I oSi Lawri Care 7 732-390-0900 Interior & Exterior REPAIRS & REMODELING JBA CONSTRUCTION housecleaning Reasonable GET THE BEST FOR LESSI GEORGE SAHULJR 732-257-1625 Quality Work Affordable Prices reliable, will travel 1 time only II Landscaping TREES • Trimmed • Removed Free estimate 732-5B3-3306 License #5568 CHEVROLET CELEBRITY '84 •Addiiions»Sunrooms»Garage or regular basis 732-393-1225 •Stumps Ground "Wood Chips ALL PHASE Remodeling Inc 4dr. 2 8 V6 engine, auto trans, •Sldlng'Windows-Basemems Reasonable Rates ALL PAINTING 732-251-5660 good tires, 1 owner $700 •Decks'Kltchens'Bathrooms P-U-R-R-F-E-C-T-L-Y GARAGE DOORS A BRANCH INSPECTION Call 732-257-1416 Anytime INTERIOR/EXTERIOR "all 732-727-5326 Free Est & Ins 732-257-9009 • Landscape Renovation POWERW ASHING RODD PLUMBING CLEAN • Tree/Stump removal HONDA ACCORD LX 88-'89 & OPENERS Quality Work Reasonable • Hot water heaters • dr, Full power, a/c, auto, HOME CLEANING AT ITS • Trimming/Pruning 083 Masonry Rates Call Mike 732-363-2786 • Boilers, sinks, faucets • VERY BEST 732-257-8463 •INSTALL-REPAIRS • Gutters Cleaned/Fixed 73,000 mi Looks a runs like 072Carpentry • SERVICE 7 DAYS Paving •All repairs N J Lie* 6371" new $4,900 732-741-8188 RELIABLE DEPENDABLE • Stone-Mulch-Sod-Soil • REASONABLE • FREE EST :ree Estimates Fully Insured ALL PAPERS CALL 732-257-6502 HONDA CIVIC '95 2dr ,A/C Housecleaning by experienced Monmouth/Oeean/Middlesex Paperhanglng & Removal Polish woman 732-251-8338 VESHOWUPII 732-251-7307 cass, CD, alarm syslem, BRICK PAVERS Paint also small jobs ok TOM'S PLUMBING auto Mint condition 22,000 ALL TYPES OF ROSA'S CLEANING SERVICE 732-615-2301 ABSOLUTELY, ALWAYS Call Robert 908-679 7452 IMPROVEMENTS - Free Est AFFORDABLE • Driveways • Patios • Walks Plumbing & Heating Water ml $11,500 732-826-5272 9-5 ANI CONST 732-521-2444 We offer convenient service BOOTH PAINTING - Int/Ext Heaters, Boilers, Appliances & "32-721-6106 alter 6pm schedules Our own cleaning CREIGHTON LANDSCAPE • Concrete Work & Retaining Painting • Powerwshmg Gas Grills Installed Small jobs DECKS, Additions, Kitchens & supplies & equipment Call for Mowing service, landscape Systems by FREE est Call 732-739-1141 HONDA CIVIC 1987 080 Gutters renovations, clean-ups, OK 7 day serv NJ Plumbing Automatic 82 600 miles Bathrooms S & R Home free est 732-651-8627 D Power Const 732-583-2297 Lie (19454 Call 732-727-77 f9 Improvements 908 679-2291 pruning and transplanting, CONCRETE WORK- Poured ,REAT TRANSPORTATION SPANK-N-CLEAN Professional ;ree removal, stump grinding, foundations, slabs, sidewalks, BUSY B'S PAINTING Asking $2,000 732-780-5248 Home & Office Cleaners and landscape design retaining walls driveways & Int /Ext, Wallpapering Reliable, Refs 732-390-8711 Ins , Free Est 732-238-5553 1091 Roofing HONDA CIVIC EX '93 674 Carpet fnstalj CUTTING EDGE Call 732-446-1907 blocks Free Eslimates! Red 57,000 miles, 5 speed. 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CONSTRUCTION tires Great conci 90,000 • Installation/Reconditioning Mulch, Stone All your DON'S CUSTOM MASONRY PAPERHANGING SPECIALISTS IN • Rastretches landscape needs Bulldozer & Flreplaoes/Patios/Foundatlons miles $2,500. or best oiler PAPER REMOVAL •SIDING-WINDOWS Call 732-679-8220 • Measurements & Repairs backhoe work Fully insured Free estimates 732-251-4352 15 YEARS EXPERIENCE • HOME REMODELING 732-297-9217 EXCAVATING ALL AROUND HANDYMAN Call 732-721-7142 Free Estimate 908-679-2142 Best prices FREE estimates Beeper 732-883-4559 All Types • Large or Small All Types Of FERNANDO MASONRY- 732-698-1999 • 1-888-776 0577 1SUZU IMPULSE "Wall to Wall We I ay it AH" Septic Systems Installed & Home Repairs/Improvements Concrete, blocks, brick pavers '90 Red 5 speed, airbaq, a/c, ARBORCARE driveway paving, stucco etc LERIO PAINTING Repaired Reasonable Rates 732-257-2750 or 732-431-3981 Painting, Plastering. Taping CARLIN ROOFING am/fm cass NEW tires, belts, CARPET REPAIRS Call 732-297-9186 Fully Insured Free Estimates CONSTRUCTION • Rools brakes exhaust Exc cond We Do The Following CARPENTRY. 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One owner 5 tires Specializing in small jobs for free est 732-679-5999 $3,300 Call 732-536-S04B 075 Ceramic Tile Free Estimates 1-800 640 3969 Fully insured •732-316-2337 FREE estimates Fully Insured MAGIC TOUCH ODD JOBS - Can do most CEDAR OAKS SAYREVILLE MASONRY SERVING ALL AREAS ROOFING & SIDING PLYMOUTH VOYAGER SE Repair/Install anything, No Job Too Small LAWN CARE SERVICE Call 908-257-7463 Fully Insured • FREE Estimates •93- 58,000 ml, a/c, V6, p/w, Call John 732-251-0893 Steps-Fireplaces-Concrete Fertilization programs, thatch- driveways Dennis 732-238-3690 PAINTING & PAPEBHANGING 732-525-0712 p/l, am/fm cass $8,000 078 Electrical; SUPER HANDYMAN ing &seeding_732-727-48BB Int /Ext Free Est Honest S& R ROOFING £ SIDING Exc cond 732-446 0047 AFFORDABLE prices Call Joe 732-937-8166 Windows, Carpentry Fully Ins PONTIAC GRAND AM '88 Ceramic tile-Install $2 75 & up Carpentry • Interior Painting EVEN-EDGE 084Moving FREE Estimates 732-679-2291 4 Cyl 2 door Auto , air, am/fm, sq ft Free est 732-845-3784 ALL TYPES of Electrical Work Kitchens & Baths LAWN MAINTENANCE Storage PAINTING p/s, p/b Well maintained, low CUSTOM CERAMIC TILING Recessed lights, track lighting, Walallpapel r & Tile -Powerwashing Commercial/Residential Interior/exterior Wallpapering miles 1 Owner Excellent New installation, repairs, paddle fans, service changes AlAl l types of home repairs Spring/Fall Clean-ups Affordable prices Free est 092 Special condition $3,000, or best olfer remodeling Free estimates LIB #6252 Hal 732-572-6750 Call 732-442-8782 732-238-1544 10 yrs exp Call 9OB-5B3-7335 Services Call 732-297-1355 John Cherry 732-290-9086 FURNITURE HAULING AMP ELECTRICAL - All L&M TREE SERVICE (11 in Furniture Care Any- PAPEHHANGING JOHN'S CERAMIC TILE Electrical repairs / Installations 080b Home Expert Tree/Stump Removal where Full household/partial $13 /single roll 24 years exp SEIZED CARS REMODELING & REPAIRS Burglar alarms Lie 08977C Free Estimates Insured move Lie, PM00276 Fully In- Mike 732-462-9097 PHONE INSTALLATION from $175 Porsches,Cadillacs, Bathrooms • Foyers • Kitchens Free Estimates 732-739-8797 Improvements Call 732-257-1712 sured Call Jlm732-905-0997 Repair, Jacks, Wiring Chevys, BMW's, Corvettes Over 25 years exponence PHIL POLO & SON 25 yrs exp w/NYNEX Also Jeeps, 4WD's Your Area CRAWFORD ELECTRIC MID STATE MOVERS Painting & Paperhanglng Call Ed, 732-536-2477 Toll free for current listings call FREEESTIMATES 732-928-4300 Lie im 1325 L.J. SERVICES Interior/Exterior • Fully Insured Call 732-324-7983 ADDITIONS'BASEMENT Lawn Maintenance Local, small to medium moves 1-800-218-9000 Exl A-5133 Landscape lights at low prices BATH • KITCHENS • Free est Apts a condos Lie HPM0037B FREE Estimates 908-780-3575 Recessed lights from $55 Clean-ups Weekly cutting Etc ANICon9t 732-521-2444 Insured 732-254-0481 DELIVERY SERVICE AVAIL POPCORN CEILINGS 094 Tailoring SEIZED CARS DEPENDABLE Electric Co ADDITIONS • ALL HOME Call 1-800-300-8350 Professionally sprayed from $175 Porsches.Cadillacs, KINGS TILE Lie #5151 Complete service Installers of TILE & MARBLE REPAIRS - Painting, MT With or without glitter Chevys. BMW's, Corvettes Specializing in Regrouting Free Estimates 732-738-7070 Basement finishing Free est 084a Light Call 732-525-1625 Also Jeeps, 4WD's Your Area Recaulking & All Repair Work JBS ELECTRIC- A/C lines & Fully insured 732-821-5969 TREE SERVICE ALTERATIONS - Custom Toll free for current listings call Hauling SUTKOWSKI'S WALLS 1-800-218-9000 Ext A 4730 Free Estimates 732-679-9500 pools Celling & attic fans ADDITIONS - Basements, Tree Removal Curtains Dressmaking LOW NARISI TILE Reasonable Lie \# 11363 bathrooms, kitchens decks Trimming • Wallpapering • Painting LOW PRICESI 732-360-9011 732-888-8298 Jobs big or small we do them Lot Clearing TOYOTA CRESSIDA '8B- V-6 EXPERT INSTALLATION Stump Grinding • Firewood DEPENDABLE Express Inc 732-290-1712 •Ceramic Tile -Granite 'Marble all! 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Full power, ALL AMERICAN CHIMNEY- Outdoor Furniture, Playhouses, alarm, 7 speaker stereo with Cleaning & inspection $60 FREE est Reasonable Rates Swing Sets Call 732-842-5922 PARADISE LAWN CARE 085 Odd Jobs Neatnessl Maria 732-8B8-1337 NO PANE Lie #14123 Call 732-972-2903 cassette and CD new Potenza "Our 18th year, Think Safety" Complete Lawn Maintenance Cleanups WINDOW CLEANING tires. 300 hp 57,000 miles All Call Thomas 732-251-1556 Landscaping, Fertilizing SERVICE service records Excellent Pruning & Mulching 087Powef 732-634-2064 FURNACE TUNE-UPS RYAN ^ullyins Free est 732-257-8991 condition $25,000 Call Install new filters & nozzles Washing Complete cleaning Check CARPENTRY A-Z RYAN'S LANDSCAPING •AAA* 732-446-8908 operating performance $85 ELECTRIC CO. ALL HOME IMPROVEMENTS Design/Installation Affordable Clean-ups 105 Boats for Sale Call Thomas 732-251-1556 Free Estimates Insured If you want the BEST |Ob Lawn oars/Hedge trimming We take away anything BOOTH POWERWASHING Industrial, Commercial Call Sam Fully Insured 732-721-6499 Free est 732-264-2520 • Homes • Decks & moral TOYOTA TERCEL '82 Residential Lie #7134 FREE est Call 732-739-1141 2dr, 4 spd, Red w/black Int AFFORDABLE CLEAN-UPS 27' BAYLINER 076 Cleaning 732-607-0712 STUMP & BRUSH Basements, garages, attics, DECKS STAINED & SEALED $500 or Bast Offer 732-525-1011 Victoria '80, Volvo 280 I/O, Call 732-450-1673 Domestic S & B ELECTRIC INC. 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