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Sentine40 cent* l VOLUME 7, NUMBER 24 Serving North and South Brunswick Wtarsh says there is no stopping MOM line now According to Warsh, recent reports of NJ Transit chief insists regulatory approval, needed to use the it will be a 'life-line' line, arc inaccurate. "We are an authority," Warsh said, for opposing towns explaining that once the NJ Transit Board BY CHARLES W. KIM of Directors votes for the project; they Staff Writer only need Gov. Whitman to sign off on the minutes of the meeting for approval. he Monmouth-Ocean-Middlesex Whitman's office has stated that she commuter rail line will steam supports the MOM proposal, but is aware T ahead at full speed, according to of Ihe opposition in Middlesex County. NJ Transit Executive Director Jeffrey Warsh. ed story, page 14 "We are moving ahead," Warsh said in a telephone interview Monday. Officials from Ihe three municipalities The director stated thai the proposed on the proposed line in Middlesex County commuter line between Lakewood in met last week in Monroe to organize their Ocean County and the Northeast Corridor opposition to the plan. line, in the Monmoulh Junction section of South Brunswick councilmen Ed- South Brunswick, is just waiting for mund Luciano and Ted Van Hessen, and funding to become a reality, Jamesburg Mayor Joseph Dipierro joined "Once we get the capital funds, we Monroe Township Mayor Richard Pucci will build it," Warsh said. and other officials at a public meeting The proposal would use an existing where they stated their opposition to the line. Conrail freight line to run the commuter trains. Continued on page 7 N.B. council introduces SEAN GUTHRIDGE South Brunswick High School basketball team member Darius Lumpkin shows staff and parent team member Josie Velez a move during a fun game at Indian Fields Elementary School In South Brunswick last week. ban on nude dancing Council President Peggy Scarillo said Virgo's, meanwhile, Tuesday that the timing of the court's rul- appeals liquor ing and the township ordinance was "per- S.B. official apologizes fect." license denial "I believe that the ordinance is de- Luciano expresses B'nai Tikvah, North adding that he was not BY CRAIG YETSKO tailed and specific and has teeth to it," she Brunswick, who attended speaking on behalf of the Staff Writer said. regret for remark Tuesday's meeting did not temple. The ordinance amends township busi- comment on the apology. orth Brunswick is taking a cue "I'm accepting it; he did ness license regulations. to rabbi Eligberg could not attend the right thing," Behr said. from a recent U.S. Supreme Court the meeting and only saw a Luciano, who is seeking ruling to tackle public nudity. The ordinance comes nearly a month N after the council denied the transfer of a Staff Writer videotape of the apology re-election in November, At Monday's Township Council meet- Wednesday afternoon. made the comments last ing, an ordinance which would "combat liquor license to Virgo's, a Route 3 30 go- outh Brunswick "Luciano apologized as month during what had been crime and eliminate the negative second- go bar. The owner, Paul Golden, a he was called on to do and an ongoing debate about a ary effects caused by the presence of pub- Manalapan-based businessman had S was responsive to that ban on religious displays on lic nudity in business establishments" sought a person-to-person liquor license Councilman Edmund expectation," Eligberg said. public property, which the was unanimously introduced by council transfer from the former owner of the go- Luciano apologized Congregation Vice majority of the council sup- members. go bar, Oznam Corp. publicly Tuesday night for ports. Mayor David Spaulding said at comments made to Rabbi President Arie Behr said A public hearing followed by a vote Wednesday that he felt the Eligberg, who also sup- on adoption is scheduled for April 17. Monday's meeting that he understands David Eligberg during a that Virgo's, which opened Saturday, is heated debate about holiday apology was satisfactory ports the ban, commented Officials' efforts in this matter were displays last month. and that "it took a lot of during the public portion of buoyed by last week's Supreme Court not serving alcohol but has entertainment. "I offer my apology." I am courage for Luciano to do the meeting that a member decision in a case involving Erie, Pa. vs. He explained that officials are currently very sorry," Luciano said what he did." of his congregation was Pap's A.M., Kandyland. finding out what kind of entertainment is "It was sincere and came afraid to sign a petition The court upheld an ordinance adopt- during Tuesday night's Continued on page 21 Township Council meeting. from the heart," Behr said, Continued on page 21 ed by Erie, which bans public nudity. Members of the Board of Trustees of Congregation 2 SENTINEL, APRIL 6, 2000 NS

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and Teddy, 10. on Larson Court and have two children, Two incumbents, With a law degree and background in Kevin, 13, and Kaitlin, 11, who both at- four challengers on litigation, he explained that he can bring tend Linwood Middle School. April 18 ballot experience to litiga- He is employed tion issues. at Business Edge Haws stated that Group Inc., a Noith BY CRAIG YETSKO Brunswick consult- Staff Writer he is not looking to make any radical ing company. NORTH BRUNSWICK — In this changes on the Manning, a 13- year's race for three Board of Education board but feels that year township resi- seats, voters will have several choices. "new blood" is dent, explained that Along with two incumbents, Fred needed. the township has Manning and , four other He said that he gone a long way to candidates, Louella Foote, Robert Haws, would look at structure cuincu- John Torre and Kevin Williams will be different areas lum to suppoit the vying for the three-year board terms. wheie the board state's mandated Haws Manning Local singer captivates kids. . Board President Gail DiPanc will not can save money and core curriculum be seeking another term on the board. raise test scores. standards. Page 16 In addition to the board election on April "1 am committed to the concept of pub- He believes that he has brought ex- 18, voters will also be asked to approve the lic education," he said. "I'd like to see us perience to the negotiating committee with leading Middlesex County instead of his background in labor relations. • Classifieds Page 35 proposed $48.6 million budget. The North Brunswick Joint Council of being in the middle of the pack." One of the key issues coming up soon • Editorials Page 10 PTA/PTO will host a candidate's night for Haws is a trustee of the North will be the teacher's contract which the Board of Education at 7:30 p.m. Brunswick Education Foundation and has Manning says is critical. • Entertainment . .Page 22 also been a member of the Judd Monday at the Linwood Middle School "We've got a long way to go but I'm • Letters Page 10 cafetorium. Elementary School and Lmwood Middle School PTOs. comfortable we'll get there," he said. • Marketplace . . . .Page 32 As a member of the finance committee, Robert Haws • Milestones Page 27 Fred Manning Manning said he was glad about last year's • Obituaries Page 28 This is not the first time that Robert J. budget which featured a tax deciease. Haws, 52, is seeking a term on the board. Fred Manning, 50, who joined the He said that the board knew that this board in 1997, said he has enjoyed his first • Police Page 29 After losing by a narrow margin in last year's budget would not be as good as the term. • Sports Page 30 year's election, Haws said that residents piior year due to the cut in state aid and the have encouraged him to give it another shot. "I think I've made a difference in a decrease in the township tax latables. number oi areas," he said. "I think I have something to offer," he "We did not anticipate cither one of said. During his tenure, Manning has served those," he said. Haws, a 13-year township resident, on the curriculum, negotiating and finance Phone numbers; lives on Edly's Lane with his wife, committees. Editorial 358-5200 Ext. 8226 Theresa M. Giaimo and two sons, Ben, 12, Manning and his wife, Maureen, live Continued on page 6 FAX 780-4192 Display Advertising 358-5200 •FAX 780-42S? S.B. has 4-way school board race Classified 1-800-660-4ADS Classified FAX 780-4678 posed $81 million budget. building plan, as a major issue during the Two incumbents, Polls will be from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. April next three years. Delivery problems? former member and 18. "Redistricting is always painful; being Calf circulation at 264-1766 Robert Long clear with the community will help us," he before noon' tin Friday, newcomer vying Board member Robert Long, 23 Adams said. BY CRAIG YETSKO Road in the Kendall Park section, is seeking Long said that he feels he has a lot to Staff Writer his second full term offer the district as a parent concerned with education. SOUTH BRUNSWICK — Four can- on the panel to con- tinue to "find ways Long said he supports the district's Safe didates are seeking the three Board of and Caring Schools program, and the Education seats that are up for grabs this to focus on chil- dren." School Resource Officer program, which year. places police officers in schools. The field of candidates includes two "A ton of things Sentinel can take you oil "Absolutely," Long commented, adding incumbents, Carol O'Brien and Robert F. that these programs help deal with "little Long, former board member Daniel Watts, track," Long said, such as building things before they become a big deal." Managing Editor Marilyn Duff and Barry Nathanson, a newcomer who cur- rently serves on the township's zoning and safety, but the Long said that the SRO program will Sports Coordinator Lindsey Sieglc board. board should now soon be evaluated and that "some changes may be made." Executive Editor Gregory Bean According to the candidates, com- be able to keep the Publisher Kevin Wittman fcus on the stu- Long said that the present board mem- munication between the board and the pub- bers have been "hawks" during the budget's lic, and implementing the district's $47 mil- dents and off poli- Long tics. formation, looking to cut items that are not lion building plan, which includes major directly connected to education. redistricting, will be the big issues over the 'There is little value in finger pointing," A Greater Media Newspaper next three years. Long said referring to complaints about the Long said that the district's growth calls district's rapid growth and state school for more activities like clubs and sports, but Construction work will begin next year, that they are costly items. and redistricting is expected to be complet- funding formulas. "That is just the way it ed in the 2002-3 school year when the new is," he said. 'They are big ticket items," Long said, Deans Rhode Hall Road elementary school Long said that he wants to continue adding, "We could take that same $30,000 opens. Conversion of Upper Elementary bringing his personnel and budgetary skills and hire another teacher." The Sentinel Newspaper is published School to a middle school will be complet- to the board to help out during the next term. Long said that he feels the district is Thursday by Sentinel Publishing Co., P.O. doing a good job of being effective while it Box 5001, Freehold, NJ 07728. First-class ed in the fall of 2001, and expansion of the "You do the best you can for the com- mail subscription available at $72 for 26 high school completed in the fall of 2003. munity. You don't do it with smoke and mir- is growing. weeks, 40 cents a copy. Voters also will be asked to approve a rors," he said. "We are doing the right things," Long $56 million tax levy for the district's pro- Long sees the upcoming redistricting, said. Long said that the building plan will which is part of the district's three-year Continued on page 8 4 SENTINEL, APRIL 6 2000 Dream team hoping surprise win NBTHS Robotics Club competing in Nationals at Epcot in Orlando

BV CRAIG YETSKO Staff Wntei NORTH BRUNSWICK — The Ciadle Robbeis hope then magic will pay olf in the waim climate oi cential Florida The magic wotkcd at the Rutgers Univeisity campus and now Ciadle Robbcis, the North Brunswick Township High School lobotics team, will be looking roi lightning to stake once again They will be paiticipating in the For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology (FIRST) national competition today tluough Satuiday at Walt Disney's Epcot Ccntei in Orlando wheie neatly 400 teams and 20,000 students nationwide will compete The school, along with Hopcwell Valley Cential High School and Emico Feimi High School in Windsoi Locks, Conn , were the winning alliance at the 2000 Johnson & Johnson/FIRST Mid-At- lantic Regional Competition on March 18 Attci the victoiy, science teachei and group adviser Wayne Cokeley, honored a bet and shaved his beaid Twenty-one students, loin 1 acuity members and six employees fiom Bristol- Myers Squibb weie scheduled to depait JERRY WOLKOWITZ yesterday for the competition Members of the North Brunswick High School robotics team Cradle Robbers were scheduled to compete in the national Last week, the group was lelaxed and competition starting today in Orlando, Fla.They are (l-r, back row) team adviser Wayne Cokeley, Mike Schroeder, Joe Baska, psyched up foi their upcoming tup Mark Kamichoff, Matt Yuen, Steve Cosgrove and Sadia Akhter, and (front row l-r) Karan Chopra, Slavik Chermavsky, team "We'ie going to Florida pumped up," captain Randy Weston, Mario Azar and Mahyar Hodiwala. Cokeley said "We have nothing to lose " Cokeley said that since the victory at the legionals, members have been selling Hawaiian T-shnts as tund-iaiscis The team's success in getting to Flonda was kind of mnaculous, accoiding to Cokeley Eaily in the competition, the squad was ISGOLF smuggling in 38th place after the thnd- seeding lound and 24th after the 10th- seeding round However, they weie picked to be on the YOUR GAME? alliance that eventually won the legional "ft was |ust a big surpiise," team cap- WE WILL STAND tain and NBTHS senioi Randy Weston said "We were glad that we weie picked" ON OUR HEADS Cokeley explained that the "dnveis" of ^ TO GIVE YOU THE the robot impioved with eveiy round and by the 10th round, "they weie pios at it" BEST GOLF COURSE Also, according to Randy, the squad FOR YOUR discovered that they could push around then opponent's robots if they wanted to Discover why fixed income investors seeking to COMPANY Cokeley said that although the group TOURNAMENTS, will see teams from NASA in the national diversify their portfolios are attracted to preferred competition, they will not be intimidated securities FUND by them RAISER & "Eveiy time we've gone against NASA, we've beaten them," he said For more information call: AFTERNOON Cokeley lemarked that much of the LEAGUE PLAY ,. team's success is largely due to the efforts Christopher L. 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\V* *-'*>•<» SECTIONS 6 hopefuls vie for 3 N.B. board seats Continued from page 3 has two children, Paul, 19 and Jessica, 16. more involvement in peer mediation pro- Louella Foote He explained that public education grams. faces more and more challenges and is In terms of the budget, Torre said that Living With Style Louella Foote, 62, is very near the edu- expected to meet these challenges with he sees a lot of needs, however, there is not cational system in the township. fewer resources. a lot of money available to fulfill them. A four-year resident, she resides on Rosevear, a 15-year township icsidcnt, He explained that some of the items Bishop Boulevard and serves as a crossing said he will attempt to advocate for that the district is deprived of includes guard for the district near Linwood Middle schools, working to provide the resources computers, scholastic materials and sports School. educators need to meet the needs of all stu- equipment. A retiree, she has a daughter and three dents. grandchildren. "We have an obligation to highlight Foote said that parents in town spoke to public education," he said. Kevin Williams her and encouraged her to run for the During his tenure, Rosevear has been board. Kevin Williams, 36, lives on Oak Road involved on the policy, finance and human with his wife, Stephanie, and three chil- "They know that I work with the chil- relations committees and also was associ- dren, Shahcid, who attends North dren and care about the children," she said. ated with the expansion of Linwood Deadline: April 12 "I am in a position to make a difference." Brunswick Township High School and Kia Publication: April 19 Middle School. and Kayla, who both attend Judd Known as "Nana" by some of the chil- Elementary School. dren in the township, Foote has worked John Torre with them in football and basketball pro- Williams said John Torre, 44, of Carpenter Road, has that as the size and Medical grams. been a resident of North Brunswick for 36 "Nana will listen," she said. "That gives diversity of the com- years. munity continues to Choices me an advantage because I care." He said he was approached by residents Foote explained that she wants to the grow over the com- who thought he would be a good candidate ing years, increasing board to come together with one mind and for the board. be open to academic excellence. class sizes and the Torre has children at each school level, She said that the district must work to possibility of all day Kasey, 15, is a kindergarten will be bring the best curriculum to the schools, sophomore at North which, in her words, includes "books, not issues that will come Brunswick before the board. ditto sheets." Township High Foote also wants to see the "police ele- School, jaclyn, 13, "I want to be part Williams ment of stigma" out of the schools. She is a seventh grader of those conversa- stated that students should be treated "like at Linwood Middle tions," he said. "I academic students, not criminals." School, and Shelly, think I have an important voice." "In order to get children to respect you, 10, is in fourth He said that the main icason his family you must respect them," she said. grade at Livingston moved to North Brunswick five and a half In addition, she would like to see over- Park Elementary years ago was because of the school sys- Deadline: May 9 all screening for teachers in English and School. tem and that if he is elected to the board, he Publication: May 17 math. "I have a pretty would like to maintain the district's "excel- Craig Rosevear good overview in Torre lence." what the adminis- One of Williams' goals would be to Craig Rosevear, 55, us looking to con- tration, parents and enhance the relationship between the board tinue his long tenure on the board. FUN GUIDE children are looking for," he said. and parents, teachers and staff. He began his service in 1989 and has Torre explained that his involvement as served one two-year term along with three "We're all in this together," he said. an administrative assistant and volunteer "We're all one." subsequent three- mentor to the North Brunswick Police year terms. Department's "Straight-Up Program" has Williams, who is a supervisor at Bell Rosevear, an provided him insight on today's youth. South Wireless Data, Woodbridgc, com- analyst at the With his experience of working one-on- mented on the budget by explaining that it Robert Wood one with parents and children in the pro- may work, but he noted that he would like Johnson Medical gram, he said that he could bring that to sec more money for equipment, such as School academic knowledge to the board level. computers, which are a valuable tool for the instruction of students. affairs office, Torre's main goal is to increase parental Piscataway, said involvement and accountability in chil- One of the proposals that Williams sees that being a board dren's education. as a positive is the high school's plan for an member is an alternative school. important job that He said that he sees the same problem "I love." in the schools and in the Straight-Up pro- He explained that the proposal would gram. bring back North Brunswick students who Deadline: June 20 "Public educa- Rosevear Parents "expect us to be baby sitters," are out of district, thus saving the district Publication: June 28 tion is the arena I money. want to make my contributions," he said. he said. "You can't do that. It has to start at the home." Williams is a member of the Judd Rosevear, whose wife Carol is principal To ADVERTISE of North Brunswick's Judd Elementary As a board member, Torre would en- School and North Brunswick High School PTSOs. IN ONE OF School, lives on Thatchwood Court and courage attendance at PTA meetings and THESE SECTIONS Annual wine tasting, auction to benefit American Cancer Society CALL The eastern division of the American Spain and the Bordeaux region of France, carving station, antipasto, Oriental stir- Cancer Society will hold its fourth annu- including dessert wines, selections from fry and desserts to compliment every- 732-358-5200 al wine tasting and auction, titled, Robert Mondavi Winery in California and one's palate. Freehold Office "Wines for the Millennium." a special wine tasting table. Gourmet There will also be a silent auction with The event will be held on April 14 delicacies and desserts will be provided a variety of items. from 7-10 p.m. at Grey Oaks Estate in by Jeffrey's in Toms River - recently Tickets for this event are available at a 732-450-3657 Colts Neck, home of Mr. and Mrs. voted the number one restaurant by cost of $135 per person and are limited to Red Bank Office Richard Amdur. Zagat's Survey. the first 130 people. In collaboration with the Spring Lake The menu will include selections such For additional information call the |Lp Greater Media Newspapers Bottle Shop, "Wines for the Millennium" as baby lamb chops, coconut shrimp, beef American Cancer Society at (732) 758- News Transcript • Independent \ will feature a variety of wines from Italy, tenderloin and sushi, as well as pasta, a Sentinel • Suburban • Examiner • the hub • 8220 or (732) 914-1000. y NS SENTINEL, APRIL 6, 2000 7 Warsh says there is no stopping MOM line now Continued from page 1 high speed lines," explaining that, to him, a "Our farebox recovery is 65 percent, being the best thing to happen to them," In addition to local officials, Middlesex high speed train travels at about 150 mph. the highest in the country," Warsh said. Warsh said, noting he is waiting for the day County Freeholder Director David B. Warsh also said that even the predic- Warsh said that the service will be a 10 years from now when he will be getting Crabiel and state Assemblywoman Linda tions of NJ Transit that 42 trains would run "life line" for the communities which thank-you notes from residents of the Greenstein (D-14) also voiced opposition. on the line each day were not exactly accu- oppose it. towns now opposing the line. Crabiel said that Middlesex County rate. "It will be a vitamin shot mainlined into Asked about numbers he has been using remains opposed to the plan, vowing that "That is our high end capacity," Warsh the body of Jamcsburg," Warsh said, lately to show wide support for MOM, the project "will never be built." said, adding that he did not see that many adding that the senior population in Warsh said 75 towns will be affected by or Warsh said that many of the objections trains using the line. Monroe will benefit tremendously from benefit from it. He has made a point of say- raised by those opponents were not true. Warsh estimated that about 10 trains the service. "It will provide access to ing that all but three of the 75 towns along "We have to debunk the myths," Warsh would probably run on the line when it health care, friends and jobs for the sen- the line — the three exceptions being said. opens. iors." Jamcsburg, Monroe and South Brunswick Warsh.said that the line doesn't need a As for opponents' claims that the line Warsh urged line opponents to "hold — favor it. dual rail, as stated by opponents, and that would lose an estimated $1 million a their fight for another day" and to look at Monmouth County, which would re- the authority currently runs a mixed line in month, Warsh said that there is not a single other areas in the state with commuter ceive the most benefit, has 52 towns in Bergen County. commuter line in the country operating service. total. Conrail said that they intend lo con- with a profit. "Those towns look back at the rail line tinue running freight trains on the line if the project is completed. "Everyone is seizing on one line; that is inaccurate," Warsh said. Warsh explained that the .Pascack Valley Line, which he said is almost iden- tical to the MOM proposal, currently oper- ates with both types of trains using one line. "I have urged the mayors to sec this line," Warsh said. "They never looked at similar lines." Warsh said he would be happy to ar- range a whistle stop tour of these lines for the officials opposing MOM, giving them a chance to speak with their counterparts along the line. "They don't look outside of their own towns," Warsh said. "They arc willing to fight to the death, while in the towns with service they would Fight to the death if we took service away." Warsh said that NJ Transit runs safe lines, and he does not think that the new line would pose any undo safely threats. "We don't hit cars or school buses," Warsh said, adding that the crossings would have gates. Warsh said that it is statistically more dangerous to drive a car. "We run the safest line in the country," Warsh said. Warsh also stated, "We don't operate new iiiiig scati; ; ; Because now you can do^tti#-thinQ':db0uit\V^:>;;;;:'.:;-;.-:^":-.'•: :;;;5-;::: S.B. YMCA now holding lung:cdHeer::eq i; : : : ; i : ; : camp registrations all the difference.*: ;•'• • ;./VL-^ :;%; !..>-•''-'>Z:.--^-^,;-;-!:a''i:-A-i^:;v^

The South Brunswick YMCA is now : : taking registration for its Fun Swim and Major research centers show:survival''^Q^}'V:^^r -& .i^ Games Camp for children ages 4-6 years of age held at Brunswick Acres School protocolsnow offered by University Radiology. from July 3-August 18. Each week campers take two half-day trips to local attractions such as Discovery For more information and a copy of the study • T House, bowling, a movie, etc. Campers as reported in the New York Times, please call. ;• >: swim every morning. Three times a week they receive swim lessons, and twice a week they have recreational swimming. The rest of the week is composed of sports, music, arts and crafts, nature and traditional camping activities. Gymnastic camp for children ages 5- 12 years is held at Brunswick Acres School from July 10-Aug. 18. Each morn- mean many more years ing at Gymnastics Camp, campers receive instruction on the various types of gym- nastic apparatus. Campers also swim every day. Participants receive YMCA swimming instruction four times a week RADIOLOGY" G R O U P P C and participate in recreational swimming one time per week. Afternoons are dedi- cated to developing routines and one-on- one instruction by the YMCA staff. Arts and crafts are also incorporated into the New Brunswick • Somerset • Metuchen • Hillsborough afternoon sessions for younger campers. East Brunswick • .'Perth Amboy • Old Bridge ; For additional information and registration call the YMCA at (732) 329- 1150. 8 SENTINEL APRILS 2000 NS !"yrprp South Brunswick has 4-way school board race Continued from page 3 Cunently seiving as vice chauman of the issue is important ings zoning boaid, Bauy Nathanson, 40 Dunston "It is important "You have to get out and talk to people," include many challenges and that it will be Lane in the Monmouth Junction section, has Ioi the boaid to com- he said important foi the board to communicate with made many contacts in town which he feels municate piopetly," Nathanson said that keeping the building the public. will help him on the Boaid of Education he said, adding that piogiam on tiack will be vital dunng the next Long said it will be important ioi mem- "1 talk to a lot of people, and 1 have icla in the past "the mes- thiee yeais. bers of the public to leain about the piocess tionships with each membci ol the Township sage nevei got out He supported the constiuction lclei- that the board will use in making decisions as Council," Nathanson said theic" endum and believes his backgiound with the disti ict configuration changes Nathanson said that he thought this was a Nathanson said conUactois and bids would benefit the boaid "Change is sometimes haid to undei- good time foi him to run because of his back- that he thinks that "Theic is a lack oi land in the township stand," Long said, adding that li icsidcnts lis- giound in the private scctoi serving on the boaid ioi schools," he said, adding that using tiail- ten to the discussion of the issues as things "I undei stand budgets and unions," should be "proac- eis foi classiooms is a pioblcm change, "there shouldn't be any suipuses" Nathanson said paients should become Nathanson said tive" and not just Nathanson Barry Nathanson Nathanson feels that the communication attending the mcel- moie involved in getting budgets and lefcien- da passed in the township "It should come liom the paients," he said Nathanson said that he thought it was important to use his knowledge oi the master plan, which the township is levismg, dunng Finally, A Superstore for Men! the next ycai as a boaid membei "We need a school boaid member to woik on the plan," he said purrs He also plans to complete his zoning bodid tenn, he said Nathanson said that the disliicl needs to be moie cicativc in scaiching toi fedcial gi ant moneys "We have to expand oui seaich foi nm H giants," he said Nathanson said that the lines oi commu- nication must also bo unpiovcd with Washington, D C , andTienton, as well as the community He said that cuncnt I uncling on the fedei- al and state levels is not what it should be 'Theic is something not light thcie," he said "We don't get oui fan shaie, I can help" Nathanson said that salety is also a laigc issue "Paients need to take moie contiol, get moie involved," he said Nathanson said that the school system was a majoi icason foi moving into the town- ship "I want to make sine it stays that way," he said III OVER Carol O'Brien Incumbent Boaid of Education member V Ccuol O'Bncn is hoping that anothei teim on the body will help the boaid communicate better with residents 'That is essential," said O'Bnen, who lives at 37 Waverly Place, Monmouth We Sell Everything You Wear Junction O'Bnen is seek- ing hei thud teim on Under One Roof, All for 29-62.5% Less the boaid and feels that communication lines between the than Department Stores! boaid and the public need to improve Open 3 Days Only to "The boaid has made an effort to Save You Money! communicate," MEN'S O'Biien said, adding that it is a two-way street SUPERSTORE O'Brien "The community www.kgmens.com needs to feel their voices are being heard," she said O'Brien said that while you cannot get the understanding of the residents 100 percent of the time, communicating the reasons for decisions can help them understand particu- lar actions

Fairlield Rd "If you involve the public, they may undeistand," she said Despite a desire to increase commu- RAHWAY SUPERSTORE FAIRFIELD SUPERSTORE EAST BRUNSWICK nications with lesidents, O'Brien said that 732-382-9494 973-244-2404 732-432-7081 she thinks they aie "happy with thejraard " O'Bnen said that the next term is impor- OPEN 3 DAYS OHLY: FBI 10-9, SAT 10-7, SUN 12-6 tant as the district implements the $47 million Continued on page 9 NS SENTINEL, APRIL 6, 2000 B S.B. elections Everything you always wanted to Continued from page 8 building plan approved by voters last year. "Our enrollment is going to increase," O'Brien said, adding that it will be crucial to keep the new building program "on target" to deal with enrollment increases. O'Brien said that she sees an important role in working with tine state on school fund- 33 ing. "Currently the state is not funding our Mere's What You'll Find! Out At This Free "living Trust Seminar.., enrollment," O'Brien said. How to avoid estate taxes whieh could amount to O'Brien, who has served as a state board 37-55% of your estate. How to avoid a guardianship if you become incapacitated in your lifetime. delegate, said that she understands the state's How to maintain privacy and control struggles with funding less wealthy districts, over your assets. How to make sure your estate passes on to your family explaining that while most schools in the as quickly as possible upon your death. The problems with joint tenancy. state get about 50 percent of their funds from How to avoid problems with out-of-state property. the state, South Brunswick gets much less, The right and wrong way to leave money increasing the tax load of the residents. to your children.

St. Barnabas art auction was a success, thanks to all First appointments will be allotted to those with advance reservations. would like to take this opportunity to prizes that totaled over $1,600 in value. Members: $15.00 Non-Members: $20.00 thank all of the community residents Saint Barnabas Episcopal Church espe- Reservation fee includes two appraisals. You may faring one additional item for a fee of $5 00 I and business people that shared in cially wishes to thank all of the local busi- (Please complete information on the back before mailing ) making the second annual art auction a nesses, merchants, and professionals for Name .Number of Reservations:. huge success. Proceeds went to the build- their donation of these door prizes, food, ing fund campaign for Saint Barnabas beverages, and advertisements in the auc- Address tion program. Church, South Brunswick. The over 225 Telephone:. Amount Enclosed' auction attendees enjoyed a festive evening I personally wish to commend and Please mad your reset valion with your check payable to ihe Zimmerli Art Museum to Membership that included food, beverages and music. thank the Art Auction Committee of the Department, Jane Voot Jiees Zvnmeih Art Museum, Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey More than 160 pieces of art were pur- church, the people that actually made this 71 Hamilton Street, New Brunswick, New Jersey 08901 chased as well as a few special-items. Not memorable event so successful. only did people purchase art treasures, but Cordell "Rap" Reinhardt Jane Voorhees Zimmerli Arc Museum also were eligible, at the conclusion of the Kendall Park section Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey evening, to receive one of over 60 door 71 Hamilton Street of South Brunswick New Brunswick, New Jersey 08901-1248 More letters on next page - .Hfill 12 SENTINEL, APRIL 6, 2000 NS Advertisement

Animal welfare propaganda has no place with children n March 19, the New Jersey mals can serve human needs. You gener- Museum of Agriculture presented ally think that people are entitled to make O a wildlife program as a part of its practical use of animals and their prod- Barnyard Buddies series. The Cedar Run ucts. You may sometimes get impatient Refuge were the presenters of the with people you think are being too sen- wildlife program. This was a children's sitive about animal welfare." forum. However, there were materials • "Attitude Quotient" was a social sit- made available during the forum that I uation test with questions on: turkey din- felt was inappropriate for children. There ners, fur coats, animal lab testing, circus were pamphlets with activities for the animals, and deer hunting. This section children to complete that was clearly has written responses to each situation to "Animal Welfare" propaganda. choose from with an answer key that The pamphlets consisted of and was gauged whether you had conflicts about not limited to the following examples: your feelings to protect animals. • If a child answered "yes" to ques- How anyone feels about animals tions asking if they liked any of the fol- rights and welfare is their own opinion. I lowing: hamburgers, fish fillets, ice felt that using this propaganda at a child's cream, pork chops, leather shoes, veal, forum without warning the parents of its down pillows, wool gloves, lobster, content was inappropriate. honey, coral necklaces, roach motels, flea F am very disappointed with the mu- powder for pets, mousetraps, shell but- seum for promoting controversial subject tons, rabbit's foot key chains, or chemical matter in a child's program. insecticides. The answer key then said: "a Lisa Ostella yes answer indicates that you feel ani- North Brunswick fcera is not promoting animal welfare propaganda (Copy of a response to Lisa Ostella's let- Jersey Museum of Agriculture are devel- ter, which was copied to the museum) oped for and attended by children accom- he New Jersey Museum of panied by their families, this pamphlet Agriculture is in receipt of your was offered with this in mind. Our week- T March 19 letter to The Sentinel end programs strive to provide stimulat- Patrick Stewart, Star Trek's Captain Picard, has a brand new newspaper in which you express disap- ing learning experiences, and this pam- enterprise—starring on Broadway in Arthur Miller's new play, pointment with the museum for offering phlet was included to encourage explo- visitors the pamphlet titled "The Good, ration of the diverse attitudes and opin- The Ride Down Mt. Morgan. Shown here with his wives (!) The Bad and The Cuddly" at the recent ions people have in regard to animals. Frances Conroy (right) and Katy Selverstone (left), he's playing weekend family program on wildlife and Your letter incorrectly asserts that the at S The Ambassador Theatre. Call Tele-Charge for tickets: the farm. museum is promoting "animal welfare The Smithsonian Institution designed propaganda." Such a thing could not be (212)239-6200. Also available onlineatwww.telecharge.com and produced this educational pamphlet, farther from our true intent. first published in 1992, and its stated pur- We regret that you felt so strongly that pose is "to focus attention on people's our use of this Smithsonian publication perception of animals." It is meant to was inappropriate. spark debate and this is the spirit in which Richard A. Sgritta it was offered to our visitors. Executive Director For young children, the brochure New Jersey Museum of Agriculture clearly requires adult interpretation. North Brunswick Since the weekend programs at the New STUDENTS, TEACHERS, SUMMER WORKERS Are you looking for a job for the Summer? Penny increase well worth it for S.B. school system Use this coupon to tell a prospective Employer about yourself e are writing this letter to voice children to learn how to play and master $ our support of the school budget, instruments that most families could not Get 4 Lines for 2 Weeks for 15 W and to urge other parents to show afford to purchase or rent on their own ~ rd th their support by voting "yes" on April 18. college scholarship earning instruments Your Ad will run on Wednesday May 3 & Wednesday May 17 In particular, as the parents of three chil- like bassoons, oboes, tubas, baritones and in all seven Greater Media Newspapers dren in the school district who play musi- even the English horn. (Independent, News Transcript, The hub, Examiner, Sentinel, cal instruments, we were very pleased to We also feel the money allotted for Suburban, N0./S0. Brunswick Sentinel) see money would be allocated towards the advanced technology, textbooks, building purchase of musical instruments for all improvements, etc., is well worm the one Ads will run under a bannered heading: grade levels. cent increase in the school tax rate. Not only is our music department a Please join us in supporting the school SUMMER WORKERS AVAILABLE great source of pride for the district (we budget on April 18. Deadline for Ad Placement - Wednesday, April 26 at Noon. have award-winning performance groups Kathy and Tom O'Neill Coupon is be used only by private individuals seeking summer at the high school and Crossroads), but the Kendall Park section employment, no business advertisers please. purchase of these instruments enables our of South Brunswick Make time to vote for the children of South Brunswick NAME. ADDRESS outh Brunswick voters will be asked cency; we cannot assume that this wave of to vote in the School Board Election support will continue without our vote. CITY_ STATE. S on April 18. I would like to en- Supporters must take the time to vote to courage all South Brunswick voters to sup- ensure the quality of education our chil- ZIP_ PHONE. port the proposed budget. The one cent dren deserve. Because the upcoming elec- =LEASE INCLUDE ALL SPACES AND PUNCTUATION ONE CHARACTER PER BOX increase in the school tax rate will translate tion will occur during spring break, it is to only $17 per year for a house assessed at especially important for voters to keep $170,000. This small increase will not only tack of the date. Mark your calendars! maintain and improve existing programs Obtain an absentee ballot application (due but will add new ones as well. It will also April 11) at any school building if you will accommodate the anticipated 5 percent be away. Help ensure our schools continue increase in student enrollment resulting to provide an excellent education for the

Include phone number as part of copy in boxes. - from the rapid growth in our township. children of South Brunswick. Pay with credit card CARD #_ JEXP. DATE_ South Brunswick voters showed their Miriam Lally resounding support in the two most recent Aitn: Summertime Jobs, |p Greater Media Newspapers, Classified, P.O. Box 5001, Freehold, NJ 07728 Kendall Park section school elections. We cannot risk compla- of South Brunswick FAX: 732-780-4678 or E-MAIL gmclassified @ gmnews.com NS SENTINEL, APRIL 6, 2000 1 3

NBTHS being considered APRIL 16TH - APRIL 17TH 2000 ARBORVITAE - EMERALD GREEN VARIETY We ire uepffisitDeposits Priopoor TaTOs TiiTB§eS ;taira! Of Plants fI Tne Fallowing Piriees: for Blue Ribbon status 1 3 to 4' Reg $32.95 JVow'22.95 10-Bw*220 leading educators throughout the nation." 41 to 5' Reg $43.95 Wow *28.95 10l*r *280 High school is among Over the last several years, a high per- 5' to 6' Reg $52.95 10 selected by a national centage of New Jersey schools have been 6' to 7' Reg $67.95 recognized for national Blue Ribbon review panel Schools Program honors, compared with ANNUAL LAWN CARE PROGRAM the rest of the nation, according to BY CRAIG YETSKO WITH 4 EASY APPLICATIONS Staff Writer Department of Education spokesman Richard Vespucci. NORTH BRUNSWICK — Feeling Last year approximately half of the blue may not be a bad thing for officials at schools nominated nationwide for the North Brunswick Township High School. recognition received site visits and were FOR THE BEST LAWN IN TOWN The state Department of Education selected as national schools of excellence. announced that 10 state secondary and In New Jersey, 92 percent of the nomi- middle schools, including North Bruns- nees received site visits and 85 percent APPLY WHEN wick High School, were selected by a APPLY achieved Blue Ribbon status in the state, IN BROADLEAF national review panel as nominees in the Vespucci said. CHIMINEA'S SPRING WEEDS Baker's is a APPEAR 1999-2000 Blue Ribbon Schools Program. "All of the schools we nominated this direct importer The high school will be receiving a year are winners," Commissioner of of Mexican-clay response about the award around May 24, Education David Hespe said in a release. fireplace's APPLY APPLY according to school officials. "Each school has successfully passed a and metal DURING fireplaces AFTER Superintendent of Schools Alan Elko rigorous review to reach this level." SUMMER LABOR from China MONTHS said Monday that he feels that the school Elko said that the reviews are beneficial BEST DAY deserves recognition and praised high because they prompt officials to look at ! school Principal Robert Rimmer, the things that the U.S. Department of AREA 5,000 SQ. FT. 39" 15,000 SQ.FT.'105" school's faculty and staff for their part in Education looks for in a Blue Ribbon PRICES Less $5.00 Mail In Rebate Less $7.00 Mail In Rebate 14 styles to S S9 providing extended programs for students. School and can make changes accordingly choose from u FINAL COST 34 ! FINAL COST $98"! "I'm hoping by the end of May we will to improve. have our second Blue Ribbon school in Vespucci said the state review of nomi- BUY IN BULK& SAVE TOP SOIL - SCREENED North Brunswick Township," he said. ASK ABOUT "MAGICAL MUSHROOM" SOIL • MULCH - "NEW'THIS nees is conducted by veteran educators YEAR - DYED BLACK • PLUS 11 TYPES OF DECORATIVE STONE Last year, John Adams Elementary who make recommendations to the state School became the first township school to Department of Education. WE DELIVER receive the Blue Ribbon distinction. Each nominee also undergoes review (732)251-3377 The seven other public schools selected by the appropriate county office of edu- OPEN 7 DAYS FROM MAIN STREET SPOTSWOOD as candidates arc Conackamack Middle cation to ensure compliance with state and TURN ONTO DEVOEAVE CONTINUE 2 MILES PAST SPOTSWOOD LAKE School, Piscataway; Bridgewater-Raritan federal laws and regulations. All Major Credit Cards Accepted High School; Moorcstown High School, The state Department of Education NURSERY Member NJ Association Ot Nurserymen Moorestown; Round Valley Middle considers the reviews and recommenda- SPOTSWOOD - ENGLISHTOWN RD. Member American Association of Nurserymen School, Clinton Township; and Ruthcrtord tions before nominating schools for the MONROE TWSP SOME SUPPLIES LIMITED High School, Rutherford. national competition, Vespucci said. Two nonpublic schools, the Academy At that level, nominees are screened of the Holy Angels, Dcmarest; and and recommendations are made for site Montclair Kimberly Academy, Montclair, visits to verify the accuracy of information were also selected. the school has provided, and to gather any > The schools, which were nominated by additional information the national panel V the state Department of Education, will be has requested, he added. COUNTRY FOLK ART r~ visited by representatives from the U.S. Throughout the rest of the month, the O Department of Education who will make U.S. Department of Education will be o the final determination about whether they sending teams of educators to visit each of CRAFT SHOW receive national recognition for education- the nominated schools. c al excellence. According to Vespucci, Blue Ribbon X "It's a distinct honor to achieve this APRIL 7-8-q Schools share common attributes which H m level of success in the Blue Ribbon include strong leadership, a sense of o Schools Program," Gov. Christie Whitman shared purpose among faculty, students, o said in a press release. "New Jersey has a parents and the community, programs that so track record of turning out many outstand- challenge all students and a school climate ing schools that have won the praise of conducive to effective teaching. 3 Museum wants gardeners to get their hands dirty o O The New Jersey Museum of Agriculture shop for ages 4 and up; under 8 must be V) will hold the program "Let's Get Growing" assisted by a parent. There will be ideas z on April 8 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. As a part offered for parents for interesting family gar- < of its weekend programs, the museum is dening projects to try at home. m dedicating this day to inspiring gardeners of At 12:15 p.m. everyone is welcome to o all ages to get their hands dirty. join in and "Help Plant the Museum Flower wo Beginning at 10 a.m., Rutgers master Garden." gardeners will be on hand to answer garden- The museum is located off Route 1 on CM o ing questions and provide the latest literature College Farm Road on the Cook College SO to start the growing season off right. campus in North Brunswick. Admission is LU There also will be a "Curators Choice" $4 adults, $3 seniors, $2 children (4 and up) > r- 0 mini-tours of the museum's gardening col- Museum members and children under 4 m lection. admitted free. Programs are subject to At 11 a.m., museum educators will offer change. For additional information call the EDISQn - REW JERSEY a children's "Make a Worm Garden" work- museum at (732) 249-2077. Convention & Exposition Center Please phone (732) 417-1400 for directions or visit our websites at South Brunswick Dems meeting set for April 10 www.CountryFolkArt com or www.njexpocenter.com

The South Brunswick Democratic Municipal Building. A guest speaker will Fn, eve. 3 prn to 9 pm • Adm. $7 Club, Monmouth Junction section of South discuss acupuncture. Sat 10 am - 5 pm & Sun 10 am - 4 pm • Adm. $7 Brunswick, will hold its annual The club is still collecting eyeglasses Country Folk Art Shows, Inc. Children Under 10 -Adm. $2 • NO STROLLERS PLEASE reorganization meeting on April 10. The and eyeglass cases no longer needed as 3471 Grange Hall Rd, Holly, Ml 48442 meeting is slated for 7:30 p.m. in the Ted part of its ongoing community service pro- YOUR ONE PAID ADMISSION Ph. (248) 634-4151, Fx: 634-3718 RE-ADMITS YOU ALL 3 DAYS Cherry Room of the South Brunswick ject. email:[email protected] 4 SENTINEL, APRIL 6, 2000 NS NOTICE TO RESIDENTS OF SOUTH BRUNSWICK TOWNSHIP Opponents of rail line Beginning on March 28, 2000 the South Brunswick Water Division will be flushing water mains between the hours of 8:30 PM to 4:30 AM. The flushing program will be completed in approximately six weeks. This meet in Monroe Twp. operation is necessary to maintain the system efficiency and the quality of the drinking water provided to all customers. issues involved in the proposal. Crabiel: Monmouth South Brunswick officials said We recommend that water use be kept to a minimum between the stated & Ocean counties Monday that the meeting was "pleasant" and that Holt seemed interested in their hours since the water may be discolored and system pressure may be should 'host' line plight, asking questions about the issue. reduced. Any discoloration caused by the flushing operation will be of During the open meeting, Monroe short duration and will not affect the quality or safety of the drinking water. JBY OiARLELWJS1M Staff Writer Township Mayor Richard Pucci said it was important to keep the arguments against FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL THE pponents of the Monmouth- the rail line "professional" and to leave WATER OPERATIONS DIVISION Ocean-Middlesex commuter rail emotion out of it. (732) 329-4000 EXT. 256 | O proposal are getting ready to "This issue is too big for partisanship," fight. Pucci said, adding, "We have never heard Officials from three Middlesex County any of the benefits (of the plan)." towns came together last week in Monroe Pucci said the coalition should dig in to declare their opposition to the NJ for a long fight and not dismiss possible Breakthrough In Gutter Technologyi Transit proposal in light of renewed inter- legal action. "That is a last resort," Pucci Seamless One-Piece est in the plan. said, but added that he wouldn't "remove it Construction custom "We must keep up our opposition, but from the table." made on-site this line will never be built," Middlesex "It's important to put a plan of action Replaces your existing County Freeholder Director David B. into effect. We have to fight this seriously," gutters and leaders not a covering device Crabiel vowed. he said. "If we lie silent, a plan will be 20 year never clog The NJ Transit plan under discussion adopted and the money found (to start the guarantee in writing would run commuter trains from line)." No more dangerous 1 Piesent thi\ cuuptm fen Lakewood m Ocean County to the Amtrak Jamesburg Mayor Joseph Dipicrro, ladders to climb Northeast Corridor line in the Monmouth who announced his opposition to the plan Heavy gauge aluminum gI $-l<»oo Qfpjp Junction section of South Brunswick, early last week, said the plan would devas- gutters & oversize Middlesex County. tate his borough and that a recent study by downspouts I . ENGLERT. ForA FTQQ Estimate Catl The line would pass through Howell, NJ Transit on the rail line's impact to Attractive molding-like I STORM MASTER Freehold Township, Freehold Borough, LeafGuard^ appearance 5 1 4/ ) Jamesburg "was not satisfactory." j l^jjjj' ?' ."—J ,, l^"". '° Manalapan and Englishtown before cross- "I thought this was dead (in 1996)," ing into Middlesex County. Dipicrro said. The Gutter That Never NJ Transit wants to use an existing Dipierro had asked for the study on the Clogs... GUARANTEED! freight line owned by Conrail for the serv- proposal's impact on Jamesburg in July ice. 1998. The proposal was dismissed in favor of The mayor said he requested the study, enhanced bus service on the Route 9 corri- unveiled by the agency at two public meet- dor in 1996. However, the appointment of ings in the borough last month, in order to rail line supporter Jeffrey Warsh as NJ "best piovidc for lamcsburg" if the line Transit director earlier this year has placed was activated the languishing project back on the front "The results of the study arc not satis- burner. factory," Dipicrro said, adding that he is Crabiel made clear that his county "not too proud to ask for help" in opposing strenuously opposes the line. the line. ith the Bamberg "The Middlesex County Board of Dipicrro said NJ Transit dismissed run- Freeholders continues to vigorously ning a dual track on the line or taking the Symphony Chamber oppose the Monmouth Junction- line under the borough in a tunnel, as Lakewood rail alternative," he stated. Dipicrro asked. According to Crabiel, community con- "They said it was not feasible," Orchestra cerns regarding the line have not been ade- Dipierro said. quately addressed by NJ Transit. A Conrail spokesperson has also said Friday, "It is unbelievable to me that Mr. Warsh the company will continue to run freight J can support such a proposal that adversely trains on the line if the passenger service .* r 4, April 14, 8pm impacts the citizens of Middlesex proposal goes through. t: County," Crabiel said. "Since Ocean and v Lecture 7pm Monmouth counties are the ones that want Monroe Township engineer Ernest W. this rail line the most, then they should be Feist said he was concerned about the ; the ones to host either or both of the align- safety factor of the line. Kennedy combines technical ments that are possible. ...and feasible." "The safety impact is significant," Feist virtuosity and sparkling Crabiel joined State Assemblywoman said, commenting that school buses cross showmanship as no other violinist Linda Greenstcin (D-14) and officials the tracks in Monroe about 136 times a from Monroe, Jamesburg and South day. since Paganini. The program offers Brunswick in speaking out against the line Feist pointed to national rail statistics a fabulous Concerto Evening at a public meeting, held March 30 at the that logged 3,508 collisions at crossings Monroe Township municipal building. during a one-year period. He said those *• featuring Bach, Beethoven, "We must fight this proposal with any collisions resulted in 431 deaths and 1,303 and highlights from means at our disposal," Greenstein said. injuries. Kennedy's Classical Album. Greenstein said both she and fellow According to Feist, almost half of the Assemblyman Gary Guear have "very collisions took place at protected crossings similar to those in the proposal. Feist said \ This program has been made possible in part through strong opposition" to the plan but are in favor of mass transportation in general. there are more than 600 homes in Monroe -*§P n grant by the New Jersey State Council on the Arts/ that are adjacent to the line. Department of Stole, a Pqrtrter Agency of the National • "A larger strategy is needed," she said. Officials from the towns attended A rail lobbying group, the New Jersey Endowment for the Arts, and by generous gifts from the- Association of Railroad Passengers (NJ- Regiria and John Heldrich Endowment Fund gad another meeting, making their case to U.S. Congressman Rush Holt (D-12) in South ARP), reacted strongly on Sunday to the th* Bfanthe omt Irving Laurie ftwyidatiotJ. Brunswick the next afternoon. meeting and to Dipierro's position. Holt did not express an opinion on the In a publication to group members, the Call (732) 246 7469 •Toll Free (877) STATE 11 project at a stop in South Brunswick prior group maintains Middlesex County has no to the meeting, but did say that he was "legal or constitutional grounds to block Or order online at www.StateTlieatreIVJ.org available to the officials to discuss the through traffic" on the existing rail right of way. >•• NS SENTINEL, APRIL 6, 2000 1 5 l-UiM i> Donate Your Older Car or Truck.... and help the Edison Wetlands Assoc. conserve open space! The E. W.A. wants to buy the last remaining pony farm in Edison, to make a nature education center for the community

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CHARLES W. KIM Receive a FREE gift certificate. South Brunswick councilmen Edmund Luciano and Ted Van Hessen speak out against the Monmauth-Ocean-Middlesex rail line proposal at a meeting in Monroe \ Call Edison Wetland Association i Township last week. .(732)661-1660 Ji Edison Wetlands Associations is a non-profit charitable • organization protecting environmental sensitive areas of Central N.B. Twp. plans senior transportation survey Jersey through education and public awareness. Since 1989 The North Brunswick Township and dcvelopmentally and physically dis- Department of Human Services will con- abled members of the community, school duct a survey of current and potential users children, participants in the after-school of the municipal transportation services. Project LEAL program and several recre- The survey is being distributed and com- ation activity participants. piled through the Senior Citizen Center at The survey will assess riders satisfac- NORTH 15 Linwood Place. Copies of the survey tion with the services and will gather sug- will be available as of April 15 in the gestions for revisions and improvements. Department of Human Services office, in Survey results will be made available to BRUNSWICK the senior center and from the Department all respondents. After review by of Human Services van and bus drivers. Department of Human Services staff, sur- Homebound seniors may request a survey vey results will be presented with recom- PEDIATRICS from the transportation office and one will mendations to Mayor David Spaulding (All Doctors Board Certified) be mailed. Completed surveys should be and the Township Council for its consid- returned on or before June 1. eration. The Department of Human Services Survey information is available by operates a variety of vans, mini vans and a contacting the North Brunswick Senior is pleased to announce full size bus to provide transportation ser- Center transportation office at (732) 418- vices to the residents of North Brunswick 2224 or Department of Human Services at The Practice is Again Open to New Patients! Township/ Users include senior citizens (732) 247-0922, ext. 475. JCC nursery school now holding registration We are on staff at both St. Peter's and Robert Wood Johnson Hospitals Registration is now open for the tional Computer Tots program is available We participate in most managed care plans, including: upcoming school year at JCC of North and for children ages 3-5. Rhymes and Rain- AETNA/U.S. HEALTHCARE CIGNA South Brunswick Nursery School, a non- bows, which includes a half-hour lunch sectarian school founded in 1975 and and half-hour enrichment, takes 2 1/2 year- HORIZON OXFORD licensed by the state of New Jersey. All olds on a journey with Mother Goose. head teachers are licensed and experi- Registration is also open for the Moms UNITED HEALTHCARE PHS enced. Children in diapers welcome. and Babes program for children three The school offers two pre-kindergarten months to 2 1/2 years old. This program classes, two morning classes for 3-year- includes guest speakers and provides op- Serving the community olds, and one morning class for 2 1/2-year- portunities for parents to discuss parenting for over 25 years olds. The school will also be offering an issues. optional Lunch Bunch program, which The nursery school, held in an air-con- ALL physicians available runs from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. ditioned facility, also offers a summer An optional Extended Day Enrichment camp and Mommy and Me programs. All at ONE central location program includes a wide selection of activ- children are accepted whether they are toi- ities from 12:30-3 p.m., such as Curiosity let trained or not. Prenatal Consultations Welcome Club (science, Mondays), Imagination Sta- JCC of North and South Brunswick tion (art, Tuesdays), Kaleidoscope Kidz Nursery School is located at Congregation (computer, Wednesdays), Alphabet Soup B'nai Tikvah, 1001 Finnegan's Lane, and Story Stretchers (stories, cooking, North Brunswick, just off Route 1. To tour 1598 Hwy. 130 • North Brunswick, NJ crafts, Thursdays), and Passport to Adven- the school, see classes in action, or request ture (learning about places through cook- additional information, call Director Fran (732) 297-0603 ing, crafts, and song, Fridays). The .op- Pearlson at (732) 297-0295. 1 S SENTINEL, APRIL 6, 2000 NS North Brunswick singer got Ms start at a day care center they were on tour in Germany. Today he performs with Meatloaf and Recently, Anderson got into plans to sing on home shopping's QVC negotiations with QVC, a home shopping network, to sell his BY CINDY TIET)EN "It was like singing to kids record. Stail Writer took on a life of its own," said "QVC and I are working a Anderson. "I covered my guitar deal where they will let me come hen Patti Anderson with stickers. I started writing on their show and sing," said asked her husband, songs about dinosaurs. I got Anderson. "I would be able to W Ray, to visit the chil- completely wrapped up in have kids with me on camera dren's day care center where she communicating with the kids. when I am singing." was working and sing to the chil- They even nicknamed me 'Mr. The deal with QVC has been dren, she never could have imag- Ray.' finalized, and Anderson is just ined what would come next. "I sing the songs in a way waiting for QVC to tell him "The kids were going crazy kids will like, but the difference when to show up with his guitar. that day and I thought a little is, I sing to them like they are Anderson's album Start music would calm them down," adults," he said. "Kids are Dreaming is in limited release. recalled Mrs. Anderson. "So I smarter than we think; they have "We made about 500 copies for called Ray and asked him to an appreciation for the music." record companies, and now with come over and entertain them for Others had an appreciation QVC wanting to sell my record, a little bit." for his music, too. Meatloaf, a anyone who wants a copy will be Ray Anderson did anything popular singer, invited Anderson able to get one." but calm down the children. to be a utility man in his band. Throughout all of his travels "I started singing and the kids "Being a utility man means I went crazy," said the North with different bands and all of his Brunswick resident. "They were do everything from play guitar to experience with different types jumping up and down, singing, sing back-up for Meatloaf during of music, Anderson still. finds yelling out other songs for me to a concert," said Anderson. childien to be his favorite. sing. They loved it." Recently, to promote "I love getting the kids The managers of the day care Meatloaf's tour, Anderson trav- involved and seeing their faces," center also loved it and offered to eled with the band and per- said Anderson. "The kids are not pay the singer to come back and formed on the Tonight show with jaded; they have such a pure atti- sing, Jay Leno, The View, and an tude and they love the music. I That was five years ago. Since episode of music network VHl 's think my music transcends any then, Anderson has played for show Storytellers. age group." children all over New Jersey and In addition to traveling with Apparently the children who RON MISKOFF recently created an album for Meatloaf, Anderson traveled come to sec "Mr. Ray" time and North Brunswick children's singer 'Mr. Ray' Anderson shows off children titled Start Dreaming. with the band Matchbox 20 when time again agree. his stickered guitar.

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N.B. Senior Confer Series to showcase U.S. plans April events presidents and wives The North Brunswick Senior Center, A portrayal of Bess and Harry Truman 15 Linwood Place, North Brunswick, will will be piesented on April 13 at 8 p.m. at hold several programs in Apul. Congregation B'nai Tikvah The program Whole C lukl I.xtt.i ( ujiicul.irl'rojii'.tms, i c , Au Music, Movie and Popcorn, Life Is Beautiful, re idicis Who Aie Qualified Expt 1 luiceii, .mil W.um I'h)Mc.il Education is part of the "Piesidents and Their First rmplusi-, On I)cVLlo|imf; SUI-PMci-in Doot it) Duot Franspuil UKin is slated for April 7 at noon. Ladies, Dramatically Speaking" series, • Mayoi David Spanieling will attend "I ului m uk C uiriuiium loi IIKIIVKUI ili/cd Le.unmg Nutiitious Hot Luntlies .mil Sn.idc which piesents the personal side of some Supenoi Academic Piogi.iin Appciling Indoor I ILIIH) the birthday breakfast on April 7 at 9 a.m. of America's "first" couples. Harry and Ic^ish Idcnlity And Viluts Uplicat And Posimc Siudciu.imlSt.ilf Monk. Individuals who were born in Apul are Bess is wntten and acted by William and C onsistuit Hijih Scoies ()n St.uicl tidizcd I ull SI/L Outiluot Aie i with ( eiinplcic. welcome. R.S.VP. is necessary. 1'l.ij Hi< mini hquipnuni Sue Wills, who make the Trumans come to Achievement Tests • A trip to Northlands will leave from State ol-tlic An ( omputei 1'IOKI.UU Vei) Reasonable R.ites the center on April 11 at 9 30 a m. and re- life through their poitrayal. Small ( lasses Indn idiuli/t'd Attention turn at approximately 4:30 p.m. The cost for this program is $5 (or • CARING, RESPONSIVE ADMINISTRATIVE LEADERSHIP • A lepresentative from Aetna U.S members and $7 for guests. Tickets are We work together with our parent body to form a partnership whose goal Healthcaic will join the seniors at 9:30 available in advance by calling the syna- is for each student to reach their full academic and social potential. a.m. on April 17 for questions. A cancer gogue office, or at the door on the day of awareness program follows at 11 a.m.; the performance. Congregation B'nai Tik- REGISTER NOW FOE 2000-2001 CLASSES • Dr. Fay Bennet-Phillips will be speak- vah is located at 1001 Finnegan's Lane, ing on the importance of eye care at North Brunswick. For ticket inlormation - Ifre-Nuraery through Eighth Grade - Lunch and Leain on April 28 at noon. or directions, call the synagogue office at Also Available Hebrew School • Bui Mitzvah & BasTorah Instruction For additional information on these and (732) 297-0696. many other senior piograms, call the sen- VERY REASONABLE RATES ior center at (732) 418-2222. B'nai Tikvah to hold For More Information, A Free Video And Color Brochure N.B. library to hold open house April 9 Call Rabbi Eli Lapa at children's magic show 732-446-2121 Congregation B'nai Tikvah will hold an Personal Appointment and Tour Available The North Brunswick Public Library open house for individuals interested in will hold a children's magic show on April synagogue membership, religious school, 8 at 11 a.m. This special event is spon- nursery school and/oi summer camp on sored by the Friends of the North April 9 from 12:30 - 2 p.m. Meet and talk Biunswick Library in honor of National with Rabbi David M. Eligbeig, Pre-School And Elementary Day School Library Week (April 9-15). Membership Chair Jodi Maicou, Religious THREE LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU BETTER The program, titled "Reading Is School Director Ann Kanarek, Nursery Manalapan • Old Bridge Cool!," introduces children to the magic of School Director Fran Pearlson, and 3059 EngUshtown Rd. books. Children ages 5 and up and their Summei Camp Director Nancy Danto. Since 198$ Aberdeen East Windsor families arc invited to attend. Among the member benefits discussed 479 Lloyd Rd. Route 33 The library is located on 880 Hermann will be discounts available on nursery Since 1985 Since 1975 Road, Noith Brunswick school tuition, religious school, and Registration is rcquncd For additional kindergarten year at no cost beyond regis- information call the library at (732) 246- tration fee, and eligibility ior young fami- 3545. ly discounts. Individuals who join in April receive four free months of membership. Miller Memorial church Congregation B'nai Tikvah, a member Don't Wait for of the United Synagogue of Conservative to hold several events Judaism, is located on 1001 Finnegan's Lane, North Brunswick, For directions or The Miller Memorial Youth Gioup will The Phone to Riijg additional information, call (732) 297- hold a car wash on April 8 at the 0696. Monmouth Junction First Aid Squad on New Road. Proceeds will support the Youth Summer Mission Fund. Somerset Parks to hold Lenten worship will be held at 11 a.m. on April 9, with a coffee hour to follow. photography seminar The worship team will hold services at Somerset County Park Commission Park Place Nursing Home on April 11. will hold a seminar "Getting Started in Additional volunteers are needed. Nature Photography" on April 15 from 1 - with an ad in Miller Memorial Church is located at 5 p.m. at the Somerset County Park the comer of Ridge and New Road in the Commission Environmental Education GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS' Monmouth Junction section of South Center at 190 Lord Stirling Road, Basking Brunswick. For information on services Ridge 07920. CLASSIFIED and programs call (732) 329-7819. The seminar will be presented by the Camera Naturalist Photography Club and if you're Advertising Business «.Service_pirecto^ S.B. Library to hold will include hands-on demonstrations. 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April 2000 A quarterly newsletter published by the people of Christ the King Church

Doing this project together is an easy way to spend some time with a Investing in Life child. And watching for the toad can be an ongoing activity. It's okay to check on the toad, but don't bother him. He has work to do. My grandfather was a farmer. He grew things, - green things - brown things - smooth things - furry things - and he took great delight in showing The natural world around us has a lot to teach us about our place in the his young grandson how it worked and what it took. order of things. Creation is here for us to enjoy and we are here to care for i Creation adds great value to our lives. By living in it in wise and loving "Life has its price," he would say," and someone has to pay it. For the ways, we can add value to it. green shoot to sprout, the seed has to die. For the plant to grow, the soil has to give up its nutrients. Last fall's leaves decay into the soil from which the green shoot grows. Parent creatures risk and sacrifice so their offspring can flourish." Christ the King Church My grandfather was right. This is the way life works, and it teaches us an important lesson. And it gives us an example of God's great sacrificial love for us and for the world, because ultimately it is God who pays the price. You are welcomed to join us for any and all of these occasions!

The word "Lent" comes from an old Anglo-Saxon word that means, Holy Week and Easter "spring." Spring is the season of new life, but we cannot help remembering Palm Sunday, Sunday, April 16 that all this new life grows out of dying and sacrifice. Lent (spring) is also a Holy Communion at 9:00 & 10:30 AM time to contemplate God's sacrificial love, - in Jesus, - in the cross, - in the Distribution of palms at each service. soil, - in our lives, - that makes new life possible. Special music and readings from the passion narrative.

Here's something to think about on a sunny spring day, what are the Good Friday, Friday, April 21 sacrifices that have undergird and enriched your life, and who made them? Solemn Liturgy of Shadows with readings from St. Mark's passion. What are the sacrifices that you are called on to make (we call it "giving Easter Eve Bay, Saturday, April 22 back") to nurture the lives of others. Life does not flourish if we are not Activities for children on the church grounds starting at 10:00 AM. willing to pour ourselves back into it. It is a truth that even God knows and lives by. Life has its price, and God is willing to pay it for us. Consider Easter Day, Sunday, April 23, The Resurrection of Owr Lord spring. Consider the cross. Holy Communion at 8:00 AM Easter Breakfast at 9:00 AM 'pnedSdoit, Holy Communion at 10:30 AM KIDS SUNDAY, Sunday, April 30 A Family Spring Activity Holy Communion at 9:00 AM Sunday School for preschool and up at 9:00 AM Spring is a good time to do some activities outside with your children, Holy Communion at 10:30 AM helping them to better understand and appreciate the world of nature. Here Special Easter program featuring the children and young is a quick and fun project that you can do with younger children. people of the congregation and their friends. Toads may not look pretty but they are nice to have around. A toad MOTHERS DAY, Sunday, May 14 consumes an amazing amount of insects, insects that otherwise would be Honoring and giving thanks for the ones who got us here! busy eating your plants and sometimes chewing on us (mosquitoes for example). So how do you encourage toads to hang out in your yard? Be a good host. Provide with them some place to stay and something to drink.

Take a regular size coffee can, open at one or both ends. Bury it on its WEEKEND SCHEDULE side, close to plants, in a shady spot so that half of the can extends above Saturday Worship, 5:00 PM the ground and is filled with dirt in side to ground level. Take a small Holy Communion in an informal setting with music, shallow container, (like the bottom part of a small flower-pot for example), fill Sunday Worship and Sunday School it with water, and place it inside of the shelter. Toads love shade and water. Holy Communion at 9:00 & 10:30 AM Be patient, if you build it, they will come. But if you don't want to wait, or Sunday School for preschool and up at 9:00 AM if toads are in short supply in your neighborhood, go out in the woods, find one, adopt it and bring it home. I/I/ho are - ., . The people of Christ the Kmg Church are persons of all ages and backgrounds with joys and sorrows, gifts and flaws, loved of God VISIT Uur Church on the web sf Rejoicing in God's grace, sustained by God's word, and inspired by God's spirit, we care for others, work for justice, pray for peace, WWlV.XfheKiflg.org and share the gospel of Ctmst> as weJourney through life as best we can, trusting God for the outcome "check if out!" As persons of faith we are dedicated to the spintual, emotional, and physical well being of persons of all ages and backgrounds

g gat op pJ g ^^ J ^f°"^ J ^^ Bvtlit tth Ch in America ^^^^^, t I : _ -r ,iij _ »i; • NS SENTINEL, APRIL 6, 2000 Ban on nude dancing Continued from page 1 on her own property. Why dp smart being performed al the establishment. "I think it's important for the township to Himelman said there is go-go dancing take a stand," she said. kids fail? and that patrons can bring their own alcohol. During Monday's meeting, the council "We're closely monitoring the situation," unanimously passed a resolution which Your child may be smarter than his or her giartes he said. authorizes Township Attorney David show Our teachers help children of all ages ovetcome Councilman Leo Ryan said yesterday Himelman to represent the township to that he has received second-hand reports that defend the appeal. frustration and failure, and realize their potential Virgo's has a $5 cover charge at the door and Concerning the nudity ordinance, A few hours a week can help your child improve Himelman informed Mayor David an additional $5 for customers who bring in weak si udy skills and gain the Educational Edge. their own alcohol. Spaulding and the Township Council in a Acting Police Director Donald Conry letter that the U.S. Supreme Court, in it deci- Your child ran discover that learning is fun said Tuesday that his department has sion upholding Erie, Pa.'s ban on public Our testing pinpoints problems and we tutor received two anonymous noise complaints nudity, was careful to "weigh the effects of No Motivation since Virgo's opened last week. this ban as it relates to nude dancing and in reading, phonies, study skills, math and At the March 13 hearing on the license, whether such was an unconstitutional action SAT/ACT prep Since 1977, we've helped hundreds of thousands ofkids rlo Golden, who also owns a 250-seat restau- affecting First Amendment freedom of better in school. Call us and let us help your child break the failure chain. rant/bar called Roughrider Stcakhouse on expression." Route 9 north in Marlboro, said he had no The court held that Erie's public nudity experience running a go-go establishment. ban was justified, as it was an attempt to reg- Scarillo criticized Golden for not un- ulate secondary effects of such activity Huntington derstanding and alleviating the concerns res- including crime>and had a minimal intrusion idents who live near the establishment on freedom of expression. Your child can learn. 1-800-CAN-LEARN expressed at the hearing. Himelman said yesterday that the defini- Bridgewater • Brick • East Brunswick • Edison • Englewood • Lawrenceville • Livingston • Middle-town Golden, who has since appealed the tion of nudity in North Brunswick's ordi- Morristown • Ridge wood • River Edge • Springfield • Verona • Wayne • W. Long Branch liquor license denial, could not be reached nance comes directly from the Erie law. Independently ov/nod find operated for comment about the nudity ordinance. He also detailed the penalties for vi- The day after the council denied the olations of the ordinance or any provisions transfer, Virgo's (AKA AJA Holding of Chapter 212 of the township code. Company) filed an appeal with the Division In the first offense of the ordinance, the of Alcohol Beverage Control requesting a establishment would receive a notice of vio- hearing on the denial of the liquor license. lation asking them to stop showing nudity Scarillo noted that the area around within 72 hours. Virgo's had a long history of prostitution and If they resist, the township would serve excessive noise that including cars revving the establishment a cease and desist order, their engines. along with a fine of no less than $10,000. 18'" Annual Spring 2000 In addition, she explained that a woman All subsequent violations would include was hit by a beer bottle thrown by a Virgo's a fine of no less than $10,000, Himelman ENGLISHTOWN customer while she was standing by her car said. FRIDAY, SATURDAY & SUNDAY April 14,15&16 • FROM 8 AM UNTIL DARK 3 Days! 2OQQ Vendors! 1200 Cars! S.B. official apologizes I AT OLD BRIDGE TOWNSHIP RACEWAY PARK I (2 MILES NORTH OF ENGLISHTOWN, NJ) ON PENSION ROAD • RAIN OR SHINE Continued from page 1 township's Human Relations Commission I MORE THAN 2,000 VENDORS FOR 3 DAYS OF SELLING & SWAPPING THOUSANDS OF AUTO PARTS, I opposing religious displays, fearing re- opposed the displays. ACCESSORIES, CARS & MUCH MORE!! • FROM 8:00 AM UNTIL DARK EACH DAY! tribution from the council, The remarks at the March 7 meeting I OVER 600 CARS ON DISPLAY EACH DAY AT SATURDAY & SUNDAYS GIANT AUTO SHOWS'! I Luciano angrily retorted, "This is not brought a strong reaction from the temple, AUTO SHOW SCHEDULE demanding that Luciano apologize. I STREET RODS, CUSTOMS, VANS, KIT CARS S RACE CARS!! I Nazi Germany." ANTIQUES, CLASSICS 8> STOCK PRODUCTION CARS TO 1984 ONLY! Luciano said later in the meeting that Mayor Debra Johnson said that a meet- ing has been scheduled for April 17 ADMISSION: FRIDAY ADULTS $5.00, KIDS UNDER 12 FREE! he was angered that any township resident SATURDAY & SUNDAY ADULTS $7.00, KIDS UNDER 12 FREE! would fear speaking their mind in front of between herself, Luciano, Eligberg and PLENTY OF FREE PARKING & GREAT FOOD AVAILABLE AT ALL TIMES! the township. temple board members to discuss the mat- • FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL: 732-446-7800 -* Eligberg was speaking on behalf of the ter further. "I look forward to our discussions," FRIDAY, SATURDAY & SUNDAY South Brunswick Clergy Association FUN FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY 732-446-6740 ' which opposes religious displays on mu- Eligberg said. DIRECTIONS ONLY | nicipal property. "I may have not been the model adult," Luciano said, but "I'm not too big to say I've done wrong." Home equity loans up to Jodi Marcou, a South Brunswick res- ident and temple trustee who has criticized 100% of value, Luciano for his remark, said that while she would not comment on the substance of Now's the time to: his apology, she did say that "it was the right course of action." • Save hundreds per month Marcou said that she received several • Pay down your debt telephone calls from other board members Tuesday night expressing a mixed reaction • Make home improvements to Luciano's remarks. Marcou said that she felt the apology Stop by or call our should have come sooner, before the in- dreams cident played itself out in the media. Mortgage Department The question of having religious dis- plays on municipal property started in 732-951-3911 December when about 60 senior citizens petitioned the council to allow a Christmas rates tree at the senior center next to the munic- ipal building on Route 522. YOUR Community Bank In December, the council voted to al- 10W low secular symbols on municipal prop- erty such as a snowflake or lights. The council re-examined the issue FIRST BANK again in February and March, eventually voting down a resolution to allow the dis- MEMBER plays. 1727 Route130 • North Brunswick, NJ EFDSf 22 SENTINEL, APRIL 6, 2000 NS 0 "N'l 1 /7 ) 'I \

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St, Newark Bridget MacDonald, trombone tickets $36 magic, juggling, April 7 at 8 p m dance, mime (888) GO NJPAC Nicholas Music Center The New York City Opera National Co will perform The Barber of Seville April 9 at 4 p m Douglass College State Theatre The Barber of Seville April 12 at the State Theatre Nichol Ave New Brunswick opera by Rossini Livingston Ave free admission New Brunswick performed by the New York Godspell tickets $20 (732)932-7511 City Opera National Company presented by the East (732) 246-7469 April 12 at 8 p m Brunswick Community Players Fred Hersch, piano State Theatre through April 15 Pocahontas jazz musician Cape May Jazz Festival Livingston Ave, New Brunswick Fridays & Saturdays at 8 p m children's musical comedy April 7 at 8 p m tickets $25 $45 presented by Michael dedicated to Louis Armstrong, Sundays at 3 p m William Mount- (732) 246-7469 Playhouse 22 Taubenslag Productions featuring more than 18 acts, Burke Theatre April 16 at 1 & 3 p m including Roy Hargrove 210 Dunhams Comer Road The Peddle School Willie Nelson & Family East Brunswick Middlesex County College Quintet, Joe Chambers New South Mam St, Performing Arts Center York Sextet; more in concert tickets $15, $11, seniors & Hightstown students Woodbndge Ave, Edison Cape May Convention Hall and tickets $20 April 13 at 8 p m State Theatre (732) 254-3939 tickets $8 other Cape May locations (609) 490-7550 (732) 777-1460 April 7-9 Livingston Ave New Brunswick tickets $15-$35 tickets $25 $55 The Cherry Orchard all-event weekend pass $85 An Evening With Debbie (732) 246-7469 through April 16 Robin Hood (609) 884-7277 Reynolds (201)507-8900 McCarter Theatre Sat through April 15 at 11 a m presented by the New Jersey Princeton April 14 at 10 am Symphony Orchestra tickets $25-$36 The Forum Theatre Company David Commanday, conductor (609) 258-2787 314 Mam St Metuchen Debbie Reynolds, vocalist tickets $9 The Lindsay String Quartet April 7 at 8 p m The Eel The Good Doctor (732) 548-0582 Beethoven for the Millennium' War Memorial Japanese, 1998 by Neil Simon Beethoven Quartet Cycle Trenton April 7 at 2 & 7 p m presented by the Cavern of the Jewels April 6-8 at 8 p m April 8 at 8 p m Monroe Township Library Rutgers Theater Children s Dessert Theater Richardson Auditorium Prudential Hall 4 Municipal Plaza Company production of South Street Princeton University N J Performing Arts Center (732) 521-5000 for tickets through April 16 Players tickets' $19 $29, $2, students One Center St, Newark Wed -Sat April 8 9,15 at2 30 pm (609) 258-5000 tickets $12 $50 at 8 p m desserts at 2 p m (800) ALLEGRO Sundays at 2 pm Clarksburg Inn Ars Vitaiis: The New Jersey Philip J Levin Routes 524 and 571 New Music Forum Rutgers Percussion New Jersey Dance Theatre Theater Millstone Township with local composers Ensemble Ensemble of East Douglass College tickets $15 for dessert/show including violinist John She-E Wu, conductor Brunswick George St (732) 462-4329 Congliano, Academy award April 8 at 8 p m Repertory Works' New Brunswick winner for the score of The Nicholas Music Center April 9 at 7 30 p m tickets $16, $18 My Favorite Year Red Violin' Douglass College 92nd Street YMCA (732)932-7511 musical comedy April 6 at 8 p m Nichol Ave, New Brunswick Harkness Dance Center performed by Kids on Stage Wilkms Theater, Kean College admission $14 $12, seniors, 1395 Lexington Ave Godspell April 7 at 8 p m Union $7, students New York City presented by the Livingston April 8 at 2 & 8 p m free admission (732)932-7511 suggested contribution $15 Theatre Company of Rutgers April 9 at 2 p m (908) 527-2337 (732) 390-3350 University Quibbletown Middle School April 6 & 7 at 8 p m 99 Academy St, Piscataway April 8 at 2 & 8 p m tickets $10 April 9 at 4 p m (732) 985-3084 Theater Livingston Student Center (732)355-1147 Venice College Hall tale of two families, urban 84 Joyce Kilmer Ave violence & the power of a Piscataway S mother s love tickets $6, $5 senior citizens, through April 16 students The HUB — with Magnetic Crossroads Theatre Company (732)445-1165 Connections Livingston Ave wall of painted & mixed-media New Brunswick Nunsense hubcaps by contributors of all tickets $24 50-$40 April 8-May 14 ages from across the United (732) 249-5560 Fridays & Saturdays at 8 p m States Sundays at 2 p m sponsored by the Visual Arts LOOt April 26 at 2 p m League of East Brunswick by Joe Orton no performances April 19-23 on permanent display through April 23 The Forum Theatre Company Stone Museum George Street Playhouse 314 Main St Spotswood-Enghshtown Road Livingston Ave, New Brunswick Metuchen Jamesburg (732)521-2232 The Lingsay stnpg Quartet will perform .BeethQvpn j=Qr the,,Millennium, at tickets $22-$40 tickets $30, $32 Richardson Auqitpnum on April 6 8 (732)24$-77i7 (732) 548-0582 (732)254-7611 NS SENTINEL APRIL 6 2000 23 Polios nab three imparts In orpolcisig EAST BRUNSWICK — Memo to 18, when they not only stole a car but held thieves Wcai gloves They don't leave fin- up seveial people at gunpoint at different gei prints locations Three juvenile carjackers didn't do that Police said that one of the 15-yeai-olds and left the necessary fingerprints on a was the likely gunman stolen car foi police to identify and arrest Shortly before 8pm that night, police the culpnts responded to a disoideily persons repoit at Police anested the thiee Fiankhn the Dunkin' Donuts shop on Route 18 A Township juveniles last week in connec- stoie clerk told police that thiee black ju- .'V ,-.->•, •}> tion with the caijacking that occuned out- veniles, the suspects, entered the stoie and side the Route 18 Sam's Club two weeks caused a luckus, harassing stoie employ- ago ees and customers, police said Fiankhn Township police officers When one middle-aged customer yelled found the stolen cai paiked on Fuller Stieet at the three and told them to stop, they tol- in Fiankhn and oideied the cai towed to lowed him outside and thieatened him with East Biunswick, an official with the Mid- a gun He promptly got in his vehicle and dlesex County Piosecutofs Office said diove away, police added Police seaiched the cai and iound the fin- Then, at about 8 30 p m, the thiee al- geipunts, which led police to two 15-ycai legedly held up a man at gunpoint outside SOME TICKETS AVAILABLE old boys on Maich 30 the Sam's Club and demanded his cai Police anested the two boys and keys charged them with caijacking When the ownei oi the cai gave up the keys, they got in the car and diove away TUESDAYS AND WEDNESDAYS Two days latei, police airestcd a 16- yeai-old boy aftei luithei investigation and police said charged him with carjacking as well Authontics said that the thiee boys The anesls added a poslscnpt to the would likely be piosecuted as adults be- thiee boys' disiuptive joy nde on Maich cause of the natuie of the came

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Poet's Inn The Barge La Boheme Opera & 732-290-8400 732-442-3000 89 Route 79 201 Front Street Artist's Cafe Matawan Perth Amboy 609-396-7200 EASTER SUNDAY BRUNCH-From The Barge has been serving delicious 845 Chambers St., Trenton 10am-l:30. Dinner Buffet as well as a limited Seafoods & Steaks in Central NJ since the Featuring Northern Italian/Southern ala carte Menu starting at 2:30. Continental 1920's. Their delicious menu includes such French Cuisine. Our talented servers will Cuisine in a quaint atmosphere. Reasonably specialties as Long Island Steamers, Oys- entertain you with some of your favorite priced. Newly renovated. ters Rockefeller, King Crab Legs & Home arias, as well as showstopping Broadway Catering for all occassions. Regular hours: made cakes. The Barge has a banquet hits! Open Tuesday-Saturday for dinner Sunday Brunch Buffet llam-2pm, Tuesday- room that can be used for your special 5pm-10pm and introducing our fabulous Thursday ll:30am-10pm. Friday & Saturday, \ oacassions. Their staff will work hard to unday Brunch llam-2pm. Reservations ll:30am-llpm.. - . . ' . ,. - make your-special day-a success! - - -' tecommended". -«--•-• 26 SENTINEL, APRILS, 2000 NS Friends to hold used book and garage sale he Friends of the North Brunswick library from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday- Library will hold its second annual Thursday; 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and T Used Book and Garage Sale on May Saturday; and noon - 5 p.m. on Sunday. 6, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The rain dale is May The Friends are seeking new members. 20. The sale will be held in the North Membership forms are available at the li- Brunswick Municipal Building parking lot brary, or through Friends' Vice President at 710 Hermann Road in North Brunswick. Marianne Maszer at (732) 828-8608, or via Vendois are needed. Spaces arc available for e-mail at [email protected]. $10 each. No tables provided. To reserve a Upcoming Friends activities include gift space or receive further information, please wrapping at Barnes & Noble on May 13, as contact Marianne at (732) 828-8608, or via well as twice during the winter holiday sea- e-mail at FOTNBL@aol. com. son (Dec. 2 and 23); participation in the Used book donations are greatly appre- Memorial Day paiadc; a used book sale at ciated, and books may be dropped off at the Heritage Day; and Read With Santa on Dec. sale or at the library at 880 Hermann Road 2 at Barnes & Noble. Plans are being made on May 4 from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., or May 5 for an antique appraisal event as well as a from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Broadway or Atlantic City trip. Proceeds will benefit the Friends of the Please contact Marianne Maszer for Noith Brunswick Library further details at (732) 828-8608, via fax at The Friends are also seeking Campbell's 828-4693, or e-mail at FOTNBL@aol. labels. They may be dropped off at the com. if... JERRY WOLKOWII Orchestra league sets trip to Rhode Island WALL OF FAME — Pat The New Jersey Symphony Orchestra members add $10. Included in the trip is Mizerek (above), a League, Princeton/Mcrcei Chapter, is plan- transportation, accommodations, continental North Brunswick High ning a four day/three night trip to Newport, breakfast and afternoon tea daily, two din- School teacher and R.I., July 9-12. Participants will attend three ners, two lunches, city and harbor lours, girls tennis coach, ant1 Newport Music Festival conceits, which will admissions to the mansions and the Newport Alma Edly (r), a forme' be held in various historic mansions. The Flower Show, tickets to three Newport Music district science group will be attending the Newport Flower Festival and a donation to the New Jersey teacher, were inducted Show, another long-standing annual Newport Symphony and all taxes. into the North event. There will be tours of the area, both by For additional information call Cynthia Brunswick Township bus and by water, and visits to some of the Edel at (609) 737-0352 or Anna Drago at High School Wall of mansions, such as Belcourt Castle, Marble (609)655-3169. Fame during a House and the Astor's Bcechwood. The organization needs 24 people to take Women's History Participants will leave from the Princeton the trip and cannot exceed 30. It is suggested program at the high area (other pickup points possible) and travel that all interested parties call as soon as pos- school held Friday. by a 49-passenger coach. There will be a sible. Checks made payable to NJSOL may maximum of 30 participants with loom to be sent to Cynthia Edel, 459 Federal City spread out. Participants will be staying at the Road, Pennington, NJ 08534. Mill Street Inn, which is centrally located Be sure to include name address and near the harbor area. phone number, and e-mail if applicable. 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Ziminski's Vikings to surprising 2-0 start <™i 1 T\ • 1 1 tacki-fiftlr, ZiminskV! in! nrl/i fieldsfi n1/-1 n senioPoniArr BriaR t-i **nn THuntJ iml , South Brunswick boys who logged six goals on 35 shots in 1999, lacrosse team won only and junior Mike Earl, who had two goals one game last season and five assists last year, as well as de- fender Matt Pusz, while Nick Laurita BY RICHARD JEROME mans the midficld. Slafl Writer Running down the rest of the roster, the Vikings have seniors Ali Khan and Tom he second year of South Fellncr, both midfielders, goalie James Brunswick High School's boys Susan, midfielder Nick Kubian, defense- T lacrosse program has already man Minh Nguyen, and Rolando Demcn, a proved twice as successful as the first. midfielder. With victories over East Brunswick (3- Representing the junior class are Brian 2) and Rutgers Prep, who the Vikings best- Davis, a defender; midfielders Michael ed on Monday by a 5-3 score, Coach Mark Dougherty and Chester Eronico; defenders Ziminski's squad was 2-0 going into yes- Stephen Farago and Dave Kelly; midfield- terday's 4 p.m. clash at Pcnnington. er Troy Powell; Last year, by con- ^^^ar^^^^^,,, l M >^**w**'«'»«'« '»#" ' defenders Blake trast, South Bruns- ~ wick went 1-12 in its Sfamcli, Kyle maiden season in the Juarez and Anthony sport. "Our skill level has Wakim; midfielder "Our skill level Dale Marcelle; and has improved a great improved a great altackman Josh deal," said Ziminski. deal. This year we'd Tripsovsky, who , "This year, we'd love love to make it to .500 had four goals and to make it to .500 and and qualify for the three assists last qualify for the state season. tournament." state tournament' Ziminski has In Monday's numerous sopho- Mark Ziminski more midfielders, game, senior tricap- SBHS boys lacrosse coach tain Mike Thomas including Chris paced the offense DeSevo, Taylor with a pair of goals, Reed, Ridge Choi, l l l l While senior goal- mnimmmmmmmmmmmm..'l....l.il|l,ni,,l.,i';r;i,i,ii"in'ii|.,'.Sm Justin Jenoriki, Joe keeper Vinnie Morisoff, Chris Knoepful held back the Argonauts with Gallo Adam Scalise and Chris Peterson. nine saves. Other sophs are goalie Donald Rodner and Attackman Thomas is joined among attackers Ian Schwartz and Michael senior leaders by midfielder Kevin Earl Turton. and defenseman John Barbely. The Raiders also have a quintet of "All three of these kids are experienced freshmen in midfielders Michael Schultz, lacrosse players who performed with us Michael Valentino and Christopher Eng last year," notes Ziminski, who is assisted and attackers Ryota Ishikawa and Casey by Mike DeAngelis. Lyons. Another senior, Andrew Lockwood, led Looking at the rest of the week, South SEAN GUTHRIDGE ^the team with 13 goals and 60 shots last Brunswick follows the Pennington match Darius Lumpkin may have wrapped up his season with the South Brunswick ~ year. Several other starters should provide with a Saturday home game against Pope High School basketball team, but he was ready to play in a charity game at the the Vikings with steady play. On the at- John Paul I. Indian Fields School. Bellavia, Bko only Raiders with varsity experience BY RICHARDJEROME Junior Joe Scassera, who threw a complete more, Robert Sinicropi, holds down the with his nucleus, which he expects to jell Staff Writer game, giving up four hits while striking hot corner, along with junior Jim next season. out 11 and issuing three free passes. Caffarillo, and senior Willie Cruz plays "Next year will be the first time I'll The big damage struck against Scassera shortstop. Junior Ken Linskey is a utility know who's going to be in the starting ith only two returning starters resulted from back-.to-back homers in the infielder. lineup from the very top of the season," he from last year's 9-15 club, Coach fourth inning by Franklin's Doug Faust Handling the pitchers, Martin has jun- said. "Before, it was basically that whoev- W Terry Martin's North Brunswick and Adam Wielgosz. That put the Raiders ior Manny Acevedo behind the plate, er came out made the team. Township High School baseball team will T behind 2-1, but they answered back in the spelled by fellow junior Anthony Falco, "We lost six one-run games last year," rely on new faces this time around. fifth with a three-spot, triggered by an with another 1 lth-grader, Jeremy Vaccaro, adds Martin, who is assisted by freshman "I'm looking at this as a two-year pro- error and a run-scoring hit by senior sec- at first base. coach Steve Wilfing, junior varsity mentor ject, taking it a game at a time," said ond sacker John Bellavia. Juniors also dominate the pitching Mark Zielinski and assistant Jimmy Egan. Martin, who has led the Raiders for five Bellavia is one of the two returning staff. Joining Scassera are Nick Cipot, "There has been a lot of improvement, and years. "This js a good group of kids with a front-liners, along with junior centerfielder David Hunter and Jason Lee, as well as a we're doing everything to motivate and en- very positive attitude." Mike Elko. The rest of the squad will be senior Dan Braido and Steve Mollica. courage the kids. We'd love to be .500 and So far, the Raiders are 1-1, their most composed mainly of players who toiled for Martin said the defense has so far out- make the state tournament." recent encounter a 4-2 victory over the junior varsity last spring. Juniors Kevin progressed the offense, but he's looking The Raiders faced South Plainfield yes- Franklin. In that game, North Brunswick Morris and Jason Carter are in left and for contributions from Elko, Carter, terday and have a home game tomorrow benefited from the stellar pitching of right field, respectively, while a sopho- Caffarillo and Bellavia. He's also pleased against Monroe. NS SENTINEL, APRIL 6, 2000 31

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Tea Cart Mustsee.Bestoffer. brushes, cabinets, old prints, BABY FURNITURE-Complete HEALTH RIDER Total Body extra cartridges,$70 732-972-9835 $450./negotiable. Call for more SPEAKERS, $40. Full details. 732-591-8157 /Server, $100. 732-BB8-2824 '32-308-9512, leave message postcards, etc. 732-842-3540 Set. Crib, armoire, dresser, Workout Exercise Machine. mattress/box, $100. (linens glider chair, & custom comforter Brand new. Never used, $150. incl) Wok, $10. 732-736-0440 QuickBooks© COUCH - RED LEATHER DINING ROOM SET- Drexel. SLEEPER SOFA (Queen) CONVEYOR BELT set. Great cond. 732-972-2556 Call 732-972-2726 leave msg We can fix up your system We Pull out couch (QN. size bed) Pecan wood with 80" oval Loveseat & Chair, Good 24 FEET - Working condition. can also set up, train and back Like new, $500. Please call table, 8 chairs, 4 door hutch, condition. Asking $350. for all. Call 732-985-3646 O BABY SALE* KITCHEN SET Oak SWING SET -Wooden up your staff. 732-21 2-1143-Days buffet & table pads, Very good Call 732-591-0742 O B 3S" x 4S", with leal S 5 chairs, You take, $50. or best offer. Mendlowltz Weltsen, CPAs cond. $1000. Call 609-448-9589 CRAFSTMAN 10" TABLE ClothinC g (Boys & GirlsGl , sizi e 0 $100. Call 73S-866-6933 DAY BED - with headboard, SAW-Good condition, $225, Call 732-905-7316 732-613-9700 to 4T)G, Carseats y, and EVERY- footboard, mattress. Like new, DINING ROOM SET-Traditlonal. SOFA WHIRLPOOL ELECTRIC THING ELSE you needl All LAWNMOWER - Riding TELEVISION Color Quasar, $100 Oriental rug. Excellent Table with 6 chairs and hutch. 86" Floral print. Good cond. DRYER-$75. 732-591-2825 excellent condcond , 732-888-7677328887670 Toro. Needs work, $125. best $30. Hess 1992 new $30. Lio- condition, $100. 732-536-5048 $300. Great condition Asking $270. Call 732-821-1371 BEDROOM SET - Twin Bassett offer Call 732-817-9BB0 1045 Clothing Call 732-721-1303 nel "0" track 40 pc. $25. Bike, DINETTE SET - Excellent SOFA & LOVESEAT 0^DIAO Oak, hb, fb, night stand, dresser LAWNMO WER - Sears $40. Irons, $25. 732-229-0983 cond. Pine trestle tabie, DINING ROOM, Exc cond. w/mirror & tall dresser, Oft white. Exc. condition. $300, S.01 Radiant cut diamond, mattress & box spring. Like Craftsman Recently serviced. TWIN BED From 40's, open 61"x35", 2 leaves, 2 Deacon's Oak oval table, 60", extends to color I, clarity SI1, w/lab Lightly used, $150. Call ATTN: BRIDES - Purchase el- benches. Custom finished, 84", 6 chairs, lighted china closet, Call 732-238-4496 new. $550. Call 732-330-1846 coil spring, $100. Two end, SOFA & LOVESEAT appraisal. 8.03 Round 732-257-5583 egant wedding gowns at great $575 / best offer 732-577-9152 $850. Oak Desk 24"x52" Incl. diamond, color I. Beep twice BEDROOM SET-White 1 coffee table, $50. Call prices Bridal Consignment Contemporary. Off white with 732-247-807B. oak chair, $200.732-780-4648 with area code 732-219-3047 formica, brass accents. Chest LITTLE TIKES Car Bed, $65. Shop 732-332-0543 lo buy/sell DINETTE SET - Oak table, pastel stripes. Excellent w/changing tbl., crib to jr. bed, Primary Color ceiling fan & approx. 36x62, w/4 chairs, DINING ROOM- 8 pc. Black condition. $600. 732-577-0789 DRYER - Electric Maytag, light, $+5. Mickev & Minnie VANITY Make-up. Gold/ white, MINK COAT- RANCH $150. Girl's Bedrm. Set: 6 pc. Lacquer, $500. Wall Unit-Oak, 5250. Crib: Medium brown, chest w/nutch. Best offer. area rug 4x6 $30 732-517-1558 drawers, mirror. Excellent Full length, size 14. Excellent white w/floral design, $250. Lighted. $500. Crib- Simmons, SOFA & WING CH AIR 350. Both excellent condition. Call 732-583-3678 condition, $65. Call condition, $900. Moving to Oak Ent. Unit: $100. Vanity & $200 732-679-3148 after 5pm Mansfield. Pale yellow floral. Call 732-845-2228 BEDROOM SET- BOY'S LITTLE TIKES SLIDE, $15. 732-297-1196 1 yr. young. Exc. cond. Asking Florida. Call 732-446-5959 matching Chest: 1940's, GARAGE DOOR / Aluminum Rust colored formica with twin Fisher Price Sandbox, $15. $200. for both. Sofabed 8. DINING ROOMS: (1)antiqu $1,500. Call 732-251-3253 Highchair, $15. Carseats. mahogany (1) walnut BAB 8' w/Craltsman 1/2 tip opener. trundle bed. Custom made. WALL OVEN Loveseat, La-z-boy plaid, $400. Call 732-536-6401 _CaTI 732-845-9B5Q Caloric. Gas, black. $55. FURN: Contemp. white rnica & SOFA - Sectional. Contempo- P250. or best offer. Like new. $175./set. Call 732-751-0372 rary - 3 yrs.young. White Call 732-765-0988 NEW LOOK KITCHEN Call 732-536-2975 047 Furniture asst baby access. Best offers. CRIB/TODDLER Bed .mattress, Call 732-591-0148 w/multi cushions. Great cond. bassinet, play yard/ bassinet, 44 oak doors & drawers with DINETTE SET- Custom Round Best offer. Call 732-530-9498 LANDSCAPE RAKE hardware, $50. Please call Table, Beveled Glass top with EXECUTIVE DESK Cherry double stroller, infant car seat. SOFA BED & LOVESEAT 5 ft. 3pt. hitch. Like new $200. Great cond. Call 732-972-2726 732-264-7066, Hoimdel A GREAT DEAL - LIKE NEW pewter base, 4 high-back pew- mahogany w/malching hutch & 1044 Computers ter chairs w/ black & tan leather chair. Excellent cond. Jennifer Convertible, cream Call 732-946-8133 PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE LIVING ROOM SET, End tbs. CRIBS-DAY BEDS- & coffee tbl. Lamps, Reclmsr, stripped cushions. Mint cond. Beautifuli $1,800. 732-765-9363 with tan stripe, & 1 coffee table -*LAWN EQUIPMENTS Changing table. Dresser. $150 One unit bookcase. Must seel Paid $2,100. Ask (opens to 2 tables) Good Scag 61" SSZ Rider with vac & Excellent cond. 1 unit louver pictures. Call 732-553-1964 $1,100 Call 732-863-7487 HEADBOARD & FOOTBOARD Highchairs, All white. Excellent condition, $350. 732-792-2887 catcher, 32" Bobcat Mower, condition. Call 732-747-8804 door. Antiquered. 732-422-8757 A COMPUTER BAR - Wooden, with pair of Qn., brass, Sofa w/oversized blowers, comm. edger, 16' stools & ceiling mount glass DINETTE SET-Custom 1 0 pc, chair & ottoman. Wall Unit- 3pc,. SOFA BED (Jennifer Covert.) RECLINER - Large. Mauve, holder Excellent cond , $160. 6 chrs., 3 high back swivel bar- 732-617-9083 Leave message Q - Black w/matchmg throw dual wheel landscape trailer NURSERY SET in qreat condition, $50. Please TUTOR pillows. Exc. cond. $150. or All in good cond $7,500 for all Affordable, Personalized at Call 732-741-2391 after 7pm. stools & table. $400. or best White, Simmons Crib, 4 draw- call 732-521-0728, after 5pm offer. Call 732-577-8163 KITCHEN SET - Round maple oest offer Call 732-591-8412 or solo separate. 732-345-1403 home PC training 732-517-7583 BEDROOM "Room Plus" table w/6 chairs & matching er chest, 3 drawer dress- RECLINER Excellent cond- DINETTE SET: Blk.mica w/4 SOFA BED (Like new). Sofa- er/changing table, Exc. cond. COMPUTER Technical Svcs. White & navy mica, Captain's hutch Exc. cond Asking $525. bed with matching chair, grey. LAWN TRACTOR ition, $65, 3 pc. luggage, $30. Microsoft Office Classes, A+, bed, 3 drawer headboard, & 6 chairs $225. Grey labric Jen- Call 732-765-0441 Asking $450. 732-845-1946 4 pc. luggage, $55, Please niler sleeper, full w/matt. $250. Rolltop Desk, 5' oak Rocking 1998 Crasftsman. Ready for Med. Billing, Web Page De- drawer dresser & hutch Call cutting season, auto trans,, full tt PLAYHOUSE * call 732-597-1196 732-8S3-7251 Ceramic vase Ig. silk floral KITCHEN SET • White formica chair: white wicker. Kitchen Victorian Dream-Little Tykes. sign, Bookkeeping. Day, after- $65. Like new. 732-919-7790 tbl., w/6 chairs. Contemporary set oak bear claw with 4 chairs maint. contract thru 2001 , REPTARIUM • 65 gallon noon & ev ening classes Retail $500. Asking $300. BEDROOM FURNITURE-Black Good Cond. 8 ETAGERE. 8 2 leaves. Call 732-972-2695 1,499. Davs 732-656-2551 Call 732-607-7573 For snakes, lizards, frogs. available. Call 732-727-8950 lacquer, Roma Bed frame, triple DtNING ROOM Bernhardt Best Offer Call 732-536-0077 :ves. 732-536-9173 Sliding front, glass. 3150. Call breakfront & Virginlna house SOFA BED • Lazy-Boy, QN. COMPUTER WORK STATION dresser & headboard w/lights, KITCHEN SET Glass rattan LAWNMOWER -32", $1,200. 732-530-1871. Red Bank 2 nita tbls $450,732-566-5719 oak table with 4 side chairs & Hunter graen/burgandy/beige Grey, 92" long, 60" high, 64" 2 captain chairs, pads incl. table with 4 armed upholstered plaid. New, can be delivered Gas blower, $50. Gas edger, 049 Merchandise RIDING MOWER wide. Lots of works space. BEDROOM SET (Master) $950, 732-780-2465 after 4pm rattan chairs. Asking $175. $400. Call 732-446-7324 $120. Plug aeratort $1,200. Wanted FREE - Sears, 10hp. Needs Like new. $250 732-238-5620 $1,700. Dining room set: Call 732-842-3684 21" mower, $150. Chevy ramp work. Call 732-706-0538 $1,500 Queen Anne style. DINING ROOM Contemporary. # # SOFA SECTIONAL # # Sates, $150. Call 732-257-5929 Oak table w/six chairs, buffet, KITCHEN SETS (2) Solid Martinsvifle, 3 pc. traditional. Excellent cond Other misc. Wood S Iron w/glass top, MIRROR - 4 x 9. Gold leaf, AAA ANTHONY'S ANTIQUES ROCKING HORSE, $36. INTERNET ACCESS Victorian Items. 732-409-3899 china cabinet, $700 best offer. Grey/green/blue pastel w/mauve Work bench, $30. Call 732-821-1865, after 4pm $300. each COMPLETE & pink, $1,900. TABLES, Glass crown shape. Excellent PAYS TOP $$ FOR Alphabet mat, S20. 1 YEAR PREPAID BEDROOM SET - thru teens. HOME ALARM w/remote. condition Asking $1,000. or ANY ANTIQUE • 1 Piece or UNLIMITED ACCESS & Brass i3) w/beveled edges, Call 732-679-6381 Contemp whste formica. 6 pcs. DINING ROOM Exc. cond. Other various furnishing & $625. PICTURES, (3) Ig. colors best offer. Call 732-251-2327. contents • Estates • Est.1979 $175. WALL UNIT, solid oak, Ivory lacq., 48" end. tbl. w/12" home appliances. Exc cond. all blend with furniture, $550. Call Uncle Joe 732-264-3130 SECTIONAL SOFA loaf stored in base, opens to Call 609-208-9022 MOVING SALE - Typewriter $180. 31"x60", $200. SAUDER Only 1 year old! Must Seel (Like New), computer table, Oil white. Good condition, COMPUTER HUTCH, $30. 60", 4 upholstered side chairs, Call 732-431-4858 SAVE THIS AD ! $1 SO. Alter 6pm 732-536-7577 13th & 14th MONTHS match. 3pc curio w/mlrrors & KITCHEN TABLE & 4 chairs, Fans, books, crafts, ab roller, STUDENT DESK $25 All 6XC. bath room lights, etc. By ALL LIONEL TRAINS cond. Call 732-329-4519 lights 93"-$1,200. 732-450-1395 walnut formica, oblong, $160, SOFA, CLUB CHAIR, Coffee SOFA 84" charcoal gray, $60. or best offer. Sewing machine: appt only. Call 732-390-7506 Or Flyer. Top cash appraisal. FREE tbl 8, matching end table & Price no ob|oct. 732-946-2893 Chandelier, antique brass, • Network Design & BEDROOM SET- Cherry wood, DINING ROOM SET-6 PC. antique Singer, w/Toot pedal, with 5 lights, $30. Call Pocan, includes lighted hutch. works. DEN: Couch, loveseat, lamp. Multi color, rust. Good Administration lacquer, 2 night tables,dresser, cond. $300. 732-679-6843 $$$ ARE BILLS DUE? $$$ 732-390-9674 • Computer Upgrades mirror, headboard, mattress, Mint condition, $500. or best rocker, chair 8 ottoman. South- MOVING SALE Owe Uncle Sam? We buy old offer. 732-432-8160, after 6pm Complete living room, (2) bed- SOFA BED - Green and black FREE CONSULTATIONS box spring, Negotiable. Exc. western design. Indian statue SOFA-Large, Beige. trains, toys, & character olaid, 70lnch, Good condition, cond. Queen. 732-294-1413 ol woman, from Ethan Allen, RECLINER-Brack Leather. room sets (1) child's S (1) watches. Call 732-409-2898 DINING ROOM SET - Rugged all white. And morel Best Very good condition. $100. adult Kitchen set. Mirrors, ta- --^150. Please call 732-364-4286 1-888-744-7972 BEDROOM SET-Girl's. Ranch Oak - Round & bles, office desk, fireplace Cocktail Tbls., Sofa, All wood. offers. After 3pm 732-251-8425 each. Call 732-741-2806 BUYING CAMERAS SOFA BED • Queen size, 5 pc. antique white w/gold access., & more. 732-792-0369 accent. Good cond. $400 or Middletown. 732-741-6053 KITCHEN TABLE Round, Oak SOFA-Very beautiful styling, 2 And Photo Equipment 1 pc or tan. Excellent condiiton, $150. piece sectional, soft pastel col- whole studio. No Polaroid or Call 732-446-5772 JAM COMPUTERS best offer. Call 732-613-0129 DINING ROOM SET Italian top w/chairs, $190. Double • ASSISTING WITH SETUP reclining sofa w/matching ors, matching pillows. Like new MOVING SALE movie. Call 732-928-7811 • EASE OF USE • INTERNET BEDROOM SET-chlld's, 6 pc, marble pedestal table with 6 $575. Call 732-536-0362 Radio controlled planes SOLAR POOL COVER $450. Bench-whitewash, black leather upholstered reclining chair, light grey/blue, Joe M. 732-446-8774 w/controller, bookshelves, CASH FOR BOOKS Large. Brand new Askinq$70. Rocking Chair- wicker, and chairs, with marble 8 mica $200. Bar: L-sliaped, white & SOFA/SLEEPER-with match- sofa, 2 end tables, breakfront Please call 732-905-2623 |[email protected] other furniture. 732-845-0822 server. Call 732-863-7251 gold, $200. Call 732-521-1049 ing mcliner/recliner loveseat. table Call 732-238-1996 Call 732-536-0850 4 yrs. old. Like new. Asking MOVING SALE- Wieder LIVING ROOM Beautiful black $500. Call 732-780-5329 contemp.ultra suede, S-shaped Universal gym equip. $100. couch. 2 unique chairs, 1 glass (2) SWIVEL ROCKERS & Dining Room table w/6 chairs CONSIGN coffee table,1 end tbl.,(S-shaped), OTTOMAN. Mauve. black formica, $250.732-721-6947 Your Women's & Children's contemporary artwork S glass BRAND NEW. $200. Quality Clothing & Accessories Call 732-345-9295 MOVING SALE-FREEHOLD candy dish. Paid, $7,000., Country English din. rm, CALL 2ND TURN AROUND asking $2,800. 732-275-1660 $1,650. Match, bedm, $1,400. LIVING ROOM SET Traditional •VVALL UNIT* & much morel 732-308-4636 732-431-7667 Sofa & loveseat (off white) S Colonial. Maple. 3 pieces • DRUMS WANTED • OAK VANITY - 36" with sink. And all drum related Items recliner chair (grey) Excellent w/llghted curio, bottom storage Washer, mirrors, paintings, cond., $500. Call 732-536-5048 in each unit. LIKE NEW. 732-431-3865 leave msg. Asking $400. Call 732-251-8915 chandeliers, drop safe, bike. LIVING ROOM SET Brand All cheapl Call 732-972-1939 GUNS • SWORDS • MILITARY new. Couch, loveseat & over- WALL UNITS (2)Glass & Mir- ITEMS. License NJ/Federal sized chair, Navy Blue. New rored, Formica 8 glass. $750 PHONOGRAPH RECORDS Dealer. Bert 732-821-4949 each or best offer. Dining room 33 1/3 RPM Classical Library $1,999. NOW ONLY $1,499. WANTEDII • Records Call 732-886-7172. after 7 pm set-Breakfront table & 6 chrs. & Broadway Shows. Excellent $1,500. or best offer. Sleep condition. Best offer. • 8 Tracks • Reel 2 Reel Tapes LIVING ROOM SET Couch 8 sofa & double reclmer. Call 732-583-9157 732-532-4226 or 389-1736 2 chairs, Provincial style. Call 732-254-1849 Excellent condition, $600. Call 732-254-3445 POOL LINER 050 Musical 24' Round with Design, LIVING ROOM.-Colonial Blue. 048 General Brand new still in box. $150. Jnstruments Sofa, loveseat, chair w/ottoman Merchandise WEIGHT BENCH SET Coffee Table, 2 Side Tables. w/leg lift & Olympic size weights I SELL New & Used Musical $575., Neg. Call 732-872-0128 $140. Call 732-723-0991 Instruments. Saxs, Alto & MOVING SALE - Like new ANTIQUE FURNITURE Tenor, Flutes, Trumpets, Paintings, prints, books, glass, ROOF LUGGAGE CARRIER Colonial Furn. 9pc. Din. rm. (enclosed). Used only once. Clarinets & Trombones, etc. $2,100. 3 pc. bedrm w/brass china, fabrics, wrought iron Prices substantially less than set, stamglass windows (2), Excellent cond. Asking $200. headboard $525. 2 book cases or best offer. Call 732-462-1754 stores. Call Don 732-741-4709 $125 for both. 732-679-1828 732-842-3540 by appointment ORGAN - LOWREY GENIE BATHROOM CABINETS, SECTIONAL SOFA - 6 pcs. MOVING SALE - (2) Bedroom Mauve. Swivel Coffee Table: double key boards, foot pedals, Sets • (1) Boy's & (1) Girl's Countertop, Fiberglass w/bench & music books. Exc. Shower Stall. Glass Snower beige formica. Assorted baby (_whlte lacquer) Ping-Pong items. All exc cond. Best cond. $295. Call 732-290-8043 Table. Twin Bed w/mattress, Doors - White. All custom MONEY MINDER offers. Call 732-462-2291 PIANO - Wurlltzer walnut eta. Call 732-536-0077 made for Monmouth Heights Gladstone model. IN BOXES - SOFA & LOVESEAT Ivory, Spinnet, ht. 37" with storage NEVER USED. 732-431-5954 $550. Above range micro- bench. Marvelous conditionl MERCHANDISE AD OFFER. $950. Call 732-212-0287 MOVING SALE BED-Twln sz., white w/3 stor- wave, GE black $150. Country Clean out the attic, closets, basement and garage. Bedroom Set: Almond formica, age drawers. Digital Piano, pottery style lamps, $35. pair. 6 pcs., $2,000. Dining Room: Exercise bike & treadmill. Best All excellent condition. Call PIANO TUNING Get rid of unwanted merchandise with this special offer. 6 chairs, leaf, $1,000. (2)Bar offers. Call 732-446-8003 732-364-2896, Howell New Client Discount - $25. off Stools: Almond to match din- Toll free 1-888-395-TUNE ing rm., $250. Sofabsd 8 Love- BUSINESS OWNERS. Accept STORE FIXTURES - White w/ • Master Tuner Estb. 1960- 4 LINES 4 WEEKS saat w/2 recliners, $1,000. major credit ards! Free setup. shelving + 8 ft. counter. Excel- Corner Curio Cabinet: custom Absolutely NO UPFRONT lent condition. Best offers. PIANO- Kimball, Console. made afmond formica, all mir- CHARGES! Regardless of Call 732-792-7378 57"x42" Mint condition. $1,800. $ size, age, credit. 48 hour setup. Microwave,Panasonic 1.7 cu. ft. rored inside w/lights, $1,100. STOVE - Wood Burning Dinette Set: 42" table, 4 chairs, Increase salesl 1-800-908-0011 Brand new. $95. 732-821-5874 20 $525. TV: Mitsubishi, 35", 24 hours, www mp-solutions.com Large. In good condition. $375. Other items - too much (310) (SCA Network) Asking $550. oorr best offer. Call PIANOS-ORGANS to list. Call 732-972-6086 732970027732-970-0278 LOTS OF TRADE INS Each additional line $5. BUSINESS OWNERS. Accept FROM $450. maior credit cardsl Free setup. SWING SET - All plank, natu- MOVING SALE ral wood w/ladder to play- All Floor Models On Sale Oflly ^J£%J* t/C/... Your ad will run In all seven Greater Media Absolutely NO UPFRONT house, sliding board S sepa- Liv. rm., Thomasville Bedroom CHARGES! Regardless of rate tire truck w/bell. Good 1-800-453-1001 Newspapers, News Transcript, Independent, Examiner, The Hub, East Brunswick Sentinel, set & other furn. 732-727-3014 size, age, credit. 48 hour setup. North/South Brunswick Sentinel, Suburban Increase salesl 1-800-908-0011 cond. Must be disassembled. MOVING SALE 24 hourswww.mp-soliJtions.com $300. Call 732-297-7217 051 Sporting Call Greater Media Newspapers' Classified Department Pool table, Bar & stools, Mas- (310) (SCA Network TRACTOR- Allis Chalmers, Equipment ter Bedrm. set, din. rm. w/hutch 60" cut, $1,200. Log Splltter- today and ask for $20 "Money Minder" rate. & other furn. All in great cond.I 7H.P, $700. Edger & leaf Please call 732-431-3414 CARPET Blower, $250. 732-446-3172 BALLY HEALTH CLUB Toll Free in New Jersey 1-800-660-4AJDS MOVING SALE! Dining Room, JUST COMPLETED LARGE MEMBERSHIP - Premier Plus. MastBr bedroom. Twin bedrm., DEVELOPMENT. VENDING MACHINE - (Soda) Soda incl. $1.00 accept. (2) for $900. Monthly dues queen sleeper/sofa, T.V. cabinet, OVER 1000 YARDS LEFT. $8.05. Call 732-441-9339 732-358-5210 Call for details, 732-583-2655 CLOSEOUT $3.95. Dixie Narco. Price for quick sale. $775. Call 732-431 -8068 BOWFLEX-Exercise Machine. FAX 732-780-4678 PINE BENCH - Antique Scan- CALL EDDIE Excellent condition. Original danavlan, $575. Corner Cup- WHEELCHAIR Price $1,100. Asking $525. board, $125. Marble Top 732-617-7768 OR Battery Powered. New, Call 732-335-1868 E-Mail ads to [email protected] Cabinet, $75. 732-530-5534 $3,500. Call 732-583-2066 1-800-246-0869 NORDIC TRACK Walkfit DEADLINE IS NOON MONDAY FOR SAME WEEK PUBUCATION. RESTORED ASSORTMENT CEILING TILES - Armstrong WINDOWS - (2) Pella ProLine 4000. Like new, orig. $500., Money Minder Ad Offer Guidelines: OF FURNITURE - Like new. #86566, 30"x30", 12 bundles. Double hung (NEW), 29"x47". NOW $250. Catalina General Offer Is for private individuals only Not available for any ads with commercial intent. MAKE OFFER. 732-297-0096 Brand new In boxes, $375. Great price! Please call BeachCrulserBike, Classifications 042-051 only.Aiis will run 4 consecutive times Hate is non-refundable. or 732-985-1153 bet. 6-9pm Call 732-446-5852 732-254-9496 turquioise, $50. 732-203-9604 NS Greater Media Newspapers' Classified Section is NOW Onlinel www.gmnews.conn SENTINEL, APRIL 6, 2000 3Q 079eFiobr 051 Sporting 1060 Garage Sales Illl 065 Pets &Animalsll|l 065 Pets &Animals|lll 069 Entertainment D7S Ceramic Tile P7|5 Cleaning Equipment v; gRepairyinstali; i;:pornesti I; Finishing

CALL CLASSIFIED CALL CLASSIFIED «LABRADOR PUP » CUSTOM CERAMIC TILING SPANK-N-CLEAN Professional BUY IT, SELL IT, FIND IT CLASSIFIED 1-800-660-4ADS AKC Male. Black, all shots. PARTY PIZAZZ New Installation, repairs, Home & Office Cleaners. IN CLASSIFIED. 1-800-660-4ADS Beautiful! $275. 732-521-1421 by Bruce Bray remodeling. Free estimates. Reliable, Refs, 732-390-8711 1-800-660-4ADS Magicians • Characters John Cherry 732-290-9086 1-800-660-4 ADS TREADMILL Pro-form (Rug Brats-R-Thur-L-Mo,etc.) SPARKLING CLEAN 585 TL. Like new, space saver. CLASSIC Hardwood Floors CALL IN YOUR 1065A Pet Supplies] Moon Walks • Rides Houses & oflices. Good Best Service - Best Price $350. or best ofler. Call Cotton Candy • Birthday relerences.Call 732-967-9750 732-432-4025 PET ADS ON arid Services KINGS TILE 201-246-9144 or 732-483-1430 Specialists. 1-800-491-2729 Installers of TILE & MARBLE. MARLBORO PLAYERS CASINO PARTIES RE-NU FLOOR SAMDING Specializing in Regroutinq, SPRING CLEANING-Reli- TREADMILL 14 ROSEN DR. (Rl. 9 north, ^TUESDAY* Birthday/Anniversary/Fund Recaulklng & All Repair Work. 732-583-6667 • 732-545-BB92 right onto Willow Lane to NO PLACE able women will clean your Saars-Lifestyler 2808. Auto- Raisers/Corp. 732-560-9067 Free Estimates. 732-679-9500 home & leave it Iresh & UNLIMITED WOOD FLOORS matic incliner. Fitness track B.O Rosen), Fri. 4/7 & Sat., 4/B, Receive Our LIKE HOME 9am - 4pm. Housewares, PET SITTERS PONIES & PETTING clean. Shirley 732-801-6444 Installation • Sanding 'Finishing MPH Exc. cond. Asking $385. "TAIL WAGGING" East Brunswick only 732-727-6633 or 732-946-1070 Call after 5pm 732-566-0303 baby clothes / items, computer, Special "Personalized Care When You ZOO BY HAPPY TRAILS 076 Gleaning wood chipper, & LOTS MORE Can't Be There" Domestic WADE'S HARDWOOD All in good condition 2 Weeks • 4 Lines Veterinarian Approved 732-251-4240 FLOORING Plus 2 Lines of Artwork Installations •Sandlng-Rsfinishiing 060 Garage Sales Bonded & Insured PONIES 4 PARTIES Horse drawn wagon ride thru ABSOLUTELY CLEAN 076D Demolition Quality work at reasonable your neighborhood. A petting prices. Call 732-787-5329 MATAWAN-B RUSTIC LANE $10.50 HIGH QUALITY WORK. EXC. ;; Excavating 732-238-9840 ZOO loo! Call 732-928-3597 REFERENCES. 732-316-1320 (Non-commercial only) PONIES 4-FUN PARTIES MOVING SALE Runs in all 7 publications Decorated & Friendly. ABSOLUTELY SPOTLESS •BACKHOE.DOZER• 1079d Garage Doors (offf RavinRi o DrD. &M Morristown Must be Pre-Paid • V,MC,D 066Personals Cali 732-446-6474 Move-In/Out. Carpets.Windows • DUMPTRUCK FOR HIRE • Rd.) Sat. & Sun, 4/8 & 4/9, Weekly • Biweekly • Monthly No Jab too small. FREE ABERDEEN 8:304. Bargainsl Bargains! PRETTY PARLOR Insured & Bonded. Free Est. 22 Ayrmont Ln.(off Church 8:30-4Everythin. Bargainsg must l goBargains! Tools!, ESTIMATES. 732-521-3659 ing mst go! Tols Parties • Hair * Make-Up C32-431 -9099 • 732-946-3434 ALL PHASE Remodeling, Inc. St.). Sat., 4/8, 9am-2pm. household furnishings, clothes LOSE 50 POUNDS Games • Prizes and Morel! Something for everyone!! BY SUMMER CALL 732-432-7299 NGIE'S HOUSE CLEANING GARAGE DOORS KEEP IT OFF E. Brunswick/Old Bridge area, 077Drywall ••••••• Greater Media GUARANTEED! SINGING TELEGRAMS "ood refs. Call 732-390-7734 & OPENERS ONLY $19.95 Custom Roasts-Funny/Sweet Sheetrock MATAWAN-5 Lola Lane Classified Dept. Al! occasions. 732-972-3366 BEAUTIFUL HOUSECLEANING • INSTALL • REPAIRS EAST BRUNSWICK 2-MONTH SUPPLY (off Rt. 79)Sat. & Sun. 4/8 & 1 -800-660-4237 FAT-ATTACKERS $11.95 _iERVICE. Experience B, • SERVICE 7 DAYS ^ 4/9 and Sat. & Sun. 4/15 & 16, BUY DIRECT SAVE $$$ eferences. Call 732-254-5828 AAA DRYWALL & TAPING • REASONABLE • FREE ES-.T MOVING SALE 9-2. Everything Must Go! Ext. 8105 GETAFREEBOTTLEI Professional taping & Monmouth / Ocean / Middlesex 34 Wellington Rd. (Tices Lane 1-800-733-3288 1069b Tickets spackling. Call 732-765-9199 to University to Wellington) MOVING SALE This offer applies only BEST CLEANING 732-615-2301 www.unitedpharmaceuticals.com Home or office. Best $$ all the SHEETROCK & TAPING Sat, & Sun. 4/8 & 4/9, 9-4pm. to Pet ads called in on (SCA Network) MICHAEL'S OHD COMPANY Rain or Shine. No early birds. Tuesday. Regular rates time. CALL ANN 732-249-30B4 Specializing In small lobs. apply any other day. CROSBY, STILLS, NASH & Free Estimates. 1-800-640-3969 Sales/Service & Installations Furn., washer/dryer, lamps, YOUNG-April 9th- BONNIE'S CLEANING of Garage Doors & Power household Items, clothing, Meadowlands, Face value. EXP., REFERENCES. VERY Openers. Call 732-572-1511 office Supplies & more! MORGANVILLE 068 Photography SPOTLESS. BEST RATES. 35 YEARS ACCUMULATION! $110, 12 tickets. 732-251-1634 44 Alpine Dr. (cor. of Rt. 520 S * * * * * * * * * * * Call 732-316-1320 078 Electrical Tennentj, Sat., 4/8, 8:30 to 3. ADORABLE BUNNIES .LEANING BY HELAYNE 080 Gutters Lots of toys, clothing, baby WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY furniture & household items. DWARFS & LOPS 070 Air/Heat Excellent refs. 732-651-5951 EAST BRUNSWICK Indoor / Outdoor Cages Millenium Special- You keep 732-928-6426 all proofs & negs. $1,045. CLEANING SERVICE ALL TYPES of Electrical Work 7 Dorset Court (off Tall Oaks) Call Today 732-432-9137 Homes, apts,, offices. Best Recessed lights, track lighting, GUTTER Cleaning & Repairs ADORABLE DOO'S cleaning for best price. Free paddle fans, service changes. FREE ESTIMATES HUGE SALE MORGANVILLE- Multl Family PET*SALON estimates. Call 732-293-0434 Cic. # 6252. Hal 732-572-6750 Call John 732-251-0893 Sat. 4/8, 9-3. Rain date 4/9. 7 Alexander Ct. (Rt. 9 to Texas All Breeds of DOGS S CATS CENTRAL AIR Furn., tools, fishing equipment Groomed. New Clients Welcome R.B. ZONES INC. ALL-BORO ELECTRICAL Road East to Enclosure to 069 Entertainment CLEANSWEEP Residential / Commercial /Ind. toys & misc.. No checks. Alexander) Sat., 4/8,9am-3prn. Route 130 N. • North Brunswick Installations and Service J080a Handy Baby items, toys, lawn mower, Call for Appt. 732-297-9475 Season Tune-ups & Freon Check RESIDENTIAL/COMMERCIAL FREE estimates. Lie. #14112 clothes, households, gym •Ask about our Heating Units Days, Evenings, Weekends Call 732-S88-3630 Persons equipment, video camera. CHESAPEAKE BAY and Humidifiers FREE sst. Reas. Ins. Refs. • RETRIEVER PUPS • A STORYTIME 732-566-3233, We return calls! 732-314-23B6 • 732-525-3572 AMP ELECTRICAL-All EAST BRUNSWICK RAIN OR SHINE!! Born 2/15/00, AKC Reg. M/F's Electrical repairs / Installations MOVING/GARAGE SALE Dhlld participation w/puppets, EXCELLENT CLEANING Burglar alarms. Lie #(8977C available. Call 609-259-7582 songs 8. crafts. 732-254-9389 FAHRENHEIT, INC. SERVICE • Homes & Otfices. AFFORDABLE 36 Kings Road- Saturday S after 6:00 pm for more info. Installation & Service Free Estimates. 732-739-8797 Sunday, 4/8 & 4/9, 9am-3pm. "oo *f» co *?* cJa I* ca f* Responsible & reliable. Exc. • Painting • Light Carpentry A-D.J. GOOD TIMES Free Estimates. 732-727-8526 references. Call 732-666-7453 No early Birds. Furniture, Weddings. 16's, 732-501-6074 JB ELECTRICAL • Odd Jobs. Call for free est. clothing, nousewares, etc. OLD BRIDGE COCKATIELS EXPERIENCED CLEANING Howard 732-316-2357 7 Cardinal Court (off Route 9) Hand fed sweet babies. Greys, ALL CHARACTERS Q7Qa Appliance Your House, Office, Apartment See us In the Yellow Pages AFFORDABLE HANDYMAN Sat., 4/8 • 9am-4pm. Lots of $50. Colors, $60. 732-542-6589 Exc. refs. Call 732-605-1001 Residential / Commercial BALLOON SHOW & GAMES 3y:.::: Repair,..;,'; v 15% off Service Upgrade ALL JOBS children's Hems, computer. FACE ART, MAGIC & MORE Free Est. Call 732-495-7657 Something lor everyone. ENGLISH GERMAN LADY Cleans 15% Senior Discount FREEHOLD - 16 Brookwood BULLDOG PUPS 732-723-0179 Houses & Apts. Experienced, Bonded S Insured • Llc.#12623 ALEX, Engineer & Craftsman Dr. (Off Oak near Boro HS) DAVE'S APPLIANCE honost & reliable. Referancea. FREE Est. • Fax 732-845-9977 Home Remodeling • Repair A AKC 8 wks. Top quality. AMAZING MAGIC Coll 732-257-3858, now or Maintenance • Odd Jobs Parents on premises, $1,800. •••WITH ••• Over 20 Yrs. Serv. Central NJ MOVING SALE MAJOR APPLIANCE REPAIRS anytime in the futuro. Call 732-698-9669 OLD BRIDGE-Rock Hill Rd. ;< AKC Pug Pups: Family 1-800-317-7530 Sat., S Sun. 4/8 8, 4/9, 9am to raised. Have parents, $800. ERIC THE GREAT Heating/Humidifiers. Pre-owned HOUSE CLEANERS -Houses ALL AROUND HANDYMAN 3pm. Furn., Soloflex, tools, A AKC Boston Terrier Pup: Washers/Dryers, Stoves and •Apts. • Offices, Refs. Great $$ JRM ELECTRIC All Types Ol, computer, dishes, toys, etc. 15 FAMILIES Any Occasion, 732-536-6936 Refrigs' guaranteed.732-786-0810 (off Rt. 9 & Phillips Dr.) Have parents, $800. . rt AN EXPERIENCED "'aula or Fernanda 732-493-1568 Free Estimates. Lie. H9 Home Repairs/lrnprovemeQiii EVERYTHING MUST GOII! Sat. 4/8, 8am-2pm. Furn.; Call 302-856-2345 Bonded & Insured 732-257-2750 or 732-431 -3961 HOUSECLEANING-Cleanlng Residontial & Commercial clothing, toys & much morel OLDEN RETREIVER - AKC DJ. 071 Building Ladles. Excellent work & HANDY-MAN ED Hello My Name Is ANGUS.. Starting at $250. relerences. Call 732-525-2336 "The Homo Improvement" FREEHOLD-15 FAMILIES 4 yr. old Golden. Good with Remodeling 732-525-9770 REPAIR MAN. Call Ron 732-264-0421 LINDA'S CLEANING SERVICE Longvlew Development (Long- cats, kids & other dogs. Needs BARNIEOR 732-727-6792 view Ave. & Rt. 537) Sat. 4/9, room to run. w 732-740-3085 Thorough a reliable. Supplies A LION KING PARTY AAA REMODELING IncludeS. Refs. 732-251-7927 HANDYMAN - Rotirpd 9am to 2pm. Rain date 4/9 SAYREVILLE Call 732-651-3256 RYAN contractor with over 30 years 60 Price St. (oil Washington s^GROOMING BY PHYL3* Decks • Doors • Windows Professional Dog Grooming Baths • Kitchens • Basements ORGANIZED ME BY exp. Call Joe 732-254-2651 Rd. , Fri., Sat. & Sun., 4/7, 4/8 BUBBLES THE CLOWN PATTI - In need of Personal &4/9,9am-6pm. Housewares, All Breeds - No Tranqtiilizers Call 732-765-9199 ELECTRIC CO. Graduate of the NY School of Magic, balloons • 732-446-3131 Assistant ? - Shopping, cleaning Free Estimates. Insured HANDYMAN-ALL JOBS furniture, books, MUCH MORE Dog Grooming. Church Lane errands, household, vacation, Big & Small. Very Reasonable. FREEHOLD - 31 Fox Chase Everything priced to sell. Industrial, Commercial Free estimates. 732-679-5999 Ct. (Otl E. Freehold Rd.) Fn. & East Brunswick 732-297-5301 072 Carpentry appointments. 1-800-801-5158 Residential, Lie. #7134 Sat. 4/7 & 4/8, 9am to 3pm JACK RUSSELL TERRIER P-U-R-R-F-E-C-T-L-Y HANDYMAN- The Homo Computer hardware, freezer, PUPS ,v Ready to go 3/14, CELEBRATION 732-525-1011 Owner's Friend. All typos ol toys & games, books, etc. 1063 Instruction Tan & White, 1F./1M. CLEAN home repairs. Carpentry, ENTERTAINMENT- DJ/VIDEO painting, etc. 732-833-1397 (450. ea. Call 732-229-1173 ALL TYPES OF HOME CLEANING AT ITS Taping. Pkg Avail. 732-721-0B92 IMPROVEMENTS • Free Est. 079IJ Fencing V KITTENS N' CATSI r VERY BEST. 732-257-8463 HANDYMAN- Quality Work, ANI CONST. 732-521-2444 Affordable $$. Any lobs. Frog 3 cuddly kittens, 5 wks. To CHILDREN'S PARTIES ROSA'S CLEANING SERVICE FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP ART SCHOOL love, shelter & good vat care, Clown or Comedy Magic DECKS, Additions. Kitchens & esl. Call Mike, 732-679-2246 Professional entertainer.Refs. -louses • Apts. • Offices Refs., 62 Townsend Drive (off Elton in E. Brunswick. 732-257-8127 DOG, 2'/.; yrs. 732-388-0129 Bathrooms. S & R Home Free Estimates, 732-390-1092 FENCING-ALL TYPES LEN'S HANDYMAN SHOP Adelphia), Fri. 4/7 1-4, & Sat. PIANO & ORGAN LESSONS Balloons • Face Painting Improvements. 732-679-2291 Repairs • Installed • Replaced No lob too blq or small. Free 4/8, 9-4. Furniture, rocking .V LABS FOR STUD vV MagicS A Live Bunny ROSA'S CLEANING SERVICE Exp. teacher. Now accepting Black & Yellow Labs • Males Insured. Free est, 732-946-2280 estimates, Call 732-251-5128 chair, crib, kitchen set, clothes, new students. All age levels. JIMBO 732-297-1369 Offices • Homes • Condos. Hot Wheels Jeep, LOTS more! _hamp bloodline. Titled AKC- Our own clsanlng supplies & G & V FENCING - All types of ODD JOBS - Can do most Specializing in Beginners & UKC, OFA/CERF. Excellent CHILDRENS . 074 Carpet Install fences installed. 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Call 732-297-4254 ASK FOR BILL There is a Difference Call 732-382-3416 Carpet restretching & repairs. Prayer to St. Jude DISC JAKEY As low as $35.00 per room. Qli Holy SI Judo Aposiitj and MANALAPAN - Moving Sale MUSIC PARROT w Moluccan Quality from $300. Cockatoo, 1 % yrs. old. 25 years experience. Free Martyr, {jreal In virtue and rich In 23 Appomattox Dr. (Woodland Professional Instruction Call 732-238-4306 estimates. Call 732-254-2764 miracles, near Kinsman ol Jesus Greens Dev.). Fri., & Sat., 4/7 63 Milltown Rd., E. Brunswick Playful, loving, gentle, with If you wish to publish GhnsLfailiifut intercessor of all wl & 8 9-3. 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