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Senior Raiders model remain opens competitive Page 18 DECEMBER 28, 1995 VOLUME 3, NUMBER 10 Van Hessen taking over mayor's seat BY PAUL FIORILLA choice because his office is around the cor- ner from town hall and he has more time Staff Writer for the responsibilities of the job, he South Brunswick Township "I expect if Ted becomes mayor, he will Committee will be led by a new do a fine job," Hoffman said. T man in the new year. Van Hessen said he wants to establish a Mayor Douglas Hoffman said on "dynamic" committee by encouraging Tuesday that current Deputy Mayor Ted debate among members. While not wanting Van Hessen will get a promotion to the to compare his availability with Hoffman's, mayor's chair when the committee has its he said the location of his office is a plus. reorganization meeting on Jan. 2. "By virtue of the fact that my office is Van Hessen, 39, is in the third year of around the corner from town hall makes it his first term on the committee. He is the easier for me to get to the building during president of the DR Group, which admin- those times when I need to," he said. isters claims for self-insured dental plans. Van Hessen said he spoke with the com- "If the members of the committee de- mittee's two Democrats, Dcbra Johnson cide to support me, then I welcome their and newly elected Edmund Luciano, but support," Van Hessen said. had not asked them for support. He Hoffman said the move is just a con- shouldn't expect it. tinuation of the committee's tradition of "I don't think Debra and I will go along appointing a new mayor on an annual basis. with the majority vote," Luciano said. However, he said that the time demands of One week before the committee votes to the job made it difficult for him to consider appoint members to nearly two dozen doing it again. township committees and boards, "I never expected to be mayor two years Democrats said they were unhappy with the in a row," he said. "Most people don't real- level of consultation by the Republicans. ize being mayor requires an extraordinary Johnson said that last year, before her investment in time away from one's family first year on the committee as a lone and job. ... It's time for someone else to do Democrat, Republicans consulted her about it." possible nominees. This year, she said, she With only three Republicans on the has yet to have a conversation with the five-member committee, the choice of a majority party. successor for Hoffman boiled down to Van "In the past, we have had the opportu- Hessen or Committeeman Roger Craig, nity to sit down and discuss ideas," John- who was mayor in 1993 and 1994.son said. "We haven't had that opportunity Cold weather makes it necessary for Volkswagen of America's building workmen Hoffman said Van Hessen was the logical to install a wind/weather barrier. Now they are Farfromfreezin. Continued on page 5 (Photo by Michael Guiliano) $2.3M fire vote set "It's something we feel very strongly BY PAUL FIORILLA has to be done," Young said. "We have Staff Writer totally inadequate office space to properly house the equipment we have now. We esidents of South Brunswick's have one small office that is totally over- Dayton, Deans and Monmouth crowded and we have inadequate facili- R Junction sections, and other areas ties to train new recruits. served by Fire District No. 2, will be "We're trying to provide training to all asked in February to decide whether to volunteers to avoid having to go to a paid spend $2.3 million for a new fire station. department, which is very costly," Young District No. 2 commissioners yester- said. day announced plans to build what they The district services residents of say is a badly needed 14,000-square-foot Dayton, Deans and Monmouth Junction, station on a six-acre site acquired in as well as a few scattered residents in 1994. other sections, Young said. There are two Thomas A. Young Jr., chairman of the other fire districts in South Brunswick in District No. 2 commissioners, said the Kingston and Kendall Park. South Brunswick resident Mark Anselmo admires his catch before he throws back new station will improve fire safety for the fresh water bass he caught while ice fishing at Mill Pond Park. The proposed new building would be (Photo by Michael Guiliano) the entire town, and will not cost taxpay- ers any money until the next century. Continued on page 5 SENTINEL, DECEMBER 28, 1995
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Linda Schwarz ofColdvvei Banker Schlott Realtors, South Brunswick, has been honored for her achievements in real estate sales. Page 6 LOOKS LIKE HOME — Millie Parillo, a resident of Apartment Complex. The model was constructed on the Newton Road, North Brunswick, tours the model of the third floor of the township's Government and North Brunswick Senior Housing Corp.'s Senior Community Complex, Hermann Road.
Page 21 Editorials Page 12 Page 12 s Bank-based managing firm hired by ihe impressed with the si/e of the "A" unit. Obituaries Page 16 housing corporation to oversee operations, "One thing we have heard today is ilmt ° Police Beat Page 14 said they have had a lot of positive com- people who have applied for the larger 'IV ment from the viewing applicants. unit are changing their minds when they • Real Estate Page 17 NORTH BRUNSWICK -- Altci ,i lew Joan lierlew, an Oak Leaf Village resi- sec how much room they would gel in Ihis * Sports Page 18 setbacks, ihe model for I he North dent, said she likes the location. si/e "A' unit," Thompson said. Brunswick Senior Housing Corp.'s Senior 'Truthfully, the security is what I like, One of the selling points of the apart- Apartment Complex opened lor inspection being right here next to Ihe police station." ment is the large foyer between the iron I Tuesday. Berlew said. "I'm not in such a good neigh- entrance and the living room. Roughly 50 people took the inaugural borhood now." "With Ihis design, people won't feel tour of the model, constructed in the town- Constructed on the third floor of the closed in and it gives the appearance of Phone numbers: ship's municipal complex on Hermann Government and Community Complex on more space," Thompson said. Editorial Road. Hermann Road, the model is one of the Commenting on Ihe space issue, 254-7000 Ext. 226 The Rev. Mark MeGralh, a member of standard-size, 600-square-foot apartments, McGrath said, "For those people coming FAX 254-0486 the housing corporation, said the cor- which are the most readily available in the from a 1,000-square-foot home, the place is Circulation poration was very pleased with Ihe reaction complex. going to look small," said McGrath. "But in 254-1755 to the model. Vigna said the apartment is equipped the real world, there's plenty of space in the. Display Advertising "The response was much greater than with kitchen appliances and non-functional apartments." 254-7000 Ext. 253 we had anticipated for the day after plumbing fixtures. Furnishings were pro- Still, housing corporation members FAX 254-0256 Christmas," said McGrath. vided by Wenzel Furniture, on Route 27, admitted that you can't please everyone. Classified 1-800-660-4ADS Thomas Vigna, assistant business and Bcrman's Decorating Market Place, on Jean Fischer, a Somerset resident view- Classified FAX 432-0016 administrator and committee member for Route 18 in East Brunswick. ing the apartment, said she thought the the corporation, said the lour originally was "Both of these places have been great in apartment looked bigger on the floor plan scheduled for early December, but manu- creating a look for the apartments," Vigna than il appeared when she visited the facturers encountered problems providing said, "The place looks wonderful and very model. the proper cabinet fittings for the galley- comfortable." "Looking around, I still think it would style kitchen. Thompson said a full living room set, be very comfortable," Fischer said. "Still, Sentinel Work began on the model in the be- bedroom set and dinette were provided to you know, a woman can't have a big ginning of September. give the applicants an idea of what kind of enough closet." Managing Editor "We wanted everything to be perfect decorating choices they have. Other applicants mentioned that the when we opened the model for the public," Emily Federico, a Monroe Township closet spaces seemed to be lacking in the Paul Fi.oril.Ja Vigna said, explaining the three-week resident, said she was picturing Ihe apart- bedroom, but in response to this, Vigna Executive Editor delay. "We decided to wait so that they ment with her own furniture in place. said a hall closet and linen closet in the Gregory Bean could see a.finished model, just like one "It is large enough that pieces I already bath made up for some of that space. Publisher they would be moving into." have would fit," Fedcrico said. Vigna said there is an area in the base- Kevin Witt run ri From the responses of applicants view- Vigna said a lot of people viewing the ment of the building that housing corpora- ing the model, it seems that housing corpo- apartment realized they knew each other. tion members hope to be able to dedicate as ration members made the right decision. "Acquaintances found out that their a common area of storage. Lorraine Kelley, a Mink Court resident, neighbors would be people they already "But really, the hall closet docs provide brought her mother, who was visiting from knew and that made them happy," Vigna A Greater Media Newspaper a lot of space for storage," Vigna said. Florida, to view the model. said. Thompson said a letter has gone out by "I'm glad we got to see it while she was Federico, who lived on Hermann Road PRC to those applicants who have already here with us for the holidays," Kelley said. for 40 years before moving away, said she been approved, announcing that tours are The 149-unit apartment complex is would like to move back to North available. The model will be staffed three scheduled to open in April. The apartments Brunswick. The Sentinel Newspaper is published days a week — Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday by Sentinel Publishing Co., will be open to any resident, but preference "It would be nice to move back to my Thursday —• from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Edgeboro Rd., East Brunswick, N.J. 08816. will be given to Middlesex County resi- old stomping grounds," Federico said. For information about touring the Se- Third-class postage paid at East dents. The model is based on the smaller of the nior Apartment Complex model, call Brunswick, N.J. $37 a year. 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Not by kcep- Choose the papers that target the lip: :11c lip- her in the top 25 area you wish to reach. ing houses priced artificially high to appease the ego of the seller. out of 13,650 • Transcript k Examiner Sr1- •a5s8s3a Coldwcll Bankei • Sentinel, Monroe, Suburban At least that's the advice of Linda associates na- Schwarz, and she should know. The sales • Independent tionwide. She has • North & South Brunswick associate for the township office of Coldwcll Banker Schlott Realtors listed qualified for silvei Call for more information and closed an amazing 88 homes between and gold awaids July 1994 and June 1995, which made her offered by the New Linda Schwarz 1-800-660 4ADS the winner of this year's Middlesex Jcisey Association County Multiple Listing Service's of Realtors and hci President's Award. own company's "Fllile" award Her colleagues rejiaul hei wink vwlh "If I have a client who wants to sell his "Serving house, but wants to price it loo high, I will wonder. tell them so immediately," Schwar/, says. "She has ama/ing povveis ol pcisu.i- Bird sion," said hei assistant, Doiecn I115.111, Hobbyist "It may sting for a second, but he will be thrilled in the end when his home sells "Buyers tend to appioach ic.il osi.iif pci- mon-sat 9:30-8 for sons with suspicion, but Linda is so candid sun 11 -5 85 Years" quickly." All major credits The multiple listing award goes to the and down-to-earth, they 111c (.ikon ab.u'k cards accepted associate with the gicatcsl number of list- "But don't contuse hci easy (JeiiRMiioi ings closed. Schwar/. won this yeai alter and laid-back niannci," I'SMII s.ml "She's Largest Selection placing second in the 1993-94 contest. a dynamo who's vciy locusnl ,tiul Schwarz, who lives with her husband, demanding-—a detail poison anil .1 pi'tltv- of Premium Bill, owner of Schwar/, Painting, and two lionisl " Bird Food and Supplies sons, Jason, a Rowan College Student, Art Napohtano, niauajH-i ol the IX- and Chad, a junior at South Brunswick member Coldwcll Banki-i South tn The Area High School, says her persistence and Brunswick office, calls Schw.u/ "atypi- knowledge of the area are keys to her suc- cal " cess. "She makes people led cornloitable "I don't pressure my clients. I provide And she tells it like it is. She'll ncvoi mis 908-6 them with the tools and knowledge to lead a client," he said. "She is one ol (he 1020 Rt. 18 E. Brunswick 13 Purler St. Totowa make their own investment choices," she hardesl-work ing people I know She woiks (movie city 5 plaza) (blockbuster) said. "They appreciate that." harder and longei than any sales associate Schwar/ is fast becoming a legend for I've met since I've been in (his business " No. Bruns police at 82 after 2 join ranks BYVINGENTA-DEIVIUROIR. Maltese said the iwo new olliccis will go through a three- in foui-monlli training Staff Writer period, and will be assigned to senior old NORTH BRUNSWICK — Two cadets cers before they begin patrolling (he town- from North Brunswick entered Ihe ship on their own. Middlesex County Police Academy 19 "I would say within six inonlhs Irom weeks ago. After graduating yesterday, now they will be independent in their they became official officers of the town- patrols," Maltese said. When the holiday stress gets too much., ship. Both officers were hired from a state Patrolman Jonathan Kelly and Pa- Department of Personnel Civil Scivice come back to Serenity. trolman Brian Hoiberg are the newest list. The addition of the two patrolmen members to join the force, since five of- brings the department up to 82 officers in the field and the police director hopes to Give the gift of relaxation and ficers graduated from the Somerset rejuvenation this holiday season Relax and County Police Academy in the beginning expand the force even further. unwind at the new Serenity Day Spa, of this year. "My goal is to get as many officers on recently moved into our new quarters, in the grand old restored J. Van Nest House Kelly, 22, a four-year township resi- the force that we can allow," Maltese .said. (c.1840), located at 330 Old Bridge dent, has an associate's degree from The township was able to hire the two Turnpike, South River Mercer County College. new officers as part of the "Community With a 10-year history in East Brunswick we look forward to many more years of Hoiberg, 20, has been a lifelong town- Oriented Policing Services, Funding service to the community ship resident and is in his second year at Accelerated for Smaller Towns" (COPS Middlesex County College, pursuing his FAST) program, sponsored by the degree in Criminal Justice. National Crime Bill. Son of retired Police Capt. Mclvin COPS FAST is a program where fed- Hoiberg, Brian's brother, Officer Robert eral funds are awarded through competi- any service Bernelh, is a dispatcher for the township. tive grants to townships throughout the $£0S 0 or package of Mayor Paul Matacera swore in the state, in efforts to speed the deployment of cadets Aug. 11 during a special ceremony, police officers onto the streets of (owns 5 Exp 2/29/96 cannot be combined with their friends and family present. At with less than 50,000 residents. yesterday's graduation, the same friends The township was informed in Febru- and family saw them become police offi- ary that it received $150,000 to supple- cers. ment the salary of two new officers over Established 1985 "Nineteen weeks later, these officers the course of three years, matching (he were trained in all the areas of law en- grant for $75,000 the first year, $50 000 SERENITDAY SPYA 257-8118 forcement and now begin their training in the second year and $25,000 the third Community Operational Policing," Police The township's starting salary for pa- 330 Old Bridge Turnpike, South River N.J. 08882 Director Thomas Maltese said. trolmen is $31,500. ' SENTINEL, DECEMBER 28, 1995 T $93K grant to put more cops on beat get from headquarters, this allows them immediate knowledge on warrants and summonses." COPS MORE is one of several grant NORTH BRUNSWICK — With the programs established by the crime bill, help of a federal grant, the township police signed by President Clinton last year, thai department will be equipping 15 patrol cars would facilitate putting 100,000 new offi- with computers to help keep its officers out cers on the streets of America's cities and of the office and on the street. towns. Rep. Frank Pallone (D-16th District) Pallone said the grant helps law en- said the program — known as Community forcement agencies purchase equipment, Oriented Policing Services, Making Officer hire support staff and pay for overtime, Re-deployment Effective (COPS MORE) expanding the time available for these — was geared toward law enforcement police officers to do community policing agencies serving communities with less work, rather than administrative duties. than 150,000 people. "This way, instead of having to leave North Brunswick received $93,000, the their patrols and come back to the station highest funding of six municipalities in house to do their reports, they can stay out Middlesex and Monmouth counties that on the street and send their reports in over qualified for the COPS MORE program. the computer," Maltese said. "They are on "That, to me, is a pretty significant the streets more and out there fighting crime achievement," said Police Director Thomas instead of doing paperwork." Maltese. Pallone said the COPS MORE appli- COPS MORE provides 75 percent of cations became available to communities at the cost of equipment, staff hiring or over- the beginning of this year through the U.S. time, with a 25 percent local matching Department of Justice. effort. Communities are required to demon- The grant funding will go towards pur- strate how the funds would result in an chasing 15 Mobile Data Terminals. The ter- actual increa.se in the number of officers minals are computers which provide infor- deployed in community policing. mation on warrants and identification. They Maltese said the additional equipment will be installed in the police vehicles. allows for the equivalent of having 10.5 Each terminal will be hooked up with more lull-time officers on the street a year. the police station headquarters to provide The funds must be in addition to, rather officers with the information they need to than instead of, previous funding commit- do their jobs more effectively. ments for law enforcement. "The new equipment will mean making "When it gets down to it, it means hav- a safer police officer," Maltese said. "By ing more men out on the street," Maltese giving them the access to information on said. "And that's what I've been trying to the road that they would normally have to do all along." HAPPY ANNIVERSARY — The North Brunswick Volunteer First Aid Track and field certification is available and Rescue Squad has decorated the display case in the lobby of the Government and Community Complex in celebration of its 40th an- The New Jersey Track and Field school track and field official. niversary. Residents can see a number of badges and pieces of Association, Central District, is accepting Classes begin on Jan. 18. equipment used since the beginning of the squad, to equipment applications from anyone 18 years and The deadline for submitting applica- used today. over residing in Middlesex, Union, tions is Jan. 11 (Photo by Jackie Pollack) Somerset or Warren counties, who is in- For more information, contact Robert terested in becoming a certified high Zifchak, 111 Hof Road, Edison, 08817. 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For inlorma- on Livingston Park Helmetta man was injured in a one-car thrown from passenger's side of the ve- lion, call Debbie Drukcr (90S) 297-7209. accident Dec. 2t, when he apparently hicle. Focus on North Brunswick, NoJth Brunswick's local access cable TV pro- lost control of his car and Hipped over a This (act made it apparent that the Contemporary giam, will present seveial events at snow bank. driver was not wearing his seatbelt dur- Livingston Pink Hleinentaiy School this Patrolman Robert Weiler reported ing the accident, police said. month. 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True e\er they want the entire year, as leaders inspire others to follow. A long as they stay unified. The Re- true leader is willing to listen, and publicans don't even have to con- change directions, if necessary. sult with the minority members of If Republicans wish to regain the council to make any decisions. their electoral strength in town, Republican committee members they must show the public they are Douglas Hoffman, Ted Van Hessen willing to listen, and learn, and will and Roger Craig can just go ahead take the views of all into consider- and appoint whomever they want ation, if they block out the voices ior each of the township commit- of those around them, the losses tees and boards. They can pass they suffered the last two years their own budget without regard to will become routine. the opinions of Democrats Debra Johnson and Edmund Luciano. On the other hand, Democrats fhey can make changes in person- should not just cry wolf, as minori- nel and programs. The majority ty parties sometimes do. Voters can make any decision, big or tend to get tired of politicians who small, without being disrupted by cry about problems without offer- the council minority. ing solutions. But we hope things don't work Certainly, it is premature to out that way. for a couple of impor- make any judgments about how the tant reasons. The first is that coun- new Township Committee is going cil members should always work to go about its business. On Jan. 2, together for the good of the town. the 1996 council will commence Partisan bickering and petty poli- business, with Luciano replacing tics never is in the best interest of Republican Larry Gildenberg, and, the public. A governing body can- if things go according to plan, with not be effective without the input Deputy Mayor Van Hessen taking of all of its members. After all, over for Hoffman as mayor. We Johnson and Luciano have the sup- have confidence that Van Hessen port of a significant number of will do a good job if he is made the people in the town, Each was a next mayor. He has the experience leading vote-getter during elections and the ability. in the last two years. Secondly, for their own sake, We urge that members on both sides of the aisle to take the high Republicans would be wise to see road of communication and coop- that, based on the results of the last eration over the rocky path of par- two elections, there are many dis- alarms So tisanship. The cost of municipal government is - resident increasing, but I am alarmed at the sky- tion to take a careful look at every c? rocketing tax rate we must pay for munic- pensc to determine its value and necessit' ipal government. South Brunswick Town- Example: Two Saturday mornings ago,' Think before you drink ship is certainly growing in population at heard the rumble of a plow going dow a rapid rate. Witness the large increase in Cleveland Lane. I looked out in wondc ^O ear's Eve, a tradition- the school enrollment each year. because I could not see any snow on th al time of holiday partying The-abuse of alcohol leads to street. s The township must provide services N i rapidlj approaching We for its new residents, but these people are When the plow turned up Taylor Roat h"P' Hut all our readers have^a also taxpayers. Ihc*rd a loud crash. The plow at las jo>mis time with faniilv and Their taxes should more than cover Plowed something - a manhole covet friends. services provided. Welcoming them to the TJT got out to inspect for dam township does not require the expense of a " goo-, without sayin« that in thC manholc new administration building or a new g '•"-ler u>be happy, one must be d administrator, and probably, not even new Plowing non-existent snow on Satur H-a tin. And one way to stay staff. LPay"VimC and a half overtime to ck ^;;'!tl.}. both physically and men- Yes, expenses may increase incremen- maghl 1;;IJ>-'^o be cautious in the use of « ^P^nt need alcohol. tally, but the tax base is also increasing. I removal is cannot understand why the tax rate is not - going down because of economy of scale? It is time for the township administra- PAUL C. MURRAY South Brunswick SENTINEL, DECEMBER 28, 1995 13 Report Card for Morth Brunswick 1? High School Proficiency Test (HSPT) Grade 11 Reading Mathematics Writing NBTHS 91.5% 88.8% 95.4% State avg. 83.2% 84.4% 88.5% Scholastic Assessment Tests (SAT) (68% students took test) Mathematics Verbal Total NBTHS 530 456 986 State avg. 481 418 899 95.6% of grade 12 students North State graduated. Brunswick Dropout rate is 3%. Post graduate plans Average cost $7,619 $8,619 4-year college 55% per pupil 2-year college 29% Other school 5% Faculty Military 2% avg. salary $43,060 $47,924 Employment 3% Undecided 6% experience 13yrs. 16yrs. Early Warning Test (EWT) Grade 8 % students at Level I & II tori Ann P*se Age Reading Mathematics Writing Linwood 95.8% 90.0% 96.8% £,CMt^ State avg. 90.8% 80.6% 88.4% N.B. education good value for the dollar increased in the reading section, but decreased m the mathematics and writing sections. School Board President Helen Schuler is NORTH BRUNSWICK — The town- very pleased wilh the distucl's results in the ship's ahilily to maintain a low cost per rcpoit cards. pupil and above average lesl scores are only "We do a really good job, although (here two of many statistics revealed in the newiy is always room to get better," Schuler said. icleased stale rcpoit cards Schuler said the district offers an ed- The 1995-96 report cauls show a cost ucation which is a good value for the dollar. pei pupil of $6,701, which is moic than She points out that the district's cost per $ 1,000 below the state average of $7,71 I. pupil is $1,000 less than South Brunswick Oven though the cost per pupil is low, and about $2,000 less than East Brunswick, test scores still remain significantly higher The report cards also show that ad- than the stale average. The average vanced placement scores have remained 2625 QL 130 Cranbury • 6O9-655-TOO Scholastic Assessment Test (SAT) scores steady, and the number of graduating stu- (or township students have increased by 24 dents planning to attend college icmains points since last yeai and aie now reported high. MEW YEAR'S EVE 95-96 at a combined 986. This aveiage is nearly The rcpoit cards show that the stu- Conic Celebrate New Year's Eve with all four friends mul 100 points over the stale average combined denl/tcachcr latio is higher than the stale family at four favorite place - CranlMiry Station! scoieof'899. average (14.2:1) in all the schools except The pcrcenlage of students who pass the Linwood School, wheic Ihe ratio is 11.8 Great Food, Great Fun High School Proficiency Test (HSPT) students per teacher. Champagne Toast At Midnight Char NORTH BRUNSWICK — Charges cedure to follow. Shnmp Cocktail filed against five high school students "The school district writes up the inci- Clams Oreqmuto caught smoking on school property were dents, but the complaints are filed by the I'lietl Cnhmari dismissed last week by a municipal court local Board of Health," Goldin said. judge. According to Goldin, the school district The judge's decision to dismiss the does not have the authority to issue charges charges followed several instances when or summonses itself, but the Board of district officials failed to appear in court. Health can. Prime Rib King Cut Judge Gerald Gordon released all five Earlier in the school year, 13 other stu- Chicken Sallhnbocca students from their possible fines and court dents were fined for smoking, but some of Met MUjnon Chicken Royate fees, although only three of the students had those fines were later suspended with the Surf and Turf Vl'al Madiera appeared in the courtroom. hopes that the students learned a lesson. NY Strip Steak Recent amendments to the district's North Brunswick Township High smoking policy on school property forbid School Principal Bob Rimmer has been Prune ,„ a Pink Vodka Sawe GrilteH Svvordfsh people from smoking anywhere on school stepping up anti-smoking efforts this year, lai grounds. Penalties for violators include se- including initiating the amendments to the ?!°\ Salmon vere fines and court appearances. existing policy. According to Martin Goldin, attorney — Brian,/. Lustig for the school board, the district has a pro- DECEMBER 28 1995 SENTINEL NS glan/edDec 2b Ihe dauyhtoi of the home ownei came home to find the place lan sacked Patrolman Kovin Dickinson investi- A car was broken into at the Heart gated and found the point of entry to be a Specializing In Quality Collision Repairs & Re finishing Breakers go go bar parking lot Dec 21 broken pane of glass in the back door, Patrolman Thomas Szabo investigated the which was ajar What was suspected to be complaint by the owner of the car a Kendall blood was found on the dooi jam and on a Park resident The victim had been frequent- broom that appeared to be used to clean up ing the bat and at the end of the evening, the broken glass from the door Burned Fast, Reliable, Guaranteed Craftsmanship returned to his 1990 Chevrolet Cavalier and matches were also found at the scene, found the passenger's side window which are suspected as the light source for Auto Glass Replacement smashed, and his wallet and several cas- the intruder sette tapes missing The management Approved Licensed N.J. Auto Body Shop turned over video surveillance tapes of the Referral Facility For Many Insurance Companys parking lot, but police believe them to be inaccurate, or the wrong tapes No further 24 Hour Towing & Recovery information was gained A 1989 GMC 3X3 Silverado was stolen Licensed Towing Service for South Brunswick Police A 1987 Ford Thunderbird belonging to from a Georges Road residence Dec 17 a New Brunswick woman was broken into Patrolman James Stoddard investigated the while parked at the lot of Malouf Ford, Route theft Police said the victim said the $10,000 908-297-7100 1/130 on Dec 21, and had various items truck was parked locked for the evening and removed from it Patrolman Michael Brandt in the morning was gone investigated the complaint by dealership A number of arrests were made this 24 Hour Immediate Towing employees that the car's passenger side week involving offenders driving while intoxi- window was smashed and a cellular phone cated was removed from the center console The • Theodore Vanweeren, 48, from (vlill- 908-297-9390 thieves attempted to remove the stereo, but town, was involved in a one-car motor ve- were unsuccessful They did however, gain hiclo accident on Dey Road Dec 21 Van- access to the trunk, damaging it in the weeren struck a utility pole, but was unin- process and removed a multi-disc CD jured He was charged with DWI changer Total damage was not available • Ronald Domanski, 39, a Miller Drive The victim was given a property loss report resident, was arrested by Patrolman Robert A "peeping Tom" was arrested Dec 22 Weiler as a result of a single car accident on for incidents occumng at Sassafras Court Haypress Road Dec 22 He was charged Residents of the area called in numerous with DWI reports of a voyeurism and gave a descrip- • Steven Becker, 28, fiom Franklin Park tion of the suspect Patrolman Thomas was stopped on Dec 23 by Patiolman Store Hours: PranicBiii Plaza Szabo spotted and individual matching the Robert Cannci on Route I Becker was 1199 Rt. 2? description walking along Finnegans Lane charged with DWI Mon.- Sat. 9am -10pm Eric Spector, 29, a Somerset resident, was • Torrence Reilly, 34, a New Road resi- Sun. -12 noon -5pm somerset m J arrested and charged with violating township dent, was stopped on New Road by Pa- 5 DAYS ONLY ordinance regarding voyeurism Spector trolman Scott Bevensee Doc 24 Reilly was 1 2337 DEC 28-JAN said he was walking in the area of Sassafras charged with DWI Court because he was thinking of buying a A 1988 Mazda RX7 was broken into in a unit there, police said lot off Route 522 on Dec 22 Patrolman A Lee Ave residence was burglarized John McNamara investigated the burglary, settfgram's f Dec 22 The victims left for work and return- wheie the driver's side window was ing that evening, found the home ransacked smashed and the car stereo, speakers and 175 L Whiskey Patrolman Jason Hatez investigated the amplifier, valued at $700, were removed H2* crime scene and determined that the point A 1984 Mercury Cougar was stolen of entry was the rear door, where a pane of from a Lincoln Lane tosidence Doc 24 glass had been broken A number of items Patrolman Scott Williams investigated the Dewars Evan Williams weie missing and the victim filled out a vic- scene The victim said the car was there in 1 75LSC0(Ch 1 75 L Bourbon tim property loss report the evening, but was missing the next morn- Hennessy v.s. Oifvas A Revere Road resident was the victim ing No signs of forced entry were found at 750 ML Cognac 750 ML Scotch of credit card fraud On Dec 22, the victim the scene became aware that three of her credit cards A 1987 Dodge was broken into on Barret Tanqueray Bacardi it. or Ok. were missing when more than $8,000 in Drive, Dec 26 Patrolman James Stoddard 1 75 L Gin 1 75 L Rum charges showed up on hei account One investigated the crime, where the driver's Jos® Cuervo Rflalibu charge appeared for paying a court fine in side window was smashed and the car 750 ML Gold Tequila 750MLRlim Edison Township The issue was turned stereo and CD player and one speaker were over to the Detective Bureau removed The total value of the equipment iailey's Irish Cream GoSdscliIager A Birchwood Court tesidence was bur- was $500 750 ML Liqueur 750 ML Liqueur glarized Dec 21 The victims returned home The hydraulic pump for a snow plow from a brief errand and found the front door was stolen fiom a 1987 Foid pickup Dec 26 CHAMPAGNES & WINES unlocked and noticed that a gold watch, Patrolman Frank Lombardo investigated the $150 cash and a set of car keys were miss- crime and reported that suspects neatly §c©rbes Frelxenet ing The victim's daughter had lost a set of removed the bolts connecting the pump to 750 ML 750 ML house keys earlier this month Patrolman the truck and removed the hydraulic mecha- Brut/X-Dry/Rose Cordon Negro Brut Kenneth Riley is investigating nism The victim said the equipment was in An Allgair Avenue residence was bur- place when he parked the truck that evening. 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Michelle Rutgers hosting career day 750 ML Spumante 750 ML Brut/X Dry/BJc de Blc Taylor Ballatore Employcis, college students and Rutgers Students and giaduates planning 750 ML Brut/X-Dry/Pink 750 ML Spumante graduates will have the chance to get to attend will have the chance to speak Harvey's Bristol Cream Andre together at the New Jeisey Collegiate with iecruiteis who aie hiring or scicening 750 ML Sherry , 750 ML All Types Careei Day at Rutgers University, New candidate*, foi luture openings carlo Rossi Brunswick, on Jan 5 Those planning to attend the program Suiter Home 4L Btt All Types 750MLWI Zinfandel The event is. sponsoied by Rutgeis Ca- aie advised to bung an ample supply of BEER & COOLERS reer Seivices and the New Jersey State lesumes and to diess as they would loi a Chamber of Commeicc job interview No fee will be chaiged foi Molson More than 125 New Jeisey and New attending and theie is no pre-iegistration eartles & Jaymes Yoik metropolitan aiea companies will set Companies will generally be located in Golden/lce/Ught Coolers S 2/12 pk 12-oz NRBtls up booths at the Rutgeis Student Center the following aieas 4 pk 355 ML NR Stls and BIOWCI Commons on College • Rutgeis Student Centei Scientific illSCll Avenue Students and graduates liom any and technical icuuiting Heisieta or Amstel it. college oi university can speak with • Browei Commons Business and lib 2/12pk 12-oz NRBtls. 2/12pk 12-oz Cans employers between 9 10 a in and 4 p m eral lecruiting MieteSob Reg. or i.t. Natural Light All degree levels and academic majois Foi mote infoimation and directions, 4/Spk 12 oz NRBtls 2/12pk 12-0/! Cans... aie welcome, said Janet Beirut din, pio- call Rutgeis Caicet Sciviccs at (908) 932- giam cooidinator ol taiccr suvices at 8105 NS SENTINEL, DECEMBER 28, in<; lo hospital ollicials, the township was- n't hi,1.1 enouyh lor Iwo such olliccs. Laitr, howrvn. Robert Wood Johnson barked out allei hospital ollicials could not come to 1 trims wiih officials Irotn Ihe Medical eui'i "suspu ions," although their \\ a , no l'eiitci a! Puncelon, which w as also pait of locial nu)oi (lain.tj'e or any reported mimics No 1 (he pioposcd move urt.mo • nii'sis wen evei m.tde ]ul)S was a hil1 year (or lasl-lood en- Luciano, who had ne\ei hcloie won ,111 Bujsimcs.s mews SOUTH BRUNSWICK SHUT v ihusiasls in Ihe township' a new Wendy's January, Soulli Brunswick lias scon its .share elected political OIIKC, edged (tildcnbeig The township's economy ; ol a ma|oi icstauianl opened on Route I, and con of controversy, and had a double helping ol by roughly HO \ oles The Democrat will boos! when two companies Volkswagen slruclion began on a new Burgci King, to bolh good news and had news. join paily mate IVbia Johnson and the rest America Inc. and Tommy Ilill'igei Inc. be located cliieelly acioss Route I from of the Township Committee at the commit- This was a year of ups and downs for announced plans lo open huge McDonald's. tee's Jan 2 reuigani/alional meeting. warehouse/dislribulion lacilities in South the township, a year when numerous Nursery school H^ht School System statewide, regional and local issues came to Brunswick. Both companies held ground- This was also a big yeai lor Ihe Soulh The Kendall Park Co-Operative nursery breaking ceremonies in 1995 each a head and put South Brunswick in the school, which has existed for decades, sud- Brunswick school system. Mareie spotlight more than jusl a few times. attended by (!ov. Christie Whitman and Kaminker, one ol the most popular Board ol denly found itself in need ol a home when plan lo have their facilities up and runninj', Topping the list of important issues horn the Sand Hills Presbyterian Church lulucation members m die history of Ihe 1995 is Route 92. After years on the stale by late 1W6. lown, announced thai she was stepping announced thai il would nut renew Ihe Co After months of negotiation, the town- Department of Transportation's (hawing op's lease. Nuiseiy school ollicials thought down liom liei position as school board hoard, (he east-west spur of the New Jersey ship and Comcast Cable Inc. dually agreed piesidenl and would nol seek re election to they had an easy move when Si. Barnabas on a rclVancliismg aj'iecnienl The new Turnpike became a swift and sudden reality lipiseopal Church oliercd lo house the Co- the hoaid. School Board member John Woll in 1995; and not even the combined efforts contract will eventually bung I 10 channels op. into Ihe living rooms ol township residents, was named as Kaininkei's leplaeemenl. of the Township Committee and several I I I lai i y DCISMIIO of Ihc South state politicians could dissuade the DOT. However, Township Attorney Joseph as well as a new school .system only cable Benedict and several othei neit'bbots ol Si access channel and a "B" loop lor closed Biunswiek Police Department, meanwhile, Township CommiUeeman Roger Craig ciieuil television ihioiij'hout the municipal was re elected to the hoard, while Kami even hatched an alternate proposal, which Barnabas vociferously opposed thai ieloc.1 lion, and dragged the mailer mil in a gut complex anil Ihe school system Sokel and Anna fiipc won hoaid .seals. included a new New Jersey Turnpike exit lo 1 )i. Judy Zminiei man, ihc only pi incipal be known as 8B. However, DOT officials wrenching, moiilhs-ionj', Zoning Board Soulh Biunswiek's lirsl cable access hearing. channel, SBTV Channel 50, j;oi oil (he lo I'UT hold the irins at Ihe Indian Fields would have none of it, and plans for Route I'ienienlaiy School, lei I the dislricl for a job 92 have proceeded full steam ahead. When the Zoning Board eventually ground in 1995. Since Cios.sioads New.-, ruled in favor of Si. Barnabas and the Co- (he channel's first regularly scheduled with Ihe Spring! icId School sy.slcin. But the turnpike spur was not the only Zimmerman was leinpoi.iiily replaced by transit-related dilemma dropped on the Op, relocation opponents announced that show aired in January, (lie station has they would, indeed, appeal. However, they produced four oilier shows, including Soulh I )i. John I lavinond, (lie distntl's diieclor ol township's head this year. NJ Transit an- lestiii;.', and (hen permanently replaced by nounced a proposal lo run a commuter train decided to forego Ihe Township Committee iininxwick Dispatch v/1, which is now also and take the mailer to eoml; lot good mea- being shown on one of Comcast's county- Harriet Heckennan, a principal from ihe through the back yards of several .lainesburi1, school .system. Monmouth Walk residents: that pioposal sure, several relocation opponents also filed wide channels. a defamation of character lawsuit against Health cure And even a.s a scries of smoke bombs sparked an intense resistance movement, as disrupted classes at South Brunswick High locals banded together to form the Coalition nursery school supporters. Those matters Two major' hospitals — Robert Wood of Neighborhoods to Stop the Train, should be resolved sometime in 1996. Johnson University Hospital anil Si. Peter's School la.sl spring and this fall, school of- ficials have moved ahead with plans to However, despite the best efforts of The Township Committee voted to hike Medical Center, both in New Brunswick — the residential lax rate by eight cents in announced plans lo open satellite medical construct a new high school at (he inter- those residents, Township Committee section of Ridge Road and Stouts Lane. members and state officials including As- 1995, after Iwo years of no increases in Ihe offices in South Brunswick in 1995, sembly woman Barbara Wright (R-14th tax rate. allhougli bolh backed out of those propos- A groundbreaking for that new school District) and Congressman Dick Zimmer Police blotter als later in the year. was held in September, and officials expect (R-I2th District), the proposed Lakewood- Liarly in 1995, North Brunswick resident St. Peter's backed out because, accord- it will he open by September 1997. lo-Monmouth Junction commuter rail has Bienda Wolf was killed during a botched made NJ Transit's shortest of short lists, holdup at Ihe store she operated with her and may become a reality when the mass- husband, the Jeffrey Scott I'ine Jewelers transit organization announces its plans shop on Route 27. early in 1996. Grieving husband Jeffrey Wolf — who Township officials also began a push to told police at first that one ol' three men see Route 522 completed. Construction on who entered his store had shot Brerula - the portion of the east-west inter-county later admitted thai the fatal bullet came roadway that will run from New Road lo from his own gun, fired as he attempted to Route I, behind the Whispering Woods ward off the robbers. Wolf was never development, has begun, and is expected to charged in the fatal shooting. he finished by mid-1996. The actual robbers, however, have all The township also sparred in court with been caught and charged with murder — several development companies and United including fugitive Avrani Gottlieb, who Jersey Bank over ownership of Promenade was tracked down in Canada and allegedly Boulevard, or section 5A of Route 522. The masterminded the plot with local dentist road was closed for roughly two months and former South Brunswick resident Harry while a Superior Court judge tried lo figure Insabella, who police said was allegedly out who was responsible for the road's using the Wolfs as unwitting fences for maintenance; in the end, Ihc judge decided stolen jewelry. thai United Jersey Bank — by virtue of a Other 1995 police stones proved to be contract with the development company, less macabre bul more entertaining. Rock Eastern Properties Inc. — was the responsi- 'n' roil star John Popper, lead singer for the ble party. band Blues Traveler, was arrested in South The year in politics Brunswick in September after police dis- Democratic Committeewoman Dcbra covered eight hollow-point bullets in his Johnson took her seat at the Township car; Popper entered a plea of no contest at Committee's dais in January, breaking a his local arraignment and the matter was two-year Republican stranglehold on the quietly shipped off to Superior Court. five-person committee. The township became an emergency air- Republican Cominitteeman Douglas port twice in a single month this year, as Hoffman, with only one year's worth of two single-engine planes were forced to experience on the committee, was named make emergency landings. In both cases, mayor, and quickly forged himself a repu- the planes suffered catastrophic engine fail- tation for being somewhat abrasive towards ure; the first had to float lo a landing off of his constituents. New Road after its engine conked out 1,000 That issue came to a head in November feet over Route 1, and the second made a when Hoffman got into an argument with slightly more bumpy — but equally safe — former Superintendent of Schools Dr. touchdown off of Route 522 shortly after James Kimple. They wound up publicly taking off from Old Bridge Airport. No hurling personal insults at each other one injuries were reported in either incident. lively Tuesday night. In late March and early April, the South Roger Craig, meanwhile, embarked on Brunswick Police Department and the an unsuccessful campaign for Middlesex South Brunswick Fire Safety Bureau inves- County Freeholder, while his former run- tigated a series of "suspicious fires" off of ning mate — Committecman Larry Langley, Slillwell and Drinking Brook roads. A total of five fires were reported as tusatiL OLE ANDERSEN 89 of South Brunswick fore moving to Arlington Texas for three years Interment was in Washington Monumental died Dec 26 at Robert Wood Johnson He lived in South Brunswick for the past 13 Cemetery, South River University Hospital New Brunswick Born in years He was a service writer for McDonough Hojstrup, Denmark he came to New York City Chrysler Plymouth, East Brunswick, for 15 ELEANOR W. ROSS, 48, of Amherst, Va , in 1923 and moved to the Kendall Park section years He also was a delivery person for Boyt's died Dec 23 at The Bnarwood Home, Amherst of South Brunswick in 1970 He had been a Pharmacy South River, for four years He was Born in New York City, she lived in East baker for Beas Honey Buns in New York City a member of Summit Engine Company in South Brunswick before moving to Amherst She was before retiring in 1981 He was a member of River, a life member of the N J Exempt predeceased by her husband, Bruce, who died Christ the King Lutheran Church, Kendall Park Firemen s Association, and a member of the last year Surviving are two daughters, Tamra Surviving are his wtfe Anna O Anderson South River Moose Lodge, No 165 He was a Montgomery of Pasadena, Md and Rama M I C M A E L Services were held at Christ the King Lutheran communicant of St Marys Church, South River Langan of Syracuse, N Y , and her mother, Church Interment was in Gnggstown Cemetery, Surviving are his wife the former Colleen Martha Weber of East Brunswick Funeral HEGARTY Franklin Lynch, two sons Robert Shawn and Frank arrangements were under the direction of the Funeral Home John both of South Brunswick a brother Rezem Funeral Home, East Brunswick 3377 Route 9, Old Bridge, NJ 08857 CLAIRE HARRISON BALDWIN, 72, of Mill- Alexander Kovach of Council Bluff Iowa, two Tel: (908) 679-4422 Fax: (908) 679-7388 town, died Dec 25 at Robert Wood Johnson grandsons, and several nieces and nephews DANIEL PATRICK RYAN, 26, of University Hospital Now Brunswick Born in Funeral services were hold at the Brunswick New Brunswick she movod from Edison to Memorial Homo East Brunswick followed by a Spotswood died Dec 21 at the University of Milltown 24 yeurs cigo She was employed as a Mass of Christian Burial at St Marys Church, Nebraska Medical Center, Omaha Born in New senetdry for Superior Court Judge C John South River Interment was in Holy Trinity Brunswick, he lived in Spotswood most of his vie- Stroumstbos in Middlofpx County Sho was a Cemetery Hopelawn life Surviving are his parents, Daniel and Bar- communicant of Our Lady of Lourdes Chuirh bara Radick Ryan of Spotswood, two brothers, Ifa W CHURCH STREET Kenneth Ryan and Michael Ryan, both of JAMESBURG. NEW JERSEY 08831 Milltown Sho i > Mirvivod by hor husbnnd JOSEPH LEZARK JR 66 of Noith William Baldwin hoi mothoi Blanche riobiiv on Brunswick diocl Doc <'() at Robi rt Wood John Spotswood his maternal grandmother, Theresa hor son William Main on and stepson ^ son University Hospital Now BIUIISWK k Born in Radick of East Brunswick, and his paternal 908-521-0020 William Gharlfis Dunn and David Baldwin hc>i Nr w Brunt wick ho livtd in North Brunswick for giandmother Elizabeth Ryan of Spotswood daughter Blanche Harrison Blown and fivi more than 40 yoar Ho owned Raiitan Valley Funeial seivicos were held at the Rezem Fu- Stanley J Lester Gregorys lostcr David L Lost or c noral Homo East Brunswick, followed by Mass Owner Director Manager Director grandchildren Hinoial sorvuo. wore hold Roofing Co Noith Umii^wic k • ine e 1 ib Church, Milltown Inlormont was in St ddughtois Candy Drocit of North Brunswick Jo Cemetery, Morganville Lisa M. Wolf sen Manager Marys Omotory East Diunswick Ann Voorhoes of Highland P irk and Judy Funeral Director Stickel of Bordentowna brother Luqono of Old GEORGE NORMAN TABAY, 63, of Surf- MARILYN BROWN of Diqlishtown, diod Bridge throe bisters bll/aboth Hunt of Tranton, side Beach, S C , died Dec 23 in Grand Strand Doc 12 at GantruStntu Modical Center Lillian Toth of Spotswood and Doidno Mirkalski Regional Medical Center Born in Beaver, Pa , MONMOUTH Freehold Township Born in Brooklyn she lived in Florida, and throe qrandrhildren Services he was the son of the late George and Mary in Old Bridge for 11 years before moving to were under the. direction of Selover Funeral Yaros Tabay He was a member of the Deer MEMORIAL Englibhtown a year ago Mrs Brown was a Home North Biunswick Entombment was at Track Golf Resort He was a manager of Sayre- yuneralOiotnt bookkoopoi for Morty Blown Assoc , Old Bridge Franklin Memorial Park Mausoleum North woods South Little League in Old Bridge and for 20 years before retiring 30 years ago She Brunswick served on the board of directors for more than 89 Highway 34, Aberdeen, NJ 07747 was a communicant of HacJaosan Surviving aro 15 years He is survived by his wife Nancy Tel: (908) 566-4444 Fax: (908) 566-9680 hor husband Morton a s>on Errol Brown of CHARLOTTE RACKENBACK POPP, 80, of Williams Tabay of Surfside Bearh, one son, Jon Syosset, NY a daughter Jamie Biown of Fort bayievillo died Dec 22 at home Bom in Sayre Chustopher Tabay of Old Bridge two daugh- L.M.Wolfsen Manager Lee a sistei Adip Scherl of Boca Raton, Fla viilo sho was a lifelong resident Hei husband ters, Jan Guglielmi of Monroe and Jillian Funeral Director and hor father, Harry Scherl ol Doerfiold Bearh Harold H Popp died in 196H and hor biother Peltzman of Irmo S C , two brothers Frank Fla Funeral arrangements wore undor the di- Fred Rackenbai k died in 19B3 Surviving aro Tabay of Beaver Pa , and Raymond Tabay of S" rection of Bloomfield Cooper Jewish Chapels two sons Harold W and William Popp both of Coraophs Pa one sister, Frances McPatten of Inc, Manalapan Jackson, two daughters Merilin Williams of Monaca, Pa , and two grandchildren Services Sayiovillo and Valorie Niomlarn of Edison a sis were held at Goldfinch Funeral Home, Beach ROBERT CHARLES KOVACH 59 oftor Erma Gourloy of Spot'.wood, and seven Chapel in South Carolina Memorial donations South Brunswick died Deo 24 at St Peter s gidndchildron Seivites woio arranged by Mai may be made to the American Heart Associa Medical Center New Brunswick Born in Perth iszewski Funeial Home Sayroville, with a Mass tion 5805 Porcher Ave Myrtle Beach S C at Our Ladies of Victories Chuirh Sayroville 29577 MEET YOUR MATC Go ahead - give it a try.*, YOU WON'T BE ALONE FOR LONG! 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Name East Brunswick, NJ. 08816 Address Fax: City 908-432-0016 State Zip * .Td lialmi trad respond jp SENTINEL, DECEMBER 28, 1995 17 3103 Commons Way $120,000 11 Huron Court $274,000 26 Gaifield Avo $140,000 49 Jernee Drive $280,000 8 Monroe Place $124,000 128 Hntfiold Lane $62,000 307 Ktaemer Court .$159,990 8 Montclaii Couit $292,500 62 Herbert Dnve $123,000 2 Fairfield Road $178,000 11 Packard Road $210,000 C Morgan Place $81,000 25 Jernec Drive $267,000 10 Yorktown Road $260,000 1 I Pearl Road $178,000 304 Kraemer Court $159,990 37 Addingto n Court $315,000 5 Rutledge Court $130,000 305 Kraemer Court $139,990 39 Addington Court $255,000 396 Ryders Lane $126,000 19 Laurie Drive $134,000 I8BIUCC Court $125,000 14 Albeniarle Road $184,000 43 Treat Lane $139,990 14 Hnikins (load $110,000 102 Longfield Court $54,000 25 Bosko Drive $280,000 507 Chester Couit $80,000 39 Lincoln Avo $1Gb,00() 3 Meadow/lark Lane $181,000 13 Carter Road $241,500 235 Blew Court $64,000 49 Leonard Road $1 69,000 18 Peach Orchard Drive $203,500 15 Dallenb ach Lane $102,000 30 Buck Road $195,000 49Leonaid Road $111,000 41 Peach Orchard Drive $314,500 34 Frost Ave $224,000 33 Crandall Drive $116,000 24 Haig Avo $103,500 4 Lonczak Lane $315,000 79 LaRue Lane $120,500 3 Dorolee Road $352,000 3 Lynbrook Place $190,000 26 Lewis Court $172,000 496 Riva Ave $182,000 6MontclairCourt $251,622 560 Riva Ave $682,500 14 Oxford Road $155,000 249 Rooney Court $149,000 26 Revock Road $265,000 6 Sheridan Ave $130,000 21 Ross Court $148,000 67 Flaglor St $214,500 8 Adams Court $165,000 25 Innes Road $253,500 148 Barono Lane $119,000 303 Kraemer Court $159,990 62 Covington Court $134,000 347 McDowell Drive $83,500 8 Delaware Drive $285,000 13 North Drive $176,000 40 Dexter Road $228,000 3 Rebel Run Drive $292,500 215 Dunhams Corner Road $178,000 6 Rodney Road $122,000 20 Ellison Ave $214,500 15 Rolling Rosta Road $195,000 5 Farmingdale Road $208,000 7 Timber Road $270,000 3 Griffin St $281,000 2 Appleby Lane $233,000 20 Harvey Circle $127,000 12 Azalea Court $165,000 49 Hillsdale Road $148,000 Mmmffl! 1582 Rt. 130 North •••; "A Champion m lii.i.s FieldField" f/ t mammummm Lake I'urritigton Pliiza 30-year Fixed 15-year Fixed 1-year A.R.M. 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Gregg Anderson, who has been coach- ing the Raiders since 1973, seems opti- mistic that his squads will remain compet- itive. "The girls' team is deep and very strong in every event," he said. "And the boys' team, while not as deep as in prior years, should hold its own." The leadership will be supplied by se- nior captains Mark Csanlos, Scott Mason, Marylynn Matacera and Krista Doby. Amy Hill will serve as the diving captain. Back from last year's boys' team are senior Brian Alexander (butterfly), juniors Brad Weinstein (butterfly, breast stroke, and individual medley), Mike Marino (sprints) and Brian Troichuck, and sopho- more Glenn Billard (freestyle). "Brian is starting to come around as a point scorer for us so far this year," An- derson noted. The girls' team returns New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association (NJSIAA) Meet qualifiers Jennifer Willis- ton and Roberta Salerno, who head up an impressive junior class that will make up BUTTERFLY1NG — Brad Weinstein of North Brunswick Township High School's swimming team is one of the the bulk of the team. veterans Coach Gregg Anderson will be counting on to continue the program's winning ways. At an intersquad scrimmage held ear- lier this month, Williston set a new school (File photo) record in the 200 individual medley. She Jessica Socha. Anderson's outlook for the season is a A makeup meet with Hillsborough was specializes in backstoke, but will be used Making their debuts for the boys are a good one and the undefeated starl gives scheduled for Tuesday. in a variety of events this season. pair of sophomores, Chris Cafiero and reason for continued optimism. Also on tap for the boys' team this The girls' team's other returning ju- Jeremy Snepar. "The girls have a very good shot at week is a Friday showdown with tradi- niors are Erin Strimple, Jennifer Lesko, So far, both teams are off to good starts winning the Greater Middlesex Confer- tional state powerhouse St. Joseph's of Elise Barbaro and Rachel Perla. at 2-0. They were both victorious in meets ence (GMC) Meet," he said. "They have a Metuchen. "Our very deep junior class will anchor versus Hightstown and Old Bridge. strong rivalry with Bishop Ahr. Bishop On Saturday, Jan. 6, the Raiders will our girls' team both this year and next," Weather and other factors have caused Ahr won the meet last year, but we beat host the 19th Annual North Brunswick Anderson said. the cancellation of four other meets. The them two years ago by just 1 1/2 points. Diving Invitational at the high school, fea- New to the girls' team this year will recent snowstorms and the replacement of "Hopefully the boys can take second at turing divers from 20 schools. be freshmen Kaitie Colligan, a breast their diving boards will lead to reschedul- the GMC meet," he said. "With St. For additional information, please con- stroke specialist who will also swim in ing of their meets against Lawrence and Joseph's of Metuchen around, I would be tact Anderson at (908) 873-2225, or call other events, and butterfly specialist Steinert. very satisfied with second." the school at (908) 821-8200. Palazzo takes helm of NB track team BY NEIL SCHUMAN Staff Writer New coach inherits experienced team from Bazemore Last year, the North Brunswick High "Tiran is looking at beating the school and Pete Lamanna. ture some depth at the middle distance School boys' winter track team amassed a record at hurdles this year," Palazzo said. At the distance events, Dan Lupa and events, but we may not be quite as strong 5-1 meet record under the leadership of Key returning track performers include Mike Lupia will lead the charge for the in the high jump, where we aren't very Coach John Bazemore. junior sprinter Brett Johnson, sophomore Raiders. experienced." This year, Mike Palazzo, who has distance runner Greg DiNapoli and junior Rounding out the squad will be sprint- Although he is optimistic, Palazzo has- coached the cross country teams for the middle distance runner John Flores. ers Mike O'Neal, Eddie Ortiz and Del fin n't really seen enough to be certain of the past 17 years, takes the helm, as the The field squad will feature the return Quijano and middle distance runner outlook for the season. Raiders take an experienced team into the of junior shot-putter Jamie Strauss. Shawn Regan. . "The East Brunswick Relays were season. New for the Raiders winter track squad Palazzo thinks his team has the ingre- snowed out and that was my only shot at The experience and leadership will are sprinters Chris Malekkides, a senior, dients it will take to remain competitive. seeing how we stack up," he said. "We're come from senior captains Joe Notariani and Jack Lee, a junior. "We're very deep in sprinters and at looking for the guys to be really psyched (shot put), Naveen Sikha (sprints, 800, New to the winter field squad this year the shorter distances. With Mike, Dan and up for the meets and for the experienced and 4 x 400 relay), Bryan Tedesco (800 will be junior high jumper Brian Anatol. Greg coming off strong cross country sea- guys to show the newcomers the tricks of and 1,600), and Tiran Winston (55 and Other sprinters who have looked good sons, we should be tough in the 800, 1,600 the trade, So far, though, there appears to other sprinting events, and 55 hurdles). so far include Steve Gabay, Mike Horvath and 3,200," he said, adding, "We also fea- Continued on page 19 SENTINEL, DECEMBER 28, 1995 1 @ North Brunswick The Veterinary Group basketball wrap up ofMrnston Pedro Berrios and Dyshion Simonson middle-school player, led North combined for 28 points to iead the North Brunswick scorers with 11 points. Brad Proudly Announces the addition of Brunswick Running Rebels' middle Davis and Roberto Berrios added six a school basketball team to a 53-39 win piece, while Chris Chibbaio scored five. over Perth Amboy in pre-season play on Despite Amber Shanahan's 10 points, KARINHALL Dec. 17. Berrios, one of only two re- North Brunswick's girls' team was blown turnees from last spring's Freeholders out by the Sayreville Gems, 42-14. The CERTIFIED MASTER GROOMER Tournament runner-ups, notched nine of mostly young and inexperienced North iwfib 20years grooming experience his 15 points in the second half, when the Brunswick team was shut down offen- Rebels staged an 18-4 burst to defeat the sively in Ihe first half, falling behind 30-2. undermanned Perth Amboy unit. Caroline Rebeck and Loti Schmidt scored Simonson added 13 points, including the other Mustang points. The Mustangs six, in a key second-quarter spurt that put are 0-2 in pre-season contests. Our Full Service Hospital is Open for North Brunswick ahead to stay. George In the day's most exciting game, North Appointments, Surgeries & Boarding Langcr scored six points and John Brunswick's elementary school Running Bellavia chipped in four for the Running Rebels (1-3) lost a 62-61 heartbrcaker to Mon. • lues. • Thurs. 9-7:30 j FMEE J Rebels, who pushed their pie-season Perth Amboy in overtime. The Rebels Fri. 9-5 • Sat. 9-2» Sun 9-12 record to 3-3. trailed 33-17 at the half against the speedy i Pet Exam i On Saturday, Simonson scored 14 Perth Amboy unit. But in the thiid quar- 4491 Route 27, Kingston, with tw. coupon points, while Kevin Walters added nine in ter, LaQuon Rankins sparked an incredi- | new clients only North Brunswick's 44-38 win ovei Bay- ble comeback by notching eight points to call for appointment onne. The game was one of streaks as the cut the lead to four by the start of the 1 Rebels found themselves down 12 at the fourth quarter. half before taking an 18-point lead, then In that quailer, Andicw Rcmm took almost blowing it at the end. Berrios control in the middle, scoring five points added six points lor the winners. and pulling down several big rebounds. In The middle school students were the addition, Rcmni hit two free thiows with only winners in pre-season play this three seconds left to tic the game at 55. weekend for North Brunswick's traveling In the overtime, Perth Amboy's> basketball units. Roberto Olivicrre hit a twisting, Earl urs.by In their prc-season game, the high Monroe-like drive down the lane for Ihc school boys blew a nine-point third-quar- game winner with 10 seconds to play ter lead and lost to Perth Amboy, 69-55. Two North Brunswick shots missed uarino Kevin Garrity's eight first-half points and belore the buzzer. (our blocked shots helped give the Rebels Remm finished the game with 12 Pre-SeasojQL a 33-27 half-time lead. points, while Rankins added 10. Jairod Gamty left before ihc second half lor Marshall hit lor 9, Jared Kahn for 7, John an NBTHS practice and the quicker, Daugeit for 5, Shaheid Williams, 4, and pesky Perth Amboy team found smoother Sean Cameron, 4. sailing, driving down the middle for easy The teams will be dedicating their sea- baskets and outscoring North Brunswick son to Fran Venute, the Linwood Middle 25-12 in the fourth quarter. School teacher who passed away last Jonathan Jean-Louis, the team's only month. Palazzo takes helm SAL1 Ends Dec. 31 si Continued from page 18 Palazzo hopes the Raiders can win as be a lot of camaraderie on the team." many of their meets as possible and that The Raiders' main competition will there will be some great individual per- For nearly SO years Furs by Guarino come in the form of their neighbors and formances along the way. has been wrapping you in luxury. On Wednesday, Jan. 3, North chief rivals, the Vikings of South Come visit one of our convenient Brunswick. Brunswick will take on Bishop Ahr in a Last year, the Raiders' lone defeat dual meet. The following Friday and Sun- showrooms and see our tremendous came at the hands of the Vikings and this day, they will be competing in the Greater selections oft Shearling, Leather, year they hope to avenge the loss. Middlesex Relays. Cloth', Mink, Fox, Beaver, Raccoon, Coyote & More! AM at tremendous Sale Prices! 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On the property of famous Emporium" gas station SO DECEMBER 28, 1995, SENTINEL NS The South Brunswick Soccer Club offering an indoor soccer league for will be offered on Monday afternoons league for fifth- and sixth giadcis wil Board meeting will be held at 7;30 p.m. youngsters, ages 4 through fourth grade. and Tuesday evenings. Dance lessons for also be offered Iroin April lo mid-June on Jan. 8 at (he municipal building, Children, ages 4 and 5, play on Friday children, ages 4-6, will be held on For more information, call (90S) 129 Route 522, Monmouth Junction. The and Saturday afternoons; first- and sec- Tuesday afternoons and Saturday morn- 1150. meeting is open to the general public for ond-graders on Wednesday afternoons ings. Beginner to advanced swim lessons Ihe first hour and then goes into closed and third- and fourth-graders on Monday for 6- to 14-year-olds are available on Beginning Jan. 3, three week hilling session. and Thursday afternoons.Young basket- Tuesday afternoons at the Princeton and pitching clinics will he conducled ai ball players, ages 6-9, can participate in Theological Seminary pool located off the South Brunswick Grand Slain, 51 The South Brunswick Family the Y's traveling basketball teams. Route 1 South, behind the Princeton Stouts Lane. There will be basic and YMCA is now accepting registration for Games and practices are held on week- Market Fair. This spring, the YMCA will advanced programs in both activities with their winter youth sports programs. end afternoons. The season runs from be offering a T-ball baseball league for 4- participants in (he hilling progiam lonued Starting in January, the YMCA will be January to mid-March. Karate lessons and 5-year-olds. A traveling lacrosse into groups of six and pitching progiam participants will be formed into groups ol four. Both programs will be divided based on age and ability. Basic hilling and basic and advanced pitching will be conducted in one-hour sessions. The advanced hit- Ktoyd*4*C Itn 44+ ting clinic will be conducted in 90 minute sessions. The hitting program will be con- ducted on Tuesdays and Wednesdays and the pitching clinic will be held on Thursdays. The cost of both basic clinics is $50. The advanced hilling clinic cosls $70. Advanced registration is icquinnl and the programs will be filled on a first Y^AtJhMM come basis. For more information call (908)274-1919. The Greater Middlesex Conference- Holiday Greetings to Middlesex County Residents from the is seeking an assignor for all varsity soc- cer matches effective with the 1996 sea- Middlesex County Improvement Authority son. All interested persons should send a resume to: Greg Fiearrn, Athletic (MCIA) Director, Perth Amboy High School, Pcrlh Amboy, New Jersey OKKM. Trees: As part of the Middlesex County Improvement Authority's yard waste recycling program, Christmas trees will be chipped this season at several county & municipal locations. Following January 1st, your municipality's Department of Public Works will determine and carry out collection schedules for the curbside collection of Christmas trees. Please call your local recycling coordinator for more information. Hanover Remember, before placing trees at the curb, remove ALL decorations including tinsel. f: MAQNIFICENTS HOLES ON TOP^OF HILL, 8 MILES S.VV. OF: GREAT ADVENTURE ON #537 Greeting Cards, Gift Wrap, Gift Boxes: Make it a "blue" Christmas by placing these holiday paper goods in your "blue" mixed paper container. Flattened, uncrumpled gift WINTER RATE BEGINS NOVEMBER 1ST OF 1995 THROUGH 2/28/96 wrap and boxes will save space in your container. For municipalities in the MCIA's SENIOR MQNBOlRy IRIDA1LXCCPTJIOLIDAY curbside recycling program*, all of these itemjs, EXCEPT metallic and foil gift wraps, §iP~£MJ±fiOAM AFTER 11,00 AM $12"°-Green $10"-Green should be recycled in your blue, rectangular recycling container with the other mixed J18°°-Grcen & Cart J16»-Grcen & Cirl REGULAR paper - mail, computer, office, colored & white paper, glossy inserts, envelopes, etc. WEEKDAYS WEEKENDS & HOtlDAYS 2MM:U 00 Jl-f-Green J2<1"-Creen $20"-Green k Cart $32"-Green h Cdrt * Municipalities currently participating in the MCIA AFTER 11:00 AM fflB_121W NOON Middlesex County Improvement Authority J12--Green J15"-Green 101 Interchange Plaza curbside recycling program include Cranbury, $16™-Green&Cart J20"-Green & Cart Cranbury,NJ08512 Dunellen, Helmetta, Jamesburg, Milltown, Monroe, David B. Crabiel New Brunswick, Old Bridge, Plainsboro, Piscataway, IN CASE YOU Freeholder Director MCU liaison Sayreville, South Amboy, South Plainfield, and South HAVEN'T River. For other municipalities, please follow the MCIA Commissioners HEARD... Anthony J. Zarillo, Chairman mixed paper guidelines set by your municipality. Christiana Foglio, Vice Chairperson Leonard J. Roseman Ralph Mocci Robert G. Luban Richard Pucci Executive Director STARKEY All Make Service N.J.LIC.#209 ^sssigglk. Since 1957 Edward Windas Recycling Manager 1-800-488-MCIA L Requests for accomodationymaterials in alternate format please call Jane Leal (609) 655-5141 or D- 1-800-852-7899 via New Jersey Relay Service. 254-1122 152 Main Street (Rt. 535) IMUcOffKt. la/South River NS SENTINEL DECEMBER 28 1995 i n " •• i i wmmmmmk EAST BRUNSWICK Luxury MANICURIST Br YOUH MONDAY Line Ads - 1:30 pm REAL ESTATE 1 bedroom Condo for ionOW! 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Sam 5pm & have car Flexible DRIVERS days Call 1 800-42B-7571 4 Lines • 2 Weeks Prepaid GOVERNMENT Foreclosed Airport Llmo flexible houro DEAL homes for pennies on $1 and High S$ Retirees PAYROLL/DATA ENTRY Prepaid $4 50 each additional line Delinquent Tax Repo s FREEHOLD welcomed Call 908 Gil 2000 Flexible hours feadin;) to F/T REO s Your Area Toll Free Rent 2 000 sq It to 10 000 sq pcnltlon for Payroll Service "May be phoned In 1 800 898 9778 Ext H 5133ft warehouses and/or officer Company Computer payroll $5.00 for current listings AVAILABLE NOW Overhaad NURSING entry Bxperisnce required Call doors All prime locations ANMS is now hiring Harvey 908 780 3141 "No Phone Calls Coupon Only Call owner 90S 162 19S1 CHHA s, CNA s. LPN i & RN HELMETTA Handyman $$$1$ Top Hay $$$$$ Special 3 bedrm 1 bath ranch 50 x 100 comer lot 1/2 SALES cellar $89 900 908 521 2907 FREEHOLD 1-800-257-0894 olosce Lingerie Home Par Sale or Rent 10 800 siift RETAII tlej Is now in llil.i area $75 - OLD BRIDGE Ranch 3 bedrm warehouse Includes office" $100 per party $25,000 + full 1 '/a baths Fenced c/a, alarm Great location near Rt 9 SALES & STOCK lima 908 390 d501 sprinkler extras $139 900 ByClear span 2 loading docks Regency L Inona SALF5 Income opportunity owner Call 90B 721 8422 Call owner 908 4b2 1991 East Brunewlck 90B 257 4700 lor motivated Individuals In riouso sales business* | SALES HEPS business Flexible hours, sal 025 B Uslriess ory plus commission Call 008CoriqpsH $50-$75,000/YEAR Darfene for interview lOarn- Financial sarvlce company 1pm 908 390 4)325 TOvvonbiises seeks reps to market collec LAUNDROMAT lion ceivlCB Unlimited quail fEad leads Top commission & SCHOOL BUS DRIVER OUR ADS (?£? ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS We have locations available + training Full or part time Pro school van Freehold the best financing in town Spacious 1 bedrm Condo w/ Garden State Laundry Sys 1 000 411 0053 area COL required Will train toft as 2nd bedrm or den Ail or 201 417 1811 Excellent opportunity for par- Use our handy Private Party Coupon. appls Close to NYC transp & terns NJs only authorized beaches NO DOGS $950/ Wascomat Dealer Get the ent with pre-schooler Call Select the ad that best meets your needs. mo Call 908 530 9087 facts Coma to our FREE SECRETARY 908-431 0718 INFO seminars every Fuli/Part/Tlme East Brunswick TAX PREPARATION EAST BRUNSWICK FOR Wed at e 30pm chiropractic office Previous Computer Input of tax roturno CU FS®Q (Items under $75) One item per ad RENT 2 bedrms 2nd floor 1026 W Elizabeth Ave experiences with tnsurance and related duties, basic A/c All appliances No pets Linden NJ 1-800 841 4608 desirable but not necessary knowledge of Income Tax Call^OB 390 1403 or SOB 862 4479 Will train Returnees welcome preparation essential Flexible • BIG DEAL (Items over $75) Attention to detail essential hours F/T available Benefits available For Inter Matawan For appointment view call call from 1100 330pm at Please include all spaces and punctuation One character per box OFFICE SPACE FOR LEASE Dr. Ken Freedman 908 583 4715 * MOST AGGRESSIVE RATE IN MARKET * 908-254-6011 * Tinton Falls - Shrewsbury Ave TELEPHONE in 6,000 sq ft available immediately Your INTERVIEWEES -k Like new condition * Fust Floor - Lobby Exposme Market Research Co. Ad Name if Convenient to all amenities, No Sales Involved Address. Fort Monmouth Red Bank & Gaiden State Pkiv) Evenings/Weekends Can City - State CALL Flexible Schedule Zip .Day Phone. .Evening Phone. Doug Twyman or Gary O Sullivan Good phone & Be people skills a must' V!SA# Here! MC# $7 -8 per houi + bonuses DISCOVER* No experience necessary Call Expiration dote DAVID T HOUSTON COMPANY Ads are subject to approval. Exci USIVE BROKER Call Maris 1-800-660-4 ADS (908)981-939^ 908-308-0500 NS 22£ SENTINEL, DECEMBER 28, 1995 Bud qumm w/m.ittos0/* & box TECHNICIAN- PAT, entry REFRIGERATORS- $85 8. UP Guaranteed spring Htand up c leu k level Invidual needed to as- SPOTSWOOD Onontal cupol O'xU1' Clmi.t sist in consumer product test- Refnqerators wanted ft© Loving childcare in my home Repairs Call 908-566-3J )J cloiot Minor ')0fl :>')/ 16b3 ing Work hours will vary Ap- Call 908-251-8917 plicant must have flexible availability $6 50/hour to start WASHER 8. ELECTRIC 01 O- King bi/o Snilii I'ortoct DRYER, General Flecino Sloopor ur.uul Mn ,ler Mal- For more information call tro',;>. box i.pnng & ai'.tfmi Opportunity Awaits You- 908-247-2902 Goodcond, $150 each 7 Call 908-290-8249 upholitofod hfadnoiird I x< el- Greater Media Inc., publishers of weekly newspapers in Monmouth and lont condition $400 908 4 DIRTY CARPETS & UPHOL- ALL ABOUT DRYWALL- A & B GUTTER CLEANING STERY are my speciality TAPING & FINISHING Cleaned flushed, repaired, BAYSSDE ALL PAINTING Bast service Best Price Over Free Estimates Senior Citizen guards Work guaranteed Free INTERIOR/EXTERIOR 2Oyrs exp 908-846-1140 Discount Call 908 418-9050 1st Fully Ins f-800 283-5554 GARDEN CENTER Quality Work Reasonable Landscaping, Sod, Mums, Rates Mike 908-363-2786 I DRYWALL SPECIALIST- A-1 CLEANING & FLUSHING Topsoil, Nursery Stock. Sheetrock tape, popcorn ceil- for $29 95 Gutter guards/roof Sheds, Crafts 908-727-3600 07^ Carpet install i Ings Free est 800-290-0280 repairs $45/up 90ff-929-8109 ALL WALLPAPER Hung with TLC patience & GUTTER Cleaning & Repairs neatnessl Maria 900-888 1337 FREE ESTIMATES L & M TREE SERVICE SHEETROCK & TAPING Call John 908-251-0893 Expert Tree/Stump Removal A.J. 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ON ALL W0m MARLBORO • Kitchens • Entrances » Foyers AUTO To Advertise, Call • Stores and Offices Tiled ADVERTISERS ErieR.Kaplowitz Shop at Home •HKR0FNB WRECKERS t-800-660-4"AD$ Res [9081577-1835 Comm «REFERENT AVULE «IHSURBP 908591-1400 2© SENTINEL DECEMBER 28 1995 NS Illiiiliilililll INFINITI G20 93 Burgundy SCREENPRINTIhSG w/otddle loothor interior I dr They didn't try and steer us T shirts, sweats jacket1; hul ABS sunroot lully loaded signs aecaK vinyl lettering 24 000 mileb I IKE NCW b DOLLY 908 294 8979 Asking $13 900 Call Lita 908 L. 11 9229 to a more expensive car NISSAN MAXIMA Sb 1)/ Runs great 5 -justd loaded unroof 137 000 miloi $3 500 or best offer Call Every Saturn we make comes with some eighty- ALEX SMUTKO after Spm 900 J^9 fa?55 NISbAN JI-NTRA (17 ROOFING SPORT COUPI- Rod to 000 three unexpected standard features like dual onq miles air ain/fm jtor< a SYNONYMOUS cassette c \r phono unroof airbags, dent-resistant bodyside panels and Taxes and inflation ire hutlinq C ir in oxt t ondition ., 1 ? JO both of ur I need you Call aOB hlb 2/')'i something called a powertrain control module, YOU WILL SAVE PONTIAC SUNBIRD '92 MONEY WITH ME Rod p/ p/b inti unit wij)or l/r bufVot oat i tutu which allows the engine and transmission to The toot of rooting, h ib hot ( thru the rool Be a 'milt ron *3) 000 mi oxt cond A KUKJ suniei ind >hop inund thin !>!J000 900 iU> 1792 eve talk to each other for optimum performance. So (..ill Smutko noofinn. Yonr POMTIAC SUNDIRO L[ 90 1 iftPr yeir proven to Ix onRod auto A/L ini/fm ( i top ol Iho loofinc; iiidu try Alum whtu I I ow miloatju every Saturn we make is an exceptional value in Mint LOIKI S'> 100 or tin t CRAZY LOW offer Lnll 9011 )ld 0990 its own light. Hey what do you suppose those FALL PRICES!! O (i LICA ni no Hind imlinci it it IK I C ill 4 cyl into [V (jood OOHMJIOti? 1)00 794 ROOI uncjiiio radio (f')00) & tin' two talk about anyway/ Hmm, we'll try and PIi AJL A&K ion Ait x fli od trin wnik l\n t offor ANYTIML ANYWIItHf Call 901)879 have the answer for you when you come in. THE ROOF DOCTOR °i dl*1 your loik*" when you ru od proK rtion iho mo t Hope to see Rool rep ur pi CI ill t AAA AHI I I' Til All / Oiy GUTTER CLEANING I rf o Roniov ll of lunk C u you soon. net obtimatpj I ully In^uiod $ for now/old 'OH 190 '>•» J1 SATLRM Lvin^ Munt 1 1100 )03 itt/J Al t UJNK ( AHS ft ]IHJ( k i CARLIN ROOFING Mfe ONinucnoN Rl Any r oudition l> iMi [i 'H vinyl ill it |) ur r ill 90(1 /»7 70 !') tsl BOO lr)R ' t H I P. H llOOHNd h HlJlNd ALL SCRAP CARS AND IFIULk I Al 101 Oil UNBEATABLE RATES SMAII ANYfONDMION Lxp ft In' 900 816 fi") II i, II AUK) WrO Kt II ) fa & n nooriNn a IDINI Windows Ciipcntry I ully In yon I91 o)w rm_r Ljunnto 0011 bit i ">i $ AUTO CASH BUYER $ lliqlu t I'fKO 'Kill ' >l J">V NEW 1996 SL-2 "CARS/TRUCKS" SLIPGOVLnS Til torn m idn FOR EXPORT Your fabric OUALIIYWORK 110 91 I'ayinq 1 000 ovor A DIFFERENT KIND of COMPANY. A DIFFERENT KIND of CAR. BIG SAVINGS 900^57 faUJU dual! r Hi mile OK I (,i » h I) ink p lyolf OK ( n h it TELEPHONE Installation your door ( nil 90H 4()' 'MU nap-in J u ki Wirinn 2b yr pxp w/NYNl X CASH FOR YOUR CAR Cill [ d 908 511) 21/V AR1YS AU1O SAII S I 1 t Hrun.WKk 9OH '••il h/00 $ CASH PAID $ mmm^msmmummmmsmmsmMmmsmAll iruiko. (4 models C \J\ on tho SPOT Call 90H Ml b!Mt> AFFORDABLE CASH PASD l SNOW PLOWING For |unk cars trucks, lor JII hi1 P , v ,. Bemie cohn lfL1O0PES LE WAC, 4 WD, 4 DR, 6 CVl., auto, P/S, P/B, A/C AM/FM st/cass, fab/int, console, gauges, r/def., P/W, cruise P/tailgate rel., rf rack, rad tires Stk #?009PA, VIN II \ ilWIImi'liu ) Otlll/VUig VIN r!,OOOJOa M'RPJIIJS^OIJIU III #M7911623 50,791 milPb ' I' lw) i» I SI WUtip luJmoii SIMbjnkloo $2t'^iol im dup fi 1 I MO. M:.! C.r.!. fV'.u' M:.jiuu,>t'So,il/5li)uiiiiij'AtlS[lrakos/Wiix)ows/ Locks/ Mirmrs. VIN TC010544. MSRC I JI.iX.-0 /«in,i t.oyuny Luso Coililcalo il quaWiod, 51,000cap. roduclion, J450tank loo, WOO io(, Mon.-Thurs. 9 AM-9 PM Closod end loasof; for crodil-qualiiiod IGSSOQS with end of lease purch. option at fair market value. • Excellent Selection Le.soo ror,[). lor inaint., uxces::; v/oar K tear, and at end of lease for mileage in excess of 12,000 Frl. 9 AM-8 PM • Sat. 9 AM-5 PM mi/yr al )b cunty/ini. Piici.;:; incl. all awl:; to bo paid by a consumer except for lie. costs, reg. fees • Immediate Delivery SERVICE & laxo:.;. Not io;.|,i. for typos. • Maximum Tfade Allowance Mon.-Frl. 7:30 AM-6 PM « Sat. 9 AM-2 PM j FREE SERVICE LOANER CARSw*> PARTS: • Lease Programs Mon.-Frl. 8 AM-5 PM" Sat. 9 AM-1 PMl 9 Convenient Financing OI'I.M MOM • l-lll '!• 9 Routa 18 SAT U-« (908) 238-3030 Brunswick tafLV 0u» SINCE 1950 Wt t )( ^J( )F i ANY ADVERTISED PRICE HOOTE no .f SOUTH 821-S100 4-GI 5-Spd, A/C AM/FM St.. PS, PB R. ABS, VIN STM16337; MSRP $16,795. Price irid, all coststo b e paid by a consume excqjt for lie. tnd. »4?5 baili (M( (325 r«. me. wp. & 1 it poyinjfi); 30 po/n-iwiri tc*d 18,9/0; costs, reg. Ices &taxes. No t reip. lor lypos. End a raitc purai. opiSon far irat, vdm. UtHM reip. for inanl,,,au:uj wear !> bar & ot end A/C, AM/FMSt Can. PS PB PW/I/M, STO25243; VIN M53292, MSRPS19.270. 36 mei closed endlease for lessees wbecl to ol KCMfor mileag e in excesi of) 2,000 m/yr at 15 ceflit/rn.Pficn Ind. (Jl willto b e pad up|iro»al bv piimary lender No ixiymrnl required al delivery 3(5 oaymenls total $9,268. End of lease purch. option $10,719. Uss«w rosp hwsfi tor tic. DMit,r^. fees & town. Uotreip.fof r/poi. (or'nminl., exaisi wrar 8,too; (ot - ™, fees alter 1 si y.M & at um/oflease for mileage in excess of 12.CXX) mi/yr al 1B cents/mi. Prices incl. all coststo h e paid by consume/ INCIUDING for lie, costs, reg. fee 8J^J^^P^j^i 28 SENTINEL, DECEMBER 28 1995 *smi=wj ffi.^MBpi rr7f^ niV.^n, trwrifF.ga taEiSSM BESttsua GC&£3d t^affflffl f^w,*^] ttttSK^OB n^ACfUtd EEtt£&.£ SKIS • K2 • SALOMON TI'^ATOMIC • VOLKL * HEAD * PRE • BLIZZARD h oo O zl O| 33, z PELSCAI IS GMNG AWAY k I 'II ol '95 WORM N0W Reg NOW With Bindings z Reg. NOW id TO QUALIFY I ^ New Season Rentals /te0 NOW MARKER M-27 2 New 1996 Ski Purchase Q jx 3 New 1996 Snowboard Purchase ~ Reg. NOW 4 Weekly Drawings (No Purchase Necessary) O 5 Purchase of any Adult Ski Jacket NOW @ CL »27 $400 >s 1 * aA" Reg. NOW03 I 1 CL SNOWBOARD $475 m iCC F 0 NOW WHh Bindings MARKER i»27 $4751 ol lo 259 95 NOAH Reg. NOW I x 8 I SALASNEK $600 WU Bindings §: 12 ROSSSGNOL Hi 3HP SAVE AT LEAST TYROL1AB50 AREA LARGEST SELECTION OF •1S9SB0OTC& 1995 SKIS 201-209-2911 /J17 00 Snde us r I COMPLETE WITH Lin TICKETS 1995 CLOTHING • SM0WB0ARD ms Otaffttag, Slreclfs Pants, Sweaters, « g 1995 ACCESSORIES • Goggles, Locks, S" r Ski Bags, Wax, Poles 1 Now Available SAVINGS UP TO o CROSS COUNTRY SK! EQUIPMENT a « SKIS ° POLES • BOOTS ,1; Mounted while you wait Tod* r Starting Hot Wax Sharpen 0) at H "OUR BESF O Jr. Ski $ & up m WE SELL mm Stone Grinding S^flOO DC Packages Hot Waxing £v z 24-Hour Service « Adult SKI & up $ & Boots 20 UP CO & up C/) Snowboards & up & up 7s B CO "1^ r ^i ,\ b> E w I y? ,m^\ ' '-[rp i r \t {ltt/tt>/< IAV ' Hf (, !' i o z l [ (5 I L £Q9^»1 HS i sA -J r^^^^l^^MC^^DACHSTEIJi J