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JERRY W0LKOWITZ staff Marchers walk In the annual Humanity March sponsored by the South Brunswick Domestic Violence Task force on Sunday. See story, page 17. Medical S* Brans* school levy Choices No, Bruns- budget April 24-30 is National fails by slim margin Infant Immunization Week heads to council Page 19 17.6-cent increase for Lhe gen- raised the school tax rate to South Brunswick eral fund. The second question School officials, $2.26 per $100 of assessed valu- voters re-elect centered on maintaining non- candidates unhappy ation. School taxes for the Quote of the week: mandatory transportation, This owner of a home assessed at 2 of 3 incumbents transportation includes early with low turnout $155,700, the township aver- "As I was making calls, the morning bus rides, music runs, BY MELISSA CIFELLI age, would have increased by residents were very frustrated. BY .IENNI PER AMATO Staff Writer and after-school/late runs for a $280, according to Assistant They are tired of the tax hikes." total of $657,597. Staff Writer Superintendent for Business outh Brunswick voters The first question on the —Melanie Liebennan orth Brunswick rest- Marshall Sigall. cover story defeated the 2005-06 overall budget was defeated by dents defeated the Only districts 7, 11, 17 and Sschool budget by five five votes, receiving 1,470 yes 2005-06 school budget, 23 voted to approve the budget. votes, only the third time a votes and 1,475 no votes. The N which would have raised the The last time the budget was budget has been defeated here second transportation question tax rate 15 cents on Tuesday. defeated was in 2002. in 12 years. received 1,330 votes of yes and According to the unofficial "This puts all of our pro- The 2,945 voters who turned 1,506 votes for no. Meanwhile, results, 946 residents voted. grams in question. Now we Index out at the polls also ve-clected Abschutz received 1,485 votes, against the $70,225,900 school have to resolve this with the board members Martin Speesler received 1,451, and budget, which called for a local Township Council. The council Classified/Employment .34 Abschutz and Matthew DeFalco earned 1,144 votes. tax levy of $55,563,425, and 768 has demonstrated ii is very sup- Entertainment 16 Speesler, and elected newcomer These unofficial numbers, residents voted in its favor. portive of education, so I am Opinion 10 Atillio DePalco. according to Township Clerk "I am disappointed," said confident they will not make Real Estate 29 Voters defeated the proposed Barbara Nyitrai, include absen- Schools Superintendent Dr. excessive cuts," said Rimmer. $119 million budget, which tee ballots but not provisional Sports 28 Robert Rimmer. "I think some- Tentatively, the Board of would have increased the tax votes. Education will give its presen- Spring Home & Garden .28 times we put these things up to rate by 19 cents, a 7 percent "I certainty was happy to get the public vote and we ask peo- tation of the budget during the increase from last year's budg- support from voters," Speesler ple to keep endorsing raising Township Council meeting" at 7 et. said. our taxes. We passed a very suc- p.m. on Monday. The meeting is The budget, which was Speesler said he was disap- cessful referendum in January. open to the public and will be appi'oved by the board in late pointed, however, that voters Some people just feel financial- televised. March, included two questions. failed to approve the budget, ly strapped." "Since the budget was just www.gmnews.com The first question regarded the (Continued on page 12) The budget would have (Continued on page 12) •••1 SENTINEL,April21,20O5 A.CAAQQRE s^ NO ONE DOES ARTS, CRAFTS & FLORALS BETTER!

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Excludes custom framing coupons. to find the store nearest you a hours of operation ,'h" % off soles ore resirided from offer % off sales do no) include clearance items or visit our website at viwvi.acinoore.com Auction raises funds for 9/1.1 memorial Corrnick attended the auction for York, and with the help of Lee Ielpi Phase three two reasons. , and the- New York Fire of construction "One, I am part of the commit- Department, we were able to tee. Two, I came to help out with acquire the two pieces," now under way the memorial because it is a good Department of Parka, Recreation BY JENNIFER AMATO cause," he said. & Community Services Director Staff Writer He brought along his two Lou Ann Benson said. NORTH BRUNSWICK - daughters, who liked a painting of "Last year we had a beautiful Township Councilwoman Cathy a little girl as an angel and a three- ceremony for phase two. We have Nicola exclaimed "I got the girl!" dimensional egg-with a tiger paint- granite tablets with, [all of the vic- She had just won the bidding ed on it. tims'J names on them. As a country on her favorite piece of the night at "We'll see what the starting bid we were united so we wanted to is," he joked. involve everyone's family. It was a the September llth Committee's * . art auction on Friday at North Mayor Francis "Mac" Womack strong, emotional decision," said Brunswick High School. came to see the artwork, Benson. "It is called The Visitor. It is a "I've never been to an auction. I Committee member Roni little girl knocking on a door," she think it's nice. My daughter is into Salkin lost her brother during the said. art history so I have to read about terrorist attacks. The auction was a benefit for it. I want a couple of pieces of art," "When we talked about the phase three of the memorial con- he said. memorial design in the beginning, ; struction. Approximately 40 resi- Fred Martin, of Monroe, came we wanted it to be closely directed *: to the tragedy. We did not want to dents turned out for the event. because he has a personal attach- : Albert Mink was invited to the ment to 9/11, just single cait [township resi- > auction by committee member Dan "I was in New York that day, I dents!, It doesn't look like a small • DiStefano. was close enough to see it," he said. township memorial, it looks like a "It is neat to see what is going "Also, some of my relatives are state memorial," she said. on," he said. ivolved with planning," The September llth Mink's favorite piece was a ie memorial is located across Committee was created by former painting of Noah's Ark. Mayor David Spaulding. Benson is "I am willing to spend $100," he the lead representative from the said. Department of Parks, Recreation Committee member Dawn and Community Services. She lost Holubiak thought an art auction her friend, Jeremy Glick, who was would bo appropriate to hold in a passenger on United Airlines honor of 9/11. Flight 93 that day. "When my daughter was a jun- Sponsor plaques hang in the lobby of the municipal building for ior here, there was an art auction. PHOTOS BY MIGUEL JUAREZ sti It was a great idea," she said. Above, an autographed lithograph of the Brooklyn Bridge by all residents who donate money to Holubiak's favorite artist of the Leroy Neiman was auctioned off at the art auction to benefit the committee. night was Brodinsky. North Brunswick's September llth Committee on Friday. Ar "Every donation is critical "I've done this before. I get very right, John Reif Welz bids for a Renoir lithograph because it helps us to keep the competitive; I don't like to be out- part of the proceeds to be donated Brunswick to go see honor of these lives lost," Benson bid," she said. back to the community. the memorial, sit and said. Marlin Arts provided the art- "We get 100 percent of the tick- contemplate," he The Friends level is for dona- work for the fund-raiser. et sales, 20 percent of tonight's said. tions of $5 to $999. The bronze Matthew Adams, auctioneer, sales, and 10 percent of any art- "It shows once level is $1,000 to $4,999. The silver said the event should raise work sold over the Internet for the again that the people of North fvom the municipal building on level is $5,000 to $14,999, The gold $10,000. next two years," said Township Brunswick do care about things of Hermann Road, adjacent to ley,el is $15,000 to $24,999. The "There are 179 pieces valued Council Vice President and com- this nature," he continued, Linwood Middle School. Phase platinum level is $25,000 and up. from $45 to $4,500," he said. "With mittee member Bob Davis. Jessica Zink came to support three will consist of a flagpole, edu- All checks should be made out to a small group like this, you will get Davis lost his cousin in 9/11. the committee as well. cational plaques of the events that the North Brunswick Housing great prices, You get to go home "This means a lot because of "It is important to be here. The occurred on 9/11, lighting and Corporation. with beautiful artwork. It is a win- what happened to our country, but committee is working really hard enhanced landscaping. Residents can also go to Marlin- win situation." it is even worse when you lose fam- to get the flagpole and lighting. "There are two pieces of steel at Fundraising.com to purchase art- Since Marlin Arts does about ily members. We don't want to for- The unveiling last year was beauti- the memorial now. They are actual work. Funds will be donated back 500 auctions per year, they have a get what happened. We want a ful," she said, pieces from the Twin Towers. A to the community for the next two large purchasing power that allows place for the people of North Director of Police Kenneth Mc- staff member and I went to New years. Report outlines hopes for Gifted and Talented BY MELISSA C1FEUJ and staff, and parent forums and work- may select for themselves based on their enrichment clubs for each elon Staff Writer shops. own ability and interest. school. SOUTH BRUNSWICK - The dis- The program, Kerekes said, incorpo- "We want every child to have the ben- The district will also trict has set goals for finding the best in rated long-held beliefs and offered five efit of these things," Kerekes aaid. research and practices while devel all students. areas of focus. These beliefs, Kerekes In tier three, students can receive models to identify gifted students. State The Board of Education presented its said, maintained that all children have accelerated math, grade-level accelera- monitors, according to Kerekes, also rec- study of the district's new Gifted and gifts, and that it was the school's respon- tion and course work. Students in this ommended that the district find better Talented program at Monday night's sibility to nurture talents without plac- tier, Kerekes said, are identified through ways to set criteria for identifying a gift- meeting. ing burdens on the child. Kerekes also set criteria and standardized perform- ed or talented child and creating a plan Joanne Kereltes, assistant superin- stressed the district's position of not ances and assessments. for what to do next with those students. tendent for curriculum, said the goals of labeling children. Several recommendations resulted Board members commended the work the program in South Brunswick, like The five areas focused on by the from the review of this three-tier accomplished so far on the district's new those of parents, were to go out of their Gifted and Talented program included approach, Kerekes said. Among them program. way to give all students opportunities visual and performing arts, academic were a review of the elementary math Board member Anna Tupe said the and chances to shine. aptitude, leadership, psychomotor and acceleration program, a continuation of district has long maintained that all stu- According to Kerekes, the program creativity. staff training in differentiation, and an dents hold talent in some area of study, has a five-year curriculum cycle that "There is still more work to be done," extension of the sixth-grade Gifted and and that it is important for educators to includes review and research in year one, Kerekes said. Talented program. provide opportunities for them. Tupe also creating a curriculum in year two, tram- Work on the three-tier approach A request by parents was made to said she favors the pi'ogram'a inclusive ing staff in year three, reflection in year included focuses on enrichment in the identify competitive opportunities for approach and stressed that the commu- four, and review again for year five. class, beyond the class and above grade students. nity sliouLd hold onto that. This year, according to Kerekes, the level. Kerekes said a plan with short-term "I'm very excited about the Gifted and board and teachers analyzed current Tier one includes differentiation in and long-term goals, which will eventu- Talented program as it exists," Kerekes practices, documented progress, and strategies and involves tiered assign- ally be merged, was also created. The said. developed short-term and communica- ments or projects for different students. plan called for extended services, two She said she was even more excited tion plans. This year also saw the incor- Tier two, Kerekes said, involves clubs, additional teachers for the Gifted and about what the board had in mind for the poration of meetings with state monitors activities and field trips that children Talented program, and four additional future program. 4 SENTINEL, April 21, 2005 No. Brunswick names RARITAN VALLEY Turchan as new CFO TREE SERVICE wish Turchan his best. BY JENNIFER AMATO Staff Wrltor "Natasha's position is still open. If she Skilled Removals is not treated properly, I'll take her back ' Expert Trimming, Topping NORTH BRUNSWICK - The re-tomorrow morning," he joked, 1 Stump Grinding & Removal placement for Gerry Seneski as the town- Turchan is looking forward to her new • Rough & Heavy Brush Removal ship's chief financial officer has big shoes position in North Brunswick. 1 to fill, but Natasha Turchan is up to the "I think it is a very good opportunity Residential Specialist challenge. for advancing my career and my knowl- 1 24-Hour Storm Damage Turchan, 35, was sworn in as the new edge," she said. CFO at the Township Council meeting on "I wanted to work in another large Emergency Service Monday. municipality. I am looking forward to • Bucket Trucks & Cranes "I am very excited. Gerry had a lot of doing a good job, and helping the town For Hazardous Trees experience in different areas, so I have to maintain its tax rate. I will do whatever 1 learn my way around," she said. it takes for the municipality to grow and All Jobs Owner Supervised Turchan graduated from the prosper," she said. University of-Tennessee in 1994 with a Turchan also teaches at Rutgers Free Estimates • Fully Insured degree in business science in business University. administration with an accounting "Last semester, I taught Intro to North Brunswick major. She worked for the state of Accounting. Next semester, I am looking Tennessee from 1994 to 2001 as the to teach Intro to Accounting and (732) 246-7510 financial director for the Department of Municipal Utility Accounting," she said. Labor. As a resident of Bridge water, the com- She decided to move to New Jersey mute is another plus for this job. East Brunswick because "my fiance lived here," she said. "Proximity to home is always nice. Turchan became the business admin- The commute is 35 minutes now. It used (732) 422-0351 1 istrator in South Amboy, and then the to be an hour to Old Bridge," she said. assistant finance director for Old Bridge. "We are very, very glad she's with us, Old Bridge Councilman Reginald and that she's with us so quickly," said 10% OFF ANY SERVICE Butler attended the council meeting to Mayor Francis "Mac" Womack. With this coupon RARITAN VALLEY TREE SERVICE Parent, teacher literacy conference April 27 The North Brunswick "Parent and .goes on in the classroom and learn about North Brunswick 732-246-7510 East Brunswick 732-422-0351 i Teacher Literary Conference" will be held the "Balance Literary Program." There | Must be presented at time of estimate. Not valid with 'other oilers or prior services. | April 27 from 7-8:30 p.m. at John Adams will be an area available for students to Otter expires 6/15/05. . School, Redman Avenue. stay not participating in'the event. 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According to Orsini, she and her cousin did not realize anyone was in the car until they stopped after driving through smoke on the road. Orsini said she wasn't thinking of any danger, just that the man needed to get out of that car. And it wasn't until the next day, according to Orsini, that she began to realize the seriousness of the night's www.ekornes.com events. "I'm just glad that wo were able to www.inspirattonnj .com stop and help him," Orsini said. By the time the first officers arrived at the scene, the front of Naidoo's vehicle was completely engulfed in flames. Our new Stressless8 Zone features a stunning display of Stressless® Gift Certificate Naidoo was taken to Robert Wood Sweepstakes Johnson University Hospital by the recliners, loveseats and sofas—more styles, colors and leather Monmouth Junction First Aid Squad choices than ever before! 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The Middlesex County Improvement Authority will present two shows — "Planet Beauty" at 6:30 p.m. for chil- MARLBORO dren in preschool through second grade, 425 Route 9 South and "Recycling Show and Tell" at 7 p.m. nspiratton 732-972-9955 for grades three and up. We also accepl personal checks. ^Tojwr readers Hours: Mon-Sat 10AM to 9PM FREE DELIVERY Items for Community Bulletin Board Sunday 12 to 6PM 6 Months Same As Cash. WWi purchase of $750 or more. Wrtfi/n our bcaf a may be e-mailed to [email protected]. See Salesperson for details. See Salesperson for details. They also may be faxed to (732).780-4192 or mailed to North & South Brunswick, P.O. Box 5001, Freehold, NJ 07728. 6' SENTINEL, April 21, 2005 Twp* glad to see grant fund go down the drain water quality impacts associated with $190Kfrom state to help existing and future stormwater discharges such as ground water recharge, runoff No. Brunswick purchase quantity and runoff quality, according to sewer cleaning truck the N.J. Department of Environmental Protection Web site. BY JENNIFER AMATO "This truck is a piece of the puzzle. It Stair Writer will clean up what already exists," said NORTH BRUNSWICK - If vacuum- David Hoover, Chivukula's senior legisla- ing one bouse seems like a lot of work, tive aide. imagine cai'ing for the entire township. "There is a need for this particular With the purchase of a Jet Vacuum device because [cleaning sewers] is a man- Sewer Cleaner truck, the township will be power-intensive task. This will save tax- able to clean storm drains in 10 minutes payers a lot of money on the budget," instead of one hour. North Brunswick Hoover said. received a grant for $190,000 for the pur- The estimated property tax savings for chase of the truck, which will be used to taxpayers will be $35, according to clean the township's 2,200 storm drains. Chivukula. The Department of Community Affairs The truck will lift the heavy iron gate Statewide Livable Communities Capital off of the drain, drop a tube into the inlet Improvement grant was presented by and clean the flow of the sewer. The^ truck Assemblyman Upendra Chivukula (D- is equipped with a high pressure water Middlesex/Somerset) on April 13. hose, called a jet, to blow debris into the "Currently the process is quite labori- inlet if accumulation blocks the flow of ous. It is a manual process so it is risky water. Debris will be deposited into a tank because the workers have to go inside the on the truck, according to the press storm sewer," said Chivukula. "This par- release. ticular truck is state of the art, so it is a "In the past, we cleaned the storm much faster way to clean the drains." drains by hand," said Robertson. "A work- "With 2,200 drains to be cleaned annu- er would physically enter the storm drain ally, in addition to when there are specific and clean out debris with a scoop, putting problems, this truck is obviously an it into a bucket. A second worker would invaluable contribution to the Department then haul the bucket to street level with a of Works equipment roster," said acting rope and dump the contents into the back Director of Public Works Doug Robertson. of a truck." "It will help us meet the state's demanding "This is definitely beneficial because if new requirements for the Municipal you don't clean up the drains the water has Stormwator Management Plan." no place to go. It comes back out and caus- New stormwater regulations became es a flood," said Hoover. effective on Feb. 2, 2004. They address (Continued on next page) CHANGING JOBS? We can help you handle your 4O1(k) distributions and rollovers wisely. CONTACT US: Douglas M. Garback, Premier Agent Geoffrey H. 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You can lietp saw babies from being born too soon In)joining llw millii qfpeojile acmai lite nation who come together far MMmerica ' Call Toll Free: 866-639-8724 or 410-603-3468 i March of Dimesfli/l/l {iijuiii.il prematurity and lake steps to sum i E-mail: bob3416(S)mchsi.com SENTINEL, April 21, 2005 7 about how we will meet the State's new stormwater management goals, and we Sewer truck have all been aware that property dealing (Continued from previous-page) with the stormwater drains will be a The trucks will be in use every day due 'drain' on the municipal budget. to the extensive number of drains in the Assemblymen Chivukula, Assemblyman JLJ W J. is a serious offense! township. Currently there are no other Egan and Senator Smith have really come local towns which use this truck, according through for North Brunswick in acquiring : - "u to Chivukula. this grant to offset some of these costs," Mayor Francis "Mac" Womack praised Womack said. Ann Renaud is in a unique position to help. the efforts of Assemblymen Ghivukula and In addition to the sewer truck grant, Joseph Egan and Sen. Bob Smith, who the township received a $2Q,QQ0 grant for were instrumental in securing the grant. the repair and restoration of the North ' "We have all had serious concerns Brunswick Free Public Library facade. ' Trial Attorney Community Bulletin Board^ • Former Municipal Court Judge Area Scouts to receive Arrow of Light Award • Practitioner for 25 years Seven Cub Scouts from Pack 81, Richard Lavroff, Irving Lowinson, Kevin North Brunswick, will receive the Arrow Lenihan, Scott Vogelsang, Eric Young- f Light Award April 22 at Our Lady of man and Michael Zimmerman. The Ar- Peace Parish Hall. Receiving the award row of Light Award is Cub Scouting's will be Scouts Brendan Kingsley, highest award. The combination is hard to beat Parents' meeting slated at middle school April 21 7-0 Auer Court • Williamsburg Commons • East Brunswick, NJ 08816 Linwood Middle School, Linwood cafetorium. Place, North Brunswick, will hold a For more information, call (732) 289- (732)390-4949 • [email protected] meeting for all parents of eighth-grade 3602. students April 21 at 7 p.m. at the school's • • Area resident to direct 'Footloose* April 22*24 6 Matthew Teague Miller, North u d i t i Brunswick, will direct "Footloose" at the Montclair Operetta Club Musical The- atre, 494 Valley Road, Upper Montclair. Show dates are April 22 and 23 at 8 p.m., and April 24 at 2 p.m. Tickets are $25, $22 for seniors, and $15 for students with ID. For tickets or more information, call the box office at (973) 773-9933 or visit www.mocmusicals.org. • M f. 0 K 8€HPQ(.| N. B'wick Lions Club 'Molds its annualaudition for exceptional dance and theatre students, flea market April 23 TBe audition tafigs place from 6:30-8;00pm, on Tuesday, Jlpril 26th, TRe audition Begins in the S

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With an army of materials for digging and pouring, like peat, soil and sand, combined with the sense of accomplishment and excitement little ones can receive when they see their plants grow and flourish, gardening is one of those activities s tailor-made for little hands and imaginations. Gardening can also fe A - \\ ^ foster skills like responsibility, patience and perseverance, as chil- dren become solely responsible for tde survival of a living thing. Getting started is, 'P Before you introduce gardening Weak-. HEU to youngsters and give them free reign in the backyard, it may be wise to start out on a smaller scale. Keep in mind their age and ability level. For example, don't expect Gardening is an activity that you can enjoy with your children. It foslers skills in responsibility, patience and perseverance. wonders from a toddler or kinder- gartner.They may be content just by picking dandelions, chasing toads or for outdoor gardening. Create a spot worms in the soil, or planting seeds for "kids only" that's separate from from apples or watermelons.Try the "adult" gardening area. You can this simple activity for little ones: add fun accents like windcatchers, garden accessories and stepping • Take a clear-phis tic 8-oimcc stones. Install edging around the drinking cup. garden so soil and plants will be National Pool is an innovator in "Vanishing Edge" pool design, Come to one • Fill about three-fourths of the well contained. Keep in mind that of our showrooms and you will see how National has the. Edge. cup with moistened cotton balls. youngsters will need to be super- • Sprinkle grass seeds on top of vised around garden tools and gar- the cotton balls. dening chemicals (fertilizers, weed products, etc.). •• Cover seeds with more mois- ' tened cotton balls. Encourage your children to • Place the cup in a sunny win- recognize the good and bad bugs of dow. a garden, Worms, iadybugs and but- terflies are beneficial to plants. • Have your child keep the cot- However, certain beetles, caterpil- ton moist, but not sopping.After a lars, and other insects may not be. few days, the grass seeds should Spend a day reading up on the bugs start to sprout.Your child can your child may find In the garden, delight in seeing the root system and look over pictures of these form and be clearly visible through crawly creatures together. the clear-plastic cup, as well as the grass that starts to grow tall over Field trips the rim of the cup. Don't spend all of your time You may also want to start your- cooped up in the house or in the children out with other potted yard. Explore gardens of all shapes plants. Empty egg cartons make and sizes with your children. Visit your local botanical garden and great separated "planters" for little spend a day wandering through the green thumbs to experiment with. exhibits. Many of these places of When heading out to the garden wonder show the different garden National center, pick hearty seeds that germi- habitats, like deserts and rainforests, \wssMWSmM nate quickly so your child will be as well as offer an up-close look at Pools & Spas able to see results relatively quickly. plants that can spark the imagina- Moving outdoors tion and learning potential of young You don't want your prized roses minds. Not near a botanical-garden? to be demolished by a rambunc- Substitute a trip to your local nurs- tious youngster, so set boundaries ery. i'llO' SENTINEt ApHli21taQO5 OPINION Cooperation essential to resolve budgets r • "T he results are in, and offi- leave the package as it is. I cials in North and South In North Brunswick, the -A- Brunswick will now be message sent at the polls was faced with the lately unfamiliar also somewhat unclear. task of resolving defeated school Although the 16-cent tax rate budgets. increase budget was defeated Voters in both townships soundly in terms of percentages have developed track records for and districts, so few voters supporting their school district actually cast ballots — the tal- budgets at the polls in recent lies were 946 no, 768 yes — years, with the last defeats six that school officials there might years ago in South Brunswick, also be able to make a case and 2002 in North Brunswick. against a mandate for large- They voted affirmative to these scale cuts. questions even when the tax Every year, tense politicized hikes were significant, well battles develop between local above the 10-cent mark in many school boards and councils over cases. what to do next with the de- But on Tuesday, the voters feated budgets. Town officials told the districts that their ask- must walk the fine line between ing prices have become too high. carrying out the will of their But by how much? That is the constituents and adversely question the township councils affecting children's educations, in both towns must both soon and their decisions often don't decide. please everyone. With the budget defeated by It's a difficult situation for all a mere five votes in South involved, but we hope to see a Brunswick, school officials can spirit of cooperation between the rightly claim there is no man- councils and district officials on date for dramatic cuts, The dis- the matter over the weeks . . trict had proposed a hefty over- ahead. An amicable settlement all tax rate hike of 19 cents, but must be reached for the people JERRY WOLKOWITZ staff it's in the council's hands now to these budgets are really about Brunswick Acres School All-stars team members attempt to stop Harlem Wizards' Mugsy Leggett from decide on a fair level of cuts or to — the students. getting the ball during a charity game at South Brunswick High.School. Letters

Farm must not be 'bulldozed into oblivion' Donations of blood desperately needed A t stake is a well-dash document its single Family own- attempts to buy the farm for ur state's need for all stitutes for human blood. Blood /\ documented, historical ership and history in such a preservation. However, the sell- blood types is becoming products hospitals continually L A. piece of New Jersey and way? Not many, if there are any er is determined to "willingly" O critical. While the New need include red blood cells, America itself. Ahouse that has at all. sell it for industrial develop- Jersey media often have stories platelets and plasma. These stood for three centuries sur- African Americans toiled in ment. This mixed with politics about the need to donate blood, products generally have a short rounded by some of the best these same fields for more than equals possible doom for the sadly too few of our region's res- shelf life and inventories con- farmland in the United States. a century. Some are even buried farm. ' idents are blood donors. While stantly need to be replenished. A time machine that withstood in a cemetery on the farm, as The residents in this area of the vast majority of New Jersey A healthy blood donor between • the test of time itself. Until were early members of the Van South Brunswick have formed residents are generally in good age 17-75 can donate every 56 now. Dyke family. A local legend was the East Village Association to health and eligible to donate. days or about five to six times a If you aren't familiar with that a patriot from the try and ward off the warehous- blood, only a precious few choose year. this farm, you can see if from American Revolution is buried ing and save this farm forever. to donate. As a result, each year Educating the general pub- Davidson Mill Road in South there. This is so future generations of New Jersey blood services must lic about the need to donate Brunswick. Don't trespass on The land itself is well docu- Americans can actually visit a "import" thousands of units of blood is a never-ending task. the property, but look at this mented as being the best in the piece of early American history blood from neighboring states to For more information about prize and admire the splendor United States, possibly the in South Brunswick. We need meet our hospitals' and patients' donating blood, scheduling one- of the open land. Now, imagine world. An area that is well-suit- anyone that is willing to help us needs. self to donate blood, or arrang- three gigantic warehouses in its ed to agriculture today as was save the farm. If a member of a New Jersey ing for a group blood drive, go place. How could this modern its heritage for centuries. The A 3-century-year-old home- family needs a blood transfu- to www.nybloodcenter.org or day horror story even be possi- land is also a critical recharge stead is older than the United sion, the family just expects the call 1-800-922-2566. Please ble? area for the underground States itself. A valuable land blood to be available. Yet that donate blood today — a family The homestead was first set- aquifer. resource that is critical to the expectation can only be met if member just may need it tled by the Dutch settlers from It would be a most im- central New Jersey environ- our region has an ample and sta- tomorrow, New York in 1688. The family portant addition to the Pigeon ment. ble blood supply. For our state to was known as Van Dyke. The Swamp Sate Park whose pre- This must not be bulldozed have all blood types available, Maggie O'Shea same family, through genera- served land is right next to this into oblivion. more New Jersey family mem- executive director, tions, owned the farm until historical farm. bers need to become regular New Jersey they sold it in 1954. What other So what is happening? An William Klimowicz blood donors. Blood Services place in all of New Jersey can unwilling seller as frustrated South Brunswick Presently, there are no sub- New Brunswick

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Resident unsatisfied with court's treatment of councilman he March 3 issue of the Sentinel Did Councilman Andrews check to see asked three people, "Would you be if anyone was in the cars he hit or if any- T surprised if politicians in one was standing near the cars he hit? Middlesex County were arrested for cor- Did Councilman Andrews care he left a ruption?" They all answered no. I would- neighbor's car damaged in the middle of n't be surprised if politicians in the entire the road? Did Councilman Andrews rush state of New Jersey were arrested and into his house to notify the police like a convicted of corruption. good resident, not to mention councilman, North Brunswick had a very interest- should? No, he didn't. Only in North Sunrise ing case pending for five months. Newly Brunswick could someone who committed Spas elected Democratic Councilman Ralph such a crime — and yes, leaving the scene Andrews was charged with reckless driv- of an accident is a crime, even for a ing, leaving the scene of an accident, and Democrat — be smug enough to know failing to report an accident after he hit a they can get away with it. At the time of parked van so hard neighbors said it the incident, police said that if he was knocked a sedan in front of the van 100 convicted, Andrews would lose his dri- feet away, into the middle of the road. ver's license. The big word is if, not when. This outrageous incident took place on When Andrews finally had his day in Oct. 3 at 3 a.m. (I don't think he was com- court — after it had been postponed four ing from church), times — the charge of leaving the scene Neighbors called police after hearing of an accident was dismissed. What a the crash. A witness to the incident surprise. He was fined a meager $378 reported seeing Andrews park and exit and was able to keep his driver's license. his car, and enter his home after commit- I wonder if the courts would be so lenient ting the offense. When police knocked on with you or me in the same situation. DRASTIC FLOOR his front door, there was no response. But, then again, this is the all-Democrat However, he did answer a phone call mayor and Township Council of North MODEL DISCOUNTS! from his daughter and told her he was Brunswick. fine, according to police. Isn't it funny he could speak on the phone but could not Lee Komives open the door to the police? .peHeaiiski.com North Brunswick UNSWICK HOURS • Letters Policy Letters to the editor may be mailed to the North & South Brunswick Sentinel, P.O. VOTED Box 5001, Freehold, NJ 07728. They also may be sent via e-mail to POOL AND SPA [email protected]. Letters should be limited to 250 words; Your Turn guest STORE OP Ceiltrnl New j columns to 750 words. All submissions may be edited for length, libel, content and 2OO2, 3OD grammar, and are subject to rejection. Anonymous letters will not be printed. Please 2OO1 include a daytime telephone number where the author may be reached for verification. For more information, call (732) 358-5200, ext. 8226. r SENTINEL; April ai.' et for the past several years. According to Scott, many factors came into play to S.B. elections defeat the budget, including numerous (Continued from page 1) conversations on property taxes. With a defeated budget, the board has which he said was essential to providing 48 hours to transmit budget information -•• quality education for students. According to the Township Council's budget com- to Speesler, a number of factors worked mittee, according to Scott. The council ; against the approval of the budget. These can either accept the budget as is, make factors included the possibility of increases, or request revisions be made I ^k»-^nce upon a time, increased municipal and water taxes. to decrease the budget. In those situations, Speesler said, vot- According to Superintendent Gary -V ers have no control over increases and McCartney, Mayor Frank Gambatese may have voted against the increases was notified Tuesday evening on the off the coast of Florida, they were able to control, as in the school defeated budget. budget. "It is what it is," McCartney said. an unforgettable vacation Speesler, who is chairman of the McCartney said he was disappointed board's transportation committee, said that the budget was not approved and he will recommend that the board look that there was such a poor voter turnout. experience took place. into subscription busing for programs It is one thing to be defeated by five contained in the second question. In sub- votes, but quite another to lose when only scription busing, parents would pay to 13 percent of registered voters turned And that was only this morning. have children transported, a measure out, he said. v which Speesler called drastic. Next in the process, according to .• "I'm hopeful we are able to provide Scott, the council and board will work to some other alternative busing," Speesler determine and identify any areas for said. reduction. The board, Scott said, will look Only 13.7 percent of the 21,440 regis- at the revisions and decide whether it i Bfc 1^ - • I, .I., .LtHl ,. _ tered voters turned out for Tuesday's will still provide efficient education. school elections. Scott said he hopes that a meeting of .; "I didn't think it was going to be the minds will occur between the board V defeated at all," Jeffrey Scott, assistant and council, and that members will come superintendent said of the budget. up with reasonable solutions to the budg- Scott said South Brunswick voters et. had typically supported the school budg- Out of 20,340 registered voters in the township, only 1,762 came out to the N.B. elections polls to elect Mary Chyb, James Curran {Continued from page I) and incumbent Connie Corbin to the defeated, we want to get the presenta- board. Corbin was re-elected with 775 tion done as soon as possible," council votes, Chyb 669 and Curran 739. President Carlo Socio said. Chyb is delighted that she won a seat A Storied Place. CEPi© /* "This is the start of a long process. on the board. Unfortunately this is something we have "I believe the people in North to do, but we do not take it lightly. 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. NS (Continued from previous page) make changes. We need to get the meetings televised so that more people in the town- Corbin could not be reached for com- ship can see what's going on," she said. 7 Deadly Mistakes That Will ment. Lieberman also expected the budget Candidate Rita Goldstein is bothered by would be defeated. the turnout. "As I was making [campaign] calls, the Cost You Thousands When "I am very disappointed the budget was residents were very frustrated. They are defeated and I am very disappointed with tired of the tax hikes. For five years in a TOWYou Sell Your Home the low voter turnout. Anything cut from our rates have been raised quite substan- MIDDLESEX COUNTY - A new report homesellers make 7 deadly mistakes the budget will affect some child," she said. tially. We have to find more creative ways of has just been released which reveals that cost them literally thousands of Candidate Melanie Lieberman was dis- controlling costs without sacrificing the 7 costly mistakes that most appointed as well. quality of education," she said. dollars. The good news is that each "Unfortunately there is not enough par- The new board members will be sworn homeowners make when selling their and every one of those mistakes in ticipation in this community and the issues in and the president and vice president will homes, and a 9 Step System that can entirely preventable. relating to the board do not come out in the be chosen during the Board of Education's help you sell your home fast and for In answer to this issue, industry open. I hope the new board members will reorganization meeting on Tuesday. the most amount of money. insiders have prepared a free special This industry report shows clearly report entitled "The 9 Step System how the traditional ways of selling to Get Your Home Sold Fast and Town meeting on Fast Track Law April 21 homes have become increasing less For Top Dollar." and less effective in today's market. To hear a brief recorded Middlesex County will hold a town es millions in federal funds for many of The fact of the matter is that fully message about how to order your meeting on Fast Track Law and Repeal environmental and infrastructure pro- three quarters of homesellcrs don't free copy of this report, call 1- April 21 from 7:30-9:30 p.m. The meeting grams. In attendance will be get what they want for their homes will be at the cafeteria at South Brunswick Assemblywoman Linda Greenstein (D-14) 800-459-0826 and enter ID# 5500. and become disillusioned and - You can call any time, 24 hours a High School, 750 Ridge Road, Monmouth and South Brunswick Mayor Frank worse - financially disativantaged Junction section of South Brunswick. Gambatese. Also present will be experts on day, 7 days a week. when they put their homes on the Call NOW to find out how you can The Fast Track Law weakens public the law that will give presentations, answer market. health and environmental protections, questions and solicit comments and get the most money for your home. eliminates public participation, and allows involvement. Individuals are asked to As this report uncovers, most polluters to write permits. Three federal RSVP to Jenny Vickers, NJ Environmental This report is courtesy ol Angela Squoo ol Ftemsx Platinum Re<y. Nol in tended lo solicit properties cwronlty listed lor sate. Copyright 3005, agencies have raised concerns that the law Federation, at (732) 280-8988 or e-mail violates various federal laws and jeopardiz- [email protected]. Robbins Nest Learning Center and Day Camp Invites You To JoinWMGQ • Magic 98.3 As They Celebrate THE POWER OF CREATIVITY Their UArts is unlike any other university- OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY, it embraces all the arts and communica- APRIL 23rd tion. Here you'll join a community of from 12pm to 2pm creative individuals whose passion and •4 Rain date, Saturday April 30th commitment spur them to create works that make a lasting impact on society.

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Hn's Grill & Bar's on Mother's Day, May 8th. "We're trying to give kids an under- dertul Food, standing of the local government. We did atmosphere, this at the high school but it's the first Neves time we're trying it with the eighth- JEWELERS soon-to-be 103 Main Slioel, Woodbridge, NJ 732-634-1086 graders," said Linwood Principal Pete mous drinks. HI. 35 The Grove, Shn ,v:.!iiiry. fl.1 732-741-7757 Clark. Town Square Stopping Cenler, Abeideen, NJ 732-5B3-2000 Clark, along with Department of Parks, Recreation and Community Services Director Lou Ann Benson and Mayor Francis "Mac" Womack, created this program. Dina Needles, seventh-grade social studies teacher and Student Council adviser, was a faculty liaison to the stu- dents involved in Government Day. "This generation will someday be our leaders. This program helps to teach them about leadership and their respon- sibilities as a citizen," she said. Students met with township depart- ment representatives, took a tour of North Brunswick and then participated in the Township Council meeting at night. "ft is best when students learn hands- on. We are using some of our resources with our proximity to the municipal building," said Clark. Seventeen students were nominated by their teachers to participate in this event. Quienne Burke observed the Finance Department. We've found that great clinical care works best when "I learned how payroll works and how mixed with the warmth of a smile and comfort of a the council approves what money is caring, skilled team. This unique approach produces yj being spent," she said. amazing results. Our outstanding staff combines Maurolino Ignacio was in the Office of My baby arrived 2 months early. She needed to expertise with genuine compassion and respect. That^s the Tax Assessor. stay in the Special Care Nursery. My husband how we're Redefining Care - one patient at a time. "I learned how properties are divided and I weren't prepared for a preemie, so we into blocks and lots and how some places needed some special care, too. The doctors and don't get taxed like churches and nurses made sure we all got off to a good start. I schools," he aaid. University Medical Center at Princeton: Nase Reid learned how many differ- The nurses taught me everything - how to breast- ent departments the Department of feed and care for our daughter. When I attended a Parks, Recreation & Community baby-bathing (esson, but couldn't hold my baby yet, a • Recognized muttidisciplinary team includes Services controls. nurse came in and comforted me. She offered to do a board certified obstetricians, perinatologists "The Department is in charge of ani- special, private class just for us. That made me feel great. (high-risk obstetricians), anesthesiologists, mal control, after school programs and neanatologists and pediatricians all recreational programs," he said. "I 1 was very impressed. Now, I can hold Paris with also learned that Ms. Benson is a very • State-of-the-art maternal-fetal medicine Iho confidence and fove that they shared with me. hard worker. It is not as easy as it looks. technology including RealTime 3O-4D Ultrasound System It is hard to maintain everything." Aziza Gaziev was involved with Community Development. "The doctors and nurses were caring, » 99% of physicians on staff have achieved board certification, the hallmark of "I wanted to learn about how [the professional and informative in a way professional excellence , township] lays out the land for business. I had never experienced before." I learned how much the department does for the people of North Brunswick. For the elderly who don't have enough To find a physician or to learn more: 1.888.PHCS4YOU (742.7496) or www.princetonhcs.org money, they build houses for them. 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West Windsor-Plainsboro High tickets: $60-$30 N.J. Folk Festival: School North (732) 842-9000; Norwegian-American Traditions *** Pick of the week The Musical Tale of Peter Rabbit 90 Grovers Mill Rd., Plainsboro www.countbasietheatre.org folk dancing, music (three tickets: $19~$14 stages), folk singer Joe Glazer, (800) 255-3476 Collegium Musicum — storytelling, workshops, ethnic Lamentation and Rejoicing: Music and American foods, crafts, Dinomight From the Spanish Golden Age petting zoo, pony rides, demos, Join Peter Rabbit in a larger-than- computerized dinosaurs, Renaissance music of Guerrero, Viking encampment life world of giant puppets when Bits hands-on activities Victoria & their contemporaries April 30, 9:30 a.m.-6 p.m., 'N Pieces Puppet Theatre presents through June 5: presented by the Department of rain or shine "The Musical Tale of Peter Rabbit" at Mon.-Fri.2-5p.m.;Sat. 10 a.m.- Music at Mason Gross School Eagleton Institute at Rutgers' Mercer County Community College's 5 p.m.; Sun. noon-5 p.m. of the Arts Douglass campus Kelsey Theatre h/lonmouth Museum, on April 25 at 8 p.m. George Street and Ryders Lane, Two years in the making, this Brookdale Community College Christ Church New Brunswick Newman Springs Road, Lmcroft lively children's show will be present- 5 Paterson St., New Brunswick admission is free admission: $7; free for children http://njlolkfest.rulgers.edu; ed April 30 at 2 and 4 p.m. Based on tickets: $10; $5 for students under age 2; (732) 747-2266 (732)932-7511 (732) 932-5775 Hie Beatrix Potter story of a naughty rabbit, Bits 'N Pieces retells the tale Music Chinese music of the Eastern Terhune Orchards' Kite Days using four 9-foot-tall body puppets x Culture & Performing Arts Center bring your own or choose a I'- and a host of other colorful charac- April 29, 8 p.m. ready-made kite; also tours, ters. T/he American Brass Quintet & The Barron Arts Center wagon rides, pony rides, The Rutgers Wind Ensemble Tickets are $8, and free parking is 582 Railway Ave., Woodbridge country music, children's * presented by the Department of available next to the theater, which is free admission, but reservations activities, food Music at Mason Gross School April 30 and May 1, located on the college's West required of the Arts (732)634-0413 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Windsor campus, 1200 Old Trenton April 22 at 8 p.m. Terhune Orchards Road. Tickets may be purchased Nicholas Music Center Rutgers Symphony Orchestra: 330 Cold Soil Road, Princeton online at www.kelseyatmccc.org or Douglass College Viennese Classics free admission by calling the box office at (609) 584- George Street & Nichol Avenue with Maestro James Jurfd (609)924-23)0; 9444. New Brunswick conducting www.terhuneorchards.com tickets: $20; $15 for seniors; April 29, 8 p.m. $10 for students Nicholas Music Center 1830s Spring Maricet & Auction Day {732)932-7511 85 George St., New Brunswick vendors, 1830s-style; demos; On Stage What the Butler Saw New Brunswick tickets: $20-$10 baked goods; music; games; comedy by Joe Orton tickets: $20; $15 for seniors, David "Honeyboy" Edwards (732)932-7511; floral displays April 22-May 8 $10 for students with valid id April 21,7 p.m. www.masongross.rutgers.edu April 30,11 a.m.-4 p.m. 1776 Fridays & Saturdays at 8 p.m. (732)932-7511 Patriots Theater (auctions 12:30 ana 2 p.m.) presented by the Wilson School Sundays at 3 p.m. War Memorial Historic Allaire Village Drama Club Circle Players West Side Story West Lafayette Street, Trenton Special Events Route 524/Atlantic Avenue, Wall musical tells the tale of John 416 Victoria Ave., Piscataway presented by Alchemist Theatre tickets: $35; all seating on-stage free admission 609 984-8400; Adams, Benjamin Franklin and tickets: $15, Fri. &Sa*.; Company Reservoir Wildlife at Night (732)919-3500; Thomas Jefferson as they Aprjl 29,8 p.m.; (800) 955-5566; www.allairevillage.org $12, Sunday matinees; www.thewarmemorial.com loin park system naturalist for attempt to convince members of $1 discount for seniors & April 30, 2 an d8 p.m. short indoor presentation the Second Continental Congress students with identification North Brunswick M.S. followed by night hike to sign the Declaration of (732) 968-7555 Raider Road and Route 130, Rutgers Kirkpatrlck Choir April 22, 8;30-7:30 p.m.; Exhibits Bach's "Christ lag in Independence North Brunswick red-filter flashlight helpful Wilson School tickets: $8-$5 Todesbanden" with orchestra April 21 at 7 p.m of baroque-period instruments; fee: $5.75; Art In Paris From Daumler to preregistration requested Rodin: 1832-1914 65 Dane St. The Miracle Worker Faure's Requiem" Sayreville with modern orchestra (732) 842-4000 ongoing by William Gibson Japonlsme: Selections rnnn tliu . free admission through May 1 April 21,8 p.m. (732) 525-5240 Kirkpatrick Chapel Collection Fridays & Saturdays at 8 p.m. 85 Somerset St., ongoing Sundays at 2 p.m. New Brunswick Illusive Form: Painting as Idea Came lot The Main Stage tickets: $20-$10 through April 30 presented hytiiu Livingston Villagers Theatre (732)932-7511 Theater Co. of Rutgers University 415 DeMott Lane Beyond the Limits of Socialist Somerset section of Franklin Realism, Part II: Theater Posters April 21,22 4 23 at 8 p.m. Sweet Charity From the Soviet Union Livingston Student Center presented by Pierrot tickets; $16; $14 for seniors, Paul Winter and the Paul Winter College Hall Productions students Consort through July 31 fl4 Joyce Kilmer Ave. (732)873-2710 April 22, 8 p.m. The Color of Night: How Artists April 22-May 1: Fri.-Sat. 8 p.m., Work with Darkness Piscataway Sun. 2 p.m. Mount-Burke Theater tickers: SiO, general public; Mercer County College's Kelsey Peddie School, Hiobtstown through July 31 fc For Kids Tues.-Fri.,10a,m. to 4:30 p.m. $5, seniors & Rutgers students. Theatre tickets: $15 Sat. & Sun., noon to 5 p.m. faculty, statf Old Trenton Road, (609) 490-7550 Jane Voorhees Zimmerfi Art (732) 445-6860, ext. 25 West Windsor Great Scottl... It's Magic! [email protected] (icJcets:$15-$10 magician/illusionist Wool Days/Sheep Shearing Museum George fi Hamilton streets The Tale of iiin Allergist's Wife (609) 584-9444 Scolt Drukker Michael Amante Monmouth County Park System Fridays & Saturdays at S p.m. presented by A Kid's Forum April 22, 8 p.m. program; sheep-shearing, New Brunswick Sundays at 3 p.m. False Start April 23 at fi a.m. Count Basie Theatre sheep-herding dogs, wagon (732) 932-7237 through May 1 Forum Theatre Company 99 Monmouth St., Red Bank rides to nearby by Peter Hanrahan 314 Main St., Metuchen no performances April 22-24 world premiere tickets: $45-$25 Holmes-Hendrickson House Living History Playhouse 22 tickets: $12.50 (732) 842-9000 for spinning and weaving demos encaustic paintings presented by the Rutgers (732) 548-0582 210 Dunhams Corner Road Theater Company www.countbasietheatre.org April 23-24, noon-3 p.m., by llona Zaremba East Brunswick April 28-May 4 rain or shine through May 16 tickets: $20 for adults, Philip J. Levin Theater Underground fla/fway Theater La Travlata Historic Longstreet Farm Marsha Child Contemporary art $16 for seniors & students Mason Gross Performing Arts Shadow Puppets and N.J. Dicapo Opera Theatre Longstreet Road, Holmdel gallery (732) 254-3939 Center Symphony Orchestra April 23, 8 p.m. free event 220 Alexander St., Princeton Douglass College Stravinsky's "The Firebird- Count Basie Theatre (732)842-4000 www, mchildcontemporary.com; April 24,2 p.m. 99 Monmouth St., Red Bank (609) 497-7330

3rd Annual Spring Benefil Concert & Gala BALLET FOLKLORICO I DARK STAR ORCHESTRA QUETZALLIOE VERACRUZ I The Most Authentic Starring James Brown Dazzling Costumes, Tapping I Grateful Dead Feet, Live Music I Tribute Band Everl Honoring Tim Mdoone of Holiday Express J SUNDAY, 5/8, lpm I FRIDAY, 6/3, 8pm Saturday, May 14, 7pm I EVERYBODY LOVES RAYMOND: I FOREIGNER INSIDE THE WRITER'S ROOM "I Want To Know What 'Meet Hie Award Winning | Love Is" & "Feels Like IKANSAS Comedy Writers & Executive Producer L- "Carry On Wayward The First Time" I Behind America's #1 Sitcom SATURDAY, 6/4, 8pm I Son" & "Dust In The | FRIDAY, 5/13, 8pm Wind" SUNDAY, 5/1, 8pm ROBERT CRAY I RICHARD JENI I The pre-eminent blues One of Comedy Central's v 732-842-9000 guitarist of "Smoking Top 100 Comedians of -*».$ countbasietheatre.org | Gun" fame All Time \ <« W' 99 Monmouth St, Red Bank, NJ THURSDAY, 6/2, 8pm I FRIDAY, 6/10, 8pm Jf M SENTINEL; April 21, 2005 1 7 Twp. delays exam on request of PBA, FOP BY MELISSA CJFELLI The timing of the test, according to Staff Writer Conte, is also ill-conceived as it takes SOUTH BRUNSWICK - In an unex- place a month before most college semes- pected move, the police entrance exam ters end and eliminates an even larger scheduled for May 23 has been post- pool of candidates. poned. Conte and members of HIG FOP made The decision was made Wednesday the appeals to postpone test and request- morning by Township Manager Matthew ed 10 new officers at last week's council Watkins after meetings with leaders meeting. from the Police Benevolent Association Chief Thompson voiced opposition to and South Brunswick Chief of Police, the postponement of the test as he said Frederick Thompson. he feared it would disenfranchise those "I want to examine concerns that were who applied, who may not qualify under raised to the Township Council and me new ordinance. before we move forward," Watkins said. Thompson proposed waiting to revise JERRY WOLKOWITZ staff Members from PBA and FOP had ordinance after the testing period. The audience listens as speakers recount personal experiences with domestic violence before requested the test be postponed to allow Currently in the department, three the start of the Humanity March, sponsored by the S.B. Domestic Violence Task Force Sunday. for revisions to the police hiring ordi- officers, along with one supervisor, are on nance in response to shortages of police patrol at one time in a police department patrolmen. The current ordinance on of 76 members. According to Conte, FBI Women take domestic police recruitment requires applicants to guidelines recommend 2.7 officers for ev- have 60 college credits. ery thousand members of the popu- According to PBA president Officer lations, which should bring South Martin Conte, revising the ordinance to Brunswick's police force to at least 92 abuse fight to streets allow certified police officers and those officers. able to tell her story for the first time. It with military service to apply would Watkins said he will announce a new S. Brunswick residents was also there that Pecan said she real- increase pool of candidates, which Conte test date as soon as hiring issues are of all ages unite Sunday ized that her hatred for her former said is too narrow. addressed. fiancee had become her enemy. for Humanity March Pecan said she wished she had told her story the week after it happened, BY MELISSA CIFELLI but said her experience has also left her Cops seek suspect for bus* thefts SlufT Writer with good qualities such as being sym- BY MELISSA CIFELLI Thinkpads, valued at $600, each were SOUTH BRUNSWICK - Township pathetic, and ability to speak out at Staff Writer taken. events such as the Humanity March. The MarketSource office on I women united in a show of commitment SOUTH BRUNSWICK - Police are and support against domestic violence "Each one of you here accounts for Commerce Drive had a laptop, valued at searching for a suspect wanted in a $2,000, stolen from office, this weekend. someone who was missing to me," Pecan string of Dayton business burglaries. Members of the Commission on said to the marchers. Officials from Staples, Herrod The businesses, located on Route Boulevard, also reported that the front Women, the Domestic Violence Task Pecan encouraged the marchers to 130, Herrod Boulevard and Commerce Force and residents held their annual door and surveil- keep their ears open and asked the com- Drive, were all bur- lance camera had Humanity March Sunday through the munity to continue to discuss the issue glarized over the been tampered streets of South Brunswick. of domestic violence. past weekend. with over the, In addition to the march, task force "There are women who need to be According to weekend, though members collected about 20 shoeboxes heard," Pecan said. South Brunswick no items appeared filled with items and 180 monetary Just a little help, Pecan said, can Detective James to be missing. pledges which will be donated to local make a huge difference in someone's Ryan, the proximi- As of now, shelters for battered women. life. ty, timing and typo according1 to Ryan, The day began with testimonials Task force member, Debbie Johnson, of items taken have the suspect has not from several women who recounted to said Sunday's marchers proved that the lead investigators been identified, audience members their own experi- community cared for and looked out for to believe the same but police are fol- ences with domestic.violence. women. suspect is involved lowing up on infor- Randi Pecan, of Kingston, told audi- "We in South Brunswick care about in all four of the I mation that he thefts, ence members of her struggles to cope one another," Johnson said. I may have worked after fleeing from an abusive relation- By marching, Johnson said, walkers A surveillance A still photo of the suspect police are f ], cleaning- coin- ship 20 years ago, and just weeks before showed their commitment to care. or camera from one of searching for, who Is wanted for burglaries. pany located in her wedding date. Over 50 residents, including Girl the businesses, Freehold. "I'm still healing to this day," Pecan Scout Troop 65, marched nearly 5 miles Risk Enterprise Management Co., Ryan-B«d police hope residents can said. through South Brunswick streets. Route 130, captured the suspect on tape identify the suspect from the surveil- According to Pecan, the abuse Scout leader Edy Nolan, said the as he robbed from store on Sunday. lance camera. endured by her fiancee, which also troop, which has participated in the There the suspect stole seven Dell com- Anyone with information on the bur- included physical threats to her family march since its beginning, are now puter monitors valued at $5,000. glaries or suspect should contact members, left her with shame and guilt. starting to talk about the issue of At the Berkowsky and Associates Detective Ryan at (732) 329-4000 ext But it was the time when Pecan said domestic violence, especially among office, also on Route 130, three IMP 7448. she spoke back to her fiancee, after he teen members who are beginning to threatened her, that she fled. Pecan date. said she remembered feeling "this is life Nolan, who worked in the Chicago and death," court system, said she had seen many Intruder flees from home "If I don't get out of here before I say, cases of domestic violence where noth- BY MELISSA CIFELLI According to Ryan, the intruder fled say- 'I do,' I'm going to get killed," Pecan ing was done about it. Staff Writer ing "I'm leaving, I'm leaving," after the said. According to Nolan, scout participa- SOUTH BRUNSWICK - Police are homeowner saw him and yelled at him to Pecan said she left the country with- tion in the march gives the girls some- get out. out any explanation to friends or family,' thing they can be proud of as well as the investigating a report of an intruder that broke into a home on Scenic Drive in Dayton Ryan said officers found pry marks on who she warned to leave their home out ability to pass word on to help friends. last Saturday. front windows to the home, though nothing of fear for their safety. Others had similar reasons for According to South Brunswick Police appeared to have been taken. Pecan said for the past 20 years she marching. Detective James Ryan, the homeowners The suspect is described as a black or has been dealing with effects of the First year Commission on Women heard footsteps coming from downstairs on Hispanic male in his mid- to late-30s, abuse by her fiancee, which has left her member Natasha Advani, 17, said she Saturday night, but initially dismissed the between 5-foot-10 and 6 feet, with short with post traumatic stress disorder. participated because the march was a noise. When the couple heard footsteps black hair, police said. "I felt his presence every minute of great cause in speaking out against again, this time coming from upstairs, the Ryan said police are especially concerned my life," Pecan said. domestic violence. Advani, who said she husband went to investigate. That's when with this intrusion, as burglars don't usual- According to Pecan, it was not until knew a former neighbor who was in an he confronted a man coming out of his son's ly strike homes at night while residents are she went to support groups 20 years abusive relationship, said she hoped room. home. later that she began to heal. It was at more people would march. The couple's son was not home at the Anyone with information call Detective this meeting, Pecan said, that she was "Women need a voice," Advani said. time of the event, Ryan said. Ryan at (732) 329-4000, ext. 7448. SENTINEL,April21,2005 ^ Community Bulletin Board "Cellular Connections' Registration under way

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New for tO Oglss 111 Former Mideast 3 Big name in 35 The West Fitzgerald 1969 2005 is "Kinder Fun," which provides an 15 Spread, as leader vermouth Wing" actor 78 Hose wrecker 108 Eye-reating introduction to South Brunswick schools. cards 112 "It's all _l": 4 Woody Allen 37 Carbon __ 80 .Age For registration, call Deana at (732) 297- 18 Charging "You phony!" animated film 39 Stink 82 Similar 107"... if by sea" beasts 113 "Staves oS New 5 Noteworthy kind 40 Castro's country 84 Bard's 108 New Mexico 7800, ext. 3992. 20 Shivering lit York" author of game 41 Tokyo, once preposition county or Its South Brunswick Community School 21 Sitcom dingbat Janowitz 6 Run 42 Establish 85 Petty of "Tank seat will offer one-night classes during April, 22 Diamonds, to 115 Using 7 -surfing: 44 Review, (or Girt" 109 Arabian ruier with "Pour Corner Wreath" May 11. A thieves Mi) Impressionist Googling short 86 Creator of the 114 Queried seminar on identity theft will bo April 28. • 23 "Attar four Jean yourself 49 Wading bird cats Grizabella 116 Corp. money weeks of dating, 118 Reverse 8 En|oyment 51 Bud holders? and Sillabub chiefs Ongoing classes are "Custom Gift we'll rethink 119 Tenants 9 Hanoi holiday 52 G!raf_ 87 "Coming Home" 117 About Baskets" beginning April 27, "Spring things" 121 "Cm only busy 10 Entice 54 Sinuous curve actor 118 Grunts of Salads" April 21, "Microsoft Word Part 2" 27 Less coherent Monday thru 11 Garden borders 56 Model's asset 88 Hooter disgust April 27, and "Excel Part 2" May 3 28 singer Brickell Friday during 12 St. Patrick's land 57 Letup 89 83-Down 120 Barbital 29 They may be the day" 13 Hwy. 59 Dutch cheese query? beginner A trip to Ringling Brothers Barnum & non-speaWng f 27 Sweat suffix 14 H/malayan guide 59 SI. £tfeme 90 Otd cinema 122 "My olbercar.,.,. Bailey Circus at Sovereign Bank Arena, 30 Hagenof 128 _ of hands 15 Movable artillery statute staple Porsche" Trenton, will be May 22. Price is $25 per Broadway 129 "Third of May" 16 Annoying spots 60 Boredom 95 Western border 123 In the past person. The bus will depart Crossroads 31 Gifts for dads • painter 17 New Jersey live 61 Valid lake 124 Sid, perhaps South Middle School, 195 Major Road, 33 Pmygmtfoer 130 Warm again 19 "KissJng Jessica 65 A tyke might tug 97 Rowena's lover 125 CoJor Monmouth Junction section of South 35 Tat&r 131 Fifth scale note •: 2001 film on It 99 Baby newt 126 "Kllroy here" 36 Pofarold inventor 10 Brunswick at 3:30 p.m. and return at Edwin •i B 7 • Ml 13 114 It 17 j 8:30 p.m. (approximate), 38 "t won't For more information on the above, or complain if you to register, call Nancy at (732) 297-7800, data someone else* 23 2G 1 ext. 3991. 43 Marcus Aurellus, e.g. >:, 45 Move laterally Church collecting items 46 Lawyer's advice a • for women's shelter 47 Sculptor's subject X 1fir' 4a "Either you do It, St. Barnabas Episcopal Church, 142 _ wlH!" : __ j_ Sand Hill Road, Monmouth Junction 60 Hog dialogue section of South Brunswick, will hold 63 Uttlo stinger its annual Mother's Day "in-gathering" 65 "Kidding!" i 66 Til treat — . fit! to I of gifts for residents at the Women 31 sometimes" J Aware shelter. 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(Continued from previous page) ness of the vaccine.Tetanus, or lock- jaw, results in death in one out of BUCKINGHAM 10 cases, especially in those over age 60 — wliich is why these inoc- PLACE ulations need a booster shot every 10 years. Our immunity to these dis- eases will wear off over time." Some vaccines, such as the Hepatitis B, are given before new- borns are discharged from the COME TO A FREE SEMINAR hospital. HDV (hepatitis B virus), can be spread by direct contact Thursday, April 28 witll (he Mood and body fluids of 6:30-8:00 the infected person. A serious liver "Understanding, Memory Loss" disease, it can lead to lifelong infec- Speaker: The Alzheimer's Association's Eileen Doremus, tion, cirrhosis, liver failure, liver can- LCSW, discusses the difference between Alzheimer's cer, and even death. disease and normal age related memory loss, signs 8c symptoms and why early detection is important, coping with difficult behaviors, and support for caregivers. 6:30-8:00 pm.The Adult Day Center at Buckingham Place. RSVP 732-329-8888. Refreshments served. Stop by any day or call for your personal tour or brochure. 732-329-8888. 732-329-8888 155 Raymond Rd. • South Brunswick www.bucfciiighamplace.net Directions: Rt. 1 or Rt. 27 (North or South) to Raymond Road From Princeton, Route 27 north through Kingston , right onto Raymond Road. Dr. Meg Fisher meets with one of her pediatric patients at Monmouth Medical Center in Long Branch.

"Babies born to mothers who do not have HBV routinely get the first shot before leaving the hospi- tal," says Dr. IgorTrogan of Ivy Print SL Deliver Opportunities Pediatrics, 25 Kilmer Drive, Morganvillc,"The vaccine is admin- istered in a series of three shots and Custom Made Flyers can also be started at 2 months of I age, if the parents are HBV negative. • All rates are one or two sided "•When a mother has HBV in her • Black & white or Multicolor blood, her infant will need the first hepatitis B shot within 12 hours (black plus 1, 2 or 3 colors) after birth. HBIG, Hepatitis B immune globulin, is also given." 1 • Process color Overall, Immunization is safe for most children ami adults, though • Printed on white stock paper there arc those who should not be • 8V2 x-M or 111/ x17 glossy vaccinated, or should delay receiv- 2 ing them for several reasons such as • 8V2 x11 or 11 x17 matted life-threatening allergic reactions, pregnancy, HIV/AIDS patients, can- Designed — Printed — Delivered cer, and the moderately or severely ill. to your specific zip code* ''Most reactions to vaccines are minor," says Dr.'l'rogan."Common side effects may include soreness at the injection site or a slight fever. News Transcript Suburban Understand, however, that the bene- Tri-Town Nevus East Brunswick Sentinel fits of vaccination far outweigh the Brick Township Bulletin North/South Brunswick Sentinel Examiner, Hub, Independent Edison/Metuchen Sentinel risks.There seems to be a great deal Atlanticville Woodbridge Sentinel of misinformation circulating lately aboutimmunization. Approach your Media. Connection" pediatrician with all your concerns Contact: Freehold 732-358-5200 Long Branch 732-870-6070 and don't be alarmed by misin- www.gmnewa.com formed theories." The complete infant Immuniza- tion schedule is on the CDC Web site www.cdc.gov/nip.You can also SS Freehold ox- call the CDC at (800) 232-2522 (English) or (800) 232-0233 73a-87O-GO7O Long IC.-;...«••. (Spanish). 'SENTINEL?April'21,'2005 fX-1

N.J. organ donation rates break records in 2004 Donor gap still N.J. Sharing Network organizes special Collaborative.This project was initiated tion, as well as those on waiting lists campaigns and events throughout the by the federal Department of Health and nationwide .'Hie organization lias full, exists as 3,000 wait year, including the following, to promote Human Services to dramatically increase unconditional accreditation by the for donations awareness of the benefits of donation donor consent rates and ultimately Association of Organ Procurement consent. In honor of Black History increase access to transplantable organs. Organizations. For further information ew Jersey Organ and Tissue Month, the annual Heritage Awards take After successful use of cooperative about organ donation, the organ donor Sharing Network (N.J. Sharing place in February. During April, National approaches between organ procurement license plate, obtaining a donor registry N Network) has announced a 23 Donate Life Month, Hip-Hop 4 Life brings organizations (OPOs) and large hospitals brochure or to learn more about saying percent increase in New Jersey organ the life-saving message of donation to to identify and establish best practices, "yes" to organ donation on the digital donors. Hie significant increase to 159 New Jersey's college campuses.Tills mes- further dissemination and replication of driver's license, call NJ. Sharing Network donors in 2004 from 129 donors in 2003 sage is also delivered by houses of wor- these best practices will continue this at (800) SHARE-Nj or visit the Web site is the largest in the organization's history. sliip of all religious denominations year, with participation by additional hos- at www.sharenj.org. Even more important is the fact that a throughout the state during Donor pitals in the state, and support from the great number of donations resulted in a Sabbath Week in November. New Jersey Hospital Association. total of 629 transplants that took place in Given the opportunity to raise its stan- N.J. Sharing Network is the nonprofit, the state, each of which saved the life of dards even higher, NJ. Sharing Network federally designated, state-certified re- a New Jersey citizen. partnered lust year with five major New covery agency responsible for providing NJ. Sharing Network attributes 2OO4's Jersey hospitals as part of the nationwide donated organs and tissue for New record-breaking organ donation numbers Organ Donation Breakthrough Jersey residents in need of transplanta- to its close collaborations with local hos- pitals and ongoing educational cam- eiapy paigns.The unprecedented growth trend in the number of organs transplanted is close to 100 more than recorded in the Presented by previous year and a remarkable 230 per- cent increase from 10 years ago. Roberta E. "I am extremely pleased to see our is Thursday, Scharff, PT efforts have paid off and resulted in more lives being saved," said ]oscph Roth, presi- dent and CEO of NJ. Sharing Network. why is your dad taking "The dedicated staff of both our affiliated hospitals and N.J. Sharing Network BANDING TOGETHER through their collaborative efforts medications for Tuesday? While strength training is recommended, for increased organ donation in New Jersey Timely medication management, daily assistance, and a more secure overall fitaess and is a requisite for rehabilitation to all-time record levels. Hospitals in the environment may be whafs needed at this time. rom an injury, not everyone likes the idea of lift- state liave partnered with us in new and tig, weights. Older individuals, in particular, arc meaningful ways.This cooperation lias THE RESIDENCE AT FORSGATE, an Assisted Living Community, offers jften just as intimidated by barbeUs/dumbells as increased the number of timely referrals, hey are of weight niadilnes. For years, physical thereby substantially increasing the num- a choice of lifestyle options tailored to personal needs. We take pride therapists have overcome the reluctance to use ber of donors,"he said. in the quality of care we provide and the peace of mind it gives you. weights by employing simple elastic exercise Other highlights for New Jersey in bands.The main advantage of the bands is Iliat 2004 reported by N.J. Sharing Network hey are easy to use, portable and versatile, include: tudies show that they are effective in building • A record number of transplants at trength, and they can also be used in stretclilng designated medical centers for kidney, routines to improve range of motion.They come liver, heart and pancreas transplants. In different colors, indicating the level of resis- • Best ever participation with 61 of ancc. As patients become stronger, they move on 62 hospitals in the state affiliated with o a more resistant band. N.J. Sharing Network referring organ and tissue donors to N.J. Sharing Network. Resistance bands are widely used for rehabili- • The highest number of trans- 3fion from niusde and joint injuries and for plantable organs ever recovered. erobics and general conditioning. Caring for N.J. Sharing Network is also respon- resistance bands is straightforward. Simply store sible for retrieving tissue for life-enhanc- out of direct sunlight and regularly examine ing transplants. Its year-end figures indi- m for nicks, tears or; punctures that might cate 199 bone donors, another record ause the bands to snap; For more information high, and a significant 32 more than in iout resistance bands in their use In physical 2003. Large bone grafts, for example, can hcrapy, call THE REHABILITATION CENTER at be used to replace sections destroyed by 32-329-1181. Located at 155 Raymond Rd. 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Vikings sent the top-ranked Hawks a While a shot at the division title may message — we're not intimidated. be a bit of a stretch for the Vikings at Head coach Danielle this point, Matlack said she Matlack's Vikings gave the ,N remains very enthusiastic about Hawks all they could handle A the remainder of the season. in a stellar pitchers' dual "Catching [Stevens] is between Stevens' Becky going to be tough," she said. Garibotto and South "They haven't lost to anyone Brunswick's Sara Steepy and everyone else is kind of before the Hawks emerged beating up on each other. with the hard-fought 1-0 win. "We just need to play to our The lone run came in the potential, and we'll beat the teams fifth, when Stevens" catcher Caitlyn we need to beat if we do that." Seamster led off with a double, moved to As far as what her team needs to do third on a botched fielder's choice, and to improve, Matlack said the Vikings scored two batters later when Steepy have struggled a bit with its short game. fielded a ground ball but made an error "When we're getting base-runners on, on the throw to the plate. we're not doing a good job of moving Though the loss dropped the Vikings them over," she said. "We need to to 4-3 on the season, and further dis- improve on just knowing the game a lit- tanced them from Stevens in the Red tle better, and playing with more strate- Division race, Matlack feels the team's gy-" solid overall play was a shot in the arm The Vikings wiJl be busy the rest of for a team that is gaining confidence as the week, hosting Piscataway today, and the season progresses. traveling to West Windsor-North tomor- "We're playing well," the coach said. row and Middlesex on Saturday. SCOTT PILLING staff "It was that error that lost it, but Sara If her squad can improve on the little East Brunswick's Chris Afflnlto voices his displeasure with the home plate umpire after pitched a nice game. We just should have thing's, Matlack feels the sky's the limit. being called out on strikes during the Bears' 1-0 loss to St. Joseph's on Tuesday In East gotten out of that inning. "We need to keep up our motivation Brunswick. "I like our attitude/' the coach added. and attitude and fix some of the small "The girls are working hard to fix some things we're not doing well," she said. • Sports Shorts things, and the team is coming together." "We could contend for the county. The Offensively, the Vikings have been girls have a nice chemistry and the right led by junior catcher Alicia Langone, attitude. If we fix those small things, we For the second consecutive week, New with 18 RBIs, 18 runs, seven doubles, and junior outfielder Jackie Abdella and jun- can contend." Jersey City University freshman left fielder two triples. ior Jess Mastronardi, who bats lead-off. Mike McCormick, of North Brunswick, McCormick is the first two-sport has been selected as both the New Jersey fall/spring athlete in a team sport at the Collegiate Baseball Association (NJCBA) University since Lou Turso played football Rookie Player of the Week and the City and baseball in 2000. Raiders' Keelan gets Bill Denny Scholarship University of New Yoi'k Athletic Conference he Bill Denny Chapter of the He is also a member of the Rookie of the Week. On Tuesday, South Brunswick's Yemi National Football Foundation National Honor Society and captain McCormick, a two-sport star who also Ayeni, the defending Meet of Champions T held its annual Scholar- of the high school lacrosse team. played defense on NJCtPs 2004 ECAC title holder in the discus, added to his Athlete Awards banquet for According to his football coach, Championship men's soccer team, hit an impressive resume by setting a new Middlesex County on April 10. Rob Mark Zielinski, Keelan is a person astronomical .636 last week with three mul- Middlesex County record in the event, post- Keelan of North Brunswick High who is "equally comfortable in the tiple-hit games, seven RBIs, six runs, and ing a mark of 195-6 in a dual meet with Old School was presented with the top highly competitive worlds of advance three extra base hits. The Gothic Knights . Bridge. award — the Bill Denny Scholarship, academics and top-level football. are hitting .343 as a team. He easily eclipsed the old mark of 186- given to the top football scholar-ath- "Rob has clearly earned the title NJCU has received NJCBA Rookie 11, set by Madison Central's Alex •: Jete in Middlesex County. of schoJar-afchlete," the coach said. Player honors in four of five weeks this sea- Kolovyansky back in 1992, and showed just Criteria determining the award "Similar to many of his fellow Bill son, and CUNYAC Rookie accolades in the how much he's progressed since last year's include scholarship, athletic achieve- Denny recipients, he is a throwback last three weeks. MeCormick is the second MOC, when he won the discus with a throw ment and community service. Keelan to a previous era — humble in hie NJCU player to be a two-time CUNYAC of 181-0. carries a 4.3 grade point average and demeanor and grateful for his gifts. award winner, after Rob Motacki, of Union, Along with defending his state title, He is a true leader in our school com- scored Pitcher of the Week honors previous- Ayeni will not set his sights on becoming the scored 1420 on his SATs. ly- He was a three-year, two-way munity, both in the classroom and on sixth athlete in state history to throw for starter for the Raiders on the offen- the sports field." In NJCUs 28-1 blowout of CCNY on over 200 feet. In September, Keelan will be pur- Saturday, McCormick drove in a career- I sive and defensive lines, earning a high five RBIa and scored three times, while GMC White Division championship suing a degree in engineering and The Greater Middlesex Conference playing football at the prestigious going 3-for-4 with a double and triple. He Football Coaches Association will hold its in 2003. This season, Keelan was added two RBIs and a double, while scoring 15th Annual Spring Football named First Team All-County, Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, three times and going 2-for-3 in a game-two Demonstration Clinic May 5 from 4-9 Second Tteam All-Group III and First 24-4 rout of the Beavers. Combined in the p.m. at East Brunswick High School. Team All-Area. This ia the second consecutive twin bill, McCormick was 5-for-7 with seven Clinicians include Kyle Flood of Rutgers, Rob has participated in various year that a North Brunswick Raider RBIs, six runs, and three extra-base hits. Jeff KnaiT of Muhlenberg, Steve Azzanesi volunteer activities with senior citi- has been honored with this award. Proving he could also hit pitching in the of Wesley, Rob Quigley of Ursinus, Jason zens'groups, the Veterans of Foreign Last year's recipient, Aaron Carter, New Jersey Athletic Conference, he added a Bratcher of Kean, Mike McCree of Wilkes, Wars, the Make-A-Wish Foundation is presently playing football at 2-for-4 showing against Rutgers-Newark. Mike Katz of William Paterson and Mike and Our Lady of Ponce Church in Princeton University. For the season, he is batting .481, and owns Cieri of Montclair State. For more informa- North Brunswick, a .685 slugging, .508 on-base, and 1.000 tion, call Marcus Borden at (732) 613-6935. : ;•••;•: . 3SHM1 fielding percentage. He is 26-for-54 overall SENTINEL, April 21, 2005 29,- Real Estate A Greater Media Newspapers Advertising Section Showcase home for sale at Fox Hollow Community iscerning homebuycrs who indeed want il all will waisl no time in vis- D iting the magnificent showcase home that has just been made available at. 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(WCB) President John G. ly held commercial real estate firms and are experiencing greater difficul- they will not be covered. Then they have Udell announces that WCB has continue to offer the best platform to our W ty in obtaining homeowner's to go through the process all over again. joined the CORE Network, a national sales force. This was a very deliberate H insurance at an affordable rate when pur- "Obtaining homeowner's insurance is organization of commercial real estate decision and we are pleased with our chasing a home. In response to the grow- one of the key components in purchasing firms. choice." ing number of reports, New Jersey a home," Davis said. ."More and more By joining the CORE Network, WCB In 2004, the CORE Network com- Association of Realtors (NJAR) buyers are resigning themselves to pay- has become part of a 70-member network pleted commercial real estate transactions President Mary Davis appointed an ing more money for less coverage, just to of commercial real estate companies that with an aggregate value of more than $20 Insurance Task Force to examine the sit- purchase the home. For the first time provides comprehensive real estate solu- billion, making the CORE Network the uation and propose solutions that will home buyers, a few hundred dollars tions to its clients on a national and inter- sixth highest grossing brokerage firm/net- keep the real estate market viable. more can greatly impact his or her fi- national basis. The services offered work in the country, according to a survey "As advocates for home buyers we nances." through the members of the CORE conducted by National Real Estate need to address this situation before it The Task Force will be led by NJAR gets out of hand and threatens New Network include brokerage, strategic Investor magazine. Past President Joseph Harrigan. of South Jersey's real estate industry," Davis said. planning, tenant representation, acquisi- Amboy. Representing a cross-section of Weichert Commercial Brokerage Inc. Realtors across the state have re- tion, investment advisory, construction the state, Task Force members are fa- has sold and leased billions of dollars of ported working with clients who could management, development, finance and miliar with the issue and have experience commercial property and the company's not find coverage on the home they are investment banking and portfolio manage- with insurance matters. After examining experienced sales team has closed more purchasing, even though the home is al- ment. the problems reported by NJAR mem- than 2,000 transactions in recent years. As ready insured. Reports indicate insurance "Joining the CORE Network is part of a result, NJ BIZ magazine has ranked companies arc frequently turning down bers, the Task Force will meet with other our ongoing commitment to provide our WCB the No. 1 commercial broker in buyers of homes with underground stor- industry groups to discuss the results. clients and customers with the highest New Jersey for the past three years and age tanks, certain types of synthetic stuc- The Task Force will present its recom- level of service available," stated David CoStar Group has ranked the company as co, knob and tube wiring, and older mendations later (his year, A. Simon, executive vice president, man- one of the top 10 power brokers in New homes in general. 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Respondents ranged in age from 18 to for home owners and builders," Hughart Spectacular Pulte home \v/2 story H kitchens but a hidden luxury — 75 and home purchase prices spread from added. "Adding the minimal cost to the overall new construction or retrofit budget foyer & FE. Hdwd throughout 1st sound deadening — is an essential home less than $75,000 to more than $400,000. feature that can be mistakenly omitted dur- "The National Association of Realtors will create a sales advantage in a very com- Door. Butler's pantry, interior trim ing the construction phase. research underscores the increasing aware- petitive housing market." pkge, FP, Corian counters & more. Buyers nationally said unwanted noise ness that noise pollution in homes must be SoundStop is used in single and multi- All upgraded appliances. Master in their residences is of significant impor- prevented," said Jeffrey S. Hughart, chief family residences and office buildings, new bath suite. SBE0013 tance, according to the annual Realtor operating officer of Knight-Celotex, manu- and retrofit construction. Nationally avail- Home Features Survey results. They also facturer of SoundStop, an earth-friendly, able, SoundStop is manufactured in the EAST WINDSOR $669,990 believe sound deadening in the home will sound deadening building product. 'The United States of 97 percent organic material 5 BR Colonial, 4 full baths, gun- add resale value. good news is that solutions to the noise including recovered wood or sugarcane room, FF bsmt, hdwd floors on 1st Sixty-five percent of those surveyed problem are readily available and affordable fibers. floor. Granite counter tops. SBR0084 cited sound deadening as an important or for new homes and retrofitting existing Knight-Celotex is a leading building extremely important home feature if they houses." products company headquartered in the NEW BRUNSWICK $214,900 were buying a new house today. He said products such as SoundStop can Chicago suburb of Northfield, 111. The com- Why rent when you can be the The survey of 25,000 recent home buy- reduce level of neighbor to neighbor and pany is the world's leading manufacturer of proud owner of this cute as a bug ers represents a broad range of age, income, room to room noise for minimal cost. fiberboard products for residential and com- 'The cost of materials to sound deaden mercial construction. Knight-Celotex brands ranch backing to the park? Newer the average American home is approximate- include SoundStop Sound Deadening Wall kit and bath. Hdwd flooring ly $600, a mere fraction of the overall con- Systems, SturdyBrace structural wall throughout. SBR0O53 struction expense," Hughart said. "Sound sheathing, Premium Wall Sheathing, oday's deadening is an excellent investment for the Structodek commercial roofing products NORTH BRUNSWICK $199,900 homeowner who can enjoy the peace and and Flexcell Expansion Joint Filler. Knight- live in No, Brunswick for only Real Estate quiet of not hearing neighbors, barking dogs Celotex manufacturing facilities are located $199,900 in 2BR/2BA home or traffic." in Danville, Va., Lisbon Falls, Maine, Marrero, La., and Sunbury, Pa. w/balcony, 42" cabinets, 20" LR. Presented by Thirty-eight percent of the respondents Ideal location. SBROO73 said they desired sound deadening through- Sound deadening and installation in- Joseph G. out their entire home. Forty-eight percent of formation is available by calling the Knight- SEASIDE HEIGHTS $459,999 respondents said sound deadening bed- Celotex Answer Man at (847) 716-8030, Multi 3 family offers it all. 7BR/3BA, Buono rooms was most Important Bathrooms and ext. 1022 or visiting outside Jacuzzi. Walk to beach, bay, Broker/Owner media rooms ranked second in importance. www.knightcelotex.com. boardwalk, restaurants, night clubs, etc. SBR0337 A i Weichert helps protect your home with ADT SOMERSET $484,900 RENTAL our home is your castle and Through EverSafe Security Systems, its The home for entertaining! Fantastic AFFORDABILITY Weichert, Realtors wants to help largest authorized dealer in the northeast, Y keep it safe. Through a partnership ADT helps to secure your home when you custom built 4BR/2.5BA Colonial. According lo a national study, in no commu- with EverSafe Security Systems, an autho- are there or away. Offering more than just FFB w/crawl space for extra storage. nity, city, county, or slate is housing affordable rized ADT dealer, Weichert offers its cus- protection against break-ins, advanced tech- SBR0085 to low-wage workers. The report by the tomers the benefits of home security and nology provides 24-hours-a-day, seven- National Low Income Housing Coalition monitoring services. days-a-week home monitoring by a team of reveals that, nationwide, a renter would have to SOUTH BRUNSWICK $329,900 "As Americans continue to upgrade their trained ADT professionals to alert you and earn $15.37 an hour, which is almost three Move In condition Dayton Duplex. local emergency professionals to dangers in times the federal minimum wage, to afford a homes and invest more money in valuable your home such as fire,~ flood or carbon Newer & updated kitchen, windows, modest iwo-bedroom home - while paying no possessions, home protection becomes a/c, water htr & recently painted. more than 30% of his or her income for hous- essential," said Ivan Shiffman, vice presi- monoxide gas. SBR0083 ing. Families earning up to 30% of their area's dent of Weichert Home Connections. "An To learn more about ADT and its home median income continue (o face the most ADT Home Security system can help safe- security and monitoring services, call SOUTH BRUNSWICK $514,900 severe affordability problems. There is not a guard your greatest assets — your family Weichert Gold Services at (800) 837-4577 Gorgeous 3/4BR/2.5BA center hall single metropolitan area where a family in the and your home." or visit www.weichert.com. Colonial w/FFB, wet bar, 2 car income range can be assured of finding a mod- est two-bedroom rental that is affordable. . Real Estate Briefs garage, incredible backyard, hot tub Those facing this problem should consult with & much more. SBR0072 a knowledgeable real estate agent. William Hun lev, branch manager of and Donna Waiters earned membership in WESTFIELD $685,000 Many individuals are currently taking advan- Weichert, Realtors Metuchen office, the Top Producer's Club for reaching a tage of the myriad of financing options avail- announced that three sales associates were minimum of $2 million in sales in the Expanded cape with large rooms. able for buyers today. An experienced and recognized for their achievements in month. These sales associates can be Perfect for entertaining. 4BR/3BA, knowledgeable real estate professional can help March. Miriam Martir led the office in reached at Weichert's East Brunswick LR, FR, DR, EIK, 1 car you determine your options when deciding to listings. Poonacha U. Bollera led the office, (732) 247-7800, located at 180 Outstanding school district. purchase properly. At "Buono Team" of office in sales. Michele A. Matulonis led Tices Lane. SBR0O57 RE/MAX PLATINUM TEAM REALTY, we the office in revenue units. These sales have been successfully assisting buyers achieve associates can be reached at Weichert's Karen Del Re, branch manager of their 'dreams'. You will benefit from our years Metuchen office, (732) 906-8200, located Weichert, Realtors Old Bridge office, 1-888-531-9136 of experience in assisting you obtaining pre- CaUlodayloryoui at 640 Middlesex Ave. announced that three sales associates were Fres Pre-Anuwail approval, and finding a property that fits your needs, Call us at 732-297-4949, ext. #301 and recognized for their achievements in let us help you with your real estate needs. By Elaine Salva, branch manager of March. Michael Colombo led the office in Guaranteed Same Day Approval appointment only. Why rent, when you can Weichert, Realtors East Brunswick office, listings. John Horvath led the office in own! announced that several sales associates sales. Jack Maffai was named the office's Some people think just any real estate were recognized for achieving goals in overall top producer. These sales associ- company will do. Others expect more! Please send your questions or comments March. Mathew Johnson, Carole Lodish, ates can be reached at Weichert's Old to our office at 732.297.4949 x301 Amy Carrillo, Tunde Toth-Gelber, Keri Bridge office, at (732) 525-1550, located © 2000 Coldwcl! Banker Corporation. Coldwell Banker' is a or e-mail us at: registered trademark ol Coiflwrtl 8anks) Corporation. An Zoumas, Reina Laffont, Axel Schroeder, at 1394 Route 9 south. Equal Opportunity Company. Equal Housing Opportunity. [email protected] Independently Owned arid Operated by NRT Incorporated. Cindy Chen, Faye Mory, Suling Hsu, HINT; Many renters may be David Baum and Linda Richman earned Elaine Salva, branch manager of 3228 Rt. 27 surprised to find that, when tax deductions are factored in, membership to the 500 Club for reaching Weichert, Realtors East Brunswick office, Kendall Park, 08824 Iwmeenvnership may be just as a minimum of $500,000 in sales in the announced that two sales associates were affordable ax renting, as well as a recognized for their industry achievements 732-297-7171 better financial investment. month. Christina Huang, Hyeon Kim, Ronald Benyak, Joseph Marascio and in .March. Donna Warters led the office in Visit Berkha Kishnani earned membership in listings. Cristina Lacerda led the office in COLDWeU. The Winning Team's the Elite Club for reaching a minimum of sales. These sales associates can be reached website: $1 million in sales in the month. 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BUY3 BEDROOM $17,000 BUY 3 BEDROOM, S17.000. LINCROFT- By owner. 5 bdrm., RIVERFRONT LAND REPO! Foreclosurel For NHlinrjs: EAST BRUNSWICK-BY Foreclosure. For lisiings OWNER- 4+ bdrm., 2.5 bath. 3 balh, split level. Lg. corner lot cres - $29,900 So. Adlron- 600-749-6106 ext.FS'it 1 -aOCI-7<19-B106 exi. B064 ;nd ranch. 2 car garage, TOW'.-.ill iiiniiiii [•mil iliiiji' mailer k woodl;ui 1- Custom dot ty.Ancient tennis, poll, kayak- 3000sf. 3/4 acre REALTORS DO NOT CALL. tura Carolina National Golf only a few of (he amenities 4 bdrn iri n UH I''* Construction Course. Between Wilmingto make Ihls home unique. irJecl lot, cul-de-sac, heated MANALAPAN- Covered scounis, Tlmiilel d time. From PUBLIC NOTICE FEATURES OF THIS pool w/spa, 1100sl deck, Bridge, 2 bdrm., 1 ba,, lower e mid $70s. level. Updated kitch. + appllanc- LOVELY HOME $30,000's. Det •6 Spacious Bedrooms F/P 8 entertainment ctr., cus- -•j, Neutral colors, screened NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the State of New Jersey, Department tom kitchen w/granlte counter ireh. S148.G00. 732-536-3246 homesites with intracoastal •3.5 Bains access $385K + Homes also •Two Kilchensl & oak firs., taxes under $7,500. of Transportation, Bureau of Maintenance Engineering & Operations $655,000. Call 732-536-5066 •POTSWOOD - Mobile Homf MAINE 8 NEW YORK available. Slacks Really, Inc. Support, in compliance with section 10.9 of the New Jersey Pesticide •Mew C/A System (1 si Fi.) and J bdrm.. 1H bafhs. Like new Out of state property lor sale. 800-711-5263 WallUnils 589,900. Call 973-539-8847 Call 732-846-9226 www.slackrealestate.com •3 Car Detached Oversized Control Code N.J.A.C. Title 7, Chapter 30, will be applying pesticides to Garage w/ Openers & Electric vegetation growing within the State highway right-of-ways, beginning •f .it US Kitchen with Bulli In Eaiing Area May 1,2005 and continuing through May 30, 2005. Applications of *• oriiicil Djninn Room Sell Your Merchandise valued at $150 or less •Open Poich and Palio pesticides will be made in all 21 counties during this time period. •Blinds, Drapes & Securily Sys. • Wise Uuys rats ;ipply hi privite indivkJiiaK, •Separate Apartment for Trained personnel of the Bureau of Maintenance Engineering & Mother/Oil ughier Setup MILLSTONE Mother/daughier, Bi ad\«ii-«s pbisc aill F -IHII I ini-,hod Attic 3yrs. young, 3900sf col.. 5 BR, fil Operations will make all applications. •Beautiful Turret Windows 4V4 baths, fully upyr.uliMi, The following list contains brand names and active ingredients of •High Ceilings $750,000. Call 609-259-76S7 And Too Much Mora To Llett . ..p. NJ Custc... pesticides that may be applied: Call For More Information h on 2.45 Acres, A bed- 732-826-7141 is, 2 baths. Attached 2 PESTICIDE ACTIVE INGREDIENTS FORDS- By owner, 3 bdrm. 1.5 ba., 45x(00 lot. Fenced yd., Roundup Glyphosate bsmt., gaiage, enclosed back porch. 5325,000. 908-310-3957 NEW BRUNSWICK - 2 family Krenile S Carbomoyl Phosphonate Handyman special. Cheapl GLOUCESTER TWP. NORTH EDISON, 3/4 acre lot. 4 LINES * 2 WEEKS Oust Sulforneuron Methyl S Millbridge Rd. You don't want Call 732-423-7792 Banvel CST Dicamba ilss this exquisite homel SAYREVILLE - 2 fir., 4-5 br,, for as little as *9 . . ..essional decorating & 2.5 ba., new rf.: wndws.;wtr Tempo Cyflutherin recessed lighting throughout. healer;electric. Services w/d Immaculate cleaned, with :er, Tons more. Easy ac- Karmax DF Diruon bright open floor plan. Vaulted , low taxes. MUST SEE! Ioyerat9 1/2 x 16'. Lrg. liv., & ADDRESS. Ground equipment will be used in all applications dln.rm.eat-in-kit..Dramailc25 $300,000. Call 732-721-5109 x 26' rec. im. w/cusiom gas SOUTH BRUNSWICK - 1 yr. All persons interested In obtaining additional information on this "rpk &wel bar. 23 s It? madia young, custom bull! home In ptlonal 4th bedrm. Hardwood Mon. Junction, on 1.2 acres. spraying program are requested to contact the following person(s) by oors. 3 1/2 baths, all appli- 4 br., 2,5 ba. rec rm gym of- ances included. Lrg. fenced lice, Mstr. suite; 30x18, Mslr only un additional $1.25 for counties of responsibility, between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. yard. Attached garage I5mln ba.:12x10, w/above grnd. pool. to Phil. 45 min to AC. $29£ 00 156-435-5325 or 856-296-7657 Fully Furnished. $648,8BB. 732-822-0970 or 732-822-4211 Clioofce one zone $5 or two zones $ 10 Aram Mardekian, 200 Stierli Court, Mt. Arlington, NJ 08756-1322 No Realtors Please!! Q North Zone: Suhurbaii, No/So Sentinel, East Bmnswk HAZLET-2 Fam home. Walk Telephone: 973-770-5123- Ediscin/Meluchcn Senlincl, Independent. Counties: Morris, Warren, Sussex, Bergen, Essex, Passaic & Union •tear GSP. Uo. \ I . Mwi kil.& 008 Condos Q South Zoiwt News Transcript, Hub, Atfamicville, Exai 8-5410 Townhouses Bernard James, RT 79 & Daniels Way, freehold, NJ 07728 HAZLET - 4 br., t.5 bth., Lot HINC II \ilt>\ I1M HI RACTER PER BOX II A\ I1M SPAt I1. Hi V. 1 I W0HDS. 75x137, near school & NYC Telephone: 732-308-4100 trans., sprinkler/alarm, prt. fin. 3 BEDROOM $19,000! bsmt. $419,000. 732-264-9102 Must Sell. For Listings Counties: Mercer, Middlesex, Monmouth, Ocean, Hunterdon & 1-800-749-8106 exi. BO73 Somerset EAST BRUNSWICK- Condo Lrg. 1 Bedrm. Beautiful 2nd floor, end unit. MUST SEE William Kingsland, RT. 70 & N.J. Turnpike, Cherry Hill, NJ 08034 I 1-800-749-8106 ext. 1376 $157,900. Call 732-987-9786 Telephone: 856-466-6650 MANALAPAN-$749,000. EDISON - Condo FOR SALE Custom built executive home. Lrg. 1 bedrm. 1 bath, Llv. & Counties: Atlantic, Burlington, Camden, Cape May, Cumberland, 2 wooded acres, 4 bdrms., 2.5 •m. 2 lrg walk-In closets. bs, office. 3 car gar., bsmnl. •rnofit storage. Low main. Altn. Wise Ituys, Gloucester & Salem Convenlenl NYC commute Near all transportation. Greater Media Newspapers, Classincd, P.O. Box 5001, Freehold, NJ. 07728 Call 732-780-3940 8155,000 nag. 732-388-8835 MXT^M^TS • E-MAIL gmdasslflcdiggtnnewsxom l SENTlNpIvApril 2>I[-2CXB»35'

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College Organized, computer filerate doming soonl JAVA MOO 'agree, Computer & office >erson needed loi Tilfe Company. ;AFE, Edison, N.J. Hiring i intives, overtime availab 016D Vacation Rental im training and support Real Estate kills a must. We otter a VIII 1rain. Good salary and infi-. All positions. Leav {Out of State) ; iessageal732-738-52a2. ellent starting wages K. niiv. :..Cnll 732-691-0610 or At Gloria Niison GMAC Real Estate, we're in 732-995-2872 (aK 732-765-0089 CLEAN HOUSES- Good p,iy Gar needed. Monday I r i* I ,y the business of keeping the promise of premier West Con:;! V lu.n Cthin 8am-5ijm Days only. Call our 035A Help Wanted Rental mile frorn entrance to Mllllown olllce, 732-937-6168 HAIR STYLIST - FT- PT service. The opportunity for a successful sales Mt. Rainier National Park, Needed tor men's/women's Seasonal ; Washington Slate. Sleeps 4 CONSTRUCTION nil service wig & replacamen pi'oph' fully turnisliod incliid- INSPECTORSTTECHNICtANS salon. Salary t commission career awaits you at Gloria Niison GMAC Real inuTV VCH/DVP .mil i^telM,. Experience in Held, laboratory SECURITY OFFICER e Estate, Gloria Niison GMAC Real Estate Rndio. Renlnl includes Nation- methods & procedures. 732-572-3ra3 cati lor Interview. FLOATER BUS DRIVERS! al Park Admission Pass, use HAIR STYLIST - Multi Cultura provides the finest training programs in the real Full line position for an expe- ol snowshoes, mountain bikes, desirable. Asphalt, concrete, professional with or without rienced security olfrcor. Must GREAT SUMMER and hiking equlpmmil Easy soils. Full benefits. Salary be abletu wort* any stud ,my ivalkiiiii (Icl.mcu to terrific following. $ Top Dollar estate industry. If you're self-motivated and JOBS! commensurate with experience. Commission $ Plus Benefits. i.iy P,,MJuHi iv if I n.-quiio woik (don't wail till Sprfjig) ,;..,i,,nr,ui! Available by the Call William Boehlor Come grow with us. Start 16 passenger A/C vans. week($735)or weekends 732-808-8301} ambitious we would like to hear from you!! i lei (Fil.-Sun $235}. Call owner at Fax; 732-888-8307 immediately is qualified, Call (511)760-1261: Luavr- oin.nl Pal lor Interview 732-672-6776 Pay, S18IB'+ per hourl Security Scrvlci Top (fight Summai Camp address, Photos available. > COUNTER SALES * HAIRSTYLIST - I our learn at LaBonbon- Juanita White 732-398-2602 So. Brunswick 610-362-2495 ryour kid:.. _,. With (ollowlng, FT/PT ookinjoking tolorr CDLdriv...CDLdri . e Bake ShoppBSl PT/FT. - "'in in Sayreville V Call Jonathan, \ J(:XiMml Mnrilh FIPM eivables management in- itions. No experienc GREAT SUMMER year potential of ovor $20 000 _jlry is seeking fndivlduals. assary, -$50,000 per montli very who are looking lor a career JOBS atlainablo. Home Based. Hot- . _. more information, call Dal- tesl product in 40 yrs.ii-. !1HI-, ai 732-521-6423, or apply In Oak Crest itself. Only bean in States 10 months. Top Pr ' Greater Media Newspapers Day Camp David Brainord Drive I S an'l liavi! ,"i 1:IM1 elk. i|.i1!ii'iiiiii ' I.ill-., .iindl Ilithr ilulitbility roo Township, NJ 08831 ; 1 is currently seeking candidates for the following full- and part-time positions nier! Great Summer • lu-goli.ili successful linan- EOE Camp Jobs Available for il outcomes. Experience RE-SCHOOL TEACHERS College and High School Slate of the Art Child Care ~ Slutfonls 17+Teacliersand jndy. All la cility is fookmg lor creative Coaciies 1185 iencetf Pre-Sch 'GROUP COUNSELORS provided. CIRCULATION PRESS LIFEGUARDS ALL CASH CANDY ROUTE. 'BUS DHIVEHS (w/CDL) Do you earn up lo $800/clay? Your own local candy route In return OSI offers excellent pay plus Health. Dental, 401K, MOTOR ROUTE DELIVERY SPECIALTY POSITIONS: Includes HO M.ichlritH; m< REAL ESTATE AGENT PRINTING/PRESS PERSON •ATHLCTIC SPECIALISTS Candy. All for $9,995. Call Tuition reimburssmenl. etc. and a monthly incentive oppor- Diiporti lily is knocking. Don't •ROPES AND CLIMBING 1-800-814-6443. Newspaper Delivery J unity based on performance. ongoing pi«-in > nsinii Greater Media Newspapers is currently has an M I C.1AUSTS Are you making 51,710 pe ' 1.1f• i• r II.UI.I.'I:) I-h Ip 1 or 2 days a week entry level position open (or pressperson. Night •MOUNTAIN BIKE week? All <:,v,li vriidiii.i mill.- Positions available Immedlale- „ _.. a FAST successful start. hours required Monday through Thursday (4 day SPECIALIST with prinii; lociiliori'. ..\',,il ,1,1, I East Windsor and Edfson, :all Ursula at 732-583-5400 We need newspaper carriers for Wednesday and/or •TENNIS INSTRUCTOR Aberdeen/Malwnn work week}. Individual must be dependable and self •FENCING INSTRUCTOR nowlUntlui •:••' 'ii)(i IIK'I- ,mi.-ii To be considered please .Thursday afternoons in Middlesex, Monmouih, and required Ciill hill I ret! C'4 7) Midge at (609) 308-7125 motivated. Mechinical Ability a plus. Excellent •BEAUTY & HAIRSTYLING 888-344-5509 ^clele at (732) 777-6273 Ocean Counties. •MOTORIZED GO KARTS benefits, pension and 401 (k). •COOKING til your resuino to: Mldgrj. • No experience needed -VIDEO EDITING SPECIALIST OBAGELO lollyhKosI outsourcing.com Fax or send resume or call: (i! ~t mi.) f-iee Work Environment • No collections BUS DRIVERS WANTED a parrot Itl • Gel Lie 2)651-8693 DELI STORE DRIVERS • Earn $200-5300 or more a month working only 1-2 B.O.E. or Private with CDL Old Bridge. FOR SALE. ,)plyl : or MOMS WITH KIDS WE Gross $500,000. Asking Price • Work close lo homcil days per week! WILL TRAIN YOU! Great 41.5 CENTS ise Eslephan, Manager 10 Connerty Court $225,000. Call 732-254-2750 • A reliable vehicle needed 732-946-9400 East Brunswick, NJ 08816 BE YOUR OWN BOSSt chart Hcallors, Holmdel A realistic $10K-S20K per PER MILE • Valid driver's license required 732-254-7004 Ext. 213 Bab Matt Tor a lull listing go to monthly potential income DRIVERS WANTED RECEPTIONISTS and .;,'.', v: it)l(i .-Hid r.ipidly fjiow- EDITORIAL environment and friendly atmosphere. Please call: Bridgswater fi Howall. Musi ha Saturday, 9am-7prn. Apply certified. CaJI 908-6B-I-I0B0 person at Nlssnn showroom. "aston^nfiegiona|SDrivofa (or Michele Nesbihal 'Icfcups and Deliveries through SPANISH LANGUAGE REPORTER 732-254-7004 Ext. 204 LIFEGUARDS NEEDED utthe Northeast. or fax resume to: 732-651-8603 FT/PT* Starting 5/2005 UAKE UP TO S4.000 Weekly! Si.iriiui] Fay- $41 and a hall Ages15&up. LileytiaMtr.-mi.h.i lerson for our pafnt/hardwan Correspondenl needed (o write occasional news Exciting weekly paycl KKU cents par mile department. Experience a or mail to: .iv,tilal>i»;/l o;in processor. 20-25 Durs, flexible. MicrosodWord 031 Money subject line, fax resume to Quark XPress, Multi-Ad Creator. Position requires 8 Excel proficient. Detail ori- ; to Loan Greater Media Newspapers Bt-Lingual "Spanish11 abilities. lied with credit into for dl- personLs5 seekinseeking busi- (732) 296-9674, or mail to N.MS THFiKriiil tf*\ Subuibui Send or fax re'sume' to: Til-Tomi JiVus iH wwH [Jit Bnirmkk Sentinel -JSS loans.{SBA expanenc a Brtt*Toui«tilaHullrtlii BbgflX NoHll«oulh Bninwick Senlind Toni Smith plus) Fax or Email Resum to SAVE YOUR HOMEl Stop WCTC/WMGQ, 78 Veronica Ave, Greater Media Newspapers Foroclosurel Money Lend AltmUcriBi ^^j^* U'oodbrtJat Sentliwl Red Elate Only 9Ofr&1.i 700 Somerset, NJ 08873. No phone P.O. Box 5001, Freehold, NJ 07728 FOOD SERVICE-Genernl "Vorker. P/T posilions av.nl- The Classified Can! calls please. Greater Media is an "you* £ocal Connection" Fax (732)78 0-3965 jble in South Riuer School I-III your Employment Needs! email: [email protected] Systems Ihrougli Chai(•.-.-• ih Equal Opportunity Employer. Greater Media is an Equal Opportunity Employer School Dining Services. Call E.O.E. M/F 732-613-4073 exl. 72Z0 lor ' rmallon. EOE 36 SENTINEL, Apri! 21, 2005 036 Help Wanted 111036 Help Wanted 1111036a Employment ||||036a Employment Illl 036a Employment |||| 037a Child Care ; PartTime I; PartTime Illl Services ii Services I Services I; Wanted 1047 Furniture

ACTIVITY ASSISTANT SOUTH RIVER - Seeking - New Visco Elastic Mem- DINING ROOM SET - Asliloy RECREATION AIDE t.ilih- ',•,•'•[jl.i:,s Utii 4 ch.iir'-, A PT evenings. CallHnniel Attention Attention Attention anjiy, my home or youis, lo Regency Paik NufsinoConle For senior adult day cent) ' prc-sclionlor 3 clays/week Oueen mattress set in plastic ' -'lers rack (wicker & wrought 732-264-5B0O Hoimdel. Assist palienls Greater Media Greater Media Greater Media artinrj Seplember.Hefefences Value $1.300., sell S3P5. Ca- i). $250. Nsg. 90e-aiO-6?00 iquired. Call 732-996-2933 dlier. Call 732-259-6690 DINING ROOM SET - w/6 iiieiik, ,iiid oul-liip:; Musi be Newspaper Readers Newspaper Readers Newspaper Readers Note lhaf Ihe lille of this clas- Note lhaf Ihe title of this clas- Note that the lille of this clas- - Twin Mien Platlt . hr;i ;' Ifirw.r. and china. Gd. FRONT DESK silication Is Employment ":alion is Employmenl [vliiK-,':,75. ENTERTAINMENT fjf,ricl ;> 1,295.733-967-9648 Busy chlropiacllc oflice. Seivices. Ads under employ- Bervi-ces. Ads under employ- CENTER, Washed Oak, By Appointment Only. 039 Health Care 40x60 S50 732-922-9336 PERMANENT PfT POSITION offers. "*""" DINING ROOM SET ; Queen RETAIL GREETEF1: provide illers. These advertisement; inn vtlR chrs. & 2 leaves Di- jrovidg a service, lor a lee BEDROOM FURNITUHE set & Greet our custome Besl Oiler. 5 pieces, .elte Set, Light oak w/ 4 chr; ir Kitchen Magic KiosK. Men- they d< t pro ctu hoy rjo not provide actua They t prt employment. ANNA'S HOME CARE Cnll For Appointment loulh, Woodbridge, Freehold rnployrnenl "inploymenl. U I PIIIVI" (till 0-23 4-3743) ersonal elforls. BEDROOM SET- 8p0! Solid _...~e in En-it l.trLui-.wii.k on Earn $475.O iiOU-771-6318 -<-—y woodsiQiqh bed, dress BASSSETT, 3 pcs., oak, Bai to S30-S35. p&r hour, Pt-FI, no Processing Simple E-mails investment. Call Joy 732-230-0730 £uesdays. Call?32-41fl-8710. tand. LI - -Hh Light • To|> IR alnsii ; •Premium for Spanish/ -id nsk for D&lores, or fax: BB0-MORE-PAY 732-B33-4673 EOE/AA (0138-667-3729) ED? Structural repairs oi English Dillinjunl larns, housos, ami giiracjcs Online Jobs • if * «' •* *' '*' *' * * «' *' HI RISER-Greall $60.00 _...jr: CRST VAN EXPEDIT- Call Woodford Bros, tnc tor eBay Workers, llf-d.-ii V-Jiul BEDHOOM SET QUEEN KITCHEN SET- Great! $60.00 RETARY-3days. general viili ii. online. $SSS$ WEEK- COCA COLA LAVA LAMP, -or inora Inlo call Dan at: e duties.; phone, Typing, ED, Ameiin;i'. I :if<|i-!.l (I'-nni slraighienlng. leveling, lounda- j I pc. AlAlll Cherry Posteterr bbdrmr . 732-952-19G96exl. 220 C.irriitr I EAM DRIVERS '•"1 and wood frame reparis. .Y. Use your homo i:iiin[,uli j $30.00 Call 732-251 -4906 ill in-) Must fcne-w Words laptop. No experience' www.wliols-q.com Excel. Fax: 732-780-1030 ONLY. Train your Spouse or 1-B00-OLD-BARN. iay style. All Dovetail d KITCHENTABLE;42" .I-aoo-OLD-BARN.com ;essnry. Call Online? :;unplic:r = nr-ml, Hun 5000-6000 miles 100-693-9398 exl. 1893 ers, All hand-carved & md.pedestal, 4 chairs. $100 per week. 80% droi) hooK. era/led. Like New / Must "nloitainmont Center $50 MERCHANDJSER- PIT . New Jersey Heartland driv- M-onday, Tuesday, Wedm •-.djy )!!•:.. no much (iBiijhl I'.nil >OOL SPA INDUSTRY: Sacarflce. Asking S3,300 Call 732-566-6846 Work Ovlded, B hours Twice Wookly, Great Homo- S Great Jobs! Great Payl Great ALL COLLECTIBLES Wnnted Firm. Cnll 732-222-1463. 2004pWitli r '32-208-2426. leav imo Pnlicy. For more infor- Business! Service Techni- <\iiti()in."., -,[nirl 3 crirds, coins, r r *' « *" v * * '*' H H •#' IMIK.II i ont.x r Hob or Andy ""imps, memorabilia. $20., Small Desk. $10., Dresser, , Supervisors, Admlnis- iiylit IJIIJIU, v;iiiily, S125., Wood Sl Plb Di Call 732-778-9836 BEDROOM SET: Cher OFFICE ASSISTANT 036a Employment bed frame, $100., Circular ;;ol;i Drivers - Do you have 3 mos. JOHN'S TOY TRUCK STOP solid wood. Brand now Suite, $1,000., Entoilainmenl Looking lor tin assistant wfio led, includi wilt ,-iild rnixc warmth & com- Services ( '..I.! :.';i(i-252l 16 EmarsonSl. Cenler$175., Kilchori T.ihlu v;' passion to my wall oM.ihfi ,h,;il lersey COL? You should be wal I i!ni.,/,vick. NZG-Erll-DCP dresser, mirror, chest, 5 Chairs, $150., Round Glass Pyschopharapy Practice., naking 40 cpml Wilti 1 yr. or 3 I II I n I II I ,ir,,"'. ' Queen bed, 2 nlnhtstands. „. iLES REPRESENTATIVES English dove lail construc- Mutit lui/e a pleasantperson- TS., you start at 41 or 42 cpml WE ARE SO CONFIDENT IN lun an assigned convenlional roup, a PERSONAL COLLECTION & tion. Originally $4,000. nlily & enjoy children. Comput- OUR LEADS WE PAY YOU Baseball autograph photos, er skills required £ knowledge Attention ind be home every 14 days. in broker of a Sacrifice lor $1,300. LIVING ROOM SET - Ethan : seeking Independent Con- TOflUNTHEM EVEN IF YOU irseys baseballs. Call Harvey Call Leo, 201-780-8911 Alli-n sulit. ch.nr v.'/olloman, & ol Insurance billing a plus. $10. Greater Media utl ban&fils and weekly pay DON'T SELL Are you a sell- icluded. 40-42 cpm: you de- actors who can run their busi- 32-246-1706 or 648-203-4259 rocker. $500. Like New. Solid to start. Fax resume to; Donna ed poi Pavllk: 732-316-0440 or Newspaper Readers .erveill 1-677-455-5627. eoa es with a sense of urgency Pine. Call 732-727-6133 email: DPpuliktSoptonlitio.ncL CMi Ih.dllietitleotlhis clas- service time- critical routes enlly e Drivers- Accepting Trainees! 1 NJ, NY, LI, PA. Evening LIVING ROOM SET - Sola & Ices. Ads undor employ- CDL in 16 Daysl No Money jutes available NOWII PR£- ve seal. Modern + 2 glass & 1 services are not |ob : M! i,; i, iK'dd'i oiiiiitfied jwter ond table & coffee tbi. " i, Sludonl Financing! In ERRED: A 1998 or new ve- r. John 732-221-1096 knowlsi. _ olfers. These advertisements Reimbursement Avail. ilcle. i.e., cargo van, mini van. .»ni!(i MGN-ON DONUS. We $500/bust otfef. 732-442-1454 Good phone ski provide a service, for a feB. Job Placement ABSI. SUV or car. Apply online at offer...a solid training program BEDROOM, Art Deco. Deco- Cell 732-1 LOVE SEAT; ANTIQUE 566-6660 Ihfey do not provide actual www.fiexdrlvers.net or call wilh 2-3 Pre Set qualified con- liv,' in,iif|iii.(iy inlay wood. elge. Carved Hands S Legs. D-B63-0171 extA-63 I pcs. $800. DINING HUTCH, PHONE HELP For busy eye employment. 1-800-670-9693 d leads daily. With our 043 Appliances Like New. $150. J" credit process means Antique, $500. BRASS bed S doctors OHICB in Old Bridge. iend& footboard, $1,200. Call 732-247-0712 Monday thru Thursday. 9am to "ANNOUNCEMENT-- Hiring LYI TLiking LJ KENNEDY TRUCKING: ads are pre-approved be- *°r 2005 Postal Positions Online! Free RoijiGt^itiori We Would Like to Thank Our BEDRM. Ethan Allon,. pcs., MATTRESS SET • Qu 3pm, and every other Friday, S1,500. 8 more. 732-972-80OG 9am-3prn. Call732-679-6100 $1-7.50-S59.00WHoiif. Rill in.-iriinl£5t;cl Paychecks! Pro- Compelltors For Making Us .•t.iii.iii'TiM^ii opportunities Ul'i f 1- WHIRPOOLGAS ""nelilE. Paid Tininmti f. ess E-mails Online! Earn Look so Good" S9G5/wk, Fam- //warranty. New in plasplastict . Unlimited income potential Call Mmontl Great cond.. RECEPTIONIST-Ctnifijir .(.In; - -cations. No Experience J25.00/E-malll Free Govern- ly Medical, Home Weekends, ERIC88B-566-9144 135. Call 732-259-6690 Required. Green Card OK. meni Graaits! $ 1 2,000- CDL Required! Olflce. No experience neces- Call 732 •522-0374 sary Must have computer S500.000 Everyone Qualifies! • w.kfinnedylrucking.cam diton. Asking $50 * MOVING SALE * SECRET SHOPPERS NEED- ll 732-422-7752 skills. For deloils t-80O-962-54&i 1-866-329-0801 Ext. 75 0 RlCashPrograms.com 1 -366-/86-4555 ED for Store Evaluations. Get G.E. APPLIANCE PACKAGE While Dinlnn Room Set. seals 'aid to Shop. Local Stores, S425.00 Double Wall Oven, CHINA CABINET-Oak. 12. Ethan Allan Sarje Corner ilrlc, 30" Cooktop-gas, 5 yrs. old. $800 Neg. Sectional, Metal Office Furn., Dryer • $50. Both Exc. Cond. Antique Style Lg. Trunk, Price lining Provided. Flexible nog, Please call 908-770-1693 urs, Emaft Required dishwasher. CaJI 732-431-1547 732-238-5O0S or 732-322-2969 ,00-585-9024 exl. 6333 OVEN -Maytag. CHINA CABINET • Stanley MOVING SALE - 2 br. sets; 1 ickw/While. Sell c.Uun \ ii. kld.l hi,lit, .I I., h-v.-ikd inn Formica & 1 Oak. sleep sofa, 3 seclronals; 1 w/sleep sofa, 2 >r Store Evaluations, Ge " Like New! $150. ore top. 67 x 85 h. Kacrilcio Cnll 732-613-9765 coflee tables; 1 formica 8 1 Exc. $800. 732-883-3774 orerj. computer table, teak Advertise Your .__ jurants& Theaters. Train REFRIGERATOR CHINA CLOSET; Cherry. no Pfovitfod, Flexible Hours ti Amana side by side, wht., $100. Free Dining Set with Excellent Cond. Must Seel! E-Mail, required. cu. II. $400 or Best Oiler. f. Thomasville, M " >r Prices Call 732-251-9293 Garage Sale in -800-585-9024 ext. 6252 Call 732-679-4646 | I,in kl.nl l.'itjli; S ; For Pholos Email: S1O5O.O0WEEKLY INCOME / REFRIGERATOR / [email protected] Side by Side. . .j. $250 For the Sal. itial mailing our sales bro- MOVING SALE - Bedroom Greater Media .. is from home. Genuine Makes Crushed Ice & Cubes Opportunity working wilh our $150. Call 732-632-984S I250. Call 732-251-4590 set, solid oak, triple dresser COUCH & LOVESEAT v/mirror, queen bed W/'.NK.HIL1 wholesale companyomp . Supplies Oil white. Large walnut & glass lJd No selling or Great condition $500. Newspapers . No llin White 2 years old, 32" x 68". Coffee table. $150. 732-441-4237 Cll Bottom freezer. Paid $1,200. 732-957-0633 Asking $450. 732-530-0531 ._ ./ING SALE - ENTIRE HOUSE OF FURNITURE. Like UP TO S4.000 WEEKLY! Ex- WASHER & DRYER 4 lines -1 time •"' Weekly Paycheck! Writ- ... jher $150..Dryer $140., ... guarantee! h Year Na- Stackod $280.Heavy duly rood home. Call 732-367-9100 lonwide Company Now Hiring! Can deliver. Call 732-548-9353 * DESK/VANITY* MOVING SALE - Liv. rm.. din. Choose From Our Easy Work Sending Out Our 1940 Lovely, Mahogany — lie One Page Brochure! WASHER & DRYER- m., chairs, etc.AII Must Go! 12 Publics lions Postage, Supplies) Awe- KENMORE SERIES eo- w/7 drawers. $150. Musi Seo: 45 Corona CL. Old in Middlesex, Monmouili j Bonuses! FREE INFOR- 1 yf. old Mint cond. $500, or # Call 732-735-0371 * ridge. Call 908-759-2231. B besl oiler. Cnll 732-30B-4379 & Ocean Counties •I V Garage Sale Kit!** MATION, CALL NOW!! DINING RM. almond la. quii MOVING SALE - Llv. rrn., din. •800-242-0363 ext. 4200 bl., w/6 parson chairs. rm., bedrm. furn., computer $400 BRASS BED, O, $2,200. itand.TV's 27" a 21", VCR, REACHING (DEADLINE: MONDAY, 12 NOON) 044 Computers .i'.knui $600. LIV. RM., 3 pcs. Mini component system S comtompo. mauvo/gii.-y -M more. Call 732-329-B031 O36b Employment S3,^00 askinrj $975. LEATH- OVER 794,000 ER COUCH & RECLINER, MOVING SALE - Sect. Sofa. id $500. WALL UNIT, 3' " rm., roll lop desk, sewing COMPUTER SUPPORT acque " line w/ebnt., freezer, S READERS SERVICES sking $79f . Quality. 732-241-5336 ENSED INSURANCE FULL ON-SITE SERVICE MOVING SALE- Boy's and ENT looking lo gel back Call 732-951-0004 DINING ROOM (Century) w/2 > the business. Saturdays leaves, 4 sido S 2 arm i h.ur-, Mir-, !i noce Bedroom Sets. Greater Media Newspapers S750. Bakers Rack-wrought Jlnelle Set w/ 2 island chairs, lron,$1S0. Enterlainmenl Unit, '32-563-6169 See website for "Your ioail Connection " $75. All exc. cond. 732-254-8567 nore: http://5karacourl.com 037 Babysitting DINING ROOM - Boautllul Child Care idestal table, 6 chairs & SLOW OUT CLEARANCE ..jich/btiffel still in box. Lisl SALE On Name Brand Kid's $2,900., sell SI ,475, 732-259-6690 Save 50-70% olf relaill DINING ROOM - Table, IOV|NG SALE- White hutch, ive time limited offerl i, hutch, $300. Bedrm. alnul hutch, 4 upholstered Log on;www. ma 0,1 ckldsusa.com _.. aoquer, $400. Coffee/ rey dining chairs, glass colfee ibfe, walnut sofa table & en- State registered. 732-257-8272 for a free catalogue. Mention EndTblB..$1S0. 732-306-9-141 Coupon code:MKW1 S9223 .ance cabinet with mirror S EDISON DAY CARE -17 DINING ROOM -Bedroom set, adult bikes. Call 732-690-4307 yrs.exp. Near S. Edison train computer desk, kitchen set. station. Two spaces avail. All ^UR COAT Full length Good cond. Prices negotiable. OAK CHIFFONIER-Antlque, BEAVER, Size 10-12, $350. Must go ASAP. 732-316-1637 Oak, $75. Maple Chest ol Edlson/Meludieo .Sentinel i. rates. Call' 732-310-1997 MINK, BLACK SHEARED, swing coal w/blk. fox collar. JST NANNIES/COMPANIONS 10-12, $400. Best oifer on " ilh. Call 732-471-0842. QUEEN BED- Sleep Number by Child Care Specialists FT/PT, Select Comlort. 2 sir chambers. Live Out-Live In, License & x publications, $9 for i 1 Pillow top. New $1,200. Ask. Bonded. Call 732-656-1200 DINING ROOM 5900/nBg. Call 978-314-5694 NANNIES /COMPANIONS TECLINER - STRESSLESS FH'-P/T- Live In/Out To Place Vour Ad Please Call, Fax • CHAIRS (6) BRAND blk. loalherw/oltoman. NANNYFINDER, 877-341-6666 Fully upholstered. Parson's ind. Paid $1,500. Besl ,~. ~Yer $350. Also framed QUALITY CHILDCARE IS Style, contemporary. ART, Artificial trees, DECOR. 1-800-660-4ADS (4237) JUST A PHONE CALL AWAYI Sell. BR., DR., LR Indoor Yar Black velveteen with a ACCESS. EVERYTHING MONDAY MORNING, INC. Sale. S.RIver. 732-238-1444 splash ol color. MUST GO. 732-706-1177 Local 732-358-5210 • Fax 732-780-4678 • [email protected] Middlesex/Mercer 732-743-9595 Excellent condition. Must see! SECTIONAL SOFA MVJJJKH^gltfftflMMM^iaiWiirafrgWf mine, Mori lo Sat., flex hours. Asking $600 for all. •elloni condition. Asking Exp./flefs. Call 732-613-3862 Call 732-995-5688 (cell) or 732-577-0456 SENTlNEL,ApriI21,2O05 37

048 General 048 General Merchandise 060 Garage Sales 060 Garage Sales III 063 Instruction 063b Tutoring | Merchandise Merchandise

SOFA-JENNIFER Pampuioc Meditation, Sllva Method G MATAWAN G RUMSON - 36 Id ANNUAL PIANO LESSONS NEW SAT - VERBAL & MATH CONVERTIBLE-Q size. Exc. 2 (eel (all. Ideaal fo(or SunnSuiir y FREE Introductory lecture. A PUSH MOWER RUMMAGE SALE - Rtimson PRINCETON U grad. Taacher cond Shades o boigo/forown Windows. $15 each. system of dynamic meditation. 21". mulch. $50. #25+ FAMILIES^ CountryDay School - 35 All ages, 4 /ears ID adults. wilh 30 yre. exp. 732-233-5431 tSsanag Call 732*53-9450 Call 732-736-7710 Practical formulas for solving Call 732-946-7160 Believe Ave (at Hidgs Beginners welcomed. 25 y&ars Lochsloa Heights (both sides xpeiience. Call 732-G51-3190 READING 4 MATH - Basic SOFA-Thomasvllle 8fl". CAMPING GEAR-Tenl, cook- RESTURANT EQUIPMENT of Hwy. 34, near Bultonwood ing equip., lanterns, air matt. Scientifically and splrtuaSly Commarical Freezer. Refiig. Manor), Sal. & Sun., 4/23 S PIANO LESSONS- Beginners Skills. Exp. K-8 teacher. Your floral print. 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ING AT $.37 SO FT LOW Fluent in Spanish & French, Rocliner: brown leather, 1 yr. COMPUTER DESK - L-Shapec PRICES, FREE Literature four home or mine. All grades. ™imn Boili exc. cond. $225. Oak color w/llle cbnt. hutch, -10-373-3703 4/22 & 4/23, 8-2pm 062 Flea Markets Call 732-9S7-1815 for Info. & leather chair $200. ea., neg. Call 732-441-1093 MOVING SALE - (21 Bedroom bandsaw, with accessories. Riding Lawnmower; $200. Good cond. $800.732-565-9290 U MONROE TWPJJamcsburg Bazaars TABLE" Handcrafted solid All Neg. Call 733-723-1551 -ils, (2) exercise bikes, (1) oak. farmhouse style. 37"x50" epper, (2) desks. All good STAINED GLASS, Morton 89 Half Acre Rd. (near Fo/sgate O63b Tutoring Disable your cable today. Gel indtlion. Call 732-202-1685 brd with parls, $65. Ova Dr.), Sat., 4/23, B-2. Ralndale; 064 Lost & Found with one leaf opens to 72 . 4/24. NEW CLOTHING (t-shirts Two tone dark oak mi dull a free DIRECTV 4 room sys- oak frames new each $25. tem including standard Insfal- Call 732-723-0768 8 sweats), toys, housewares, LP-CD-VIDEOS medium oak on loi>. I -< Hli-nt li: books, VHS (apes, & more. condition, $125. or best offer. )n as low as $41.89 pe Sunday, April 24th, 10am ALGEBRA I & II & SAT'S ith.CalMor details. TARGET 10 MILLION HOMES , Rarllan Center Expo Hull Geometry & Basic Skills. DOG LOST; Husky, responds . Call 732-254-073t WITH YOUH AD-Advertise to "Annel", claypit by M.iln WRITING DESK; Vintage, 1-800-694-8644 OLD BRIDGE-Moving sale Edison, NJ*ln(o 732-543-4150 ! A|.-ihib'f;(t Teacher & Tulor v.satellite-coriii£!i:lion com 1OVING SALE-Quality Hems your product or service lo 353 Prospect St (off BfOokside Call 732-613-9225 Street Townhomes. Sayraville ladles, cherry/mahogany : approximately 10 million on 1LV29/01. Male, black 6 r.oinlr. wild hardwood veneers. urn., piano, pallo set rofrig a Ertglishlown Rd.J. Sal.. 4/23 Mrllh-Coll'JIH! liKirllRl .111 IfJW'I'i EARN DEGREE onlinB froi jritl, ladders, mower, & More. households In North America's 9:30-3:30. No early biidsl wliite wilh whits feet & while Beautiful carvings, curved he. 'Business,"Paralegal, besl suburbs by placing ynui TOOLS fall sizes), fuin., h/h. 063 Instruction SAT; 8 books pub- Who's Vitio lace, tan cheeks, brown eyes, Computers. Job Placemei dlllfown Area. 732-82B-1832 classified ad In nearly 800 sub- American Tchrs. 732-236-3042 appiox. 90 lbs., wliila stripe on Assistance. Computer Flnai MOVING SALE-All contents ol urban newspapers just (ike this U PARLIN-3& 4 Cheyenr MATH/PHYSICS TUTORING: heart, 51,000. REWARD cash I u.ii.u.i if qualify. e. Furn., dishes, bathroom onB. Only $1095 (USD)lor a Dr. (Off Washinlon Rd. lo Test, axams. cuirenl pr il •! •• Call 732-277-85(9 866-85B-2121 ssories, toys, all Holiday 25-word ad. One phone call, Harding Ave.) Sat. 4/23. 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Lawn Maintenance • Sodding raised S40.-S60. each. •7CO-6780,cell 90S-770-7999 Trimming • Cleanups JAGUAR XJ6 L Sedan '97 IRS Forms al Pickup Call 732-458-4606 Tree Removal 8 Stuinji Grinding I opaz -1 (It Fully loaded BATHROOMS, Kitchens WADE'S HARDWOOD C Sunraoi. On!/ 73,000 mi. New GUINEA PIGS - FREE FLOORING --T Estimates • Fully Insured CENTRAL CLEAN UPS 732-972-3099 Ail MINI •. WICI|'H\ , sa RHome 732-985-8855 . ,11 types ol debris removet to a good home. Cage & -ovements. 732-679-2291 lstallations'SaiicliiHcn.'tinc ii- AAvww.chlltlreiischjiritlcs.coA AUTOS WANTEmD accessories included. irj. Quality wc/k al reasonable ree estimates. 732-438-868. Junk S Running Carajrucks. Call Moi 732566145 prices. Call 732-767-5629 A BRANCH INSPECTION Campers, Bflr.cs, Boats. iring Cleanups • Landscaping/ fl'S CLEAN-UPS Jun! : 074 Carpet Install removal, attics, garages, base- JEEP • BLACK HARD TOP, TOP CASHSPAIDS PET SITTING & tenovalion'Tree Removal/ FITS "66 to 95' - Good cond. 1-aOD-464-8030 Pruning • Gultm donning Best offer. Cell* DOG WALKING 079d Garage Doors Sod • Stone • Sil Mlh > •VAA il n. .I I Kiri.-inori. DONATE service. JV 732-721-325 /1 !i-."i i. :«ini..i /:j; --M»-7 i'.'.'.i - YOUR GAR.BoalorReal TRASH & JUNK REMOVAL 094B Telephone LINCOLN MARK Vlll- 9fl • i its in lax Deductible WEST HIGHLAND TERRIER BILL'S CARPET SERVICE Anylhlng you want taken lo Silver, beauliful cond. All power, Plck-Uprrown Any Mod- CARPET RE-STRETCHING ARBORCARE White. AKC leinale. 1 yr. old. dumps. Free Estimates. Installation Onn •-,.M™. 90,000 ni. Drives like * REPAIRS. Over 25 yrs. TREE EXPERTS jndilion. 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Call 732-920-9300 r tharity: Children's Can- CURIALLE TREE SERVICE Inl./Ext.-Power Washing 095G Waterproofing , Boy/Girl Scouts, Dig TO PLACE NISSAN ALTtMA '02 - 2.5S, ;hers, SPCA, YMCA, AID-S, 075 Ceramic Tile & LANDSCAPING i/ einovnl 4 Hanging Wallpaper Black, sunroof, spoiler, grey A NOVENA Fully Ins. Call 732-786-1770 Sheet Rock Repair • Custom sing Homeless, and many '--"ior Inter. 16,200 miles - "«•— Pickup" Tax Repair/Install Finish • Affordable Rales • Free . . jner. Mint. Bal. Warranty. ALL PRO SERVICES, LLC. Esl./ln5./Over20Y's-exp. Deduciitila CALL Cleaning • Repairs Asking $M,SO0. 9l7-335-QSt5 732-322-4097* 609-914-0517 M' 'Mill-in Waterproofing -8B8-395-3955 1-800-660-4237 Replacements- GutlerGuardi ..jaintent 1-800-765-2793 CUSTOM CERAMIC TILING Insured. Call 732-545-9744 NISSAN ALTIMA '99 OR 732-358-5210 'Jew • Repair • Remodel. Free red. Call 732-548-0752 Free Est. Deal wfowner Save 39.123 ml. 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UNFAILING PHAYER 076 Cleaning " AAAA JACKALLTRADES ' Removal BILL'S EXPERT . ... CC Centennial Edition 2DO3. Tired ol handymen who don't Trimming il fKiv.-isi b.iiiiiici' warraiily. Blk. 250 mi. SOh500, neo. Exc. TO ST. ANTHONY Domestic •lo job ton small! Decor & Fnu* A :,:»v.\U2,WQ. 908-421-3616 Holy St. Anthony gentlest ol show or return calls? We Lot Clearing Call Bill 732-828-6521 Cond.Must Sell! 73?-257-54Z6. saints, your love (or God and always do! Fully insured. Open ling • Firewood S working 24-7. 732-701-1082 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS.-86 HONDA 2003 CBR 95<1 charity lor his creatures made you 732-446-2040 2 dr., Needs radiator hose & _d& black. LOADED. worthy when on earth to possess & A CLEANING 10 yrs. A HANDY HUSBAND (hemi. Reliahhi ti.nii.ini^.ion S5.SO0 Call Rob lor details SHIFFNERLAWN CARE ! miraculous powers. Miracles Odd Jobs. Reasonable, honest, Mowing, mulch stone, shrubs, j l^7,flO0nii. St50. 73:'-i '. '••;<• 732-501-6317 waited on your word urfiich you reliable. Call Mark 732-690-1866 &top soil. Call 732-251-6252 or 908-421 -5972 er ready to speak for 110 Autos for Sale HONDA ACE 750 '99 - Mint __ .. Irouble or anxiety. En- A JACK OF ALL TRADES TREES • Trimmed • Removed IIUMtD. -If ,\JVJ cunt! iUk /red. Only 5,500 ml. Interior Painting Wniliielil, biiyr.. IIIJUI liiu couraged by this tliounhl. I im- "No Job Too Big or Too Small"' •Slumps Ground 'Wood Chips Decorative & Faux Finishes oupe, Fully loa< plore to oblain lor ITB (request). F all Your Homo Repaiis and Reasonable Rotes 732-257-1416 lond.SI 2.000. •-wy. bars. S3,800. or besl Wallpapering ;500! HONDAS PROM $500 llor. Mnnalapan732-6B3-0134 The answer to my prayer may re- ALL HOUSES & OFFICES by Improvements. Insured & Fiee Color Coordinating ' 3 a miracle, even so, you are Portugose woman. Refs. a Est. Esl. Call Jack 732-727-1696 UNDERCUTTERS 20 yrs. exp. Call Vickl Kelly POLICE IMPOUNDS! YAMAHA CT1 ENDURO,'7f> r saint ol miiacles. Oh gentle ~ I Maria cell #84B-228-1584 LANDSCAPING 732-679-2142 -islings: R0Q-749-ai04 axl. £730 All original, 1,500 miles. In ind loving St. Anthony, whose ELIANA'S CLEANING 5VCE. .ost Lawn Culs $28. Call to- QUICK CENTURY '00 storage many /ears. $1,GOD or Good prices • references avail. day lo lock In low prices. Serving Original owner, -1 dr. I:*, .'llci.l besl offur. Call 732-785-5664 >nlhy cond., Ian, 62,000 mi.. $5,900. Calf Ellana 732-254-8103 Call 732-257-2750 East Brunswick k surrounding. ha si Call Mike, 732-715-9123 or besl oUet. Call 973-301-0744 EXPERIENCED CLEANING ALL HANDYMAN SERVICES 117 Trucks WOMAN available for private Bathrooms, Kitchens, Carpentry YARD JOCKEY QUICK LE SABRE, '98- 60.0004- ml. Just tuned up. New Vans homes. Call 732-605-9050 Odd Jobs • Fast Service SPUING Clean Dps • Trimming • PAINTING & PAPERHANGING Pruning • Mulch • Stone • Topsoil il /Ext Free Est Honest Ires this year. Ask. $5,200. 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CONSTRUCTION ill cond., $3,500. besl $6,995. Call 732-920-5300 ALL ABOUT FUNI * Clowns We do eveithinp.Replacemeni 732-44M747.after5pm with lots ol new parts. 53,000. lome cleaning al it's very best, idows. Insured. 732-525-0711 Concrete, brick, block, tence, ROBERT FALLON orb&stpHar.Call732-efl7-fl974 Characters tMaglc* Face Art Ince1984. Call 732-257-8463 curbs, sidewalk, driveway, Games & Morel 732-723-0179 ANY ODD JOBS - Can do PAINTING & HANDYMAN CHEVROLET1SO0 most anything. No Job Too steps. 732-254-4025, Free sst. No job too small. 732-565-9290 PICKUP '96 -VW Cap. CHEVROLET S-10'93- BUSH GUARD/GRILLE • ALL Kids Characters/Marll The Small. Call John 732-251-0B93 108,978 ml. Vinif TE111343. Call 732-747-59 31 Clown 'Magician w/rabbit • Face Hack. Exc. condition, BEYOND POWERWASHfNG CONSTRUCTION $6,995. Call 732-920-9300 i50. Call 732-254-1065 Painting •Balloons-Fun Science, Belgium Blocks, Cone re la 087 Power Glamour, Cralts. D J. 732-39O-B3B2 CHEVROLET CAVAILER '96 illicgreen. 125,O00ml. Curbs, Sidewalks, Driveways, Washing Green.Sspd.. Newlires, DODGE B150 "91; V6, auto., "leps, Brick Mailboxes, Design tires, new iron! brakes. 81.000 mllfls, p/s. plb. Runs, AMAZING MAGIC New trans. RunsGraatl J4.500. Call 732-4B9-36B5 wllh ERIC THE GREAT 077 Drywall GENERAL HANDYMAN avers, Pool areas, & Repairs, need's some work, S995. best ill insurance protection, 8 yrs $2,300. Call 732-679-4666 otfer. 732-747-2679, Iv.msg.. ' m. 732-536-6936 Sheetrock ;p. Free est. Call 732-605-9473 A JOB DONE RIGHT CHEVROLET CAVALIER '01 Decking. Over 35 years exp. $50. disc, thru 4/30. Orig. $210. DODGE HI-TOP VAN '90 * BUBBLES THE CLOWN* Free estimates. 732-360-1787 2 door. 79,aS8ml. i9.000 mi. BJta. cond. Askin Magic, animal balloons lace C.P.D. Quality Constru $160.(2 stories)732-254-3514 Vin# 17105721. $4,995. Only 59,000 ml.V8.TV.VCfl, $9.200. Call 732-234-3427 I captain's chairs, all power. painting S motet 732-780-3233 CUSTOM INTERIORS HANDYMAN • Retired Concrete & Inside Ma! nry Coll 732-920-9300 conlractor with over 30 year; Work.. Free Est./lst./lm D & B POWERWASHING iG,5fJO.neg. Call 732-613-8454 Drywall finishing. 30 yrs. exp. Call Joe 732-254-2651 We ..lost homos $150. or under. DISCJAKEV Free Eslimatesl 732-390-2144. e accepl credit FORD F150, '85- Extra OUAUTV FROM $300. ll 732--303-7820 Decks, patios, concrete & deck Call waterproofing, Remove black (4. B fl. bed. 09,000 miles. * Call 732-23B-4306 * DRYWALL TAPING lir shape. Asking $1,500 or and PLASTERING RENT-A-SON CUSTOM MASONRY experience Equals Quality Work tsl olfar. Call 73^-545-9744 Experienced. Free estimate: BEYOND POWERWASHING CHEVROLET PRISM '01 Hoy wheels, Toyo lire BrlckWork a Specialty FORDWINDSTAR'OO DJ NO JOB TOO SMALL ' Houses • Decks • Driveways Blue, 4 door, 42,650 mi, auto., potter Viper alarm p DJ s JAY TOM OF ALL TRADES • Sealing • Etc. • Fee Est. a/c, CD. new tires & brakes, 53.200 ml. Runs Greal. $7,900 ((JaJ y AtArthuh r Entertainment) A* PLASTERING ** Eveithing under your roofl CALL EHIC 732-254-6B21 Please call 732-261-0322 $6,000. Call 732-71S-9S57 "all 732-381-1415 Professional- Quality Music TAPING & SPACKLING Mr. Tom 732-679-7761 D1ANTONIO MASONRY OLKSWAGON JETTA GLS All Occasions- DJ-Karaoke #1 Ho job too small.732-435-0546 oncrete driveways, side 02 -20,000 milles. Bumper PLYMOUTH Grand Voyi 'n repeat business 732-441-2575 4-SHEETROCK* Taping, ik h & i o Bumper warranty Must 93- All power Alarm, en a r pen try floors garages 080b Home pkg,, ABS.'leather, cruise! Sell I Call 732-928-7080 Good cond. 134,000 orig. DJ ANY OCCASION $2.000.. nag. 732-380-0 jasements,'attics 732-763-733( j Improve (.-,iv, ?!",,()QQ, 732-85B-5042 VOLVO 850 Turbo Wagon. R&RMUSIC 732-316-9447 SHEETROCK & TAPING FORD ESCORT '94 95- 71 000 rni., leather heated PLYMOUTH VOYAGER '93 DYNAMIC MUSICAL DUO Specializing In small lobs. DON'S CUSTOM MASONRY Hatchback, auto., p/s. p/b. a/c. , sunroof. Exc. cond. 4 ex- G / / b CD Free Estimates. 1-000-640-3969 Excellent firsl car Excellenl es. $6,900. 732-530-1034 103,000 miles, $1,200. D CAROL* TOM ADDITIONS-BASEMENTS Flplaces/Pall/P ACCESS PLUMBING & Parties, cocktail, anniversary. estimates. 7 ^Ofirj..$350. Call 732-533-1127 •32-673-7567 • 732-566-277 BATHS-KITCHENS Free esl. HEATING. Service & Repairs. 'OLVO S60 2002 - Ash gold, FORD ESCORT ZX2 SPORTS Only 20,000 orig. ml. AWD, Call Tom 732-873-1440 ANI Construction 732-521-2444 M.G.C. CONSTRUCTION Lic#11121. Catl732-00t-1S78 '99-Black, 67,200 miles. Orig '•— pkg. Sa- *** JUMPINJAXS *** ADDITIONS, BASEMENTS, loncrete • Curbs • Driveways AFP Plumbing & Heating, owner. Full/ loadad. Asking * MoonwalKs * Fun Foods * Bathrooms, Kllchens, Paint Sidewalks • Pavers • Steps • " e estimates. Uc#ife £2,950. Call 7322388816 * Candy Carts * Tents, Tables & Electrical (lie. #72177)) FoF r Belgium block • Brick mailboxes Call 732-991-1050 l ll Attila 9089083070- 7-0232 7 FORD EXPLORER '98 S Chairs. Call732-972-nfi1» 4x4. 80,000 ml. KEYBOARDIST ALL-BORO ELECTRICAL C & G GENERAL REPAIR & MASON will fix & repair steps, BACSOKA 110a Sport CITATION TRAVEL TRAILER EdlheONEMAN BAND Residential, Comm., Industrial. dewalks & plastering. Very Vln# W2A59739. $B,90t>. REMODELING- Reas. prices PLUMBING & HEATING Call 732-920-9300 8S- "J Model" SleBpse. "~H609-424-06C- FREE estimates. Lie. #14112 quality work. Fin. Basements asonable. Call 732-9B8-0029 Complete Kitchen & Bath Utility Vehicles Very good condition- $3,000. POOLS & SPAS Kitchens. Baths. DrywalIlI K Remodeling. Water Heaters. FORD TAURUS GL,'96 CFIII 732-604-S3-H1 MOON BOUNCE and Local C 732-8B8-3630 MASONRY-NEW WORK COTTON CANDY i. Free est. 732-951-1854 Sewer &T)rain Cleaning Good cond. All power, arn/lm Toll Frea 1-600-679-0008 REPAIRS. Refs. Available Reasonable Rales. Free Esl. c-ass., a/c. B5.000 ml. Ask. S500I HONDAS FROM S500I Hent me tor your next parlyll Call 732-254-0843 p Lie. #5628. WE DO IT ALLI $1.900, 917-B42-9529(CBll) POLICE IMPOUNDS I * + -ll 73J-679-6B96 ' ' GOODMAN nit) b.i iients, carpentry, ELECTRIC COMPANY PORTUGUESE MASON CALL 732-727-0014 L)stings: StK)-749-B1Q4 PARTY MUSIC* KEYBOARD HONDA ACCOHD'94 Lie. #14926. Reas. rates. s. 7'32-238-6387 Brick Paver Specialists • Steps Auto, sunroof. 94,000 rnl. FORD EXPLORER 2002 VOCALIST .Cocktail. Dance concrete d rive ways/patio s/cu IDS Weddings. Anniversary -Birthday GARDEN STATE VIN n RA168-H2 . .m loaded. Now tires .' sidewalks • Family Operated S4.99&. Cell 732-920-9300 brakes. Exc. cond. $14,000. 118 Motor Homes sing alongs • Judy 732-431-1286 POWER TECH ELECTRIC painting • sheetrock • de 732-257-7822 or 732-406-B5B6 PLUMBING and HEATING Residential & light commercial. WATER HEATERS HONDA ACCORD EX,'99- Call 732-303-6025 i Bee. Vehicles Froeest. Reliable. Lie #15,000 • kitchens. Fully ins. Free :< HEAL CONTRACTORS Jr REPAIRS 8 REMODELING 2 dr., lealtier, auto start, PS HONDA CRV SE, '01 Belga, 732-690-3702 - 90S-227-3141 Call 732-690-2797 Landscape design, blocks, stone, Owner Operated. Lie. #5568 CD, A/C. Sunroof, great •6.000 miles. Very good cond. driveways, sidewalks, potches, ** 732-251-5660 •}••> lonUilion. 115,000 ml. 510.000/ ..eather seate. C/D playei. new 12th ANNUAL CENTRAL JER- R M R ELECTRIC LLC. The Classified Can! remodeling, etc. Residential. iesl offar. Lisa, 732-610-6879 tires. $14,000. 732-335-4252 Residential Service & Repair Sell Your Usod Merchandise! Free estimates, 732-651-9911 SEY RV SHOW - April 22nd- Lie. #14966 • 732-416-1072 Call 1-800-660-4ADS JIM'S HONDA ACCORD LX '93 ISUZU RODEO LS, 2000. 24lh. Frae Admission-Free * FAHRENHEIT, INC. A Local 732-358-5210 BARGAIN HUNTERS! PLUMBING & HEATING Peal. S spd.. rims, sound 4 WD, ABS, V6. Auto, A/C, I'.irkimi! IF\ Selling RV Brands! jystem. Good cond. 200,000 _ Installation 8 Service RYAN ELECTRIC CO. Fax 732-780-4678 CHECK OUT OUR LISTINGS Insured. Free Quote 45.000 ml . ;ill mnvi'i .ihiiiti, PNC ATITS CENTER, G.inl^n Efw Estimates. 73g-7W-HR3B Lie. #7134. Call 732-708-0370 UNDER 043A WISE BUYS . nl. $2,000.,nog.732-693-775B . stad. $a,BO&. 732- &4S-6 W1 State Parkway, Exit 116 Lie. #10952 732-251-6133 40 SENTINEL, April 21, 2

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s: tS 10Luxury BonusCash, $3,000 Customer Cash, $1,000 Ford Credit, $500Aulo SliowCoupon, $1,000 Red Japel LeaseJRed Carpel Oplion Reneival, 61.500 Sansone Owner Loyally, $5,657 Sansone Oiscounl. To qualiied buyers Rebates: $5,000Cuslomer Cash, $1,500 SansoneOwner Loyally, $10,136 Sansone Disoounl, To qualilied buyers.

9 °-ioo ROUTE 1 • WOODBRIDGE, NJ 07001 0 CAU/QQO\ O7C u AtXI ! WWW.RT1AUTOIVIALL.COM TODAY IOOOI %P tO I U IO I A(I prices plus lax, license, reg, and Doc. Ice. Tills ailrolismienl acts as a coupon and rnisl te presented al lime ol sale. I insiblt loi Ipgiaphical errors or omissions. Photos aie inly. All alters wilh approve SENTINEL, April 21, 2005 45

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We Got The 90-100 ROUTE 1 • WOOOBRIDGE, NJ 07001 [C'ANSONES ,u \ i \| Two Miles North of Woodbridge Center Mall 7~ WWW.RT1AUTOMALL.COM TODAY (866) 781 "2733 All prices plus lax, license, reg.an d Doc. fee. This advertisement ads as a coupon and must be presented at time ot sale. Dealer is not responsible for typographical errors or omissions. Photos are for illustrative purposes only. All offers with approved credit. * Subject to vehicle chosen, down payment, terms and conditions may vary with approval, must meet all reauirements "0% aDr available on approved credit. Must meet all requirements. See dealer for details. SENTINEL, April 21, 2005 47

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NEW 2005 DRASTIC NEW 2005 JEEP CHRYSLER REDUCTIONS Wrangler PT Cruiser ON EVERY VEHICLE A I Stk DT56205, VIN #5T55881Z, 4 OR, 4 cyl., aoto, l/e, p/s/b/mnds, cd, MSHP: $15,970. Pita , St(ST&6336.VIH S5PM9422.2 03,8 cvi..6 sod.manual,a/c.p/j/b.cd. [LII metaldttops.softtip,allovs.HSflP: J21.940. , includes: $1000 factory rebate and $1000 CFC rebate {thru Chrysler Financial Ciiin) 8 $400 IN STOCK TO MAKE Price includes: S7fiO fadncy rebate and SIDFJO Cf t tebats (tliru diiyslEi FirarKisI Corp). $1000 l^ase loyally rebate. S500 rnili-1 college gred rebate, if qual. SBBS due at lease signing. Taxes, licensing S re gist, add'l. ROOM FOR SPRING taij rebate i S« recent college jrai rebut, il pi, SH (it al lease signing, foes, licniij! regiiLadd' I. INVENTORY! 39 MOS. FOR 12,498 NEW 2005 NEW 2005 JEEP CHRYSLER Sebring Liberty SUt #T56299. VIN #5W6H8fl7.4 DR. E cv)-. auto, 3yc, p/sA/winds/iki/mirrs. cd, mat it MSfiP:S?3,7aO. Prree S19.97B. Price includes: $2000 fi'doiy relate and SIOIO CFC relate Ithni Cirysis Finineial Ccrp|, $1000 lease liyiity. 1 iicl*dl500May relatemi SWBCFC relate (toClryskfFiianciilOapUIOODleaseltyaltftebaliS4D0 I $400 college jrail rebate, il pi. $16! dee it lease lipinj. laiis. licensing t legist inTI. APR" DOWN college ijial rebate t $509 military rebate il qual. SBlf tee at lease sijiin jJiies, licensing 8 legist add'l. Financing PAYMENT! IS BUY $ Available Available ST BUVS 39M0S. FOR 14,998 i78 39MOS. FOR EVERYONE'S CREDIT NEW 2005 JEEP NEW 2005 CHRYSLER Pacifica Grand AWD Cherokee I SI ITSfSIS,VIII #5R42Z796,4 DB,6 eyl,auto.a/c,p/s/AB$/wndVb/«iirs,cass/cd,MSflP: $28,255. Price HUGE EVENT! M hrtoty I includes: $2000 factory relate and $1000 CFC rebate (thru Chrysler Financial Corp) $1000 lease loyalty I $400 Regardless of how good or bad your recent college giad rebate, if qual. $920 dee at lease signing.Taxes, licensing 8 tegisL adl'l. credit history is, McDonagh has made special arrangements with area banks to approve everyone's 39NIOS. FOR credit far this special sale! NEW JERSEY'S #1 JEEP DEALER! ROUTE 18 NORTH, EAST BRUNSWICK Just 2 Miles South or New Jersey Turnpike, Exit 9

CHRYSLER • JEEP The Right Choice! OPEN DAILY 9-9 SATURDAY 9-6. Prices & programs subject to cliarum Prices include all costs to be naid by a consumer except foi licensing, registration, taxes 8 tire fee. "0% finai w/approva/ll on seleclt modelt dsl tot r seleclt termt s andd iin ' treu of rebates. TVehiclBS chosen, cash FIVE STAR "' .Total nvmt/tntal cnsl/n 2/S12.371- Wrangler X S6552/S7252/S13164 Lessees responsible lor maintenance 8 excess wear and tear. Leases are closer! end, 12,000 mi/yr, 20c p/nu after. All ofleis! lender approval with minimum ciedit score of 730. Photos for illustration only. Dealer not responsible foi errors/omissions. Ad supercedes all prior offers. Oiler ends 4/30/05. ©21)05 "IIIR Maps Group. APRIL 20, 21, 22, 23, 25

CHRYSI-ER.I Je«P. •Illllll* liM'iOJi HEVROLEI iFmn 2005 CHEVY COBALT SEDAN WRANGLER X 4X4 DRIVE FOR $189» AUTO, 4Ofi., PS, PB, AC, SIK #J5286, VIN #5P350409, MSRP $ 15,120, $2000 Cash/Trade, $1000 Hot Button MSRP $21,940, $2000 CASH/TkASX, $750 IIASE CASH, v jCns/i, $500 Down Payment Assistance $1000 IIASE LOYALTY, $ 1OOO NE BONUS CASH 2005 CHE' MAUBU BERTYSPORT4x4 SMART BUY $159 r Auk>,'4Cyt AM/FM/CD, Keyless, PB,, AC,, y7 Auto, 6 Cyl, PS, PB, AC, PW, PL, P/Mirrors, Stk #J586,Vm Vin #51•271306, , MSRPM $20,660,$,, $2000' Cash/Trade, $ 1000 #SW533020, MSRP $23,600, $2000 Cash/Trade, $ 1500 Hot Button Cash, $500 Down Payment Assistance Vlease Cash, $ 1000 Lease Loyalty, $1000 NE Bonus Cash 2005 CHEVY TRAILBLAZER IS 4x4 2005 CHRYSLER SMART BUY $175 Auto, 4 Cyt., 2.41, PS, PS, AC, Stk #J546, Vin Chase, Remote Enfry, 7ml«) Gfass, >Uomj,Sflt JV577I, Vin H52199564, MSRP $30,675, $2000 Cash/Trade, #51560076, MSRP $15,820, $ 1000 Cash/Trade, \ $ 1000 Hat BuHpn Cadi. 5)750 Down Poymaif Assistance $1000 NE Bonus Cash, Dayton Disc. $821 2005 CHEVY 2004CHRYSLER SEBRING CONV. BUY FOR $19.799

Auto, V6£ f/Options,!6"Wheeh, Trailer Pica I, Auto, 4 Cyl., 2AI, PS, PB, AC, PW, PL, Tilt, Cruise, AC, PW, PL, W, Cruise, Tinted Gloss, S*#V5214, Vin t MSRP $25,155, $2000 Cash/Trade. $1000 Hot Button Cash, Stk#J4411, Vin #4N336998, MSRP $26 505 $4000 s_ $500 Down Payment Assistance \Cash/Trade, $ 1OOO NE Bonus Cash, Dayton Disc. $ 1706

05 MalTbii Smart Buy: $169/ro.351 "s^ioOOhotbuttm cash. $2000 cash/trade, $500 down pyinlasst down.Total pymts i Liberty ftpe»t:$225 per iti.li IK.$2001 asMaio.SlSIO base cash. $1000 to loyalty. $1011 HE lias cash down.Mil psymeifc $5565.0|i[.t)j]loo[ipynit $11,569.00.05HHiBKSmallt!iiy:$175/nia23 HIPS. $2000 cash/lradi$1750 down Myintasst, S8100.Aniountfinanceil$17.7l4.1l @ 2.»7Vc APR. 05 Wrangbi X Pctymerrt:$1*9 par ndl rre.$!u1(cashtaior$7S0lea«5MaBiS.art Buy: 11000 hot button tash down.Total nymts S4J12B. Opt. balloon pymtS21.1ES.25.05 EquinoxSmmt Buy: $100/mo. 23 met $2000 $ISi/»o, 15 n«.$lim til tuttn cast, $2101 cash/ta(o,$Sll down paynentassista»:oliw«.Titalpts$SSiS.Oit.lallin|iayiieit ash/trade. $1000 hot button cash. $500 down nyntt asu down. Total pymts $4577. Opt. balloon pyint $17,105.40.05 Cobalt Smart $t1.S69.SII.II5T[ailblaierSma[tBi^:3175/ino. 23rnos.$2Dgilcash/liad3.$l7S0 dwn paymentfissBtaKe.deallnbate: E incent'vss to dealBi iiy: S99/mo.35 nio).$2000cash/lrade,$1000liotbutloii cash,$500 downpymtBssl.down,Total pymts $4165. Opt.balloon pyml I costs to le paid by cinsinei enspl In kaee, ie|. (taxes. Hot Bspnibb loilypos. Fctyies used In iktialion use oil). See dtalni In details. $031II Prices & pymts eslude tax,lill« and doc. lees. Smart Buys based on I2K .„ • i> HnW H Sail ends Itn lays aft i As pibfaliii Ue. ii./yr-ar S are lonnty sneclic. fjol responsible to typos. Pictures lor ibistialion use only _ „__ _™t "SJS™* FIVE STAR aen iln*rl«detais.OVi/IPdealeiltr details. 0*4 APnR in lieu oifl rebates.rebates. Sal Saied end endss i3_day daps alte afterJhr tiioo pub.data. (f;.VOLUTION STORE HOURS: M-F 9-9 & SAT 9-6 OOOOO srOflf HOURS: M-F 9-9 & SAT 9-6 daytonauto.net daytonauto.net

Rt. 13O North at Georges Rd, Dayton, NJ Bt. 13O North at Georges Rd, Dayton, NJ r SENTINEL, April 21,2005 49 WINDSOR NISSAN NEED WE SAY MORE?!? Performance SEE HOW NISSAN RANKED RATING Predicted Reliability • WHEN TESTED AGAINST BASED Safety • Owner Satisfaction 222 MAKES & MODELS. ON: • Fuel Economy

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S OR 49LI11,697 [OR UBLIT7JHVVa BOS. FIR • I • 7 «,i20,897 .|129-.i20,997 VIN #5C308802,4 DR, 4 cyl., auto, a/c, p/s/disc VIN #5Hl 11790.4 DR.fi cyl. . auto. a/e. p/s/disc VIN I5C43I393.2 DR, 6 cyl., auto, a/c, pM. cd, MSRP: VIN S514B3394,4 DR, 4 cyl., auto, a/c, p/s/b/winds/lks, VIN #5Hl 117904 DRfi cy l auto a/e p/s/di VIN I5C43I3932 DR 6 l ut / M d MSRP id. MSRP: $15,860. Ttl Pymt/Residual: $1176/59040. brks/winds/lks/mins.cd, MSRP: $20,910.Ttl brks/winds/lks/mirrs.cd, MSRP: $24,850. Ttl S22.80U. Til Pymt/ltaiitial: $3096/515,773. Includes Includes $2500 fact, rebate S $500 coll grad rebatett. fym(/Residual:$1344/$14,428. Includes $15(1(1 fact Pvml/'Ftasiduiil: $G(TB4/$I 3.66 7. Includes $2000 (act. $500 college grad rebate. $4014 down njml/$!i!in limit $3779 down pyml/$0 bank fee/$49 1st mo. pymt/$O sec rebate 8 $500 coll grad rebalett. $3002 down pynil/$55O rebate. $3997 down iymt/$550 bank IGB/$ 1691 st mo. Iee/$I291st ma. nymt/$O sec dep = $4693 ta at sip- ' 1378 due at sinning + tax & MVfees. bank lco/$b'01st mo. pyint/$O sec dip = $4408 die at pymt/$D sec dep = $4716 due at signing : tax & MV ing + tax S twites. 7 at thiI s price! signing + tax 8 MV fees. lees. . 12 at this price! , V 3 at this price! C 3 at this price! j

MAXIMA SE PATHFINDER S5MURANOSAWD S 139= -'22997 -189= - 23997 i159-.i25,897 4189LIS27,297 I IWW3BM1S. Fill LLUU I IUUSEHDS. FDD kU;UU I VIN J5C742767,4 DR, 6 cyl., auto, a/c, p/s/disc VINI5W4IB621.4 DR.6 cvl.. auto, a/c. p/s/disc VIN J5N510000,2 DR, 8 cyl., auto, a/cj/s/disc VIN I5C806533,4 DR. 6 cyl, auto, a/cjp/s/disc brks/winds/lks/mins, cd. MSRP: $27,770. Ttl brks/winds/lks/mins. cd. MSRP: $30,230. Ttl brks/winris/lks/mins. cd.MSRP: 5Z7.71D.Ttl brks/winds/lks/mins. cd. MSRP: $27,930. Ttl Pyinl/Residuil: $3816/$l9,439. Includes $500 college Pymt/Residual: $6BIM/$1R.14O. $4275 down nyml/$550 Pymt/Residual: $5004/$18,011. Includes $20D0 fact Pymt/Residual: $6804/$ 15,082. Includes $1250 lad. grad relate. $4475 down pyml/$55O bank Iee/$I59 1st bank fee/$!891st mo.pymt/$8 sec *p = $5014 Aw at rebate. $3690 down pymt/$550 bank fee/$1391st mo. rebate. $4394 down pvml/j550 bank foe/$IS31st mo. IO. nymt/$O sec dep = $5184 due at signing + tax 8 MV signing i- lax R MV fees. pymt/$O sec dep = $4379 due at signing + tax 8 MV nyml/$0 sec dep = $5133 due at signing + tax 8 MV 3 at this price! 4 at this price! J fees. fees. ^ 3 at this price! J . 3 at this price! J Bad Credit? No Credit? NO PROBLEM! Call us today! * WINDSOR We can help you get the credit you deserve! OUR OPERATORS NISSAN ARE STANDING BY! 590 Rt 130, East Windsor, NJ 800 -719-8054 www.windsornissan.com Subi to primary lender approval. Leases include 12K (lOK/Sentra) mi./yr. 15c p» mi. over, lesseo responsible lor excess wear, tear 8 maintenance. ttMust have graduated 01 will graduate Irom accredited call, within past/next 6 mos. Not responsible lor typos. All rebates and dealsi coupons taken by dealer. Sale ante 4/30/05. ALL NEW 2005 5OO SE 4 DOOR GRAND MARQUIS GS PER NOT A MO,/ LEASE! H NOT A 23 ABS.P(em. Sound 1568O MOS. VB, Automatic, WC, P/Steering, ABS. PAVindows P/Locks, LEASE! I Wheels. Day/Nirht nne^j r VVi--.- .f Vf.VmM rrc.cii.in Oit-o'. Slk M357. lilt Wiring Wheel, Cruise Control, Stk aii:y,. 6Cyl.,Aulo,AlC. P/S, AiiS. f'/Vi IVI.. I'/SKIK. [ill. CHUMS AM/FM CD, S/Ruof, OnSteir. Iliiiipwiy rm$lii I I 1 I i I i i I i i , VIH^sVITtVKW t.«il«' l-.'Kj.'Vii 1HH W HH',1 I'HOH S'-i : I PAYMENT OPTION $13,440. Prfice Includes: S500 College Giad I .LI m.y Si,000 Conquest. $500 FMCC, $500 College FIMAI. I'AVMI.NI ni'llOU '-:'-!.:s 1/ Ciiic Includes: $1,350 DPA, $1,000 Olds Loyally, jf.Hi) t $500 MiLtary Rebates alien patiraa 1 tSM Mita S50O Coriego Rebains when purchased it qualified. Tax & MV Fees Add') Military, $S0O Bonus, $1,000 Hot Bullon nebalps when Inuiu L-II il i|,,;ilik;d.Tax & MV Fees Add'l. Grad Rebates when financed if qualified. Tax S HV Fees Add1).

• BALANCE OF NEW CAR WARRANTY • CERTIFIED • Auto. • B Cyl* A/O PIS • PIE • P/L- PW • Kevless Entry • Alarm • Timed • Glass • Leather • Loaded • MSHP $53,450 CI2.7BS • SK i-YW\V! -32,677 Ms. it. P/Seats,AM/FMCass/CD, S"W Q IBMS 5 995 7 395 2,705 $Atflf^B flfBflllHCf AMFWCD. 43K Mi, Slk #16590. VFN#gX6036a6 ll,99Sl 15 995 12.SB5 )•• m •>;• kT.-19KM . Slk ^ICfiiO. VIN'-PI- 17993S 16 895 RW,, PilPil,, Pleats.™Pleats.™, Ciuse, »«« |» H •••£ C •) !"'. !."''• !. ! •• •'. •• I V: .I". • -,-,11 18 995 • 17,985 '26,995 IB 495 '27,495 c° "I6.BB5 29495 faags

1 SUB(.tOqualiWalOi i- ••••\i -, ' :&>.• . > y i. (•.••--: • :i. Hi • l.-ini | ..nil i-: Me i,,i! ,I,.-I- r-y il, Mj.,..ii Vir: ,-.\ [.'•••: !•• IC.H| HV v -iK.'i.C HA'-, id.' '•• :1 [(.•.. ,• Vi. I.'H I -.• led!!") ;1:vl!r"J(j" ::(i; • rfhnto; if Rebates are subject lo quattalwi. College rebats proof olgaduafon (eqisred. Re^oflal resadenhal reslricfons apply- Musi finance thru FMCC lo obtain certain rebates. See dea a Firandng in lieu ol rebales

5Bring ii currenl dated ad. Sara makaVTcdrt'oplions. Fri-Sto* vehicles ortj.Tw. & MV Fees Actfl.Ptolos tx Clustjation only. Nol respomlhfa for Ijpograplical errors. Offers not valid on prior sales or orders 8 camol be combined. Valid Thru 4(27/05. SENTINEL, April 21, 2005 5 1 n Dealer!1

2002 NISSAN Pathfinder LE 6 Hjl, auto W/OD. ps, ABS, A/C, p/st, p/w. p/l, Int wprs. cruise, tilt, root rack, r/def, NEW 2005 cass/CD, pjsunroot, i/gts, leath int, aiarm, keyless entry, dual air bags. NISSAN TITAN KING CAB VIN:2W708905 • STK:3122P • 23.754 miles" $ LEASE 21,444 FOR per mo./ ONLYf 24 mos. $ 2001 NISSAN *0 SECURITY DEPOSIT • ft DISPOSITION FEE Xterra XE V8, auto w/Ob, ps, ABS, A/C, p/l, p/w, ;r»t wprs, cruise, (fit, alloys, CD player, t/gls, 6 cyl, aulo w/OD, ps, ABS, A/C, p/l, p/w, cloth Int, dual air bags, floor mats. Includes $750 Acme Owner Loyalty Dealer Rebate' Int vvprs., cruise, tilt, roof rack, r/def, allays, VIN:5N524830 • STK: 2020 • HSRP: $32,910 • 2 available at this price CD player, t/gls, cloth int, dual air bags, keyless entry. VIN:1C561463 • STK:3023P • 34,706 miles" NISSANS COST LESS IN SOUTH BRUNSWICK! $16,777 2001 TOYOTA Camry LE 4 cyl, auto w/OD, ps, ABS, pb, A/C, p/st, p/l, p/w, cruise, tilt, floor mals, cass/CD, p/sunrool, cloth int, keyless entry, dual air bags. VlN:1054OI 72 STK:2JO6A • 44,539 miles*t $ NEW 2005 NISSAN [LEASE NEW 2005 NISSAN [LEASE 11,666 ALTIMA 2.5 SL ONLY:' QUEST io°NLV: 2001 NISSAN

$ $ $ Maxima GXE 0 SECURITY DEPOSIT • O DISPOSITION FEE •*() SECURITY DEPOSIT • Q DISPOSITION FEE B cyl. auto w/OD, ps, pb, A/C, p/w, p/l, tnt wprs, cruise, till, r/def, am/Fm stereo cass, 4 cyl, auto vf/OO, ps, pb, A/C, p/st, p/l, p/w, int wprs, cruise, lilt, allays, stereo/CD, 6 cyl, auio w/OD, ps, ABS, A/C, p/l, p/w, int wp/s, cruise, ttli, CD piayer, CD player, t/gls, cfoth int, afarm, keyless t/gls, loath int, alarm, keyless entry, dual air bags, floor mats. Includes $500 College /def, t/gls, cloth int, keyless entry, dual air bags, floor mats. Includes $75{ entry, dual a3r bags. Grad rebate" and $750 Owner Loyalty1. VIN:5C320128 • STK:2092 Acme Owner Loyally Dealer Rebate*. VIN:5M1O096O • STK:1SO8 • VIN:1T6t8656 • STK:3O50P- 42,199 miles" MSRP:$24,960 • 2 available at this price MSRP:$24,800 • 2 available at this price. www.acmenissan.com $15,444 2000 NISSAN AltimaGXE 4 cyl, auto w/OD, ps, pb, A/C, p/l, p/w, cruise, tilt, r/def, stereo/cass, t/gls, cloth Int, keyless entry, dual air bags'. I VIN:4C156953 .- - STK3052A • 57,756 milestt $7,777 NEW 2005 NISSAN [LEASE NEW 2005 NISSAN I LEASE 2003 FORD PATHFINDER XE [ONLY: SENTRA1.8SJ0NLY: F150XLT4X4 V8, auto w/OD, ps, ABS, A/C, p/l, p/w, int wprs, cruise, (ill, alloys, CD player, t/gls, $0 SECURITY DEPOSIT • $Q DISPOSITION FEE • *() SECURITY DEPOSIT • $O DISPOSITION FEE cloth int, dual air bags, keyless entry. VIN:3NB53728 STK:9839A*17,19f miles" 6 cyl, auto w/OD, ps, ABS, A/C, p/l, p/w, Int wprs, cruise, tilt, roof rack, 4 cyl, auto w/OD, ps, pb, A/C, p/l, p/w, cruise, tilt, CD player, t/gls, doth int, alloys, CD player, r/def, t/gls, cloih int, keyless entry, dual air bags, floor keyless entry, dual air bags, (ioor mals. Includes $500 College Grad Rebate" and mats. Includes $500 College Grad rebate" and $750 Owner Loyalty*. $750 Acme Owner Loyally Deafer Rebale'. VI N:5L511417- STK: 1921 $ VIN:5C744762 • STK:2207 • MSRP:$27,770 • 2 available at this price MSRP:$16,610 • 2 available at this price, 20,333 732-821-9300

MINUTES FROM EVERYWHERE www.carfax.com 10 Miti. from US Highway 130 • South Brunswick North Brunswick 10 min. from Prices im;|. all cost to he ml bv consumer uxciwl license registration & laxBs if qualified. Dealer not responsible for typographical errors. $3000 Down/Trado. 1 st pyn't, SO Sac dep & $550 bank fee due at Incep- East Brunswick "fi 3 mo S d ndIBS • T0P/l£V-$M62ffl94B,; QUEST: 36 mo. cfosod end lease • T0P/tfV:$923fl/Si364fl; FfflfflNOEIt: 39 nrn closed end Isase - 10 min. from Edison •_?_. .. .,,no. TJTlll. 1* ™- n|nn>,J ,BJ !...„ . Tnn/I ClI.eiinT) /Mdill •Hurl (tniln in nnm Mflhinln nlirrvflipori Imn Inmn Ulcpin milhln (Sin TOP/LEV:S10aB2/$16g39- ALTIMA- 24 mo ctad end Imsi • TOP/LE¥:$5254/$16723; TITAN: 24 mo. tW end least • T0P/LEV:S9022/SZD733. 'Must IradB in HBW nhlcli purchased from tae Hlssan within lim 15 min. from Somerset Pisl 12 mos. "Certain restrictions innlv • see dealer Inr complete details. 'In sales volume lot calender year 2004 lor single franchise dealers in NJ based on Nissan NE region dealer sales ranking. Ad Is a coupon 20 min. from Freehold & most be presented at time of purchase Subject to primary lender approval. Pictures are lor Illustrative purposes only. Prices expire the lollowluo, lion, alter ad prints. All rebalBS Included. ©2005 DO tds 52 SENTINEL, April 2], 2005

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