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December 1, 2005 SentineNorth Brunswick • South Brunswick l 50« Route 92 project may be roadkill Authority redirects $175M in funding to turnpike widening

BY CHIUS GAETAN0 Sundown in A.C. StnIT Writer Part two of our series on the lans for the development of the controver- N.J. State League of sial Route 92 were dealt what may be a Municipalities Conference Pcrippling blow when $175 million was taken out of the project, devoted instead toward Page3 the widening of the New Jersey Turnpike. The decision to redistribute the funding came during the Turnpike Authority's morning meeting on Tuesday. It was felt that the widening of the turnpike was a higher priority than the construc- tion of Route 92 due to the fact that, according to Turnpike Authority spokesman Joe Orlando, Route 92 still has a number of hurdles to over- come such as the economic impact study. Still, Orlando was quick to point out that while Route 92 is definitely on hold, people should not be too quick to assume it's dead entire- ly, as funds could be sent to the project in the future. Still, at the moment, the widening of the turnpike has taken priority, j "We borrowed the money [to construct Route 92] in 2000, and you ordinarily don't keep funds sitting around for five years. You're supposed to be using them in a more timely manner. So, given the status of the turnpike widening and the fact that it has been made a priority, it makes more sense to switch that money to the widening proj- Entertainment ect," said Orlando. Check out this week's CHRIS KELLY staff John Potocnlk and Carol Mandlngo demonstrate how puppets work during a show by Opponents of Route 92 feel differently about Just Go! Catskill Puppet Theater at Constable Elementary School, South Brunswick, Nov. 22 the funding decision. Most view it as a sign of the Page 30 project's imminent demise. Assemblywoman Linda Greenstein CD- Middlesex/Mercer) and Assemblyman Bill Baroni (R-Middlesex/Mcrcor), longtime opponents of Quote of the week: Renaissance bond Route 92, praised the decision to prioritize the widening of the turnpike over the construction of Route 92. "My dad always used to tell me "It's good for the people of South Brunswick a tavern was a poor man's coun- release put on hold and good for the people of New Jersey that this try club, and I never forgot that." clarified that only items such as road- road is going away. For me, it is an early holiday —Richard Cotley Residents flood ways, drainage and street lights that present that this road is likely almost gone, but acting governor are not functioning due to approved but I'd still like to see stopping the ability to fund it. Page 3 N.B. council with improper design and construction quali- ... People in the community like the No 92 coali- drainage complaints fy as reasons to block the bond release, tion, who stopped this road, those who never gave rather than maintenance issues. He up, they deserve the credit because when all the BY JENNIFER AMATO explained that the public hearing is not pressure was brought to bear, they never gave Stuff Writer an analysis of the original jurisdiction of in," said Baroni. Index the Planning Board, but rather an According to Greenstein, the widening of the he North Brunswick Township turnpike will alleviate traffic problems by keep- Classified/Employment .31 Council tabled resolutions to assessment if public improvements are functioning properly. -ing trucks off local roads and eventually connect- Crossword ...... 25 T release performance bonds for ing fully with the Pennsylvania Turnpike. The original bonding occurred in Entertainment ...... 16 Sections I and II of 's Renaissance The New Jersey chapter of the National Obituaries 21 development last week. 1991 for storm sewer and detention basins, sanitary sewers, public roads, Association of Industrial and Office Properties, a Opinion 8 The decision came after notification group that represents developers, supported the of discrepancies regarding residents' water mains and hydrants, and monu- Police Beat 22 ments for subdivisions. Although a main construction of Route 92 as a way to alleviate opportunities to discuss improvement traffic and boost the economy. Real Estate .27 matters in the housing development, concern of residents is improper drainage on their properties, the only "I think the turnpike [authority] is doing the Sports 26 Route 130. right thing. They have to set priorities, and dif- However, several residents did speak items included in the bond are ease- ments such as inlets, pipes, manholes, ferent times and places have different priorities, before the council Nov. 21 as to their and right now, the widening of the turnpike is a lwww.gmnews.com I detention basins and headwalls. concerns about the development. (Continued on page 23) Township Attorney Ronald Gordon (Continued on page 24) :• nv.ir, ,i Iriv.•.--"" .'.':""".'.' 2 SENTINEL, December 1, 2005

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Richard Codey's party during the Cuba Libre, located in the Troplcana Casino and Resort, Atlantic City, was one of many 90th annual League of Municipalities Conference. The party drew well over 500 people after-hour hot spots during the League of Municipalities Conference, Nov. 15-18. for the second consecutive year. Mixing business with NJ-'s governor goes pleasure and politics to greener pastures tured the attention of the mind. And the Burke said the place has no cosmetic Come sundown, parties mouth. Codey skips the glitzy appeal, a huge reason why she thinks the surest bet in town "I came here last year, and the jumbo casinos and holds Codey wanted to return. shrimp are just as big again this time "He seems like a person of substance, at annual conference around," said one satisfied customer. "I party at Irish Pub and it's obvious from the minute he walks wonder where the hell they get these BY DAN NEWMAN in," Burke said. "We have people come BY DAN NEWMAN things." Staff Writer through here from all socioeconomic back- Stair Writer When asked about the large turnout at grounds — people who jus, t got off their shift their function, Victor Vittorino, business ATLANTIC CITY — Almost imme- at the factory at 5 a.m., to those who win a Editor's note: The following is the development specialist, left no doubt as to diately after taking office last November, lot of money at the casinos, and those who second of a two-part series on the how the crowd swelled. acting Gov. Richard Codey decided to throw just lost a whole bunch — and he fits in annual New Jersey State League of "We probably issued about 750 invites, a party for about 500 of his closest friends with all of them around here. I think that Municipalities Conference held in but then people get in other ways. Maybe during the annual New Jersey State says a lot about his character." Atlantic City, Staff writer Dan they know somebody who drags them League of Municipalities Conference. Burke also said that her bar is the kind Newman spent one fidl day and night along, or they just hear about it and decide With this year's conference approaching, of place where it doesn't matter who you at the event, and today mports on what to come in," Vittorino said. "Most of the Codey decided to have another blowout at are, and all are welcome. takes place when the sun goes down. people invited were from Monmouth and the same place, and it wasn't some grand "Nobody comes in here with any agen- Ocean counties, being that we do lots of ballroom. It wasn't even at a casino. das or any sort of attitude," she said. ATLANTIC CITY - Just as the day- business out there." "My dad always used to tell me a tavern "Tb me, it's a very relaxing land of place, time hours offer plenty of sustenance at One of the most anticipated parties of was a poor man's country club, and I never very comfortable," Codey said. " the N.J. State League of Municipalities the day was hosted by T&M Associates, forgot that," Codey said, "I had a party one While Codey says he had fun, nothing Annual Conference, the same can be said Middletown. Some had invitations, and year at Bally's, and it was nice, but for can compare to last year's festivities. for when the Atlantic City Convention some heard about it from "a friend," but $10,000, it just seemed a little too over the "Last year was bonkers," Codey said. "I Center shuts down at 5 p.m. each day. For come 9:48 p.m. there were plenty in atten- top for my liking." was only the governor for about two days the 15 hours after the curtain goes down dance. According to a spokesman for T&M, Instead of getting into all of the glitz and when the party came around. This year was on the show, located at Miss America Way, more than a few people wandered in unin- glamour, Codey, who said he doesn't drink still good, though." there will be plenty for the throngs of pub- vited. alcohol or gamble, decided to have hia func- The party, which drew approximately lic officials to do. (CWe didn't really hand out a lot of actu- tion at Atlantic City Irish Pub, located at 600 people, according to Burke, took up the For some, this is when the real fun al invites. We handed out a few, just as a 164 St. James Place. Upon first glance of first two floors of the building and the bal- starts, and the only question is where to way to get the word out at the very least," the area, the pub is near the boardwalk but cony, which overlooked St. James Place. start their evening-long joyride. There was Pete McDonough said. "I guess from there, off the beaten path, on a dead-end street. If "We gave out invites, but we were not no shortage of parties on the night of Nov. people started talking about it, and the you thought that was a tough introduction, going to turn anybody away that wanted to 16, and following the convention, people word just spread." take a walk inside. come in," Codey said. "I really think every- began to talk about which ones they McDonough said he was unable to esti- Dark, dingy and run-down are terms body had a nice time. The waiters and wait- planned to hit. mate how many people were in the Grand some might use to describe the building, resses were very liiendly and there was no The prevailing etiquette in society is Exhibition Center at the Tropicana which is also used as a Victorian-style inn argument over the bill, which is always that if you're not invited to a party, you Casino. He said the company probably and has been around for over a century. By good. We'll definitely be back again next shouldn't crash it. But during League spent about $20 per person, a figure he her own admission, Irish Pub owner Cathy year for another party at the Irish Pub/' Week this sometimes goes out the window, said was reasonable when considering as hearing about a party is as good as an what the goal of the party was. invite. "It was an inexpensive way to offer hos- care of those present, one uninvited guest button issues in New Jersey today, aome "We give out about 1,000 invites each pitality to people that night," McDonough said he understood what he was walking have questioned whether it is appropri- year to our party, and we've been having explained. "We wanted to promote our- into. ate for municipal officials to eat and an annual party down here for as long as I selves and let people see the various things "I knew about the T&M party but did drink on the tab of a potential developer can remember," said David Biunno, grant we do. We wanted everybody in there, not have an invite, so I crashed it," said or engineer that wants to d!o business in consultant for Bruno Associates, Clifton, including our competitors and those who North Brunswick Mayor Francis "Mac" town. which held an event billed as an "After- just wanted to see what was going on. Why Womack, who attended the event with Hazlet is one place where T&M is Dinner Party" at Caesars. "But it's obvious not let people have a piece of pie and a his wife and daughter, "There were so doing business, in this case, working on a that even more people than that are at our drink, and show them what we're all many people at that event, I don't think new town hall project, and one commit- party, and the same probably goes for about. It's the company's 40th year of it really mattered at all. Overall, I think teeman who showed up thinks his pres- every other party. That's just the way it doing business, and we just wanted to people just wanted to have a good time, ence could be looked upon negatively. works." show our thanks to the people." and that was all that mattered." "By showing up at the T&M party, it Aside from the some 1,000 people While some wandered in unknowingly Having a good time is one thing, but can be seen as a violation of the pay-to- packed in a hot room before 8 p.m., the to an event highlighted by party band the making sure that things are done ethi- play ordinance we have in town," said party hosted by Birdsall Engineering Inc., Infernos, ice sculptures, bright lights and cally is another. With pay-to-play, gov- Hazlet Committeeman Scott Broschart, Eatontown, offered something that cap- enough grub and alcohol to easily take ernment ethics and corruption such hot- (Continued on page. 4) 4 SENTINEL,'December 1, 2bO5 ' • Business (Continued from page 3) who did receive an invite to the party just went to go and network with othe politicians. This was a good place to d rCENTRAL\ that stuff." JERSEY McDonough sees no issue with any body attending their function. POOLS' "It's not about who we're working witl PATIO & MORE or even who we're not doing busines 732-462-5005 with," McDonough said. "This party about thanking the people for their sup 4235 Rt. 9 North port over the years. 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Although the T&M party was supp< to end at midnight, people were st • . F[Mbccnlng^wllwifc)aM.rBcMndh1Iial/.B.Dvmd.($0^1Vit*>.).AifiMtaiMlFMa:l)pkiS3BKlv4lonrBa Ifflftanln in milling about well afterward. The nig was still very young. (Continued an ne SENTINEL, December 1, 2005 . 5 (Continued ftvin previous page) than usual with the convention in town, Just three years ago, the Tropicana and so everybody has to be ready to work Casino and Resort (commonly called "the each night," Justin said. "It's funny Trop") was not as highly regarded as a though, when you see guys in suits talking CREDIT PROBLEMS ARE OUR BUSINESS place for nighttime entertainment. Thanks to some of these women. 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JL & SET UP 6 SENTINEL, December 1, 2005 Developers may have to post signs on properties public hearing. didn't know about the application until a stake in a development to come forward Ordinance may require The council is expected to vote on the month after the proceedings went and contest it anyway. info on pending projects, ordinance's adoption Dec. 13. through. "There are always people all over! During the Nov. 9 meeting at which it "In general, it doesn't hurt to have a town who are against any type of devel- dates of public hearings was introduced, however, there was some sign on a property that people can see opment, and I see it as an opportunity to disagreement between the mayor and driving around, say, on their commute slow the whole process down, where BY CHRIS GAETANO certain members of the council over every day to work so that they can be you're there answering questions from Staff Writer whether this ordinance is necessary. aware of things that might affect them," residents who don't have any particular SOUTH B RUNS WICK - The In 2004, the creation of such an ordi- Carley said. concerns because the application isn't Township Council is considering an ordi- nance was brought up before the council, Councilman Joe Camarota expressed even close to their house," said nance that would require developers with but was not introduced after the agreement during the council meeting. Gambatese. pending land use applications to post Planning Board advised that such a "We need to do whatever we can do to Another concern to the mayor is the signs with details on the projects on the measure would not be beneficial. make sure the public is informed," said possibility that people from out of town properly in question. Councilman Charles Carley brought Camarota. will come to contest developments in The signs, which would be put up at the ordinance before the council and it Mayor Gambatese expressed several South Brunswick. He cited an instance the expense of the developer and be sub- passed on its first reading, despite reser- reservations about the ordinance, the where residents from East Brunswick ject to local sign placement guidelines, vations from Mayor Frank Gambatese. first being a matter of redundancy. came to contest a senior housing develop- would detail information such as a brief Carley feels that the ordinance would According to Gambatese, there are ment being built near them in South description of the property, the name of keep residents who are directly affected already announcements on Channel 3 Brunswick. the board that would vote on the develop- by a development from being taken by and the township's Web site. "So we're surrounded by all these ment, the name of the applicant and a surprise due to lack of knowledge about Furthermore, people who live within 200 towns, which have a lot of development number residents can call for more infor- an application, and cited last year's con- feet of a property are already notified of going on, and I can see this occurring con- mation. At a minimum, the signs would troversial Home Depot in Brunswick pending applications before zoning or stantly," said Gambatese. be 32 square feet with the typeface being Square Mall as one example. While he planning boards. After the ordinance passed introduc- clearly visible to motorists and pedestri- said that the developers are "good corpo- A larger problem, according to tion, Gambatese recommended that it be ans. The sign would have to be put up no rate citizens" and didn't do anything Gambatese, is that such an ordinance put into workshop again in order to dis- less than 10 days before the scheduled wrong, many people in the community will cause people who have no immediate cuss its implications further.

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To YOU WILL RECEIVE have already signed up for next year's Danielle Chirico, thank you for all your show and so many were very impressed hours of help and for organizing the con- SEASON with how nicely they were treated by all cert choir members to sing, to you and 30% OFF the volunteers, especially the student the other singers, I thank you, we RENTAL helpers. received so many compliments on how ANY SKI JACKET The success of this event is attributed great you sounded. THOUSANDS IN STOCK! to the hard work and dedication of so To each and every crafter and vendor, OR PANTS many in this community. Thank you to thank you for taking a chance with us the following committee chairpersons and participating in our first craft show, who put in so much time and dedication It was a pleasure to work with you all behind the scenes for many months to and of course there would be no craft ensure its success: Mariann Long, Dawn show without you. To each and every one Chromey, Christine Rinaldi, Debbie of the more than 85 student and parent LOWEST PRICES Katcher, Rose Greco and Laura Graziano volunteers who helped out on Saturday — this event wouldn't have happened — whether you worked the bake sale NEW JERSEY without you. To the entire Project tables, Project Graduation tables, craft Graduation committee who helped with show cafe, kitchen, Chinese auction, distributing fliers, assembling vendor front door or hall monitor, collected dona- 5 PERSON TUB packets, prepai'ing volunteer badges, in- tions or helped the vendors unload — you stalling lawn signs, calling for donations, were all an integral contributor to the STARTING AT $3499 coloring table numbers, making personal success of the day. donations of gifts and prizes and baking, To all the community members who I thank you all for your unending will- attended, thank you for participating in ingness to help. this event and helping to keep our kids To Anthony Sudnick, Mike Murphy safe on graduation night. It is always a and their custodian staff at the high pleasure to work with and meet such school, thank you for all your hard work great people — I can hardly wait till next and cooperation. How many tables did year. you set up and take down? Thank you to Karen Bertucci — you were always eager Judy Chirico, to help and very supportive to our cause. craft: show chairperson To the following businesses that donated Dayton section of South Brunswick 1 O SENTINEL, December I, 2005 NS Mouse pads warn about dangers of drug abuse to talk to their kids ... the fact of the mat- Family organized ter is I didn't have a clue until I walked into the emergency room that day. A friend of project after losing mine said, 'If this could happen to you, it son to overdose could happen to anyone.' [Jason] was really good at keeping a secret from us," Linda BY JENNIFER AMATO Surks said. Staff Writer She warned that changes in behavior changes in friends and becoming secretive roundhog Day will never be the are usually indicative of drug abuse. She same for the Surks family of South stressed keeping an open line of communi- G Brunswick. cation within the household. On Feb. 2, 2003, Groundhog Day, Mark "I feel awkward because I know the Surks saw his son for the last time on a right things to do and I did most of them, gurney in the emergency room with a tube but I still had a bad outcome. You have to from a disconnected ventilator taped into know [your children's] friends and know his mouth. where your kids are. Let them know that "Just a few scant hours earlier he was a drugs are not going to be tolerated and it is perfectly healthy, 6-foot 2-inch, 220-pound something that is not acceptable," she said. hunk of a guy," Mark Surks wrote in the "I talk to my daughter's friends more than spring 2004 issue of the National Council I did before. I let my daughter and her on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence's friends know what power they have." (NCADD) quarterly newsletter Mark Surks also stressed that college "Prevention Works!" He chronicled the use dorm rooms are filled with cases of pre- and overdose of his son Jason's Xanax scription drug abuse, including OxyContin addiction. and Vicodin. He warned that medication is He described how just 19 years earlier, readily available over the Internet from a nurse placed his son in his arms at the other countries. hospital, a moment that provided a sense of "I have come to find out you can buy it fear and determination to always protect from Mexican-based Web sites right over Mm. He pledged to teach his son how to be the Web. It's as easy as buying a Beanie a good father, just as he was taught. Baby on eBay," he wrote, "The chain is broken now. I have no "I know we have the same situation future father to raise. I only have ques- with Canada. I have bought [diabetes] tions, self-doubts and many tearful medication from there myself. But they Groundhog Days," he wrote. r required a prescription. They wanted to Ib offset the horrible tragedy inflicting know that a real doctor examined me and SCOTT PILLING Stnff their lives, Linda Surks began the Mouse determined that I needed to take it. All the Nicholas Lupo, 10, works on his dribbling skills as part of the North Brunswick Pad Project last year to honor her son, Basketball Association's clinic held at Linwood Middle School on Nov. 19. Mexican Web site wanted was my son's delivering mouse pads to schools across credit card number," he continued. Middlesex County. According to the NCADD, Middlesex "We recognize, and obviously I recognize County ranked seventh in the state for sub- very closely after [what happened with] my stance abuse admissions in 2000, with son, that kids' risky behaviors are certainly heroin representing more than half of those a very dangerous situation. Their friends admissions. Nonmedical use of pain reliev- RARITAN VALLEY are the first ones to know more than any- ers, tranquilizers, .stimulants and sedatives one else behind closed doors," said Linda ranks second as illicit drug abuse among Surks, who is an employee of the Middlesex adults and youth, behind marijuana. Over TREE SERVICE County Substance Abuse Coalition, part of 13 percent of youth between the ages of 12 > FIREWOOD NCADD. and 17 have abused prescription drugs at 1 The program, influenced by a peer in- least once. In 2002, 6.2 million Americans Skilled Removals tervention seminar in Washington, D.C., in were current abusers of prescription drugs, > Expert Trimming, Topping 2002, is being sponsored by the PNC and emergency room visits resulting from 1 Stump Grinding & Removal Foundation. Last year county high schools narcotic pain relievers abuse have received 10,000 pads, and this year 8,000 increased 163 percent since 1995. pads are being sent to area middle schools. • Rough & Heavy Brush Removal The NCADD sponsors several programs Linwood Middle School received 250 mouse • Residential Specialist to aid in substance abuse prevention, made pads this year, delivering the message of 1 possible by a federal grant from the 24-Hour Storm Damage the danger of drug abuse. Substance Abuse and Mental Health "The goal is to have one on every com- Emergency Service Services Administration (SAMHSA). On puter students use," she said, adding that a 1 Nov. 17, the Middlesex County Substance future ambition is to have a digital image of Bucket Trucks & Cranes Abuse Coalition hosted their second annu- the mouse pad appear as a screen-saver on al young women's conference titled "My For Hazardous Trees school computers. 1 Journey, My Voice: Empowering Young All Jobs Owner Supervised The mouse pad features a young stu- Women" at the Ramada Inn in North Free Estimates • Fully Insured dent walking away, and says, "Worried Brunswick. One hundred young women about a friend who drinks or does drugs? and 25 faculty members attended the full- North Brunswick Don't walk away." In memory of Jason day conference consisting of six workshops Surks, it states that "he had many friends informing them about healthy vs. (732) 246-7510 who didn't know how to help" focusing on unhealthy relationships, sexuality, cultural East Brunswick the necessity of peer intervention. A phone diversity, career options for women, sub- number is also listed for teens who are stance abuse and bullying. The coalition is (732) 422-0351 1 seeking assistance: 1-800-788-2800. seeking a conference for young men to be Although Surks has been an employee of held in the future. the NCADD for about 15 years, she said no "My son was a wonderful person. He signs of drug use were apparent in her was a good kid who made a terrible mis- home. Jason was a prepharmacy major who 10% OFF ANY SERVICE take. He is missed by many, many people, worked at a pharmacy during high school Linda Surks said. "We need more people to counting pills, selling lottery tickets, stock- With this coupon sit around the table. We need more people ing shelves and working the cash register. to learn about the needs of the community The problem did not stem from using RARITAN VALLEY TREE SERVICE and give ideas about what to do to get the Xanax on a daily basis, according to Mark North Brunswick 732-246-7510 East Brunswick 732-422-0351 message and to get the programs out. • Excludes The Sale of Firewood Surks, but rather from taking several to achieve a buzz, combining it with beer or There are currently over 35 members ot Must be presented at time of estimate. Not valid with other otters or prior services. the Middlesex County Substance Abuse Offer expires 12/20/05. other substances. Coalition. For more information about the "Although we do everything in our office NCADD, to receive resource materials or to to teach parents what to look for and how join the coalition, call (732) 254-3344, NS SENTINEL, December i, 2005 1 1 ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT Herniated Disc Pain Relief Without Surgery New disc procedure is highly successful (up to 93%) on the relief of pain anywhere in the spine WITHOUT SURGERY • By Bruce Putnoky at Accucare Interventional Pain Medicine was eager to upper forearm pain. As I continued to ride, the pain shoulder pain that I had from the hemiations in my neck. Accucare Education Center transfer this success to their patients with chronic neck began to spread and intensify to the bicep and eventual- I am currentfy 100% pain free and looking forward to this and high back pain. Accucare Interventional Pain ly to the front of my shoulders. The pain progressed from winter's Freestyle Motocross Ramp to ramp tour. Thank Hemiated or bulging discs can cause severe pain by Medicine was the first interventional pain medicine group a sharp ache to a severity that brought tears to my eyes. you Accucare" pressing on the spinal cord, nerve roots or ligaments. in the tri-state area to perform this new procedure on the With all the injuries that I've had over the years, I have "Not only is Coblation Nudeoplasty successful," says There now is a safe and minimally invasive new procedure cervical spine. To date, Accucare Interventional Pain never experienced pain that literally made me sick to my Gabriele P. Jasper MD., J'lt is minimally invasive and safe. that allows the pressure in the disc to be lowered, there- Medicine has performed more Cervical Coblation stomach. Eventually, the pain was so severe that I could- No incision, no sutures, no general anesthesia and essen- by relieving pressure on the sensitive structures of the Nucleoplasty procedures than any other pain manage- n't raise my arm to lift a telephone to my ear. I wtted a tially minimal recoverytime . The procedure usually takes spine. ment group in the United States, Their success ratio to doctor who ordered an M.RJ. which dearly showed three about 30 minutes and the patient walks out of the office A variety of disc decompression techniques have date is in excess of 93% based on the standard analog disc hemiations in my neck. an hour later with a Band-Aid on their back. They are been utilized on over 500,000 patients over the past 30 pain scale. In this condition, I could not live with any level of requested to temporally restrain from strenuous physical years. While medical science agrees that disc decom- Our Patients Speak: comfort. I certainly wasn't able to ride. I was cautioned activity, but resume to full activity levels within one week." pression is a valid concept, the best method to relieve Tony A, of Staten Island NY writes: repeatedly about the failure rate of open spinal surgery Dr. Jasper continued, "There are studies that show pressure in the disc has been widely discussed. "In September of 2002 I discovered I had spinal and the long recovery time. In my business I don't get patients are at least 90% better after the procedure. I That is until now.,. "Coblation" technology is now stenosis. For the past 3 years I could not stand, walk, get paid unless I ride so I began searching for a way to fix my have seen patients get off the procedure table with an approved for disc decompression procedures anywhere into the shower or put my shoes on. I went to a pain man- neck that would put me back on the bike. Every avenue immediate reduction in pain. Some of my patents had in the spine. This technology has been safely used in over agement doctor and he gave me an Epidural Injection on that we explored involved some type of cutting with open been experiencing chronic back pain for a long period of 2 million procedures, primarily arthroscopy surgery, since three occasions. I received only 3 weeks of pain relief. I surgery. We began to think that 1hts was my only option. time." its first introduction in 1995. Since it's lower back disc was put on Prednisone, Percocet and Vicodin and was Then one day, one of my friends met one of the doc- The specialty of Interventional Pain Medicine is one application in July 2000, Coblation Nucleoplasty has been getting addicted. My son in law heard on the radio about tors from Accucare. The doctor says that he would like to of the most explosive growth fields wrthin medical science used to treat over 30,000 patients. During this time a vari- Accucare, In July, I went to see Dr. Jasper. When I arrived, help and furnishes my friend with his web address so that today. In order to effectively diagnose, treat and rehabili- ety of published studies have demonstrated both the I was in so much pain that I was unable to get out of my I could research Acarcare and the work that they do. My tate today's pain patient, the "Gold Standard" within the safety and effectiveness of this procedure. It is now con- car, Dr. Jasper started the procedure and fifteen minutes evaluation was scheduled quickly and the doctors at specialty now demands the individual practice be able to sidered State Of The Art in the treatment of symptomatic later he was done, I was able to get off the table alone Accucare confirmed the diagnosis of three hemiated provide the most current technologies. Accucare is able affected patients with contained herniated discs, with no pain hugged and kissed the doctor with tears in discs. We discussed various conservative treatment to provide our patients with the most advanced methods Accordingly, Coblation Nucleoplasty has been a leading my eyes, dressed myself and walked out with no pain. My options but I explained that I just wanted them to fix my in neurodiagnostic testing and interventional pain tech- method for performing minimally invasive, non-surgica! son in law remarked "If I didn't see this with my own eyes neck as quickly as possible because I had to get back on niques. Innovative new procedures such as Coblation, disc decompression in the lower spine. I wouldn't believe it". What I was unable to do for 3 years the road. The percutaneous discectomy was scheduled Nucfeoplasty Epidurafysis of Adhesion, and Radio I can do now, I am not 100%, but I am 85% better than I Joshua A. Hirsch, M.D., assistant professor at for two days later The procedure was painless. After a Frequency are common procedures at Accucare. All of was before, I am drug free, and I can take a shower and Harvard Medical School and Chief of Minimally Invasive couple of days of neck stiffness I began to feel pretty our minimally invasive procedures.are guidect by dress myself. I take my hat off to Dr, Jasper and his staff. Spine Surgery at Massachusetts General Hospital, states good and continued to improve daily for two weeks. Fluoroscopy. this safe, "live time" X-Ray allows our physi- Dr. Jasper, I am grateful for what you have done for me. I in spineuniverse.com, "By overcoming the limitations of Two and a half weeks after my procedure I was feel- cians to view and treat the affected anatomy with extreme thank you from the bottom of my heart. God bfess you prior methods of percutaneous discectomy, Coblation ing great. All the arm and shoulder pain was gone and I precision. These newly developed techniques and tech- from your #1 patient." Nucleoplasty has demonstrated the potential to produce was dying to ride. A friend of mine was throwing a small nologies allow the Accucare staff to provide our patients with the least invasive yet most effective methods cur- equivalent, or even better outcomes in a procedure that Clint E. of New Jersey, 27 years old, writes: party with 400 people and four bands. Somewhere along rently available in the treatment of acute and chronic back is simpler, quicker, and less traumaticand has faster recov- "I have been participating within various forms of the line, Doug and I had the bright idea to put on a little and neck pain. ery times. Clinical results are very promising, and patients motorcycle competition for the last 12 years. I switched to show for the crowd. Because I was only two weeks post can generally expect rapid and sustained reduction after professional freestyle jumping four and a half years ago, procedure, we figured that we would take it slow. We "One of the primary strengths at Accucare Coblation Nucleoplasty." Dr. Hirsch is also the Director of In the spring of 2005 we were performing at a mon- would keep the jumps to 40 feet and limit our time Interventional Pain Medicine is our focus on patient Interventional Neuroradiology / Endovascular ster truck show in Florida. I decided to try a no-handed because we were both out of shape. By the time we set education," stated Dr. Jasper. "Anyone may contact our Neurosurgery at Massachusetts General Hospital landing. I managed to hit the landing perfectly but when up the ramps, the lights and fired up the bikes we were educational department for information regarding (Harvard Medical School). I exited the down ramp and hit the Florida beach sand so pumped up that we ended up riding (with a few diagnostics and/or treatment options at Accucare Interventional Pain Medicine has been per- without my hands on the handlebars, the front wheel dug breaks) from 5:00 until after midnight. It was a tremen- 1-866-322-6500. Audiovisual as well as professional forming Coblation Nucleoplasty on the lower back with in and I was launched off the bike. Unfortunately I landed dous feeling to get back on the bike again after two reprints are available to further expand our patient's high success rates. Very recently, this technology has fur- on my face, badly jarring my neck. months of pain, I had just ridden hard for almost 7 hours knowledge regarding their particular problem or treat- ther developed to allow the procedure to be performed Initially, I thought that I was okay except for some and the only pain that I had was the sore body pain from ment thereof, oranyone can visit our educational website on the smaller discs of the cervical spine (n* neck soreness. However, I began to develop a strange being out of shape. I had none of my previous arm or at www. acaKarepainrnedicine.com''. Dr. Demesmin Joins Accucare Interventional Pain Medicine Group Doctor returns home to New Jersey after extensive experience in NYC. After a residency at SUNY Downstate that point on, there i traveled to St. Vincent's Dr. Demesmin pursued and was granted a Medical Center {Brooklyn, NY), a fellowship was no changing my ' Medical Center in fellowship at the world-renowned Columbia at Columbia University College of Surgeons mind." Manhattan for an extensive University College of Physicians and and Physicians/St Lukes-Roosevelt Hospital internship in Obstetrics and Surgeons/St Lukes Roosevelt Hospital. While (Manhattan, NY) Dr. Didier Demesmin M.D. The only thing Dr. I Gynecology. When the at Columbia/St Lukes Roosevelt, Dr, has joined the renowned pain management Demesmin had to opportunity presented Demesmin honed his skills and gained staff at Accucare Center for Pain decide was what field itself, he moved on to SUNY extensive experience in patient interaction, Management in Central New Jersey- of medicine to study Downstate Medical Center continuity of care, physical rehabilitation, and Coming from a family with eleven practicing and practice. A,fter in Brooklyn for a residency the value of teamwork. "All of these qualities" commented Dr. Demesminj physicians, Dr. Demesmin's career in medi- obtaining his medical in Anesthesiology. While at degree from Robert SUNY, Dr. Demesmin "cannot be learned in a classroom. You have cine was somewhat pre destined. "My Wood Johnson Medical showed great interest to interact with patients, listen to them speak decision was not very difficult to make," School where he and aptitude in pain and be able to hear thefr needs. Only then commented Dr. Demesmin, "I was exposed earned the prestigious management. can you truly help someone. My experience to the medical field at a very young age, Award for Academic at Columbia/St Lukes Roosevelt Hospital I believe that I made my final decision to Excellence in With pain management makes me the pain specialist that I am become a doctor at the age of four. From Anesthesiology he being his primary interest, today." GET BACKIN THE SWING OF THINGS. WITHOUT OPEN SURGERY!

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Do you think you might drink too much? relaxing for EMTs too You may be eligible for a treatment research program BY CHRIS GAETANO when to call 911," Fleming said. You will receive: Staff Writer "Usually, the most exciting thing is • An Extensive Evaluation SOUTH BRUNSWICK - A typical the football game," said Ed Kinder, of the day working as a volunteer emergency Monmouth Junction First Aid Squad. • 12 weekly private therapy sessions at no cost to you medical technician in South Brunswick The EMTs are at all the sporting • Payment for participation in research aspects might consist of responding to anything events in town in case of injury. from someone who cut his finger to a There are three volunteer first aid To be Eligible you must: squads in South Brunswick: Monmouth 1 Have a drinking problem you want to change major industrial accident. Each day is 1 different; responders may sit all day Junction, Kendall Park and Kingston. Be married or in a committed relationship waiting for a call, or they may be out all The Monmouth Junction First Aid Squad Call the Rutgers Women's Treatment Project night tending to emergencies. is staffed with 37 people, including five drivers and a handful of associates who for a caring, confidential evaluation... (732) 445-0900 Still, the major holidays such as Thanksgiving and Christmas tend to do not respond to emergencies, but help Rutgers - The State University of New Jersey actually see a decrease in the number of with maintaining infrastructure. emergency calls. Most crews who respond to emergen- According to Capt. Ann Fleming of the cies have one driver, one to two EMTk Monmouth Junction First Aid Squad, and one probationary member who there arc several reasons for this. The observes and assists the more .experi- fh'st is that workplace accidents tend to enced members. There are also para- go down because most people are off for medics based in the police station who the major holidays. For the same reason, respond to life-threatening situations there tends to be a drop in car accidents, such as heart attacks. which are among the most common Training new volunteers requires a emergency calls that South Brunswick's great deal of time and resources. New EMTs face — though when there are members first must be trained in car- crashes on the holidays, they usually diopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and involve more people because families first aid, and then complete an EMT tend to drive together more often, training class. After that, members work Fleming has also found that people for a few years before the squad is confi- are more likely to see a doctor and try to dent enough to let the new member take take care of medical problems before the calls. holidays so they can be fit and healthy for Over this Thanksgiving, EMTs those days. responded to only one call, where a In all, at least in South Brunswick, woman who fell at her workplace and holidays are actually safer than other hurt her leg needed a ride to the hospital. days. In all, it was a quiet day. "Which is nice. We appreciate that. I "If we get only one call a week where am confident that 80 percent of the popu- we can save a life, it's all worth it," lation knows what is happening and Fleming said. False alarm ordinance leCom enjoys support of EMTs to a legitimate emergency. Senior facilities face "A lot of these things you would see a veri70riwireless fines for calling 911 doctor about as opposed to calling 911 and getting rushed to the hospital," said Authorized Retailer on non-emergencies Fleming. Jim Eby, also of the Monmouth Junc- BY CHRIS GAETANO tion First Aid Squad, was a bit more blunt. Staff Writor "People think ambulances are there to SOUTH BRUNSWICK - Local EMTs give free taxi rides to the hospital. ... Ifs are applauding a new ordinance that fines the trend. People don't do [things] for nursing homes and assisted living facili- themselves no more, they're too used to Phones! getting things done for them. I think a lot ties for calling an ambulance for non- emergencies. of people aren't aware that a lot of us vol- UNTIL The ordinance, adopted Nov. 9, will fine unteers ... are sitting down with our fami- facilities a maximum of $1,250 for each lies when our pagers go off," said Eby. "If false-alarm call. Examples of situations there's a true emergency, then by all CHRISTMAS! that would wan-ant an ambulance to be means, call 911, but to get called for, I (with Activation) called include, according to the ordinance, don't know, low blood pressure — it's frus- chest pain, difficulty breathing, sudden trating." loss of consciousness, strokes, diabetic Some feel, however, that it is better to South Brunswick Square emergencies, heart attacks and major be safe than sorry and that people should Monmouth Junction hemorrhages. not be punished for what they feel is being The South Brunswick EMS Commis- careful. 732-329-1503 sion had been encouraging the passage of "If we, or a staff member here, makes this ordinance amid what they perceived that call, they have cleared it with a di- Crossroad Shopping Center as a large number of false-alarm calls from rector of nursing, who is a nurse, who feels nursing homes and assisted living facili- it is a valid call to make," said Constantine Sea Girt ties. It had been modeled closely on a sim- Vlecides, the executive director of 732-974-2414 ilar measure taken in Franklin Township. Buckingham Place, an age-restricted com- According to Capt, Ann Fleming of the munity. Monmouth Junction First Aid Squad, When the township passed the ordi- there are times when people call 911 for nance, the EMS Commission was asked to things such as a spike in a fever, a stomach follow up the measure by providing ed- ache or a urinary tract infection. There ucation for these facilities on what does was concern that while a team might be and does not constitute an emergency. responding to a false-alarm call, there Plans for how to execute that education would be fewer people available to respond are still being discussed. SENTINEL, December 1, 2005 1 3 Holiday charity drive given boost from PBA BY JENNIFER AMATO to the Sept. 11 memorial on Hermann Staff Writer Road. The funds came from the PBA's ed Customers In Your Local Area annual residential fund drive, according References Available NORTH BRUNSWICK - The town- to Union Vice President Mike McGinn. ship's Police Benevolence Association "We like to give back to the communi- BUY DIRECT AND SAVE! (PBA) is living up to its name, as mem- ty, and one way is through the flagpole," bers of Local 160 have decided to donate McGinn said. "People support us, so we Largest In-Stock Selection $5,000 to support the community during like to support them." in the State this year's holiday donation drive. The flagpole is especially important, Dubbed "Operation Holiday Cheer" by because the police department sent pei*- the mayor's assistant, Janice Larkin, the sonnel to New York on Sept. 11 and were drive will be "adopting" families in need involved with the cleanup at the collec- In 2-4 fays. of assistance during the holiday season. tion site in Staten Island. The officers Install lit appriBiiHiiMy The 80 PBA members have pledged to worked 20- to 30-hour shifts during the itttt'iS. raise funds for the program, the logistics day of the attacks, and about 15 officers of which are still being discussed. made 10 trips to assist with the cleanup According to Larkin, Ami Marie McHugh efforts. and Cathy Aruta are helping to organize "We were tied to the incident to begin the program with lists from school nurs- with, so this is a good piece to keep us DbaToba China Cold • Carlo™ Gold es and Our Lady of Peace Church to des- permanently tied," Union President John Copper Rose Hose Poriiio * Rosa Beta ignate sponsors to adopted families with- Haas said. Misty Him white Pearl ' i.tuiii Penrl in the township. Larkin said that so far "It pays tribute to the residents of Almond Mauve Impala Black -St. Cecilia the Woman's Club "with 35 women who North Brunswick directly involved, and Verde Butterfly New Venetian Gold • Ilaltic Brown love to shop" and a local law firm have the lost lives during Sept. 11, that tragic Over ISO Additional Colors AtraitaMe! dedicated their services, with more com- event. The flagpole is there as a symbol," panies to follow. McGinn added. The PBA has also supported the town- Anyone interested in adopting a fami- ship in other community functions, col- ly this season can call Larkin at (732) 247- lecting money for the youth sports organ- 0922, ext. 430. Donations to the PBA may Sped 929 Route 9 North Pricing F Sayreville, NJ izations, the Special Olympics and the bo sent to the Noith Brunswick Police opping Cluli 8 Food Bank. Benevolence Association Local 160, P.O. Home One recent donation was of a flagpole Box 7245, North Brunswick, 08902. Center 732-727-6100 Customers! For Froo Estimate ' Anc tot 732-727-6119 PALMYRA, NJ HILLSIDE, NJ 209 ROUTE 73 SOUTH 215 ROUTE 22 WEST Gift market raises funds, 856-786-5800 973-318-7707 awareness for charities BY CHRIS GAETANO ment from the community at large. Staff Writer One aspect of the market that predates $ SOUTH BRUNSWICK - Somewhere its creation is Heiffer Project Earn 7,OOO in the world, a child will get a video game International, a nonprofit organization on Christmas morning. Elsewhere in the that allows people to buy animals for world, a child will get cholera on needy families in the Third World, provid- Christmas morning. Somewhere in the ed that they pass on the animal's first off- world, someone breaks open the cham- spring to someone else in need. pagne. Elsewhere in the world, someone "I'm very committed to the idea that drinks contaminated water, you have to help people help themselves, Bringing the privilege of somewhere to and all of these projects help people to do the people of elsewhere is what the alter- that," said Maiy Ellen Dupree-Leonard, native gift market, held at the Community who manned a table for Heiffer Project Presbyterian Church, Kendall Park, was International. trying to accomplish on Nov. 20. Lori Jarvis, who bought a pig, a goat "So often, we give out Christmas gifts and a chicken with her 6-year-old daugh- that we really don't need, and hei'e, this is ter, Jena, believed that the market was a something special, because your gift is go- great way to help children learn early on ing to make a difference. Your gift may the value of giving to those in need. Women ages 20 to 30 needed help a family live longer because they'll "We've done this before, and we have food," Donna Burzynski said. thought it was a great way to help other to help infertile couples realize their dreams Burzynski was manning one of the people help themselves," Jams said, market's many tables, each devoted to While some volunteered for their par- bringing attention to a specific cause. Hers ticular cause, others had personal experi- Earn *7,000 As An Egg Donor was dedicated to the large number of or- ences that gave them reasons to help out phaned children in China and Tibet, most at the market. SEMINAR of them girls. "[Domestic violence] is something that r The church had originally held mission I have seen personally. I have seen the Monday, December 5* -

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Mon.-Thurs. 5-9:30 p.m., Dec. 4 at 3 p.m. nonperishable canned foods Sat. and Sun. 5-10:30 p.m. Sullivan Theatre dry cereals requested for ^* Pick of the week PWC Bank Arts Center Cardinal McCarrick High School donation to the Monroe Girl off Exit 16 of Garden State 310 Augusta St,, South Amboy Scouts community food drive Parkway, Holmdel tickets: $20; $10 (or students blizzard or downpour date1 The Nutcracker admission: $12-$15 per carload with identification Dec. 4 (732) 739-4449 (732)251-3566 . Music [email protected] New Jersey Dance Theatfe Ensemble will American Boy Choir present "The Nutcracker" at Kean University's Wilkins Theatre on Dec. 3 at 2 and 7 p.m. and Carol Festival With Majestic Brass Resident Training Choir, Spolswood Holiday Tree-Lighting Dec.4 at 2 p.m. Scott Whitener, conductor Dec.4 at 4 p.m. Ceremony First Presbyterian Church of The ballet set to Tchaikovsky's celebrated presented by the Mason Gross sponsored by the Spotswood score will include Sarah Kramer of Norlh School of the Arts Music Dept. Matawan (tickets: $10-$5) Recreation Department Brunswick as the Toy Soldier. Dec. 2 at noon (732) 588-2883 Dec. 3 at 6 p.m. Tickets are $25, $20 for seniors, and $15 for Kirkpatrick Chapel Main Street Triangle students and children, and are available from the 81 Somerset St., New Brunswick Brian Setzer Orchestra Christmas across from the Spotswood WiJkins Theatre, located on 1000 Morris Avenue, free admission Extravaganza Public Library Union. For information call, (908) 737-7469 or (732)932-7511 Dec.4 at 8p.m. members of Spotswood www.wllkinstheatre.com. Count Basie Theatre Veterans of Foreign Wars & Juggling Suns 99 Monmouth St. Spotswood American Legion benefit concert to raise funds to Red Bank will raise flag; send holiday gifts to U.S. troops tickets: $150-$48.50 chorus groups from Appleby in Iraq (732) 842-9000 School, Memorial School, Dec. 2,8 p.m. to 1 a.m. Spotswood High School Special Events^ & Spotswood Girl Scouts Stage Somerset section of Franklin Lyons-Schepsco VFW Post A Dance • No. 1451 will entertain with songs audience will join cast on stage A Drive Through the Christmas of the season; Is There Life After Hlnh School? doors open at 6 p.m. on Dec. 2 31 Reid St., South River DancePlus Fall Story care packages tor soldiers in Iraq hot chocolate, doughnuts, Dec. I. 2 and 3 at 8 p.m. S 3, noon on Dec. A\ patrons Faculty of Mason Gross School outdoor display of 10 life-size & donations for local food bank a visit from Santa Westminster Choir Playhouse may view lobby displays of of the Arts and guest artists Bible scenes with live characters, will be collected (732) 416-1834 101 Walnut Lane, Princeton archival materials, audio & Dec. 2 and 3 at 8 p.m., animals, holiday music cash bar; individuals underage tickets: $15-$10 visual, chronicling Lennon's tape & cassette player for guided Dec. 4 at 2 p,m. 21 will not be admitted (609) 921-2663 life & death tour Irani convenience of car Mason Gross Center's Victorian Christmas at Lakovfew tickets: $10; includes snacks, first Festival tickets: $12, general admission; Dec. 1 S 2, 7:30-9:30 p.m. New Theater beverage Audrey $1 from each ticket purchased Dec. 3 S 4, 5-9:30 p.m. 85 George St. sponsored by the Jamesburg by Sarah Kate O'Haver is donated to The Spirit Sayre Woods Bible Church (732) 254-9834 Historical Association New Brunswick Dec. 4, 2-5 p.m. presented by the Rutgers Foundation, the charity John Route 9 south, Old Bridge Kenny Garret Quartet tickets: $20-$10 Theater Company Lennon & Yoko Ono founded free admission Lakeview, the historic Dec. 2, 8 p.m. (732)932-7511 Buckelew Mansion Dec. 2, 3,7, 8, 9S 10 at 8 p.m. In 1978 (732) 679-5989 The Peddie School Dec. 4 at 2 p.m. 203 Buckelew Ave., Jamesburg (732)873-2710 Main Street, Hlghtstown mansion decorated in the PhiSip J. Levin Theater www.villagerstheatre.com The Trains Are Back on Track . Exhibit Mason Gross Performing tickets: $15 Victorian style for the holidays complete walk-around model (609) 490-7550 tours of the house, holiday Arts Center A Christmas Carol train displays features Douglass College The Twelve Days of Christmas entertainment, showings of dramatic readings of the (our Lionel 027 gauge trains Odessa Klezmer Band 'Jamesburg of Yesteryear,' 85 George St., New Brunswick Dickens' classic model train displays, on 300-plus feet of track John Lesniak, clarinet & holiday trees decorated by local a 40-minute program contain- tickets; $20; $15, senior citizens; presented by The Lakeview through Dec. 23 $10, students wiili valid id saxophone garden clubs ing more than 200 photos of Players oi the Jamesbwg Mori.- Fri.; (1 a.m. -4 p.m. Ed Goldberg, accordion Jamesburg from the late (732)932-7511 Historical Association Sat. and Sun., 2-4 p.m. through Jan. 8 Barbara Goldberg, percussion & Monmouth Museum 1900s-1970s Dec. 4 at 5 & 6:15 p.m. Barren Arts Center "darbuqua" Middle-Eastern drum (732)521-2040 Lakeview, the historic Buckelew Brookdale campus A Christmas Carol: 582WoodbridgeAve. Dec. 3 at 2 p.m. Scrorjge anri IVTarfey Mansion Woodbridge Newman Springs Road Monroe Township Library Lincroft adapted from Dickens' classic 203 Buckelew Ave., Jarnesburg tree admission; Borough of South River Holiday donations are act 4 Municipal Plaza admission: $6 ages 2 and up Tree Lighting Dec. 2-18, free admission free tickets available at the library Fri.-Sat. 8 p.m., Sun. 2 p.m. reservations not required (732) 634-0413 (732) 747-2266 sponsored by the South River circulation desk Parks'& Recreation Broofcdale College Performing (732 521-5040 (732) 521-5000 Arts Center (732 521-2040 Wonderland 2005: Commission Newman Springs Road, Lincroft Christmas In New York Westminster Bell Choir Holiday Dec, 9 at 7 p.m. ConGsrts Szabo Gazebo (use lot 2) A Christmas Carol: The Musical horse-drawn carriage rides Milltown Holiday Tree-Lighting Dec, 3 at 8 p.m.; Dec. 4 at 3 p.m. Daitey's Pond Park tickets: $24 adults; $20 seniors, Dec. 2, 3 at 8 p.m.; down Ford Avenue, Milltown; Ceremony students, children Dec, 3, 4 at 2 p.m. Westminster Choir College Bristol Prospect Street strolls along Mill Pond Path at sponsored by the Milltown (732) 224-2411 Mercer County College's the Milltown Rescue Squad BJdg. Chapel music by the South River H.S. Kelsey Theatre 101 Walnut Lane, Princeton Department of Recreation Jazz Band; visit from Santa Dec. 2, 8-11 p.m. Dec. 2 at 6 p.m. The Day They Shot John Lennon Old Trenton Rd. Dec. 3, 7-10 p.m. tickets: $20-$15 (732)254-4412 by James West Windsor Dec. 4, 4-7 p.m. (609) 921-2663 Milltown Borough Hall Washington Avenue McLure tickets: $16 adults, $12 seniors, carriage rides, four guests . For Kids blended series $10 children, students per ride, maximum charge $10; Christmas from Dublin: free face-pain ting, music by the of encounters limited tickets sold on a first- Joyce Kilmer School Band; (609) 584-9444 The Irish Tenors Guys & Dolls among a group I come basis for approximately Ciaran Nagle, Anthony Norton, Santa will arrive on a fire truck o* strangers 12 rides per evening (732)828-2100, ext. 141 junior version If I Could, In My Hood, I Would ... Brian Dunpliy presented by students at Joyce assembled Mill Pond Path stroll: $7 for Dec. 3, 8 p.m. Passage Theatre Company's Monroe Community Tree Lighting Kilmer School outside The thought-provoking, funny play adults, $5 for seniors & children Count Basle Theatre Dakota, New tickets lor both attractions sponsored by the Monroe Dec. 8, 9 8,10 at 7 p.m. about life for kids in urban 99 Monmouth St., Red Bank doors open at 6:30 p.m. Vork City, the available at the Milltown Rescue tickets: $40-$25 Township Mothers Club Amarica Dec. 3 at 6 p.m. Joyce Kilmer School morning after Dec. 8, 9 at 7 p.m.; Squad each evening (732) 842-9000 I union's death;! refreshments Garvey's Pub West Church Street, Milltown strong language! 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Monroe author to discuss 'Anglo-Indians' Dec. 3 The North Brunswick Public Library, 880 Hermann Road, will pres- ent "Anglo-Indians: A. Vanishing 1 Community" Dec. 3 at 10:30 a.m. Blair 30-YEAR FIXED RATE LOAN Williams, Monroe, author of "Anglo- Indians: Vanishing Remnants of a Bygone Era" will give a presentation on MONTHLY the identity and culture of the world- 2 3 wide community. RATE APR POINTS P&l PER $1,000 The library will present bedtime sto- ries for children ages 3-5 Dec. 6 and 13. % % Registration is not required. An early literacy workshop for par- 6.125 6.22 0 $6.08 ents and caregivers of children ages 2- 3, "Toddlers, Parents and Books," will be held Dec. 8 at 10:30 a.m. The pro- gram will introduce ways to share books, develop pre-reading skills, and believe it and achieve it! make book sharing enjoyable for young With our Neighborhood Loan Program, coming up with the down payment is children. The Kids News Club will hold its easier than you think. With as little as 3% down and special discounted rates, the monthly meeting Dec. 10 at 2 p.m. dream of owning a home can become a reality. Well prequalrfy you in minutes, Children in grades three to six are invited to attend and help create a chil- rebate your application fee at dosing and walk you through the process. dren's newspaper. The club will also Sound like the solution you've been searching for? It's easy... so go for it! discuss "The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe" by C.S. Lewis. A winter snowman craft and story Call 1-888-534-8979 to speak with one of program for children ages 2-5 with an adult will be held Dec. 14 at 11 a.m., our friendly mortgage lenders today for details and a holiday gift program for children or visit www.ProvidentNJ.com. ages 6 and up will be held Dec. 20 at 4 p.m. BANK For more information, call the J —V Equal Opportunity Lender Hassk-five banking for busy people." library at (732) 246-3545. l^l Equal Housing Lender Member FDiC

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Greater Media Newspapers prints obituaries as a free community service, at no charge to the families of the deceased or to the funeral homes that provide the information. Christine Rossey Krauss Jerome "Jerry" Asch Joseph C. Grimaldi Mrs. Krauss, 77, of North Brunswick, died Nov. 14 at Robert Wood Johnson Mr. Asch, 81, of the Kendall Park section Mr. Grimaldi, 86, of North Brunswick, died University Hospital, New Brunswick. Born in Indianapolis, she resided in Jersey City of South Brunswick, died Nov. 14 at Robert Nov. 28 at Saint Peter's University Hospital, New prior to moving to North Brunswick in 1948. She was a music teacher at various schools Wood Johnson University Hospital, New Brunswick. Born in New York City, he resided in in Flemington and New Brunswick, She was a member of North Brunswick Reformed Brunswick. Bom in Harrison, he resided in Jersey City and New Brunswick, prior to moving Church. She was an active 18-year member and ex-president of the North Brunswick Monroe for 10 years, prior to moving to to North Brunswick in 1967, He was a sales repre- Board of Education, active in the construction of North Brunswick Tbwnship High Kendall Park in 1995. He also had a residence sentative at Little Falls Laundry, Linden, for 25 School, and was the composer of the school's alma mater. She was a former president of in Delray Beach, Fla. He was the owner and years, retiring in 1979. He served with the U.S. the Middlesex County School Board Association. She received the North Brunswick operator of Centre Hardware, Sayreville, for Army Transport Prisoner Division during World Township Heritage Award for 40 years' service, was a member of the North Brunswick 34 years, retiring in 1990. Following retire- War II. He was a communicant of SI. Mary of Democratic Club, and was active with the North Brunswick Food Bank,. She was also ment, he was employed at his daughter and Mount Virgin Roman Catholic Church, New active in the Girl Scouts. She was predeceased by her husband of 39 years, George P. son-in-law's store, Rupp's Hardware, Brunswick. He is survived by his wife, Rosa Ria Krauss in 1987. She ia survived by a son and daughter-in-law, George Edward and Sayreville. He served with the U.S. Army in Cascino Grimaldi; two sons and daughters-in-law, Shelley Krauss of Richmond, Va,; three daughters and two sons-in-law, Barbara and the Philippines during World War II. He was Joseph C. and Kathy Grimaldi of East Brunswick, Nicholas Santoro of Milltown, Kathryn and Greg Galtere of Reading, Pa., and Nanai a former member of B'nai Brith, Delray and Michael and Jeanni Grimaldi of New Krauss Zmyslowski of Grafton, Mass.; a brother and sister-in-law, Dr. Paul and Betsy Beach, Pla. He was a member of Veterans of Brunswick; a daughter and son-in-law, Paula and Rossey of Summit; and seven grandchildren. A funeral service was at the Reformed Foreign Wars Post No. 4699, Sayreville, He Douglas Reardon of North Brunswick; and three Church. Entombment was at Holy Cross Burial Park, South Brunswick. Arrangements was active in the men's club and bridge club in grandchildren. A funeral blessing will be Dec. 1 at were by Selover Funeral Home, North Brunswick. Memorial donations may be made to Delray Beach. He was predeceased by his 10:30 a.m. at The Crabiel Home for Funerals, North Brunswick Food Bank, 7810 Hermann Road 08902; or George and Christine wife, Barbara Sacknoff Asch in 1992. He is Milltown. Interment will follow at Holy Name Krauss Memorial Scholarship Fund, c/o Barbara Santoro, 29 Harrison Ave., Milltown survived by a daughter and son-in-law, Cemetery, Jersey City. 08850. Andrea and Ray Rupp of Sayreville; and a granddaughter. Interment was at Beth Israel Cemetery, Woodbridge. Arrangements were by Mount Sinai Memorial Chapels, East Brunswick. Memorial donations may be made to Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, 1111 S. Arroyo Parkway, Suite 400, Pasadena CA 91105.

John Gerst Beecher Mr. Beecher, 75, of East Brunswick, died Nov. 12 in Raritan Bay Medical Center, Old Bridge division. Prior to his retirement in 1997, he was a truck driver for Hermann Services, South Brunswick. Surviving are his wife, Dorothy Seidler Beecher; a daughter, Diane Home of Boiling Springs, Pa,; two sons, Alan Beecher of Deltona, Fla., and John A. Beecher of Helmetta; a sister, Eleanor Rabinskas of Bradenton, Fla.; and eight grandchildren. Services are planned for 9:30 a.m. on Nov. 17 at Brunswick Memorial Home, East Brunswick. Interment will follow SOUTH BRUNSWICK in Van Liew Cemetery, North Brunswick. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Heart Association, 2550 Route 1, North Brunswick, NJ 08902. -SQUARE MALL" It's all new - just for you! HOME DEPOT STOP & SHOP FLORIST BOB'S STORES OLD BRIDGE FLORIST '5 Marsad Drive, Old Bridge, NJ Bagel Basket, Bandito's Margarita Factory, Belle Jewelry, 800-678-3064 732-254-3064 Blockbuster Video, Cafe Colore, Dollar City, Dr. Tanpienco/Rizzi, Daily and Sunday For Pete's Sake Hair, Friendly's, Hawaiian Bronze, Delivery To All Funeral Homes www.oldbiidgetlorist.com Merle Norman Cosmetics, Milano Cleaners, North Fork Bank, Radio Shack, SensAsian Restaurant, The Viking Wine/Liquor, Total Telcom T.MARCINCZYK&SON,INC. MONUMENTS Coming Soon: Dollar Tree Open 1 days Granite - Bronze - Memorials 3185 Bordentown Ave, Parlin, NJ 732-721-1 FLORALSCAPES FLORIST 3185 Bordentown Ave. SOUTH BRUNSWICK Parlin, NJ -SQUARE MALL- 732-525-2006 open 7 days Route 1 South Delivery to all Funeral Homes Floral Arrangements - Fruit Baskets Monmouth Junction, NJ

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Police are Investigating a report of theft from a 2002 Honda Accord on Willowbrook Drive on Nov. 22. According to reports, all four tires and rims were removed at an estimated cost of $1,500 while the vehicle was parked in a common park- ing area off of the condominium complex, The vehicle was raised by a scissors jack on each side; the jack on the right was still supporting the car, but the car had fallen on the left side.

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_ 4l SENTINEL, December 1. 2005 23 Jersey, and we're really happy to see it die. We've been fighting this since we Route 92 were founded in 1994," said Damien Newton, the New Jersey coordinator for (Continued from page 1) the Tri-State Transportation Campaign. top priority," Greenstein said. "All of us Some proponents of Route 92 are tak- involved in New Jersey finance know ing a wait-and-see approach regarding that we have limited funds and can only this new development, and do not view do so many big projects, and so I think the funding reallocation as a nail in any this is one that should be a top priority." coffin. The turnpike widening project "I think the need for that type of an involves relieving congestion around exit east-west roadway still exists, and with 8A in Monroe Township and Exit 6 in the new administration and the changing JOHNS TOY Mansfield by adding extra lanes. Details, actors, we can certainly renew our sup- such as how many lanes, are being port for that project," said Michael I TRUCK STOP worked out by engineers. The project is McGuinness, the executive director of the estimated to cost at least $1.3 billion and New Jersey chapter of the National take until 2013 to complete. Association of Industrial and Office The Route 92 project would have built Properties. "I would say that the reallo- a 6.7-mile toll road from exit 8A of the cation of funding does not necessarily Die Cast cars, trucks & construction equipment turnpike to Route 1 near Kingston. The stop the project, and we will continue to Conrad * NZG * Caterpillar by Norscot * First Gear * project would have cost around $400 mil- work with the proponents of the project Tonkin * Spec Cast * Ertle * New Ray * Highway 61 lion and was opposed by certain groups because we feel it is needed for the econ- because it would fill 12 to 14 acres of wet- omy and just to keep people moving in Bears & Porcelain Dolls that part of the state." For the kids * Kites * Melissa & Doug puzzles, Bruder lands. There were also concerns that Lionel Train sets & accessories for lay outs Route 92 would increase sprawl and cre- There is about $6 million left in the ate excess development as well as con- Route 92 fund after the reallocation. The 16 Emerson St., East Brunswick NJ 08816 tribute to pollution. money will be devoted toward paying "This has sort of been a road that will costs that have already been incurred 732-238-2521 create sprawl and pollution in Central during the course of the project. Mon.-Fri. 11am-7pm, Sal. & Sun. 11 am-Spm • Ws accapt all major credit cards „ Community Bulletin Board 'Reading Fairy' to visit Parson School Dec. 2 "HAVE YOURSELF A MERRY LITTLE The Parson School PTA has invited movement and a story. Children will then the Reading Fairy to present the "Rock, prepare a snack related to the story. Read & Eat!" program to students at 7 "Rock, Read & Eat!" is designed to get 'CHRISTMAS CAROL' NOW!" -ne«*£. p.m. Dec. 2 at the school, 116 Hollywood children excited about recreational read- St., North Brunswick. Parents may stay ing, and is now airing on "North "k MUST-SEE! — The New York Times for the event or drop their children off. Brunswick Today" on Channel 22. Call The program will include music, Tracy at (732) 418-8843. Mom-daughter lunch, T-shirt contest slated My Daughter's Keeper Inc. will host Nominations are being taken for the its third annual "Mother & Daughter Youth Advocate Award and Grandparents Recognition Luncheon" Dec. 3 from 11:30 of the Year Award, with the deadline Dec. a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Hyatt New 9. The winner will be recognized by the Brunswick. Special guest will be Jane mayor and council at the Township Hanson of WNBC-TV. The donation is Council meeting Dec. 19. To enter, e-mail 1 per person, which is tax deductible. [email protected], For tickets or more information, call fax (732) 247-0979 or mail entry to Lou (732) 565-9313. Ann Benson, Director of the Dept. of The North Brunswick Municipal Parks, Recreation & Community Alliance Committee is accepting entries Services, 710 Hermann Road, North for its T-shirt contest for township resi- Brunswick 08902. The "Senior Winter dents through Dec. 9. The design, to pro- Wonderland" dance will be held Dec. 9 I t mote drug and alcohol awareness and from 6-9 p.m. at the North Brunswick encourage healthy lifestyles, should Township High School Commons, Raider include original artwork and a slogan if Road. Volunteers are needed to deliver possible. Submissions must include the meals to the senior citizens of the town- entrant's name, phone number, and ship and help with snow removal during school name and grade if applicable. If the winter months. For more informa- drawn in black and white, the design's tion, call (732) 418-2222 or (732) 247- ....• appropriate colors must be indicated. 0922, ext. 475. Rehearsals begin Dec. 3 for church's pageant St. Barnabas Episcopal Church, 142 The church will start a twice-monthly Sand Hill Road, South Brunswick, will Bible study of the Gospel according to hold rehearsals for its annual Christmas Luke beginning Dec. 7 from 7:30-8:45 pageant Dec. 3, 10, 17 and 31 from 10- p.m. The group will meet the first and 11:30 a.m. The children's pageant will be third Wednesdays of each month. Call Jan. 1 during the 10:30 a.m. service. the church at (732) 297-4607. DECEMBER 4-24 VFW No. 9111 spaghetti dinner slated for Dec, 3 by CHARLES DICKENS Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) Post spaghetti, meatballs, salad, bread, adapted by DAVID THOMPSON • directed by MICHAEL UNGER No. 9111, and its men's auxiliary, will dessert and coffee. Also offered wiIlT>e Join Ebenezer Scrooge on a magical journey ond experience the generosity of host a "all you can eat" spaghetti dinner pasta fagioli and broccoli rabe for extra. spirit that embodies the peace and goodwill of the season. Michael linger Dec. 3 from 5-8 p.m. at the Post Home, 11 Cost is $8, $7 for seniors, and $4 for chil- directs McCarter's production of this cherished family tradition with scenery Henderson Road, Kendall Park section of dren. For more information, call the Post by the legendary set designer Ming Cho Lee, costumes by Tony Award-winner South Brunswick. The menu will include at (732) 297-9823. Jess Goldstein and choreography by Tony Award-winner Rob Ashford. Open house, tree lighting in Kingston Dec. 4 MATTHEWS THEATRE m,dla sponsor fflllC ffiffltS TThhe KKingstoi n Historical Society and idays by the garden club. The event will Kingston Garden Club will hold the an- feature performances by the Crossroads nual open house and tree lighting Dec. 4, North Middle School handbell ensemble IMF (609) 258-ARTS (2787) • www.mccarter.org with the open house from 3-5 p.m., and the and vocal ensemble, The Historical lighting at 5 p.m. The event will be at the Society's 2006 calendar will also be avail- jMIIUj Group Sales: (609) 258-6526 • 91 University Place • Princeton, NJ Lock-Tenders House at Delaware and able for purchase. Refreshments will be Karitan Canal State Park, Route 27, served, and the public is welcome to . Ihls program is mark aossiWe in port by funds from llio New Jenny Stale Council on the Arts/Oenertnenl of Stole, a Partner Agency o[ Ik Kingston section of South Brunswick. attend. Call Karen at (609) 514-2416 or ' National Endovrnisnl for ll« Alls, mill by lands (ram the rlntiorol Endowment lor the Ads. "» house will be decorated for the hoU (€09)683-0463 (evenings). 24 SENTINEL, December 1, 2005 GIVE THE GIFT OF BLUE MAN.

MIGUEL JUAREZ staff Alison Rockweel (r), 12, explains the benefits of the pet scarf to Klmberly Weighhaus, 7, from her mom's pet supply shop during the South Brunswick High School Project Graduation crafts fair on Saturday.

Added shows for the holidays! the Meadows Condominiums said that the Sat. Dec. 17 association and the developer entered into 9pm 8pm 5-t-Bpm 7+10pm 4,7+1 Opm 2,5+Bpm an agreement that the residents will no Renaissance longer object to any releases for the proper- (Continued from page 1) ty as long as they are satisfied with the cur- 2,5+8pm 2.5+8piri 2,5+8pm 2,5+8pm 4,7+10pm 2+5pm Resident Donald Whitcomb of Salem rent improvements. Road complained that the grading of the Several residents of the single-family homes on Timber Ridge Road, however, B| I IE REGULAR SCHEDULE CONTACT INFORMATION parking lot to construct the new Wachovia bank in the neighboring shopping center is complained about construction debris caus- *V*«^ Tue-Thu 8pm Box Office 212.254.4370 ing water logging and a severe mosquito ticketmaster 212.307.4100 causing water drainage onto Renaissance Fri 7+10pm Boulevard East. He also said that the trac- issue in the neighboring brook. Advised , Sat 4,7+1 Opm ticketmaster.com tor-trailers delivering materials to that the problem may be more of a code GROUP Sun2,5+8pm Group Salos 212.260.8993 ShopRite are destroying signs and the cob- enforcement or litter issue than relating to blestone walkways in the area. He said a bond release, they said they were told ASTOR PLACE THEATRE 434 Lafayette Street NYC that high shrubs prevent proper vision and Johnson & Johnson is responsible for main- that roads are dark with undefined cross- taining the area. 1.8O0.BLUEMAN blueman.com walks. He also mentioned that several cars The residents also stated that uneven, tend to be queued at one time while enter- cracked sidewalks are causing puddles to ing onto Route 130. form, which when contaminated by passing Resident Karen Giordano, an original cars are hazardous to children in the area. owner of her home on Salem Road for 12 A concern is the surrounding landscaping, years, said that she has black mold growing since expanding tree roots can break and up her walls due to water problems. lift the sidewalks, especially dangerous "This is an ongoing problem, a major with ice in the winter. problem," she said, regarding the difficulty Although speeding is another concern in she will have selling her home in the future the residential development, Mayor if the problems are not fixed. Francis "Mac" Womack and Vigna both She said that catch basins and swails agreed that a change in mileage per hour is were not property constructed, causing determined by the Department of sinkholes in her lawn or water to overflow Transportation after a study is done. They T OF BROADWAY CLOSE TO HO into her basement. suggested surveying residents for speed "It was a swamp — and that was eight humps or other devices if it is a major con- December 19-24 days after rain," she said of her yard. cern. "Before you release any money, I think you The public hearings will continue in $66-$20 need to take a hard look. This is our com- December before the council votes on munity, these are our homes, we need to do whether or not to release or reduce the something. We can't fall on any more deaf bonds. The public hearing for the town- ears; we need to take a stand now." house and Renaissance Terrace apartment However, Director of Community residents will be reopened at Monday's Development Thomas Vigna said that the council meeting. Residents of Section I and issue is not bond related, but that the prop- of the single-family homes on Timber Ridge erty managers will look into the problem. Road will be renotified and be able to dis- For Section II, the representative for cuss their matters at the Dec. 19 meeting. N.B. Library has gifts for holiday giving The North Brunswick Public Library, dolls from favorite books, and reading- 880 Hermann Road, has announced it is themed notecards. Cash only is accepted, offering various gift items for holiday giv- with proceeds benefiting the library. For ing. Featured are book-themed gifts, more information, call Cheryl at (732) book-shaped pillows, throws, totes, mugs, 246-3545. 'Treasure Shoppe Bazaar' at church Dec. 3 The Reformed Church of North and other items. Lunch will also be of- Brunswick, 17 Laurel Place, will hold its fered from 11:30 a.m.-l p.m. at a fixed annual Christmas "Treasure Shoppe price of $5 per customer. Bazaar" Dec. 3 from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. The For more information, call (732) 545- bazaar will feature crafts, kriick-knacks, 2736 or visit www.nbrcweb.org. Tefillin Club meeting slated for Dec. 4 The Tefillin Club at Chabad of South 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. The camp is for chil- Brunswick, 1 Riva Are., North Brunswick, dren age 5-12, and extended care is avail- will hold its next tefillin, breakfast and able. For more information, call Rabbi Levi study Dec. 4 at 8:30 a.m. Camp Gan Israel or Goldie Azimov at (732) 398-9492 or e- winter camp will be held Dec. 26-30 from mail [email protected]. SENTINEL, December 1,2005 25 "Ex Marks the Spot" Community Bulletin Board

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ime is running out to own a location. new-home community with a South Brunswick has built a collection T custom touch at The Crossings of acclaimed, neighborhood schools at South Brunswick in Dayton. offering an excellent educational oppor- Just four homesites remain at this tunities where children can build strong exclusive cul-de-sac community, friendships and bright futures. which is being marketed exclusively The area is also known for its civic by Linda Schwarz of the South spirit, which is dedicated to celebrating Brunswick office of Gloria Nilson diversity, preserving open space and re- GMAC Real Estate. sponsibly managing growth. Built by Girsh Development, a Homes at The Crossings at South local family-owned builder with a Brunswick are priced from the upper reputation for custom craftsmanship, $600,000s. the neighborhood has been tailored to For information about final opportuni- meet the needs of today's homebuy- ties, contact Linda Schwarz of the South ers. Brunswick office of Gloria Nilson "We created the floor plans espe- GMAC Real Eslale, which is located at cially for The Crossings," said 3430 Route 27 in Kendall Park. President Mark Girsh. "We wanted She can be reached at (732) 297-2320 exteriors lhat matched the surround- or Iinschwarzhome4sale@- ing landscape and open, airy interiors yahoo.com. that offer privacy, function and utili- For additional information about Girsh ty." Development, visit For example. The Crossings has www.GirshDevelopment.com. ins being offered at The Crossings at South attracted many multigenerational families in which homebuyers live with their parents. The private first- level study, which is a standard fea- ture on many designs, works well as a bedroom for older family members COLDWELL BANKER who would benefit from single-level living. RESIDENTIAL BROKERAGE

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Multigenerational together- Other bathroom features to consider; a ness in the kitchen, family room and on bench in the shower, a niche for bath prod- the deck may be swell for family harmo- ucts, non-slip floors, two sinks, a separate ny, but sometimes owners just want to be room for the toilet, lowel storage, a mix of alone. general, task and ambient lighting, some And where they often prefer to head is nice artwork that humidity won't hurt, and to a private master bedroom suite, located items that appeal to all the senses, such as a either in its own zone on the bedroom plant, radio, TV and heated towel bars and floor or, better yet, situated on a separate floors. Even if your toes don't love the level away from all the other bedrooms. warmth, your eats will, says Grant. Design professionals are responding to © Content That Works the trend by providing larger master bed- room suites in newly constructed and remodeled houses. Some see the luxuri- ously appointed rooms becoming a sort of substitute vacation hideaway, so owners Away, at home: An award-winning remodel of a bedroom into a master suite retreat includes an enter- mys no longer feel the need to get away to a tainment center, fireplace and a sitting area (oul of view). swank resort. Real Estate Among the favorite perks in these Bedroom with clothes rods and shelves or cabinets grand sleeping spaces are fireplaces, ad- Decide what size bed you want. installed on opposite walls and minimum 2 Measure to make sure it fits the wall space feet of aisle space. The most elaborate Presented by jacent sitting areas with desks and inini- 5 kitchens so one member of the couple can where you envision positioning it. Also dressing-room size closets might feature an V- "*r Joseph G. stay up late or rise early without disturb- consider whether you'll have nightslands island in the center with built-in drawers, ing the other; bathrooms with steam and whether you like to watch TV in bed. If rods all around the perimeter, a bench, Buono showers; soaking tubs and TVs installed you do you'll need a large enough wall built-in ironing board, rods to hang clothing Broker/Owner unobtrusively in mirrors; huge, room-size opposite your bed for a plasma TV or you've just brought from the drycleaiiei and closets and access to a private garden. armoire into which the TV will go. mirrors to check out how you look. Don't 'The bedrooms are really becoming Greensboro, N.C.-based designer Ann Ruth forget good diffused light here, too, says living suites for owners. They're not for likes to place a cabinet at the foot of the bed Grant, who prefers recessed incandescent BEEN THERE, DONE THAT entertaining others," says Chicago ar- with a TV concealed within that can be fixtures. Any real estate agent who is chitect Allan J. Grant, who has designed a raised or lowered via a remote control. She Sitting room .sensitive to his or her clients will number of master bedroom suites. also likes to allow owners to use a remote These can be as small as 10 feet by 12 discern that the mindset of older sellers is quite different from their younger Not surprisingly, such projects cost a control to open and close window treat- feet or as large as a living room, says Grant. ments. (For one of her clients in New York Popular amenities include a sofa and chairs counterparts, While an agent may spend pretty penny. Remodeling magazine's time containing the enthusiasm of to sit and watch TV, a desk for paperwork annual "Cost vs. Value Report" in 2004 City that meant views of the Statue of younger buyers and sellers by providing pegged the average national cost of an Liberty.) and a computer, fireplace, small kitchen, valuable insight derived from years of upscale master suite at $ 134,364 and Good lighting is also essential, whether TV, table for casual dining and doors to a experience, older buyers and sellers are found that about 77 percent of that cost from lamps on nightstands, sconces on deck. more likely lo be more circumspect. would be recouped at the time of sale. As walls or overhead recessed cans. 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__ 3O SENTINEL. December 1,2005 The American dream can become a reality Ten smart tips for selecting needs in the future (i.e. planning a family, meeting of the homeowners association for tion-govemed community. Participate in retirement, etc.). the community. Identify the hot button the process of running your community a great townhouse, condo 9. Give a lot of thought to what you issues and the dynamics of the relationship through board or committee service. or planned community want and know yourself. Are you looking between current association members, and Community Associations Institute is a for a social environment or just a quiet the board and homeowners. nonprofit organization dedicated to foster- ownhauses, condominium com- place to relax? Is a singles atmosphere for 3. Check the homeowners association's ing vibrant, responsive, competent com- plexes and other associalion-gov- you? Will you take advantage of arts and history of maintenance fees and special munity associations. Us mission is to T erned communities enable Uie aver- crafts classes? Also, remember that if you're assessments to see how often they have assist community associations in promot- age American to live "like n Hilton," afford- not interested in the pool or sauna, you will been increased in the past 10 years and how ing harmony, community, and responsible ing such luxuries as a swimming pool, spas, still be paying for il in ongoing monthly large the increases have been. This informa- leadership by giving board members, tennis courts, golf course or health and fit- association fees. Again, think aboul which tion will help you gauge at what level you managers, and homeowners the knowl- ness center — right in their own back yard. amenities you, your family and your expect- may be assessed in the future and indicate edge they need to better run their associa- Through shared ownership in a communi- ed guests will use on a regular basis. how well-managed the buildings and com- tions. ty, residents can enjoy recreational facilities 8. Comparison shop. Visit various con- mon ground are. Well-managed associations The New Jersey Chapter of CAI is a and amenities that otherwise would be cost- dominiums, townhouse communities, or grounds usually make for lower mainte- leader in enhancing the quality of com- prohibitive for (hem individually. planned unit developments (PUDs) to know nance fees, and lessen the chance for special munity association living, through edu- An additional benefit of common-in- what's available and to gel a sense of pre- assessments to cover unbudgeted repairs, cation, legislative advocacy and profes- terest communities is that homeowners do vailing prices. Find the right place for you 2. Factor these association maintenance sional development. With more than 1,200 not have direct responsibility for mainte- and don't settle. fees into your personal budget, which are members, the New Jersey Chapter of CAI, nance, and they usually feature attractive 7. Get prequalificd for a mortgage. above and beyond your monthly mortgage is the second largest chapter in the United combinations of well-designed homes and Obtain your credit report from all three payment. To assist in long-term financial States. It provides a huge amount of contin- landscaped open spaces. Ownership in an credit reporting agencies, check il for errors, planning, ask the association manager uous education and resources to help mem- association-governed community can also and determine how much you can afford on whether association fees have increased in bers stay abreast of current community save homeowners on property taxes and a down payment. recent years. association issues and events in the Stale of typically cost less than traditional housing 6. Find out if the community you are 1. Make an offer and close the deal to New Jersey. For more information visit due to more efficient use of land. considering has a good reputation. Ask cur- enjoy all the benefits of living in an associa- www.cainj.org. How do you know when n community is rent residents how often repairs and mainte- right for you? Curt Macysyn, executive vice nance are required and how good the sound- . Real Estate Briefs president of Community Associations proofing is between units if you are consid- Institute of New Jersey, offers the following ering a condo or townhouse. Gloria Nilson GMAC Real Estate in buyers and sellers optimum service in "Top 10 List" of questions to ask and tilings 5. Check out parking, storage, security Monroe Township is now accepting new, Franklin, Somerset, Milllown, East to consider when purchasing a home or and other necessities. Make sure there is unwrapped toys at its office, located at 1600 Brunswick, North Brunswick, I-Iillsborough, condo in an association governed communi- ample storage space to avoid future incon- Perrineville Road, Suite 30, in the South Brunswick and other nearby areas. ty: veniences,. Ensure that there is enough park- Concordia Shopping Center, as pail of the 10. Think about how long you're going ing in cases where you own more than one U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots Susan "Suzy" DiMeglio of the Gloria to stay in one place. You will also need to vehicle. Understand what the parking rules program. The real estate office will accept Nilson GMAC Real Estate Princeton office evaluate how your needs will change over iire l>efore you move in. toys tluough Dec. 16, when the U.S. Marine is one of the top agents in the Princeton the years and plan for what will satisfy your 4. Ask to see the minutes from a recent Corps Reserve will distribute the toys to market, with almost $20 million for the needy children in the local area, as well as first three quarters of 2005. DiMeglio is those affected by Hurricanes Katrina and known for her strong, client-centered Rita. For additional information about this approach and attributes much of her career Announcing Fran Liteplo's toy drive, contact Regina Haiincr at the success to her experiences with Gloria Monroe Township office of Gloria Nilson Nilson GMAC Real Estate. 'The Gloria GMAC Real Estate at (609) 395-6600. Nilson GMAC Princeton office has a sup- EASY EXIT i Collection hours for toys will be 9 a.m. to 5 portive work environment of community- p.m. daily. oriented agents with strong work ethics," LISTING AGREEMENT says DiMeglio. When joining the office in What's, your biggest fear when you list your home with DiMeglio Realty Group in Somerset Princeton four years ago she believed it a real estate agent? It's simple. You worry about being recognizes Pierre-Jacques Andre as the would assist her in reaching her potential. locked into a lengthy listing agreement with a less than Realtor-Associate of the Month for October DiMeglio reports that the move has re- and Alex Soudah as Top Listing Realtor- sulted in "achievements well exceeding her Fran Litelpo competent real estate agent, costing yoiir home valuable lime and exposure on the market. Associate of the Month for October. "These goals." DiMeglio mid her family have lived CELL (908) 208-6241 fine sales people have worked very hard for in Princeton for 20 years, DiMeglio's expe- www.frajilLlcpJo.com Well, worry no more. Fran Liteplo takes the risk and this honor and fully deserve it," said rience and personal knowledge of the com- fear out of listing your home with a real estate agent. ANOTHER RECORD Nicolas DiMeglio of the Somerset office. munity, school system and real estate mar- WINNING YEAR How? Through her EASY EXIT Listing Agreement. "Energetic, dynamic Realtor-associates such ket are unparalleled. To speak with Susan ALREADY WITH $8 When you list your home through Fran's EASY EXIT as Andre and Alex are the reasons we are "Suzy" DiMeglio, contact her at (609) 921- MILLION DOLLARS such a rapidly growing company. They are 2600, ext. 134. The Princeton Office of IN SALES! Listing Agreement, you can cancel your listing with her at any lime. No hassles. It's easy. positive thinkers, know the field and are Gloria Nilson GMAC Real Estate is located Mention this ad for a enthusiastic," DiMeglio Realty Group offers at 33 Witherspoon St. complimentary • You can cancel your listing anytime market analysis and • You can relax, knowing you won't be locked into a pre-qualification from lengthy or binding contract ^fer ^k± •At 4&- Chase Manhattan • Enjoy the caliber of service confident enough to make /^ man -*r Mortgage! this offer. Fran has strong opinions about real estate service. 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CLERK /TYPIST Freehold, NJ. Competitive •ireater Media Newspaper NANNIES, BABY NURSES Mew Brunswick Title Insurance including medical. De salary and benefits. Clean B seeking a dynamic, self. HOUSEKEEPERS NEEDED Agency sets!.1 InujhtH divufii.ii record, drug testing required. FT/PT, LivR-in/oul. No lees. Will Train with good skills. Excellent Ihcugh'wj a in. Usa your next day oil to PROPERTY INSPECTORS weive weekly newspapers 732-972-4090 All motivated applica Improve your fife. PR- $30,000+- • F/T-Sao,00O- DRIVERS, CLASS A: No mal- www.absolulebeslcare.com working concisions/benefits. ts. erving Monmouth. Middlesex Call Today/Start Tonight Call Tom, 732-247-1800 plenae call 732-536-4422 732-462-5)67. Monday-Friday, Mo experience necessary will trail ind Ocean Counties, /hat's Important lo you, ghl person. 732-691-4312 itronq sales ability, a proles- ...-ltalwww.HotDDJ.com. ikonal presentation and ele- 1-800-997-2585 3elter pay, home-lime, ailed oriented a must. Must 1pm-9pm sftts .Search our HolDod- 039 Health Care Driving Jobsl Enter on- irilten skills, beieam oriented t win a 200S Polaris 500 ] Greater Media Newspapers nd thrive In Ihe face ol ATVo/cnll 1-Q08-423-8446 ADULT CARE - CHHA'S & BOOKKEEPER DRIVERS- New World van aper or yellow page sales BX- COMPANIONS FOR SENIORS. For dental office, 1 morning Lines Is Amorica's SHi i.m;< ! Must have car. F/T & P/T. erfence a plus. A reliable car, 'eek, preterably Tuesday. HHG carrier. We have both lo- alld drivers' license, and in- Live-in available. Call is currently seeking candidates for the following full- and part-time positions II 732-495-<14"Hr exl. 1 cal and OTR Class A "HIMIIII- Right Al Home, 732-566-6711 USTOMER SERVICE lilies for Drivers. Candidates !i< offer a competitive salary, ter literate person should h,iva 2+ years ol HHG ANNA'S HOME CARE imlssion excellent banetjts (or doctors oflice. experience as well as clean —jjerlenced care giver looking CIRCULATION PRESS 401K. temoons, Evenings, Saturdays. MVR and criminal record. Ex- or live-In or live-out position to Id Bridge. Call 732-679-2020 i-ll.-'nl pay & benefits. Apply al ake care of elderty or home 10B Melrich Road. Cranmiry. bound person. Certified MOTOR ROUTE DELIVERY PRINTING/PRESS PERSON Greater Media Newspapers EMONSTRATORS NJ. or call Scott or Joe at: ---'essional. Reliable. Provide P.O. Box 5001 Need Extra Cash7? 1-B0O-451-G5I1. EOE. World ipanionship, housekeeping, Newspaper Delivery • 1 or 2 days a week Greater Jersey Press in Easl Brunswick is looking Freehold, NJ 07726 EH Marketing is looking for Van Lilies, Inc. cooking & medical reminders. We need newspaper carriers for Wednesday and/or for full-time competent and motivated individuals lo Attention: L. Cuffarl oture, Responsible individ- Have car and references. Call als to stand In Local Super- 3rivBrs/Drivnii| •iflun,I i|i,ulu 732-521-7981 or 609-642-4190 Thursday afternoons in Middlesex, Monmouth. and work in our pressroom. We are looking (or people 1 SALES-REAL ESTATE arkets, 1-4 days per week, 6 id . •.,• intod ui relmburs- wild experience in single width, cold-set web jment. No wailing for trainers. HOME CARE - For elderly, Ocean Counties. • No Layoffs -urs per day preparing and J presses. Knowledge of prooess color, atlenlion to • No Downsizing rving samples to the assenger policy. No NYC. sick, disabled. Llve-ln/out. * No experience needed Guaranteed hometime. Dedi- quality and mechanical apitude are a musl. Five to • Control What You Make ustomers. You must have Reasonable rnlcs. Cnll Polinter cated and regional available. Agency 90B-925-0494,No fee. * No collections 10 years' experience preferred. Excellent benefits, •High Volume Business ellable transportation and a •irtl table. Interested??? JSATiuck 866-483-3413 * Earn $2OO-$300 or more a month working only 1 -2 Call Natalie 732-617-2020 pension and 401(k). 1-800-099-0052 ext. 113 days per weekl Earn $4375.00 WEEKLY! Fax or send resume or call: SALES PERSON NEEDED rocesslnq Simple E-mails 040 Situations * A reliable vehicle needed Exciting op|)oil v v.ifli 'in-Vinti inline! £25 Per Email Senll Linda Vinci (IverLi .IIKI |>i i i.iltv |MI>IIII NEWSPAPER Wanted | nswer Simple Surveys On- * ValSd driver's license required P.O. Box 5001 Freehold, NJ 07728 .110! S25.O0-S75.OO Per Sur- Fax: 732-356-5222 Strong phohoni e skskilli s t genener CARRIERS 1 1 Call 732-254-7004 ext. 252 IMMEDIATE OPENINGS veyf Free GovLrNirm-'itt r-i1.ini . \W :,.Ji.-:, !•',lead- s & appointments $10,000-S250.000 Never Re- EUROPEAN Woman Sj • 1111 major companies in the EARN S200.-S3007MONTH English, w/car. Housekei i-state region. Sales expa- WORKING 1 DAY nse and car required. COm- PER WEEK irlng 2005 Postal Jobs xp. Live In/out. 732-297-9415 uter literate, Salary plus com. $17.50-S59.00hour. Full Fed- PRESS PERSON 1 lission anadd benefifse . Emailm : Benellts Paid tra' MAILROOM Greater Jersey Press in East Brunswick is looking Inloo© theccthecclgroupusa.cl o 042 Antiques f 3 !ecfessa%Green?ard6 lor a full-time person with 2 to 4 years' experience in or fax 732-696-2670 Parl-time positions available, day or night shifls, Call.866-907-5265 x9000 Collectibles mitt-week schedufe. Job requires some fifling of web-offset prinling. Must possess a willingness lo TEACHER • FT. Assistant learn coor, quality control practices and procedures. Toucher - PT for Preschool -1OW HIRING for 2005 Posta newspaper bundles, loading inserls into machine, Jobs. S18.50-S59.00 hour. Ful Mechanical skills and aplitude required, ExceUenl Call Christine 732-521-4322 BRASS BED: Antique slacking ol newspapers and general warehouse Or Bcepft 732-080-1551 work and duties. $8.00/hou r. 20 to 25 hrs. per week. benefits, pension and 401 (k). 'acallons. No Experienco I • <-ll,-ni coiidit'oii, full size, $2,500. Call 732-598-5939 TEACHER lor Toddler Boom Mecessary. 800-584-1775 If interested please- contact; Fax or send resume or call: and 2 Year Old Room ""-'--RnceMSOl SPORTS CARDS - Over Matt Coughlin Linda Vinci Stale of the art child care facility NOW HIRING for 2005 Postal 30,000 cards. Mostly 80s S looking (or creative, exptjri- 732-254-7004 ext. 208 P.O. Box 5OO1 Freehold, NJ 07728 '(>• ilions. SI8.50-S59.00+/hr. 90s. Some 70s for Foolball or fill out application at: Fax: 732-358-5222 nil t 'lit .'['..id [mining and Cards. Call 732-521-6001 10 Connerty Court 732-254-7004 V a S C East Brunswick, Nj 0B816 f ssary 1 -800^584-/775 ° TOYS TEACHERS/TUTORS Ext. 252 nce #4301 PRESSROOM HELPER $18. -S22. per hour VT. All subjects. K-12, PIANO/KEYBOARD is $1B.50-$S9.00/hr. Ful Greater Jersey Press is seeking to fill an entry-level ISTRUCTOR, Saturday a.m ifits/Paid Training and Va position for pressroom helper. Responsibilities Palawan. Starling Feliu.iry cations No Experience Neces Price negotiable. 51H/hour. 732-S66-31B6 include use ol equipment to tic newspaper bundles, sary 1-800-S84-1775 Public Call 732-233-7343 EDITORIAL stacking of papers, lifting bundles up lo 50 lbs., and CHOOL BUS DRIVERS general cleanup in pressroom. Forklifl and pallet- tli. ,-tt p.iy :.,-i!i-ly,-. ,illr;irl incf 035A Help Wanted boiuii, I iiiii IraiPiiiiii In olil.im : RN'smd LPN's Work rnovlng-equipment experience is helpful. Full-lime 043 Appliances i Seasonal i our CDL, $1,000. Iximi-, VJIIII four day week starting al $9.00 per hour. Excellent ;DL. Call 732-398-1169 . _ Diem Local Travel - 13 wk Blocks benefits and 401 (k) plan. VALET ATTENDANTS REPORTERS .iitu «l (-.in' I'-.vi li I <•!( dy Fax or send resume or call: needed for area hospitals. ER Labor and Delivery Greol ALL NEW IN BOXES Reporters needed to cover municipal news and Excellent pay. Must have clean Linda Vinci BUS DRIVERS! Fates, 401K, Benelils. Call Toshiba 13" Color TV, S75. lealures beat in Monmoulh & Middleses Counties. DMV and valid Drivers license. Audiovox CD AM/FM, S75. P.O. Box 5001 Freehold, NJ 07728 GREAT SUMMER I 87737 NURSE Experience preferred, but will train the right person. Call 877-543-0076 mall: SSInger@alcheallhcare. Cnll 732-225-0495 732-358-5200 ext. 8241 Please send resume & clips to: JOBS! DRYER- jt ! Fax: 732-358-5222 Brian Donahue it 111 S Sonis- N.iltiral Gas. fiiviil fondiliciri Off GSP 117. Greater Media Newspapers at Rut Cmpit $45. or best offer. 732-264-1650 P.O. Box 5001 Pay, $18+ per hour! Freehold, HJ 0772Q Tcp Ilighl Summer Camp ELECTRIC OVEN - GE 30". for your kidsl imic glass lop, sell Fax 732-780-4192 June 26th lo August 18th inn) • ;-'00, neg. E.O.E. M/F SALES Looking lor CDL drivers. Attention strustlons. 800-527-7815 732-613-0538 Call Jonathan, Greater Media REFRIGERATOR - Sears, 732-297-2000 Greater Media Newspapers In Cenlral New Jersey Newspaper Readers JOOD ARE VOL '.id.- by ?ir(lo. 22 cu. ft., 4 yrs. w w iv. o .i kcrestdaycamp.coin marketer lo s le. Look- is seeking a dynamic sell-starter to join our group of Note thifthtfftiie of this cfas- Old. bisque. 35Wx30Dx69H, w TV/O serious maniacj ndoor (Itered waler & Ice 13 weekly newspapers serving Monmouth, ich my business to Toe Services. Ads under employ- llspenser. 6xc. Cond. S450 or SYSTEMS Middlesex and Ocean Counties. producers earning S30.00C 036 Help Wanted besl offer. Call 732-264-4863 aifets. These advertisements >er month. PLEASE, serious Strong sales ability, a professional presentation and • ion/ detailed oriented a must. Musi possess strong Part Time irovide a service, (or a fee. IT PROFESSIONAL hey do not provide actual verbal and written skills, be team oriented and thrive f Greater Media Newspapers is seeking an IT SECRET SHOPPERS in Ihe face ol competition. Previous newspaper or Professional for ils fast-paced Systems Department, NEEDED for Store Evaluatio- REFRIGERATOR, (G.E.) ns. Gat Paid to Shop. Local We need a person with hardware and software yellow page sales experience a plus. A reliable car, ACTIVITIES AIDE .' dooi >.vitli i(;.;m,ikt;i I3eige. valid driver's license and insurance required. Stores, Reslaurants, & $150, Call 732-422-1497 experience who can learn complex systems very PART-TIME 'heaters I raining I'mvid.'d quickly. We offer a competitive salary, commission, excellent Flexible Hours. Emailll I WASHERS DRYER- Washer Monroe Village, a Full Service investment required. Call 1-BO0-5B5-9024 ext, G333 S135,, Dryer $130., Portable Fax to: 732-7B0-39G5 benefits and 401 (k). Retirement Community, is Free (24-7) 800-637-7444 Washer, $140, Portable Dryer, seeking an Activities Aide. $135. Can deliver. 732-54B-9353 Or mail to Greater Media Newspapers Send resumes to: Nationwide Company Now Hir- P.O. Box 5001 Greater Media Newspapers Successful candidate must be nQ Envelope Slulfersl Easy VorK, From Home! Excitant] P.O. Box 5001 willing to drive a van. Freehold, HJ 07728 No special license Call Classified today Bonuses! Written Guarantee! Freehold, NJ 07728 special license required but ATT: Gene Lennon muusst have a valiv d NJ Driver's and we will help you CallClassiried today Attn: L. Cutfari LiLicensc e witith aa cleal n recorordd write an effective ad. and we will help you RResponsibilitieibiliti s include implepl - 'HE NEW JERSEY AIR NA- write an effective ad. menting daily activities as 1-800-660-4237 TIONAL GUARD is looking tor scheduled and assisting Local 732-358-5210 ouno, men and women. Gel tr res/dents. Experience preterrecf Fax 732-780-4678 ee college (uitfon. Free vo- but not required.

?ase apply in person or .ang.af.mil Fax 732-780-4678 resume to: 732-521-6462 The Classified Can! Work With Us Online. Mak Monroe Village home. Sell prod- 1 David Bralnerd ffilve Sell Your Carl [email protected] Call 1-B00-660-4ADS ie auctions. Start Greater Media is an Equal Opportunity Employer Monroe Township, NJ 08831 ! Cll w.phsnel.org E(JE Local 732-358-5210 SENTINEL, December 1, 2005 33 1043 Appliances 048 General 048 General 048 General 049 Merchandise 051 Sporting i Merchandise Merchandise Merchandise Wanted Equipment

DRESSER- For Gltl or Adul MOVING SALE-Wali Unil/Ent- C drawers, with mirror. VOUM BRAND NEW POWER WASHER/DRYEH, $45. Din- OH while. Good Condition. ertalnmenl Clr., 3 pc. Lt. Oak, jal S, hor- 'le Tbl, w/4 chrs., S45. ANTIQUES WHEELCHAIRS SCOOT- itand Up Freezer, Oueen Size izontal drill, disc sander, router Si|O. call 732-264-4863 $30. Call 732-721-B854 ERS, AND HOSPITAL BEDS iser: 3 drawers, S45. TOP PRICES PAID FOR: Complete Comforter Set, 27" & 4" jolnler. Lot's of extras. List Call 732-264-1116 Antique furniture, oriental rug; s CALL 1-800-843-9199 Sony TV. 7 1/2 Ft. Xmas Tree avail. $1,600. 009-504-8699 * WASHER- KL TO SEE IF YOU QUALIFY "'-tings, jeweliy & silver. A K"dulV. S75. You pick up Decorative Pillows, VCR. Rea- NJ LOCATION table prices. 732-765-9B1B BSOLUTELY NO COST TO Rt. 1 NYSC. Call DRESSER; Milk-washed YOU! New Power Wheel PATIO TABLE, S10. •IMG-1G5I1 pine. Floral detail. Excelle chairs, Scooters. Limited Tlrcv 27" TV, $25. BUYING CAMERAS WORK OUT BENCH New condition. $135. orbaslollei olfer. Call loll free Computer Desk, $50 SHOW BLOWER, 26" , 7hp, WOOD CHIPPER -6.5 h | And PHOTO EQUIPMENT Leg extensions, weights, 160 044 Computers Coll 732-613-9763 1-800-708-9301 Lounflo chfilr, $5.7 3 2-53 0-8 65 4 $300. 26" Snow Blower w/ Brlggs S Stratton. 3" cap. : 1 pc.orwliolfisiudio.Ni) [.••!,-u. ni "•-.,$150.firm. 739446-6476 d new motor, $350. Weld- •vayrsed. 2 yr.warr. 2 nios, --Oi/ie. Call609.291-'973B ADVERTISE your oung. $250. 732-432-8456 ENTERTAINMENT service to approximately 9 nnchhie/olectrlcgonora- .-., $750. 3" walor pump, 052 Medical $ CASH PAID S For used or CENTER million households In North America's best suburbs by POOL TABLE brand new, gas molor, S500. 050 Musical • Equipment hmknn laptops/notebook 3mporary white lacqui call raa ;!57-2430 048b Infants computers. Jack, 732-238-4716 with glass doors &, shelve. placing your classified ad in Juvenile Items] Instruments mirrored, lighted with plenty ol wer 800 suburban newspapei rack,chalk SNOW BLOWER-Craftsman, COMPUTER SUPPORT torage area, and can hold a just like this one 9 HP, 29" cut. elec. start w/ .... Cost 54,000. Soil 31,595. weather cover Like new Ask SERVICES aige TV. Also 2 end table -all the Suburban Classified Call today) 732-716-8080 .JJea. MMT-315 inJusloi one6 table & matching lamr Advertising Nelwork al $650.rt)Bst Offer. 732-238-4815 ALTO SAX: $275. FULL ON-SITE SERVICE •:.;'"• 75. MMT-103 3ML (eser Ml lor S750. Pictures availal 888-486-2466 Clarinet, $175. Both in top • " Call 732-7aO-'ta4S Call732-951-QOO4 SPEAKERS- EAW's-$600. for cond., Ilka new. 732-2-IB-0895 email, call 732-674-4565 y_ww.suburban-news,org/s> air. JSL's-$450. lor pair. EXPERT COMPUTER AFFORDABLE HEALTH EVEY-$425. for pair. Groal DRUM SET -MaypBX. £.... , REPAIR -On Site. Full _NTERTA1NMENT CENTER CAREI $59.95 As Sean in US .rDJ or Band. 732-986-3133 • IPM-M a i I-HII.I' i III^.I. •court., $300. Gibraltar Rack, 060 Garage Sales Service. Jim 732-390-2194. Oak. 8'x6\ clean lines. Exc Today. Medical, Denial, Vi- RIDGID 700 PIPE MACHINE 'anliy, $50, Playskool i $&0. Trumpol: like new, E100. TECH CRAFT 40" TV STAND ink luijlirliairs&t,S30. Call for details 732-241-6C " www.pcrflpalr4sure.com .Kin•' g $300S:U)«. ion, Prescriptions, Counsel- 3les up to 4". One price (or all. with 3 glass shelves. lg, Uegent Care, Maternity Call 732-545-9151 SONY VAIO Model PCVRX2- )2-679-4G' trfect condition. $1,500. Assembled, Brand new. $125. ELECTRIC GUITAR -/Ray,lab, Nurse Hotline Call 908-755-4305 60DS, Pentium III. Win XP.HD 1orel Pre-Existing OK Ci " Cflll732.5B3-6B7B CRIB; Girls, with armoire, S Red Fender Squier Strat i ith hanging labfe, witti Amp. 5150. 40 GB. Ram 256 MB, 17" Mat Nowl 1-800-968-4356 SAUNA -All cedar, 7x7x7. TELEVISION - Ahia HD. 55". screen CRT Sony Monitor. " jrused. Nol assembled. good condi Call 732-99S-617S (across from 7-I1J, Sat. & 3 months old. Orig. $2,000. 32^131 Sun.. 12/3. 12/4.9am-2 ;30 pi $250 firm Cell* 908-616.1404 BOOTS - NEW never worn it $4,500. Sell $2,500. Askinq $1,200, ortsst offer. '-'-;k Naluiallzar, 3" heels,' PIANO - Klmbell upright, be; Call !?0fi-42l-4S39 8W.Paid$150.NOW$80. 732-251-8425 >COOTER - Turbo USA GS 049 Merchandise HEADBOARD as, $150. Basketball Hoop; birds. H/H items, misc. S morel & BED FRAME BUY NEW JERSEY -luffy. Fast Break Performance, Enkel. Like new condilloi Wanted FOR $3991 - rtable. $75. Air Hockey ' iking $750. Call 732-991-7362 The New Jersey Piess ble:Halex 7', $150. PIANO TUNING *—elation can place your 25- New Client Discount • $25. oil MIXED SEASONED Call 732-721-942B •ONLY $350> . . classified ad In over 150 _ _ iplete, 2 levels.10 engines, Call 609-409-SO4S HARDWOOD-DELIVERED! NJ newspapers throughout the SCULPTURED Cabinet: Ori- many rolling stock, pickup onty SNEEDCASH?$ $140. cord or $75. V4 cord - a combined circulation SBOO. Call 732-390-5097 WE BUY old U.S. COINS. Top • Master Tuner Eelb.' 1960 • FULL TREE SERVICE QUEEN ntal ebony/ivory w/2 sculp- .. _.-er 2 million households. ured pictures. $275. Credenza/ dollar paid. JOB, 90B-227-1742 3 & bow, Call 732-786-1770 WHITE ENAMEL Call Diane Trent at NJPA at TRAMPOLINE- 14 It,, with ^COMPUTER TRAININGS BRASS FINISH utch. Solid wood. Good cond. safety not. Excellent condition, ALL LIONEL TRAINS OAK or MIXED SEASONED 609-406-0600 ext. 24. email iO. Washer/Dryer: apt.. $45. Or Flyer. Top cash appraisal. |n_your home, learn MS Office, '[email protected] or visit ''aid $400. Asking $175. Call Asking "si 99! HAHDWOOD, P/U or Delivery with matching Call 732-264-1116 '32-247-4430. P»lce no objsc). 732-J46-2893 '.:,,I) ,j;>-!M0-4535 able. Call 732-432-9800 Wholesale/Retail, 609-799-6331 #2 SHELF SIDE* SEASONED FIREWOOD GLASS TABLE, 1/2 cord S75. Full cord 5125. All hardwood. Delivery avail. $125. Our 16th yr. Sayreville Lawn tails indltion, a Garden. 732-390-0900 CHRISTMAS TREE-9 It. 2074/1000 pre-111, Ml. Sprues Call 732-577-0456 11 lilngod, used 1 time, $75. or 732-995-5688 Call 732-679-5427 Print & Deliver Opportunities KITCHEfJ SET - Oak, $125. BAKER'SRACK:oai w/shelves, oreen frame, $25. Callf32-257-7974 CHRISTMAS TREE 7' prewlre gold decor.,$50. Glass shower KITCHEN SET-Round gree door, brass Irlm, 3 panels, new BED - 2 pc. queen maltresi table top w/ leaf & 4 chairs. 58"x69" $75. Call 732-492-5B29 set. New w/warranty. Can $125 or best offer. Custom Made Flyers deliver. $100. 732-259-6690 Call 732-471-8099 CHRISTMAS TREES (11711. Noble Fir, $50. KITCHEN TABLE; (1)7 ft. Spruce, $50. With 4 chairs, antique white, Call 732-290-3035 $100. Hutch; blonde retro ityle,S75. Gail 732-557-8610. LIVING ROOM - Classic sofa, • All rates are one or two sided :halrs, coffee S end Ibl. wilh th, irble lop. $750 or best olfar. CRADLE, (Hooded) Pine drawersrs.. Alm nd,, l oiic Din. mi china cbnt. $100. nd MatlrosS'$85. Excellent conditiondi , besb t olfer I Sfllll Call 732-821-7783 920'B AGA Gaa Stove-$55. • Black & white or Multicolor PATIO SET: Round table with Call 609-448-7SB9 MATTRESS SETS - Pillov 6 mesh chairs (no cushions) DESK -Oak. 6 x 3 wilh 4' glass 8 white. Excellent condi- top. New in plastic wlti warranty. Queen $115. Kln( ecretary side & 6 credenza. (black plus 1, 2 or 3 colors) tion, best otter. 732-536-0972 2-536-0972 $1B5. Call 732-259-6630 Good Cond. Cost $1,200, BEDROOM SET -T n {(irl'i Sell $400. 732-537-1052 Wood painted MOVING - DINING ROOM Xers. Good conotuoi Grey marble table, 4 chairs. • Process color Call 732-613-3956 Good condition. $300. 908-416-6374 or 732-669-9833 BEDROOM SET Double plat form bed, while tormlci MOVING - Girl's nil set. JRESSER-Oahlike. $40. w/headboard, dresser nlqhl White/purple. Incl. bed, mat- Air Hockey Table-$30, • Printed on white stock paper sland, $350. Gall 732-257-aBK ress, dresser, hutch armoire, Barbecue-$30. .ion Bunk Beds: full bottom, V Sland-$15. 732-39B-174B twin top. $100. Baker's Rack: vory. $50. Kit. Sot: while, 4 ENTERTAINMENT UNIT / • 8Y2 x 11 or HV2 x 17 glossy chairs, $50. Call 732-792-0423 BAR - White formica, custom laSfesser&mlrroV.a; ade. Contemp. Asking stands, headboard Perfecl MOVING SALE-Bdrm. Sets,1- ,000. Call 733-9G7-9956 cond. Aftor 6pm, 732-942-6092 $400., 1 Wicker, $300. Unit, $300. & End Tables, FREE DIRECTV satellite for 4 • 8Y2 x 11 or 11 x 17 matted BEDROOM SET Walnut triple TV Unil, Sectional. 732-494-0627 ooms.FREE Tivo/DVr. Add dresser, double mirror, men's IDTV. 220 Channels Including hulcb, 2 nigh! tables, ttdbd for SECTIONAL SOFA; Glass :als. $29.99/mon)h. First 500 QN. or Klffe, $500. best offer cocktail & end tables, etlgere, Table; wooden, turns Into card $650. Dining room table with Playing top, with 4 chairs 3 chairs, window treatments & S200. best offer. All good cond oriental rug, $375. All excellent Designed - Printed - Delivered 732^727-3921 or 732-277-0088 condition. Call 732-951-5352 . 220 Channels Incl CHINA CABINET; $150 SOFA, LOVESEAT, CHAIR i, $29.99/month. First 500 Dinette set; $150. Bedr ' Floral Printtft TABLES, $500. s get FREE DVD Player. to your specific zip code set; cherry wood, $500. 00-360-9901, Promo#t4700. Rocking chair; Bellini, $7- Computer desk, $25 oeiler at www.GoHByFuzzy. Call 732-607-9197 am Become a "Master-Pulfsr" CONTENTS OF HOME idoors this winter. Used by GA-TOUR Professionals Contemporary Sofa & Love- J. $550. Call 732-740-5403 worldwide. Supplies limited seat, Antique Desk 8. Morel Holiday ^ - --1). 906-670-0473 Greater Media Newspapers iENERATOR- Honda, 2,500 CONVERTIBLE SOFA; /alls $500. Snowblower- Snap- 3 Sealer. Spring Flower er $500. Back Pack Blower, News Transcript Suburban pattern. $150. 732-241-6905 lod Max. S250, 732-52" HOT TUB/SPA Tri-Town News East Brunswick Sentinel TABLE - 42" Solid Oak 7 PERSON, 45 JETS, 10HP, Brick Township Bulletin North/South Brunswick Sentinel w/4 chairs. $75, nag. me. waterfall, full warranty, WALL UNIT-beige, lever used. Cost $8,000. Examiner, Hub, Independent Edison/Metuchen Sentinel 5 pc, Lighted. $250, neg. $3,995. Call 732-71B-3344 Call 732-6130538 Atlanticvill« Woodbridge Sentinel TEMPEH-'PEDIC lull bed NDUSTR1AL VICE w/mallress & remote control. 160 lbs., 20 inch opening, 1 yr. young. Daybed: twin. .sklng $60. Call 732-739-2664 Never used! Perfect lor girl's Connection" room. Prices neg. 732-740-7651

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TO PLACE A & A CLEANING '.'.•• & ALL HANDYMAN SERVICES DIANTONIO MASONRY JEEP WRANGLER,'95-4 wd, PIANO LESSONS JJornm. Great r.d,, . ,•; •vivn..- Balhiooms, Kitchens, Carpentry ^jncreta driveways, sid< red, only 80,000 mi. 4 cyl Al| a s, A y t dli A NOVENA : Baglnn rs wok.orin.-tl 25 yfc.ns i;. (• cmo/i,. r.r,' /(>.( .*•!;"> Odd Jobs * Fast Service walks liricJi porches & palios Lhimutl AnuU,,/<DODGE INTREPID. '97- Red, PIANO LESSONS- Beginners CALL me House cleaning at iis ALL JOBS-Big & Small manship, 732-9B5-5B09 LEXUS '99 - Pearl color. Very Reasonable Free BSllmelsa PLUMBING and HEATING .itostick. N(:'.VIM\|H'( lion Ril ice com!.. Like nov/. Lcwdeif, Ihru Advanced toy Piof'r, .i,;n,ii 1-800-660-4237 y best. Affordable rates, loaded. Exc cond. 126,000 Piano Teacher. 732-257-6730 we call Diane al 732-251-5393 Call Irving 732-792-7171 DON'S CUSTOM MASONRY WATER HEATERS ..II power. 100,000 miles. OR 732-358-5210 REPAIRS* REMODELING i. $3,000. neg. 732-727-0933 SM.OOO/Nog. 732-517-0550 ALL HOUSES & OFCICI1.'' dy Fireplaces/Patios/P avers. AMY ODD JOBS - Can do Free estimates. 732-251-4352 Owner Operated. Lie. #5568 FORD CROWN VICTORIA, STUDIO 63 NLKI- •• iviTii.m I !,•[:, i\ I ',t most anything. No Job Too *•> 732-251-5660 ** •92- 113.000 mi (-.K.-i! There is a Difference Small. Call John 732-251-0893 " ,ed inspection Best otter. HA [in S PRO CLEANING Concrete • Curbs • Driveways Call 732-828-1350 AVERY HANDYMAN Sidewalks • Pavers • Steps • JIM'S MUSIC H'.III- i iili. • ", in IT <-\|i Fl. [•, PLUMBING & HEATING FORD MUSTANG GT '97 11l 1'-L' t r.12 MO FWI1 Caulking, sheetrock repair, Belgium block • Brick mailboxes. F'roksslonal Instruction palming. Decro. trim work Call 732-254-8103 Insured. Free Quote Red convertible. Only 35,000 63 Milltowti Rd., E.Brur ALL ABOUT FUN! * Clowns POLI5H RELIABLE Womnn CALL 732-777-1110 Lie. #10952 732-251-6133 mi. A/c, atiio trans.. CO, ,'ikiiiii. 112 Autos/Trucks 732-257-8637 Characters •Magic* Face Art MASON will lix & repair steps. fl/h. p/w, p/s, p/l Miiny u|>- Will make your home look dBwalks & plastering- Very Wanted : " nes & Morel 732-723-0179 clean & spoiler Mid K Umi 3ENERALHANDYMAN • i,.,-(.••. ••-,(: uind SI0.255 asonabla. Call 732-988-0029 091 Roofing Call 73Z-866-6938 ALL Children's Chnr,icier;, Get 50% off on a relcn.nl, 732-679-3250 or B4B-203-3738 Jecking. Over 35 years exp. MASONRY-NEW WORK SAN I ft, : .in.I ,\it. I" Shut AM. j Siding FORD MUSTANG, '05 #1 AUTO PROGRAM -ti',' ef,frni.i(t s 732-360-1787 REPAIRS. Rots. Available ;v lii Skink, low miles. DJ Sinon'1 C.iil rA?-.vu-u in.' NO JOB TOO SMALL Call 732-2S4-0643 Good colors. A Must Sei ROBIN JAY NURSERY lnfoiJmar1tGiiterprl70.com 077 Drywall One call does It all. Any " " 648-207-74B2 DONATE CARS PORTUGUESE MASON ABOVE ALL ROOFING Ages 2 mo.-Syrs. Open year me i mprovement. 732-360-111 Shinnle a Flat Rool Specialists. Help Fight round. Are you having a problem AMAZING MAGIC Sheetrock Brick Paver Speclallsls • Steps FORDT-BIRD '03 Grav. h.ird with ERIC THE GREAT Fall Specials. Emergency Svce. •> + convertible top. IJ'h:il .'If U)l> mi •• • ,1:1 /.. <:.7 nv>:> m r.vr -WU-VWM ANYTIME, ANYWHERE Mini '::-' 1.501). 732-747-0247 end PLASTERING Call Dan • 732-238-2429 American Children's Society F/T Rate Program! THE ROOF DOCTOR FORD TAURUS '96 • Aulo., Mnnalapan, New Jersey [jtP|.tt:^lliollcChnril Experienced. Free estimates. 6 cyl., all power, ;i/c. Good Cnll 732-257-2132 085 Odd Jobs Will Repair Yoiu Rool Same Day Free Tow •FunScience • Cralts, DJ, etc 080b Home Mobile homes/ Rubber roots/ fiiMJUiwi <:ii. A.ikinlj Call MHrtr, 732-390-B382 f-4 PLASTERING it * |i Cleanups Porcli roots/ Shingle roofs. S 1,700. Cal!917-842-9529 TAX DEDUCTIBLE O63b Tutoring inro@niar!(enfer|)rize.coni TAPING & SPACKLING Improvements! Ailic fans/ Storm damage . HONDA ACCORD '94 • 5 IRS Forms at Pickup DISC JAKEY No job loo small.732-435-0546 Gntler Cleaning /Screening ipfj., 100,000 mi. 16" race QJALITY FROM 5300. 1-800-303-3873 ims. 12" subs, 7.3 fendors. 732-972-3099 ADDITIONS • BASEMENTS AAAAA Evans Maintenance in .i I; ll.il.i I'uijdctton lamps. i:-i\:- i liililiciiM.li.uilies.com ALGEBRA I & II & SAT'S * Call 732-238-4306 * BATHS-KITCHENS Free esl. ACTION CLEAN UPS Looks 8 din:, (jil . W.'ll in.mil AAA AUTOS WANTED J & n ROOFING & SIDING Junk & Running Cars/Trucks, Geometry B Basic Skills. ANI Con5truction 732-521-2444 Homes, Garages, Eslole id. 83,450. 732-1571 3146 Experrant eil I i..u \\c.i f, iulur Closings, Trees. Fastest Svce. UNBEATABLE RATES Campers, Bffces, Boats. D J J-JS JAY C S G GENERAL REPAIR & Best Price. Mike, 732-406-7&17 Exp. & Ins. 732-672-8965 HONDA ACCORD, LX '98 TOP CASH SPAIDS Cnll732-513-922S REMODELING- Reas. prices, V6- Champayne, 121,000 mi. (Jay Arthur Entertainment) 1-800-464-8030 CHEMISTRY/BIOLOGY quality work. Fin. Basemenls, M.G, CONSTRUCTION, INC. A/C, All power, excellent cond. Professional • Quality Music AP BIOLOGY. SAT MATH Rilchens Balhs, Drywall & SIDING/HOOFING $6,800. Cnll 908-410-3270 AAA RATED DONATIONS. Over35years experience. ). Free esl. 732-951-1854 ABSOLUTE CLEANUP Over 14 years Exp. For iree HOHAI I- YOUH (.AH Boat or Mi ••• him>s. Ca» 732-238-0052 1 CALL REMOVES IT ALLI ssfimales call Mike-609-n»ih.(|i (I Children res estimates. 732-765-1200 Rets. Reas. roles. 732-331-8730 732-446-1151 The Best lor Less, 0$ DOWN 732-605-9445 732-583-0412 • 000-794-rool 1-800-939-4543 www.clubztuiorimj.com Finished basements, carpentry, ABE'S CLEAN UPS Vniy clean. Must so Sfi..!!> MATH TUTOR - Certifies Yards. Cellars, Garages, etc. K-12. Reaion.it>!,> Itale: Iliv or,! SiJiiimslii^ DIM iheelrack, repairs, renovations. 094B Telephone 732-690-2606 or 732-952-BG02 AAA'CASH PAID PARTY MUSIC-* KEYBOARD 733-254-8094 or 732-995-047S :ree Estimates. 732-23B-8387 Eslate Clean-Outs Call 732-390-0873 VOCALIST .Cocktail. Dance We remove it nil!! Installation INFINITI G20T'00; 58,000 All makes & models. Fast & L miles, premium pkg., sunroo' iriendly sen/Ice. 732-477-022B Main-College macher, all levels V.'i • ki.ii.J .• »iiNiv>-i. ;(iry •Birthday R MR ELECTRIC LLC. We're the c SAT; 8 books puti- VVii,i\ vjlui Sing abngs • Judy 732-431-1286 Ili'Mtlentml Service S Repair 32-257-7197 or1-£ spoiler, addl. sub/amp, Hos< AUTOS-DON'T TRADE IN!! American Tchrs 732-238-3042 Lie. #14966 • 732-416-1072 CD, $11.500. 732-566-9485 CHARITY DONATIONS: CENTRAL CLEAN UPS LINCOLN MAHK VIII- '95 lilack Chilling''-, Ciincor Big Broth- READING & MATH- Basic RYAN ELECTRIC CO. Ml types ol debris removed ers/Sisters, Boy/Glil Scouts, 35yrs. exp.w/NYNEX on black beauly. Exc. cond. Skills. Exp K-H teacher. Your Lie. #7134. Call 732-610-2504 " - 3stimales. 732-438-8BB' UH; SI>(,A YMCA ;uir| home or mine. 732-254-8567 Cat! Ed 732-536-2477 Ungradsjd wheels. 107.01)0 mi CLEAN UPS / DEMOLITION ./best ottet. .732-363-9053 Or we'll buy any 080c Kitchen LEAF REMOVAL / HAULING n/year/make-free Specialist, Special Erj SpeciaF LINCOLN TOWNCAR '92 kuii la:.:1 service DALVA'S CLEANING SVCE. | Cabinets ates.Fffiwesf 732-448-9834 095G Waterproofing •f dr., Lealher. All oplions. I-I. nvjli-.h .-ill levels. Math. 079b Fencing C ll 1-888-395-3955 ias and Offices. Reliable Exc, Cond. 133,000 ml. Cniloiie Essays 732-257-2777 TOM'S CLEAN-UPS Junk WE BUY CARS & TRUCKS sportsibia. 732-613-0647 •emoval. allies, garages, base- $2.700. Call 732-991-2122. SAT 'ERBAL" , MATH & Ruiininrj or not. Free removal. A. FAHRENHEIT, INC. A. MERCEDES BENZ 190E,'91 WRITING - Provon results MID JERSEY FENCING 732-549-2491 or 732-718-5988 Installation & Servke ;oncre'te. Remove anything! MR. FIX-IT 6 cyl., 2.6 liter, navy blue, cd IHINiil ION U grad.Tenchei Wood'PVC-Clialn Llnk'Alurr 1 Free Estimates. 732-72/-8S2G es Free t, insur =asl service. ,V 732-721-32SS asemont Waterproofing I 'i I /' 'I .i'r IIOV.'IM I'Vr-P vtlllllil tvitft 30 years exp. 735-233-54 31 " fnffed/fiepaired/Removei CalU -800-953-1091 TRASH & JUNK REMOVAL 1-800-765-2793 --clean.runs great. S<1,000. 116 Motorcycles e Estimates • Fully InSurei n Esl. Deal w/owner Save 070a Appliance Call 732-787-6000 Anything you want taken to Call 732-545-0200 Mopeds 081 Lawn Care dumps. Free Esllmntes. NatlonDry.com MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS 064 Lost & Found I Repair Call 732-721-8246 Mold Remediation '96- VI), PnrfQct tlotiy IHI,MI(II 079c Floor '. Landscaping Bnsemenl Waterproofing I IIIJIIK! ?, I I.ill'. I 1 1 (100 Mil Free Estimates & Inspections $2,100, neg. 732-871-0491 Finishing 086 Painting I -HtlH •!/•! •!(>•! li hvi, i ( .li I. CAT LOST - Long haired MERCURY Grand Marquis '04 .. nlles. Mln. T D.A.S. T W.J.D.E.P. Pesl Control Pro- Wallpapering While w/grey leather. Only while ftiniiili-, •.p.iyed, loal near APPLIANCE SERVrCE 1,500. Coil 732-49^1-3130 39 Avenue F, Monroe Twp. 3,000 Ofig. mi. MINTI P/w, CD. Healing • Al/ Condiidoninrj * AT02 FLOORS <• '""• Musi sell. 917-674-8469 REWARD! Family tisartbrciken- Inalall -Restoration -Sanding .andscapers who apply pesli- HONDA VTX 1800'02 • All Major Appliances • :ldes in the State of New Pl&aae call 732-656-1032 Same Day Service. (Most Custom Sfafn -Repairs Low A-1 CUSTOM PAINTING MITSUBISHI GALANT ES 'Dl DOG LOST; Husky, responds cases) Call 732-360-9149 ales. Free esl. 90S-599-'3429 Interior /Exterior • Skim Coal Asilo., A cyl., 77,000 mi., pearl Ised to check lor a valid li- Removal & Hanging Wallpaper white v.'/tnn Int.. CD, p/s, p/b. to "Angel", claypil by Main B 4 T HARDWOOD FLOORS Slreel Townliomes, Sayioville Sheet Rock Repair • Custom REPLACEMENT WINDOWS 56,000. best oiler 732-679-7247 Insiallations • Sanding il Landscapers. Finish • Affordable Rates • Free S S R Home Improvements on 10/29/01. Male, black & Repai •.•••hJl-e will white feel a while A & C LANDSCAPING Esl. / Ins. / Over 20 yrs.exp. Call 732-679-2291 tac-e, tan cheeks, bmv.-ii <•-,•<•-,. 732-322-4097 • 609-914-0517 appron. 90 lbs., while stripe on and TREE SERVICE head, S 1,000. REWARD cashl "Complele Care ol your Properly" ABC PAINTING Call 732-277-8519 Lawn Maintenance • Sodding OLDSMOBILE ACH1EVA SL, Trimming • Cleanups Interior/Exterior - Wallpaper 117 Trucks '97 Sedan. V6. 4 dr.. ,ill (,UVJC;I. FOUND CAT Tree Removal & Stump Grinding removal. Powerwaslilng. Good cond. 102,000 ml.. Good Vans Norlh Brunswick area, tl/6/05. TRADITIONAL FLOOFIING " " Estimates • Fully Insured Quality work. 20 Years Exp. nilage S1 750 732-254-5325 Grey color. Very fiiantfly. Hardwood Floors fi&-SaPLYMOUTH ACCLAIM '92 Call 732-39S-943& Serving Area Since 1972 .. ENT PAINTING-All JOBS erunner and Trailer. 71 Operatad. Free Est. / Insured. A BRANCH INSPECTION Excellent Indaor & Outdoor cc/83HP, 2 Stroke, 2 Cylinder 72,000 ml., new bait./tires/ CHEVROLET 1500 Silverado FOUND: KITTEN Call Pat 732-341-8053 7d2-78O-67B0,ca1l SO8-770-7999 exhaust, aulo., n/s, p/b, PICK-UP '97 - 4x4. extended Fall Cleanups • Landscaping/ - ' iling. Residential & Engine. Comes w/cover Low Green Valley, Sayieville. ""-ir Gara $1,000. bestQ«er73a-Vf')-i IB/ cab 3 dr., auto trans., a/c, p/s, PIOBSB Call 732-613-1317 Renovation •Tree/Slump merclal. Free estimates. pi, p'v./l l-xcccnd. $8,995. 071 Building lemoval" Hhiuh/i itv I mm Fully Insured. 732-792-7171 PONTIAC DELUXE '88 732-683-0308 or 917-837-7692 • Seed • Stone • Soil • Mulch Remodeling BILL'S EXPERT PAINTING CHEVROLET ASTRO • Dnueiv.iy SL'.II. iMln.rl irov;mnl \!lr,illM,>li"i!.-rh, ,m.Ml.-.y I .,[! • c L CONVERSION VAN, '98- 065 Pets & Animals '"- est.* Ins. 732492-5932 1ui.il iy Hpeciats! 732-838-6521 BOAT- Coleman Crawdad PONTIAC GRAND AM GT Vcr/Tv. Runs good. $2,500. INTERIOR WALLPAPERING 11 loot Johnboal. $i50.Fiim •01-V6 Coupe, 99,850 miles, CallKalhy, 732-833-1001 WALTER S. Construction ARBORCARE Call 732-939-5156 oon rool cd/cassette Great Roofing • Siding • Windows & PAINTING. 25yrs. exp. Exc. CHEVROLET VENTURE, '97 079d Garage Doors TREE EXPERTS its. Call Tom, 732-251-3962 >nd. $7,000. 732-262-7533 Additions • Remodeling Removal • Pruning • Stumps 70,000 mi., now brakes & tires, SUBARU OUTBACK '98 Carpentry. 732-651-91T01 Free Estimates • Fully Insured *KELLYDECORATING LLC* nil /,••! iiroal cond. As Is, needs Call 732-721-8671 Exc. Cond. AWD. 5 speed. 1,500. 732-767-6096 Interior Painting 123,000 ml. Healed front Decorative & Faux Finishes vilh Lilyujorasihin CURIALLE TREE SERVICE .eats. $5,900. 732-991-2122. DODGE CARAVAN, '97 072 Carpentry ALL PHASE • Wall 5 door. 63,000 miles. Call 732-247-4834 GARAGE DOORS & LANDSCAPING • Color C TOYOTA CELtCA GTS Good running cond. $2,000. YELLOW LAB PUPS- 6 weeks • INSTALL • REPAIRS Fully Ins. Call 732-785-1770 20yrs.exp Call Vic $500! POLICE IMPOUNDS! SPORT '00, While, nuto., blk. 732-407-5903 REASONABLE • FREE EST. ++ K.B.F. LANDSCAPE ++ 732-679-2142 Honda, Chevy & more! leather interior, fully loaded, 1 si shots and wormed. ACA Visfi & MC Accepted Complete landscape design & Cars Irom $500. For listings 60,000 mi., garage kept. BATHROOMS, Kitchens. PAINTING S60. per ROOM* 800-426-96GB ext. 2730 112.500. Call 732-40^-3755 Pedigree papers. R&acJv 1o no Additions, Siding. S & R HOJIIC Call 732-B15-2301 nslallation. Paver patios, walk- Minimum 3 Rooms - Your now. CalrTom,a08-313-164B 1 ways/driveways, waterfalls/ —rovements. 732-679-2291 paint. 20 years experience. ACCURA INTEGRA '95 TOYOTA COROLLA '92 !700. Call 732-287- 5 speed, 125,000 mites. Runs U S n e ANY TIME, ANY DAY Balge, 14-1.000 mi., a/c, p/b, ^jtUtitLj Call 7 32?227 -15i 8 732-213-8744 1, many extras $2,500. or p/s, cass., 4 Fiorelli tires (like FORDF150 PICK-UP 2000 074 Carpet install III 080 Gutters offer. Call 732-26-1-8935 new), passed Inspection, 6 cyl., 5 sod., bedllner. 90,000 'AINTING & PAPERHANGING have 1 year to go, $1,250. ~: Great cond. $6,900. or Repair/Sale MT nl./Exl. Free Est. Honest Ca(l after 5pm, 732-866-1830 lotler. Call 732-422-1303 MAZDA TRIBUTE aln1ing, Illinrj, sheel rock, odd ;, Pool areas, & Repairs. BACSOKA CHRYSLER 5lh AVENUE '67 Sure Step Inc. 732-521-3309 obs carpentry. Reasonable, hon- GEORGIE BOY RV,'95 i protection, 8 yrs. PLUMBING & HEATING Charcoal Gray, 4 dr., leather LX 2003 32 Ft., 24.000 ml., tow pack- FAX YOUR AD 24/7 ', ifili.itals. Mark 732-690-1866 exp. Free est. Call 732-605-9473 Complete Kilchen a Satii Interior. Good Condition. . WD, luggage rack, air, cruise, new tires, Onan, extras. Remodeling. Water Heaters. $900. neg. Call 732-733-4105 6cd/tape cass./am/lm stereo. 732-833-8187 ADOPTION - Love, Jiuos. de- 732-780-4678 -JACK OF ALL TRADES CUSTOM MASONRY Only 30,000 orlg. miles. 20 volion, world travel, bait "No Job Too Big or Too Small"' Experience Equals Quality Work Sewer & Drain Cleaning CHRYSLER CONCORDE, '94 RV - Sprlngdole Keystone Reasonable Rales. Free Est. ipg city. Excelfenl condiifoj?. games, beaches, and financial =or all Your Home Repairs and Brick Work a Specialty r Red, 4 dr. SBdan, aulo, fwd,v6, Lie. # 562Q. WE DO IT ALLI sking $15,500. Cnll Carol "105 - 39' w/2 slide-outs, full security awails your baby. Ex- THE CLASSIFIED rnpfovemenls Insured & Free NO JOB TOO SMALL oaded. Good cond. 155,000 ml. penses paid 1-800-353-3420 GETS RESULTS! Esl. Call Jack 732-727-1696 CALL ERIC 732-254-6021 CALL 732-727-0014 SI .SOO./besI offer 732-61B-4317 732-833-6544 UV.1 i ...-I.M-VJ.\, Pi".':;":'. ±K*. 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