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MIGUEL JUAREZ slaff Kids cool down the new First Aid & Rescue Squad truck after the mayor's dedication at the squad's 50th anniversary celebration at Squibb Park In North Brunswick on Saturday.
Geeks on Call Liquor license S- Brunswick taps New business solves customers' computer jams Page 10 dispute continues new police chief Patel, who has operated the vision of the police department. Krauszer's owner Krauszer's since 1991 and man- Lieutenant will Input was also taken from offi- Quote of the week: appeals limit on ages 13 other convenience be sworn in to new cers who completed question- stores, is requesting that the naires on qualities of leader- "When you begin to mix the sale minors in store . requirement regarding the loca- position on Sept. 1 ship, according to Watkina. of alcoholic beverages and bubble tion of beer in the store be According to Watkins, gum, when you have a person in BY JENNIFER AMATO BY MELISSA CJFELLI StatY Writer amended. Hayduck'a best represented the line buying a bottle of whiskey and Staff Writer candidate to continue the excel- the next person in line is buying a "If I have a license for the candy bar... it Is an inappropriate he owner of a North whole store, I have a license for t. Raymond Hayducka lence in police department and mixture and an inappropriate Brunswick Krauszer's the whole store. ... Right now has been named the next maximize assets. message." T filed an appeal two weeks the beer is in a walk-in box. ... I L chief of the South Watkins said the depart- ago to modify one of the restric- want warm beer to fbe able to] Brunswick Police Department. ment is facing several issues —Francis "Mac" Woinack tions imposed on the liquor be put on the floor. In any liquor The decision and announce- such as traffic control and North Brunswick mayor license at the Livingston store you are allowed to make ment came last week from patrols, all with a limited cover story Avenue store. displays to make the sales," Township Manager Matthew amount of money. Hayducka The approval to sell'liquor at Patel said. Watkins. was the candidate that could do the convenience store was He said that the wine and "The mayor and council have more with less, according to Index awarded to Kalpesh Patel of hard alcohol are on shelves out made it dear their desire to Watkins, Classified/Employment .34 Somerset County Convenience of reach, and beer wouldn't be a ensure the police department Hayducka, 38, a 16-year vet- eran of the South Brunswick Crossword .22 Inc. (SSC Inc.) in January by problem because "they are all remains the highest for respon- Judge Joseph Martone in a law- packaged in packages." siveness, integrity and profes- Police Department, thanked Entertainment 20 suit against the township of However, at the same time sionalism that has been shown both Watkins and the Township Opinion .v...... 12 North Brunswick. However, the Patel entered his appeal, the in the past," Watkins said at an Council for their vote of confi- Police Beat 16 imposed conditions stated that township appealed the overall Aug, 10 press conference. dence. Real Estate 30 only two minors could be pres- decision to have liquor sold "I agree with this desire and According to Hayducka, the ent in the store at one time, the Sports .29 there at all. have selected from within our department had been in a liquor would have to be in the "I have spoken with our own ranks an officer who, I "holding pattern" during chief back of the store and covered township attorney, and we will believe, can respond to this selections, one that he charac- during hours it could not be pursue every available legal call," Watkins said. terised as a challenging time, sold, and beer would have to be recourse the town has to contin- Watkins said he made his but not one that has caused any segregated, according to Mayor ue our fight to restrict the sale decision from a pool of five can- divisions in the force. Francis "Mac" Womack. (Continued on page 14) didates who submitted their (Continued on page L5) AXA/PORE NO ONE DOES ARTS, CRAFTS & FLORALS BETTER!
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WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD! Just bring any current competitor's We honor all competitors coupons beat their advertised price by 10%. % off sales are reslricletl from offer SENTINEL, August 18, 2005 3 Common life paths to lead down the aisle ble. I'd say, 'Let's go to the ocean,' and heJd say, 'We experience as a tutor in college and a volunteer at her North Brunswick teachers only have an hour.' I would say, 'It's OK, we can go,"' sister's school for exceptional students with learning began lifelong romance .she said. "We balance each other out." disabilities. "Her mother always said she was going to be a in township school system Couple returns to North Brunswick schools teacher," Sirna commented. Walsh became a long-term language arts substi- BY JENNIFER AMATO At the end of his college career, Sirna graduated tute at Linwood and subbed at Judd Elementary SlnfTWritor with a bachelor of arts in communication/public rela- School. She is hoping to receive a contract to teach full tions and a certificate in computer technology. He time. NORTH BRUNSWICK - Call it love at first sine. instead decided to join his mom, Lois, who works at "Eventually I'd like to move toward special educa- Kelly Walsh, 24, and Jason Sirna, 25, are practi- Linwood, and pursue a career in teaching. tion, possibly bo a caseworker. I've always loved spe- cally mirror images of each other. They have both "I used to substitute at the end of senior year to cial education/' she said. lived in North Brunswick all of their lives, their fami- make some money," he said. "I loved teaching." lies live in the township, they attended Linwood He spoke with then-principal Vincent DeLucia and Proposal in familiar setting Middle School, North Brunswick Township High discussed an alternate route program for graduates School and Monmouth University together and are While the two were beginning to start their pursuing careers in education. careers and pursue professional endeavors, Sirna "We're like twins, but not," Walsh said. surprised Walsh with a blast from the past on The couple, now engaged to be married, began March 6 of this year. their love affair in Walsh's junior-year math class. "I proposed in Wilson Hall," he said. "I knew I "I was bad at math. I was a senior in a junior wanted to propose in Wilson Hall because we math class," Sirna said. spent all of our college years there. They won't "We both went to Linwood, but we didn't know allow the mansion to be used for a wedding, so I each other," Walsh said. "He had seen me before in figured this was the next best thing." high school. My junior year we were in the same After several months of coordinating with math class.... As soon as I saw Jason, I fell in love Monmouth University officials, Sirna was able to with him." send Walsh and himself an invitation to a wine Sirna, after five months of being in class togeth- and cheese alumni reception to be held at the er, eventually moved his chair from across the mansion. room to sit next to Walsh in class. Walsh then took "It was good because we had gone to things like the first step to ask Sirna out on a date. that," Walsh said. "One day in the hallway I said I was going to a However, Walsh was a little skeptical when she semi-formal. He got mad and said, 'Who are you received the invitation. She called the school to going with?1 I said, 'I'm going with you.' He was inquire about the gala and was originally told shocked. I was kind of waiting for him to ask me nothing was scheduled. Eventually the reception- out," she said. ist recognized her name and played along, telling Sirna scrambled to find money to buy tickets to her that there was in fact a gathering to be held on the semi-formal and brought flowers to Walsh's that date. house after school. "I called the school because I had an inkling. I "It was just seamless from there," Sirna said. wanted more information about the event. Jason Their first official date was on Friday the 13th. knows I'm very crafty. He must be very clever. "Being that his name is Jasonj my family said (But| that day going down I had no idea," Walsh to me, 'You're going to see a scary Jason movie on said. Friday the 13th?'" Walsh said with a laugh. Sirna went down to the hall earlier that day Opting for a calmer flick, they went to see "The and laid flowers around the entire mansion. Wedding Singer." "When we got down there I was walking and my shoe fell off. There was nobody there, so I said Dorm days they must be downstairs. Then I saw the flowers," Walsh said. The couple continued to date as Sirna, who is a Sirna got down on one knee and proposed in year older, graduated high school and attended traditional fashion. Monmouth University, West Long Branch. "I said, 'I want to see the ring/ I said, 'Oh my "I came home every weekend and picked her up God!, yes,' but I really wanted to wear the ring," from school," he said. Walsh said. When Walsh began looking at colleges, she had her heart set on Rider University. Coincidentally, Walsh had a dream the night "I hadn't been to Monmouth, I never really vis- Love at Linwood: Little did their middle school classmates know I a before that Sirna had proposed to her outside of ited him at Monmouth. He always came to North Kelty Walsh and Jason SIfna wouW Set mailed one day. Wilson HaLl. Brunswick," she said. "Monmouth is another pri- "I never envisioned having the knight in shining armor, I never planned on having the wedding vate school. It is beautiful, it's wonderful. I applied without a degree in education. He became a substitute there also and got accepted." ... just when I met Jason I was like, 'Wow, there is teacher at Parsons Elementary, which he had previ- such, a thing as love at first sight,' " Walsh said. The lovebirds dormed all four years on campus, ously attended, and got a contract to teach at eventually living in the same building, and remained Linwood. He has been teaching for four years, origi- "Kelly is my dream girl. When I saw her, I finally inseparable. nally as a communication teacher and now as a sev- had a face to the girl of my dreams," Sirna added. "We were best friends, Jason and I. We had dinner enth-grade language arts teacher. The couple, who has dated exclusively since their together, we studied together, we had the same "As a sub it was so flawless. I connected with the first date seven years ago, credits the strength of their friends," Walsh said. . kids right away. The great thing is I live in North relationship to their personalities. They both claim "We'd wake up and go to the cafe and have break- Brunswick, so I see my kids all the time, I see them they have never had a serious argument and only dis- fast and then go to class and have lunch," Sirna when I go out," he said. agree about "silly stuff." added. Sirna eventually got his master's degree in teach- "I think we both like different things. We both have "I think it was never a problem because we had ing and is pursuing a second master's in education different things we're interested in. A lot of people say separate goals and different things we did individual- administration and supervision. He ultimately hopes we're opposites. You can have different personalities ly," Walsh continued. to become an assistant principal. but as long as you have the same values and goals [it One of the common interests the future Sirnas "When I first met Jason I always pictured him as a works]," Walsh said. shaved was a love of Woodrow Wilson Hall, the huge physical education teacher," Walsh said. Sirna and Walsh plan to -wed on July 30, 2006, at mansion on campus which was once the summer home In the meantime, Walsh pursued a business major Our Lady of Peace Church in North Brunswick with of former President Wilson. and information technology minor and became an the reception at the Shadowbrook Inn in Shrewsbury, "In between classes we'd always go there. Kelly account manager for Coca-Cola Enterprises' in North They plan to start a family in addition to their toy would go play the piano there and we would study Brunswick. Yorkie Cedar Avenue, named after where they lived there. We would find a couch and we'd sleep there," "I really enjoyed it, but it wasn't my calling," she during college. Sirna said, said. "Jason's perfect. Jason is Mr, Wonderful. He real- Walsh ajso pressured Sirna to skip class and go to Instead, she went to work with her mother, Kathy, ly is perfect," Walsh said. the beach, which was about a mile away from campus. in Monroe at the Academy Learning Center as a spe- "I was going to say that," Sirna joked. "Kelly isA "Jason was good because he was always responsi- cial education aide and substitute teacher. She had wonderful. She is beautiful inside and out."
. . .„-,/»'.,'-»-•. 4"-SENTINEL, August 18, 2005 Transit head: All three rail lines still on board support for a Lakehurst to Monmouth tlie proposed Lakehurst to Monmouth estimates and how many people would Assemblymen sought Junction passenger rail line and called on Junction route, and charged that NJT had ride the respective rail lines. He said they Warrington to halt studies on the buckled to political pressure in choosing have talked about how much it would cost to remove Matawan Lakehurst to Red Bank and Lakehurst to which routes would be considered, dis- to build the rail lines and how much it and Red Bank options Matawan lines. missing the results of its own objective would cost to maintain them. In a letter to the assemblymen, study. But there is much more than just look- BY DAV3-; BENJAMIN Warrington stated that although NJT will The assemblymen cited several news- ing at those numbers, Panter said. Btafr Writer not remove the two lines from considera- paper accounts to make their case for "When you understand more of the tion, the agency will try to schedule public what they called "political pressure." story, it will give you an understanding of he head of New Jersey Transit has forums to address the MOM line issue this Their press release said that on June why the numbers look the way they do," said the agency will not take the fell, 21, 2000, the Sentinel, which is published the assemblyman said. "[Because,] there's T possibility of passenger train lines Tb that Panter said, "While we are by Greater Media Newspapers, reported a question as to whether they really are fiora Ocean County to Matawan or Red pleased that Mr. Warrington is hoping to that the bill to advance the Monmouth objective." Bank off the table. work closely with the public during this Junction line had passed the Senate Panter reviewed information dating State assemblymen Michael J. Panter process, we are of course disappointed that Transportation Committee over Sen. Peter back to NJTs 1996 Major Investment and Robert L. Morgan (both D-Monmouth our request was so quickly refused. In the Inverso's (R-Mercer and Middlesex) objec- Study, which led to the elimination of the and Mercer} announced last week that face of obvious political influence in the tions. Inverso was quoted in the Sentinel Matawan rail line from consideration. their formal request to NJT Executive case of the Matawan line, and an idea that as saying, "I urge NJT officials to revisit He said, "They found in 1996- that Director George Warrington that the pro- would have almost no benefit in the case of previous transportation ideas for the area Monmouth Junction was the best route. posed Lakehurst to Matawan and the Red Bank line, NJT will still spend and explore alternatives to this plan." Monmouth Junction would have the great- Lakehurst to Red Bank passenger rail millions of dollars studying those alterna- On Oct. 18, 2001, according to Panter est number of new riders and two of the Lines be removed from farther considera- tives. I think the taxpayers' money would and Morgan, Inverso issued a pi'ess three towns which would experience the tion for the Monmouth-Ocean-Middlesex be much better spent looking at the best release stating that the Matawan route greatest population growth were along the passenger rail line project has been ways to reactivate the most advantageous had been added back into NJTs study of Monmouth Junction route, South denied. route, which is clearly Monmouth rail alternatives, following his request of Brunswick and Monroe. The third would Warrington's response came about a Junction." "NJT officials to expand the scope of the be Jackson." week after the two assemblymen held a In an Aug. 2 letter to Warrington, the EIS (Environmental Impact Statement) Panter said the Matawan route was public forum in Manalapan to restate their assemblymen reiterated their support for during Senate Budget and Appropriations ruled out duo to the lack of support by Committee hearings on the agency's pro- Monmouth County and by the municipali- posed budget." Inverso stated that he was ties along its path. There was a high num- "pleased that NJT has relaxed its posi- ber of homes along the route and envi- Bright, Creative and Learning Different tion," and that "including the Freehold- ronmentally sensitive areas. The Red Matawan route in the EIS is a step in the Bank line would not do anything to allevi- The Lewis School right direction." ate traffic in western Monmouth County. -Since 1973- The following week, the Oct. 24, 2001 Rail service is already there, he said. Independent, which is also published by Yet, he said, in 2005, Matawan is back At the Forefront of Education Greater Media Newspapers, reported that in consideration for passenger rail service the Matawan route had been added to through Ocean County and western thai Empowers Learning Different NJTs consideration of rail alternatives Monmouth County — specifically Students to Thrive and Succeed with the following commentary: "Based on Lakehurst, Lakewood, Howell, current data, NJT doesn't think the Farmingdale, Freehold Township, For Fall Enrollment, Matawan route is really viable, NJT Freehold Borough and Marlboro, before spokesman Ken Miller said Friday, The reaching the Aberdeen-Matawan station. The Lewis School is an Internation- After School Education and agency decided to go ahead and add it, Panter charged that Inverso used his ally Recognized Educational Resource however, to reassure people, mainly in power as a member of the Senate Budget Educational Evaluations Middlesex County, who wanted it included Committee — which controls NJTs budg- where three- generations of bright in the Draft Environmental Impact Study learning different students have pre- Co-educntional, K-Colkge Preparatory Levels et—to get the Matawan route back on the pared successfully to achieve their (DEIS). Miller went on to state that 'we at table after NJT had determined it should Scholastic ami personal best. Orton- NJT still have grave doubts about the via- be out of consideration, He noted there Contact the Admissions Office bility of the route. That's why we eliminat- was a different NJT administration in • CHHingham, Wilson Reading and re- . ed it in the 1996 study effort the last time search-based, nuiltisenficiry speodi- 1 place at that time. language instruction is offered curricu- 609-924-8120 around," Inverso represents Middlesex County, lum-wide to students until learning During the Aug. 2 public forum in which has been and remains opposed to issues related to dyslexia, auditory 53 Bayard Lane Manalapan, Panter said, "The next few the Monmouth Junction rail line. processing and attention deficit. Lewis months will be very critical in terms of Reading from an NJT internal docu- is a nurturing, traditional day school Princeton, NJ 08540 how NJT decides to proceed, if at all, with ment, Panter said, "The Matawan align- where self-esteem and great promise putting new mass transit and new rail- ment was screened out from further con- are salvaged, and individual intelligen- www.lewisschool.org roads through many of our communities." sideration due to the lack of support from ces are valued and prospered. Panter said every time NJT has come Monmouth County and the municipalities into a community and presented studies, along its path, the number of adjacent its representatives talked about ridership homes and the number of environmental- ly sensitive areas ... re-establishment of a Lloyd Flanders • Carter Grandle • Bench Craft • Tommy Bahama connection of a North Jersey Coast Line in Matawan would cause a significant dis- ruption of that busy train station and result in lost parking." The document went on, "Sen. Inverso of SUMMER CLEARANCE • FINAL MARKDOWNS Middlesex County requested that this on all of our wonderful casual indoor/outdoor furniture and home acccessories alignment be included in the DEIS for the MOM rail project. Former (NJT) Executive Director (Jeffrey) Warsh agreed • All Patio Furniture • indoor Casual Furniture to include the Freehold Branch alignment to assure the public that the DEIS would be objective. NJT staff continues to have • Outdoor Wicker • Hutches - Armoires doubts about the viability of this route for train service; which is why it was elimi- nated from further consideration in the • Cast Aluminum • Accessories previous Major Investment Study." Panter said, "We didn't know why Matawan was placed back on, and now we • Sling Furniture • Electric Fireplaces think we do. They dismissed their own objective and a veiy expensive study." Asked to comment on Panter's charges that Inverso exerted political pressure to • Umbrellas • Sleepers/Sofas get the Matawan line back on the board, Inverso's Chief of Staff Dominic DeGregory said, "Sen. Inverso has previ- ously stated that it was his intention to ensure that an objective study took place by including the Matawan alternative for consideration. The senator has also com- • mented that the assertion that he some- HWY. 35 SOUTH, POINT PLEASANT BEACH, NJ 732-892-2020 how influenced NJT is specious." SENTINEL, August 18, 2005. 5 MS
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The site NORTH BRUNSWICK - The town- frontage to the property. filing two waivers for less- is secluded enough so it won't inter- ship Zoning Board of Adjustment In regard to noii ened restrictions on fere," Stahl said. approved an application on Tuesday to Benanti-Fishev said lighting, since the The company is relocating from New allow a use variance for D.F. Benanti there were no com- business is not open Brunswick because of condemnation of Inc. to store bulk materials and conduct plaints registered after daylight, and the property by the town due to rede- outside processing of concrete delivery against the company at relief from paving velopment. The services will not, be materials at Quarry Lane. its previous facility in W the parking lot due to expanded or enlarged at the new loca- Currently, the 1-1 industrial zoning New Brunswick. Sht the nature of the oper- tion in North Brunswick. Although the permits the use within an enclosed said that dust and particle ations, according to structure of the proposed plan is suffi- building; a proposed silo for the proper- pollution is not an issue be- Stahl. cient to meet the current needs of the ty is only three-sided so that, material cause the transfer shoot goes Ixt™"^' I "We think this proper-- company, any adjustments to quantity can be loaded and unloaded from the directly into a bin. There will [iNUK1H 'K' ty is particularly suited or dimensions of the structures must be fourth side. also be a buffer installed near the resi- for this type of use. It is a dead-end brought forward to the Zoning Board "Because of that, we don't meet the dence remaining on the property. street so there is light traffic. There are before doing so, according to Stahl. conditions and we are here for a use variance," attorney James Stahl said. The dry plant is proposed to house a 7,200-square-foot metal building with two 25-square-foot bins outside housing coarse aggregate gravel and coarse aggregate sand. Marie Benanti-Fishei", the operating office manager, testified that dry cement would be pumped up through a hose into the silo. The cement, sandstone and water would be NEVER PAY housed in different compartments in one of the three concrete mixer trucks upon transfer, but would not be mixed FOR AN INCOMING CALL together until arriving at the designat- ed construction site. The trucks would be flushed with water and cleaned at the construction site so that there is no runoff at the plant on Quarry Lane. i'i "This is not your traditional [typical I concrete truck. This operation allows small batches of concrete to be deliv- ered to sites. One, two, three yards of concrete is the type of business they do. They can [also] do multiple stops with their vehicle," licensed engineer and professional planner Alfred Coco said. Benanti-Fisher said that business AG AIN. hours would be Monday-Friday from 7 ANYBODY. ANYTIME. a.m. until 5 p.m.. with the occasional Saturday "if work permits." An average day would consist of two trucks making four trips per day at the scheduled FASBFREE. ONLY FROM NEXTEL times of 8 a.m., 10 a.m., 1 p.m. and 3 Fast Free p.m. Cement deliveries would be one day per week by tractor-trailer, and a Unlimited local walkie-talkie All incoming calls are free dump truck would travel off-site to Connections In under a second bring in materials three to five times Landllne or wireless per week. The plant would remain dor- Plus: Cellular long distance Included mant in cold and icy weather. Unlimited nights and weekends "This is a small type of concrete 300 anytime cellular minutes (M) operation, not a large batch plant. They No roaming charges provide service to homeowners and small businessmen, even the munici- pality," Stahl said. 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I I • • m • SENTINEL, August 18, 20O5 Cutting down the wait for a new chance at life at Rider University, with a 3.91 grade 2001,1 was in remission Two survivors travel the point average. and have been cancer- state to encourage organ "It made me realize that you have to free ever since." do something with your life, and I'm there These days Melore donation registrations to get top marks," he said. "I'm really lives a "very fulfilled enjoying learning a lot about things I have life." BY JAYBODAS no knowledge about. Every day I wake up She gives speeches Staff Writer feeling good and fresh, and I never take as a motivational t takes only a minute to give the gift of anything for granted." speaker along with her a lifetime. Melore, now 23, was only 16 when she job at NJSN. She takes That's the message New Jersey had a massive heart attack. more risks now. I The attack came without warning for "I've always been Sharing Network (NJSN) volunteers sent last Wednesday morning at Johnson and the high school senior and co-captain of the optimistic, but this Johnson headquarters in New Brunswick, tennis team, who had no previous history whole experience has as they encouraged employees to sign up of heait problems. given me a new per- for a statewide organ and tissue registry. "In September 1998, I felt dizzy and spective, because it They were there as part of an awareness lightheaded while at dinner in a restau- makes • me appreciate campaign encouraging organ donor regis- rant," she said. "Someone called 911, and I the little things a lot tration. was rushed to a hospital, where the cardi- more," Melore said. "I ologist there told me I was having a mas- am not taking anything And NJS.N volunteers Jack Anglin sive heart attack." for granted, even being and Jessica Melore know all too well what She was given a 30 percent chance of able to see a sunset. It it's like to wait for an organ donation, dying right then and there. makes me realize how "I don't want people to go through "Apparently a blood clot had blocked short life is and how What I went through, being on the waiting the flow of blood to the left side of my you need to take advan- list for a transplant for three-and-a-half heart," she said. "I had multiple bypass tage of it as much as years," Anglin said. "I was lucky, as I was you can." able to be on dialysis. I could never believe surgery, and I wasn't expected to live there was such a shortage of organ donors through the night." They both look for- before going through this." Doctors implanted a HeartMate Left ward to the rest of their Jessica Melore (r) helps Johnson and Johnson employee Maria Ventricular Assist Device (LVAD), which lives. Belonis (1) complete an organ donor registration card at the com- Anglin, 39, Upper Freehold, was still a assisted her ailing heart and gave her "Now I feel great, pany's headquarters in Now Brunswick last week. young man when diabetes took its toll on three more months, until a donor became with no more dialysis, his kidneys and damaged his heart. available. and no more diabetes/' Anglin said, "I municipal governments of Highland Park He spent almost four years on dialysis As part of the procedures that were had no idea how sick I was until after the and Woodbridge, and schools such as before he received a kidney and pancreas performed, a balloon pump was implanted transplant since before, feeling sick was Kean and William Paterson universities, transplant on St. Patrick's Day in 2003. in her left leg, which ended up cutting off the way I normally felt. I hope to lead a Melore said. "The diabetes was what led to my kid- the circulation, she said. healthy, normal life, and I just go about "We also want to dispel the myths ney failure," he said. "But even before the "The doctors had to amputate my left every day being thankful. Every day is a relating to organ donation," she said, transplant they found blockages in three leg just above the knee, and I had to great day." "Some people think doctors will not treat coronary arteries, and I had triple bypass relearn how to walk with a prosthetic leg," you as aggressively if you are an organ surgery. I then went back on the trans- NJSN, a nonprofit government- donor. They don't realize that the team plant list in February 2003. Melore said. "But I kept myself as busy as approved organ procurement organization, possible, and I kept my focus off the illness. has partnered with colleges, municipali- that is responsible for transplantation is Anglin ended up moving to Wisconsin, I even went to Disney World senior year of ties, and businesses from around the state entirely different than the team that is try- because the wait list in that region of the high school for a class trip. I had a won- to promote an awareness campaign ing to save your life." country was shorter than in the Northeast. derful senior year, and it taught me what I encouraging organ donor registration, Organ donation is a difficult subject He has put his new life to good use was capable of. I just can't thank people Melore said. for people to talk about, said Dr. Joseph since his transplant. enough for their support." "In the Workplace Partnership for Life Ferro, JN*Fs worldwide corporate medical "In 1999, when I got sick, all I thought Melore returned to graduate from initiative, we are looking to see what the director. Ferro is overseeing the project at was 'I can't wait until I get a regular job high school and continue on to Princeton most effective ways of encouraging organ the company's end. working 60 to 70 hours a week,' because it "This is a sensitive topic for many peo- had been so long since I was able to work a University. donation are among employers, and so we But health problems slowed her down are looking at 45 different companies in ple, and yet we have had 100 people sign full-time job," Anglin said. "I'm not looking up so far," FeiTo said. "We've done an even to make a million dollars, because it's not again in 2001, when she was diagnosed New Jersey and running different cam- with non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, a cancer paigns to see which is the most effective better job than I anticipated." about that. It's about the work, since work 7b find out more about the New Jersey gives you a sense of purpose in life." caused by the anti-rejection drugs she was one," Melore said. "For example, for some talcing. companies we will go on-site with informa- Sharing Network and how you can register He decided to go back to school at the "The first doctor I saw gave me a bleak tion booths to see if this makes a differ- to become an organ donor, please go to age of 37. 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Of the 1,300 territorial Geeks on Call offers the follow- makes house calls for tomers and small business owners in divisions in the country, Jackson owns ing advice for protecting a home or combating virus and spy ware infec- seven ZIP code areas in North office wireless computer network: computer catastrophes tions, networking multiple computers, Brunswick, New Brunswick, Milltown, • Do not use a TCP or IP for installing security software, backing up Monmouth Junction, Kendall Park, sharing files and printers, because a BY JENNIFER AMATO Kingston and Franklin. His current Stuff Writer data, recovering lost files and trou- criminal can connect and have access bleshooting potential computer-based radius is 20 miles outside of the center to those features. NORTH BRUNSWICK - "There's problems. mass of those ZIP codes. • Only share specific files and something strange, and it don't look Jack Jackson, 48, a resident of North "I'd love to see the North Brunswick folders, not the whole computer. good. Who you gonna call?" Brunswick for two years, established a numbers pick up," he said. • Use a strong password when Geeks on Call! franchise earlier this year to lend tech- As part of the structure of Geeks on nical support to computer-dependent Call service, Jackson attends to his sharing folders. The mobile computer on-site support • Enable "wired equivalent priva- cy" (WEP) to provide the same level of security as a wired network. • Change the router's password from the default password. WE'RE BUILDING • Change the default setting for the "service set identifier/' the name of your network. Use a name that bus no direct connection to your personal A BETTER CENTER information. • Consider using a "virtual private network" over the wireless clients in the comfort of their own homes*. "I don't have a problem with a per- son sitting right there while I'm work- ing on their computer; I'd probably do the same thing," he said. "I don't look at their data. I'm concerned with [their computer] being safe and secure." An appointment usually lasts two hours, while spyware issues can take up to two days to correct. The main goal is to return the machine as quickly as possible. "We want to satisfy the customer and move on to the next customer," he said. South Brunswick However, sometimes it is easier to work out of his home office. "I can take care of a lot all at once. Occasionally I will take a machine out of a client's home. It helps get it done Square Mall faster if I take it," he said. Jackson said the No. 1 problem he encounters is spyware, such as pop-ups, Route 1 South, Monmouth Junction, NJ pop-unders and pornographic Web sites. Certain programs can communi- , cate with advertising servers, multiply, and constantly re-infect a computer, Coming Soon: Homo Depot, Bob's Store, Dollar Tree "Over 60 percent is spyware that can't be removed. There are some hard- ware issues, but hardware has become STOP & SHOP fairly stable. There are also upgrades and [computers that are] way too old," ATA Black Belt Academy • Bagel Basket* Bandito's Margarita Factory he said. He said people must.be leery of Belle Jewelery • Blockbuster Video • Cafe Colore • Dollar City Internet Web sites that claim they are able to rid their computer of spyware. Dr. Tanpiengco/Rizzi • For Pete's Sake Hair • Friendly's "To go ahead and click it, it's the worst thing. Anytime another computer starts communicating with your com- Halter Cycles • Hawaiian Bronze Tanning • Merle Norman Cosmetics puter and says it's got something good, it's not," he said. Milano Cleaners • North Fork Bank • Radio Shack Another sign of trouble is hearing disk activity for up to a minute without Sensasian Restaurant • The Viking Wine/Liquor • Total Telecom the computer doing anything, according to Jackson. "Something is making that disk work. ... It is probably downloading Owned and Managed something from the Internet you're not 610.552.6000 seeing," he said. To join these great stores wprealty.com A decrease in responsiveness, espe- cially when logging on with a password, call 203.629.3939 could also signify that an infection is (Continued on next page) " SENTINEL, August 18, 2005 1 1 (Continued from previous page) deeply embedded in the computer. Jackson said anti-virus, anti-spy- ware and firewall packages are integral to maintaining a healthy computer sys- tem. "You need something to control when your computer [can] communicate with the outside world," he said. Most computer problems are self- inflicted because computer owners allow virus subscriptions to lapse. Most people don't realize there are free pro- grams that can be downloaded off the Internet. "It takes one unprotected session and you're done," he said. "The virus' friends come in and lock up the machine, and you're just frustrated. I wish it wasn't true, but it is." Jackson also offers a variety of pre- ventive maintenance measures to ensure the healthy functioning of a computer. There are maintenance pack- ages, service agreements, incident pre- pays and discounted prices on service calls. "What level of risk is acceptable for all [your] info? A person has to decide that for themselves," he said. Jackson, who worked for Prudential until 2003, decided Geeks on Call was an appropriate venture for him and his wife, Louise Mowder, to undertake. "I could use what I already learned. I could be my own boss and own my own business. I could control my own fate," he said. Mowder read about the corporation in "Black Enterprise" magazine and fig- ured the company was a viable endeav- or for someone like him. He has degrees JENNIFER AMATO in philosophy and economics with a Look out, Steve Urkel! The new geek In town Is Jack Jackson, part of the mobile computer-repair company Geeks on Call. minor in computer science. 1b complete his Geeks on Call train- ing, Jackson underwent a 50-question test, of which he scored a 98, about "geoky-type technical issues." He has an A-plus certification and attended four days of customer service training, COTTCRSTftG* dubbed "Geek University." Dance and Theatre School "You have to be certified through the d Th Shl industry," he said. Jackson had prior experience as a ' X management intern for Prudential and then programmed various software until 1991. He moved to desktop, serv- - ••'. ice and hardware support from 1991 to 1998. He worked at a software integra- tion lab in Holmdel and was exposed to a catastrophe response vehicle. This "office on wheels" was used during the tornadoes in Oklahoma in 1999. "Putting an office exactly in the cen- ter of a catastrophe really cuts down- time," he said. Geeks on Call focuses on a similar CITY STYLE DANCE TRAINING IN CENTRAL JERSEY FOR 29 YEARS! idea — by having a personal technician travel to a person's computer, problems can be solved quickly and efficiently. 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We Have No Registration Feesl 1 2 SENTINEL, August 18, 200S OPINION Warehouseville, N.J»: Watch out for trucks WELCOME TO SOUTH BRUNSWICK don't know for certain where the mem- Matrix Realty Association asked to build a bers of the South Brunswick Planning 438,607-square-foot warehouse office build- IBoard live, but I would be surprised ing on Stults Road; Alder Development beyond belief to find that any of them live applied to expand its 231,804-square-foot near the once-pristine farmland and rnral warehouse on Ridge Road; Heller Park neighborhoods close to New Jersey Turnpike North applied for a time extension for its Exit 8A. application to build four warehouses with a I DON'T THINK A The bulk of South Brunswick's voters combined 2.7 million square feet on Ridge FEW WAREHOUSES don't live near there either, and perhaps that Road; Route 130" Associates LLC proposed WOULD HURT THIS is what made it so easy to push through a two warehouses with a combined square SPACIOUS TOWN wave of warehouse development that has footage of 432,995 feet on Deans Rhode Hall TOO MUCH destroyed the character of the area and will Road, and the CNJ Co. applied to construct a 1.4 million-square-foot warehouse on make it even more of a nightmare in the Davidson's Mill Road, a 101,331-square-foot coming years. warehouse on When I first moved to the area of Commerce Drive East B nans wick close to South and a 225,220- Brunswick's border, my family loved square-foot ware- the open spaces, the farms, the nar- GREG BEAN house on row and picturesque roads that Coda Commerce Court served the residents — Cranbury West. Road, Davidson's Mill Road, Fresh Ponds Road, Deans Rhode Hall . In total, nearly Road and Docks Corner Road. It 5.3 million square was a true joy to travel some of them eacli feet of warehouse/office space was proposed morning before turning onto Route 522 in South Brunswick, and more is expected to • through Jamesburg and English-town, on be proposed next year as well. And the hits ththe way to FreeholdFhld . NNo t onlly was tthhe drivdi e just keek p on comingi g. beautiful, but it meant escaping the aggra- Last week in a packed meeting, the vation of Route 18 and Route 9. Township Planning Board voted 6-1 to All that has changed dramatically in the approve construction of CNJ's 1.4 million- last few years as warehouse after massive square-foot megawarehouse on Davidson's Letters warehouse has gone up close to 8A. "With Mill Road and Middlesex Center Boulevard, each warehouse, the amount of truck traffic despite the objections of many area residents increased proportionally along those narrow who are fed up with trucks barreling down Thanks extended to supporters of Night Out roads. And with the increased truck traffic, the narrow roadways and flooding caused by n behalf of the North Brunswick Blue Dragon Martial Arts, The the time of my morning commute increased runoff from the new construction. Police Department, I would like American Red Cross, ADT Security as well. It now takes between 20 and 25 If s probably too late to do anything about Systems, Asbury MS. Locksmithingj more minutes to drive the back roads this nightmare, because so many new ware- O to take this time to thank the between East Brunswick and Freehold than houses are already up or approved. And even North Brunswick Municipal Alliance and Party Pizazz. itdidinl997. if changes are made to South Brunswick's for assisting in sponsoring National I would also like to take this time to master plan next year to limit new ware- Night Out this year. I would also like to thank all the residents of this commu- And I'm certainly not'alone. thank all of those who donated their Even in 1997, there were a number of house construction, and the town increases nity who participated in National warehouses along this small nexus of roads its commitment to buying some of the time and services on National Night Night Out. In keeping with the tradi- — the Wakefem warehouse on Davidson's remaining undeveloped land for open space, Out. tion of National Night Out, I hope next Mill Road and the huge Matrix site on Dock's it will be too little, too late. This year's National Night Out was year's event will be even more success- Corner Road, for example — but few were A part of me also wishes there was some by far the most successful. Our thanks ful. prepared for, or even imagined, what was yet way to even the score for the damage that's go out to High Grade Beverage, the Sgt. Gina M. Braconi to come. New officials and zoning changes been done, besides voting the politicians North Brunswick Rescue Squad & Fire coordinator have allowed and encouraged an unprece- responsible out of office. In a perfect world, Department, the North Brunswick Do- National Night Out dented boom in facilities. In the South the members of the South Brunswick mestic Violence Team, the North North Brunswick Police Brunswick politicians' minds, the warehous- Planning Board, the Zoning Board and the Brunswick Municipal Alliance, III Department es provide tax revenue without hurting too entire council would be forced to buy homes Brothers Pizza, the, Jeff Alai Band, many voters. The ^majority of South in the eastern portion of the township and Brunswick voters live along the Route 1 cor- live in those homes. ridor,- not the relatively rural area around It's time to derail MOM line 'boondoggle' 8A. Therefore, they aren't dealing with the They'd be forced to listen to a fleet of 18- increased truck traffic on a daily basis. wheelers rattling their kitchen windows o another $1.5 million will be operate, for only 7,900 passengers (NJ every morning, forced to patch the cracks in added the $6 million already Transit's optimistic estimate). That I don't remember anyone from sur- their foundations caused by vibrations, Swasted on a study of potential would mean each of the 3,950 round- rounding communities being consulted foiled to dodge trucks speeding 60 mph on train routes for Monmouth and Ocean trip riders would require more than before South Brunswick's zoning changes Deans Rhode Hall Road, forced to follow County commuters. The money in the 12,000 of our tax dollars each year. allowed the boom in warehouse construc- dozens of those trucks down Route 522 on federal transportation act is to analyze I'm sure the latest feasibility study tion. . And as a consequence, South the way to work every morning, and follow two routes from Lakehurst to Red Bank will again show none of these three Brunswick has damaged the quality of life, them home at night. They'd be forced to wait and Matawan — perhaps because a railroad lines would be worth it. The not only of its own citizens who live in the for hours on Route 522 as yet another big rig preliminary study has already found final report will reiterate that the eastern portion of the community, but also becomes stuck under the small railroad bridge near Jamesburg and has to be the original route through Middlesex most viable alternative is commuter the lives of residents in East Brunswick, County to be impractical. buses. The Monmouth and Ocean Monroe, Jamesburg and anyone else who painstakingly extricated before it can slowly travels the Route 130, Route 535 and Route back up for a quarter-mile or so where That was the conclusion of previous politicians just don't want to get it. 522 corridors. there's room to turn around. They'd be forced studies. A diesel rail line to the north- Let's hope these are the last millions to live with the consequences of their ac- east corridor tracks in South of dollars wasted on such studies. The Greater Media Newspapers has followed tions. Brunswick would be the longest in money can be better spent on dedicated this warehouse boom for years, and recently miles and travel time of the three bus lanes on Route 9 and the parkway. put much of the information together in a That won't happen, of course, but it's routes, and the most expensive by far It's time to derail this boondoggle. surprising package of stories that appeared always nice to dream. - $860 million. in the North/South Brunswick Sentinel on July 28. Gregory Bean is executive editor of Even the' cheapest route would cost Richard Vfieland i' Greater Media Newspapers. $600 million to build, and require $49 Monroe This year alone, according to that report, million a year in taxpayer subsidies to Editorial: (732) 358-5200 Ext. 8226 Classified: (800) 660-4ADS Fax:(732)780-4192 Fax; (732) 780-4678 Volume 12. Number 46 Sentinel E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] The Sentinel is published Thursday by the Sentinel r Media Newspaper Sports E-mail: sports©gmnews.com Publishing Co., P.O. Box 5001, Freehold, NJ 07728. Delivery problems? For mail subscription information, call (800) 989- Karl ViliimliJL Display Advertising: (732) 358-5200 Managing Editor Fax: (732) 780-4257 Call circulation at (800) 989-9969 .E-mail: [email protected] or e-mail: [email protected] before Sports Coordinator noon on Friday. SENTINEL, August 18,2005 13 DWI crackdown coming in weeks ahead BY JENNIFER AMATO StflIT Writer "This enables us to make more arrests and put more officers out on the road. NORTH BRUNSWICK - Impaired Any additional enforcement benefits the drivers kill nearly 18,000 people on our motoring .public. That is what the pur- nation's roads each year. In New Jersey, pose is, to get these people off the road. It 39 percent of motor vehicle fatalities are protects the lives of the people.of North alcohol-velated. Nearly 97 percent of Brunswick," he said. Americans view drinking and driving by The campaign offers the following others as a threat to their families and advice for combating dangers due to driv- themselves. ing under the influence: These National Highway Traffic • Be responsible and don't take risks; Safety Administration (NHTSA) statis- you will be caught. tics have fueled You Drink and Drive, You • If you plan to drink, choose a desig- Lose 2005, a national campaign to crack nated driver before going out, down on impaired driving. • Take mass transit or a taxicab, or From Aug. 19 to Sept. 5, law en- ask a sober friend to drive you home. forcement officers will be participating in • Spend the night where the activity drunken-driving enforcement. The goal is held. of the program is to raise awareness • Report impaired drivers to law about the dangers of drinking and driv- enforcement. ing through high-visibility enforcement • Always buckle up: it is your best and to arrest motorists who choose to defense against an impaired driver. i,. . •• •. drive while impaired by drugs or alcohol, "The summer season is a time for fun f! according to the campaign's press with friends and family, not tragedy," release. said Roberto Rodriguez, director of the Gel 50% off of our wide selection OfSWoIws Steel Sinks According to North Brunswick Lt. New Jersey Division of Highway Traffic when .MII i piirclm.se a kitchen coimlcrtop! Roger Reinson, the township's traffic Safety. "The law enforcement community bureau will send out additional roving of the state is committed to eradicating Doubk UndermCUot Sinks; Orlg,! $500 Now: $251) patrols to arrest impaired motorists. impaired driving from our roads." 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Foster and ber of Boy Scout Troop 90 has joined Adoptive Family Services, Patrick said with local services organisations to he joined with St. Augustine's, which help make sure the first days of school runs its own school drive each year. are a little less stressful for foster chil- Initially, getting paperwork to- dren. gether was difficult, but the project is 1HEWBT As part of his Eagle Scout project, running smoothly now,' Patrick said. Patrick Prince, 17, has joined with St. According to Patrick, his family and Augustine's of Canterbury Church, the other members of the Boy Scouts have St. Vincent DePaul Society and the offered their time and help with the New Jersey Foster and Adoptive drive, which will run until Aug. 22. Gjiusehhes Family Service to start a drive to col- The collection will accept school lect school supplies for children. supplies, backpacks, duffel bags and Patrick, who has been in the Boy personal items, such as toothbrushes. Scouts since age 7, said it was a good Items will be collected at St. PIZZA &RETAURANT time of year to have the drive, as school Augustine's of Canterbury Church on is about to start. Patrick said he heard Henderson Road in Kendall Park. of a similar drive on the radio and N.J. Foster and Adoptive Family thought of starting his own for his Services and the St. Vincent DePaul Eagle Scout project, which requires a Society will collect and distribute the community service project. items. UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP! !! The drive, Patrick said, would be a "It's been a very exciting and ed- good way to show the community real- ucational experience," Patrick said of ly does care for these children both on the drive. 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Monetary donations are tax- The most needed items are: suntan deductible and may be mailed to ARMS, Boulevard in South Brunswick lotion; bug spray/wipes; lip balm/mois- 64 Harding Road, Red Bank, NJ 07701. turizer/protectoi", razors; eye moisture For more information, log on to www.sup- drops; small powdered drink mixes (to portarms.org. : 1 4 SENTINEL, August 18, 2005 location was a Krauszer's Food Store, due Patel said he intended to place hard had no objection to a liquor store as long to the proximity of New Brunswick High liquor on shelves behind a counter and as the liquor and non-liquor items were Krauszer's School, Linwood Middle School and beer inside a lockable walk-in box. separated and there would be a separate Livingston Park Elementary School to Instead of partitioning the premises to entrance and exit. (Continuedfrom page I) the convenience store. separate the liquor items from non-liquor Judge Martone ruled in favor of SSC of wine, beer or alcohol. ... We think it In March 2004, Patel filed a petition items, he said he would "keep all the Inc, in January, stating that the town- was wrong then and we think it is wrong with the state against the township's rul- liquor behind the counter." ship should have dealt with the issue of now," Womack said. ing. At the time, Womack said he was con- the specified location prior to the license In September 2002, North Brunswick During the state hearing, Craig cerned about the proximity of the store to transfer and that the store is approxi- awarded a new plenary retail distribu- Patton, a North Brunswick police officer the local schools and that alcoholic bever- mately 1,100 feet from any public schools tion license to Patel without knowing the and a former control officer for the ages would be visible and accessible to or churches, exceeding the state statute address where the license would be locat- Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control school-age children. He also noted the of 200 feet. He said the claim that the ed. As a result, the license was issued as (ABC), testified that Patel passed both possibility of a problem ensuing if the store would be a "hangout" for teenagers a "pocket" license. In October, SSC Inc. criminal and financial investigations and premises and/or licenses were sold to was "completely speculative." He also applied for a person-to-person and place- that there are similar convenience stores another operator. found the record devoid of statements by to-place transfer for the specified location in East Brunswick and South Bound Bob Davis, who was a councilman at residents in the locality to be opposed or of 1004 Livingston Ave. In November, the Brook. He said that although there are the time, said that a liquor store in the hostile to the transfer, except by mem- township approved the person-to-person no statistics showing the correlation of a same proposed location would be viable bers of the governing body and Pinkham. liquor license transfer from Patel to SSC negative impact on the neighborhood, the but that year-round access by children Judge Martone concluded that the denial Inc., of which Patel is the 100 percent concern is real for the ABC and the police due to summer recreation programs and of the place-to-place transfer was "arbi- shareholder. However, the township department. He suggested a partition athletics at the high school could be haz- trary, unreasonable and an abuse of dis- denied the accompanying application for "which would result in a hurdle to juve- ardous. cretion." a place-to-place license after learning the niles" and quarterly visits to the premise. Resident Mary Pinkham said that she "So many years I'm in that town, and they didn't give me a single violation. A fine is $7,000. I'm not that stupid, and my employees are not that stupid, to sell liquor to a minor," Patel said. "I paid $310,000 for the license. I had the high- est bid. Why didn't they put a restriction on the license then? After the people bid for that, they put restrictions on it." However, with the ensuing second appeal filed by Patel, township officials are still worried about the effects of con- venience store liquor sales on the town- ship. "We are opposed to it. We didn't grant a license," Womack said. "I believe that alcohol should be sold in stores designat- ed for that purpose.... 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Greater Media Newspapers s • vs Transcript, Tri-Town News, Examiner, Brick Township Bulletin, Ailiuiticville, the Hub, Independent, Suburban, i\\ East Brunswick Sentinel, No/So Brunswick Sentinel, Edison/MetiichenSentinel, Woodbridge Sentinel, Latinos Unidos SENTINEL, Augusl 18, 2005 1 7 • Health &%ies Survey reveals critical barriers to improving women's health Time, money, information are keys to women's wellness or American women, being healthy is far more than getting a good check- up or being disease-free.According to "WomenTalk" the first annual Fnational women's health survey from the National Women's Health Resource Center (NWHRC), being healthy means both physical and emotional wellness and having a healthy family. In fact, the survey's findings strongly sug- 'gest that women place a greater priority on the health of their family than their own personal health. The data that show women's perceptions of why their health has improved or declined over the past five years are strongly linked to lifestyle issues, such as •j. changes in stress levels and exercise. In fact, women reported that having more time and reducing stress would most help improve their health. • Wliile women report stress playing a significant role in their health, only half say they reduced stress in their life in the past year. • Only 15 percent visited a mental health counselor during the last year. • Although 65 percent of women report exercising more, and 59 percent say V\ they went on a diet, few women indicate they have met their diet or weight • - loss goals. ir The data suggests that health-care professionals can more effectively use ML / office visits to explain how wellness strategies, such as stress management and According \o a recent national health survey, women need to better prepare themselves to get the health screenings, can help improve women's health.The data also suggests most from medical visits. women need to better prepare themselves to get the most from medical visits. "The survey findings indicate a clear need for women and their health-care ness of family medical history varies by race. Specifically: professionals to do a better jobtof communicating about both physical and • Caucasian women (67 percent) and African American women (60 percent) emotional wellness and how to achieve it," said Amy Niles, president of the report being very familiar with their family's medical history, NWHRC. • Only 51 percent of Latlna and 33 percent of Asian women report being When it comes to taking care of their own health .American women say very familiar witli their family's medical history. their decisions are limited by the demands on their time and money. Women, • African American women report they are most aware about a broad range particularly those under the age of 65, feel pressure from competing responsi- of guidelines for preventative medical screenings. bilities of work and home life. • Asian women are less aware about preventative screenings, specifically The survey found that income plays a critical role in how women see their those relating to their gynecologic health. health; the lower a woman's family income, the poorer her perception of the Based on the survey findings, the NWHRC is Iaunclilng an educational initia- quality of her health. Lower-income women also told us that their health has tive calledTake 10 toT.A.L.K.The campaign features a wallet-size caret witli four deteriorated over the course of the last five years. Lower-income women important questions that women should ask when visiting their health-care pro- believe that they have less control over being healthy than do middle- or upper- fessional. income women. "For their part, women need to become active partners in their health and • 39 percent of women earning under $20,00O-a-year rate their physical wellness," Niles said. "We hope tliis initiative will remind women to take time to health poorly, compared to just 15 percent of middle-income and 7 percent of focus on their own health." upper-income women. The National Women's Health Resource Center commissioned the study to • One out of two lower-income women report that their health has gotten explore women's knowledge, attitudes and perceptions of their health.The tele- worse in the last five years compared to Just 31 percent of middle-income phone survey of 1,005 women, 18 years of age and older in the United States women and 26 percent of upper-income women. was conducted by Greenberg Quinlan Rosner Research Inc., during March "These are important findings," said Ana E. Nunez M.D., director of the 2OO5.There was an over-sampling of African American, Latina and Asian women. Women's Health Education Program, Drexel University College of Medicine, in The margin of error is plus or minus 3 percentage points. Philadelphia. "Income is strongly related to access to health-care services, and The National Women's Health Resource Center (NWHRQ is the leading many women's access is even further restricted by cultural and language bar- independent health information source for women. riers." For copies of the executive summary and the Take 10 to TAX.K. card, visit According to the data, knowledge about preventative screenings and aware- www.liealthywomcn.org, Dr. Paula Sjolund BOARD CERTIFIED • GENERAL INTERNAL MEDICINE I Do you think you might drink too much?. 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Health & New study highlights importance St. Peter's nursing program of heart valve repair surgery receives national recognition new study suggesting that University Hospital offers the spec- t, Peter's people with leaky heart valves trum of surgical options for valve dis- University Awith no symptoms are in ease and the latest generation of S Hospital, New greater danger than previously valve replacements, the hospital puts Brunswick, recently thought is highlighting the impor- more emphasis on the preservation received the 2005 tance of heart valve repair surgery. of the mitral valve, Dr. Scholz noted. Award for Nursing Certification Advocacy The study, published in the New "While the newer generation of from The American England Journal of Medicine, showed heart valves are more durable and Board of Nursing that valve surgery gave normal life have fewer complications, the results Specialties (ABNS).The expectancy to patients with severe are not as good as if you preserve national award is mitral regurgitation but no symp- the existing valve," he said. i ••,• ,- ; designed to publicly toms. Patients with severely leaky The mitral valve is one of four recognize individuals heart valves who were only treated valves that open and close to keep and organizations that with medication were more than five blood flowing in the proper direc- advocate for, or pro- times more likely to die than those tion through the heart.The mitral ••• !0 •. '" mote, specialty nursing who underwent valve repair surgery, valve connects the heart's upper-left certification. according to the Mayo Clinic study. chamber to the lower-left pumping "St. Peter's takes - Judy Lentz (r), president of the American Board of Nursing The mitral valve separates the left chamber. When open, it allows oxy- ._„.„! K*M«« i« J»-C Specialties, presents the 2005 Award for Nursing Certification spcci.ii pnuc in us Advocacy to Sheryl Slonim (center), president and CEO, and upper chamber of the heart (atrium) genated blood in^o the pumping nursing staff and is Kathleen Russell-Babin (I), vice president of Patient Care Services, from the left lower chamber (ventri- chamber to be sent to the rest of the honored to receive this St. Peter's University Hospital In New Brunswick. The national award cle). body. When closed, it keeps blood .. . •„ . , is designed to publicly recognize individuals and organizations that Surgeons at Robert Wood Johnson from flowing backward. prestigious award, said advocate [or, or promote, specialty nursing certification, which leads Hj •; Kathleen Russell-Babin, to quality patient care. University Hospital, New Brunswick, When the mitral valve doesn't i O * R.N.,M,S.N.,CNAA,BC are increasingly performing mitral function properly, blood doesn't valve repair and replacement surgery APN-C, vice president move efficiently. One of the most of patient care services at St. Peter's. certified nurses display higher levels using smaller incisions.What once common conditions is mitral valve required a 12-inch vertical incision is "Our nurses are extremely self-moti- of clinical decision making. regurgitation, also called mitral in- rated to improve their performance St. Peter's University Hospital's now being performed through a 2- sufficiency, in which the valve does- to 3-inch incision. A smaller incision and skill levels.Their recognition is nursing certification program inter- n't close tightly, allowing blood to well deserved." nally supports the certification of its is less traumatic for the patient and leak backward.The condition can As a result of the support and nurses in many ways, including a sig- lessens the chance of bleeding and leave the patient fatigued and short value St. Peter's places on specialty nificant pay differential for certified infection. of breath. nursing certification, a remarkable 62 staff, paying for certification fees, Repair of the mitral valve, though Mitral valve regurgitation has sev- percent of direct care nurses and 91 proudly displaying certification technically more demanding for the eral causes. Some people are born percent of nursing managers are na- plaques on the walls of nursing units mi surgeon, is preferable to replacement with a leaky heart valve, while dam- tionally certified in their area of spe- and encouraging nurses to display in appropriate patients because age can occur through infections cialty. In addition, many nurses are their credentials on their name there arc fewer complications, It also such as rheumatic fever and endo- certified in more than one specialty. badges. alleviates the need for blood thin- carditis.Age-related wear and tear on RusseU-Babin explains,"We all look In 1998, St. Peter's was the 10th ning drugs, said Peter Scholz, M.D., the valve can cause regurgitation, as for board-certified physicians when hospital in the country to receive the chief of the hospital's Cardiac . can heart attack. we seek care.The leadership at St. American Nurses Crcdcntialing Surgery Section and the James W. Mayo Clinic researchers used a Peter's believes that patients are enti- Center "Magnet" designation, the Mackenzie Professor of Surgery at new ultrasound technique to mea- tied to board-certified nurses as highest award a hospital can receive UMDNJ-Robert Wood Johnson sure the hearts of 456 patients who well." for outstanding nursing services. In Medical School. had leaky valves and no symptoms. TheABNS is especially impressed 2002, St. Peter's was rcclesignated for "Survival is better with repair They found the size of the regurgi- with research St. Peter's conducted four years and ranked significantly than with replacement, heart func- tant orifice in the valve was the in the early 1990s that validated the above average when compared Co tion is better, there is less chance for strongest predictor of how the 1989 institution of its nursing certifi- other Magnet-designated hospitals infection and less chance of patient would fare. Without surgery, cation program.The study was throughout the country. Magnet hos- complications," he said. those with larger leakage did the designed to determine if specially pitals are considered to be the top worst. nursing certifications truly make a hospitals in the nation for nursing re- While Robert Wood Johnson difference at the bedside.The results cruitment, retention and compe- of the research confirmed that board- tency. End Bunion Pain Come join us as Wemld Family Wcllness Center Proudly End Foot Tingling & Numbness Presents... End Chronic Ingrown Toe Nails " Matwud Sdutum to DR. JOHN A. BRANDEISKY .'Xeadadle Pain" Board Certified in Foot Surgery An informative workshop on a drug-free Diplomate of American Board of Podiatric Surgery approach to treating headache pain and ridding it Fellow of the American College of Foot & Ankle Surgeons from your life forever! 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This is mostly due to deliveries. A multidisciplinary team ered on May 22 at Rutgers the recent trend of women having chil- of experts that includes maternal- University, Busch Campus, for the St. dren later in life and using fertility treat- fetal medicine specialists, a perinatal Peter's University Hospital NICU ments to induce pregnancy, according and pediatric pathologist, re- Graduate Reunion.The carnival to Dr. Hiatt. Carrying more than one productive and perinatal geneticists event brought together hundreds of child (twins, triplets, quadruplets, etc.) and obstetric and internal medicine families from throughout New puts a mother at higher risk for physicians help and counsel Jersey to celebrate their success sto- pretefm birth. between 24 and 32 patients each ries and reunite with the doctors month. About the Neonatal Intensive Care and nurses who cared for their chil- Unit at St. Peter's University dren. Babies bom premature or with se- "Families from all over the state rious medical problems receive the choose St. Peter's University most sophisticated high-tech support Hospital because of our superb available in St. Peter's Neonatal maternal fetal medicine and neona- Intensive Care Unit. A variety of spe- tal programs and long history of tak- cialty services including genetic testing, Twin sisters who were patients ol the SI. Peter's University Hospital NICU recently gathered with ing care of high risk mothers and ultrasound, physical therapy and devel- other NICU graduates at a reunion held at their babies," said Dr. Mark Hiatt, Rutgers University. herapy opmental assessment are also available. director of the neonatology depart- This 544ied unit is staffed around the have questions or concerns. Parents are ment at St. Peter's University clock with highly trained neonatolo- encouraged to touch and hold their Presented by Hospital. gists, neonatal nurses, neonatal nurse baby as soon and as frequently as possi- practitioners, neonatal respiratory ther- . Roberta E. St. Peter's NICU, one of the ble. largest Neonatal Intensive Care apists and pharmacists. Despite the Scharff, PT Units on the east coast, uses the high-tech treatments used in the NICU, About the [nfant Prematurity most sophisticated technology avail- St. Peter's understands the importance Assessment and Prevention able to ensure quality care for its of the love and attention only parents Program at Saint Peter's infant patients. "Our affiliation with can give their baby. NICU parents may University Hospital TOO MUCH OF A the Children's Hospital of visit their baby at any time of the day St. Peter's also offers the Infant GOOD THING or night and can call whenever they Prematurity Assessment and Prevention Philadelphia allows St. Peter's to In an effort to hydrate themselves .some offer the most comprehensive larathoners may be getting too much neonatal technologies and services vater into their systems. Hyponatrcniia, an available," Dr. Hiatt said. "Currently bnorniirily low concentration of sodium in the smallest baby in our NICU is 14 le blood, is a potentially fatal condition 1/2 ounces and she is doing very 5THINGS nee seen almost exclusively in ultramara- 10ns; however, its incidence is increasing well. We are very optimistic of her YOU MUST KNOW survival and outcome." mong recreational athletes. Drinking too luch water can include symptoms sudi as Another reason for the success of B EFORE HAVING A ausea and vomiting, muscle weakness, the St. Peter's NICU is the excellent eadache and dis orientation, as well as BREAST PROCEDURE ting and puffiness in the face and fln- nursing staff, according to Dr. Hiatt. ers. The American College of Sports There are more than 120 nurses edicine recommends drinking about 17 working around the clock in St. unces of fluid two hours before exercise Peter's NTCU.Many of these nurses id at regular intervals during exercise to have been with St. Peter's for place die water lost through perspiration. decades. )orts beverages are recommended over FREE ater because they replace the sodium lost According to the National Center perspiration. for Health Statistics, there has been R EPORT>>> rhough hyponatremia is opposite to (tehy- a 27 percent rise in premature ration, the symptoms generally mirror births in the United States since lose of dehydration (apathy, confusion, 1982 and an 11 percent rise in New lusea, and fatigue), although some iiuli- duals show no symptoms at all. 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Circus include appearances by Marvel's bring low-back lawn chair Saturdays at noon, 732 988-0645; Spider-Man and Incredible Hulk; Trie Human (732)548-2884 through Aug. 31 (800 773-0097 Slinky, a favorite childhood toy in huge, col- Ocean Grove Great Auditorium orful fashion; AsUocycle, traversing a wire Pilgrim and Ocean pathways, Oklahoma! Elvis Remembered: stretched high across the Big Top; Chinese Ocean Grove Vegas Tribute to Elvis Lions, a pageant of color and action; Angels Premier Theatre Company (732) 775-0035; through Aug. 21, Thurs.-Sal. al Aug. 20, 8:30 p.m. of Flight; The Magic Buflet; clowns; and many www.oceangrove.org Count Basie Theatre more acts. 8 p.m., Sun. 2 p.m, Henderson Theatre 99 Monmouth St. On Aug. 17-19 the circus will be at the 850 Newman Springs Road, The Marriage of Figaro Red Bank Monmoiflh Park Racetrack parking lot, Lincroft Hew Jersey Opera Theater tickets: $40-$30 Oceanport Avenue, Oceanport, sponsored by tickets: $24-$14 Aug.'20 at 8 p.m. (732)842-9000; Oceanport Hook S Ladder; show times are McCarter's Berlind Theatre www.countbasietheatre.org 4:30 and 7:30 daily. On Aug. 20 and 21. ttw (732) 774-7827 www.premiertfieatre.com Princeton n circus will be al St. Andrew United Methodisl tickets: $45-$35 The Rich Radlce Sax Quartet Church, Church Road between Hooper (609) 799-7700; www,NJOT.org Avenue and Route 9, Toms River, sponsored IMP PROV sponsored by the Middlesex skits with input from Ibe audience County Board of Chosen by the church; show times are A and 7:30 Magic Touch Doo-Wop: Music of p.m. Saturday, and 1;30 and 5 p.m, Sunday. Aug. 18, 25,8 p.m. Freeholders & Department of (eat at 7:30 p.m.) the '50s & '60s Parks & Recreation And, on Aug. 22 and 23, the circus will be al sponsored by the Middlesex (he Seaside Hsigfrts municipal parking lot, the Cafe Theatre Aug. 21, 3-4:30 p.m. routes 37 and 35, sponsored by Seaside 884A Fischer Blvd., Toms River County Board of Chosen Johnson Park Rotary; show limes are 5 and 8 p.m. dally. price: $15, includes pizza, soda, Freeholders & Department of River Road dessert Parks & Recreation Piscataway Tickets are $20-$10. The tent raising Aug. 18, 6:30-8 p.m. free admission (free event) is held each opening day from 7 Alvin P. Williams Park (732)745-3936 lo 10 a.m., when all are welcome to watch the Real Women Have Curves Sewaren Peninsula raising of the giant Big Top. Visitors are wel- presented by Center Players Cliff Road Steven Curtis Chapman: come lo bring cameras. For tickets and infor- Sewaren section of Woodbridge mation, visit www.tickels.com, call (800) through Aug. 21, Christian Family Day Fri. and Sat. 8 p.m., Sun. 2 p.m. tree admission winner of 47 Dove and lour 919-6272, or visit the box olfice on show (732) 745-3936 days. Center Playhouse Grammy awards 35 South St., Freehold Aug. 21, 7 p.m. tickets: $24-$22, includes Massenet's Ch&rubln Six Flags Great Adventure desserts; dinner package New Jersey Opera Theater Route 537 $ i. Aug. 18 at 7:30 p.m., Special Events Mon.-Fri., 1-4 p.m., Aug. 19-21, 9:30 a.m.-3 p.m., available Jackson Township every half hour; child must be departing every 35 minutes {732)462-9093, option 1; Aug. 21 at 2 p.m. free with park admission; •18 inches tall to climb tower. (25-minule ride) www.centerplayers.org McCarter's Berlind Theatre discount tickets available Evening bird walk at Sandy Hook Princeton Meei at Fort Hancock Museum Cold Spring Station, Cape May (732)928-1821; led by Manmauth County lo sign up for tour. (For week- tickets: $16 for ages 2 and up; The World Goes'Round tickets: $45-$35 (609) 799-7700 www.sixflags.com Audubon Society end tours —'til early December reservations required Holmilel Theatre Company Aug. 18,6 p.m. www.NJ0T.org — meet al firehouse opposite (866) 468-7630; Aug. 19 and 20 at 8 p.m. The Eclectic Sounds ol Mike meet at parking lot of Sandy the lighfhouse tower.} www.seasliorelines.com; Demean Smith Theater Kuscafc & His Guitar Hook Visitors Center (732) 872-5970 www.ticketweb.com/tliomas 36 Crawlords Corner Road, The Party Dolls sponsored by the Middlesex free, but advance registration Holmdel Freehold Center Partnership's recommended County Board of Chosen 1 The Wizard of Oz tickets: $18; $12 students, summer concerts freeholders & Department of (7321 751-9131; seniors Aug. 18,7:30-10 p.m. [email protected] . For Kids through Sept. 3, Parks & Recreation \ *, * Saturdays at 2:15 p.m. (732) 946-0427; Hall of Records parking tot Aug. 21, 6-7:30 p.m. Aladdin Jr. First Avenue Playhouse East Main Street, downtown • Warren Park presented by Over the Rainbow First Ave., Atlantic Highlands Romance-Dot-Cam Freehold Florida Grove Rd. tor families — and the dog, too tickets: $9 musical free concert (must be on leash and have lag Productions. Woodbridge (732)291-7552 through Aug. 27, Thurs.-Sat. (732) 462-3584 on collar). Information on dog Aug. 20 and 21 at noon; free admission health and dog parks, Aug. 25 at 10 a.m. 8:30 p.m., Sun. 2 p.m. (732) 745-3936 Eatontown Playhouse First Avenue Playhouse Rick Sprinofleld, with special nail-cutting lor dogs, goodie ^Dance guest The Squirts hags, make a bandana for your 37 Route 35, Tower Market First Ave., Atlantic Highlands Kenny Vance's Planotones center, EatDirtovm tickets: $20-$12' \ Aug. 19,8 p.m. WoDdbridge Mayor's Summer dog Datffd Dorfman Danes: Older Count Basle Theatre Aug. 27, noon-3 p.m. tickets: $15 adults, $12 children Testaments (732)291-7552 Concert Series and seniors 99 Monmouth St. Aug. 22, 7:30 p;m.; N.J. Museum of Agriculture out-of-the-box modern dance Red Bank 103 College Farm Road (732) 888-0339 work Guys & imiis DJ at 6 p.m. tickets: $6Q-$25 Woodbridge US., (off Route 1) at entrance lo Aug. 20, 8 p.m. presented by Ifie Mighty Oak • Players, Monroe (732)842-9000; on the grass fields Cook College North Brunswick Reptile Roundup Algonquin Arts join a naturalist for a look at live Aug. 25 & 26 at 7:30 p.m. www.countbasielheatre.org admission is free, but (732}249-2077; 173 Main St., Manasquan Aug. 27 at 2 & 7:30 p.m. . (?of?perisf?able food items for www.ag rfcu II u remuse u m, org turtles and snakes every Sat. and Sun. through tickets: $26-$14 Aug. 28 at 2 p.m. Ladles' Afternoon at the Opera food pantry requested August 28,11-11:30a.m.; (732)528-9211 Richard P. Marasco Performing soprano.and mezzo soprano (732) 634-4500; Temple of the Tigers turtle feeding 1:30-2 p.m. www.al gonquinarts.org • Arts Center arias-and ensembles www.twp.woodbridge.nj.us throughout the 2005 season, Cattus Island County Park three shows Mon.-Fri., Monroe Township High School New Jersey Opera Theater 1170 Cattus Island Blvd.. Stage Perrineville Road Aug. 20 at 2 p.m. four on Sat. and Sun. Toms River Sonny Kenn Band Six Flags Greal Adventure tickets: $12, adults; $10, sen- McCarter's Berlind Theatre Keyport Arts on the Waterfront Route 537, Jackson free; no registration required iors & students; available at the Princeton Aug. 25, 7-9 p.m. Dreamglrls door two hours before each per- freo with park admission (732) 270- 6960 Middlesex County Plays-in-the- free, but reservations (farmers market 3-8 p.m.) (732)928-1821; formance, or in advance at the encouraged Park musical Monroe Township Senior Front Street, www.sixflags.com Day Out With ThDmas the Tank Aug. 18,19 & 20 at 8:30 p.m. (609) 799-7700; by the mini park Engine Center, Monroe Township www.NJ0T.org Stephen J. 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NO FOOD, BOTTLES, CANS OR COOLERS ALLOWED INSIDE THE STADIUM. 22 SENTINEL, August 18, 2005 Community Bulletin Board PC Connections 58 Bk. alter Psalms 99 Ducfs, so to TawPals' waHoa-thon 94 Calf call 131 Part of EMS: 17 Choice seat speak 95 Hub near Paris Abbr. 18 Christmas 59 Unvarying tOf School URL registration under way By GIA CHRISTIAN 96 "Love__" 132 Dec. holiday songs 60 "Wftere ending ACROSS 97 Must have now, 133 Like the sea lion 24 Word of ignorance Is bliss, 'tis folly to 102 Hard wear North Brunswick Recreation has an- 1 River (o the to an exec 134 Distrustful surrender be wise" poet 105 McDonald's nounced registration is under way for Rhine tOO Actress Arthur 135 Being, to Nero 26 "Door's open, 61 Neatenedthe founder the second annual "PawPals" dog walk-a- S "Crooklyn" 103 Stereotypical come , cowboy DOWN 29 Not winning or garden 107 Baked 108- thon Sept. 10 at 11 a.m. at Sabella Park, Down Woodard 104 Coll. course 1 Ins and ouls losing 66 Wine bottle North Brunswick. Fee is $12 for the first 108See107-Down 10 Makeup name? 106 Thick hafr 2 WWII menace 32 Have datum 109 Early book form dog and $5 for each additional dog. 15 Jazzy Gelz 107 Man on a 3 Not In the dark 33 Ugtit, maybe 68 Tree trunk bulge HOGarfleld's Phillip T. Baker'has been named as 19 Drama prize mission about 34 Deteriorate 71 Benign sort Recreation's "Artist of the Month," and 20 Discussion 109 Heal, to 4 Chefs crealion 39 Pacific Island 73 Tread heavily middle name his paintings are hanging at the gallery venue Geraldo 5 CiO partner capital 75 Ratio words 111 Canon in the municipal building. Gallery hours 21 Vague 112 One concerned 6 Place to park- 40 Price hike: 76 Gouda relative competitor are Monday-Friday from 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m. emanations with 116-Down 7 Drab and dowdy Abbr. 77 Pleasing 113 Proposal • >, .-. 41 Artsy NYC area 79 Ballet move 114 Tres y cuatro 1 Opening night will be Aug. 22 from 6:30- 22 Home to 119 King of the 8 Rustic • J ** Columbus fairies 9 May birthstone 42 Advantage 81 Good pface for 115 Felony, for one 8 p.m. Refreshments will be provided. 23 Contemporary 121 Museum 10 Reiaxed 44 1973 resignoe losing 116 See 112-Across For more information, call (732) 247- mass Interests pieces manner 45 Need to pay 83 Scrabble play 117 Volume unils 0922, ext. 475. Tb contact Baker about 26 GPA booster 122 10th-century 11 Muslim seel 46 Too concerned 84 Cameo stone 118 Strength of a his artwork, call (732) 407-3916 or e-mail 27 Kind of kitchen emperor 12 Bride follower about others? 86 Deliies in the solution, in [email protected]. 28 Bond order 123 Morning polful 13 lenore" poet's 48 Sales meeting form of animals Sussex 30 Sign up 125 Threat to a monogram visuai aid 88 Rumsfeld's gp. 120 Jotted Item The Sept. 11 ceremony will be held 31 That's enough surfer 14 Suffix with opal 49 Couple's word 90 Group with a 124 Govt. lender i Sept. 11 at noon at the memorial site on plot . 126 Not cloudy: already!'' 128 Individually 15 Bread for which 50 Let stand Hermann Road (the ceremony will be 35 Inventeuf's 129 Campus ietter San Francisco 52 PartofAAA: 93 Throe-time Abbr. moved into the municipal courtroom in notes 130 "South Pacific" is famous Abbr. Masters winner 127 One-eighty on is the event of rain). Sponsorship is still be- 36 Legendary hero 16 Severe pang 54 Writer Fleming 98 Sorbonne silk the road ing taken. The North Brunswick Arts Broncos - p p- g in ii v>. IS RJ Hi 17 and Humanities Committee will hold a • jHiiitnci u:!; 37 Calm side w farmer's market Sept. 17 from 8 a.m.-3 38 Melodramatic p.m. at Babbage Park (rain date Sept. ! cry I ff"* 26 18). Vendor spaces are $20 each, and the 40 Left end? event is free. Registration is under way 43 Tolkien tree 27 I 30 for the Senior Olympics scheduled for being f \ Sept. 30. 1b register, call Recreation at 44 Expands 131 I 32 35'* (732) 247-0922, ext. 478. 47 Sci-fi tioverers 51 Writer Roberts P The 23rd annual Heritage Day festi- 53 Smoke, slanglly 1 val will be Oct. 1 (rain date Oct. 2) from 55 Faint 45 •16 pp 50| noon-5 p.m. at Babbage Park. The event 66 Market surplus : ___ will feature food, music, ethnic dance 57 Trifling sum bp :; s? troops, face painting, pony rides, car- 62 The NHL's Phil, 53 [54 familiarly riage rides, a performance by 63 Take on 14; Beatfemania, a petting fcoo and fireworks 64 The Joker M164 1 at 7 p.m. at the North Brunswick portrayer ] Township High School stadium. 65 Not COQl Nominations for the Heritage Award 67 Egg substance are now being accepted, The award is be- 69 S.F. setting stowed annually to a township resident 70 Projecting part • 5 1 39 | 72 Pay rr 183 * dedicated to improving the quality of life 7*1 Old Greek garb in North Brunswick as a volunteer with 76 Addl. document [91™ H HP a nonprofit or civic organization for an in an envelope extended period of time. Submissions 78 Brandy bottle 101 1(12 i must be made in writing and include a letters ! lol 107 detailed description of why the nominee 80 Dublin-born poet is deserving of the honor, and specific in- ,,0 82 Connect with, P I 112 [l 13 114 I 110 11/ formation on the nominee's involvement as a dock post in the community must be included. SB Actress 11!) Rg •mi Nominations may be submitted to the Cameron I2;i Heritage Day Committee, 710 Hermann 87 Sniiched 127 89 Theatrical I Road, North Brunswick 08902. t-'it TifT • Crafters, vendors and local organiza- material? •fTH" 91 Phobiaprelix tions may also participate. For a vendor ia:> application or more information, call 92 Parting word \ Recreation at (732) 247-0922, ext. 478. Answers ar§:e on; page 26 u 1] RICK SPRINGFIELD Comedy Central Presents MY MOTHER'S ITALIAN, MY FATHER'S with special DREW CAREY & The Improv | JEWISH & I'M IN THERAPY - Starring guests The Squirts All Star "Green Screen Tour'' I Steve Solomon SUNDAY, 10/16, 3pm 8/19, 8pm SATURDAY, 10/1 TWO SHOWS) 5 & 8pm I STEVE TYRELL - Great American I Standards In His Rich, Sultry Voice GREEN JULIUS LA. ROSA & |WEDNESDAY, 10/19, 8pm I'm So Tired of Being Alone The American Jazz & "let's Stay Together" Repertory Orchestra | CAPITOL STEPS I FRIDAY, 8/26, 8pm Weekday Matinee! Musical Political Satire tmm WEDNESDAY, 10/5, 2pm FRIDAY, 10/21, 8pm J JIMMY DORSEY OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN ORCHESTRA "Physical" & "You're The One 732-842-9000 & THE PIED PIPERS That I Want" 99 Monmontli St, Red Bank, NJ Weekday Matinee! SUNDAY, 10/9, 8pm WEDNESDAY, 9/21, tre.org NS SENTINEL, August 18, 2005 23 . Movies AIG'S GRILL 'Four Brothers' is concerned HURRASCO SKEWER CUISINE more with moral than reality Brazilian with a touch of lessly she was murdered; they turn up Mediterranean flavor in evidence suggesting maybe there was North Brunswick, NJ ohn Singleton's "Four Brothers" is something more to this killing. As long an urban Western, or maybe it's an as we're talking about the influence of IA unique array of options for meat /overs J urban movie inspired by a Western; old movies, a crucial clue in "Four I Al Baig's GriH, meats are brought on skewers and carved directly either way, it's intended to be more Brothers" involves when the lights are I onto your plate by Baig's Grill attired servers in an atmosphere mythic than realistic. It connects with turned off on a basketball court; I was I that suits both casunl and formal dinning with .southing and underlying moral currents in the way reminded of the almanac in John Ford's ianlly decorated environment. Westerns used to, back before greed, "Young Mr. Lincoln" (1939) that provides fear, anger and "society" provided action the phases of the moon. •"'"'•••'() Skewered style All You Can Eat llaming barbecue movies with all the motivation they I won't describe the rest of the plot, meals. Adiina, Chicken, Sleaks, Lamb/Beef Kabobs, needed. which unfolds like a police procedural, and much more... The movie opens with a sweet white- but I will note a nice touch involving the Vast variety of urge satisfying, tender, juicy, and haired grandmother type who arrives at way Jeremiah looks guilty for a moment a Detroit convenience store late at night. simply because he is successful and gen- perfectly marinated entrees: -Steaks, Gyro, Adana, Wrong store, wrong neighborhood, we're erous. And I'll mention the key support- Seafood, and oilier combination platters. thinking (was it only last week that ing characters. Terrence Howard and r somebody was gunned down in a store Josh Charles play the two cops on the ALL YOU CAN EAT for C2w'c^£tmcfi Try our Tasty emdTrresh GRILLED MEATS just like this in "November"?). .But case, and Ghiwetel Ejiofor ("Dirty Pretty Sandwiches, Salads, Desserts, and Cold/Hot Drinks Evelyn Mercer (Fionnula Flanagan) has Things"), who is one of the nicest men a reason to be alive, plays one of there: A frightened the meanest men in Entertain and impri.sj>,pj.r gue|ts young kid has been Detroit. He's a Ribeye, Sirloin, Short Ribs caught shoplifting "Four Brothers" crime boss whose Beef & Veal T-Bone some candy, and •••• methods Tor hum- she settles things Paramount presentation bling his underlings with ' the store Directed by: John Singleton pass beyond mere owner and puts the cruelty into dement- fear of god into the Starring: Mark Wahlberg, Tyrese ed ingenuity. ,amb Chops, Whole Lamb/ We don *tjust serve food, we serve our customers Gibson, Andre Benjamin, Garrett kid. 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In Excluding liolid.ivs,ftr,,j She was a foster mother all of her life, between those two www.baifiSRrill.com and these were the only four she couldn't he made the provocative "Baby Boy" find homes for: Bobby (Mark Wahlberg), (2001), which attacks some young black Angel (Tyrese Gibson), Jeremiah (Andre men who feel licensed to live at home Benjamin) and Jack (Garrett Hedlund). with their mothers, thoughtlessly father Bobby is the oldest, the natural leader, children, avoid work and perpetuate the the one with a temper, Angel is the play- cycle. That had the kind of critical er with a hot babe (Sofia Vergara). insight into the kinds of realities that Jeremiah is a success; he's married (to distinguish his first, and greatest, film, Taraji P. Henson), has a family, is "Boyz n the Hood" (1991). (Singleton is involved in real estate deals. Jack is a also the producer of the current drama rock-and-roller. "Hustle and Flow," a more ambitious and 100 s 01 Satisfied Customers in Vour Local Area References Available They all have the name Mercer, and insightful urban film that also uses the they all consider Evelyn their mom, but talents of Terrence Howard and Taraji P. they grew up on mean streets and have Henson.) "Four Brothers" wants basical- BUY DIRECT AND SAVE! not spent a lot of time getting all senti- ly to be an entertainment, although it mental about being "brothers." That deliberately makes the point that in an Largest In-Stock Selection begins to change at the funeral, when increasingly diverse society, people of they wordlessly agree that their moth- different races may belong to the same in the State er's death requires some kind of action. family. Package Includes: Template in Template, Delivery Jeremiah, the businessman, observes: "Pour Brothers" works as an urban S Installation 2-4 days. "The people who did this are from the thriller, if not precisely as a model of Choice of 3 Edges Install in same streets we're from. Mom would logic. There is, for example, a bloody and •Sealer approximately (1 Year guarantee have been the first to forgive them." True extended gun battle involving hundreds on Installation) 2 weeks. of Mom, not true of them. of rounds of machine-gun bullets and a This story is inspired by Henry stack of dead bodies, and afterward a cop Hathaway's "The Sons of Katie Elder" observes, "It looks like self-defense." Yes, (1965), unseen by me but cited by my fel- but since that cop cannot make the point low critic Emanuel Levy. (I am awed by after the smoke clears, why is there no China Gold the number of films I have seen, and investigation to tidy up the carnage? I OJEC Rose Porino awed by the number I have not seen.) 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After appropriately maul- as hometown team "Plus, he made the call ing West Sussex of without even getting an Delaware on Saturday by advances appeal from the other a score of 19-5, courtesy of team." two three-run dingers by BY DOUG MoKENZlE Fredericks was even Affinito in the eighth more upset when, upon inning, Milltown beat CAMDEN — In Sunday's 7-6 win over questioning the call with Nor-Gwyn behind the arm the Nor-Gwyn Hawks, the Pennsylvania the home plate umpire, he of starting pitcher Matt state champions, the Milltown Post 25 was told he could not Metsch. Maulers advanced to play on the final protest the call or the "It was important for day of Mid-Atlantic Senior Legion game, and that if he didn't us to put together a huge Regions for the first time in team history. return to the dugout, he effort going through the "This is the furthest Milltown has would be tossed from the losers bracket," ever been," Milltown Post 25 head coach game, and the next one, if Fredericks said, "Metsch Glenn Fredericks said. "We're very necessary. came out and dominated proud, but wo don't want it to end here." "He wouldn't even lis- Nor-Gwyn the entire time. Unfortunately, it did. ten to me," Fredericks His effort personifies The Milltown team came back on said. "All he said was that what this whole team is .Monday and lost a controversial 10-7 he was going to run me about." contest to the host Brooklawn team (the out of the game." Metsch went the dis- same team Milltown had already de- The other questionable tance, allowing just two feated twice in state tournament play) to call came on the game's earned runs and one walk end their season in the regional tourna- final play. through nine innings. ment final. With Anderson, who "They scored some Following the conclusion, Fredericks was leading the nation in unearned runs off Metsch was anything but pleased with the way hits coming into the game with two outs, but he his team was treated throughout the and was already 4-for-5 on never lost his composure;" tournament, both on and off the field, the day with a pair of dou- Fredericks said. "He particularly in the final game. bles, coming up to the struck out the last hitter "I'm not making any excuses, but they plate representing the with the tying run on sec- [Brooklawn] had every single advantage tying run with two on and ond." you could possible have throughout this two outs, he was called out Milltown erupted for tournament," Fredericks said. "We felt on a pitch that nearly hit four in the fifth to go up 7- like we were playing Brooklawn every his ankle. 3 and build a lead that game with some of the things that were "First of all, the second was just enough to hold of going against us. They wanted us out of strike bounced in the dirt," Nor-Gwyn. Steve Abbott here, and did everything they could to Fredericks said. "The led off the inning with a get the Brooklawn team through to the catcher had to get out of single and moved to sec- nationals." the crouched position just ond on a sac bunt by to knock it down. And the Harry Douglas, whose What Fredericks and the Maulers had guy calls it a strike. bunt was so well-placed in mind was a trip to the Senior Legion he was safe at first. Nationals in South Dakota. After send- "Then, on the last ing the Pennsylvania state champs pack- pitch, it almost hits him in "Harry put down an ing, Milltown faced. Brooklawn needing the shin, and the gay rings excellent bunt," two wins to travel to the Nationals. him up and then sprints to Fredericks said. But Monday's first game didn't go in the tunnel," He Had a big game for Milltown's favor, despite out-hitting the What made things us going 3-for-5 at the top Brooklawn team 17-12. worse was that Affinito, of the lineup, and the next "How do you out-hit a team like that who led the nation in slug- scon PILLING staff guy behind him, ging percentage, home Eric HInes and the Milltown Maulers entered Monday's action just two wins Anderson, • was just as and not win the game," Fredericks said. runs and RBIs, and was away from clinching a berth In the Senior Legion Nationals In South Dakota, effective. Andy hit some "I know we were the better team, and but fel110 tne nos that you can only beat a good team so "by far and away the best t Brooklawn team in the,MId-Atlantic Regional finals, 10-7. ciutch two-out hits." player down there," After the Douglas many times. But this wasn't the way for Milltown was left wondering how they us to go out." according to Fredericks, was left stand- bunt, Anderson repeated the feat, ing on deck. were not the team heading to South bunting for another base hit, and Abbott Brooklawn was the beneficiary of a Dakota next week. scored on a throwing error by Hawks' couple of questionable calls, the first of "They handpicked this crew for this game, and that is completely unaccept- "This was supposed to be our year," pitcher Sean McLaverty, which came in the sixth inning. After Fredericks said. "We had the better Andy Anderson started a two-out rally able," Fredericks said two days following "Teams think they have it made once the game. "The home plate umpire is the team, and 'we had already proven it they get past Affinito, but this team hits with a double, slugger Chris Affinito was twice. i intentionally walked, setting up Drew head official of the Camden County base- one through nine," Fredericks said. ball league, and for him to even be there "They were the No. 4 team in New "They proved that by keeping it going Silver's RBI single. Scott Dyckman then Jersey [behind Rivervale, Milltown and came to the plate and hit a slow dribbler is a conflict of interest. after Nor-Gwyn intentionally walked Aft Wayne] and they'll be representing; us in in the fifth." down the first-base line. The first-base "The two games we played before that the nationals. They don't deserve that be- umpire immediately called the ball foul, had Big East officials, and they were the , The intentional walk was certainly cause they didn't even qualify for the re- not a bad move by Nor-Gwyn. In his two seemingly ending the play. best officiated games we had all year. gional tournament." "These guys wouldn't even let us previous games, Affinito hit four round- But when Affinito rounded third and protest the game," he added. "It was a But it was the events of the regional trippers and knocked in 13 runs* slowed up as he approached home plate, chain-of-command type thing, but there tournament that left -Fredericks steam- After the intentional walk, Drew Sil- the Brooklawn pitcher threw the ball are some higher-ups that are certainly ing. ver drew another base on balls and home, where Affinito was tagged. The going to hear about this." "They had the easiest ro%d, and they picked up an RBI. Dyckman plated an- home plate umpire then called Affinito gave themselves extra days' rest when out, claiming after the play that he had Eric Hines took the loss for Milltown, other Milltown runner as he took first allowing 10 runs off 12 hits in nine in- they needed it for their pitchers," he said. base from getting hit by a pitch. Affinito over-ruled the first-base umpire's foul "This is why we were disappointed to be call. nings. Anderson and Drew Silver (4-for- scored the final Milltown run on a dou- 5, three RBIs) led the offense, while going down there in the first place. ble-play ball, and the four-run lead But his explanation didn't appease Affinito added his fifth home run and "I just feel really bad for my kids," he proved insurmountable for Nor-Gwyn. Fredericks. 14th RBI of the tournament to lead off added. 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You have for DVD 352-469-0444 access 24 liours a day, 7 days EATONT0WN - Raised Ranch Sell Your Merchandise valued at $150 or less o week, to statewide sheriff in Stirrup Lane. 7 rms. 3 br., sales, foreclosures, RFP. bids ,5ba.. roc. rm,, 1 car garage, for schools, lown meellngs. Call Classified today ill liiimt tirdivd. Mrs., plastor • Wise Buys rales iqply lo private individuals. and we will help you ,alls, 3/4 acte; park like corner lyries. Search lor notices iran- wiitc an effective .il *u\t\i\ •,•. .mlnm-i Local 732-358-5210 inn Coluini,*!. 2 la IJO Mcafly. Goto: Fax 732-780-4678 rrn , din rm., fsm. rm, www njputificno1lces.com lor EIK, rfeck, CMC, new aj • Coupon cannot be used fa sale of peLs orcciJIcclilile hems, ie: close ID RT. 287/NYC Ira subscribe. $2,FiOO/nio.+util. 732-68B-586: Beanie Babies, baseball cauls, etc. «/ ==* cows elds 2 graniie kils., liv . din.. • Wise Buys ads cannot be accepted by phone. Caipoti ad must be delivered, fhxed, B-niailolornifiiled PUBLIC NOTICE (am., 3 br., 2.5 l)a., stone Irpl., porcelain, to Gator Media Newspapa^. tile & wood throughout •WiseBuys adsarclDiutedtola(lj)Hiweekpei'lamil)'. • Coupon expires 12&1/2Q05. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Jhatthe State of New Jersey, Department Plus much more. $669,000. of Transportation, Bureau of Maintenance Engineering & Operations 732-319-9207 J732-906-1422 2% Referral Fee (or Support, in compliance with section 10.9 of the New Jersey Pesticide Licensed Realtors. Control Code N.J.A.C. Title 7, Chapter 30, will be applying pesticides to 4 LINES * 2 WEEKS DISON. North - Custom 3 br. vegetation growing within the State highway right-of-ways, beginning anch. Well maintained. Many $ •iigtiOualilyExIras, $639,000. August 27, 2005 and continuing through September 25,2005. '- Realtors! 732-494-5075 for as little as £» Applications of pesticides will be made in all 21 counties during this ORDS; SELL BY OWNER time period. Trained personnel of the Bureau of Maintenance i. young, 4 bdrm., 2'h bath, to NY City '— Engineering & Operations will make all applications. P,, NAME_ I 732-738-B98B The following list contains brand names and active ingredients of ADDRESS pesticides that may be applied: CITY. .STATE. PESTICIDE ACTIVE INGREDIENTS ACKSON-Miiiil ' • . ZIP_ Roundup Glyphosate .PHONE. Krenite S Carbomoyl Phosphonate Q Draw attention to your ad, use our Wise Buy Owl |jL for only an additional $1 25 for Oust Sulforneuron Methyl LINCROFT/MIDDLETOWN bd 3 bh li ll one zone or $2.50 for both zones, Banvel CST , Dicamba Tempo Cyflutherin Choose one zone $5 or two zones $10 Karmax DF Diruon ANALAPAN; By Owner, Q North Zone: Suburban, No/So Sentinel, East Brunswick Sentinel, Woodbridge Sentinel BR, 4'A Bath, 5100 s/1, Chi Ground equipment will be used in all applications alonlal at the Grande al Edison/Mctuchen Sentinel, Independent. All persons interested in obtaining additional information on this alt le ground. Granite tops, iking appliances, sun rm., • South Zone: News Transcript, Hub, Atlanlicville, Examiner, Tri-Town News Brick spraying program are requested to contact the following person(s) by w maple floors, 2 fireplaces, ind/security, custom clos- Township Bulletin counties of responsibility, between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. , cent, vac, 3-cat garage PI-EASE 1NCI.UIJR All SI'ACTS AND I'I'NCI UATION. ONE CHARACTER PER I10X. LI-AVIi ONESWCE IN DFTWEEH WOIHK a few amenities included, Aram Mardekian, 200 Stierli Court, Mt. Arlington, NJ 08756-1322 riced lo sell at $929,900. Telephone: 973-770-5123 rincipals Only-732-303-9446 Counties: Morris, Warren, Sussex, Bergen, Essex, Passaic & Union ARLBORO - Avail. Immed. Mint Colonial. 4 br., 2,5 ba., ;ar garage, 1.I 1bmt.. H acre. Bernard James, RT 79 & Daniels Way, 'freehold, NJ 07728 JW HT/AC: roc duvcr/ay ;<. w t 355-1,900. Telephone: 732-308-4100 Open House 8/21,12-5pm, Counties: Mercer, Middlesex, Monmouth, Ocean, Hunterdon & Calf 732-688-9399 VISA Somerset, ARLBORO - L-shaped bi- include phone numbers as part of copy in boxes. veJ. 5 bedrms., 3 baihs, hard- sod floors, living rm.. dining Make checks payable to Greater Media Newspapers. Payment William Kingsland, RT. 70 & N.J. Turnpike, Cherry Hill, NJ 08034 1 i., family rm. w/fireplace, in- ound pool, sprinklers, land- cc# Telephone: 856-466-6650 aped, 30 yi. fool. Potential Exp other-dnughter. Close to Counties: Atlantic, Burlington, Camden, Cape May, Cumberland, S S Alln. Wise Buys, ©Greater Media Newspapers, Classified, P.O. Box 5001, Freehold Nl 07728 Gloucester & Salem YcYrans" & s°h^iJpWql 575,900. Call 732-530-E97B FAX 732-780-4678 • E-MAIL [email protected] . , • u.,.TU[:TP ftC EL, August 18,2005 35 007 Houses 012 Lots & 025 Business 035 Help Wanted •', for Sale ; Acreage h Opportunities FullTime SOUTH RIVER BRICKTOWN ALL CASH CANDY ROUTE. C.A, lorChiroptaclic offfco. Print & Deliver Opportunities Young 4 bedroom Colonial w/ BUILDING Do you aafn up fo $80Wday? 15 hours a week. large FB.. firepl, Center Island LOT FOR SALE I •localcartd jafcai •y route. Matured Responsible. kitchen, 16 x 14 deck, sprinklers CALL 732-295-7407 30 Machines am Fax Resume 732-283-3615 &MOHE! $574,999. Call Srini RE/Max Firs! Hearty, 732-819-0130 CABEl.A'S NYS TROPHY CHILD CARE • Work at Home Custom Made Flyers PROPERTIES BY Cllf"li:> I MONDAY MORNING INC. MAS ASSOCIATES. 5 Acres- you making $1,710 per Middlesex County 008Condos Borders Sta1e-$ 1 7,900. 5 week? All cash vending routes Call 732-743-9595 s-New Cabln-$29,900. 64 L •. .iih limn-- |.ii..iii New 2005 Mazda 6 New 2004 Mazda MPV New 2005 Mazda Tribute Buy For/ Buy For r Buy For 5tk#55M49706,4 Dr, 4 Cyl. Auto, ABS, FWD, PL/PM/PW, Pwr Stlrf 5KM6269B, 6 Cyl, 4 Dr, Auto, 4x4, ABS, Pl/PW, Pwr Brakes/ Brokes/Sleerinp, lilt, RR Defrost, Keyless Entry, Cloth, Tint, A/C, Stk# 50552421,4 Dr, Auto, 6 Cyl, A/C, Pl/PW/FM, Cruise. AM/FM/CD, Steering, Tilt, RR Defrost, Keyless Entry, Cloth, Tint, A/C, Air Bags, Roof Traction ControC «' Ns, AM/FM/CD, MSRP 520,505. Rebates: Air Bags, Tint, Keyless Entry, RR Defrost, Pwr Steering/ Brakes, lilt, MSRP Rack, AM/FM/CD, Cruise, Alloy Wheels, MSRP $25,635. Rebates: $2,000 Customer Cash, S1.000 Mazdo American Credit, $1,000 $23,915. Rebates: $3,000 Customer Ciish, $1,000 fcdo American Credit, $3,000 Customer Cosh, $1,000 Mozda American Credil, $1,000 Sonsone Owner Loyalty. To qualified buyers. $1,000 Sansone Owner Loyalty. To qualified buyers. Sansone Owner Loyally. To qualified buyers. CALL RIGHT NOW FOR PRE-APPROVAL 800-791-1649 CANSONES^MAZDA •* 90-100 ROUTE 1 • WOODBRIDGE, NJ 07001 CALL TODAY (866) 427-0820 WWW.RT1AUTOMALL.COM All prices plus tax, license, reg. and $199 Doc. fee. This advertisement acts as a coupon and must be presented at time of sale. Dealer is not responsible for typographical errors or omissions. Photos are for illustrative purposes only. All rebates to qualified buyers. On approved credit. SENTINEL, August 18, 2005 37 nh MERCU PLAN /Y0 D'AMICO VALUE WSCOUKLTEEEI 2 YEARS FREE MAINTENANCE EtfRoS! Purchase any new 2005 Sable, Mountaineer or LS and 2-YEAR LINCOLN MERCURY D'Amico will give you a 3773 MAINTENANCE PLAN! 2005 MERCURY SABLES 2005 MERCURY MOUNTAINEERS D'AMICO VALUE DISCOUNT D'AMICO VALUE DISCOUNT 12 YEAR LINCOLN MERCURY f3TTT3 2 YEAR LINCOLN MERCURY MAINTENANCE PLAN* ld3 MAINTENANCE PLAN* WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD! 1 st Time Buyers Repossessions I L j N C O L N t D'Amico New Jah Bankruptcy Recent Graduate Divorce 6 Year/75,000 Mile Bumper to Gives You Slow Payment No Payment Bumper Warranty The Credit i IT'S FAST 24 Hour Roadside Assistance i & EASY FREE First Oil & Filter Cttonj , You Neeil! ' CAUNOWI • Service Loaner JUST A SAMPLE Of D'AMICO'S QUALITY PRE-OWNED VEHICLES IN STOCK! '96 DODGE '97 MERCURY •99 MERCURY '01 FORD INTREPID GRAND MARQUIS TAURUS Mr, V6. auto, ps. pta, ac, irtaosOoft. cros Ss ojntral. illata. pawr whto'ssal.clolii.a!ami STKi?613A. V]H#VX656876 87017 mi. I'i-:... ti,;i;.cnii._' ivr- wndcwilotts. Of*. Ooft$ STOS609A V[fi*TH2?»3O.68437 ml $ $ 3400 4295 *6495 %9OO 10495 •02 MERCURY '04 PONTIAC VW SABLE 4di,fai,aulo.ps.pt' i •••.;, in .-.;•.itccass.powHlocks. GRAND AM SAT , v,t ."• -i :,!'•:•-• ••••• VI,'. ";V, •...'." ;,.?!.m , auto, ps, ABS, K. B-itags, S'.PI p.-.r.. r. taos sltasssltass. p*i writs/seat. $1 ',' ,--• ;• -•• i >w :.•:.•. w.v!»-,:i;v? V(W££?i'«3S 290S? i 10,900 12,495 * 13,995 14,900 '04 MAZDA JNCOLH JNCOLN t INEER 4X4 TOWN DR4X4 4Jf. *efl, aulo. ps. pb. ac aibags. st'ed. (/del, pctm wivfa. dolh. VB. auto, ps, ASS. ac artes. sttreaW, pin nhta/seals, fchliSTXIP791VlW<1ia6324i587eml 4dr,V8.auto,pi fi ..• , i :•]. .S.KI.'.T f,,«wii»*s/Mats. l,»ar«.STBm(?&S rt IsaHie', atoys. torn St«5S37A Yl'im mownDol leather ?•.,, \M'rli-/ ViM3jJ0265S.52O16ml. $ $ 15,600 HZ995 21,900 27695 ^29,995 WgAer Standards, Lower Prices! UffflSn l Pat D'Amlco ROUTE 18 • OIST BRUNSWICK • 732-257-530J 0 Visit Us At: www.damicocars.Dom Projmms sjijeil lo ibot. fiw include ill irt to be poid by a («imi I . 'fti*non((fbfaforf«ol«tatiij;M«it/!liio4Ui«oln;ita«en'fBiifcW lies W. fnolos to fclioh only. U cois saM Miietiull» ot t. Deofci ml [espmsiHi loi m oi o«i»i«. Ill supcefa oil -prior offers. ©!ii III Mieilbinj. on Fold Hotoi Cnnpoiiy piogmm, on new 2005 ,'•/-• '.','.'.• ^ 38 SENTINEL, August 18, 2005 035 Help Wanted 035 Help Wanted i 035 Help Wanted 035 Help Wanted I 036 Help Wanted Full Time FullTime FullTime FullTime • HANDY PERSONS (6) • DELIVERY DRtVER RECEPTIONIST/OFFICE SS SALON POSTIONSSS REPORTER NEEDED ASSISTANT PT/FT-Merlii-:tt :.ti!,fi|v SIDII; in Hair stylists, manicurist;, a Attention Attention y^ round.. Truck/vanTruck/van.. IVI.V..K.. Well spoken, organized 8 asslslanls, 00% commission "' alapan.Call73,?-.io:*-l54i;(") features beat ID Middles* Greater Media Call 732-770-9836 cvlh< quired redCal. Call 7327011l 732-701-1000 3 County Experience prelerre computer literate. si, 6 weeks. Healih benefits Greater Media bul will train the right perso Call 732-590-3600 exl. 227. Monroe Area. 732-521 -2535 Newspaper Readers Newspaper Readers !•! ICIONAL COLLECTIONS Litigation, real estate. Please send resume 8 clips 1 Note thafiheiille ol this clas- MANAGER East Brunswick oflice. RESTRAURANTHELP Note that the lltle of this clas- Operations Managar lor iLquor Greater Media Newspaper • ihi'ii is Employment ' ;alion is Employmeni ix resume to 732-828-9105. Attention: Karl Vlfacoba Now Quick Service BBQ __ 'Ices. Ads under i;ni|iloy store in Edison. Orgam^iiuxi.il seeks cashJerr>>'c(>un!f>i In ecled lor doctors office C PAINTERS - Transpori.'ilioii merit services are noi jot) accounting 8, materials P.O. Box 5001 servers & kitchen help, Al . ._.noons, Evenings, Saturdays ,l 5«rvices"are Sof|ob lequUsd. Own UiUitl toals, 1 alters. Thase advertisements handling skrtls ate iGqultod. Fteohoid, HJQTTaa Shitls. Positive altiludo ri-i|in Old Fridge. Call 7a2-679-B020 IllU'l , I 111' ''- ;«ti.'fltl'-,<'llU'nt . Nent S ClRati -10 linuuwm't-k irovide a service, for a fee, Send resume 10: or tax to: 732-780-4)92 Keyport. 732-264-uOr iroviclo a service, for a lee, Manager, P.O.Box 45 $16-518 an hour. 732-687-1022 DATA ENTRY- South Ri\_ fhey do not provide actual 043 Appliances service seeks reliable S hey do not provide actual urnployment. Metuchen.NJ 03840 PRESCHOOL TEACHERS SALES SALES - REAL ESTATE employment. or call 732-225-5571. X ient individual for dati Slate of Hie Ait Child C.ire Fa- • No Layoffs •ni'; Good typing skills & dati ranee Company ne P/T applications also being i iiny <, looking for creative, ex- •No Downsizing lie to help mail out in accepted. Media Sales Opportunity jntfy experience preferred ink? All cash vending routes arienceaPre-School > Control What You Make Hi prime localions available i forms from home. M CLOTHES DRYER Monday-Friday, 20-25 hours/ Kenmore, gas. Excellent eachers.Flexible hours. •High Volume Business ik. 732-248-1440, ext.107 wlllnder $9,000 Investment $B75.95-$1432.95 weekly! Manufacturing ? iter Media Newspaper i."h'Mum..SI0Cl. 732-7B7-5B97 ~' iso call 732-679-24WJ or jeklng a dynamic, bt Call Natalie 732-617-2020 ax resume 732-24B-3332 wired Call Toll Free (2A-71 1 -972»7O6-5t62 esumo to 732-679-24S0 CUSTODIAN 1ST SHIFT JCHOOL BUS DRIVERS 800-963-2654 NOW HIRING: Companies DORM REFRIGERATOR Experienced ,mcl il.'|ii-n'J.ihl(.' WANTED. Will train. Yea isperately need employees to 3.7 cubic leet. $50. or besl serving Monmouih. MiiWtese ATTENTIONI Work Aroi person needed to do general unrJ employment available Your Schedule. Earn An E isemble products al home. No ifffer. Call 732-727-5961 and Ocean Counties. •In Raphael Inc. 732-251-244 $<150-I500/Month. Pa " I~ mi • .t! i sales ability, a ptofes 732-438-6610 or 732-672-1409 $2,000-4500 Full Tii file, model WGP3B9WEVWW. factory. Dulies Include light STERILIZATION / DENTAL REAL ESTATE AGENT 'aired oriented a must. Mus ASSISTANT - Brace Place DRIVERS - For school va 808-236-9867 Wlllll; (HI '.Vhllc. ;«)" w/tjuill-IIl cleaning, trash removal, and www.vislon321.c miscftllaneaus duties. possess sUong vetbal an- Orthodontics seeking hard Henllli cnte nynllnhle. '2005 Postal Jobs $17.39-$ ddft S325 bl ff Overtime availability and ; our on going pre- lice rising —illen skills, be loam orlente working team player lor Pheonlx Transporlatlo CDL DRIVERS NEEDED-MTI 39.00/hr accepting calls 7 days Advancement Opportunities ___.-Ses&S5IJI(;Mi>ilMillll. J [-. I v-!n. id thrive in the face e Freehold7Howell office Will Catl732-52l-1B18 is LEASING drivers lo relocate - -reek. Green card OK. Fed- NEVER USEDI Bisqua/Blk. train. Excellent beneiit I Hire/Full Benefits CUT Flrsl Eh 111 Hours: 7:30.4:Ot»prn mpslilion. Previous news esl Services: buses, trucks, tractors through- ill' !i',v,i',l..'i , iii.il' liimi Imtilly Second Shift Hours: Call Ursula al 732-583-5400 per or yellow page sale package. Call 732-462-7676 out the US, Musi have good liable. II ,uil liulijM lioih Konmore. Aberdeen/Mat wan MENLO PARK MALL ._ B88-S43-3125 •KlUliiri- I.mi norm; ,i plus A rollabli TEACHER-HEAD TEACHER ooklng for P/T Guests Service driving record, DOT physical, $395 lor bolt). 732-787-1656 pass pre-empfoyment drug Allenlown offers a clean end l.d drives' license, ar For East Windsor child car nepiesenialives. GSR will be drug free working environment, _. ranee requlrad. center, Early Childhood Cerl esponsibla for sales, custoniei s/Eslale Planning! We SEWING MACHINE Portable competitive salaries, and an We olfer a competitive salary 800-482-9110 M-F 9AM-5PM ttcatan lequlted. Responstol tnquiies, providing conciatge r_ Itte ^\iflUtiGU leads, con\- Kenmore. 5»50. REAL ESTATE Opportunities commission, excellent benefit* •vi I lo customers and tenants, |»h'lr ifrutiiic't linmirm .tint Did 401K. /Administrate Call 732-388-0455 The Real Estate Mfirkct Is HOT) •pre-Kages. 609-440-3881 "iswering phones & supporting ..-..j. US Government "lies suppoil. $1,80D-$2,700 Be a part ol it! • Cel I i,vn .eil $12-$48/hr Full Benefits. Paid iekly Income potential. Prior in :jrn| ,••:, • •;. i-I \HIJI cr.il Ui-.uj-.i ilerested can'dldntes should Training a Vacations. No Ex- or fax In L">Ct:k_Vl R'ili'l h'y m ill iter Media Newspapoi TEACHER AIDE •Work clc-salohome! Old Bridge pre-school. Em ax Resume to 732-549-9370. - "ncessary. Groen AIIGHIOWJ) Cl'l 1111 I '•!!:[ II ll'-ht ( 1} Rose Estephan, Manager P.O. Box 5001 AtiiiiAmy Gorman or Call 732-028-1481 165Ro[j|e52c, P.O. Bc-X 698 Freehold, NJ 07728 ge tic, organ ized, chl 732-946-9400 s-ensjliva. nours; 8:45a' Email Resume lo Allontoun. NJ0850J EOBAA WeTchert Realtors, Holm do! Attention: L. Cuifarl SECRET SHOPPGHt.; ML! It [email protected] ED tOI SHIM! I -J,ih),\»miii, li.'l Simon Properly Group, Inc. DATA ENTRV Work Iron) a Flexible Hoursl $$$$S Paid to Shop. Local Slores, " iqual oppotlunity employe white. $200. 732-3 jnd2 Year Old Roo... _._jt Pay SS$$$I Personal- nl.iinruHs, ft Theaters, Stale of the art child care facilit Help Wanted Computer Required. niricj I'lovidod, Flexible STOVE- Whirlpool, lookinrj lor creative expor JO YOU LOVE CANDLES? 1 -800-873-0345 EXT #208 Hours.. Email Required, Gold Deluxe, white. Brand One of America's fastest growing 1-iKiH !,n!;-9024 ext. 6333 condition, 30", S175. Executive Sedan Drivers need teachers. Flexibl Driver- COVENANT uiirs. Call 732-679-2450 irty plans, ParlyLite® needs UP TO $1750 WEEKLY!! Call 732-636-4981 insultants S Leaders lo earn up TRANSPORT. Excellent Pay r lax 732-679-2490 Benefits for Experienced Company Expanding! Now Ac UPRIGHT FREEZER; IIMP.TI.II o $30-$35. par hour. Pt-Ft, no **$1OOO Sign-On Bonus! Drivers, O/O. Sols. Teams ant -epilng Applications^ EAs 16 cu.ll., manual defrosl. rweslinent. Call Joy 732-20CH173Q Graduate Students. Bonuses Work From Homol $50 Cas chool c MAILROOM Av.ukiblp Hclilgeraled Now E u IS ' l For a limited time only!. F Available. SQ8-lt1ORE-PAY Writinng I (888-667-3729) WASHER & DRYER Elizabeth, NJ Maspeth, MY rt-time Positions available, "8•800-480-9440 0 Exl 411 Washer $150.,Dryer $140., TEACHERS & TEACHERS UP TO $4 000 WEEKLY) Ex- IF you love to drive, havejiiiowleujjeof the trislale area and enjoy working with people / or nighl shifts, mid-weeh Driver: TUITION PAID Iraln- "•--:ked $280.Heavy duty. AIDS-New Day Care Canter ledule. Job requires some •" i Weekly Paycheckl Writ- in Sayreville. starting In ngl CDL-A In 2 1/2 weeksl Tu- we want lo talk to youl Benefits Include lu'.iltii. iKiiUI, li'lV insurance, • no ol newspaper bundles, lion relmbursemenl lor recenl iuaranteel 11 Year Na- 401M, and Uiitlon assistance! Septembai. Experience wltli iding Inserts Into machine, graduates! Miles, Money, .'Ida Company Now Hiring! WASHER1 && DRYEDRYER -- Mswtui) children required. icklng ol newspapers and Home Timel Must be 21. Drive .i y Work Sanding Out Our ictrlc. Exc. condilfon. Call 732- 23S-7797 IIMFORMATIOW SESSIONS CHST Van Expedited. ;illl|)lt> Oill- I'.llh! ItKlI^llllll'l TEACHERS (F/T) TEACHEi ulles. $8.00 per hour, 20 to 800-552-2778 """" Postage, Supplies! Awe- 43-10561h Road 78ODowdAve. 5 hours per week Contact ASSISTANT (FT/PT)& DRIVERS - DALLAS MAVIS. 3 Bonusesl FREE INFOR- WASHER & ELECTHIC Maspeth, NY 11378 Elizabeth. NJ 072Q1 COOK (FT) Matt Coughlin, 732-254-7004 MATION, CALL NOWII DRYER • Kenmore. SSOO./both Tuesday's @ 12 PM xt.20Q or fill out application Dry Van Division is seeking Tuesday's© 2PM Kiddle Academy ol Mnrlboi Owner Operators MldWest lo 1-800-242-0363 ext. 4200 II sell separately. Thursday's © 7PM Wednesday's.© 7PM Call Lauren 732-536-9708 t: 10 Connerty Court Call 732-985-5517 East Brunswick, NJ 0SB16 East Coast runs Gross Rates Pio Registration neccssnijl Conn1 prqi.mnl Id MIJ mil .in .ijipfli dtlrin .ind briny river's abstract ir lax resume 732-536-9950 $1.65 lo $2.25- Plus slip pay Toll Money- Extra % - Return 037 Babysitting .mil (In i.'yu.iluili i ••;-.<] i.ill |Miii .ilk i | i ihi'i 'HI ii.ii-, oi , nijir.'i MARKET RESEARCH i Child Care 044 Computers •|Hhs|Kilalls(i.r.i limit. :! linn <.nl, •„, num. IHK..II.T i-mls KOIUII INTERVIEWERS s A-CDL. Call '"Upon liln: tMiis|KHi.ii[.ui will In- iviLiviili'il Itiini tnr,il train .mil tins slo/>. Q Research Solutions, an 600-264-2442 opinion Bridge research firm, seeks mature individit.-iK in ORIVERS- REGIONAL COM- T D's CHILDCARE p flRt »»<* BOSTONCOACH' conduct opinion surveys at PANY OWNER OPS- Semi' COMPUTER SUPPORT LIFEGUARDS NEEDED am OW Biwlge oHioe. .Straight Trucks. Exceller banned ac vities & lift SERVICES Home Time Pay. Call > •~^^—— FT/PT •Starting 5/2005 •Absolutely No Sales State r ed. 732-257-8272 FULLON-SITE SEHVICE •Flexible AM/PM PT/FT Hours "-10-323-7091 ext 3746 or JAMESBURG-Mrs. Norma's Day Call 732-951-0004 1 superior rltic. Warletutittv. Ages 15&up. Lifeguard tr;iiiiin< •No Experience Required 3809 for more info Care, Limited F/Tenrollmir.i i..J EXPERT Computer Repair available. Classes Slartlnr •Paid-Training "Where evoryiiny is a learning Now! Call 800-426-5580 •Starting Rale S8./hour x))e'ience".CaH732-52l-g56T On Site, Full Sdfvice S Alford. •S3 /hour aller 6 months ited. Tuition . CalIJtm 732-390-2194. •Premium for Spanish/ ienl, No waiting for trainers JST NANNIES/COMPANIONL English Bilingual ssenger policy. No NYC Child Care Specialists FT/PT, _iaianleed liometime. Dedi- Uve Out - Uve In, License & . lt..i.,ii| H ir.Jiv.in' U(>(il-»l,-, cated and regional available Bonded. Call 732-656-1200 Call Andrew, 732-688-8914 For more Info call Angela JSA Truck 866-483-3413 email:a/[email protected] Greater Media Newspapers at 732-952-9696 ext. 520 Wsbsite:mondicsconipiiters.nel www.wholsg.com Earn S1.000-S3.500 WEEK- is currently seeking candidates tor the foJtow/ng full- and part-time positions ECEPT1ONIST/SECRETARY QUALITY CHILDCARE IS JUST A PHONE CALL AWAYI S25.0WE-mail1 Free Govern MONDAY MORNING, INC. CIRCULATION EDITORIAL menl Granls! $ 1 2,000 Middlesex/Mercer 732-74E i RETAIL GREETER >50D,000 Everyone Ouallfies! PANTS SUIT Banana Repub- MOTOR ROUTE DELIVERY COPY EDITOR md greet Kitchen Magic 'WW.RealCashPrograms.ci 037a Child Care lic, Navy, size 6, peifecl con- _._ iers al various localions dition. S 047 Furniture 048 General 048 General 051 Sporting 065 Pets & Animals ! Merchandise Merchandise • Equipment BEDROOM SET - MB, dressof ENTIHE HOUSE FURNISH- '.UiViiii; SALE; Bullet/ COMPRESSOR - SEARS SAYREVILLE NORDIC TRACK CROSS KITTENS 4 CATS - "FREE" INGS FOR SALE, etc iulch, 66"x20". Pedestal PIANO LESSONS Lovable need good homes. Sacrilic'e $595 Newii'i box HP, 30 gal. tank. HUGE MOVING SALE TRAINER - Almost New. Orig. Custom contemporary turn luil dining labls. with 6 chaifs, 9 Clay St. (off Washington S 1 Great for kids & adults. Call 732-259-6690 3 yfs. young. Appliances a' S40. Call 732-671-3574 :,(•>()(! A-.kiiu] •~ .'l)O nctj KM iMur./!,iU S5fl 7:i2-23"0-030e rawelcomE y Ptease call 732-668-8636. BEDROOM SETS (2) Twin "•ano. Barbeque & patio set. nca. Call 732-651-3190 Must sell all-relocating. esk, computer sideboard GOING OUT OF BUSINESS POOL TABLE; Jill I ns-j th;in Call 732-462-2045 Showcases S Store TIRES; 2 BF Goodrich PIANO LESSONS- Beginners FREE TO GOOD HOMES. ^drawer chest. 2 nighistands! n • I f - i I ri 1 i> i I ,i 11 11 <: .1 I i 2 yis. old, black w/dark gieen Ihru Advanced by F'IOI.- nnl S650. Bed; twin size, same as Fixtures For Sale. Trailmaker. Sleel Belled.nadia 325663263 -tiiss. P215J75RI5.S25 Piano Teacher. 7*32-257-6730 • ro, $550, Call 733-698-0095 ACali 732-536-7555 ,V it. ,11 i,i, 1- riuisi) and cover, •HEADBOARDS Call 732-43Z-0155 $500. Call 732-679-5334 •.YSHIH-TZU PUPSA BUFFET - Henredon. Ligh sgnr/MFG by Lane. Bdmi,,dbl, AKC. shots, clewormed, FOJI- wood, bleached. Exc. co-J & BED FRAME dress, aimoire, !g, mirror, plus HOMEOWNERS WANTED! TRt-ADMILL Folding, maiuial, STUDIO 63 There is a Difference sfiBdding, nbn-allsrgic: Itfir.ith Orig. $3.500., Asking $950, 2 contemp. wall units, w 12 de- (ayak Pools is looking tar ind AB Lounge. Mew condi- guaranteed. 73;2-G9a-10a7 Call 732-446-0346 ier black chairs & round glass Oemo homesiles to display on, $300. for both. Will sell ftONLY $375. iV tbl., 2 dbl. tier round glass ,ew maintenance I.ee Kayak eparate. Call 732-313-6179 MUSIC TERRIER MIX - (F). FREE to uomedbl.ibl.cn wheels. IOOIS. Save thousands of $S. WOOD BURNING STOVE Professional Instruction good home, approx. 1 y«ar, BUNK BEDS AII1or$1,450/neg. 732-313-6228 r "Door. Asking S110. Udlqiieopportuiiityl 100% Vt Cti I Iid i. i I.Iiiitov.-n Rd., E. Brunswick --'ng & housabroksn, all Ba QUEEN s.CallJess 733-476-9396. I 732-607-0143 WHITE ENAMEL BRASS OFFICE STATIONS (2) CONTENTS OF HOME FINISH 1 mahogany & 1 maple. SOFA & LOVESEAT, I.MII.CI. with matching In good condition. $300. cream. $350. DIN. TABLE w/4 Call 732-212-8427 HOT TUB/SPA iir)liolblt;f (>d chaii r. wtiiti). • 2 SHELF SIDE* 7 PERSON, 45 JETS, 10HP, $199 MICRO WAVE CAHT. OUTDOOR PATIO Furnilu GLASS TABLE, Glass !abls,3'x5' 6 chairs \ OzonQ wateitaH, full warranty $25 K MATTRESS & box Never used, Cosl $6,000. :,|iriii[) :;.4O (2) Q MATTRESS- ' ions, umbrella, S175 id, $350. Lt. welghi ROBIK JAY NURSER. $150. Call 732-290-0248 Sell $3,995. Call 732-718-3344 NATAIIE'S BEST FRIENDS ES w/box soring. $49. each. IVIK !•[, luir/M^O :> nuw v.Mlk- *- Special * Three 1/2 days PLACE- Dogs & Cats Groomed .. _.IFT STORE (visit on t 9-12;15pm (Including lunch), NIGHTTBLS.cn $10.. each. PATIO FURNITURE ers, $25 ea. In oriij |icu Kin.i Bathing, nails, oiirs, styling. CHEST OF DRAWERS, $20. . .ott&linf]. Oustorn made web) www.edlihisgiftstore.ce c I. .Ni K.ni:,!- .- Ivm h •-,:><) :< !^3 years & up. S170./month. illent condition. 60" table Center Island, 2 sinks w/fauc- Call 732-422-05422Tax422-03 H • itk l.'li.MtiiH'iil VVt: c;m |iii":k CHEST OF DRAWERS, S35. i.iii.-- tiL^iJ tails S50.732-254-S325 CallMs.nJic.da, 732-254-3505 (jp,'dro|>oH your pel. 732-257-9717 6 chairs, 2 lounge, base Jall oven, cook top w/grill, BAR CHAIRS maple, (3), $35. ishions. $250. 732-23B-5079 each LIV. RM. SET. [intiqun Call 732-577-0456 teak. $1.500. 8 much more. SOFA, Loveseal. Dresser & Best offers. Call 732-261-8686 048b Infants I o6y. Open year round Call 732-630-2278 -995-5688 Hutch, Night Table, Sfngla accep! Catliolic Charilies, headboard. All tor $150. LAWN MOWER Juvenile Items I 060 Garage Sales please give us a call. KITCHEN CABINETS - Brook- Call (or our Incentive Call 732-566-3816 ew condition, Gas. Ask.S150. haven. Oyster while w/black ( Call !i)!i •."•»•) TMltt program! Call 732-254-3505 anile countertops. 6 yrs, SOFA- Beautiful 7 It. pale yel- ...JBV BABY HAMMOCK Traditional. Light low with bolsters, barely used, LIMITED TIME OFFER. NEW U AVENEL - MOVING SALE wng. Beautiful cond. $3,500. Rec'd. by Dr. Sears. w/some stripes. $350. best offer. Call 732-221-626B $250. 39" Round Walnut Coffee POWER WHEELCHAIRS \vanolSi. (OffRahway 732-238-6513 or 732-254-9213 Table with white marble inset SCOOTERS, HOSPITAL Graal condition. $75. .) Sat. 8/20. 9am to 2pm, Call 733-238-4217 063b Tutoring COUCH/LOVE SEAT . $175. ,• tY0U PAY LESS t WE PAY! *OaOWHI*OsK.HEPl *©aown!*Osfc. m" Slk IT5S322,« MWG3SZ19.41111, a lyl, (i snil. manual, a/c.p/s/n Slk IT56057. VIN f 5P325586,2 DR, 6 ml., auto, p/s/b, no tk, cd, Stk #T5B078. VIN H5C5229B0,4 DR, 6 cyl.. auto. i/c, p/s/ABS/winds/lks/ Mnds/b/mirrs, cil, ml ik, alum wills. Lease incl. $1000 lease loyally soft top, full molal doors. Lease inti. $1000 lease loyalty rebate, if miirs/seat cd, roof rk, alloys, alarm/sec sys. Lease incl. $10011 lease loyalty idiiilii, if f)ua!.$99Q due at lease signing.Taws, licensing & reijisl. ailili. f)UHl. $888 due at lease signing. Taxes, licensing S legist, add'l. rebate, it null. $928 due at lease signing. Taxes, licensing & legist, add'l. MSRP: '22,975 MSRP.- , s22,910 MSRP: s29,020 Employee Price 520,96O Employee Price s20,706 Employee Price s25,901 Factory rebate -!2000 Factory rebate -500 Factory rebate -J2000 Military Rebate if qual -'500 Military Rebate if qual -s500 Military Rebate if qual -s500 College grad rebate, if qual -5400 College grad rebate, if qual -'400 College grad rebate, if qual -S4OO s Add'l McDonagh discount ...... -'1462 Add'l McDonagh discount -'1408 Add'l McDonaggh discount - 2003 YOU, ^5*16,598 Your price • ' »«»5f O ice fcUf NEW 2005 CHRYSLER NEW 2005 CHRYSLER PT CRUISER PACIFICA LIMITED PSiC.KP! Slk ST56837. VINIET642995.4 DR 4 cyl., auto, a/c. p/s/winds/ Stk #C5-2647, VIN #5N596167, * DR, 4 cyl., auto, a/c, p/s/b/winds/ Stk #TE0676,™»1l91,6cyl.. auto, a/c, p/s/b. cd, dual airbags, cloth Iks/niiiis, cd. IF del, moonrt, dual aiiliaas, cloth int., bkt seals., alum Iks/mins, cd, alum wills, alarm/sec sys. Taxes, licensing & (cgist. add'!. int., bench seal alloys. Lease incl. $1000 lease loyalty rebate, if qual. $938 due Will). at lease signing. Taxes, licensing 8 regist add'l. s MSRP: '. 19,880 MSRP: I MSRP: !?8,505 Employee Price .S18,166 Employee Price Employee Price Factory rebate -'500 Factory rebate Factory rebate College grad rebate, if quol .-'400 College grad rebate, if qual College grad rebate, if qual. Add'l McDonagh discount '. -!1268 Add'l McDonagh discount Add'l McDonaggh discounu t J.998 ice Mm l# Q EVERYONE'S CREDIT IS APPROVED! DOWN K DURING THIS HUGE EVENT! PAYMENT i Regardless of how good or bad your credit history is, McDonagh has made special arrangements with area banks to approve everyone's credit for this special sale! «o Available ft. WE'RE OUT TO BE NEW JERSEY'S #1 JEEP DEALER! ROUTE 18 NORTH, EAST BRUNSWICK Just 2 Miles South of New Jersey Turnpike, Exit 9 6 CHRYSLER-JEEP )Jfc gfcfe &U ^SKSSS^ !. U7« Inifiin inn w/ll|l|lli)Ml III! salDCl onosit. $700 bank Fes nnij 1st nm nynii l"aafii:,i SII!ilill/SII?lill/$ 1.1,1 \2: WrangliJi X Sli7 iiii/yt, 2(lc u/iui attur. hrt|iluym; Pricing f core ol 73(1. Photos Im ir mil lusiniimllii; Im i!iiiirV[|lll WWW.MCDONAGHAUTO.COM SENTINEL, August 18, 2005 41 SERVI DEAE -800-660-4ADS [ CLEAN-UP / RUBBISH REMOVAL | JOE'S AMMl Paving & Aft 1IC CONSTRUCTION UC. coMPurra Excavating HEATING INC. B&S TIRED Of TUB CWITCR? Specializing In RASKMRNT Inc. Call Us today, we'll haul i AIR, INC. • Roofing • Siding FINISHING! ASPHALT PAVING Cwmnmlil • I ndifsldal • Fetidenlial •Driveways* Parking Lois • Cellars • Garages • Atllcs • Yards • Installation * Windows * Doors " Kitchen & Bath * Driveways • Parting Lois Keating & Cooling • Roadways • Entire Homes or Estate Clean-outs, etc,. Service • Gutters (Newotnssnlitedj HeatPumps" Duct Work/Cleaning Remodeling • Seal Coaling 'Crack Repair ol Boilers * and much more 1 Gas • Oil • Kumidrfiers Ceramic Tiles •LineStrlpIng* Belgium Block ARTIE'S CIEAN-UP . • Air Cleaners & furnaces FREE ESTIMATES • Hardwood Floors •lop Soil (Fill Dill &vci 36 tyrant gyieifatee • Fully Insured • Ruliabla Service Residential < Commercial ii Senior Citizen Discounts Fully Insuied • Free Estimates Honest Pfices'Mosf Brands • Drywall & Decks MIDDLSSiX IWMOUIH 732-238-6111 Free Estimates Call Alex SAMS CONTBACTING, LLC urar i in 732-251-7805 or 609-688-9055 732-613-8598 Serving Middlesex 1 MonTOulfi Cotmlies (732) 397-5856 732-3*2-9730 732-355-1489 or 732-991-2689 www.mjipavlng.com www.sam sconlcatting.com ,. 13 SEER 36,000 BTU'S - 3 TON RESIDENTIAL REPAIR SERVICE BILL'S $0 4QQ CENTRAL Custom Decks • I'mios Knilis & Kitchens (Plain or Fancy) ANerPSESG teiaie SYSTEM Roofing • Siding • Windows PAINTING Carpentry • Alterations • Repairs 1DD.0DD QTU Iliijh ElfJciuncy Gas Concrete !!•'•.,.I. ull.:l INTERIOR • EXTERIOR Waterproofing Systems Model TUD1D0C945H Masonry • Aspliiilt Driveways WALLPAPERING & REMOVAL Landscaping • Parking Lots (New or Resurfaced) POWERWASHING $1 500 «,,, Pavers • Steps • Patios • Wealher Scaling Fully Insured mn BWASY witnn:\ i-snmn: General Home Improvements Free Estimates * Fully Insured ATLANTIC HEATING & COOLING, INC. 732-548-8282 «*,"»• 732-251-2667 Free Estimates X 1 -800-999-6362 « I Dump Truck, Bnekhoe & Bobcat RENTAL i FREE ESTIMATES 732112030 Serving Middlesex SMonmaulh CthShtce I960 732-329-6362 CARPENTRY K & O HOMK JV PAVING FORAN MIKE'S INTERIORS IMPROVEMENTS I..L.C. BUDGET TileB Since 1975 PAINTING PAINTING By Kay (Hilda TRIE & LANDSCAPING SERVICES • Driveways VING • BATHROOMS Interior' Exterior A Good Craftsman far all • Grass Cutting DRIVEWAYS • Parking Lots • Textured Ceilings FREE ESTIMATES yojr Carpentry Needs Kltcheni/Foycis/Bittis • KITCHENS • Tree & Shrub-Pinning, Removal PARKING LOTS • Wallpapering counterTops ft Bach-splashes •Stump Grinding All Klnds'of Repairs Interior Alterallons • BASEMENTS • Seal Coating SEAL COATING • Minor Repairs Wonder Board •Mud Job; •Springs Fall Clean-Ups Shaetrock/Trim * Doors • ADDITIONS • Landscape-Designs All Work GnaranteerT BRICK PAVERS • Aluminum " Wallpaper Removal Complete Renovation; & Repairs Siding f •rap Ceilings* Storm Doors •STORM DAMAGE Free Estimates Over 20 Years Experience 732-521-5021 i Tiles* Basements Insured • 32 Years Experience . All work Guaranteed EB Ct HI Free Estimates 732-246-1320 Powerwashlng Lfc.#13VH006307O0 JoeVenttmlglla Call Brian 732-738-8873 732-845-144O Scrctttg Host Ilnmsulrk Fully Insured 5 1-800-452-BATH (2284) 732-257-1170 732-536-3397 732-967-0572 Fu% insured. Fits [Simla O*ne,OpenM 609-426-9496 Si 96 732-254-2572 732-238-5789 Are You Looking ARDEN STATE PENALOZA & CALDERONE for an Electrician? MRS A ra POOLS Asphalt Co., Inc. NEIGHBOR Oiv. ol Ken-Chel Carp. f ajntty wii if A tfnt*ltii tttitt If SI Quality Interior a Exlei-lop Reskienlial •Comma rdal & SON . Workmanship • Liner Specialists ' Specializing In Paving of • Pmfessfonl Wallpapering • Openings & Closings A «»mpJeic • Expert Tree A Shnjb Pruning I llf[il' • Chemkafs* Sof«ly Cavers Wii CAN HHIJ'I * Stone * Mulcri • Topsail •Spring SMI Cleanups Custom Built Driveways • L«ak Detection .' 1 • Slone • Mulch • Topsoll & Parking Lots •lawnCutlinfl / • hiiliilldiiuii-- • RenovallonE •TwJ Shrub Pruning Frea Estimates • Fully Insured STORM DAMAGE / Craop Member APSP- Insured Ovw 15 fean hp 'teh. Awl/free til. 73Z-238-BZZ6 732-238-8404 732-416-0820 732-821-0200 732-747-3845 732-679-3276 732-803-2789 Ii I Ij'Vyii ,i|ici.ll.lioi .K. 0 tr.iil-l CUSTOM LANDSCAPING ELECTRIC INCJ & LAWN CARE ROOFING Plumbing &H^ Service, Inc. "Your Satisfaction Is Our Next Referral" I Cape Cod $2500 I . Celling Fans • Sewer & Drain Cleaning I Bi Level $2700 I ' Snvlw Upgrades • Complete Lawn Maintenance • Pruning / Recessed Lighllng t law VoiUgft'Oiitdu'ir I.IKIIIIIIS • Boilers I Split Level $2900 [ • Spring & Fall Clean-Ups • Design • Driveways • Patios • Interlocking Pavers Outdoor Lighting • Air Conditioning)1Tc-:iling Lin • Water Heaters Pools & Decks " jhting • Stone, Mulch, Topsail • Ponds - Fireplaces • Steps • Retaining Walls I Carlson Brothers I Additions & Garages AU Your Plumbing • Pavers, Retaining Walls • Waterfalls All Phases of Brhk, Stone & Contrele Work All Repairs & Heating Needs I $100 off ! AfforrtabtL- A Reliable- 732-416-0043 • Landscape Lighting • Patios www.| iolonidconstruclion.com Free Estlmale^ Free Estimate lie. #11202 • Computer Imaging • Driveways 732-205-0086 732-525-8118 Coupon insured & Bonded 973-423-5171 PH: 732-329-2222 Free Est. Fully Insured & Licensed Excellent Refs. 732-525-8011 I (908) 272-1266 | 732-441-9717 I WWW.Caita nbro Id c rs. com 1 FENCES-DECKS* SHEDS ZDVs PROTECTIVE PAVING JDC GAZEBOS* TIKI BARS Factory Direct Price RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL _SldJng ft Rooilng *r SWING SETS Seats Ml HmeCmtm lit SONS ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS ROOFING & SIDING GARAGES* ARBORS 1330 Uv3ngslon Ave-.« H. Srunswick PARKING LOTS Spedalizfng in Double Hung OUTDOOR WOOD FURNITURE •PAVERS INTERLOCKING BRICK All phases ol Roofing & Siding •BLOCK WALLS PAVERS Beats Mar Competitors Prices Casement DECORATIVE BLOCK Senior Citizen Discounts • RETAINING WALLS •Bow/Bay Windows WALLS WE STOP LEAKS! • DECKS , BELGIUM BLOCKS Financing Available- hilly Insiiretl'l'ree hslimnlts • LANDSCAPING Fully Insured * Bonded fufly Insured" Fio& Estimates •H Over 25 Years Experience 732-794-0766 Free Estimate hilly lnMim, Call for Free Estimates 732-738-8846 Free Estimates Call Dennis 732-303-1614 732-251-6981 732-967-9393 Pager #827-9241 Showroom 3468 HI. 9 So. Freehold 732-828-4177 CALL OUR CLA: ADVERTISE k 42 SENTLNEL, August 18, 2005 (I • i WE'LL BEAT ANY OFFER BELOW EMPLOYEE DISCOUNT PRICING GUARANTEED! This Special Pricing Program Allows All Consumers To Buy At The SAME REDUCED PRICES As EMPLOYEES & FAMILY! LINCOLN PONTIAC ACTION 500's Focus Aviators Town Cars Grand Montegos Centurys Rainlers Azteks GTO's Canyons Savanas E-Series Freestyles Escapes Freesta rs LS's Mark LT's Marquis Mariners LeSabres Lacrosses Bonnevilles Montanas Denalis Sierras Explorers Mustangs Navigators Marauders Sa[,|es Park Rendezvous Expeditions Rangers G6's Sunfires Envoys Yukon:; Excursions Taurus Mountaineers Avenues Terrazas Grand Ams Vibes Safaris F-Serles T-Birds Montereys Crown Vic's ZX2s Grand Prix's BUICK • PONTIAC • GMC 732-821-5400 LINCOLN • MBRCURY 732-821-1100 § A, x & z PUNS vnacom FORD • FORD TRUCKS Se Habla Espanol mmmm/ROUTE 1, NORTH BRUNSWICK 732-951-0300 •Available on 2005 & select 2006 models. Not available on Ford GT. Muslang, or Escape Hybrid, E-450 and higher and F-450 and higher. §Bring in current dated ad. Same make/model/oplions. In-Stock vehicles only. Take delivery from dealer slock by 9/06/05. SENTINEL, August J8, 2005 43 MODEL YEAR END CLEARANCE BRAND NEW 2005 NISSAN ALTIMA SL MURAN$ O S AWD $ 186 O SECURITY DEPOSIT *O SECURITY DEPOSIT •itfr,toA, auto , ps. pt>. ac, airbags, ciuisa, sl/cd, r/del, powar wlrvlks/seals, leaiher, tintadglass, allays, keylsss enliy. STK/CI969. VIN05C3O583O. MSRP $24,640. Paymanl includes rebates: $750 Acma Owner Loyalty. S500 College Gfad. ^ 2 AT THIS PRICEI > BRAND NEW 2005 NISSAN BRAND NEW 2005 NISSAN BRAND NEW 2005 NISSAN MAXIMA SE QUEST S ARMADA SE 4X4 $ 214 $242 $ $O SECURITY DEPOSIT SECURITY DEPOSIT $O SECURITY DEPOSIT 6cyl, aulo, ps, ABS, 2, airbags cruise slerecWcd, r/dflf, power wlnJlks/seai, VB, auto, ps, ABS. Irani/rear ac aiibags ciuise sWccf, rffel, power win/lks/seal; 4dr, 6cyl, auio. ps, ABS, ao: airbags, cruise, sited, r/del, power wirVIHs/seals, 1 t |.i:ii. l.ni, -hjh .•, alloys, alarm, keyless entry. STK#2-ik VIW5C875683. " interior, llntod glasasss, keylaskeyless enltenlry STW225SW22599. VIN*5VINi5N12a<183N 128483. MSRA P cloth, timed glass, allots, nlaim keyless entry STK*19I2 VIN«5tJ707633. MSRP 520,640. Payment Includes Rebate: £750 Acme Owner Loyalty. . $25,970. Paymoni Includes Hebate: S750 Acme Owner Loyally. MSHP $33.010, Payment Includes Rebate; $750 Acme Owner Loyalty 2 AT THIS PRICEI J V 2 AT THIS PRICEI V. 2 AT THIS PRICEI '02 NISSAN '02 NISSAN '02 TOYOTA '01 TOYOTA '04 HYUNDAI '02 NISSAN •02 NISSAN SENTRA SE-R ALTIMA 2.5S CAMRY LE RAV-4 4X4 SONATA MAXIMA SE PATHFINDER LE 4X4 »6iyl,»u», M, wfo. K IK % d/'obogi, w, sliin id |C]A|R|FlAlPJ 1-800-257-5666 WWW.CARFAX.COM subject lo change. Prices include all costs to o consumer, except lor license costs, registration, taxes 8 tire fees (provol; payment, term $ other conditions may varv; see dealer. 'Will approval; on select models for select terms, tin soles volume for . L" I c...S. i..j.-.. J-.i.., i~ HI lnc.J •• Nk.nn «F 8en»n Deoler Sales Rankings. Leases closed end 8 ...."on terms above, 12K mi/p/yr, 151 p/mi after; require $3000 Down, S550 Bunk Fee S SO Sec Deposit. DUE@DEilV/tOP/lEP/[C(Bl: | Muxinia- $3 7S4/86f6/'17756/««. Oust: $3,792/12504/12985/t2504. Armada: $3894/17V9S/193BS/l799S. Most qualify lor rebates; see dealer; Acme Loyalty: must trade in ne« ¥e pasl'Ii'nios Photo lor illustration inly. Dealer nol responsible (or errors/omissions. Jd arts as a coupon 8 most be presenled at time of sale. Ad expires 5PM on 8/24/05. ©2005 FJL Advertising. 44 SENTINEL, August 18, 2005 080a Handy III 083 Masonry 086 Painting 110 Autos for SaleII 110 Autos for Sale 1112 Autos/Trucks 069 Entertainment Wallpapering Persons i 11 Paving SAAB 900S '97 - Immaculate. DISC JAKEY DON'S CUSTOM MASONRY PAINTING & PAPERHANGING SSOOI HONDAS FROM S500! *# PLASTERING ** Int./fixl. Free Esl. Honesl it(-v; tiJIII- up imilil.-i Ivitt.Ty, QUALITY FROM S300. TAPING & SPACKLING From Roof to Basement & Fi replace s/Patlos/Pavers. POLICE IMPOUNDS! AAA'CASH PAID is. Call Joe 732-360-0943 lings: 800-749-8104 ext, 2730 likfjfi inoi,! !i s|iil., 130,000 All makes & models. Fast 8, + Call 732-238-4306 * o|obtoosrriall.732-il35-0546 Decking, Over 35 years em Freeestimales. 732-251-4352 —> •-.;> tiOO. 732-371-0939 Free estimates. 732-360-1797 friendly service. 732-477-0220 >SHEETROCK* Taping, M.G.C. CONSTRUCTION BMW 735I '90 - Black, 4 d(., DJ ANY OCCASION SMALL Concrele • Curbs * Driveways 087 Power Good Running cond Sunroof. R & R MUSIC 732-31B-9447 lasemonts, allies 732-703-73; Hall. Any Sidewalks • Pavers • Steps • 210000mL $2,200 neg. 113 Auto Parts 732-3GG-l 111. Belgium block- BiK.k mailboxi?;; Washing Call 732-787-8044 Services 5HEETROCK & TAPING - i-. .11 Tin 'i, i M i]i i walks. * Fun Foods* BUICK CENTURY CUSTOM Scializing In small lobs. RENT-A'SON '01 -Silv., 4 dr., 6 cyl., FWD, Cnrts * Tenls. Tables EsttmalaS. 1-800-640-3969 Qtld jobs done Inside & o SATURN SL2,'95 . Call 732-972-0618 All pwr., Dealer Main. 48,000 i Call Dan *732-23.B-242 IIIi ,h .!00. neg. 732-690-5634 155,000 miles. Runs greatl JEEP TIRES isonable. Call 732-9SB-0029 uilumjilic .i/c. |Hc,vi;rafeerlng. •1 tires with rims. MASONRY-NEW WORK BUICK REGAL LS'01 AM/FM cassette. Greal gas ' R15-60 31x10x50 Loaded. 46,000 mi., all power, milage. Perfect station car sK.$80O. Call 732-814-0798 REPAIRS. Refs, Available leather CD, a/c. Exc. cond., Call 732-254-0643 B & B POWERWASHING MOON BOUNCE 15 x 15 $B,200. Call 732-651-9738 $1,500 or best offer. Most homes $150. or under. ALL DAY RENTAL- $160. PORTUGUESE MASON 116 Motorcycles Ren I nip for VKJ u r MEJ*I ! I I V'~ ALL-BORO ELECTRICAL Decks, patios, concrele & deck CHEVROLET CAPRICE '79 Call 732-446-7930 Brick Paver Specialists • Steps NEW: Tires, Carburetor, * * Call 732-679-603G * * !(.••.nl.'iikil C.MI,in liHh>Mii,il. ADDITIONS • BASEMENTS :oncFe!o(frivG',vays'patio5/ciiibs SCION TC 2005 - Only 6,000 ; Mopeds FHEE estimates Lie. f!f 14112 painting. Calf732-721-4869 Brakes, Front & Back Springs, PARTY MUSIC* KEYBOARD BATHS'KITCHENS Freeest jidewalks • Family Operated - rig. ml. Black in & out. POOLS & SPAS BEYOND POWERWASHING Irod In front, Shocks. iaded. Tinted windows. Mint VOCALIST • CocKI.Til-n.il; ,• ANi Construction 732-521-2444 732-257-7822 or 732-406-8586 Plus Much Morel $1,200. Weddm()s- Aiiiuv! i• .ii;-[•:!!IiiI i, Local #732-888-3630 Res. / Comm. Fully Insured ,nd. $17,000. or best offer. HARLEY DAVIDSON '01 Toll Free 1-800-679-0008 C fi G GENERAL REPAIR 8, "ree Est. Besl prices, Call Albert 201-B32-08S9. Singalongs'Judy 732-431-1286 REMODELING- floas |)iii:r<, REAL CONTRACTORS Call 732-995-0177 Sportster-XL SB3 CUSTOM. Landscape design, blocks, stone. jase call 732-261-0322 CHEVROLET GE0 TRACKER Mint Cond. 4,500 mi. GOODMAN qid.iiily %vork. Fin. Basements J: ELECTRIC COMPANY Kid IKMI- n.Ltli:. llr.'v;,ill ,•; "sways, s Ids walks, porches, NEED A PROFESSIONAL '96; 4WD. Auto., 89,000 miles, S6 800 or Best Offer. Lie. #14926. Reas. rates- i. Fieeest. 732-951-1B54 ideling, etc. Res./Free est. JOB DONE? 20 yr. exp. Fully (ully loaded, a/c, p/s, p/b, iyless enliy. 140,000 Call 732-887-7980 SSiimalGE. 732-76S-120O Calf 732-651-9911 $3,000. neg. Call 732-870-1923 sured. Free esl. 732-572-9766 nig, mi. $7.650. 732-547-74B7 HARLEY DAVIDSON -1990 POWEFI TECH ELECTRIC WILL CALL YOU BACK!!! CHEVROLET LUMINA EURO SUBARU FORESTER,'99 Uorif-i I xns l uvi Hitler. Only Itv: KJHIII it Atllc Fan Special 085 Odd Jobs SPORT '90 - 70.000 mi.l 2 dr., 99,000 mi. New tires, brakes, 17 (Kit) inn 100% taclory GIANTS S JETS GAMES Free esl. ReliablB. Lief 15.000 New Battery, Good Inspei ' -. greall $6,700. stock. MINT CONDITION. Cleanups 732-642-6012 from $50. Call Marly at 732-690-3702 -908-227-3141 1089 Plumbing $1,500. net). 732-257-24! $9,800. Call 732-951-0'104 R MR ELECTRIC LLC. nmli, iiij.i.DiiHMils carpentry, CHEVROLET MONTE TOYOTA CAMRY SOLARA HAHLEY DAVIDSON FAT 732-536-5255 Residential Service 8. Repair • hr .-liiK.k n:|i,iii;,. it-iiiivjii'iii CAHLO LS '99 - Gold, 71,000 SE '02 - Red. ve ry well BOY '93; Custom bike, much Lit-. A' M066 • 732-416-1072 Free Estimates. 732-23B-B3B7 AAAAA ABSOLUTE CLEANUP :d player. HI.urn i •(! Hi-mot" M iiitsi, 1 CALL REMOVES IT ALL! ACCESS PLUMBING S led. $11.n(]0. 732-390-8336 S13°500. Call 732-028-6675 MICORA Home Improvements, Estate Closings, Garages, RYAN ELECTRIC CO. HEATING. Service & Repairs. TOYOTA COROLLA LE '0 Inc. Specializing in Basemenls, EIc. LitfntSf. Call732-8D1-1676 HARLEY-DAVIDSON Lie. #7134. Cnll 732-708-0370 • roofing • siding • doors Best Prices • Fast Service CHRYSLER LEBARON-"'95 Aulo , am/lm/CD 46,000 mi Heritage Softail '99 - S&S windows • decks • painting 732-446-1151/732-688-4251 AFP Plumbing & Heating, Inc. lonvertlble, Green, top cond. p/i, p/i), p/w. Exc. cone, '-wer end. 11,000 mili.-ii Mint He. Free est. Ins. 732-601-0693 "•IB estimates. Lie #1f687 Everything works, areat car. $8.000. neg. Call 732-577-9625 nd. $11,500 732-446-4B26 A FAHRENHEIT, INC. Catl 732-991-1050 9.500 mi. $2,800. 732-7B7-7679 Installation & Sejvice VOLKSWAGON JETTA GLS KAWASAKI NINGA ZX9R '03 Free Estimates. 732-727-8526 •02-21,000 mliies. Bumper BACSOKA lo Oumpm warranty. Must hrome wheels, pipe, under PLUMBING & HEATING Self! Call 732-92B-7088 ,jil, 1,000 mi Hardly riden. Complele Kitchen & Bath Must Sell. 59,4 50.917-567-9781 070a Appliance Remodeling. Water Healers. Repair Sewer & Drain Cleaning FORD FOCUS '02 -Mint cond! POLARIS SPORTSMAN Reasonable Rates. Free £sl. 23,000 miles. LOADED. 90,'04-$2,100. Lie, #5628. WE DO IT ALLI Automatic Starter. S7.500 COSMO COMET 50 2000 CALL 732-727-0014 Firm. Call 732-679-1719 $1,000. YOUTH ATV's, Safely T D.A.S. V Wood'PVC-Chaln Link-Alum. FORD MUSTANG 2001 • APPLIANCE SERVICE \ns\a\\cd!Repa\tail!Removed .— 110a Sport features, dealer serviced In GARDEN STATE yVfiife. 6 cyl.. aufo.Onfy 21,000 fl'Ol [iUt i d d Healing • Air Conditioning Frr-,Jf=,iirn.Li<- 'Lilly insured KITCHEN BEAUTICIAN ARTIE'S CLEAN-UP PLUMBING and HEATING mi. Warranty to 36,000 mi. 2 • All Major Appliances- Utility Vehicles 732-339-1191 or732-95&-1171 | Cabinet Ftetacing • " We Haul It All! WATER HEATERS h f lh A t- < (;U Same Day Service. (Most • Reliable'Fully Insured REPAIRS & REMODELING cases) Call 732-360-9149 Owner Operated. Lie. #5568 J11,200.'Cnll 732-975--9785 CHEVROLET BLAZER LS '98 YAMAHA Y2F 600 '96; Mint 079c Floor LOWEST PRICES ! $•* 732-251-5660 •>•> Silver exligroy int., 82,000 ml. a/c < iiiulilinii hi'lnii'l included, DAVE'S Appliance Service Finishing III 081 Lawn Care $25OFFW/THIS AD FORD THUNDERBIRD SC, '93 j/d, p/w, a\, a). Exc. cond. extras. with extra visor, $2,500. nog. 20+ Years Serving Central NJ 732-238-6111 ler charged! Crimson, 6 ccJ, " - seel ask. 16,600.732-446-3973 Call 733-970-3264 "Coll 732-786-08H) JIM'S __lher, manual shift. 63.000 I Landscaping 609-6B8-9055 ml. Fast, beautltul car. $3,600.,, CHEVROLET BLAZER LT, * ATOZ FLOORS « "• haggling. 732-787-7679 ' 95- Loaded, leather interior, 117 Trucks Lk.J10S52 732-251-6133 4x4, tow package. 128,000 m Install 'Restoration •Sanding AYL'S HOUSEHOLD $3,500. Call 732-316-0280 Vans 'Custom Stain -Repairs Low N.J.O.E.P. Pesi Control Pr - PICK UPS ales. Free esl. 909-599-9429 0 i|i,im 1n:,(!uses and raguliites We clean out basement, 091 Roofing BAT HARDWOOD FLOORS I iruKi .-HjiBrs who apply posu- attic, yard, garbage, etc. ;3.400.,norj Call 732-536-4040 •;ides In Ihe State of Ne : Siding $5001 Trucks/Cars From S500! DISAPPEARING ATTIC Slalra ' • Installations * Sanding w 7 32-322-7642 or 732 763-9753 HONDA ACCORD EX'02 I T i-v Consumers are ad- Call Nowll Grant Ratoali POLICE IMPOUNDS! Serving Area Since 1972 • Repairs • Relinishing V6, Aulo., silver/black leather. Fully ins-.tiee est. 732-521-1155 • i:.t-11 Id ohedk lor a valid u- Livings: 800-749-8104 ext. 9105 Call Pat 732-341-8063 •mi'.i.- when using 1he services CENTRAL CLEAN UPS 2 door, mbonroof, 15,700 mi. ANYTIME, ANYWHERE • CHEVY • CHEVROLET '88 - SERIES 20 T & W HARDWOOD FLOORS ifLancfscapers. ' All types of debils removed $16,500. Call 732-290-2696 lij'.i.:l! ition • sanding' repairs THE ROOF DOCTOR CONVERSION VAN. Free estimates. 732-438-8684 HONDA CIVIC LX-'95 While, BLAZER '01 Good condition. $1,000. rGhni5t>iiHj * slainiivj, Fully A&CLANDSCAPING Will Repair Your Roof 1 dr., auto, a/c, new tires. CD, Aulo., 4WD, a/c, all power. 072 Carpentry Insured. Free est. 732-605-1163 and TREE SERVICE DEMOLITION & REMOVAL Mobile homes/ Rubber rools/ Excellent condllfon. Catl 732-671-3574 Bams, fire-damaged homes, ga- im/fm p/w p/l 190 000 miles "Cornplete Cars of your Property" Porch roofs/ Shingle rools. Ai.k -•;.'.750. Call 917-734-690B QREAT BUYI Please call CHEVROLET 2500 HD, '02 TRADITIONAL FLOORING rages, sheds, decks, construction 732-501 -7763 or 732-974-9468 Hardwood floors Fta-Surfaced, LawnMairiiF--- Atllc fans/ Storm damage . 4x4, regular cab., 19,000 mi., de&rls, etc. Free esL 732-82&4191 • Gutter cleaning - HYUNDAI ACCENT '02 Silver with camper & plow. $22,995. BATHHOOMS. Kllchens, '" id, Repaired. Owner loor, am/fm cass.. auto., a/c, Additions, Siding. S & R Home Opar. fl Cm" C I- I I I.If hlrr.li TOM'S CLEAN-UPS Junk 1-aOO-303-3B7f CHEVY TAHOE '96 - Auto., Call 732-636-1209 Evans Maintenance i, p/b, 53,674 ml. Exc. cond., Improvements. 732-679-2291 732-7 fsmoual, attics, garages, base- ,900. Call 732-456-0391 4 dr., CD, a/c, all power, alarm, 732-985-8855 130 000 ml Goodconcl 1 WADE'S HARDWOOD aoncre'te. Remove anything! JAGUAR XK8 '97 -Convertible $5.500, neg. Catl 732-72B-0352 FLOORING A BRANCH INSPECTION Fast service, -,v 732-721-3255 Orig. owner. Dark green & tan. 074 Carpet Install islnllalrons-Sandlng'Refinish- FORD EXPLORER XLT 9t ringCleanups • Landscaping/ TRASH & JUNK REMOVAL Immaculate cond. Fully loaded. Black. Auto., fully loaded, CD, Repair/Sale ig. Quality work at reasonable M.G. CONSTRUCTION, INC. $28,000. Call 732-BBJ-4861 DODGE DAKOTA CLUB CAB prices. Call 732-787-5829 Anything you want taken to SIDING /ROOFING V8, 77,000 mi. Mini cond. i Gtt Cli S5,900. Call 732-851-5920 SPORT '99 - Auto,, 3.9 Itr. V6. flumps. Free Estimates. O 14 years Exp. For f LEXUS SC '94 - Sports coupe. i/s, p/b. 79,000 miles, a/c, ZDL FLOORS-New installation, Call 732-721-8246 osuinniees cacalnl Mik732329Mihv-/s^-MU-3Stti>3 Black. Only 36,000 orig. ml. FORD EXPLORER, '95- Top of 8,200. Call 732-721-6431 BILL'S CARPET SERVICE uials available. Price beats Loaded. Garaged, exc. cond. orGene-732-605-0813 "ie limited edition. Leather, 6 CARPET RE-STRETCHING wno centers. 732-642-6268 "~* offer over $11,600. DODGE RAM 1500SLT'99 S REPAIRS. Over 25 yrs. \WM.roofing by aleismutko.com d, everything perfect. 149,000 ARBORCARE 086 Painting Call 732-494-6661 il., $4,500. 732-787-7679 4x4 short bed CD rhinnllner exp. Free esl. 732-254-2764 The Beat forioss,0$ DOWN Only 6-1 000 ml. Good cond. TREE EXPERTS Wallpapering 732-583-0412 • B00-794-roof MAZDA MILLENIA '95; Fully GMC JIMMY 4X4'95-Auto., $8,900. Call 732-642-7783 079d Garage Doors ning P Stumps londocf, hoiijo, liMllier ml . [>/•;, '1 do or runs good Inalhoi kilty 075 Ceramic Tile m C• , II, • Inp , trn . Mb. 124,000 nil. Good condt- loaded, a/c, CD, all power, FORD El 50 VAN '90 llktM^IM'IMTBl i, $2,500. Call 732-625-0447 57.000. nog. Call 732-969-1376 Beige.Good running condition. Repair/Install t/CURIALLE TREE SERVICE Asking $1,250. & LANDSCAPING • MERCEDES SL 500 INFINITE QX4 '00 - Black, fully Call 735-920-9811 Convertible, '99, black/black. loaded. All power. Leather OALL PHASE • Fuily Ins. Call732-7B6:li77o CUSTOM CERAMIC TILING Exc cond $22 500 or best Inter. Aulo. 5 doors. AC, cd, FORD RANGER '97 - Only GARAGE DOORS Finish • Affordable Rates • Fro olfer. Call John. 732-5B'H;iiiiO am/lm :;unrool Exc cond. 175,000 orig. ml. Greal cond. New'Repair- Remodel. Free •INSTALL* REPAIRS esl.John Cherry 732-290-9086 Est,/lns./Over20yr3.e> $ 14,000. Call 732-605-7956 Hold ,i;, is S1 ,000 or best REASONABLE • FREE EST. 732-322-4097 • 609-914-0 ifler. Call 732-972-044 B Vlna&MC Accepted isured. Call 732-548-07Sa GROUT CLEANING :;ill 732-615-2301 FORD RANGER, '98 King Re-graullncj • He-caulklng LOW COST Landscapor & ABC PAINTING cati, 4X4, 6 Cyl. 02,000 ml. Sealing • Specialty Cleaning. Gardener - Older & lleliiod Interior/Exterior - Wallpaper MERCURY Mystique Sport Ato. Every option. Leonard Slip Prevention lor Floors, Will atso-paint. 732-754-8223 removal. Powemashing. 095G Waterproofing r. 732-241-8171 Tubs & Showers. FREE est. Quality work. 20 Years Exp. , '98- Loaded, 4 cyl., 68,000 mi., Sure Slop Inc. 732-521-3B09 Insured. John, 732-251-0B93 Sunroof, CD. phone, crurse. CHKVY IMPALA '63; 4 door, GMC JIMMY '00 - 2 wheel MT Mint, $4,500. 732-701-0511 auto 98.000 miles, all orig. driver, 2 drs., blue, all power, MERCURY SABLE '93 - v6, Good con il JIIOII r L ' n • • ii i JUII cd player 54,500 miles. Grear 076 Cleaning I TREE SERVICE Excellont Indoor 8 Outdoor MR. FIX-IT 55,000. Call 917-846-6822 md. $6,400. 732-718-2406 Painting. Residential & Bsemenl Waterproofing 3.8 liter, aulo, 94,000 ml. ! Domestic commercial. Free estimates. 1-800-765-2793 RUNSEXCELLENTI OLDSMOBILE SILHOUETTE • Lot Clearing Fully Insured. 732-792-7171 o Est. Deal w/owner Save $1,500. neg. 732-671-0491 112 Autos/Trucks GLS '97 White, 4 dr.. auto., • Stump Grinding • Firewood NISSAN 350Z Touring Edi- 117,000 mi., a/c, multi-CD,• A&A CLEANING - Ras. S Fully Insured. 732-446-20-10 tion 2003 - 5 speed auto. Only : Wanted ! new (ires & brakes. Gd. cond.. 080a Handy 54,850, nog. 732-957-9512 TREES«Trlmmed*Fl£ 9,700 orig. mf Fully loaded! Rot's.'calJColla'732-264-3425 I Persons •SlumpsGrouncf 'WooiiChlpB $23,000.,neg. 732-321-1750 PONTIAC MONTANA'02 A PERSONAL TOUCH by Reasonable Rates 732-257-Ute #1 AUTO PROGRAM Ext. version, fully loaded, auto. BILL'S EXPERT PAINTING NISSAN ALTIMA GLE '00 4rJ Diane House cleaning at its " i., 96,COO hwy. ml., al loot .ill power, DVD Asking ve»y best. AlforJfiblo rates. • AAAA JACKALLTRADES ' All calls returned same day. REPLACEMENT WINDOWS 310,000, Call 732-D45-3439 Summer specials! 732-828-6521 tr, new ball., am/lm/CD DONATE CARS Pic L -r> (Mil Ui.nit ,il .1,1"'-."l.i • ' H Tired ol liandynie-ri who don't S & R Home Improvements. S6.000. Call 732-577-9625 Help Fight Bfiow or return calls? We ImiiiiijMiiUi :io Ffri! BRUSHSTROKES • Cnll 732-679-2291 A1 GREATCLEANING by Jackie itwaysdol Fully inntiroiH OIH i. I r.v l:.-.t Charlie, 732-521-0 NISSAN MAXIMA '90 - 6 cyl. Att ttidelails, com/res., windows-, Quality work at atlorabel CHILDREN'S 1 woikinc) 24-7. 732-701-1f)82 prices. Free esl. 732-213-4079 i/c, p/w, p/b (new), only 44.000 iiit'ejil lOyrs. exp 732-207-3B72 083 Masonry HI , c.i:,!]., 6 CD, S3.700. neg. CANCER ALL HOUSES & OFFICES by A AMERICAN HAKDYMAN 105 Boats for Sale 908-216-3723 or 732-7Q0-0!i?.B American Children's Society All Types Oi: DON'T PAINT t'ortiKi,: Ji'v/nniiin. HfifH ,''. Er.r Paving NISSAN MAXIMA'97-Auto, Mqnalapan, New Jersey Call Maria cell ft 840-228-15B4 Home Repairs/lmprovenienls Same Day Free Tow POP UP CAMPER, Coleman, Call Paul 732-257-2750 "JOHN CAN DO IT" Excellent cond New tires '86, Tara. Sleeps 7. Galley PAINT • WALLPAPER • TILE BOATS-19 fi; with trailer $75 A/C. 145,000 ml. $5,000. TAX DEDUCTIBLE & shower. $800. or best oiler. SERVICE-Homes apartments A JACK OF ALL TRADES A TEAM CONSTRUCTION Free Estimates. 732-88B-0485 20 fl. Cruisers Cabin 115 Merc Call 732-786-9693 Call 1-800-533-7566 1 Masonry, Paving, Cafpenlty INTERIOR 6 EXTERIOR IRS Forms at Pickup Rcliiibta S lelrenne--. .n'siUM- "No Job "Too Big or Too Small " ..III trailer, $75. NISSAN MAXIMUM LE '95 Cnlt Elaine 732-816-991G For all Your Home Repairs and :iiii(.-.v.ilKa. Driveways, Steps Painting • Wallpapering, Cnll 732-727-7034 Kitchens. Bathrooms, Bnsemen|s Power Washing • Free Estimates TAN - Fully loaded Just 'iMpfOvejiienis Insured & free 1 past inspection. $3,200. 732-972-3099 ELIAHA'S CLEANING SVCE. Esl. Call Jack 732-727-1696 i estimates, 732-558-2775 "all Altlla 908-307-0237 IMPERIAL 87 BOAT- 23 foo Good psices •• refer£-rn:(i:j .iv;ul with THAILER( 25 foot Sea Call 732-277-7B07 AAvww.chlldrenscharillos.coA AUTOS WANTEmD CalfEliana 732-254-8103 ALL HANDYMAN SERVICES BRASUSA INTERIOR WALLPAPERING ' "• I). Good condition. Bes ink & Running Cars.Trucks, Bathrooms, Kllchens, Carpentry CONSTRUCTION & PAINTING. 25 yrs. exp. Exc. -. 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