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August 25, 2005 Nortntineh Brunswick • South Brunswick l 500 The buzz around town North Brunswick resident stuck on making honey
BY JENNIFER AMATO Staff Writer innie the Pooh would have a field day if he ever came to North Brunswick. Boys in blue W North Brunswick's Frank Locke, 51, is a 20 junior police graduate roofer by trade and a beekeeper by hobby. He stum- in North Brunswick bled upon honey harvesting by accident six years ago. Page 3 "A friend of mine had purchased some land not too long ago, and bees were abandoned on the prop- erty [by the previous owner]. I snooped around one day. I was always interested in bees, so this gave me a chance to go further. Online I read about beekeep- ing and how to start, and I found out all of the infor- mation I needed," he said. Locke contacted the apiary inspector of the state Department of Agriculture to find out how to use his knowledge. "He asked questions about the bees I found, and he said he was looking for those bees and wanted to inspect them. After the inspection, we made a deal to trade knowledge for labor, and it's worked to this day," he said. Locke purchased equipment and the bees from the inspector. He bought 12 colonies, each contain- ing 5,000 Italian bees, which has now expanded to 75 colonies with about 40,000-60,000 bees each. He I purchased a queen bee for every' colony through the mail from a queen breeder. He placed each colony on In full swing separate properties throughout Somerset Township, S. Brunswick youths have all within about three miles of each other. fun with a game of cricket The bees live about one-and-a-half months in the summer and three to four months in the winter. Page 27 There are nurse bees, guard bees and field bees. SCOTT PILLING staff (Continued on page !5) North Brunswick beekeeper Frank Locke uses smoke to deter bees to retrieve honey.
Quote of the week: "All in all I Ihink people sbotild Designer honored memorial was chosen learn to respect animals and respect insects more than they goal of giving residents a place of reflection pieces never touch each other as they inter- do, and have more respect for Fountain dedication and peace. twine through space, but are bound togeth- Mother Nature. The planet won't Sept. 11; deadline to The sculpture incorporates three differ- er at the base, according to Batour. survive with just [people] here." ent pieces of interlocking granite, with a Batour, who has also submitted a buy pavers Friday reflection pool, which will remain illumi- memorial design to the World Trade Center •— Frank Locke nated at night. The three pieces of granite Memorial Competition, said when he heard cover story BY MELISSA CIFELLI . Staff Writer represent the three South Brunswick resi- about the township's competition, he dents lost in the attacks, while the reflec- thought the scale of the project would be onstruction on South Brunswick's tion pool is meant to symbolize the com- one that ho would enjoy working on. September 11 Memorial, called "The munity. The interlocking of the granite is "When I found out that they selected my Index C Remembrance Fountain," is under also meant to symbolize unity and remem- design, I was thrilled. ... I feel very lucky to Classified/Employment .36 way at the municipal building after brance. be allowed to do something like this in Crossword .22 months of preparations and donations. The design of the sculpture has particu- front of the municipal building," he said. Entertainment 20 Designer Amado Batour and architect lar significance for the South Brunswick And according to Batour, communities Opinion 6 Kevin Wilkes of the Princeton Design community. need more public displays of art and sculp- Guild have worked for the past several According to Batour, the design ture. Police Beat . 28 weeks in preparation for a dedication cere- expresses the conditions in South "Not just memorials, but work that Real Estate .31 mony planned for the fourth anniversary of Brunswick on 9/11. allows people to sit down, contemplate and Sports 30 the terrorist attacks. "The three people who were killed had enjoy the creative expression of others, Batour's design was selected out of an no relation or knowledge of one another. because in the end, that's what fuels all of original 28 entries submitted to the South The only thing that bound them together our creative process," he said. Brunswick Arts Commission. The was the event and the town they came Batour's memorial process began first Township Council made the final decision from," Batour said. on the memorial last November, with a As a result, the interlocking granite (Continued on page 25) OPEN 7 DAYS OP0.UBO FARM & GREENHOUSES Home OUR BEST FALL OVER Grown Mix CROP EVER!! 100,000 & Match Shrubs LARGE FIELD GROWN TOP QUALITY AZALEAS, RHODIES J MUMS TO ALBERTA SPRUCE JFOR MUMS CHOOSE FROM!! GOLD THREAD CYPRESS 3/J1 ALL COLORS LARGE ASSORTED JUNIPERS 00 SELECTION ASSORTED HOLLY POTS FOR 10 OF HALLOWEEN BOXWOODS, DECORATIONS DAPPLED WILLOW FALL TRUCKLOAD SALE!! BUTTERFLY BUSH •CEDAR MULCH sou. FT. Super Sale! •NUGGETS 8cu.FT. •MINI NUGGETS sou. FT. Alberta Spruce 5-6' • HARDWOOD MULCH SCU.FT. Emerald Green Arbs • PINE BARK MULCH 2 cu FT 3' , Emerald Green Spirals 4BAGSONLY$10?L 3 FOR 10 gal. pot BLACK SLATE MULCH FALL COLORS FLOWERING
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North Brunswick Police Officer Craig Patton leads the Police Academy graduating class William Moore was elected as captain of the Junior Police Academy at the second annual toward the Municipal Building. graduation ceremony held Friday at the North Brunswick Municipal Building. Youths learn police work from the pros
BY JENNIFER AMATO Linwood Middle School designed to keep students members of the police department, the fire departments StalT Writer involved in school work and extracurricular activities in and the first aid squad. order to keep them safe and active, which was imple- "The cadets and the officers that work with them rep- NORTH BRUNSWICK - Left, left, left, right left. mented two years ago by Det. Bongiovanni. resent the best in our community. ... Every time I've seen Twenty Junior Police Academy officers graduated on "I think it's a great asset to the township and the them work this week has made me immensely proud to be Friday after an intense two-week training period coordi- township youth," Officer Craig Patton said. the mayor," Mayor Francis "Mac" Wornack said. nated by the North Brunswick Police Department. "It does wonders for our police department and the "Events in the township make you proud to be a mem- "It's fun. It's not like TV. Most people say cops are bad, youth of our community," Director of Police Kenneth ber of the community. Unfortunately, you read most of the and they're not," junior officer Christina White, 15, time about things that are negative but there are pos- said. itive things to concentrate on," Council Vice President The second annual graduation celebrated the com- Bob Davis said. pletion of 10 eight-hour shifts of training in first aid, The junior officers were able to elect one captain, drill marching, fingerprinting, arrest and processing, two lieutenants and three sergeants to their squad. bullying, terrorism, crime scene photography and the "It feels great because I'm a leader. People like me, U.S. Constitution. I'm very social," junior officer Mark Byrd said of his "The best part was the food and PR-24, the night- newly appointed rank as sergeant. "They kept us sticks. We were taught how to arrest people," White entertained. I had a lot of fun; it was better than I said. thought it would be. Moat people would think of it as The junior officers were also trained and certified boot camp, but it's not; it was good to give it a try." in CPR by Sgt. Steve Lyns. With their new certification, the junior officers will "These kids show such great dedication.... 1b have meet monthly starting Sept. 8. They can participate in someone in middle school or high school learn such a ride-alongs and will receive more class instruction, critical skill is a credit to their character," Township according to Patton. They will also attend township Council President Carlo Socio said. events; last year they marched in the Columbus Day In addition, the New Jersey Department of Parade. Corrections brought two prisoners from Northern The 10- to 18-year-old academy members will State Prison in Newark as part of the Gang receive proclamations from the mayor and council at Awareness & Prevention Program [GAPP] who were North Brunswick Junior Police Academy officers (»-r) Mark Byrd, the Sept" 6 council meeting. involved with, but not responsible for, murder. Alexandria Crlsofulll and Daniel Davis graduated Friday after a two-week «It is ve]y jmportallt because i t teaches the children "It is good knowledge for them to know and see training period In CPR, drill, terrorism and crime scene photography. re fc r^ ^ do ]ke turn Qn ^^ H ht someone older turn themselves around and realize the g0 through a light and g0 to McDonald's?' We try to break mistakes of their youth," Detective Ken Bongiovanni said. McCormick said. "I'd like to thank the Youth Academy and those ideas. Why do police officers beat up people every y 1p p pp y "What they went through was scary. They had been in the recruite because [they] spent two weeks out of [their] i h h? 1 I i i h/ li prison for 20 years and that was scary," White said. summer. ... It shows [their] commitment and dedication. time they arrest them? It ia important the/re learning The junior academy is funded through a state grant The "backbone of the whole academy1 was Officer it>8 not that way It is a different atmosphere. They have with the help of the Municipal Alliance Committee. It Patton and Sgt. Lyns, according to Detective a true understanding about what the police department branches from STREET, an after-school program at Bongiovanni. Also integral to the program were other is about. It kind of straightens them out," Bongiovanni The dog days of summer are approaching
"It is a fun event. The humans mix they don't own a pet, and be support- All doga muat be licensed, vaccinat- PawPats Walk-AThon with the animals," DPRCS Director Lou ive," Benson said, ed and on a leash. They do not have to scheduled rain or shine Ann Benson said. Benson said the purpose of the event wear sneakers; however, it is recom- There will be raffles, giveaways, ie to raise funds for the Humane mended that the owners do, according in No. Brims, on Sept 10 prizes, adoptions, doggie bandannas, Association and to provide education on to Benson. dog biscuits, refreshments and goodie pet care, "We encourage the surrounding BY JENNIFER AMATO bags. There will be several vendors sell- "We want people to realize you love towns [to participate]. We hope all of Staff Writer ing dog products and providing services your animal, but you need to leash it the animal lovers in town will spread NORTH BRUNSWICK - This one's to the pets. Love My Pets and Blumig and protect it in case it gets lost. You the word to then* friends/' Benson said. going to the dogs. Kennels of East Brunswick will have have to try to be proactive and not reac- The event will begin at 11 a.m. The North Brunswick Humane tables, the Barking Spa of Milltown will tive," she said. Registration starts at 10 a.m. The fee is Association and the Department of give free manicures and pedicures, and There will be ribbons for the dogs $12 for the first dog and $5 For each Parks, Recreation & Community Doggie Minesweepers will offer gift cer- and T-shirts "for the owners, sponsored additional dog. Donations of pet sup- Services (DPRCS) are holding the sec- tificates. Jay Carroll, the township's by Doggie Minesweepers and plies including food, blankets and tow- ond annual PawPals Dog Walk-A-Thon animal control officer, will be available Edgebrook Animal Hospital of Bast els are encouraged. For more informa- on Sept. 10, rain or shine, at Sabella to answer questions about pet care, Brunswick. Preregistration guarantees tion e-mail [email protected] or Park on Cozzens Lane. There will be sep- "We're looking (or a great event and a shirt, but pets may be signed up on call the DPECS at (732) 247-0922, arate tracks for large and small dogs. encourage people to come out even if the day of the event. ext 478. NO ONE DOES ARTS, CRAFTS & FLORALS BETTER! 2 oi. Traditions Premium Acrylic Paint
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There was a very large woman with many seniors living in the township. that N.B. seniors get "I've had many people mad at me for an overbite in one of the old club vans, and "I like the job, I like working for the ••••• canceling a beauty parlor trip for a medical she was the last person to be dropped off. township, I like the people who work for where they need to go trip," Hermes said, "We cut through the high school and hit North Brunswick. The employees of this The program also supports residents a speed bump. She lifted up into the air off town are great. It's good. Obviously you BY JENNIFER AMATO with low income, members of the Raritan of the seat. When she came down her teeth have to enjoy what you're doing," Hermes Staff Writer Valley Workshop, summer camps, the after popped out of her mouth and fell to the said. "People taking the time to say Thank NORTH BRUNSWICK - Bob Hermes, school latch key program, preschool trips, floor. Luckily we had rubber gloves in the you. That service was great. I don't know 56, knew he didn't want to be a car sales- Meals on Wheels and local organizations. van," he laughed. what I'd do without it'; that's rewarding." man all his life. Little did he know that he The buses have traveled as far as the Of his 51 years living in North Transportation is available to seniors would remain in the transportation indus- Meadowlands, but usually the vehicles are Brunswick, Hermes said development has age 60 and older who have no other moans try for more than 20 years. reserved for local trips to the Brunswick changed the township the most. of obtaining transportation. Nonmedical Hermes is the current supervisor of Square Mall in East Brunswick or to the "I used to hunt in Governor's Point and appointments are subject to cancellation in senior transportation for the Township of State Theatre in New Brunswick. Since by Farrington Lake. I couldn't even think cases where a medical priority exists. A North Brunswick. He was originally a park 1986, the department has provided over about doing that now. [Andl I used to back donation of 50 cents is suggested for trips to patrolman in the mid-1970s and eventual- 610,000 round-trips and has traveled over out of my driveway without looking," he the senior center and $1 is suggested for ly became a driver for the department. 1.5 million miles, according to Hermes. said. "The downside of [the township] being prescheduled trips. Tb contact the trans- When the founder of the township's trans- The supervisor said one of the funniest so big is unfortunately we lose the close- portation department, call (732) 418-2224 portation program decided to retire in the occurrences en route happened a few years ness we once had." or (732) 247-0922 ext. 553. 1980s, Hermes assumed the position. "I like doing what I'm doing because I'm flexible. I understand the needs of the drivers because I drive in the trenches, I sit behind a desk and understand the needs of the higher ups. I can jump in a vehicle and don't have to be chained to a desk," he said. Hermes currently supervises a staff of four drivers. "I have four qualified, hard-working drivers. I think the world of them, they do a great job, as well as the office staff. That's important," Hermes said. "It's nice with the staff here. The girls that drive go beyond. All the seniors love the staff and that's important, that's nice to hear." WAffACTOO The drivers have commercial drivers licenses with passenger endorsements. By Oct. 1 they will have student endorse- ments as well. They take defensive driving courses, safety courses and wheelchair •••* training and are certified in CPR and first aid. "Unfortunately we're overwhelmed with new clients and unfortunately my staff is the same. We're working on it. [Department of Parks, Recreation & Community Services Director] Lou Ann [Benson] is a great boss. She's always open if I have any problems, questions or sug- SUNDAY BRUNCH gestions; I focus through her," Hermes said. The six vans are wheelchair-equipped and can hold about 20 passengers. A new 11 AM - 3 PM van was added last year, with one expected this year and in 2008. A large school bus is ! also part of the fleet. "The political fathers in town have been receptive, they've always been receptive to iv ith ^toxican •< our seniors' needs," Hermes said. "There are a lot of hard miles put on these vehi- $ cles. They're recognizing the need for new Adults 11.99 I; vehicles." The department supports any senior S over the age of 60 who has no other means Children 5.99 of transportation. Any medical appoint- ments or emergencies are first priority, (10 or under) with personal trips to the bank, beauty parlors and the mall as secondary con- • Carving Station cerns. Seniors are also brought to visit • Fresh Omelette Station 'What Is a Canal?' at •Quesadillas D&R State Park Aug. 27 • Fresh Fruit Delaware and Raritan (D&R) Canal State Park will present "What Is a Canal?" Much, Much More Aug. 27 at 10:30 a.m. at the Kingston Canal House, Route 27, Kingston section of South Brunswick. A park historian will present the pro- 4095 Rt. 1 South gram and discuss how the canal differs from a river, why and how it was built, and how locks and bridges worked. Following Monmouth Junction, N J the discussion will be a short walk along the towpath (weather permitting). The free presentation is open to children age 5- 8, and parents. Preregistration is required as the program is limited to 20 individu- 732-355-1030 als. To preregister, call (732) 873-3050. 6 SENTINEL, August 25, 2005 OPINION State should act soon on sex offender zones outh Brunswick is one of a Also, a state bill could add growing list of municipali- some much needed consistency, Sties considering the cre- as many local towns are adding ation of what have been, dubbed their own wrinkles to the ordi- "pedophile-free zones." It likely nances and perhaps trying to won't bo the last. outdo each other. For example, The Township Council placed the typical distance in these an item regarding such a meas- laws has been 1,000 feet from ure, which bars certain convicted whatever the town defines as a sex offenders from living near protected area, but other towns areas that children regularly use, have expanded that to 2,500. on its Aug. 2 agenda, but did not And while most have imposed take action on the matter at that the buffers around areas like time. In our region, Hamilton, playgrounds and schools, Brick Manalapan, Old Bridge and has added thousands of bus MaHboro, among' several others, stops, essentially eliminating ^> have either adopted or begun dis- the entire town as a place cussions about ordinances creat- offenders could live. ing such zones. Some have pointed out that The state is considering legis- in certain cases, these zones lation aimed for the same pur- could carry unintended side pose, and it is important for effects. Holmdel Committeeman many reasons that the Tony Orsini recently raised con- Legislature acts soon. corns that the ban in the small It remains to be seen borough of Keansburg could whether, if challenged, these drive its sizable population of zones would hold up in court. offenders into larger places Holmdel Committeeman which are less developed with Terence Wall, who advocated the schools and playgrounds, like ordinance in his hometown and his neighborhood in northern Keansburg, where he serves as Holmdel. the borough's business adminis- Like the cell phone bans of a trator, is actively trying to band few years ago, the pedophile-free together a group of municipali- zone has become a municipal ties to pool resources and fight lawmaking trend that doesn't that battle as a team. But pro- figure to end soon, especially tecting" children from sexual since it has become a campaign predators is a regional issue, issue in many towns this year. and it would be fairer and more Our leaders in Trenton would do efficient for a state to defend well to make their move before these laws than a handful of these local ordinances spread municipalities. much further. Letters
Advocate offers tips for conserving energy — and saving money State First Aid Council endorses ICE system s temperatures continue When left on, they make air con- hope you will join me in practic- e never know when we ICE is free and easy to use, to rise throughout the ditioners work harder. ing them too, might fall ill while but it's not foolproof. Password- Asummer, there are many • Close cooling vents or turn My office publishes a handy W away from home, protected cell phones might pro- steps you can take to keep cool by off window air conditioners in guide, the Consumer Conserva- become incapacitated in a motor hibit access to the information, conserving energy. As the New unused rooms and shut the door tion Handbook, which provides vehicle accident or even a mass- or an accident might render a Jersey Ratepayer Advocate, rep- to keep cool and save money. money-saving tips for energy con- casualty incident. To help emer- cell phone inoperable. resenting and protecting the • Turn off central air condi- servation in the home during the gency officials contact a victim's Nevertheless, the nonprofit interests of utility consumers, I tioning 30 minutes before you summer and other seasons. loved ones, there is a new sys- New Jersey State First Aid believe conservation is the best plan to leave your home, and it The Consumer Conservation tem called ICE (In Case of way to lower your utility bills, will remain cool until you go. Council — which represents Handbook is available to all Emergency). more than 20,000 emergency add more comfort to your home • When shopping for a new air consumers at no cost by calling and improve the environment. conditioner, make sure it is the (973) 648-2690 or visiting The ICE campaign encour- medical services (EMS) volun- Some energy-saving tips for right size for the area you are www.rpa.state.nj.us. Taking small ages cell phone users to program teers throughout New Jersey — the summer include the follow- cooling. The wrong size air condi- steps toward conservation will go emergency contact information endorses the ICE campaign and ing- tioner will use more electricity a long way in making a difference, into their phones under the ICE urges Garden State residents to * Open windows during mod- and increase your energy hills. Be not only in your own home but in listing. This could allow emer- use it. It could help save pre- erate weather instead of using sure to choose an energy-efficient our environment as well. gency responders and hospital cious time and lives. your air conditioner, to help save unit with the Energy Star label. staffs to access contacts and money. • Set the cooling thermostat Seema M. Singh quickly alert family or friends. It David Schimmel • Turn off lights, TVs and as high as comfort permits to save South Brunswick also might help rescuers obtain Director of Mobilization and computers when not in use to more energy. The higher the set- Director, New Jersey vital medical information about Disaster Services help lower the temperature. ting, the more you save. Division of the Ratepayer a patient who cannot convey the New Jersey State First Aid I follow these strategies and I Advocate information himself. Council
Editorial: (732) 358-5200 Ext. 8226 Classified: (800) 660-4ADS Volume 12, Number 47 Fax:(732)780-4192 Fax: (732) 780-4678 Sentinel E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] The Sentinel is published Thursday by the Sentinel A Greater Media Newspaper Sports E-mail: [email protected] Publishing Co., P.O. Box 5001, Freehold, NJ 07728. Delivery problems? For mail subscriplion information, call (800) 989- Karl Vilacoba Display Advertising: (732) 358-5200 9969. Managing Editor Fax: (732) 780-4257 Call circulation at (800) 989-9969 Doug McKeiuUi E-mail: [email protected] or e-mail: [email protected] before apart* Coordinator •fcBS" noon on Friday. SENTINEL, August 25, 2005 Z WORD ON THE STREET Vocational Education: It's Worth? Should President Bush meet with Cindy Sheehan? $565,167 I think that it / think anybody would only be who wants to fair... but she talk.to him has to realize should be able he's the presi- to. He is our dent of the president; we United States. elected him. 1 think she's doing the right — DebbJe Henry thing. She North Brunswick wants some answers. During the 2004-2005 school year, students at the Middlesex County Vocational and Technical High — Lordys Rodriguez Schools earned $565,167 while attending school. North Brunswick Register Now!!! Classes Begin September 7,2005. Call the Campus Nearest You.
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Letters Parkinson's patient urges passage of stem cell act TOOLS • GRILLS • PATIO SETS • SPAS am a 38-year-old women whose life over, so as you see the passing of this bill can be .changed with the passing of is my future. I Senate Bill S-471, The Stem Cell The House has approved HR 810 Research Enhancement Act of 2005.1 am establishing federal guidelines to ensure LOWEST PRICES IN NEW JERSEY! a Parkinson's patient; I was diagnosed embryonic stem cell research moves for- with this debilitating disease February ward in a safe and ethical manner. As the 2004 at the age of 37 — a very young age. merits of advancing stem cell research I Parkinson's disease (PD) is a progressive are debated, I would ask the president PATIO SETS neurological disorder caused by a degen- and others to reconsider their positions eration of dopamine neurons. and pass this legislation to help the mil- I cannot go more than five hours with- lions of Americans who have PD, 50% OFF out taking medication because my symp- Alzheimer's, ALS, diabetes, spinal cord toms become very severe. Over time, injuries and some cancers that could NO STRINGS ATTACHED these medications will lose their effec- greatly benefit from this research. tiveness, causing physical disability. I It is my hope all the members of the have a husband and two children — with Senate say "yes" on S-471 in support of NOW IS THE TIME whom I would like to have a normal this research. A* • healthy life — but as I look into my TO BUY! future I don't see this happening. By the Ann Marie Konopka time I'm my 40's, PD will have taken South Brunswick Resident impressed with Republicans at county fair POOL SALE t was a breath of fresh air at last county freeholder booth was for the most week's fair to meet Republican candi- unattended. No candidates were there to CLOSEOUT POOLS I dates for county freeholder, Andrew answer questions, although one night I ONLY! Tidd, Jay Boxwell, and county clerk can- did run into two young volunteers; how- 4] didate Joseph Sinagra. These gentlemen ever, they were not equipped to answer 12'Round..., S275 answered all of our questions and also questions. I suppose the Democratic can- 15'Round '300 explained to us why no-bid contracts and didates feel they don't have to work so ANY ARTESIAN OVAL FOOL (Cannot be combined with the pay-to-play scheming which current- hard. As for the Republican county candi- my otheroiler. Must be presenlc 18'Round *325 ly goes on in Middlesex County govern- dates, they certainly deserve this voter's $ ment hurts every taxpayer. Their litera- business Nov. 8. |21' Round 350 ture was also quite clear and concise. These guys worked for our vote. Jo Ann Francis On the other hand, the Democrats' Old Bridge W M-F 10-8, SAT. 10-6. SUN. 11-5 QUOTED BEST' _ FOOL AND SPA r STORE OF Centre EAST BRUNSWICK Letters Policy New Jersey ZOO2 ft 20f>3 SUPER STORE Letters to the editor may be sent via e-mail to [email protected], Please include pellcnn center IB Moll Freeholil Raceway Moll a daytime telephone number where the author may be reached for verification. For 1030 Route IS i tost Brunswick more information, call (732) 358-5200, ext. 8223. 732-625-1021 732-254-5115 V» JQ'j; ?<• , ft , J'lVfVUia?. NS 8 SBNTINBI^, August 25, 2005 _-_ —•* ENTERTAINIMUS MAXIMUS Are you not entertained?
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It can hold The snake must eat a goat every two Sharp claws. Forked tongue. Long neck. smell, and was mistaken by the dogs to Pointy tail. Bright eyes. its breath for an hour. At full maturity it weeks to stay alive, which takes four to be a zebra himself. The pack chased their can reach 600 pounds, run 35 mph and five days to digest. The python can strike No, it's not your partner when you master down toward the Nile River, but all wake up in the morning. hold its breath for six hours. 50 percent of its body length at 80 mph. of a sudden the barking ceased. One of his The last animal is the real stall of all "Then it squeezes until [the animal] The Friends of the Library sponsored assistants said, "Pharaoh, a dragon three a live presentation by Snakes-N-Scales of the dragon stories, according to Bean. can't breathe any more, then it bites. ... It cubits [30 feet] long came out of the water. The baby Burmese python grows to be 35 can swallow something eight times the and Turtle Tales to celebrate the North It had big orange eyes, it had a mouth this Brunswick Library's 2005 summer read- feet long, weighs 300 pounds and has 200 size of its head and not have a problem," long, it had a tail that long, and in one bite, fishhook-shaped teeth- Bean said to the screaming" children. ing program "Dragons, Dreams, and it scooped up all the dogs." Daring Deeds" last Thursday. "It lives in trees and when it comes The audience, though at times fearful "The animals today are rescued from Bean said that what the men had out it looks like it's flying,"Bea n said. and at times amazed, ultimately enjoyed bad people and bad places," said Chris actually seen was a saltwater crocodile, He said that snakes are deaf since the experience. Bean, an educator for the program with which can grow to be 35 feet long, with 7 they don't have ears, so their other sens- (Continued on next page) 23 years of experience in the field. Bean showcased five reptiles and amphibians for the 100 children and 50 adults watching.in awe. He discussed how each animal was originally thought to be a scary, monstrous dragon but was actually misconstrued by urban legends. He mentioned how Godzilla is the most recognizable dragon in the world and how Chinese dragons have large heads without arms and legs. "Everywhere you go in the world they have different ideas of dragons," he said. The first "dragon" presented was the COME VISIT OUR boarded dragon from Australia. When it RECENTLY REMODELED, gets scared, it stands up on its back legs, uses its tail to balance, puffs itself out AIR CONDITIONED GYM and turns black, appearing to look like it WITH EXPANDED is growing a beard. 2005 USMG STATE CHAMPIONS ^ DISCIPLINES "It's not really a beard. It's a reptile- Becoguijtod by USA Gymnastics <__ p School in MJ ACTIVITY AREAS it has no hair. And it doesn't know how to (Out of 65) for Compulsor taatiea shave," Bean said. YOUR CHILD'S SUCCESS IS OUR BUS!, However, for its predators the beard Whether a pre-schooler, beginner gymnastics student or has little effect. Instead, the bearded il competitor, your child will have a positive learning dragon uses a second trick: since it is the ice at MGA, while having fun and gaining self-esteer same color as the sand, it runs off a rock into the sand, wiggles and flattens out. It 0UTSTANDIM6 KCIUTV AND ' 4>\ ! closes its eyes and stays there until dan- PROFESSIONAL STAFF ger subsides. »! and most <:omplere in !0,()00 sq. ft.of air conditioned^ The second reptile was a "turtle drag- •i up-to-dnte equipment on." He told the story of how a father and we II as two power spring floor his son paddled across the ocean when Ira mpolines, two tumble tracks. their boat started to rumble. They would iull and bars. MGA's "see a little island coming up out of the sachers and coaches includes highly water.'- The "island" would disappear, dc ass instruc tors as well as Nafiono causing the son to believe a dragon had appeared. In reality, the animal was a CELEBRATING OUR 27th ANNIVERSARY OF SERVING Florida soft-shell turtle, though its name CENTRAL NEW JERSEY FAMILIES is deceiving. GYMNASTICS INSTRUCTION TUMBLING & TRAMPOLINE; "The shell is made out of bone, the For girls & boys ages 3 ana up - all le For girls and boys in cheerleading same type of bone in your body, like a HIDFIT PRE-GYMNASTICS RHYTHMIC GYMNASTICS kneecap," Bean said. AND MOTOR MOVEMENT For girls ages 5 and up ' The turtle is an extremely quick Ages 16-42 months, Divided into 3 age groups. With p TEAM PROGRAMS swimmer, swimming 10 times as fast as • Boys 4 GirlsC a human. Its nosei.Kelps it finaVoysteijs ROCK CLIMBING and clams, which it can break in half in For boy and girls ages 7 and up - polinc and Rock Climbing one bite. It spends all of its time in the water except to lay eggs, and is a favorite \OPEN HOUSE AND REGISTRATION food of alligators. •'Man thru Thurs Aug. 15-18,10am-1pm and 6pnv3pm / Fri. & Sat, Aug 19 & 20, 10am-1pm n. Aug 22 thru Thms Aug 25 10am-1prn anti 6pm-8pm / Fri. Aug126,10am-1pm. These limes are lor new students or tho The third animal, the spotted tree seeking evaluation for class placement (Previous students can register by maN) Special KidFit Mini Classes for monitor, gave Bean a little bit of trouble. ages 16-42 mos. will be conducted. Monday, Aug 22 thru Thurs, Aug 25,10am-noor> The lizard, from an island near ALL CLASSES AND PROGRAMS START MONDAY, AUG, 29, 2005 Madagascar, uses its claws to find food and jump from tree to tree, to escape from predators; instead, the monitor ONE FREE CLASS clawed into Bean's hands. "She needs those sharp nails but she IIT Any NK^ Program Gymnast' doesn't need them in my skin," he joked. • The monitor is the reason .dragons NO STRINGS ATTACHED- 33 McGuiro Street are perceived as fire-breathing, accord- (use Eggers/ Kennedy exit off Rt 18, 2 blocks south of NJ Turnpike) ing to Bean. WHEN YOU PRESENT THIS COUPON "The idea of fire comes from that fiffeft fmmaaties Aeatiemf East Brunswick tongue. It looks like fire because it hap- One free lesson per child • for any child not enrolled in pens so quick," he said. MGA during last 12 months. Coupon must be presented The next reptile has an ancient before enrolling in program Expires 9/30/05 732-249-6422 or 249-2865 Egyptian history. Bean recounted that or visit our website at www,middlesexgymnastics.com I".! ?j)0i,?.;^ujjMA,,iLiuri".';p5 '1 2 SENTINEL, August 25, 2005 (Continued from previous page) "I like Lhe alligator because of its sharp teeth," said David Sawuk, 7, of North Brunswick. Dance and Theatre School "I liked the part when he took the snake out, and that big crocodile," said Aadil Rizwan, 8, of North Brunswick. "In my kindergarten class, we had a python and we put it on my shoulder. It took like four or five kids. I was hoping there was going to be one." Greg Hart, 10, of North Brunswick, „ enjoyed the presentation but doesn't think dragon-type animals are for him, "I like the weird animals because I've never seen them before and they're strange," he said. "Looking at someone else's pet might be OK but I don't think having one as a pet would be a good idea." CITY STYLE DANCE TRAINING IN CENTRAL JERSEY FOR 29 YEARS! The festivities celebrated the drag- on-based summer reading program, open to children up to the age of 12. MARLBORO EAST BRUNSWICK The children recorded the number of SOMERSET minutes they read each day in 15- 732-972-1116 732-238-7890 732-246-0878 minute increments. The program was 1240 Campus Dr. W 110 Tices Lane, Suite 14 1709 Route 27 based on the number of minutes read off Rt. 520, near Rt. 18 off Rt. 18 South, behind Kohl's Hempstead Plaza, near Curves as opposed to the number of books. Adults could read to children who could Maty ofOurftudents not read by themselves. Preschool thru Adult DANCE appeared til Bmadi Hart said he read a lot over the sum- Beginner to the Professional DEPARTMENT mer, mostly mystery books. Jazz • Tap • Classical Ballet "Right now I'm listening to • Hip Hop • Pointe * Lyrical Jazz • 'Eragon,'" he said. BOYS CLASSES & The nationwide program was joined COMPANIES by the North Brunswick Library last year and increased its numbers this year from 450 to 502 members. THEATRE Collectively, the group read 260,000 DEPARTMENT minutes, 4,334 hours and 181 days. Acting & Musical Theatre "We've had more patron attendance Classes - Vocal Classes & this year in general," children's librari- Private Lessons All Dance Levels an Hilary Mirrer said. "This year was Professional Certified Faculty www.centerstqgen|.com more attractive. There were fairy tales, We Have No Registration Fees! kings and queens, royalty, knights and jesters. It appealed to all different ages. There were fairy tales for the pre- school kids all the way up to Camelot." Over the summer, club members Bright, Creative and Learning Different also participated in a variety of fanta- sy-based activities. Through arts and crafts projects they could make crowns, puppets, castles, a tapestry, helmets, shields, swords and a jester hat. They jThe Lewis School also celebrated Harry Potter Day with crafts, trivia and wizard magic. -Since 1973- On Sept. 9 and 10, 10 percent of sales at any Barnes & Noble in New At the Forefront of Education Jersey will be donated to the N.J, Libraries' 2006 Summer Reading Program. Vouchers are available at the that Empowers Learning North Brunswick. Library at 880 Hermann Road. Different Students The Snakes-N-Scales program offers a variety of presentations involving to Thrive and Succeed reptiles, amphibians, animal movie effects, smaller animals for younger children, taxonomy, mammals, insects : , A Smily in Cluirmal ami Chalk For Fall Enrollment, and arachnids, and dinosaurs and fos- College Preparatory Slwttrnl, Roger Uiiulail sils. For more information call (973) The Lewis School is an Internationally After School Education and 248-9964 or visit Snakes-N-Scales.com. Recognized Educational Resource where three generations of bright learning different stud ents Educational Evaluations have prepared successfully to achieve their sch o- Co-educationnl, K-College Preparatory Levels Preschool announces lastic and personal best. Orton-Gillingham, Wil- Contact the Admissions Office: change age requirement son Reading and research-based, multisensory Sand Hills Preschool, 57 Sand Hills speech-language instruction is offered curriculum - Road, Kendall Park section of South 609-924-8120 Brunswick, has announced a change in wide to students with learning is sues related to the cut-off date for children wishing to dyslexia, auditory processing and attention def i- attend the school. The change was made 53 Bayard Lane in order to accommodate younger age 3 cit. Lewis is a nurturing, traditional day school children. where self :esteem and great promise are salvaged, Children who turn age 3 by Dec. 31, Princeton, NJ 08540 not Oct. 31 as originally announced, are and individual intelligences are valued and pro s- eligible to attend the school. A "Mommy pered. www.lewisschool.org and Me" class is also available for 2-year olds. J U'li'is School if iwii-jiwfil, HCHH nimdtfivs not disrriiiiiiwte on Hie twisty' nice, rlhuirity, aeetl or guilder. Member o/Jlie liUemniioiml Dyslexia Assodatteti shice 1973. For more information, call (732) 940- 1515. SENTINEL, Augusl 25, 2005 13 Towns have no business in the newspaper trade x> o, East Brunswick has gone into the newspaper business — without ask- ENTERPRIS E S Sing a single taxpayer whether that's Heating • Air Conditioning a business they want to be in. .GREG BEAN Generally, I've been a supporter of Coda Mayor William Neary and his administra- P.O. Box 299 tion. They've done a lot of good work in my Spotswood, NJ 08884 home community and there's a lot to be Office: 732-251-0262 proud of. This newspaper decision, how- $10,000 on the first issue. Based on 30 ever, is wrong-headed on so many levels it years' experience, I think it will be a long We are indoor comfort professionals would take about three of these columns time before the Quarterly is in the black. who offer homeowners service protection to cover them all. If ever. Do East Brunswick taxpayers real- with parts, labor andmatntenance agreements. In the interest of brevity, I'll hit only ly want to support a newspaper that does- the high points: n't pay for itself? I don't know, because no I • Admittedly, I have a vested interest one ever asked. $250.00 Off Installation of Complete System in this, but I do find it disquieting that a • Although I have a high personal $50.00 Off Any Service Repair governmental entity we journalists are regard for William Neary, I've noticed in ethically obligated to cover as objectively the last year or so that — like many long- $25.00 Off Out Service Protection Agreement as possible is now a direct marketplace time mayors — he's become increasingly $50.00 Off Installation of Humidifier or Air Cleaner competitor. It's a competitor of every other thin-skinned when it comes to criticism. print outlet that covers the township as Most recently, he bridled over coverage of CANNOT BE COMBINED WITH ANY OTHER OFFER well. That's just weird. the high-paying job he got at Keep " While Neary maintains that the East Middlesex Moving because of his political Brunswick Quarterly will not be political connections. He didn't think that job in nature — taxpayers wouldn't stand for should have been a newspaper story, and that — you can't help noticing that in the he was upset it became one. Would the first issue, the lone Republican on the story, or further developments, be covered council, Christi Calvano, was not given a in the East Brunswick Quarterly? Not on voice on the council page. Nor, apparently, your life. For that, you'll have to keep are there any plans to give her one. How reading the competition. can a publication be considered nonpoliti- Take Advantage cal when a Democratic voice is on the council page, and not a Republican one? If it walks like a duck, and quacks like a I haven't written about this for four duck ... years, because there was a part of me that of our was afraid speaking about it would mean • Neary says that because of the bad luck. Another part of me held off sim- benign nature of the newspaper, he per- ply because I know my middle son well ceives no need for libel insurance, and enough to know he'd probably be embar- Rent Lock that issue will be left up to the publisher, rassed by the attention. Now, however, I Quarterly Publications LLC. Obviously, think the time has come. Neary needs to brush up on the law. Under New Jersey statute, the publisher Today, as I write this column, is my THE RESIDENCE AT FORSGATE, an Assisted Living Community, offers son's last day in the United States Army. " of a newspaper is responsible for every a choice of lifestyle options tailored to personal needs. We take pride word in the publication, including the He joined the military right out of high advertising. And if someone takes school and his first day of service was in the quality of care we provide and the peace of mind it gives you. umbrage to something printed in the Sept. 5, 2001, six days before Sept. 11. publication and files suit, he or she can A member of the 173rd Airborne, he not only go after the direct assets of the trained as a paratrooper and was among publishers, but the personal assets of any- the first soldiers who jumped into Iraq at one who had anything to do with the the start of the war. A squad automatic offending material. People filing suit gen- weapon gunner, he spent a large portion of erally go after the people with the deepest his year in country training Iraqi police pockets, and in this case that would clear- forces and then served out the rest of his ly be East Brunswick. Did anyone ask tax- hitch in Vicenza, Italy, and Fort Polk, La. payers if we wanted that responsibility? Obviously, his mother and I are not the No. The decision to take part in this ven- only family members in this country who ture was not made by the council, it was worried about their loved ones in the mil- made by the administration, so there was itary, and our experience was no different, no discussion. and often not as heart-wrenching, as thou- sands upon thousands of other families in • It's a fact of the newspaper business similar circumstances. that there is a line between advertising But, just for posterity, I'd like to take and editorial. Still, that doesn't stop this opportunity to let my boy know how advertisers from occasionally demanding proud his mother and I are of him, and special treatment, and threatening to pull how much we've learned from his calm advertising if they don't get it. Keeping dedication to duty and country, his per- • everyone happy is like walking a tightrope sonal bravery in the face of very difficult for a newspaper publisher, and it takes a circumstances these last years. great deal of diplomacy to keep from falling off. Will any of the advertisers in I'd like him to know that not only are the East Brunswick Quarterly — say an we proud of him, we're proud of every man advertiser who also does business with and woman who has served their country the township in a development project — during this difficult and bloody time. And RESIDENCE demand to be shown in a positive light in I think that sentiment is shared by every one of the stories? It's likely that will even- patriotic American today, no matter what tually happen. What will the township do? our political beliefs concerning the war. in I don't know, but I'll bet nobody in the Iraq. administration has spent 10 seconds I don't know if it's the Army that has thinking about it. made my child into the competent young • My first boss told me there's no bet- man he has become since the day he Call today to schedule a tour. ter way for someone with no experience to. enlisted, but it's a fine young man he's turn a large fortune into a small fortune turned into. than starting a newspaper. Almost to Welcome home, Coleman. 732-656-1000 prove that axiom (even though Neary said 319 Forsgate Drive • Monroe Township, NJ 08831 the publication would be self-supporting) Gregory Bean is executive editor of they managed to lose between $8,000 and Greater Media Newspapers. Visit us at www.residenceatforsgate.com Become a Police investigating Professional Massage Therapist Renaissance vandalism BY JENNIFER AMATO ized on July 29. 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Some reslriclions apply. 2 First-lime patrons. 3 No current members, please, e 20H5 American Woman Figure Saions ol IJJ Inc. HW NS It's all about fun. (And fitting into your jeans.) SCOn PILLING staff Beekeeper Frank Locke keeps nine hives on his father's property In Franklin Township. He currently has 75 colonies within three miles of each other in -8 town. When you love your workout, results come easy. That's why Jazzercise blends aerobics, yoga, Pilates, and kickboxing movements into fun A queen will last ibout two years dance routines set to fresh new music. before the hive n ices her. She becomes All fitness levels are welcome. a detriment to the hive when she lays Buzz Carctio Slrengin unfertilized eggs which emerge as Freehold" (732 431-3059 (Continuedfrom page I) drones. Manalapan** ? South Brunswick ( The field bees, all of which are female, Another natural impediment is the Jackson" & New E ypt (732 start flying around in February and pick rampant spread of pests. Locke lost 80 "Babysitting AvaiJa le jazzemse up nectar from maple trees. In March, percent of his bees due to mite infesta- Jazzerciso.com • 1(8OO)FIT-1S-IT it shows. Locke checks to make sure the bees are tion in the winter of 2004. alive and provides them with sugar "Because of mites, wild bees don't water or corn syrup. He checks every two really exist anymore. We have to treat or three weeks to make sure every colony ours to keep them alive," he said. "This is still has a queen and that there is activi- a nationwide problem. Some people lost ty at the entrance. everything." "If there are not bees flying around, There have also been droughts over • something is wrong," he said. the last two or three summers. The per- In April, Locke places three boxes fect bee yard has a lake or pond because above the brood nest. He checks on the the bees need water year-round. Yet boxes in May when the bees are in full extreme weather will affect them as well. swing and can create a box of honey per "What hurts bees is a lack of food and ENROLL NOW! week, approximately 30 pounds. Over too much rain. They need to fly," Locke School Begins September 8th the summer Locke trims the weeds and said. keeps the yards cut. A successful harvest is also dependent Limited Space Available The honey is harvested in August. upon the flowers the nectar and pollen Every box has 10 wooden frames and are retrieved from. Although some bee- Committed to providing each frame houses a comb that stores the keepers transport their colonies to differ- honey. To get the bees off the honey, ent locations to vary the supply, Locke quality education Locke sprays a safe, non-toxic bee repel- tends to keep his bees in the same loca- in a Christian environment tion. His typical honey comes from a mix i lent. He then puts on a piece of black felt to drive the bees down away from the of wild flowers; however, he has been • Preschool Programs (or 3 & 4 year olds • Half-day sessions honey. known to make specific types including • Qualified, Oaring Staff • High teacher/Child ratio bamboo honey. v. He brings the boxes to his facility and • Urge, fenced outdoor playground • Morn my and Me "Because the flowers are so mixed up ! pulls the frames out one at a time. There • Music, Gym, computers, Weekly Chapel (non-denominational) 2 •• are thousands of cells on each side filled [in an area], you can't control the type of with honey and capped with beeswax. He honey," he said. • Accredited by NABYC-we EXCEED State standards! uses either a capping scratcher or a hot However, the honey is not the only knife to remove the wax. The frames part of the hive that is edible. New SAND HILLS PRESCHOOL then go into an extractor to spin the Jersey's state insect is the only insect honey out of the cells. that produces food for humans to con- 57 Sand Hill Road, Kendall Park, NJ 08824 • 732-940-1515 He sets aside raw honey, which sume. Susan Hickson, Director • Susan Goddard, Asst. Director includes the wax, pollen and parts of (Continued on page 16) bees still in it, and then strains the rest into a holding tank. "The work is hard and the honey is heavy. It is usually hot when taking the honey," he said. The average honey retrieved is 65 MARKDOWNS pounds per colony, but some colonies can produce 250 pounds and some produce on all of our wonderful casual indoor/outdoor furniture and home acccessorles none, according to Locke. Last year his entire yield was 5,000 pounds. All Patio Furniture indoor casual Furniture . Overall, Locke said his role in the honeymaking process is relatively limit- ed. Outdoor Wicker Hutches - Armoires "All I've done for them is supply them a home," he said. Cast Aluminum Nature's obstacles Although Locke's manual process may seem simple, there are several com- Sling Furniture Electric Fireplaces ponents from nature which affect the outcome of the honey production. The most important aspect is the sus- Umbrellas Sleepers/Sofas tainment of the queen bee, which lays an average of 1,500 eggs per day. "Every colony revolves around the queen. If there is no queen, the colony will collapse, If the queen dies, they will replace her if they have the ability to replace her. They select one egg out of the hive and make it the queen," he said. T6 going to bother you. It wants a flower and then wants to go home; it's not inter- Buzz esfced in you. The reason you get stung 13 because you're near their home," he said. (Continued from page 15) Locke said that only a trained bee- "There isn't anything in there you can't keeper should remove a swarm of bees. eat. The pollen, after the bees get it, is a "If you start to kick or bang it, you're doughy substance. It is tasty and nutri- gonna get it." Saturday, Agust 27 tious. Then there is the honey, of course. In this regard, honey bees are not to 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM 15% OFF To feed the new queens there is royal jelly, be confused with African bees, more com- ALL CAPEZIO ITEMS which is extremely nutritious," monly referred to as killer bees, wide- Locke himself eats about a pound of spread in the southwestern part of the Shoes »Tights • Basics • Fashionwear honey each week. United States, including Texas, New "I eat it off the spoon, on toast, in cof- Mexico and California. Spend $200 or more and receive a free dance bag! fee," he said. "They most likely would not be a Sidewalk Sale with incredible savings! Honey is so appealing, not only due to threat to us because they need a warm the sweet tooth of most people, but also climate. They are a tropical bee. If they EAST BRUNSWICK MARLBORO SOMERSET because of its cl™ here it health benefits. would r6 Village Green West 1240 Campus Drive 1709 Route 27 P tty 732-238-8808 732-972-5777 732-937-9201 wounds due to queen would fly - »•, its antibacterial out to be mated; properties. It is the Italian vir- also used to gin queen would treat ulcers and mate with the sore throats. African drone Some also and would believe that long change the » w term, it may aid genetic materi- in preventing al," Locke said. cancer and heart Ignoring all Rated (he best Hardwood ^ T Flooring Company in the Tri-State disease. of the urban leg- "It may have ends surround- improved my ing bees, Locke Hardwood Flooring Specialists - It's All We Do! health over the said the hive years. I have can be hypnotiz- We will not be Installations Low Everyday always liked ing and as calm- honey since I ing as yoga. undersold!. 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Since the "All in all I think people should learn insect sees only light and dark, they are to respect animals and respect inst not attracted to bright colors, as is com- more than they do, and have more monly believed, but instead gear, their respect for Mother Nature. The planet stingers toward dark colors. Also, as a won't survive with just [people] here. The BUY DIRECT AMD SAVE! result, bees will go towards the face planet's a living organism. People because the eyes stand out. shouldn't try to kill everything they see Largest In-Stock Selection y yg y Another misconception is that a bee or sprap y every bug or kill every weed," he in the State will attacttk a person maliciouslyliil . aidid. "People have this mind-set that bees I'm proud to be someone who helps Package In eludes: Template in are bad. They're really quite incredible, keep the species alive; Template, Delivery & Installation 2-4 days. 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All Shall Fade, made up of musicians Coletti usually writes the lyrics, from East Brunswick, Spotswood and Brower said, although Page has also North Brunswick, is far from fading in contributed/All the band members help a hotly contested Battle of the Bands to come up with the music. $his 'summer. The band, which plays The band's first original song was original music with hints of punk, titled "Back to Life" and its most popu- heavy metal and pop, will compete in lar tune is "Burning From the InBide." the finals Aug. 27 at the Starland And unlike many modorn rock Ballroom, Sayreville. The contest pits bands, All Shall Fade does allow some the modern rock band against three : time for instrument solos, especially at "O,ther groups, competing for a cash prize the keyboard. This is a quality that and free studio recording time, said sets the band apart from most, Pag$ East Brunswick's Rob Brower, who noted, as keyboards have typically not assembled the'jjgaird in late 2003. been a prominent feature in popular Brower,-24; Serves as All Shall rock music since the 1980s. Fade's: Ae' factp.^ manager, while his Page said the band started out just brother', Joe, is the keyboardist. "to have fun," but things have gotten Rounding out the Uneup are singer Guy more serious as the music has evolved Coletti, drummer Milton Banerjee, gui- and due to its recent success. The band tarist Dan Page and bassist John earlier this year played the Starland Stevenson. Ballroom twice, including a January 50% OFF The band has survived a test that tsunami benefit and an opening slot for might make "American Idol" contest- Skid Row in April. FIRST MONTH'S TUITION' ants weak in the knees. It has outlasted WW you wrolol oat Open U>J* |N»w Godcbid lomitei Onif) nearly 200 other bands to make it to the Page said the band is hoping to be finals of the competition, an annual signed to a record deal. event sponsored by Jerseyshows.com. "Things have been getting intense, JOIN US FOR OUR OPEN HOUSE! The early rounds of the Battle of the and we are building a fan base," he TH Bands were held last spring at The said. AUGUST 25 • 6:00PM - 8:00PM Saint, a popular original music club in All the members are either in college Author Df. Vonila Braver will be here for a signing on her Raise your Child Well Series! Asbury Park, with the latest round held or holding a day job, Brower said, but at the Starland in July. the band still rehearses twice a week in There are two groupings for the con- New Brunswick. test — day shows and evening shows — During the Aug. 27 contest, each and four bands are left in each. All band will perform a 30-minute set, Shade Fade is performing in the which will be ranked by several judges evening bracket with Baraida, There 4, in the audience, Brower said. The bands ' and Lives or Levels. will be judged based on musical ability, (joddard(jSchool Rob Brower formed All Shall Fade by the number of tickets they sold, reac- bringing together friends who had sepa- tion from the crowd and their perform- FOR EARLY CHILDHOODJ DEVELOPMENT rately told him they were interested in ance as a whole. INFANT TODDLER PRESCHOOL forming a band. Brower at first handled , Tickets for the all-ages show are $10 the lead singing chorea but later in advance; $12 day of show. The show stepped down for a behind-the-scenes also features last year's two winners, DAYTON • 399 Ridge Road, Suite 1 • 732-274-9631 role. 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Aug. 27, . Exhibits NJ. Museum of Agriculture Gospel music programs 7 p.m. 103 College Farm Road ail at Ocean Grove Boardwalk Six Flags Light and Color (off Route 1) Pavilion, Ocean Grove Great paintings by Plein Air Painters at entrance to Cook College Aug. 25, Adventure ot Jersey Coast . Route 537, North Brunswick Strintjbean and tlie Beanstalkers through Aug. 31, at 4 p.m. Jackson Mon.-Sat. noon-4:30 p.m. (732) 249-2077; free with www.agricuitureinuseu.Ti.org Revelation Band at 7:30 p.m.; The Guild ot Creative Art Aug. 26 at 2 p.m. park admission 620 Broad St., Shrewsbury Cher! 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First Ava., Atlantic Highlands Keyport Woodbridge H.S.. etchings and aqua tints, signed Cattus Island County Park presented by Over the Rainbow tickets: $Z0-$12 on the grass fields Productions free concert by Yoko Ono 1170 Cattus Island Blvd.. • (732) 291-7552; (732)946-2711; admission Is free, but Sept. 2, 5-9 p.m.; Toms River Aug. 25 at 1D a.m. mvw.flrstavenueplaylioijse.com nonperistiable food items Eatontown Playhouse www.keyportonline.com Sept. 3,11 a.m.-7p.m.; free; no prereglstratlon required for rood pantry requested Sept. 4,11 a.m.-6p.m. 37 Route 35, (732) 634-4500 (732J 270-6960 Tower Market center, Ktulsa Kile play reading The Dubs; Earl Lewis and the Two River Theater Company Eatontown Charlatan, * Channels 21 Bridge Ave. Ocasn Grove Postcards, Antiques directed by JodyNurre Summer Break 2k5: concert tickets: $15; $12 children and Brick Township SummerFest Red Bank & Collectibles Show Aug. 25,7-9 p.m. concert series series simulcast via satellite donation: $2 to benefit Parker sponsored by Historical Society seniors Center Playhouse concert footage, (732) 888-0339 Aug. 25,7 p.m.; Family Health Center, of Ocean Grove 35 South St., Freehold fireworks will follow question-and-answer sessions, a tree health care facility Aug. 27,10 a.m.-A p.m. free admission, Windward Beach Park, Brick behind-the-scenes rootage (888)278-1969 across from Ocean Grow Great The Wizard ot Oz free refreshments shuttle buses will stop at Brick Bowling for Soup, Aug. 30 Auditorium through Sept. 3, (732) 462-9093 Township H.S. (Chambers (includes live concert from Texas) Saturdays at 2:15 p.m. Lighthouses by Donna Ellas Pilgrim and Ocean pathways, Bridge Road), Drum Point locally at Regal Commerce paintings of lighthouses, Ocean Grova flrsl Avenue Playhouse School (Drum Point Road), Canter Stadium 18 First Av6., Atlantic Highlands Kliinsky anil Schwartz beach and shore scenes presented by New Jersey Midstreams School (Midstreams 2399 Route 1 so., No. Brunswick Sept. 2,5-9 p.m.; Italian Festival tickers: $9 Road), Brick Memorial H.S. tickets: $10 {732} 291-7552 Repertory Company Sept. 3,9 a.m.-4 p.m. food, games, entertainment Aug. 27-pct. 2, (Lanes Mill Road) and Veterans www.BigScr9enC0ncerts.com as part of Dlde Time Antique (Joey Dee « Tha Starliters, ThOrs.-Fri. at 8 p.m.; Memorial Middle School and Collectibles Falre David Rritfiili, Bobby Valli Miss Penelope Manners Sat. 4 and 8 p.m.; Sun. 2 p.m. (Hendrickson Avenue), Clara Ocean County Historical Society concert 7 p.m.) etiquette expert, portrayed Now Jersey Repertory Company beginning at 5 p.m. Sept. 2,7 p.m. 26HadleyAve. Aug. 27 by Maggie Worsdale, will host 179 Broadway, Long Branch free concert, but nonperlshable Six Flags Great Adventure Toms River Six Flags Great Adventure , buffet luncheon and leach tickets: $30; discounts & dinner food Items requested for food Route 537, Jackson Township pantry show and sale to benefit OCHS Route 537, Jackson Township proper table manners to package available free with park admission concert free with park admission children and their parents, (732) 229-3166 (732) 262-1006 (732) 341-1880; with songs and lots of laughs (732)926-1821; www.downtowntomsriver.com (732)928-1821; www.sixflags.com www.sixflags.com; Aug. 25, at 11:30 a.m. discounts available Mariana's Italian Eatery Gm/s and Dolls Concert Under tlm Slats: The Artist's Studio at (732) 531-5768 2080 West County Line Road, presented by the Mighty Oak New Power Soul see, touch, experience Jackson Players Aug. 26, 7:30 p.m. printmaking, drawing, sculpture, buffet and show: Aug. 25-26 at 7:30 p.m.; John F. Johnson Jr. Park computer art, and methods TempiaottheTlgars Aug. 27 at 2 and 7:30 p.m. Cooks Bridge Road and throughout the 2005 season, $20 per person; used by artists since the 16lh reservations required Marasco Performing Arts Center Manhattan Street, Jackson century three shows Mon.-Fri., at Monroe Township H.S. free outdoor concert four on Sal and Sun, (732) 942-9099 through Sept. 4 1629 Perrineville Road, Monroe (732) 928-1200, ext. 255 Six Flags Great Adventure tickets: $12, $10 Monmoulh Museum, on Route 537, Jackson (732)521-3782 Brookdale College campus free with park admission . On Stage Outside the Box Newman Springs Road (732) 928-1621 (teenage blues band) Lincroft Tmliiis and Cresslda Reckless Steamy Nights series (732) 747-2266 The Hillbilly Wedding Massacre rarely produced Shakespeare Aug. 26,8-11 p.m. Sandy Hook Lighthouse tours play Anthony Reckless Estate Doe-Wop Summer Finale: through Aug. 31, Mon.-Fri., 1-4 Hitman Murder Mysteries Hatching the Past: Aug. 26 and 27 at 7:30 p.m. Sept. 6-10 at 8 p.m.; 164 Broad St., Red Bank • Shirley Alston Reeves, Dinosaur Eggs and Babies p.m., every hall hour; child musl Sept. 11 at 2 p.m. The Legendary Teenagers, ..be 48 inches tall to climb tower. Caf 6 Theatre. admission: $10, to benetit hands-on exhibition; dinosaur 884 A Fischer Blvd., Toms River Mason Gross Performing Arts scholarship funds The Orioles, The Llmellles Meet at Fort Hancock Museum Center eggs and nests to sign up for tour. (For weekend Sept. 16 at 7:30 p.m. (732) 933-0541; wwwjslbf.org Sept. 3, 7:30 p.m. through Sept. 10 tours —'til early December — The Manchester inn, 2 85 George St., New Brunswick Ocean Grove Great Auditorium N.J. State Museum Galleries tickets; $10-$5 meat at firehouse opposite the 5 Ocean Pathway, Ocean Grove Al Green Pilgrim and Ocean pathways, 225 West State St. lighthouse tower.) dinner and show: $45 (732)932-7511; Aug. 26,8 p.m. Ocean Grove www.masongross.rutgers.edu Trenton (732) 872-5970 (888) 456-7469 Count Basie Theatre tickets: $28-$20 (609) 292-6464 99 Mormourh St. (732) 775-0035 AL GREEN JULIUS LA ROSA & STEVE TYRELL - Great American I'm So Tired of Being Alone The American Jazz (Standards In His Rich, Sultry Voice & "Let's Stay Together" Repertory Orchestra | WEDNESDAY, 10/19, 8pm FRIDAY, 8/26, 8pm Weekday Matinee! WEDNESDAY, 10/5, 2pm j BUDDY GUY With Special 1 Guest Shemekia Copeland JIMMY DORSEY ORCHESTRA OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN j THURSDAY, 10/20, 8pm & THE PIED PIPERS "Physical" & "You're The One Weekday Matinee! That I Want" CAPITOL STEPS WEDNESDAY, 9/21, 2pm SUNDAY, 10/9, 8pm Musical Political Satire FRIDAY, 10/21, 8pm Comedy Central Presents MY MOTHER'S ITALIAN, DREW CAREY & The Impror 1 MY FATHER'S JEWISH n&m* ^% 732-842-9000 All Star "Green Screen Tour ' I'M IN THERAPY- SATURDAY, 10/1 Starring Steve Solomon 99 fflonmouth St, Red Bank, NJ TWO SHOWS! 5 & 8pm SUNDAY, 10/16, 3pm countbasietheatre.org Studies take duo from classroom to capital ;- • BY JENNIFER AMATO "That really hit home for me. It gave pose of the program is for the participants ation. They can attend future seminars Staff Wri tor me an idea about what being in govern- to return with increased potential and and i-ecottimend others for the conference. NORTH BRUNSWICK - Girls just ment is about. You can't just learn that in newly developed abilities that enable Although both girls wish lo continue with wanna have run — and learn too. a classroom," Poli said. them to make a positive difference in their the JNSLC, neither is currently looking to Christina Pierpaoli and Kristen Poli, Another component was seminars by communities. They develop the abilities to pursue a career in government. both eighth-graders at Linwood Middle guest speakers, who add a sense of reality think on their feet, engage in critical "Perhaps locally I will run for some- School, attended the Junior National and bring current national and interna- analysis and communicate effectively, thing when I come of age," Piei'paoli said. Student Leadership Conference [JNSLC] tional issues to life, according to a JNSLC "I got to find myself. I got to know "I certainly will look into psychology and Aug. 2-7 in Washington, D.C. press release, myself. I possess a great leadership skill: I earn my Ph.D. in psychology. I learned a "I've always loved government and "They were not famous, but they were make people feel great about themselves, lot of these [government] people have psy- leadership so I was honored," Pierpaoli impoitant to society. [They were] people that's what [the group leaders] told me. I chologists on hand because of all the stress said. "I always wanted to go to that have actually studied this," Pierpaoli gained a lot of confidence," Pierpaoli said. involved." Washington. I thought it was fabulous. said. "Now I can watch C-Span and understand "I don't know [about a career] but I That's the only word, fabulous. It was an The lecture by Judge Melvin Wright what they're talking about." think I can contribute more to society with invaluable experience, it was amazing." stood out as he spoke about his life and "I made a lot of great friends. I learned voting and with making more decisions," Pierpaoli was nominated by her sixth- career in the judiciary system. more about the government. I came out of Poli said. "I'm trying to convince my par- grade history teacher Michele Barrett and "He really inspired me and I think it a more knowledgeable person," Poli said. ents to go next year, I think everyone at her sixth-grade social studies teacher everyone," Poli said. Upon completion of the program, the Linwood Middle School should go to Carolyn Forney. Poli was also nominated The students also took a tour of George students become part of the alumni associ- JLNSC." by Forney. They had to perform well Washington's Mount Vernon estate and scholastically and do well al] around in the Smithsonian Institution. school. "Everyday we learned something new, "They nominated me without me know- which was great," Pierpaoli said. ing," Pierpaoli said. "It was quite a sur- To build communication skills among prise. One day, one random day, my the group, there were ice-breaking activi- teacher informed me and I was just ecstat- ties including a dance, a cake social and ic." movie night with pizza. "It looked like such a great program, I "The whole point of this was to be able ; had to do it," Poli said. to interact with other students," Pierpaoli MiddLe school students from across the said. "It was educational but they also Many VIOXX® users have been at increased risk for serious nation attended the lectures by judges and implemented a lot of fun into it." professors, toured monuments and partic- During designated free time through- cardiovascular injuries, including strokes, heart attacks, ipated in government simulations. The out the day, the students could nap or go in blood clots and even death. If you or a loved one took VIOXX® two Linwood students, who are best the pool. 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Rex 110 Poor showings of the child's birth certificate must be on 32 Line of work mount 16 Surgically so Kind of steak Sue was found In class file or a copy must accompany the regis- 34 Clamp shape 120"_ coma backl" remove SI Between the 79 Org. searching 112 Designer tration form; Creative Learning regis- 35 Jackson Hole 121 Bridge 17 Main dish for signals from monogram trants must have updated medical and backdrop collections 13 Blcycls basket 52 Oil giant space 113 Approach 38 Ribbed pullover 21 Meticulous Amerada _ 80 While opening 114 Jump-starting data forma completed (as of September 42 Pelvic bonea DOWN searcher 55 Irish pop group 84 Dye org. for 2004, all physical exams must be record- 43 Easter colors 1 Gridiron cheers 24 Cartoon frames family name 85 Cabbage entrepreneurs ed on the "Universal Medical Form" 44 Coincident available at Recreation); and children condition must meet age requirements before Oct. 45 Montana, lor one 7. 46 Ffre For more information, call Recreation 49 Bryce Canyon at (732) 329-4000, ext. 7671. site 53 Marine operation 54 The Huskies of 'New Family Ice Cream IfteNCAA 56 Paper towel Social' Aug. 30 core 57 Wall St. Brooks Crossing Parent Teacher Or- watchdog ganization will host a "New Family Ice 5g Tests Cream Social" Aug. 30 at 7 p.m. to wel- 62 Character parts 63 Ten Most come families new to Brooks Crossing Wanted" agcy. School. 66 "Star Trek" The event will be at the school at 50 weapon Deans Rhode Hall Road, Monmouth 69 TV spots 70 Victim of Junction section of South Brunswick. It Homes will include tours and a short question- 72 Easy listening, and-answer period. An ice cream social e.g. will follow. 73 LAX listing 75 Christian ot For more information, call Gail fashion Brennan at (732) 355-9866. 76 Shoe top 77 "The Dinner Tabla" artist Auxiliary seeks vendors 81 Novl Sod native 62 Caff fnr help for Sept. 10 flea market 83 Stereotypical monkey owner The Ladies Auxiliary of American 88 Regrettably 90 Woofer's Legion Post No. 401 is seeking vendors partner for its flea market Sept. 10 from 9 a,m.-2 91 Grub p.m. at the post at 148 Major Road, 92 Youthful Monmouth Junction section of South following, perhaps Brunswick. Cost is $6 per table for the 96 "Sitl" sale which will be held rain or shine (inside or outside). Refreshments will Answers are on page 24 also be available. 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Catherine Keener, Paul Rudd, Romany edly performs a On the job at the Malco, Seth Rogen, Elizabeth Banks, Guatemalan love 37,500 miles service electronics super- Leslie Mann, Jane Lynch song, or Andy's store where he Running time: 116 minutes Indian neighbors, works, his fellow Classified: R who like to watch employees spend a "Survivor" with him, 100 East Newman Springs Road j lot of time talking (for pervasive sexual content, although he has to about women, and language and some drug use) bring the set. The Red Bank, New Jersey he nods as if he movie approaches 732-741-5886 Ext. 213 1 & 1/2 miles east of GSP Exit 109 speaks the language. Then they rope him the subject of homosexuality without the into a poker game, the conversation usual gay-bashing, in a scene where the turns to sex, and they look at him guys trade one-liners beginning "You're a strangely when he observes enthusiasti- homosexual because ..." and their rea- cally how women's breasts feel like bags sons show more insight than prejudice. of sand. But the best 2-eason the movie works The buddies are wonderfully cast. is because Steve Carell and Catherine David (Paul Rudd) is still hopelessly in Keener have a rare kind of chemistry love with a woman who has long since that is maybe better described as mutual Classes outgrown any possible interest in him; sympathy. Keener is an actress at the top start Jay (Romany Malco) is a ladies' man who of her form, and to see her in "Lovely and Sept. 5" considers himself an irresistible seducer; Amazing" and "The Ballad of Jack and and Cal (Seth Rogen) is the guy with Rose" and then in "Virgin" is to watch an practical guidance, such as "date drunks" actress who starts every role with a com- TOTS to ADVANCED" . and "never actually say anything to a plete understanding of the woman inside. woman; just ask questions." All these Her task in the plot is to end Andy's vir- WE OFFER THE BEST GYMNASTICS guys have problems of their own, and ginity, but her challenge is to create a seem prepared to pass them on to Andy relationship we care about. We do. The lap coordination Cuss PROGRAM AROUND! as advice; listen with particular care to character Trish is intuitively under- 2. Develop flexibility the definition of "aftercourse." Also at standing, but more important, she actu- S. Develop strength and power work is Paula (Jane Lynch), Andy's boss, ally likes this guy. Keener's inspiration is a tall, striking woman who is definitely to have Trish see Andy not as a chal- 4. learn to listen and follow directions •A ' not a 40-year-old virgin; after asking him lenge, but as an opportunity. 5. Gain self-esteem and confidence if he's ever heard of just being sex bud- The movie was directed by Judd 6., Social interaction with peers dies, she promises him, "I'm discreet, and Apatow, who produced "Anchorman," and 7. learn to set goals I'll haunt your dreams." written by Apatow and Carell, the "Daily Andy would just as soon stay home Show" veteran who first developed the S. Learn fundamentals of movement and play with his action figures. But his idea of a closeted virgin in a Second City 9. Develop sliills to skit. The screenplay is filled with small friends consider it a sacred mission to enhance other sports :• end his 40-year drought. In a singles bar, but perfect one-liners (as when Andy is 1O., It's FUN!! under their coaching, he separates a advised to emulate David Caruso in tipsy babe from the crowd; his alarm "Jade"). At the end, for no good reason should have gone off when she asks him except that it strikes exactly the perfect (if completely unexpected) note, the cast to blow into the Breathalyzer so she can 12 StUltS RH.f start her car. In a bookstore, he asks a performs a Bollywood version of "The Age cute salesclerk one question after anoth- of Aquarius." By then, they could have Suite ill er, which works charmingly until she done almost anything and I would have finds out he has no answers. He goes to been smiling. Dayton ;: MinirQview (Route 130 & Stutts Road) "Deuce Bigalow: European it wants to cause suffering to the audi- Gigolo" (Comedy, R, 75 minutes). Deuce ence. It stars Rob Schneider as a male Bigalow makes a living prostituting him- prostitute (or, as we're told repeatedly, a self. How much he charges, I'm not sure, "man-whore"), who acts as bait for a seri- but the price is worth it if it keeps him off al killer of prostitutes in Amsterdam. the streets and out of another movie. What a resistible idea for a comedy. "Deuce Bigalow" is aggressively bad, as if Rating: No stars. Patrol boat among many homeland nspiration security buys iddlesex County officials will use UNIQUE, EXCITING HOME a $1.65 million federal grant to M buy a patrol boat, computer FURNISHINGS AND HOME equipment and other supplies designed to OF NEW JERSEY'S LARGEST improve security in the area. The county's 12-member Homeland NATUZZI LEATHER GALLERIES! Security Implementation Committee came up with a list of allocations, which are being funded with an annual grant from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. The purchases will help outfit NRTUZZI emergency personnel in the county's 25 It s how you live towns with "the most up-to-date tools and technologies to respond to the broadeat range of possible crisis situations," according to county Freeholder Christopher Rafano, who sits on the com- mittee. The 28-foot patrol boat, which will be manned and maintained by the Perth Amboy Police Department, is being added "ANTIGUA" to a fleet that includes two boata pur- BEDROOM chased through a 2004 federal grant. The Classic modern boats are used to patrol county water- design in a beautifully ways, which run through 11 municipali- warm walnul finish. ties. 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So far, Batour said he is both pleased project or purchase brick pavers for and excited about the progress of the $100, said Ron Schmala, South Memorial project. Brunswick public affairs coordinator, The most challenging part of the con- Residents may continue to donate, but (Continued from page 1) struction, Batour said, has been coordi- the deadline to have a paver in place by as a 3-D sketch, which he worked on for nating the various systems, such as the Sept. 11 dedication ceremony is Presented by several months and then submitted. plumbing, electrical, structural and Friday. But upon hearing his design was cladding. Cladding for the memorial has been Roberta E. selected, Batour said he modified, "It's one thing to have a pretty ren- worked on for the past two weeks in changed and at one point scrapped the dering of the design, but when you get New Brunswick, Batour said. Scharff, PT design entirely. But even after so many down to it, this thing is complicated," Workers at the granite shop, Batour changes, Batour said he kept going back Batour said. said, give his sculpture perplexed looks, to hie original design. And it is not inexpensive. The brick but after an explanation of the concept, "I believe there is always something pavers, that will create the "Walkway of their looks of confusion turn into looks A FIT CONCLUSION powerful in that initial stroke, or ges- Honor" will cost an estimated $7,250. of resolution. , Men and women who age "normally" ture. ... It might be rough, but there is The township is currently seeking "They understand, it makes sense, it can expect to lose significant amounts always something right and honest in donations to help build the memorial feels right. ... I couldn't ask for more," of muscle, bone, and aerobic capacity. it," he said. and residents can still donate to the he said. Typically, men lose about 10% of their muscle mass each decade after age 65 while women Jose a little less. Women also lose 35%-5O% of bone mineral con- tent by age 90. Research indicates that exercise can slow bone loss and pre- vent loss of aerobic capacity, which is the measure of the ability of the heart, kings, and blood vessels to deliver oxy- gen to muscles during physical activity. While most people cut by half their maximum aerobic capacity by age 80, active adults lose only about 7% by age 70. Exercise is probably the single most important thing you can do to age suc- cessfully. Even in moderate amounts, exercise can help you enjoy life and avoid diseases that many people mistak- enly believe come automatically with age. You can reduce your risk of dying prematurely by almost half if you exer- cise every day or nearly every day. If you are in need of physical therapy services, call THE REHABILITATION CENTER at 732-329-1181. We are located at 155 Raymond Rd. 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Something wicket this way comes The week-long camp saw 15 partici- Every time the ball ia hit, the bats- game of cricket, which has been popular Game of cricket pants, ranging in age from 6 to 16 years, men trade places with the other bats- in South Brunswick for some time now. catches on in give the sport a swing. men, which equal runs. Batsmen are Though it is still relatively new, Soall Popular in England, cricket is similar thrown out if fielders catch the ball or if said cricket is popular among children, South Brunswick to the game of baseball. It has two they knock over the piece of wood on the who find similarities between cricket BY MELISSA CIFELLI teams, consisting of 11 players. The ball wicket during their swing. Fielders do and baseball. Staff Writer is similar to a baseball, but with heavy not wear gloves to catch the ball. U.S. Sports Institute has similar leather. The bat is flat on one side and According to Matt Soall, regional camps throughout New York, SOUTH BRUNSWICK - A cricket curved on the other. director at the U.S. Sports Institute, the Connecticut and Pennsylvania. camp, sponsored by the South Brunswick In the field are two wickets — wooden cricket camp is one of the first of itslsmd Soall said the Recreation Department Recreation Department and the U.S. posts with a piece of wood across the top. in New Jersey. and the U.S. Sports Institute hope to Sports Institute, has brought the game Two players, or batsmen, stand by each "It's very well received," Soall said. expand the cricket camp next year with of cricket to South Brunswick young- wicket at the same time while the pitch- Many of the participants, according to hopes of drawing a larger number of par- sters. er, known as the bowler, throws the ball. Soall, have had some experience with the ticipants. 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Ail suspects are presumedcontainer of rice and beans from the break of the Deerbrook complex had damage lo their Aug. 21 .'The store owner said the cash regis- innocent untff found guilty in court. room and ate a portion of it in the shop area. windshields and froni hoods. According to ter had $300 removed and the Lotto cash They also removed several items from the tool- reports, there were size 10-12 sneaker prints drawer had $100 removed. There were no North Brunswick boxes worth a total of $1,000. There are no on the hoods, appearing as if someone signs of forced entry, according to reports. suspects at this time, jumped on the hoods and sat on the wind- shields. Police are Investigating a report of a bur- Police are Investigating a report of a bur- South Brunswick glary at a residence on Livingston Avenue on glary at a residence on Plymouth Road on Police are Investigating a report of a bur- Aug. 12. More than $1,300 worth oJ jewelry Aug. 17. According to reports, the victim glary and theft at Maple Tree Farms, Rogte 27, and $1,200 in cash were taken from the bed- returned home from work and noticed the front on Aug. 19, According to reports, when an A 24-year-old Georgia man reported room. door pried open and Ihe wooden frame around employee arrived at work, he noticed the mid being robbed while leaving a house party Ihs lock split apart and removed. Two rooms section of his work trailer had sheet metal early Sunday morning. The victim said he Police are Investigating a report of a bur- were partially ransacked and $2,200 worth of peeled and rolled back, exposing a 4-foot attended a house party on Harmony Lane. As glary at Brunswick Toyota on Livingston jewelry and $200 in miscellaneous change hole. Three plate tampers were missing, worth he was leaving the party an individual report- Avenue between Aug. 13 and 15. According to were removed from the house. There are no $1,800 each. A can of soda, a cigarette, a edly came running up So him and punched him police reports, someone entered the shop and suspects at this lime, lighter and drag marks were found in the mud, in the face. After he fell to the ground, the sus- vandalized a 2002 Toyota Avalon, a 2005 and there appeared to be fingerprints around pect tore a chain off his neck. The victim said Honda Civic, a Toyota Camry and a 2002 Poflce are investigating a report of crimi- (he pry marks. the chain was valued at $5,000. Investigators Chrysler PT Cruiser. The window and frame nal mischief between Aug. 14 and 18 on believe they know the suspect's identity and were removed and seven supply cabinets Hemingway Drive. A 1991 Buick Regal and a Police are investigating a report of a bur- are following leads in the case. 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Funeral Directory Brick Township Bulletin Edison/Metuchen Sentinel "I can see that some of us gals are The Hub, Independent Woodbrldge Sentinel going to have to come over for an inter- Call 1-800-660-4ADS Atlanlicville, Suburban Latinos Unidos vention." 3[0.. SPORTS Rutgers baseball keeps Jimenez close to home his own car and really made me starting spot, too. This feel at home," he said. "All of past spring, as a junior, he Two-sport star chooses the coaches were great, and the batted .516 with 12 home Rutgers baseball facilities are great." runs and eight doubles, Among the schools that were and set 11 school records, courting the 5-foot-9, 190- including career marks in BY DOUG McKENZIE pound senior were West runs, RBIs, home runs and Staff" Writer Virginia, Virginia, St. John's, steals. His resume only grew ne of the Greater Middlesex Coastal Carolina and Lafayette. But in the end, the over the summer's Conference's most .celebrated stu- American Legion season, dent-athletes is staying close to draw of Rutgers' baseball pro- O gram was enough to keep this where he led a strong home. South Brunswick team Monroe's Jarred Jimenez, a standout local standout in New Jersey. "I'll probably play left field into the postseason with on both the football and baseball fields, his bat. has made his decision to attend Rutgers at Rutgers," Jimenez said, University next year, where he will play adding that he was told by Hill But while he looks for- that he will get every opportu- ward to making the jump baseball for head coach Fred Hill's to collegiate baseball, his Scarlet Knights team. decision has also made Jimenez waa this coming football sea- offered scholarships son all the more important to several schools for to him, since it will be his both football and last. baseball, but decided that playing baseball "Without a doubt, I'm close to home was the going to miss playing foot- most important thing ball," he said. "I've been for him. playing football since I "My whole life, my was 5 years old. It's going dad's been my coach," to be hard." Jimenez said. "And I Among the schools that never would have talked to him about play- been able to accom- ing football were Rutgers, plish what I have Virginia and a host of without my family. Division II-AA schools. That came into play a But in the end, his deci- lot in making my deci- sion to play baseball at sion. I could have Rutgers ended what could gone pretty far away have been a tedious and played." —^ recruiting process, and Jimenez added Monroe's Jarred Jimenez Is one that Hill and his both the football and baseball coaching staff made baseball when he attends Rutgers University next year. it belongs this year — on the decision easier the playing field. than it could have nity to play as a freshman. "I'm glad I committed been. "He told me the best player plays," he early," he said. "Now I've got everything "Coach Hill said. "If I'm better than the senior, I play. off my back and can just play ball and brought me around [Coach Hill] is not fooling anybody." enjoy myself," the facilities there in Jimenez should compete for that JEFF GRANIT staff ^ Sports Shorts The North Brunswick Basketball U13 boys — Sal Mangiapane, Association's Aug. 4 outing — Five blind New York Jets. Association has announced registration for [email protected] holes, half handicap, Jean Ertle won the A Haw, a cornerback, recorded two tackles its annual North Brunswick Basketball U14 boys — Darren Snediker, Flight with an 18, followed by Ann Marie in the Jets first preseason game of the year. League: DJsnedikei<§>aol.com Broehl (19), Dee Moles (20) and Joan The question remains, is there an NFL Ull boys (grade five) U12 and 1J14 girls — Carmen Higham, Hoskins (20). Joan Semen won the B Flight team that will keep him an entire football U12 boys (grade six) HighamlO [email protected] with a 17, followed by Diane Del Masto (17), season? Football team playbooks are very U13 boys (grade seven) Or you can visit the league's Web site at Doris Colgrove (17) and Abbey Lorber (18). complicated and detailed. Most players take U14 boys (grade eight) www.nbbasketball.org Gerry Hurley won the C Flight with a 14, one full season to understand most of the U12 girls (grades five and six) followed by Morie Marino (17) and Joyce plays in them. Oftentimes, players com- U14 girls (grades seven and eight) Fordham University senior tight end Nicolaison (17). Semen had fewest putts plain about having to remember all the Birth certificates will be required. All James CaffarelUy, of North Brunswick, with 16. plays. Haw just wants that chance. One games will be played at linwood Middle has been named Second Team All-Patriot At the Aug. 18 outing — Par threes and playbook the entire season. That's all he School or North Brunswick High School. League by IAA.org. Caifarello, a 2005 cap- fives, half handicap — Marge Widder won wants. Games will be held on Saturdays beginning tain, started 10 games at tight end last fall, the A Flight with a 11, followed by Dot in early December and will continue with catching 17 passes for 206 yards and two Peters (12), Jean Ertle (13) and Ellie de la Greg Schiano has taken the Rutgers playoffs in early March. Some Sundays touchdowns, both fourth best on the team. Bandera (13). Semen won the B Flight with University football program to the next could be used for make-ups or playoffs, but a 8, followed by Sally Deyette (9), Ruth level. High school football players now want the league can work around conflicts before The East Brunswick Hurricanes Rosenberg (10) and Lorber (11). Nicolaison to come to Rutgers and play football. Once the schedule is made. Ull boys travel basketball team will be won the C Flight with a 8, followed by the joke of the Big East, Rutgers now com- League fee is $300 plus referee fees per holding its first Halloween Hoops Cathy Battista (10), Hurley (12) ad petes, and high school players have taken game. A forfeit bond of $100 is also required Basketball Tournament the weekend of Florence Margulies (12). Widder had fewest notice. The latest example of this is Remel This will be returned at the end of the sea- Oct. 28-30. The tournament is open to all putts with 14. Meekins turning down the University of son if your team does not forfeit any games. Ull boys travel or parish teams. No AAU Virginia to play football for Rutgers. If you would like to join, please contact teams eligible. Teams will be taken on a Brandon Haw, who graduated from Meekins, who graduated from Westwood the league director for your division: first-come, firat-served basis. Contact Eric Rutgers University last spring, is trying to High School, not only is trying to make the Ull boys — Neil Brannen, Veit at (732) 432-8442 for details. catch on with a National Football League football team, which it looks like he is a lock [email protected] team. So far, he has had stints with the San to make, but also will try out for the U12 boys — Darren Snediker, The following are the results of the Diego Chargers, Cleveland Browns, Miami wrestling team, which he also has a good DJSnedikei@aoLcom Tamarack Women's Nine-Hole Golf Dolphins, Philadelphia Eagles and now the shot of making. A Greater Media Newspapers Advertising Section BETTERHOMESNJ.|c°mlJ BetterHomesNewJersey Real Estate 1-800-691-0111 in print & online at gmnews.com Buyers celebrate model opening at Cedar Village magnificent new sales and activity in the few weeks following the model center recently opened model debut." A to an excited buying public at The debut of the new sales and Cedar Village at East Brunswick, the model park is just one of the many im- gated community of 184 condominium portant milestones Cedar Village at East homes for active adults rising in the Brunswick will celebrate in the coming Middlesex County township of East months. The community is awaiting (he Brunswick. arrival of its first residents who are ex- The highJy anticipated event at- pected to move into their new homes tracted a large number of purchasers ea- any day. ger to tour the professionally decorated Cedar Village at East Brunswick is model residences and get an up-close also preparing to debut several of its look at each of the elegant two-bedroom five-star recreational and social facili- styles available at the community, ac- ties. A state-of-the-art, professionally cording to Continental Properties, de- decorated clubhouse is expected to open veloper of Cedar Village at East in a few weeks. The clubhouse will be " Brunswick. followed by additional outdoor facili- "Countless buyers have hurried to ties, including a pool, bocce court and a the community to see for themselves the putting green. luxurious interior designs, upscale ap- Pent-up demand recently forced the pointments and distinctive architectural release of the second condominium elements available here," says sales di- phase at Cedar Village at East rector Marty Egan. "Almost all are Brunswick much earlier than originally thrilled with what they saw. As a result, Cedar Village at East Brunswick anticipated. 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Previous newspaper or yellow Fax: 732-358-5222 Thursday's @ 7PM Wednesday's @ 7PW ition leimtiursameril (or recent page sales experience a plus. A reliable car, valid gradualesl Miles, Money, fio Registration necessary! Come prepared to flll out an application and bring a drivers abstract drivers' license and insurance required. HornB Timel Must be 21. Drive •" $250 oftllP Sl'iruni r.nliL!-, >.•. Ill In- ;i.ilrl '.lunll^ .ilk1! MIM r'.'.inllv > >ul]J hMlnil •*! n ti-linliHl ;)n«-]i .nil, CRST Van E>pedited. We offer a competitive salary, commission, excellent Greater Media Newspapers ,-ind llic I,-III.ilmjf i •->>':! v.iii |h.ih,l ill, ii|>l>'iliLi|'<'i !>•<;•'. HI cni|i|oym«nt. 800-552-2778 Ihls spctlnil I'I loi .i UmiiN'iUinii '.illy ''••> Imiiy Ihl1, nil, i I'IUIS :.ooul benefits and 401K. "••UponWre tinnspoitatlun will In- pitivlik-d limn loi .il li.iln ,iml bus stop. DRIVERS - DALLAS MAVIS, Dry Van Division is seeking Send resumes to: Owner Operators MidWest to Greater Media Newspapers QU(SIWB(J: BOSTON COACH* I.<|',1 Ci>,)st run;i Cuoss Rales S1.65 to $2.25/mile - Plus stop P.O. Box 5001 Ziu.UiW¥*iM6MlonCo«lnim A supe vide, WurMurldf. - Toll Money- Extra % - Re- Freehold, NJ 07728 toads, Home Weakends- Attn: L. Cuffarf (tranter Madia is an £//(<«/ Opportunity employer is A- CDL. Call 800-264-2442 Qt 047 Furniture i|047 Furniture ABMOIBE - Cherry 72 X 42 DIMING ROOM SET KITCHEN TABLE - Forml •». EDISON *t 12, Purchased 2001. Goo Jlaple. Table, 4 chairs, hutch. •HEADBOARD* S 6 high back chairs. Attention Jear Edison H.S., in rriy home. jond. $350. or beat ofler. New condition. $150. :ond. art, S150. Call 732-266-8834 Greater Media 2:00 P.M. lo 7:00 P.M., Call 733-302-0305 evenings Call 732-247-7556 & BED FRAME Monday only, Ic-r 3 & B year DRESSER & BED; Newspaper Readers BABY DRESSERS (2) KITCHEN TABLE, rou MOVING - Dining roam, com- olds. Mature teen O.K. INI.'K; ROOM SET; 13 pcs.. glass, 43" w/4 whito chaiis Note that Ihe title oi ttltS das 5 drawer & 3 drawer. Basset. ak, labl« wilh 2 leaves, 4 side/ puter desk & chair, bookcase dffle.fl.tfDn is Employment Call 732-248-9607 i'-.c Cnnd While mood, $200 titOHVf $375. A A ted leather chairs. S550. (3) chest o( drawers, on, lied. i chairs, china hutch. wick. 1 PATIO FURN. Ibl, w/6 wh Services. Ads under empioy- NORTH BRUNSWICK - PT i.,i tiDtli Ccill 732-607-0278. I. Asking $1,400. besi QUEEN $g00-732-566-5719 md. Price's neg. 732-274-0In BAR STOOLS (5) Her. Call 732-679-8704 END & COCKTAIL TABLE; . TJie sem^-'- WHITE ENAMEL BRASS ** LIVING FM.SOFA** II732-B21-5848 vViiu-'i (,..-..il ( L iiion DIKING ROOM SET; Oak Wrought kon& slone. Call 732-766-1556 Italian Sleigh Crib . FINISH 2 DO. LIKE NEW. Peach sane y do n . 8 cnairs, 2 leaves, S600. with matching ,'lltl. D - Queen si2i* \»\Uv.-. lop Ique hutch, S600. Black Pea Perene Sim Iler U B ili.y'lH- All Like New! Besi Offer. fiflce | B5Q Calf732-446-i'611 HiLincI n.inui •.-.•.'•.•..,r i.,Mly a sunde love seal, braniJ •2 SHELF SIDE*> Earn S1.000-S3.SOO WEEK- ort. S500. Black lormlca 732-485-7616/732-432-0141 LIVING ROOM - Sola & (2) Entire Estate: Contemporary LVI Taking rtnswcrfngSi/rveys in plastic. $120. GLASS TABLE, matching cfiairs. La-^-boy, 3 1 Call732-259-G690 ullel, $400. Call 733-236-0329 European designer furn., exc. Online! Frof Hienisli atmn $150. vrs young. S600.,neg. More I-OIKI IIIIIKIII UIIIII. Miile 9 pcs. Guaranteed Paychecks! Pro- BED- KING SIZE, 4 POST, DINING ROOM TABLE - (urn. Call732-501-3603 (K'i l"'l,-itf hiiil) l'i,-i(,ln niiy cess e-mails Online! Earn ACJULTCrtRE - CUHA'S & i.l:--nv I nn-,h. (ifMttfosses not jdium Oak petieslal lable w/ Included) Excellenl condition, Excellent condition, LIVING ROOM-Sola & match " v French faadroom sel (QS S25,00/E-mail! Free Govem- COMPANIONS FOR SENIORS. Jhalffl and leaf. Asking S300. tform bed) 2 Wall Units & menl Grants I S 1 2,000- S150. Call 732-679-5800 3 years new. seal, mocha, S400./best Must have caf. FfTAPH. Call 732-679-4461 r. Twin Headbd, brass, iktaitail ttablea , Oval dinettnette la- 5500,000 Everyone duatiliest Live-In available. Cad BEDROOM SET 7fics.Solid MING ROOM, Chenv Wood. S50. best oiler, 732-723-960B .l ,;h.,ir lnllii ll.il Right At Homo. 732-566-6711 ctuiiry .vood sleigh bed.dress- Call 732-577-0456 lthhe sota-bed, Conlmpl . 8pc. w/2leaves 1OO"L. MATTRESS & BOX SPRING n 54375.00 WEEKLY! ANNA'S HOME CAKE Qi/mirror, chesT. nHfl sland, Call 732-525-0188 or 732-995-5688 compuler desk \i! exec, leather Uisi S4,30O., sell 51,675, Exc, Cond. $750. neg, Never Usod, Queen, 5200. 1 Processing Simple E-rnalls leiiericed care giver looking IVING ROOM, 10 pc. On,-n .IMII. 3? Panasonic stereo Call 732-259-6690 Little Tykes Car & Collage bed TV/sland, 36" Proscnn •.lin.c Online! 525 Per Email s.^ii live-hi or livo-oul posilinn lo \nne Sel. (w/ marble tables) DOd. 24"Dx49"Hx60"W. Fits "-"732-335-0553 Answer-Simple Surveys On- a caie of elderly or home BEDROOM SET - 4 pc.; Exc. cond. $750, neg. __" TV w/s(ofage, $1,200. -••'stand. Miscellaneous linel S2S.00-S75 00 Pot Sur- _. und parson. Certified twin bed.dressetw/n-iirror, •iiandf.iiliiji dock also avail. Sofa: 3 pc. sectional w/aleeper. MATTRESS - Full size £ ehold Items. Best oftets. vey! Flea Goveinmanl Granis! professional, Reliable. Provide lingerie chest & night stand. MUST 5ELLI Micro suede washable labile, New in plastic with warrant' Call for appointment S 10,000-5250.000 Nevai Re- cam pan Ions hip, Imusekseplng, Wew mattress 8 box spring. Call Ross 732-261-8991. SI.300. Call 732-247-0023 S110. Call 732-259-6690 732-566-5B6B or 733-290-0629 pay] wwv*. iastcastialliome.com cooking & medical reminders, Asking S55O. 732-634-1510 Have car and references. Call eBay WDIJSBJS Needed. SS$S$ 732-5Z1-79B1 or 608-642-4190 WEEKLY. Use Your Home Compuler/Laplop. No flxp-ori- iRISWOLD SPECIAL CARE enca Required. C$11 Online 23 Years ol Experience, Supplier our-Ey and Live In CBiegivGrs. 1-S00-693-9398 exl. 8170 rouoly Serving Middlesex and BEOROOM SET - HB, (Ires tfoK-a/ County, CHHA and Irtor. chest S nite slant Hiring for 2005 Postal Companion Csireglvcs needed Fashions fl $17,50- $69.00W- nli.<; <:k)5 New in be "' ' hly. 732-745-77B3 Call 732-259-66B0 jlfsuj I i,UHf.'J)'JHI; i'.v.-i Y<,iin- ing S Vacations. No Experi- HOME CARE - For elderly, BEDROOM SETS 12) -Bpcs. ence Necessary. Green Card sick, disabled. Llve-lntoul. H.uiiic.ii Solid dark wood, w/ Reasonable rales. Call Polluter Print & Deliver Opportunities O.K. 1-S6G-7H-W.Jexl.750 dle bed. $700./besi oiler,. Agency ilOll-9 2 5-0494, No fee. Hiring for 2005 Postal crib, S captain's bed, $500., PoslllofiB '$16.20- $58.00/HR- besl oiior. Cell 732-679-4^50 .'Fodetal Hire with lull bens- 042 Antiques BEDROOM SETS (3) Twin Collectibles beds w/mall dreasur rnirKu 5 drawer chci-.l. 2 nuitu I.IIM . S650, Bed; twin size, same as ibove, S550. Call 7n;' I I I Custom Made Flyers People to help mall out insur- Antiques, spoils cards, cc ance forms Irom hoim:. M;\ke CHINA CLOSET-G)assdoc 1 1 '—DS, memorabilia 2 pc. w/base & hutch. Clier $875, 95-$1432. 95 we-aklyl Cell 732-77a-9836 1-972-70B-5162 wood Good cond. S150- ERSONAL COLLECTION S " ' oiler. Call 732-238-m BBB€ball autograph photos. CONTENTS OF HOME erseys, baseballs. Call Haiuey SOFA & LOVESEAT, leather, 732-246-1706 or B-18-203-4259 roam. S350. DIM. TABLE w/4 • All rates are one or two sided \d<3. MICRO WAVE CART! 043 Appliances Now Hiiing foi 2005 Postal H I4S (2) 0 MATTflESS- Jobs. S17.50-S59.00hour. Full i-t> v.. i.ox spring, $49. each. J NIGHTTBL5.<4)S10,. each. • Black & white or Multicolor Federal Benefits'f ai(1 I Mining and Vacations. Wo Experience CHEST OP DHAWeRS, S2O. Necessary. CHEST OF. DRAWERS, $35. BAR CHAIRS maple, (3), S35. 800-584-1775 RelerencB each. UV. BM. SET. antique (black plus 1, 2 or 3 colors) *4500 DORM REFRJGEBATOR ,k, $1,500-& much more. Sale 3.7 cubic fQQ(. S50. or best tl 732-698-227B olffer. Call 733-727-5961 COUCH& LOVESEAT-Trad., all fabric. Neutral color • Process color •/pillows, Good cond. $250. % income potential. Pr Call 609-448-2039 s experience a must. ww.arowwlthufsc.com COUCH - 95" long, Never 600-367-7795 X104 bean used. Brand new. • Printed on white stock paper NEVER USED! Bisque/Blk, Tr;ulitLontil, Lighl cream color UP TO $1750 WEEKL.Y1I Now w/aorne stripes. $350. ".< i.i.i'tinq Applications! PT/FT. IIIHIIH tdv iihlly 732-236-6513or 73Z-25A-92J3 No oxplerence Necessary! $50 Cssri riirinQ Bonus COUCH/LOVE SEAT ,S175. GuaGuaranteed In WtilinqtWtili RANQE- COUNTER 1-1& 9 40 EExl4111 Gas - Magic Chef. Almost new. S49. UP TO S4.0D0 WEEKLY' Cat! 732-32S-14BI - Large "1." shaped, :< REFRIGERATOR impuler hutch wood •8V2X 11 or 11x17 matted Like New) . .. J100. or best offer. S100 or Best Offer. 'Jdll r.vi ;"t)5-1744 DESKS • (3)S20, ea. Swivel Chairs; (2). $25. -ea. D/e&ser 1EEINFOH- iv/iniirnr & end table. S70.Good MATION, CALLNOWM [kll /^27B09OO5 !-B00-242-03S3 6)i(. 42GQ while. S300. DtNIMG ROOM - Alfra oak. Table with 4 chi Designed - Printed - Delivered REFRIGERATOH / FREEZER ves. E150. '''t •-.'/intr- Whirlpool model 03? Babysitting D25DW, slde-fay-sida, 25 Call 732-G79-046B Child Care cn.lt. Runs well. Fair cond. DINING ROOM - Beauliful 5250. Call 732-275-68G2 esial table-, 8 chairs & to your specific zip code jh/huUet still in box. Lisi STOVE- Whirlpool, $2,7&Q,, soil S1 .-175.732-259-6690 Gold Deluxe white. Brand condition, 30". $1 75. DINING ROOM • Dark o;iW. 6 Call 732-636-4-981 .lidus nn.. pad 2 laiive5.S600 SlalB registered. 732-257-8272 CHINA CLOSET 2pcs.. $200. Good cond. 732-679-5474 JAUESSURG-Mrs. Horm.Vs Day Care, Limited F/T enroll merit aval DININGROOM-Glass&pe $200. Call 732-2S'i-89iM table (72" K 42"j S chair Greater Media Newspapers expeiiento".cal1732-52i-956T id 2 times. £800. or tx WASHEH & DRYEH r. Cell #908-670-0501 JST NANNIES/COMPANIONS ..-Jlier $150..Dryer 5140.. Child Caro Specfallsia FT/PT, Stacked S280.Heavy duty, DINING ROOM - Glass table, LtueOul-Uve In, License & Jeliver. Call 732-546-9353 - ' airs. Sleeper Sofa w/love- News Transcript Suburban fjondcri. Cull 732-656-I2O0 Bedroom Pier Set. All WASHER & DRYER - Maying cond Call 732-617-1923 Whita electric. Exc. condition. Tri-Town News East Brunswick Sentinel * MONROE - In my home ¥ DINING ROOM -Light wood. 1-1 vis. BXp, Age 2 yfs & up. Gently used. $150. T Call 732-739-0619 -' la. 4 up ho I. chairs. I Mon.-Frl. Relefences avail. is. Mint cond. Sofa, love- Brick Township Bulletin North/South Brunswick Sentinel JoAnn 732-521-4134 WASHER & ELECTHIC & recumbent bike. Al NANNIES / COMPANIONS DRVEfl - Kenmore. $300./bolh d (o sell. 609-335-1026 Examiner, Hub, Independent ill sell separately. Edison/Metuchen Sentinel ffT'PfT* Live In /Out Call 732-988-5517 DINING ROOM -Oak. Table NANNYFIHDER, 877-311-6656 w/S high back chairs S 2 arm Atlanticville Woodbridge Sentinel -1- -irs , glass top hutch QUALITY CH1LDCARE IS ...jrver, 4 leaves, pads. JUST A PHONE CALL AWAYI 044 Computers $1,700. WrltlngDosk: Curved MONDAY MORNING, INC antique slyle suitable (or tc-yer. Middle 5>eKJMercer 732-743-9595 .OOO. Call 732-ae7-4BS1 SOMERSEr/MO.BRUNSWICK INING ROOM-Walnuttable, R1. 27. Registered in-home. COMPUTER SUPPORT Educated & Exp.3 wks.* 3 yrs. 6 chairs. Bedroom Sel: twlr Call Michelle 732-745-1766 SERVICES ' rasaer & Itee standlnc FULL ON-S1TE SERVICE ct Desk: Prov. Computei vr,let n • • Call 732-951-0004 ik. Etagere: Glass/brass. Bookshelves: (4) oak. Piano: S0UTH BRUMSVVICK; In my EXPERT Computer Repal. Call for details " iler & Campbell upright w/ home, 15-20 liours/week, On Kilt- Full Service 8 Aflor< flexible schedule. 2 pro-school Call Jim 732-390-2194. ich. All priced lo sell. age children, Pe/fecl for col- Call 732-651-7434 lege students. 732-940-1899 MOND1CS COMPUTERS PC Repair, Hardwero Upgrades DINING ROOM SET Call Andrew, 732-6B8-6914 Oak. Table with six chairs. 732-358-5200 Freehold 037a Child Care emalandrewTDncics@palniec[anet Glass I font lighted china WabsltB:mondicscompulers.n«i c abl n e t with draw a rs . Wanted otectiva table pads included. $600. or best oiler. or Call 732-683-1184 EAST BRUNSWICK • In fi....._ caie rieeded. 3-7pm, Monday- THE CLASSIFIED CAN! Friday, lor 9 & {2 yeat olds. SELL YOUF HOUSE. 732-870-6070 Long Branch MIXED SEASONED EAST BRUNSWICK, in HARDWOOD - DELIVERED! $140. oord or 575. 'A cord www.gmnews.com home.15-2Oltrs.(e<3..Enal Iii-insportation req1;! 732-651-3 FULL TREE SERVICE Call 732-7B6-177O i 048 General ||| 048 General 060 Garage Sales I 063 Instruction II 064 Lost & Found I Merchandise J MOVING - Dining Room: AIR CONDITIONER POOL - round 27". Includes IANO; SOJIN.43"H. EAST BRUNSWICK PIANO LESSONS- Beginner) LOST DOG - Brown 8 white GIANTS & JETS GAMES Thomasvllle pine table, A 220V Unit. Now $125. healer, fitter & cover. Great shed mahogany console '11 HnthLane. Sat A Sui ' i collie named Luka. Last from S50. Call Marly at Call John 732-770-6177 condition. Asking $1,500, Excellent Condition 51,000 8/27 & 28, 9am-lpm. in Chapel Hill S Rl. 35, .HI'FI,,! ()[.'!.(<: Hull top, Oakcr- DECK: burgundy Trex. 1,000 732-360-1418 or 732-256-707C Middlelown. Needs mads. usl •:.'/( ban I'nciKl to sell. BOBCAT COMMERCIAL 40" sq.ft. $1 .OO/Jt. Disassemble & Very shy. Has collar w/iags. 732-536-5255 MOWER - 12.5 Kawasaki take. Call 732-213-6610 I 077 Dry wall 080b Home 033 Masonry 086 105Boat s for Sale 11 Autos for Sale 11 Autos for Sale 10 Autos for Sale Sheetrock Improvi | Paving Wallpapering I II ° II ° I M SHEETHOCK & TAPING DDITIONS • BASEMENTS DON'S CUSTOM MASONRY POPCORN CEILINGS Specializing in small jobs. Flreplacas/Pniios/PEivers 1 BATHS-KITCHENS Freeest. Professionally sprayed 17 FABUGLAS 71 $500 Police impounds, Gars FreeEslirnal&s. 1-600-640-3969 ANI Consituction 732-521-2444 Free estimates. 732-251-4352 In! ii • niliny.Call 732-525-1625 loat with trailer, $400. from $500t Tax repos, US Mnr- 1 C & G GENERAL REPAIR S MASON will li> .-. mp.m ROBERTFALLON Cull •/32-afl8-1CM0 all anrj IRS Sales. Cars, neg. 732-890-5634 REMODELING- fleas, prices idoJk S lM PAINTING & HANDYMAN icks SUV's, Toyoln's Hun (in1:;. Cl.uvy's fi more For Itsl- DODGE STRATUS ES'97 • ILi = s' I•>' ivoik. Tin. Baseinonis No |oh loo small. 732-E65-9290 4 dr.. 37,000 miles. V-G, auto, 24FT. BAYLINER CIERA all: 1-800-814-5154 BUICK REGAL LS '01 Kitchens. UnVib., f>iv,will i oarffiri '(0 000 mi., all power In Hli-.l >:d I xe cond $3,500. (.Free esl. 732-951-1C54 MODEL W/trailer. Sleeps A, 1303. isl offer. 732-970-3876 FR running water, dlnetle, leather, CD, a/c. Exc. cond., 087 Power $8,200. Call 732-651-9738 lead, galley, Volvo VS out- ALL-BORO ELECTRICAL C&TREMODELING Washing FORD EXPLORER'92-4 dr., Hi •,i.lc;iti.il. Coiimi Inilu ilnal Kitchens • Baths • Basements PORTUGUESE MASON veil S In good shape. $10,000 BMW 735I '90 - Black. A dr., "any New Parts. Good FREE estimates. Lie. ,914112 Tiling' Docking Brick Paver Specialists • steps Firm. If interest contact Neoly Good Running cond. Sunroof. CHEVROLET GEO TRACKER -audition. 53,200, nag. POOLS & SPAS 732-679-7761 orfl-IB-4 5 9-4034 •concrete drive ways/pa lios/curbs nt 732-256-4250 or 210,000 mL 52,200 neg, '96; '1WO. Auto., 89,000 miles, PLYMOUTH SUNDANCE '91 LDCH1#732-BB8-3630 siclnv/alks • Family Operated A PRISTINE Pressurcwashlng [email protected] Call 732-707-8044 fully loaded, a/c, p/s, p/b. Good Transportation. S900. 73-2-257-7B22 or 732-406-B586 tlM Call 732-727-9158 Toll Free 1-800-S79-0009 EXPERT Ba: • m r Decks, sitting, pailos, fences, sidewalks & driveways GOODMAN REAL CONTRACTORS Honest reliable, & affordable. ELECTRIC COMPANY estimates. 732-690-1866 Lie. #14926. Reas. rates. I ,in 110 Autos for SaleII 110 Autos for Sale I 110 Autos for SaleII 110 Autos for Sale I 110 Autos for Sale I 110 Autos for Sale I 110 Autos for Sale 113 Auto Parts Services : FORD FOCUS-2000 ORD FOCUS '02 - Mint cond MAZDA Mil I I.MIA '95; Fully S500I HONDAS FROM S5Q01 NISSAN 350Z Toutinij Edl- NISSAN ZX 300 '91 Needs JEEP TIRES 23,000 miles. LOADED. HYUNDAI ACCENT "02 SilvQJ loaded, beige, leather int., p/s, POLICE IMPOUNDS! tlor»20&3-5speO(iiint.. OnW wink ,,uh> 1 O-! .00-1) rill , Ilil 73 000 miles. P/S, P/W, Automatic Slarier. $7,500 A door, amflm cass.,auto., a/c, 4 (Ires with lims. p/n, 124,000 mi. Good condi- Lislings- SOO-7-19-8104 exi. 273Q 9,700 orlg. mt. Fully In.id.-.I hod/ kil ntjcili- tu !>,- in ,t,,llt -I R15-60 31x10x50 mniniiil CO. C.ooil < umlitMi Firm. Call 732-679-1719 p/s, p/b, 53,674 ml. Exc. cond., tion, $2,500. Call 732-625-0447 S23.000.,neg, 732-321 -1750 AskingS^SOO. 732-257-9316 •,', :'()() Call 732-690-7542 $5,900. Call 732-45B-0391 MERCURY Mystique Spor Ask. S800. CalJ732-fl14-D798 *' ft * ft * 6 * ft FORD WIMDSTAR '96 - While MERCEDES SL 500 '98- Loaded, 4 cyl-, 6B.00O mi NISSAN ALTIMA GLE '00 4dr OLDSMOBILE 88 ROYALE,'B9 7V/VCR. Dealer malnt. Great Convertible, "99, black/black. mrool, CD, phone, cruise ' >.. 96,000 liwy. mi., al2l Door Coupe, Black. condition. Exc. family car. JAGUAR XK8 '97 -Convertible j.6cyl..auto.Only21,000 Eifcollanlcorid 77 000 miles t,S4,500. 732-701-0511 |)i)v/"i iir-.v |iLdt Limflm/CD 154,000 miles. Good ride. Lexus, Very qmxl ;-a,idiin>n $3,-100.,nerj Call 732-536-10-10 Orig. owner. Daik green & tan. S6.000. Cnll { I • 577 '«.:•'•, S1.5OQ. Call 732-536-1770 mi Wmi.mly In :i(i,000 mi ;> Immaculate cond. Fully loaded. S19.999. John,732-580-660B MERCURY SABLE '01 Silver, AskingS400. Call 908-307-5465 sets of wheels a lires, 6 CD HONDA ACCORD EX '02 $20,000. Call 732-BB7-4861 MERCURY COUGAR '80 a/c, 6 CD player, leather seats, NISSAN MAXIMA '90 -6 cyl., OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS player, tinted w i n d or. •. V6, Aulo,. silver/bhiuk l«allior moonrooi, A new tires, ae.OOO :, plw, p/b (new), only •14,000 Supreme '99- AJc, feaiiiur icit $11,200. Call 732-97S-378S 2 door, moomoot, 15,700 mi ONLY 62,000 MILES! Garage Kept. One Owner. mi., roar spoiler. Exc. cond.. .,cass..6CD. 53,700. nag. inmof Grant cond. 81,000 116 Motorcycles $16,500 Call 732-290-2696 LINCOLN STRETCH LIMO SG.SOO, neg. Cnll 732--B63-4779 B-21G-a723Qr732-78Q.Q86& ig. mi. S4.Q00. 732-716-072B '97 - 6 passenger. TV, VCR, [\iK;,i;il Inspection 6/05 Mopeds HONDA CIVIC, '94 •)ar, p/s, p/b.loaded, low THIS CAR IS A JEMI MERCURY SABLE '93-v6, NISSAN MAXIMUM LE '95 ., MiMnii.M .lull li:t.()(JU 4 dr., 104,000 miles, afr, all ntles, great shanel $6,000. $1,450, neg. 3,8 liter, auto, 94,000 mi. TAN - Fully loaded. Just si, heautihil cnr. 53,600.,, power, cd, Exc. cond. S3.000 )est oiler. Call 732-548-6636 Please Cnll 732-238-3420. RUNS EXCELLENT! past inspection. S3,20Q. I3,0a0ojlg mi. Dealer pricfi HAH LEY DAVIDSON '01 • . 732-787-7679 /best offer Call 732-390-0045 lfom9-5 Weekdays S1.500,neg 732-&71-0491 Call 732-277-7807 Si3,000. tfsiale sale • flrsl Sporlstor • XL 6B3 CUSTOM. Mini Cond. 4,5001111. SAAB900S '97 - tm Se.SOOor BeslOlfer. Call 73.2-BB7-798a N MI SCIONTC 2005 -Only 6,000 IUSINESS & SERVICES 1 rig. mi. Slack in A out. aaaed. Tinled windows. Mint jiicl. Sl7,00D. or bosl oiler. DEADLINE Friday 1:00 PM Call 1-800-6(iO-4AD$ FOR PAYMENT J Call 732-995-0177 SUBARU FORESTER L 2000 AWD iJiilopiuitic all fjov.'fir S13.50Q. Call 732-928-6675 GARDEN STATE CD, keyless entry. 140.000 HARLEY-DAVIDEON MIKE'S --"- mi. $7 650 732-547-7487 Heritage Softail '99 - SSS LANDSCAPING JV PAVING .BILL'S ower end. 1 1,000 rmln-s Mini BUDGET Professional Word cond. 511, 500. 732--H6-102G & TREE SERVICE PAINTING KAWASAKI NIMJA 2X9H '03 TKEE & LANDSCAPING SERVICES • Driveways Interior • Exterior PAINTING iromo whBols. pipe, under • Grass Culling I. 1.000 mi. Hardly riden. • Parking Lots Concrete isl Soil. $9,450.917-S67-97ai • Expert TieeiStmtti Pruning I, f • Tree & Shi lib-Prim ing, Removal FREE ESTIMATES INTERIOR • EXTERIOR • Slore • Mulch • Topsolf • Stump Grinding • Seal Coating Masonry All Kinds of Repairs POLARIS SPORTSMAN WALIPAPERINB & REMOVAL Loaded. S11.500- 732-3SB-6936 I • Spring Clean Ups •Springs Fall Clean-Ups Landscaping 90, O4-S2,100. •Liii(i:.(,ipe-Designs Wallpaper Removal TOYOTA COROLLA LE 'f>1 COSMO COMET 50 2000 • Lawn Culling Pavers • Steps • Patios POWERWASHING ..am/im/CD, 46,000 mi., $1,000. STORM DAMAGE / •STORM DAMAGE Tiles • Basements General Home Improvements Fully Insured p'b p/w. Exc. cojid., YOUTH ATV's, Salely Free Estimates Powerwashing L" neg. Call 732-577-9625 lealures. dealer serviced in 732-238-8404 I It I Fully Ins/Fite lit. Free Estimates 8/04. Both In good cond 24 HOUR PROm/IMCBGmr SllfflCCI 731-84S-144O Fully Insured VOLKSWAGON JETTA GLS Call Charlie, 732-521-02B7 '02- 21,000 milies. Bumper 6O9-4Z6-9496 lo Bumper warranly. Musi 732-257-1170 732-238-5789 Sell! Call 732-92&-708rJ YAMAHA YZF 600*96; Mini fufiy Insured, FtMfsiimjtM Ommtr Operaltd 732-254-2030 732-329-6362 condillon, helmet Included, VOLVO 740 '91; Auto., a/c, vrlli <-.lrii viso«, S2,500. nisg. .'.JI,'1, |. •.•. ,il,nm. surnoof, pVs. ill 732--970-3264 • )••): .irn.'lin cass. Exc. cond., WJtTTr Paving & •2,000. Call 732-671-1452 J$f| 11 Excavhliny PROTECTIVE PAVING FORAN VOUR flD 117 Trucks "iff ' Inc. RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL PAINTING 110a Sport I Vans Commercial < tnduslrlal • Resldenllal ^4MHHff * ASPHALT DHIVEWAVS Utility Vehicles • Driveways • Parking Lots r«MWf=:r . .PAnKINCLOTS CRNfl€ 500I Trucks/Cars From $5001 • Roadways l" iiiUfei£:&iJii*' * INTERLOCKING BRICK POLICE IMPOUNDS! • Seal Coating • Ciack Repair **'*TMlM|f^ PAVERS CHEVROLET BLAZER LS '9B I l,iiip. !3(1{) /*4'.! IHO-lOXI 9105 LJlii .-••!,\|r.--y int. J12.000rrt. a/c H€R€ ! • Line Striping • Belgium Block ^^•j • UECORATIUE BLOCK y.i \i '!< \A ni !_•>'. MKirl l:iil.L-.,. I Ml VI1OLET '88- SERIES20 nut'., '.L i. :;i,H» 732446-3973 COWVERS1ON VAN. Ovtn 30 Iftoiu. Stfs&Unet BEUiIUM Goodconililion. $1 000 Fully Insured • Free Estimates (PSR^^r^k ' BLOCKS CHEVROLET BLAZER LT, 732-671-357-t 732-521-5021 cyS/^fir^fc Fully Insured • Bonded •95-Loadad lenlhor mierior, 732-246-1320 J3U*^^B Over 25 Yours Experience 4x4, low packaqe. 128,000 ml CHEVROLET VENTURE, '9B 732-251-7805 83,500. Call732-3I6-O280 tinhirulnri. toal. Loaded, c/d. Serving East Brunswick \ Free Estimates 42,000 mi. Good cond 54,100. Serving MktdlKe* 1 Uonmoulh Ccimtte CHEVROLET TRAIL BLAZER • esi oiler. 732-679-0220 Since I960 www.mjipawing.com ••^H 732-828-4177 EXT LS, '03- V6 4 v/h. dr., Al' DODGE RAM 1SO0 5LT'99 power, sec. sys.. koyloL,f. out . 4x4, short bed CD rhinr>liner 39,000 mi, $20.000. B4B-565-734B Only 64.000 ml. Good cond. Sfl.OOO. Call 732-6-12-7783 • CHEVY • FORDET50 VAN'90 B&S BLAZER '01 Ige.Good running condition. Aulo., •HVn, a/c, all power. Ashing $1,250. M POOLS K&M POOLS Excellent condition. Call 7Jg-9'20-9B11 A J & SONS GREAT BUYI Pleose call ASPHALT PAVING Div, ol Ken-Chel Corp. Div. ol Ken-Chel Corp. FORD RANGER '97 - Only PAVING, LLC 732-5D1 -7763 or 732-974-946B 175.000 orig. ml. Great cond. • Driveways* Parking Lois •PAVERS THrflflmUtttptnliliiiutMt • Uner Spedrfsti Sold us is. $1,000. or best Commercial/Residential (New or Resurfaced] • BLOCK WALLS •UnerSpecloliiis • Openings & Closings CHEVY TAHOE '96 - Alllo., Her. Call 732-972-0-1'lB • Openings I Closings 4 di,, CD, a/c. all power, alarm. • Asphalt Driveways • Driveway Slane (Installed) • RETAINING WALLS • dHmkah • Siibtr Covers 1 30,000 mr. Good cond., • Parking Lots (New or Resurfaced) • Clici.ii(d< - Snfrly Cuvrrs • Leak Detect ion $5,500. mag. Cnll 732-72B-0352 • Weather Sealing •TopSollt Fill DM • DECKS • Leah Detedlon • InstaNations * R«novotlajis FORD EXPLORER XLT '9B Free Estimates • Fully Insured • LANDSCAPING • Installations • Renovations Momber APSP • Insured Hack. Aulo., full/ loaded, CD, MIDDLESEX M0NM0U1H /a. 77,000 ml Minteond, COUNTY COUNTY Call lor Free Estimates Member APSP* Insured 55,90D.Call 732-851-5920 732-251-2667 if bags. $7.499.730-303-1854 1 • Dump Truck, Bachhot; & BobCBl RENTAL 732-679-3276 FORD EXPLORER, '95- Top ol ine limiletf edilion. Lsalhet, 6 GMC JIMMY '00 - 2 whset Serving MiddlrwxJb Mimmntttli Co. Since I960 732-967-9393 732-679-3276 hlla://kmpools.ho«i*.alt.nal I f,viyll,mi| |j<;ili--i;l. 1-19,000 driver, 2 drs., blue, allpo kar.dmpDois.corn i., S4.5G0. 752-787-7G79 cd plaver 5-1,500 miles. I CLEAH-UP / RUBBISH REMOVAL A door runs good, lealhar, luliy OLDSMOBILE SILHOUETTE •aded, ale. CD, all power, GLS '97 While, 4 dr., aulo., PENALOZA & CALDERONE 7,000. neg. Call 732-9fj9-1878 1 7,000 ml., a/c, mul1l-CD TIRED OF THE CLUTTER? - iw Ikes & brakes. Get. cond., Siding s Rooring f NF1NETEQX4 00 - Black, 1ully ,B50.neg. 732-957-9512 Asphalt Co., Inc. Call US today, we'll haul it away! oaded. All power. L&atlier Plumbing £ Healing Service, Int. nter. Aulo. 5 doois. AC. cd, ONTIAC MONTANA '02 Residential • Commercial • Cellars • Garages • Attics • Yards DoublcHung _xt. version, fully loaded, aulo 1.000 "c BllV 32- 605-7956 door, all power. DVD A-.I mr, Specializing in Paving of • Entire Homes or Estate Clean-outs, etc,. • Sewer & Drain Cleaning it),599 Call . .i:'-.-:iQ-BB9B • Boilers Casemenl Custom Built Driveways ARTIE'S CLEAN-UP TOYOTA A RUNMER '34 • Waler Healers 112 Autos/Trucks 4x4, fed. Good Condition & Parking Lots • Bow/Bay Windows i s.i rion mt. Most solll Asking All your Plumbing Wanted ', 1 $4,200. Call 732-251-B128 free Estimates • Fully Insured & Healing Heeds /•Ml InstiTeMrvc Esllmles FroEtab [k-nmO! 732-794-0766 #1 AUTO PROGRAM 732-249-3447 DONATE CARS 732-525-8011 Help Fight SUNLINE TRAVEL TRAILER, CHILDREN'S 22 ft. Micro ^ave, feirig. ac. heiit.awnirha. B .a t ti r o o m . CANCER w/showar a Ftib. SleDps 6 American Children's Society $3.500. Call 732-935-5066 LENNY'S PAINTING Manalapan, New Jmscy JDC Same Day Free Tow UTILITY TRAILER with TUt Professional Painting 4'x 81 Bed, Goodcondilion. NEIGHBOR • Interior/Exterior ROOFING & SIDING ROOHNGl TAX DEDUCTIBLE "75. Call 732-671-3574 8. SON • Wallpaper Removal Specializing in 732-972-3099 ^/ ] • SiiGelrock Cape Cod $2500 I 118 Motor Homes • frolesslimal Wallpapering & Spackllng All phases of Roofing S Siding • InlBtiorSExieriar Palnllfig Beah Most Competitors Prices Bi Level $2700 I AAA AUTOS WANTED i Rec. Vehicles • Driveways • Patios • Interlocking Pavers • Home Junk 8 Flunnlnn Cais.Tiuchs, • FaifXPalnifng Improvements Senior Citizen Discounts Split Level $2900 I "nmpors, Btkes.Soals. • Fireplans • Steps • Retaining Walls • Marbliirno > Ceramic Tile Repair NQJOB TOO SMALL! WE STOP LEAKS! TOP CASH SPAIOS JHIVER - Knlqht Ttansporlatior • Home Improvements Carlson Brothers I 111 Phases ol Brhk, Slant i Confrere IVork SatMuimi th Financing Available ,N INDUSTRY LEADEF "Decorating Specialist" Fully Insured Free Estimates 1-800-464-8030 www.poloniaconstruction.com $100 Off I AAA Rated Donation. DONATE 7jf7874835 732-738-8846 YOUR CAR. Boat or Real _.. a1lme26004ini!esivR(;k 732-205-0086 732-525-8118 732-416-0820 Call Dennis Coupon Estaie. IHS Tax Deductible No-farced dispatch. Comebea FreeEst. Fully Insured & Licensed Excellent Refs. 908-601-5911^ Pager #827-9241 Free Pick-Up/Town Any Mod- pan ol the "'Beat Jab In the 732-747-3845 (908)272-1266 | Gl/Condiliun. 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Prices include all costs to a consumer except license costs, taxes, registration & tire fees. Ad cars sold cosmeticcilly as is. Photos for illustration only and may not represent actual vehicles. Somerset Subaru not responsible far errors or omissions. Prices on ad vehicles only. Ad acts as a coupon and must be presented at time of sale. ©2005 FJL Advertising. SOMERSET SUBARU'S PRE-QWNED SUPERCEIMTER *15,485 $16,895 $16,B95 S16,895 *16,995 •OS LEGACY OUTBACK "O4 LEGACY OUTBACK 'OS LEGACY GT LTD 'OS LEGACY GT LTD. 'OS OUTBACK XT LTD U Km. mi, •» 3.01 M'wM K m ». 'ViaM •'•«». 4 On !.5! *|l, oikl P>, ASS, p., slamAd, 0>i», AV/fl Mi, 4iyl I pi, JUS, >c, m«, i|/ VOLVO Saturday Service Hours: 7 AM - 6 PM VOHTO for life Red Bank Volvo Employee Pricing. 2004 Only At Red Bank Volvo! Brand New 2005 VOLVO • S80 2. 5 cyl, auto w/Ol>, ps, ARS, pb, A/C, p/sts, p/l, p/w, p/mirr, crude, lilt, nlloys, Stereo CD plajair, p/momi- roof, l/(>ls, IA'IIIIHT int, alnrin, feuyli"* ontry, dual/siitc :iir lia^s, fliitir mnls, fiijj liiiup*. V1N:5141>9!>2{) • STK:84966 • MSHI':$4I,155 SAVE BUY $9756 FOR Red Bank Employee Pricing on all Models! ONLY: 31,399 Brand New 2006 VOLVO Brand New 2006 VOLVO Brand New 2006 VOLVO XC 70 AWD S60 2.5TA XC90 5 q\, auto w/01), ps, ABS, pli, A/C, |Als, fl\, jVtf, p/mirr, mite, till, roof rack, alloys, StBM Cl>, 5 cyl, anii) w/OD, [», AUS, pl>, A/C, pfttfi p/l |'/^ p'mirr, truim», till, alloys, CD player, cloth |i'[juknmml, l/)Js, liMlliffinliiNir, .iLiriii.Uli^inln.JiiilM^ air km-. llu,irni.iK (o^ l,ini[w iiH,a!ami, U!,AS ,-nlr!, tJti.il/sUL- .m |,.^, tluor ni.it, VIN.t,2'(ISi44 ' jrK:K62] 5 CERTIFIED 2000 Volvo V70 ASR 2000 Volvo XC70 AWD 2001 Volvo S60 ASR i cyl, auto w/OD, ps, ABS, pb, A/C, p/sl, p/l, 5 cyl, auto w/OD, ps, pb, ABS, AVC. p/st, 5 cyl, aulo w/OD, ps, pb, ABS, A/C, p/w, p/mirr, crulss, lilt, alloys, CD player, p/l, p/w, p/mirr, cruise.till, rool rack, p/sts, p/l, p/w, p/mirr, ctuisa, till, alloys, p/moonroof, l/gls, leather intariof, alarm, nlloys, CD player, p/moontoof, l/gls, lealli Slereo/CD player, p/moon rool, l/gls, ey/ess enlry. dual/sida air bags, floor mats inl, alarm, keyless eniry, dual/side air alarm, leather int, keyless entry, 68,660 miles, ViN:Y2633349, 5TK:B4695 bags, lloor mats. 74,175 miles, duaf/slde alf bags, floor mals. VIN:Y2676ai9, STK:85531 31,963 miles, V|N:12O125I4, STK:85560 $ $ $ 12,999 15,999 17/999 CERTIFIED 2003 Volvo S40 ASR 2002 Volvo S80 2.9 ASR 2005 Volvo XC90 T-6 cyl, auto w/OD, ps, ABS, pb, A/C, p/sls, I, aulo w/OD, ps, ABS, A/C, pb, p p/w, p/l, p/mlrr, cruise, lilt, alloys, Stere N, p/mirr, cruise, till, alloys, Stere CD player, p/moonroof, t/gls, alarm, player, p/moonrool, t/gls, lealh int, E rack, alloys, Stereo 6CD player, p/moon- leather Int, keyless entry, dual/side a ' eyless entry, dual/side air bags, floor mats, roof, tfgls, lealh inl. alarm, dual/side air bags, door mats, fog lamps.35,942 mil fog lamps. 35,204 miles, VIN:3ia5O503, VIN:3F949046. STK;S5575 STK:84544 18,999 *31,999 *37,999 Drive Safely 100 East Newman Springs Road • Red Bank, New Jersey Buy Safely 1 & 1/2 miles east of GSP Exit 109 Call Toll Free: 1-877-GT-VOLVO Satisfying Volvo Owners Since 1956 www.redbankvolvo.com. Prices include all cost to be paid by consumer except license, taxes, MVfees and tire fees. Dealer not responsible for typographical errors. Pictures are for illustrative purposes only. 'From original in-service date. Subject to primary credit lender approval, tEased on VCNA sales data t/iroug/i 07/2005. ©2005 RG Ads ,,.44 SBNTINEL, August .2$, 2005 „., NS I VISIT US ONLINE: WWW.PINEBELTCARS.COM 2 CHEVY GIANT LOCATIONS! Employee Discount YOU PAY Everyone wuamnm NOT A CENT MORE/ I the deals the tm..m CHEVY GIANT Will Save YOU An ADDITIONAL 1 others can't!' $1000 OFF The EM Employee Discount Price! A IF YOU BUY FROM ANOTHER Ctmvy DeAien, \ YOU ARE PAYING TOO MUCH! M. BUY AT THE SAME n PRICE AS A 2005 CHEVY 2005 CHEVY 2005 CHEVY EVERYONE IN AMERICA GETS THE I GM EMPLOYEE DISCOUNT. COBALT MAUBU EOUIINOX IT'S A GREAT PRICE. YOU PAY WHAT WE PAY. NOT A CENT MORE.* 6 cyl, mito/od, P/S, P/B, A/C. Stk#417&E. MSRP: $15,5( ffl. $3031 Dlscouni +S500 )38E. MSRP: $20,294. $3506 Discounl + S2000 Stk#3726E. 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"lTiroujfi Uncoln- see deoler. VFomily Plan bosed 01M hk touponr pngrain, mm Mi vehicles o4 see denier lor deloik Mas m o( veMes df, nisi qualify lo ratal itMes! intenlives U Hs lor fclrolion oily. H ins sold nsmelkofy as is. Deoler ml responsible lor errors ci omissions. Ad siperiedes ill piior oilers. ©2005 HI ldierft». NS SENTfNEL, August 25, 2005 47 EAST BRUNSWICK BUICK'PONTIACCMC < I I or A True* FREEXRUISE! OVER WJMUST All 3 DAV/4 NIGHT CRUISE Ton Two To THE CARIBBEAN on MEXICO WITH ANY NEW OH USED CAR PURCHASE! 3 « STOCK! Iwwnlww 2OO4 PONTIAC 2OOA BUICK GRAND AM REGAL 4 tyt, onto, P/S, f/B, A/C, P/W, pAeois, lilt, (ruise,'AM/fM coss/fO. 15,965 aflb(,Wrt4CZ5IKi.Sltf3K 2OO4 GMC 4X4 2OO4 CMC 4X4 ENVOY YUKON 6 iy], oulo/od, F/S, P/B, A/C, P/W, PDL, till, ciuise, AM/FM di.,/111 .C./H mfliii Win .ill'illi/:! SlfcJJBS. You CAN GET OUT OF YOUR CURRENT GMAC LEASE OR SMARTBUY CONTRACT WHEN YOU PURCHASE OR LEASE ANY NEW BUICK, PONTIAC OR GMC AT EAST BRUNSWICK! HURRY, THIS IS A LIMITED TIME OFFER!4 ^OOS PONTIAC Employee Discount HELD OVER Everyone1 itldpllH Delta OnlriwnlMiSiplemb.iMh THRU SEPTEMBER 6TH! 100% GUARANTEED AOTO CREDIT • CALL FOR PRE-APPROVAL: 1-888-663-325? SAVE TIME & MONEY WHEN YOU SHOP US ON THE WEB! www.eastbrunswickonline.com I OIMC: i Certified ii USED VEHICLES ACROSS FROM THE RT 18 EAST BRUNSWICK BRUNSWICK SQUARE MAIL 1•888*663•3257 (Dfcl lie delivery k WOS - see Hei In complete Ws. Hjut In piimy lender approval. Severity il gedil s'Hin ire) ilfetl in pi|«eil, B, tarns, type of 101 d actual (i|ne»l. Biibptiiei mutt It dinkqid. Ill 8 stilly tesiln repiiei hery ippliution eaejlti (JlidifeJ it no extra ml. foilofc previous soles/olliiijs/ilveilisiil vehicles, diise slip pboto is loi ifclnliie pucposti lily - Maynol pulioy actual vessel in llis promotion Inispiilolioi ill inliH • See italti loi dilis, la pleat nils olto'si. HUits towel lent 01 purdnsa ol o»y m GM Micle ol East taisvkt. Ipplies to Hl( coilmls """•• lew itmu 2/28/06. Factory prantici Oiler restrictions nay apply - See dealer loi details. 1 prices inlet1! oil casts to le pu'l ly lie cusiiei except loi license. Ions 8 rejisliatian lees. Ill nicies soli msielicilly os is. lot responsible loi lyiajitiiicol niois. U pikes/illtis expire (Jiys alter piifalnn. " 48 SENTINEL, August 25, 2005 f I EMPLOYEE PRICING Jeep imT $ $ :. DEPI OD0WNI OSEC. HP! Stk SWBllVIII l.«l[1289. $ YoUrPi16,598 Your price l#y Your price in E LIMITED Stk KT5B837, VIN IST642935,4 DR, 4 cyl., auto. a/c. p/s/winds/ Stk JC5-2647. VIN I5N596167.4 DB. 4 cyl., auto, a/c, p/s/b/wMs/ Stk HT56B96, VIN Ilillli 4OT1.1 DR, 6 cyl., auto, cd, dual anbags, cloth int, Iks/iiiins. cd, rr del, mound dual airiiags, cloth int., liH seats., alum Ib/miic, cd, a linn wills, alarm/sec sys. Taxes, licensing i legist, add'l. bench sen alloys. Incl. $1000 lease Inynlty lebalc, il qual., $938 due at lease wills. signing. Taxes, licensing 8 regist add'l. S MSRP: s19,880 MSRP: .'20,235 MSRP: 28,455 Employee Price *18,166 Employee Price '18,348 Employee Price *25,476 Factory rebate "^00 Factory rebate -!1O0O Factory rebate -'2000 College grad rebate, if qual -s400 College grad rebate, if qual -*400 College grad rebate, if qual -!400 Add'l McDonagti discount -S1268 Add'l McDonagh discount -!1250 Addl McDonagh discount -S1478 Your price i.998 Your pri 15,698 Your ?21598 EVERYONE'S CREDIT IS APPROVED! DOWN DURING THIS HUGE EVENT! Regardless of how good or bad your credit history is, McDonagh has made special PAYMENT arrangements with area banks to approve everyone's credit for this special sale! Available WE'RE OUT TO BE NEW JERSEY'S #f JEEP DEALER! ROUTE 18 NORTH, EAST BRUNSWICK Just 2 Miles South of New Jersey Turnpike, Exit 9 FIVE STAR J...... The Right Choke!Choke! 0PENDAIL Y 9.9SATURDA Y 9.6. Prices S programs subject to change. Piicas includa all costs to be paid by a consumer except far licensing, registration, taxes & tire fee. "$0 down w/approval on select models for select terms and in lieu of rebates. are closed end, 12,000 im/y i, 20c p/mi after. 11 uinlm/ue Pricing Plus excludes Chrysler 300 Sedan 8 Chrysler SRT Performance Line. All offers subject to primary lender approval witli minimum cieditscoreof 730 Pliolos for illustration only. Dealer not responsible for errors/omissions. Ail sunercedes all prior offers. Jeep is a registered trademark of Daimlei Chrysler Corp Offer ends 8/31/05 ©2005 The Manna Group WWW.MCDONAGHAUTO.COM SENTINEL, August 25, 2005 "49 IT'S as CANSONES MAZDA ANNUAL SUMMER CL'EARANC New 2005 Mazda 6 New 2005 Mazda MPV New 2005 Mazda Tribute Buy I Hk j "1illB§gJ|r ^K^di-n* « F 1$ § ' - 1 Stk# 55M76091,4 Dr, 4 Cyl, Auto, ABS, Pl/PW/PM, Alloy Wheels, Slk# 505356B2,4 Dr, 6 Cyl, Wagon, Auto, FWD, PL/PW, Alloy Wheels, Slk# 5KM33560,4 Dr, 6 Cyl, Auto, 4X4, ABS, PL/PM/PW, Alloy Wheels, Power Brakes/Steering, Cruise, Air Bags, A/C, Cloth, CD, Keyless Entry, Cruise, AM/FM/CD, Air Bags, A/C, Tint, Cloth, Keyless Entry, Pwr Cruise, AM/FM/CD, Roof Rock, Air Bags, A/C, Tint, Cloth, Keyless Entry, U Defrost, lilt, MSRP 520,545. Rebates: $2,000 Customer Cosh, Steering/Brakes RR Defrost, Tilt, MSRP $25,790. Rebates: $3,000 Pwr Steering/Brakes, RR Defrost, Till, MSRP $25,615. Rebates: $3,000 $1,000 Mazda American Credit, $1,000 Sansone Owner Loyally. To Customer Cash, $1,000 Mazda American Credit, $1,000 Sansone Owner Customer Cash, $1,000 Mazda American Credit, $1,000 Sonsone Owner qualified buyers. .oyally. To qualified buyers. Loyalty. To qualified buyers. WE FINANCE YOUR FUTURE TOP DOLLAR ...NOT YOUR PAST! CALL RIGHT NOW FOR PREAPPROVAL FOR YOUR TRADE! 800-791-1649 CANSONES^PMAZDA ** 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. SO .SENTINEL, August 25, 2005 NS NEW JERSEY'S Bottom Line I LARGEST MODEL YEAR END CLEARANCE BRAND NEW 2005 NISSAN ALTIMA SL FRONTIER SE KING CAB 4X4 $ O SECURITY DEPOSIT SECURITY DEPOSIT 4dr, 4cyl, aulo, ps, pb, ac airbags, cruise, stfaJ, rAisi, powar wirvlks/seats. lealhe aulo, ps, AWS, ac airbaq1; ciinr.i-. -A-a], linti-ii ylass, alloy wb tinted la FK ! VIW5C3O5WO. MSRP $24,640. is entry. STK#22O5 VINC5C4M095. MSRP $25,270 Paymenl Paymenl includes rektas:3750 Acme Owner Loyalty. S5M College Grad. Includes Rebales: $750 Acme Owner Loyally 8 $500 College Gracl. V 2 AT THIS PRICE! 2 AT THIS PRICE! BRAND NEW 2005 NISSAN BRAND NEW 2005 NISSAN BRAND NEW 2005 NISSAN XTERRA S 4X4 PATHFINDER XE 4X4 QUEST S $ PER MO FOR ONLY: FOR ONLY: 218i J268 42 (3) SECURITY DEPOSIT *O SECURITY DEPOSIT $O SECURITY DEPOSIT •cyl.auto, ps, ASS, ac, alrbags, sl/cd, r/tiel, power wliVHts/mirrors. cloth, tirtled 6eyl, auto, ps, ASS, ac, elrbags, cruise, sited, r/riel, power win/lks/seat, fog lamps, 6cyl, auio, ps, ABS, ac, airbags, cruise, slereo/cd, r/def, power win A Iks, glass, alloys, keyless entry STKM2247. VIM#5C6155&3. MSRP $26,410. cloth, tinted glass, alloys, keyless entry. STK#2502. VIW5C776007. MSRP $28,060. clolh Interior, tinted glass, keyless entry. STK#2513. VIN#5N129!24. MSRP Paymenl inc. Rebates: $750 Acme Owwr Loyally S $500 College grad. . Payment Includes Rebale: $750 Acme Owner Loyalty & $500 Cotega Grad. $26,260. Payment Includes Rebale: $750 Acme Owner Loyalty. j V 2 AT THIS PRICE! V 2 AT THIS PRICEI V V 2 AT THIS PRICEI J ACME QUALITY PRE-OWNED V '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 ffe 4dr, 4cyl, DUIO, ps. pb, ot. stereo/(d 4dr, 4cv), mil», ps nb, «c oirhaqs, * «,Dihjs,a 1cyl, aulo, ps, ABS, in, airbags siereo/ (dt Check Our Inventory online at: C AR FjAin 1-800-257-5666 ACMENISSAN.COM Prices include oil costs to o consumer, except for license costs, registration, luxes 8 tire fees. AWilh approval; payment, term 8 oilier conditions may vory; see dealer. 'With approval; on select models for select terms, fin soles volume for calendar yeor 2004 for single franchise dealers in NJ bas«cf on Nissan NE Region Denier Soles Rankings. Leases closed end 8 nosed on terms above I2K mi/p/yr, 15( p/mi after; require $3000 Down. S55O Bank Fee S SO Sec Deposit DUE@DELIV/TQP/LEPACOST: Allirrm: $3,631/5194/15523/5494. Frontier: $3667/4358/17436/6358. Xterra: S3766/8734/1663B/8734. Pathfinder: $3768/12706/14151/12706. Quest: $3818/14806/12604/14806. Must qualify for reboles; see deoler; Acme Loyally: must trade in new vehicle bought from Acme Nissan in Ihe past 12 mos. Photos for illustration only. Dealer not responsible (or errors/omissions. Ad acts os a coupon S must be presented at lime of sale. Ad expires 5PM on 8/31/05. ©2005 FJL Advertising. NS / SENTINEL,AugustM,'2005"5 1 '' CANSONES "'LINCOLN-MERCURy Get The Same Lincoln-Mercury Pricing Every Ford Employee & Their Family Get! FB5T & EHSV CREDIT New 2005 Mercury Sable 2005 Mercury Montcgo New 2004 Lincoln LS Buy For, Buy For/ Stk#5G609080, Demo, 4 Dr, i Cyl, Aolo, ABS, FWD, PL/PM/PW, Pwr Slk# 5A608812, Used, 6 Cyl, 4 Or. 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This advertisement acts as a coupon and must be presented at time ol sale. Dealer is not responsible for typographical errors or omissions. Photos are for illustrative purposes only. All rebates to qualified buyers. On approved credit. Mercury 52 SENTINEL, August 25, 2005 SAVE Employee WEIL THOUSANDS Discount BEAT ANY OFF THE Everyone OFFER BELOW STICKER PRICE! EMPLOYEE DISCOUNT XLR'S, CTS'S, STS'S, YOU PAY WHAT WE PAY! SRX'S, ESCALADES, NOT A CENT MORE!! DEVILLES & V-SERIES GUARANTEED! YOU GET BOTH...GET OUR EMPLOYEE DISCOUNT ON EVERY MODEL PLLVS...FACTORY REBATES UP TO $6,000 ON SELECT MODELS! SEPT. 6 CERTIFIED PRE-OWNED 2004 2003 ^VDEVILLE Cadillac XLR Cadillac IS,,.ESCALADE4x4 CONVERTIBLE, 8 Cyl., Automatic, Aif Condilioning, P/S, 6 Cylinder. Automatic, Air Condilioning, Power a Cyi.. Auto., A/C, P/Sleerin^, ABS Brakes, P/Wlndows. B Cylinder, Automatic, Air Conditioning, Power ABS Brakes. Leather, PowGr Windows, Power Locks, CD, Steering, ABS Brakes, Power Windows, Power Locks, PA-ocks. PJMirrors, Power Trunk. Power Seals; AM/FM. Steering, ABS Brakes, Power Windows, Power Lootfs, Black, Only 795 ml., Slk.#1055,VW1G45604197 Silver. 25,108 mi., Slk.#1016U. VIN#30113089 Leattiei, G0K mi., Slk.*'1004Ul VlN/?794BSa Leather, Black, 12K mi., Stk.#1023U, VIN#5R 189969 MANAGER'S SPECIAL CADILLAC CERTIFIED CADILLAC CERTIFIED CADILLAC CERTIFIED 64995 $24,995 '43,495