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MARCH 2, 2000 Sentinel Serving North4 0and cent Souths Brunswick Proposed N.B. 2000-01 school tax rate up 13( Board is hoping increase of $130. He explained that two factors led to the to reduce increase; increase. ratables, aid blamed The state aid for the general fund was cut by $500,000, and the township ratables BY CRAIG YETSKO have gone down by $28 million from'1999 Staff Writer to 2000. he 2000-01 school tax rate will He also pointed out that a number of soar, based on the spending plan costs have risen significantly, including T introduced at Tuesday's North special education and transportation. Brunswick Board of Education meeting. "Those are things beyond our control," By a 7-1 vote, with board member he said. Craig Rosevear dissenting, the board in- Manning stated that the board will work troduced a $48,586,409 budget for the to get the tax rate down before the March 2000-01 school year, which will result in a 28 public hearing. 13-cent tax increase. The school election is scheduled for Rosevear did not comment on his vote. April 18. The general fund portion of the budget He said they would look at as many totals $44,328,697, special revenues areas as possible to trim without elimi- $1,506,151, and debt service $2,751,561. nating education initiatives. Board Secretary Bob Turco said the "We hope to continue to work it (budg- anticipated tax rate is $1.65 per $100 of et)," Manning said. assessed valuation, up from $1.52. The revised state aid, which amounted Anticipated general fund revenue in- to an increase $200,280 will be applied to cludes a $36,250,612 tax levy, $7 million the 2000-2001 budget. in state aid, $409,000 in miscellaneous Turco said there were two options on revenue and $638,922 in surplus. . how to use the state aid, either include it in Fred Manning, chairman of the board the current year's budget and use it. or hold finance committee, said the owner of a the money for the 2000-2001 budget, home valued at $100,000 would see a tax Continued on page 20
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The victim stated that she only had • Entertainment .. .Page 18 $8,000 in cash, which she had at home. • Letters Page 8 Police said that another Spanish-speaking male Ihen approached and offered to "put in" • Marketplace . . . .Page 26 $3,000 himself. Police Page 23 The victim then got into the suspect's 1998 blue Ford Tempo and drove to her. • Sports Page 24 apartment on Pardun Road, according to police. After getting the cash and upon leaving, the vehicle broke down on Georges Road. The suspects pushed the vehicle to Squindo JODYSOMERS Automotive, 675 Georges Road, where EASY BASKET — An unidentified Harlem Wizard looks to lay in an easy repairs took approximately an hour, police two points during a contest on Friday against the Shooting Stars at said. Phone numbers: ,, Linwood Middle School in North Brunswick, which was sponsored by the Upon leaving, the suspects stopped on Editorial 358-5200 Ext. 8226 Parsons Elementary School PTSO. Livingston Avenue before Nassau Sheet, and FAX 780-4182 the suspect asked the victim to give him her money so he could add the $3,000 lo it. Display Advertising 368-5200 After she did so, the suspect handed the FAX 780-4257 package of money back to the victim, police Five seeking seats on said. The suspect then told her lo exit the vehi- Classified 1-800-660-4A0S cle while he and the other suspect went to the Classified FAX 780-4678 lawyer's office to "get the paperwork," then school board in S.B. they would return and pick her up. Delivery problems? "It is a very important year and com- Police reported that after approximately BY CHARLES W. KIM an hour, the victim looked into the sock Call circulation at 254-1755 Staff Writer munication is very important," he said, • before noon on Friday. because of the referendum and redistrict- where the $11,000 was supposed to be and found only paper. SOUTH BRUNSWICK — Unlike last ing. He decided to run after talking to peo- year, there will be a race for the three According to police, the first Spanish ple in the community. male was described as around 40 years old, available Board of Education seats this Oliveria said Tuesday that he is leaving year between two incumbents and three approximately 5 feet 4 inches tali, and the board after six years to spend more weighing about 200 pounds. He is of stocky newcomers. time with his family. District Business Administrator Jeff build, has brown eyes and hair, and was Scott said Monday night that five petitions "I needed to focus on my priorities," he wearing a brown jacket, black pants and Sentinel were received by the district by the 4 p.m. said. shoes. deadline. Oliveria, who also chaired this year's The second suspect was described as Incumbent board members Carole budget committee, said that the amount of about 25 years old and approximately 5 feet Managing Editor Marilyn Duff O'Brien, 37 Waverly Place in Monmouth time required to serve on the board was 8 inches tall. He was wearing jeans and a Junction, and Robert Long, 23 Adams taking away from his time with his family. black leather jacket. Sports Coordinator Linclsey Siegle Even though he will step aside, Executive Editor Gregory Bean Road in Kendall Park, are both running, along with newcomers Dr. Daniel Watts, Oliveria said that serving has been a posi- Publisher Kevin Wiltwan 24 Essex Drive in Monmouth Junction, tive experience. Sin candidates to seek Robert Witscger, 2 Dutchess Lane in "I love being on the board," he said. Dayton, and Barry Nathanson, 40 Dunston Oliveria also said that this will give North Brunswick seats someone else a chance to serve. A Greater Media Newspaper Lane in Monmouth Junction. NORTH BRUNSWICK — Six can- Board member John Oliveria is not "When I was elected I knew that this was not something I wanted to do indef- didates, including two incumbents, will seek seeking a third term. three, three-year Board of Education seats in Watts chaired an exploratory com- initely; someone else should have a VERIFIED chance to serve," he said. this year's school board elections. AUDIT CIRCULATION mittee studying year-round education in O'Brien is seeking her third term on Board members Craig Rosevear, 22 the district last year. Thatchwood Court, and Fred Manning, 1 Nathanson, who is currently serving as the board. Long was appointed to the The Sentinel Newspaper is published board in 1997 to fill the unexpired term of Larson Court, are seeking re-election. Board Thursday by Sentinel Publishing Co., P.O. vice president of the township's zoning President Gail DiPane is not. Box 5001, Freehold, NJ 07728. First-class board and has two children in the school Karin Sokel, and is seeking his second full mail subscription available at $72 for 26 term on the panel. The four newcomers are: Robert Haws, weeks, 40 cents a copy. system, said Wednesday that he is running 275 Edlys Lane; Louella Foote, 220 Bishop to improve communications between the The registration deadline for voters to Blvd.; John Tone, 775 Carpenter Road; and board, the Township Council and the com- participate in the April 18 election is Kevin Williams, 1865 Oak Road. munity. March 20. 4 SENTINEL, MARCH 2, 2000 NS Spaulding appoints panel to help 'Make N.B. Count' NORTH BRUNSWICK — Now that rently developing a presentation that will the Y2K hysteria is ovei, local officials be held for various groups throughout have turned their attention to the 2000 cen- North Brunswick. sus campaign. Scarillo said that it is very important for North Brunswick appeal's to be ready township residents to fill out the census foi the campaign as Mayor David form. Spaulding has formed a Complete Count "There is no downside," she stated. Committee to ptomote the impoitance of "You can get nothing but benefit from fill- the upcoming April 1 count. ing out the census." Accoiding to Spaulding, the "Make The information from the census is con- Noith Brunswick Count" committee is ded- fidential, she added. The law prohibits the icated to creating an awaiencss of the cen- disclosure and sharing of information with sus and how its results will affect every any other government agency, such as the township resident. Internal Revenue Seivice and the FBI. Members of the committee plan to Any census employee disclosing con- make presentations thioughout the town- fidential information could face severe ship, distribute printed material and woik penalties, including up to $5,000 in fines with the school system and othei organiza- and five years in prison, according to the tions. U.S. Bureau of Census. GOP Council President Peggy Scarillo, Census information is used to determine who serves as the council liaison to the congressional districts and to help deter- committee, said the eight-member group mine the distribution of federal dollars in includes residents who represent the the community for planning schools, build- diverse nature of the town ing roads, providing recreational opportu- She explained that the committee is cur- nities and managing health-care services.
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Using a mix of videos and slides, Pow- increased as states such as New Jersey and Tcvoli focused on what fuels gangs, why Florida have passed legislation in this area SOUTH BRUNSWICK — Fire safety power to fight the fire. they form in different areas, membership "They've started to recognize that there officers arc investigating the cause of a The Brookview and Kingston fire de- and the use of symbols. is a problem and a threat," he said. chicken coop fire that killed at least 50 rab- partments also responded to assist People do not realize how deeply root- In his classes, Tevoli explains to parents bits Wednesday morning. Monmouth Junction firefighters, according According to fire safety police, the fire to police. ed gang culture is in American society, he and teachers that a gang is a subculture that broke out in a chicken coop at the Hudak A section of the structure housing more said, thinking it is just a passing "phenom- wants to take children away from them. enon," when, in fact, during this long time Farm at 234 Fresh Ponds Road just after than 400 rabbits sustained heavy fire and "Once you get in, you're in," he said. midnight. smoke damage, and at least 50 rabbits per- period, they have experienced booms and "We must watch over our kids." downswings. Monmouth Junction Fire Chief Bob ished in the fire, police said. Through his lectures, Tevoli hopes to "Right now, gangs are on a big up- Grenncn reported finding a chicken coop South Brunswick police, fire safety, swing," he said, part of the serious mes- achieve two goals: first, to give teachers fully ablaze when he arrived on the and Monmouth Junction first aid personnel sage he imparts to his ^__^__ __^ and parents the scene. were also on the scene. J tmmtmmmmmmmmmmmmmmama knowledge tO Grenncn requested additional man- audiences when dis- — * The fire is still under investigation. cussing the latest trends recognize when on gangs. at-risk children "Street and prison 'Street and prison are moving toward gang-like S.B. baby couldn't wait gangs present the great- gangs present the est threat to law enforce- greatest threat to law behavior; and second, to teach SOUTH BRUNSWICK — When While en route to the hospital, Dong ment due to their random enforcement due to Rachel Tong's friends ask where she was told emergency medical technician Ann acts of violence," he said. law enforcement born, she will have an interesting answer. Flcmming that she had to push, then gave Street gangs have their random acts of officers how to Rachel came into the world Feb. 28 at birth to daughter Rachel several minutes been common in cities violence." respond to inci- 2:05 a.m. on Route 130 in North later, according to police. such as Chicago and Los dents involving Brunswick Township while en route to St. "It was a phenomenal experience," Angeles since the 1940s John Tevoli gang members, Peter's University Hospital in New Flemming said of first experience assisting and 1950s, while the Corrections captain so that in the end Brunswick. with a birth. Crips and Bloods gangs Middlesex County they will "be According to South Brunswick police St. Peter's spokesperson Gary Cooper began to emerge in Los Correction Center able to walk officers, members of the Monmouth said that Rachel weighed in at 7 pounds, 6 Angeles during the away from that Junction First Aid Squad were summoned ounces, and measured 20.5 inches long. to the Aster Way home of Li Dong and "The baby looks cute and healthy. The 1970s. .__. =r. «:;;;»;;;;;;;;a;:siilM«iiiinilnMi Jj« '•« confrontation MW — Zeen Tong in the Dayton section of town at mom is doing well, too," Cooper said Up until five years "™ "™™ ™"™™" safe and go about 1:45 a.m., where Dong was in labor Wednesday. ago, Tevoli said the East Coast has largely home to their family." expecting her third child. been immune Irom the gang activity expe- "If I give some police officer something rienced in Chicago and Los Angeles. Since that he can take with him, everything I've then, they have become a major factor done was worth it," Tevoli said. S.B. Library to hold yoga classes In BVSaroh along the Atlantic seaboard. Tevoli is no stranger to teaching cours- Registration is now under way for a new April 10, 17 24 , May 8 and 15. This eight- "The East Coast is just starting to deal es about gangs; he has been doing it for the six-week yoga class slated to begin at the week program integrates/isolates all levels with what Chicago and Los Angeles have past four years at national conferences in South Brunswick Library this month. The of being and helps to promote self-aware- been going through for the last 25 years," Boulder, Daytona Beach, Boston and Atlantic City, and at various police acade- beginner/intermediate class will run from 7- ness on all levels. The course will include he said. 8:30 p.m. on the following Thursday nights: some stretching so participants should Tevoli pointed to the emergence of the mies and departments in Pennsylvania, New York, Maryland and Massachusetts. March 9, 16, 30 and April 6, 13, and 27. bring a mat, wear loose clothing, and come Latin Kings gang, which has been active in Participants should bring their own yoga or on an empty stomach. The fee course is New York and has begun to gam a foothold At the largest, in Daytona Beach, he addressed 800 people. exercise mats. The cost is $30 for the six- $40, payable at time of registration and in the Garden State. The Latin Kings street week program, payable at the time of regis- nonrefundable. Tevoli's typical audience includes a gang was founded in Chicago during the tration and nonrefundable. Space is limited, To sign up for these classes, stop by the wide variety of professional people, rang- 1940s and established itself in New so register early. Information Desk. The library is located at ing from local and state police officers, England in the late 1980s, according to the 110 Kingston Lane, Monmouth Junction members of the federal Drug Enforcement The library will also hold a meditation U.S. Department of Justice. section of South Brunswick For addition- Agency, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco class. Taught by Linda Rufino, this class Several members are on trial in state al information, call the library at (732) and Firearms, the FBI, prosecutors, judges will be held Monday nights from 7-8 p.m. Superior Court in Newark for killing two on the following dates: March 13, 20, 27, 329-4000. brothers in the city's Branch Brook Park and school board members. ASSOCIATES IN PLASTIC
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8 SENTINEL, MARCH 2, 2000 NS OPINION VIEW! Budget news good and bad
ouLh Brunswick residents enabled the Board of Education to got good news this week play catch-up. But officials are S with the introduction of the already predicting a big enroll- 2000-2001 school budget ment jump again next year, as one North BLunswick residents got official put it, almost enough to fill just the opposite. a school. Ironically, South Brunswick This year both school districts was able to keep its tax rate almost have a good number of school flat — a 1 cent increase •— board candidates, and that is good because of an increase in the news for both towns. township's latables base. North South Brunswick, which had Brunswick, on the othei hand, is no race last year, has five, while proposing a 13-ccnt increase and North Brunswick has six for the putting part of the blame on a $28 three available three-year seals on million loss of ratables. the nine-member boards. North Brunswick also blames a With all the changes going on loss of $500,000 in general fund at the state level, in terms of core state aid, and officials there have curriculum and standardized test said they will work to reduce the requirements, the large races will, tax rate prior to the public hearing hopefully, give residents an oppor- on the tentative budget March 28. tunity to hear candidates debate South Brunswick's public the issues and explain their goals, hearing is March 27. if elected. Between now and then resi- If you are not registered to dents will have time to scrutinize vote, you have until March 20 to the budgets and comment before do so. the boards vote to adopt them for Whether you have school-aged presentation lo voters April 18. children or not, the school budget North Brunswick's proposed is a critical component of your LfTllRS spending plan totals $44 million, community profile, making up, as while South Brunswick's is almost it does, the lion's share of the local Thaitgfs for supporting recent 'Buffalo Soldiers' program twice as much, a whopping $81 property tax. he Buffalo Soldiers pro- diligently did research on her late disseminated in the newspa- million. Make sure you know what you gram at our Senior Center husband's (James Jim Jones) pers/media sometime in the South Brunswick's budget has are paying for and have a say in T became the scene of a live grandfather, Cpl. William future. We look forward to his increased dramatically over the who sets the tone for your school history lesson recently, and was an Othello Wilson, who was award- full report with enthusiastic past two years because of the fast district. And, by all means, evening to be remembered. ed the Congressional Medal of anticipation. giowing population. A hefty encourage your community lead- Troopers from the Maryland Honor in 1891. Due lo illness, Mayor Debra Johnson wel- increase in state aid last year ers to plan candidate debates. Chapter of the 9th and 10th past president of the 24th comed an audience of over 100 Cavalry Regiments presented arti- Infantry Regiment Raymond attendees, and the president of facts, books, pictorial displays and Hagins, one of our Kendall Park the Concerned Black Parents and lETtlRS video telling the stories of these neighbors, was unable to attend. Citizens, Linda Simon, rec- 1 "Forgotten Black Military The 24th and 25th Infantry ognized the co-sponsors South N.B. library at iiottoni of Hie pack fog funding Heroes." Troopers John Craig, Regiment for Willingboro was Brunswick Department of Jerome Hall, Isaac and Margo represented by Troopers Richard Recreation and Community s a regular library patron, per $1,000 of equalized valuation. Prentice, Richard Robinson and Tucker and John Anderson. Affairs, and the audience. I have read with interest To think this disparity does not Betty Stokes were the presenters. Al Kady, post commander of Finally, we would like to thank A articles pertaining to the make itself evident in terms of our A very special thanks to long- the local VFW Post No. 9111, the entire community for sup- problems besetting the North library's collections, facilities, time South Brunswick resident Henderson Road, Kendall Park, porting our program and being a Brunswick Township Library. As and programs is a mistake. As it and Concerned Black Parents reported on some fascinating part of the tribute to the Buffalo a community concerned with pro- stands today, the present library is and Citizens member, Trooper information about local Soldiers "Forgotten Black viding adequate services and edu- simply too small for a township Mary Jones, for the outstanding gravesites in the Sandhills area of Military Heroes." cational advantages to its citizens, that will likely only see an job she did as program co- South Brunswick, where several Grace Plater North Brunswick likes to com- increase in population. ordinator. Also for having African-American servicemen Program Chair pare itself with South Brunswick, In our library on any given day brought this historical event to are buried. Mr. Kady is currently Concerned Black Parents and Highland Park, and other neigh- or time, a range of patrons of all our attention as a viable Black doing more in-depth research on Citizens boring middle-class communities. ages and ethnic groups can be History Month program. She this project and the results will be South Brunswick Yet, when compared with these found. It is the one public facility same communities, in terms of that truly reflects the diversity of library facilities and tax support, our town and it should strive to Are we isi SoutSi Brunswick the fools of Middlesex County? we fall woefully short. provide the best for its patrons. 've been reading with great Berms are better sound controls 522 runs all the way to Route 518 How can it be that we provide Unfortunately for North interest the letters that appear than ugly walls. and then on to Route 206? I read oui library with only the mini- Brunswick residents the I in the Sentinel regarding Next, we have an issue about poor historical Kingston mum amount of tax money Township Council seems to dis- routes 522 and 92 and wonder regarding Route 92. I've read and how Route 92 will "destroy" required by the state'? This fact agree. The previous administra- what is reality, and what is just about "pristine countryside" and it. If 92 is built, all future traffic reflects the low priority assigned tion started this downward spiral noise and people looking to pro- "wetlands" that need to be pro- will move via Route 522. What to our library. New Jersey Public and the present administration tect their property values and not tected. It all reads like special will that do to Kingston? Library statistics reveal that North does not appear interested in rec- the good of the community. interests to me. Don't be sur- Probably not too much, the town Brunswick's state ranking (in tifying it. I am happy to hear the First we, the residents of prised if Route 92 in its present has nothing going for it besides terms of tax support) has steadily library will reopen on Sundays. South Brunswick, allowed the form is defeated and then comes its historical references. fallen from 205 (315 being the However, robbing from other township to align Route 522 back in the form of an alignment So let's keep fighting against highest) in 1995 to 83 in 1998. parts of the library budget to where it is. Then we allowed the that goes through existing hous- Route 92 and let's build sound Our per capita tax support of achieve this will not solve the township to approve homes close ing instead of wetlands. Don't we walls along Route 522, and let's $20.31 has us virtually tied with library's problems. to the road, and then we plan on all know that whatever traffic oppose more commercial devel- South River for the two Our elected officials would building sound walls. Some plan- would be moving on Route 92 opment that would contribute to Middlesex County towns provid- best serve our community by ning with foresight could have will be moving on Route 522 the tax revenues instead of think- ed the least amount of tax sup- heeding the old adage - You get demanded berms and kept homes instead? Don't we all realize that ing ahead. Let us continue to be port. Tn comparison, South what you pay for. at distances from Route 522 that it is just a matter of time before the fools of Middlesex County. Brunswick and Highland Park Maureen A. Canonico would have reduced the Trap Rock is either pressured each allocate approximately $45 North Brunswick inevitable sound problems. into, or cedes, its private road to Ralph C. Meola Middlesex County and Route South Brunswick NS SENTINEL, MARCH 2, 2000 9 r Saddened by attacks on i FREE LOCAL DELIVERY COUPON I POOLS & PATIO SETS HI South Brunswick library ffl am saddened by the continuing attacks ii^iBlliiBI ! against the South Brunswick Library I board of trustees and the library admin- istration by the Township Council. Until last December, I served on the WILLIAM board of trustees and witnessed the difficul- STOLTING 12x48 $350 ties that faced the library at the hands of this 15x48 council. The most painful interaction $800 |4Q0 between the library and the Township 18*48 $1000 $550 24x48 itQOO $7Q0 Council is during budget season. unnecessary expenses in 1999. The budget process every year ends in a The current solution for funding the li- 12X18x52 $1300 (0QQ Si compromise that allows the library to faith- brary will continue to fail as long as politi- 15X24x52 $2100 $1800 fully service patrons for the next year. In this cians preparing for a November ran control Si regard, the budget for 1999 was no different a large portion of those funds. It would serve Ol than any other except that the amount of the patrons of the library if the funding were money that was to come from the library stabilized and linked to the growth of the board funds (not Township Council funds) township. was larger than in prior years. Every year the Currently, 3 cents of every tax dollar is library board uses its own discretionary Wt&M allocated to a town's public library based on funds to cover part of the operating budget i E a state law. The state government in its wis- ; MONTO FB110-9 VSAT-'*M'.* SUM i!$>'FdHMERlY"MOVIE CrffS' ij that is not covered by the township alloca- dom knew that without this allocation a pub- tion. s lic library would receive only what was left FREi oi^fcE. LOCA>_v/«_r^%LL . DELIVERL/cuvcnYi COUPOo'U'ur^iNM j In 1999, the library board incurred some over. This amount is approximately half of expenses that had not been foreseen at the the expense incurred by the South beginning of the year. These items included Brunswick Public Library. I would propose the replacement of a roof-mounted air con- that the township match the state amount so ditioning unit, continuing repair of roof Sorry Ma am, Sure thing! leaks and a number of small expenses. that the funding for the library becomes a can't deliver for well-defined amount of 6 cents of every tax six weeks... We'll deliver Unexpected costs were not limited to dollar. right away. Set-up these few items. Costs also included massive & removal of old increases in insurance costs, large increases The actual dollar amount would, of bedding too! in electrical costs that are directly attributed course, increase as the tax rolls increase, to a township-sponsored lighting contract, which would allow the library to stay in step and what appeared to be an overcharge of with the growth of the township. This would FICA in 1999 to cover an apparent under- allow for a far more stable budgetary envi- charge in 1998. All these items are outside ronment for the library and multi-year plan- the control of the library board and all of ning based on projected allocations. these items were known by the mayor since The library is a major component in the she sat on the library board when they were continuing education of the citizens of South incurred. Even with all of these added Brunswick. Too easily we can lose sight of SPECIAL expenses, the library ended the 1999 year what gifts we have until they are diminished fiscally sound. The real budget problem is before us. I, for one, do not want the library that the library board in 2000 does not have to be something I look back on and say, "Do the level of reserves that allows it to cover as you remember when?" large a portion of the total budget as it has done in prior years. These reserves were William Stolting is a resident of the FREE used to cover extraordinary and sometimes Dayton section of South Brunswick Bed f-raitie Rernovap l IfffIRi ©eddlntg Ashley DeOIiwera's life is an inspiration to ill n Man's Search for Meaning, wide diversity of the hundreds of mourners Auschwitz survivor Viktor Frankel de- at St. Augustine's. Ashley truly loved all. SAtf I fines "tragic optimism" as the potential She believed strongly that there was no of people to turn tragedy into positive conflict that could not be solved peace- 100 SEALY POSTUREPEDIC QUiiH HIS actions and suffering into human achieve- fully. Ashley didn't separate people by ment and accomplishment." their clique, color, ethnicity, or religion; DISCONTINUED FABRICS™ ©nly Many of our community, but especially she only saw them as friends who she MATTRESS SETS AT our high school community, suffered a cared about or hadn't yet had the oppor- tragic loss this week with the untimely tunity to meet. 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BY CHARLES W. KIM said, adding, "We look forward to working Staff Writer with Linda in her new capacity." The committee will have 30 days from PLAINSBORO — Assemblywoman Tuesday to fill the vacancy. Linda Greenstein (D-14) has resigned her The Democratic Municipal Committee post as a Plainsboro Township must submit three names to the governing Committcewoman. body for consideration in 15 days of the Greenstein said in a press release that resignation. The township committee must she was excited about her new job as choose a replacement from those names, assemblywoman, and that she wants to according to the release. devote herself to it "on a full-time basis." Greenstein said that she was proud of Greenstein and fellow Democrat Gary her tenure on the governing body, and the Guear, Hamilton, upset ,longtime accomplishments the township has Republican incumbents Paul Kramer, achieved with its open space and farmland Hamilton, and Barbara Wright, Plainsboro, preservation program, the highest bond last November, talcing two of the three rating and the lowest municipal tax rate in assembly seats gained by Democrats in Middlesex County. that election. As a member of the Plainsboro com- District 14 represents East Windsor, mittee, Greenstein has supported the con- NEW SIGNS — South Brunswick police officers and Policeman's Benevolent Hamilton, Hightstown, and Washington troversial Route 92 project. Association Local 166 members Patrolman Angelo Zecca (I) and Patrolman townships in Mercer County, and the Andy Hubbard (r) stand with the sponsors of five new signs that will soon be That project would build a 6.7 mile toll installed in the township to remind residents to buckle up. towns of Cranbury, Helmetta, Jamcsburg, connector between Route 1 and the New Monroe, Plainsboro, and South Brunswick Jersey Turnpike Interchange 8A through in Middlesex County. South Brunswick Township at an estimat- Greenstein, who served on the five ed cost of $369 million. member Plainsboro governing body for the Plainsboro officials and Mayor Cantu past five years, handed township officials N.B. receives $13K to have supported that project, and continue her letter of resignation, effective immedi- to voice their support. ately on Tuesday, the release said. During her campaign Greenstein said "We accept her resignation with regret that she would work with all the towns in and appreciation for her outstanding con- promote seat belt use the region on the issue. tributions," Plainsboro Mayor Peter Cantu NORTH BRUNSWICK — Scat "It will also give us a chance to pre- belts save lives. sent a highly visible presence, educating Crash forces temporary closing of' Rte. 130 That's the message that the North motorists around North Brunswick," Brunswick police want to get out to res- Kloos said. "It's particularly appropriate SOUTH BRUNSWICK — An 25, from Washington, D.C., was not wear- idents. that we received this grant just as the Arlington, Va., man is facing driving while ing a seat belt and was ejected from the They received a boost in that effort offense (of not wearing a seat belt) is intoxicated charges following a Feb. 25 vehicle on impact, according to police. last month when the police department being upgraded." crash on Route 130, which closed the road- Both men were transported to Robert received a state grant of over $13,500 to Stalling May 1, any motorist spotted way for 19 hours. Wood Johnson University Hospital, New help make motorists more aware of seat not wearing a seat belt can be stopped Police said that Miguel Tzul-Puac, 24, Brunswick by the Monmouth Junction belt laws and the changes that are about because the status of the offense will be was operating a 1991 Nissan Sentra south- First Aid Squad. to be made to them. upgraded to that of a primary offense, he bound on Route 130 near Stults Road at Tzul-Puac was treated for a broken arm Sgt. William Kloos said the said. 10:04 p.m. on Feb. 25. and abrasions. Lopez was treated for a "Occupant Protection" grant from the Currently, children spotted not wear- The accident forced the closing of concussion and lacerations, according to state Division of Highway Traffic Safety ing a seat belt, or infants seen not riding Route 130 until 5 p.m. the next evening. police. will go toward putting more officers on in a federally approved car seat, are Police Lt. Ron Schmalz said the auxil- The collision caused power lines from the road during targeted time periods, causes for a motorist being stopped as a iary police manned the detours while the the pole to hang low across Route 130, and will also allow police to reach out to primary offense. road was closed to allow officers to causing the road to be closed in both direc- the community with information about Kloos said that children between 18 respond to other calls. tions until PSE&G crews repaired the pole, seat belts. months and 5 years of age must be in a According to police, the vehicle left the according to police. He explained that police officers will car seat if they are riding in the front roadway for unknown reasons and struck a Police said that two other vehicles suf- meet with student and civic groups to seat, or secured by a safety belt if riding utility pole. fered minor damage when they struck the discuss seat belt safety. in the back seat. A passenger in the car, Herman Lopez, low hanging wires. SBHS sets 'Project Graduation' events 15 Month CD Project Graduation needs to run as- sorted fund-raising events to generate enough funds to sponsor the class of 2000 graduation evening's event. This year the graduates will be going on a four-hour midnight cruise aboard the Spirit of Philadelphia and all money raised pays for the evening. The organization needs more than $25,000 this year due to the large graduat- ing class of 440 students. Annual Percentage Yield The class of 2000 Project Graduation Committee is running a bus trip to Atlantic City on April 2. The cost will be $25 and casino tokens and refreshments are in- Your Community Bank cluded. The money raised will help defray MMzum «p«iirq bafenca fcjs i £00. *u»mt the cost of Project Graduation. it ccnvourced cbty. Annual Pcwrta«» VWd tssumea Imaresi nraalre fl For additional information and reserva- u-ti msnrtty. Rwas ut tions, call Jackie Lyons at (732) 821-5376 Kttwut ra&a. .». peflaty wit U or Shelley Horowitz at (732) 329-9035. FIRST BANK Ul'ty nltldR«Ml. The next Project Graduation 0 f C e n t r a I J e *s e y MEMBER Committee meeting will be held at 7:30 p.m. on March 9 in the South Brunswick 1727 Route 130, North Brunswick, Nd 732-821-9888 FDIi High School library. SENTINEL, MARCH 2, 2000 "I
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Rehearsing for Fiddler on the Roof are North Brunswick residents Joe Conti who plays Tevye the dairyman, and Patricia Jansen, who plays Tevye's wife. The show PARENTS' NIGHT OUT will be held at North Brunswick Township High School tomorrow, Saturday and March 10 and 11. AT Tickets on sale for Tiddler on the Roof9 FREEDMAN Tickets are now on sale for Fiddler on the Barbara Catanese and Cathy Perna are coor- CHIROPRACTIC CENTER Roof, the 30th anniversary musical of the dinating costumes and props. The total cast Brier Hill Court D-6 Adult Drama Group sponsored by the North includes nearly 50 area residents. (Left of NY Sports Club) Brunswick Township Department of Human Tickets are $8 for adults, and $5 for chil- Services. The group will stage its show at 8 dren under 12 and senior citizens. Tickets East Brunswick p.m. on March 3, 4, 10, and 11 at the North may be purchased in advance at the Tuesday, March 14 Brunswick Township High School. Department of Human Services or at the door Fiddler on the Roof is one of the musicals on performance nights. 7:00 p.m. of the Broadway era and includes many The Department of Human Services of- Call 254-6011 Today familiar songs 'Tradition," "Matchmaker," fice is located in the Government and To Reserve Your Space and "Sunrise, Sunset." Community Complex at 710 Hermann Road Director Bruce Chandlcc leads the group and is open weekdays between 8:30 a.m. and Refreshments Will Be Served with Michael Hritz, producer; Judy Morse, 4 p.m. Since 1979, Dr. Ken Freedman has helped children like yours to be healthier, while director; and David Pacheco, choreographer. For additional information, call the De- easing their parents' anguish over decisions to use potentially dangerous drugs and Michael Winklcr is building scenery and Ann partment of Human Services at (732) 247- surgical procedures. Dr. Ken is an East Brunswick resident, married with two children Marie Chandlec is the stage manager. 0922, ext. 475. and is President of the East Brunswick Advisory Health Council.
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Pedestrian meeting left Borough Hall disappointed. crossing gates crossings will be located at Hooker, would be lowered Harrison and Willow streets. "Many people came here tonight ex- for 30 seconds The report states that "temporary de- pecting to hear some dramatic an- prior to train nouncement that Jamesburg is endorsing a lays would occur at grade crossings and crossing and pedestrian crossings while crossing gates rail line and wants a train, but that was would remain not what this (meeting) was intended for," are lowered. It is likely that commuter rail down for 20 to 25 service would cause somewhat elevated Dipierro said. "It was intended to view seconds. changeovers as to what could happen if at noise levels. A number of mitigation mea- some point in time this rail line is to be According to the sures could be implemented to reduce activated." report, "Signif- noise impacts. Further study of traffic, icant transporta- noise, vibration, air quality and other Jamesburg is one of three Middlesex tion, community environmental impacts would be needed." County communities — Monroe Town- and economic The NJ Transit report estimates that ship and South Brunswick are the others benefits would be the economic impacts would include re- — that have gone on record as objectors expected to result development within the community, di- to the establishment of passenger rail ser- from implementa- rect spending by commuters at retail vice between Ocean County, through tion of commuter stores on their way to and from the rail- Western Monmouth County, to South rail service. road station and revenue from the station Brunswick, where service would continue Commuter rail parking lot. on the Northeast Corridor to points north service would and south. Dipierro said the report provided ex- contribute to amples of revitalization which occurred in Dipierro said he and the Jamesburg reduced conges- other New Jersey communities when rail Borough Council had asked NJ Transit tion, improved service was established. professionals to perform an evaluation of mobility and Jamesburg to determine the potential ben- reduced travel efits and impacts that daily passenger rail time within the Continued on next page service could have on the town. region. At last week's meeting, the mayor did JERRY WOLKOWITZ "The conceptual not endorse or reject the concept of pas- plan integrates senger rail service. Jamesburg Mayor Joseph Dipierro speaks about the NJ Transit commuter train report during a public hearing Feb. 23. commuter rail "Should the rail line be activated as a service with commuter line?" the mayor asked. "There at a higher level to activate this line? Will Jamesburg's Small Business District has never been a study of this type deal- we have input? Will our concerns be Revitalization Plan to promote economic ing with just one town. This is a addressed? What I am about to address is development in Jamesburg center; Jamesburg initiative and a Jamesburg our ability to be prepared." encourage redevelopment of a key sector decision." In addressing the contents of NJ to the south of the town center; and create The mayor said there is a traffic con- Transit's study on Jamesburg, Dipierro a strongei sense of community. gestion problem in the borough, particu- said it showed that a rail line would ex- "The proposed station site, recognized larly during rush hours in the morning and tend commuter rail service to the region, as an area with development potential, is evening, and there is a need for a solution enable senior citizens and non-drivers to strategically located at the juncture of to the problem and one possibility is to reach New Brunswick hospitals and Forsgate Drive, a major access route into examine the use of rail service as an alter- Middlesex County services; it would pro- Jamesburg. It is also contiguous with the native. vide access to Trenton and Philadelphia commercial district and adjoins two of "We are surrounded by developing without driving; and it would help to deal Jamesburg's principal resources, communities. AH of the roads of these with increasing population, a projected 11 Lakeview (historic site) and Manalapan developing communities lead to James- percent increase in Jamesburg and a 31 Lake." burg. Approximately 2,000 more homes percent increase in Middlesex County Features at the station would include a are planned in the developing communi- (both figures showing an increase from drop-off plaza, a municipally owned on- ties," Dipierro said. "There are no new 1990 to 2010). site parking lot, landscaping and room for major roads planned in older to divert this Some schedule assumptions were parking expansion. traffic from Jamesburg." noted by the mayor: Train speeds through Safety features proposed by NJ Transit The mayor said the existing rail tracks town would be 20 to 25 mph, ridership include a decorative wrought iron 4-foot that split the town are owned by Conrail would be about 125 boardings per day in tall fence near the tracks that run along and the firm may activate the line without Jamesburg and there would be 21 trains in Railroad Avenue as well as grade cross- anyone's permission. At the present time, each direction on weekdays and the ing and pedestrian crossing improve- a limited number of freight trains traverse schedule would be in effect from 5:30 ments. the line each week. JERRY WOLKOWITZ a.m. to 11:30 p.m. Additionally, the The mayor indicated that the following Monmouth County Freeholder Ted "We must prepare for 'What if?"' length of the trains would be from 325 to crossing streets would get the improve- Narozanick listens to details of the NJ Dipierro said. "What if a decision is made 665 feet; during peak periods a train ments — Gatzmer Avenue, Augusta Transit report. Officials say more facts needed on rail proposal benefits to Jamesburg, while stating that forced to stop for a train. He also noted a Council members indicated that they Real estate pros claim several areas of concern would have to be feeling that time to be saved by com- wanted to get all the facts and said further Jamesburg residents will addressed. muters bound for New York City would discussion was needed. Council members said they were con- not be significant. During the public portion of the meet- see drop in home values cerned about certain aspects of the report Councilman Otto Kostbar expressed ing, community members and residents of and said they would need more informa- concerned with the number of trains, an Monroe Township and South Brunswick tion before they could make a knowledge- estimated 42, passing through the borough voiced their opinions and concerns BY DAVE BENJAMIN able decision regarding the feasibility of each day. He said the council did not have regarding the study. Some of these con- Staff Writer the project. a chance to discuss the NJ Transit report. cerns included the possibility of non-resi- Councilman Tony LaMantia said the "Are we going to have 42 trains com- JAMESBURG — Reaction to Mayor dents parking on local streets instead of at figures in the study regarding length of ing through town for 125 commuters the municipal parking area and a feeling Joseph Dipierro's presentation of a NJ gate times, train length and train distance (boarding in Jamesburg) a day?" he asked. Transit study concerning passenger rail that any income to be derived by traveled indicate to him that there is no Councilwoman Rebecca Sanders said Jamesburg as a result of having a railroad service in the borough came swiftly from way that only one crossing would be she wants to obtain additional information members of the Jamesburg Borough down at a time. station in the borough would not be sig- before saying yes or no to the idea of nificant. Council and the community at a Feb. 23 LaMantia also questioned the noise commuter rail service. meeting. associated with trains and the use of noise "I've written down some of the com- One Jamesburg real estate agent Dipierro presented the findings of a NJ barriers. Also of concern was the time that ments of the people here. Whatever we Transit study of Jamesburg that concluded could be lost'by first aid squad members do, it must be'representative of the people. Continued on next page passenger rail service could have some responding to an emergency and being That's why they put us here," she said. 1
NS SENTINEL, MARCH 2, 2000 1 3 Regional planners endorse MOM Freehold Director The authority was created in 1982 and of the present authority, Crabiel endorsed being considered now. in 1998, under the federal Transportation a "transit corridor between Lakewood, "It would have run on the outskirts of David Crabiel calls Equity Act for the 21st Century, became Freehold, and the metropolitan area." Jamesburg," Crabiel said. $3M study a 'waste' one of three Metropolitan Planning Crabiel said at that time that "to al- According to Crabiel, the growing leviate growth in Middlesex County, BY CHARLES W. KIM Organizations in the state whose purpose region has now backed planners into a is to ensure that taxes are spent effectively this line should continue to Jamesburg- corner. They have tried to seek a different Staff Writer in a region to improve mobility, support South Amboy and/or to Monmouth alignment for the commuter line, but now economic progress, and safeguard the Junction." have little choice. he North Jersey Transportation environment. Crabiel called for negotiations between "The homes had not been built then," Planning Authority Inc. endorsed The authority is the fourth largest met- NJ Transit and Conrail to allow the line. Crabiel said. a capital plan that places the Crabiel said that a February 1988 study T ropolitan planning organization in the According to Crabiel, the committee Monmouth-Ocean-Middlesex rail pro- into the line dismissed the alignment also looked at an eastern alignment from posal on a list of possible projects to be country, serving over 6 million people in because there were no funds to build it. Freehold to Matawan and/or Red Bank, funded by the state. 13 counties, according to authority litera- "This funding must come from the fed- and one that ran through Spotswood and ture. The authority's board of trustees voted eral government," Crabiel stated in the Sayreville to connect with other city 18-1 Monday to pass a resolution endors- The board is composed of an elected address. bound lines in the north. ing the 2001 Department of official from each of the counties as well According to Crabiel, that address dis- "That was a big issue in Spotswood Transportation/NJ Transit capital plan as from the cities of Newark and Jersey cussed a different alignment than the one and Sayreville three years ago," he said. which includes a list of 10 rail projects City. that may be funded by Gov. Whitman's The Deparlment of Transportation Transportation Vision for the 21st Cen- commissioner, a NJ Transit executive tury. director, director of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, and a citizen More facts are needed The project is one of many in the $1.8 representative also serve on the board. billion capital plan. claimed that home values would rise in Monmouth County to Middlesex County According to the plan, the MOM pro- The one dissenting vote against Monroe Township (which surrounds Monday's resolution was cast by NJTPA to New York. The situation on Route 9 is ject is one of 10 under consideration for Jamesburg), but not in the borough itself. so saturated with vehicular traffic today state-funded construction. board member and Middlesex County In comments to the Jamesburg repre- Freeholder Director David B. Crabiel. that it's almost impossible to maneuver or Two out of the 10 will be picked for sentatives, Monroe Township Council get to the northern end of our state. "It would be a waste of $3 million," construction funding, according to the Vice President Lee Farber said, "Once "As a matter of fact, that's why state Crabiel said Monday, adding, "You don't plan. again we vehemently oppose this rail line. Department of Transportation represen- need another study." The authority has already endorsed Nowhere tonight did we sec a map of the tatives appeared before the Board of funding to complete a study on the con- Crabiel said that the county free- origin of this train line and its destination. Freeholders a week ago and gave a pre- troversial commuter rail proposal. holders remain opposed to the proposal, ... This rail line will not serve the con- sentation on the reconstruction and con- and that he voted against the resolution stituencies of Jamesburg, Monroe or The study will use up another $2.4 struction of additional bridges over the solely because that study was included. South Brunswick." million in federal funds to determine if Raritan River, because they are hopeful the NJ Transit proposal to use an existing "I don't believe the rail line will go Following the Jamesburg presentation, that it will alleviate some of the traffic on Conrail freight line to connect commuters through; it will devastate downtown South Brunswick Mayor Debra Johnson Route 9," Narozanick said. Jamcsburg," Crabiel commented. said, "Certainly, Jamesburg has the right Regarding commuter rail service in in Ocean County with the Amtrak to study the railroad and South Brunswick Northeast Corridor line in Monmouth Crabiel, the charter chairman of the Ocean, Monmouth and Middlesex coun- NJTPA in 1982, said that the develop- is willing to work with its regional neigh- Junction is feasible, according to authori- bors to solve transportation problems, but ties, he added, "We desperately need it ty spokesperson Timothy Sullivan. ment in both Middlesex and Monmouth and we believe it will be an economic counties over the last 18 years changed we will not be steamrolled." The study has already used $600,000 stronghold for all of the communities. It the issue. Johnson said if the proposal moves for- of the $3 million earmarked by Congress, ward, her town is "prepared to fight." would help them develop. It would help according to Sullivan. Crabiel has not always opposed the them economically. It would help the plan. One point of debate centered on the rail Sullivan said work on the Major In- commuters. There are so many senior citi- "It should have been built in 1988; line's impact on property values in vestment Study has already started, and Jamesburg and neighboring communities. zens without transportation today. So, there were other options then," he said. the rest of the funds will be used to finish One resident made the point that given there are many advantages." In 1988, Crabiel addressed the re- it and to complete an environmental Jamesburg's small size, almost every Narozanick said he is able to recognize gion's transportation issues during an in- impact study and look at alternatives to home is near the railroad and might real- some of the objections raised to the plan. formational hearing in Freehold chaired the proposal. ize a negative property impact. "Like grade crossings," he said. "But by U.S. Sen. Frank Lautenberg. Sullivan said Tuesday that the capital Sharon Horvath, a local real estate look at the railroad that goes from Red During his presentation as chairman of agent, said, "It will definitely decrease the Bank to Bay Head. Look at the number of plan now will go to the state Legislature the Middlesex County Transportation for approval. value of our homes in Jamesburg. If you crossings that you have in Red Bank, Coordinating Committee, the predecessor look at cities like Trenton and New Spring Lake, Sea Girt, Spring Lake Brunswick, their value didn't go up. We Heights, Brielle, Point Pleasant, Point can't handle that in Jamesburg. There's no Pleasant Beach. They can be made to be way. I've sold $5 million worth of real safe today. Report details benefits estate in this town and I'm telling you "I know there are four or five crossings right now there's no way we can do it." in Jamesburg, as I understand. But they Continued from Hank Dobenski of Jamesburg, a Cen- can be made safe and I share their concern previous page tury 21 real estate agent, agreed with Hor- about that and that's a concern by every- vath. body," Narozanick said. "But I think there "Traveling in New "This is not a 'Not in my back yard' are so many advantages to this that I'm Jersey today is difficult no syndrome. It's in our front yard and every matter where you go; the pleased we had the opportunity to hear a New Jersey Turnpike, the house in Jamesburg is within 3,000 feet of presentation tonight. Of course Monmouth Garden State Parkway, it's the rail line. The Monroe real estate will is 100 percent in favor (of the rail service) horrendous," said the probably increase because they have a as is Ocean County." mayor. depot right in the middle," he said. "They Responding to comments made by Dipierro said the report have a 45-square-mile town around them. Jamesburg council members and members shows there would be a (Here) they have Jamesburg as the whole of the public, Dipierro said, "Nobody is decrease of travel time to depot." making any kind of a decision (at this northern New Jersey, In his comments to the Jamesburg of- point) and there will be additional meet- Newark and New York City. ficials, Monmouth County Freeholder Ted ings planned" to gather more information. There would be improved Narozanick, a proponent of a rail line When the Monmouth-Ocean-Middle- traffic circulation and non- Manalapan Platform from Ocean County, through Western drivers and seniors would Lake Monmouth County and into southern sex plan was last studied by NJ Transit in have a way to travel. Middlesex, said, "I've been on this project the mid-1990s, the price tag for the pro- "You cannot get out of town unless you "This is a contingency plan. It is not a for 15 years and I'd like to commend the ject was estimated at between $120 and drive," Dipierro said. decision. We feel very strongly that this is mayor and the council in Jamesburg for $140 million. The mayor asked the leaders of his com- something you have to discuss," Dipierro bringing it out to the public today so that munity, the PTA, the police committee, said. "We have a problem and the problem everyone has the opportunity to see it. is not going away. We have to deal with it. senior citizens groups, and the first aid Greater Media Newspapers staff writer squad to discuss their concerns with him We can't ignore progress. We want your "Basically, we're concerned about a and the council. opinion." regional concept from Ocean County to Charles W. Kim contributed to this story. 14 SENTINEL, MARCH 2, 2000 NS State librarian salutes South Brunswick facility Over 1,200 periodicals coming soon
BY CHARLES W. KIM Stall Writer SOUTH BRUNSWICK — State Li- brarian Jack Livingstone visited South Brunswick recently to applaud the town- ship's municipal library. "There is always something happening at the South Brunswick library," Livingstone said. On Feb. 17, Livingstone joined othei library representatives and community leaders in saluting the contribution the township's public libraiy has made in accomplishing its goals for Libraries 2000. After being appointed in 1996, Liv- ingstone outlined a plan to electronically link the libraries in the slate and to offer lesidents free access to the Internet at the facilities. "The plan was developed to broaden the access to information you will find in your local library," Livingstone said. Livingstone said that the first state grants were used to develop the program and purchase the computers that the libiaries would need to get online. With the help of Bell Atlantic, 15 hub JERRY WOLKOWITZ sites were set up to allow the libraries to be State Librarian Jack Livingstone addresses a gathering of library and community leaders at the South Brunswick Public linked together and have access to the Library on Feb. 17. Internet. South Brunswick is one of those hubs and will become a training center for the Internet. libraries in the state. in Princeton or Newark, you can have public. South Brunswick is a member of the The consortium was established in access." Livingstone announced that the library Libraries of Middlesex Automation Con- 1986 and began online services in 1989. Livingstone took the opportunity to will be given a grant for six computers to sortium, LMxAC, which is part of the net- Membership currently consists of 25 announce that the State Library has award- help the public learn how to use the work that connects more than 300 public member libraries, 23 public libraries, two ed a contract to Ebsco Information school libraries, and one community col- Services to set up a database of more than lege. 1,200 full text periodicals. Livingstone said that South Brunswick The database will be available to every has been a pioneer in helping to bring his public library, middle and high school plan to life. library, and nonprofit special library in the Livingstone said that South Amboy state, according to Livingstone. connected to the network on Feb. 14, The contract will start with the next fis- meaning that 100 percent of the public cal year on July 1. Quality That libraries in Middlesex County are now Livingstone said that this partnership J Lasts A Lifetime™ connected. approach represents the best use of local, The Bell Atlantic program, Access state, and federal funds by the libraries. New Jersey, has provided free equipment According to the State Library's annual j^i Goddard School* and installation and allowed libraries to report in November, South Brunswick is I FOR EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVEljOPMENT pay any ongoing phone line fees at a dis- one of the best funded libraries in the counted rate. county. Livingstone said that by setting up the The township spent $48.95 per person • Dedicated, caring faculty hubs and providing access, Bell Atlantic in the municipality on library expenditures expects to save the state's libraries about in 1998, according to the report, making it • Written daily report for each child $1 million annually in connection fees. the fourth highest in the county. In addition to accessing the Internet, East Brunswick led Middlesex County, • Full and part-time programs libraries that are connected can now share spending $73.50 per person, while neigh- their card catalogs and other references. boring North Brunswick spent $25.90 in • Custom-designed facilities provide a safe, "Geography doesn't play a role," 1998. healthy and stimulating environment Livingstone said, adding "whether you are Cancer Care NJ plans Monday - Friday: 7 am - 6 pm annual fund-raiser Cancer Care of New Jersey will hold its annual fund-raiser, "An Evening of Dance," on March 9 at McCarter Theatre 50% OFF* in Princeton. 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Since 1993, more preparation and other subjects. Community Soutft Piafnftoi* than 30 medical students have served as service and parental involvement are key 'North Brunswick- $25 90 tutors and mentors to North Brunswick components. More than 300 students have $26 90 Township High School students pai'tici pat- ,come through the program and over 95 per- ing in the DEEP program. cent have gone on to college. The program DM Britfgo* 'The DEEP Program is committed to has been so successful that it has now been $29 70 Mew tonswiok- fostering academic excellence among our implemented in South Brunswick. ? $29 82 students," according to program director Tickets for the March 25 affair are $35 Rodney Duncan. "We are proud and grate- per person. Proceeds will be dedicated to | $30 95 South Afliboy- ful that the medical students take the time funding DEEP Programs. 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Owner Tracie Orsi has taken pains to make her restaurant warm, homey, and authentic, and. she has succeeded. To hear Orsi tell it, she got: into the business by a fluke. Seven years ago she threw in the towel at her past ca- reer success -— or lack thereof — and thought of opening a restaurant. "I can do this," she told herself. She chose Cajun and Creole because she loves the food and saw a need. "Most menus have one Cajun item," she says. Orsi read up on the people and the food and is now an expert. Cajun is not necessarily spicy, she'll tell you, it's high- ly seasoned. The Cajun people are poor and they eat whatever is available, whether it "grows in the yard, flies in the sky, or swims in the 'crick' ". It's simple food, made with fresh ingredients and usually cooked in one pan or pot. The wide variety of appetizers in- cludes red beans and rice, and alligator sausage. The three spicy items on the menu, Jambaiaya, Creole, and etouffe JACKIE POLLACK ("smothered" chicken and shrimp, or Tracie Orsi, owner of Ragin' Cajun in Belmar, whips up some chicken jambaiaya. shrimp and scallops), are rated on a scale of 1 to 10. weekend specials al- "awesome" desserts, cappuccino, the restaurant, follow: 1/2 tsp. ground thyme ways include four fish dishes, such as espresso, and specialty teas. The menu Roasted Garlic 2 celery stalks cut into 1/2 inch mussels, crawfish, alligator, mahi mahi, can be viewed on Orsi's Web site: 5 large heads of garlic chunks snapper or oysters. Shrimp appears in www.creolegirl.com. 1/2 cup olive oil 1 tsp. basil at least six dishes, arid for the landlub- Orsi sells two homemade hot sauces Cajun seasoning (the restaurant 1 1/2 tsp. salt ber, there are pork chops and black- in the restaurant, Mango Fandango, and makes its own). 1 bay leaf ened sirloin tips, in addition to the Ragin' Cajun Hot Pepper Sauce. She's Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Cut 1 tsp. cayenne pepper chicken. also working on a cookbook. Two garlics along the equator all the way 48 oz. water (just fill the tomato can) If you still have room, there are recipes from the cookbook, available in through. Generously rub the cut on 1 lb. medium peeled shrimp both sides with olive oil. Sprinkle with Combine ingredients in a large pot. Cajun seasoning and put back together. Bring to boil. Let simmer for about 45 Drizzle olive oil over the outside of gar- minutes until tomatoes chop easily. lic and wrap in aluminum foil. Chop tomatoes in pot. When ready to .' Wrap tightly with a twist at the top serve, add shrimp until just cooked (the and bake for 30-35 minutes until soft. shrimp will turn pink when they are (Your eyes will begin to burn if you done.). Serve over white rice. Uncle are still in the kitchen). Ben's converted rice is firm and can Refrigerate any leftovers. They will withhold-the chunks in .the sauce. keep in the fridge for a week. Just re- Note: This dish only has 26.5 calo- heat in the oven for two minutes before ries per serving and 0.7 grams of fat. serving, or squeeze some in mashed The rice is a carbohydrate, so this is potatoes. Also great with olive oil and a dietetic and health-conscious meal. pasta, it has a nutty flavor and is much The restaurant is open seven days a tastier than minced garlic. Serve with week, 5-10 p.m., with live entertainment warm crusty bread or as a spread for a — acoustic blues — on Friday and platter containing goat cheese, marinat- Sunday nights. There's a jazz brunch on ed portobello mushroom, sliced roasted Sundays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., and din- red pepper and sliced black olives with ing on the patio in the summer. toasted pita triangles. Diners are welcome to bring their Makes 10 servings. own wine. Shrimp Creole The lace curtains, countiy table- 1 48 oz. can whole peeled tomatoes cloths, and southwestern art on the 1 tsp. white pepper walls show Orsi's personal touch. With 1 med. onion cut into 1-inch chunks its green, burgundy, and navy decor, JACKIE POLLACK 1/2 tsp. black pepper this quaint Victorian house has a Gothic 1 med. green pepper' in 1-inch feeling. Some might even swear there's At Ragin' Cajun, not all of the dishes are spicy, but they are "highly seasoned," such as the blackened chicken bite dinner. chunks ••''.-•• a voodoo spirit in the air. _NS_ SENTINEL, MARCH 02, 2000 1 7
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Fiddlehead's Musso Restaurant Sydney's Continental IL Diamante 732-521-0878 732-521-2255 732-739-8882 27 East Railroad Ave. 306 Gatzmer Avenue Restaurant 3553 Rt. 35 North Jamesburg Jamesburg 732-257-8807 Hazlet Come to Fiddlehead's! Our owner chef is Italian Restaurant. Entrees come with sal- 3 Lexington Ave., East Brunswick Bart Curcio, 3 1/2 Star Chef, formerly of Culinary Institute trained & has extensive ad and side pasta. Some menu selections Contemporary continental cuisine with Baci's & Gianna's restaurants in Staten Is- experience that has won many awards. The include Veal Rollitini, Francaise, Veneziano an artistic flair. Middlesex County's hot- land, invites you to the Grand Opening of menu is American/International. Our spe- and Chicken Florentine, Murphy or Fran- test new restaurant featuring seafood, one of NJ's newest & finest Italian Risoran- cialty is Rack of Lamb, Duck, & Seafood. caise, Calves Liver, Steak Murphy and pasta, steaks & chops. Lunch Tues.-Sun. tes for a heavenly dining experience. All Visa, MC, Amex, & Diners Club accepted. mouth watering Seafood such as mussels, 4:30-10pm. Closed Monday. Private par- desserts are made on premises by 3-Star Reservations are necessary. Pleasantly ca- shrimp, scallops & calamari over linguini. A ties on/off premises (showers, banquets, Chef Denise Laresca. Featuring Live enter- sual attire. variety of pastas are offered. Lunch, Mon.- christenings, etc.). Chef/owner Scott Mor- tainment Friday & Saturday. Children's Fri., ll:30am-2:30pm, Dinner, 4:30-9:30pm, genlander, C.I.A. Graduate. Reservations menu, casual attire, catering on & off pre- Sat. 4:00-10:30pm, Sun. 4:00-9:00pm suggested on weekends. Early Bird Tues., mises, Parties available, Luncheon Menu. Wed., Thurs. & Sun. 4:30-6pm for $13.95.
Moscow on the The Paddock Aranka's International Diner 732-297-8060 732-972-5959 Hudson Steakhouse 3185 Rt. 27 Home Fashion Center 732-723-0200 732-446-6004 Franklin Park 520 Rt. 9 No., Manalapan Grand Opening in NJ! Come in & enjoy 100 Summerhill Rd., Spotswood 363 Route 33, Manalapan MAKE YOUR EASTER RESERVATIONS A Unique Russian Restaurant. Come in Featuring hand cut steaks, unique pasta EARLY! Aranka's Hungarian-American our International cuisine, from a mouth- and try our Delicious Russian Specialties. dishes, barbecue, burgers & sandwiches & Restaurant, a Family tradition for two watering steak dinner grilled to perfection, On Friday, Saturday and Sunday we have a large selection of appetizers. Early Birds, generations. Serving Lunch & Dinner. Spe- to some of the best fresh seafood & fish in Live Entertainment with BIG Dance Floor, Daily & Nightly dinner specials. Bar spe- cilizing in Hungarian Goulash, Chicken town! There is something for everyone on Open 'til 2am. We have a large selection- cials nightly. Entertainment on weekends. Paprikas, Crispy roast duck. All Baking your list. Hrs: Lunch: Tues.-Fri. ll:30-3pm- CHOOSE FROM 94 ITEMS on the Menu 3 banquet rooms at the areas most reason- done on premises by Aranka herself. Cakes $6.95, Brunch: Sat. & Sun. ll:30-3pm-$12.95, and our many Lunch Specials. We hope to able rates, accommodating up to 100. made to order. We sell Kifli, Kalacs, & Nut Happy Hour: Tues.-Fri. 4pm-7pm, Dinner: see you soon! Open daily 4pm. Sat.-Sun., open 11:30am. rolls. Featuring our new Chef from Hunga- Tues.-Sun. Enjoy our.many exciting spe- Major Credit cards accepted. ry! Accommodating Private Parties of 10- cials created daily by our chefs. Thurs.: 140. Live Gypsy music. Karaoke Nights, Fri., Sat., Sun. dance to live music! Private Parties-To 120 people.
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VV. Tribute to Henry Mancini with special guest Monica Mancini The Pajama Game presented by the New Jersey presented by the Sayreville Events Symphony Orchestra War Memorial High School East Brunswick David Commanday, conductor Theatre Company Monica Mancini, vocalist March 3 & 4 at 7 p m Community Day sponsored by the East March 3 at 8 p.m. March 5 at 12:30 pm War Memorial, Trenton Sayreyille War Memorial H S. Brunswick Divisions of Recreation & Community March 4 at 8 p m Washington Road Prudential Hall tickets $7, $6, students & Services community-based, nonprofit, N J Performing Arts Center senior citizens; $1 discount on One Center St, Newark tickets purchased at school volunteer organization exhibits; continuous enter- tickets: $12-$5O during the day, (800) ALLEGRO March 5 matinee is free of tainment from 1-3'30 p m charge to senior citizens featuring a talent showcase' (732) 525-5251 March 5,11am to4pm The Drummers of West Brunswick Square Mall Africa — Doudou N'Diaye Route 18 Rose Percussion Orchestra J.B. East Brunswick March 3 at 8 p m by Archibald MacLeish (732) 390-6797 presented by the Rutgers State Theatre Livingston Ave, New Brunswick Theater Company Ringling Bros. & Barnum & tickets $i9-$32 March 2-4 at 8 p.m Bailey Greatest Show on March 5 at 2 p m Earth (732) 246-7469 Philip J Levin Theater March 1-5 Itzhak Perlman, violin Douglass College Continental Airlines Arena George St, New Brunswick March 5 at 3 p m tickets: $16, $18 East Rutherford N.J. Performing Arts Center (732) 932-7511 tickets. $10-$42.75 One Center St. (212)307-7171 Newark (201)507-8900 tickets $i5-$68 Glengarry Glen Ross (888) GO NJPAC through March 5 McCarter Theatre Princeton VJi!SUf Rutgers University tickets $25-$36 Orchestra (609) 258-2787 The Princeton University works of Elgar, Grieg, Orchestra & The Princeton Schumann Master Class Shakespeare Company March 5 at 2 p.m \ featuring Maria Tucci as opera Shakespeare's work with the Nicholas Music Center Douglass College diva Maria Callas complete incidental music of "J B." will be performed through March 5 at the Philip J Levin Theater through March 19 Felix Mendelssohn Nichol Ave , New Brunswick George Street Playhouse Michael Pratt, conductor admission $16, $14, seniors, Livingston Ave, New Brunswick Thomas P. Roche, director $8, students The Adventures of Snow tickets: $22-$40 March 2 & 3 at 8 p.m (732)932-7511 V)ir Kkiy White (732) 246-7717 March 4 at 2 & 8 p m. presented by the Theatre Richardson Auditorium imperial symphonic Band Russian American Kids Guild of Old Bridge Queen Esther Princeton University Concert Circus March4& 11,11 am &2pm musical presented by Arts tickets $15; $5, students March 5 at 2 p m March 4 at 2 p m March 5 & 12 at 2 p.m. of Annapolis Productions (609) 258-5000 Imperial Music Center William Mount-Burke Theatre Old Bridge H S east campus March 8-26 48 Appleby Ave The Peddie School Route 516 The Forum Theatre Company The Magic Flute South River South Mam Street tickets. $6, children; $5, adults 314 Main St .Metuchen performed free admission Hightstown (732) 607-8462 tickets'$30, $15, ages 4-12 by the lunch served noon to 2 p m tickets- $8 (732) 548-0582 London (732) 238-0310 (609) 490-7550 Passport to Art — In the City Opera Round: Exploring 3-D March 4 Simply Shania Family Concerts: Music for family art program at 8 p m. band offering Shania Twain Young People March 5,1-4 p.m State tribute presented by the New Jersey March 5,1-4 p.m. Jane Voorhees Zimmerli Art Western Theatre Symphony Orchestra Museum Livingston Route 18 Market David Commanday, conductor French, 1998 • East Brunswick Rutgers University March 7 at 1 '30 & 8 p.m. Ave. 'Happily Ever After Tales Told Hamilton St. New Brunswick free admission in Music' East Brunswick Public Library (732) 777-1061 New Brunswick Jean Walling Civic Center tickets' $25-$4O musical storytelling of 'Snow free admission (732) 390-6775 (732) 246-7469 White' & 'Jack & the (732) 932-7237, Ext. 610 Emanuel Ax, piano Beanstalk' March 7 at 8 p.m March 4 at 2 p.m. Purim carnival McCarter Theatre N J. Performing Arts Center giant slide, games, crafts, face Princeton One Center St, Newark painting, prizes, food cail for ticket prices March 5 at 2 p m. March 5,11 30am. to 3 pm. (609) 258-2787 State Theatre Jewish Community Center 15 Livingston Ave of Middlesex Co Mick Moloney New Brunswick Oak Tree Rd traditional Irish folk tickets. $1O-$15 Edison singer/musician (800) ALLEGRO tickets- $1, by March 3; presented by the Middlesex $1 50, at the door County Cultural & Heritage Salzburg Marionettes: A (732) 494-3232 ' Commission Mozart Opera Festival with singer/songwriter Colum The Marriage of Figaro' Art of Fable: illustrations Sands, storyteller/singer Ann March 3 at 7'30 p.m for 'Donkey-Donkey1 by Martin, step dancer John 'Don Giovanni' Roger Duvoisin Jennings, musicians Marie March 4 at 7:30 p m. Reilly & Martin Reilly on display through March 12 The Magic Flute' Tues.-Fn., 10 a.m to 4:30 p.m. March 8 at 8 p.m. March 5 at 7:30 p.m. Carl Sandburg Middle School Sat. & Sun , noon to 5 p.m. Victoria Theater Jane Voorhees Zimmerli Art Route 516 N.J Performing Arts Center Old Bridge Museum One Center St., Newark Hamilton St free admission tickets: $36 registration required New Brunswick The Drummers of West Africa — Doudou N'Diaye Rose Percussion Orchestra will (888) GO NJPAC (732) 932-7237 perform on March 3 at the State Theatre (732) 745-4489 NS SENTINEL, MARCH 2, 2000 19 Identity theft increasing, postal inspectors warn In the past three Awaieness Week Tony Esposito, postal officei foi the years, identity thefts North Jcisey/Caubbean Division, said have tripled identity theft is becoming a majoi pioblem - Promptly remove mad from your mailbox after delivery thioughout the country, with 400,000 new - Deposit outgoing mail in post office collection mail boxes or at your local post JBY CRAIG YETSJCO office Staff Water victims a yeai He estimated that the cost to financial - Unless you initiated the call never give personal information over the telephone NORTH BRUNSWICK — Identity such as~ institutions is close to $750 million theft is on the i lse, according to U S - social security number Esposito noted that postal inspectois Postal Seivice inspectois who lecently - date of birth - mother's maiden name offered lcsidents ways to protect them- have noticed that in the past thiee yeais, identity theft attests - credit card number selves fiom this type -iim !"——"™™" have tripled - bank account or PIN numbers of crime " - Shred preapproved credit card applications, credit card receipts, bills and other He explained that Identity theft financial information before discarding them •if we can prevent the in our information- involves acquuing - Empty your wallet of extra credit cards and IDs di lven society, with - Make a list of the credit cards you use and keep it in a safe place key pieces of. identi- crime from happening the Intel net and e- - Order a credit report from one of the credit bureaus once a year to check for fying lnloimation, in the first place, we commeice and e- fraudulent activities such as name, can better serve our letail occuinng, peo- - Never leave receipts at bank machines, bank counters, trash receptacles address, date of bnth - Memorize your social security number and all your passwords customers and the ple's petsonal infor- or Social Secunty 1 - Do not record any numbers on anything in your wallet, purse or envelopes public. mation is teadily number in ordci to - Sign all new credit cards upon receipt available, especially impersonate some- - Save all credit card receipts and match them against your credit card monthly Tony Esposito to ctiminals statements one, postal inspectors - Know when your bank and credit card statements are sent and contact them if horn Newark US Postal Service Esposito said pro- you do not receive them iarns sucn as explained during a |,,in.l|l|n,r,,.,nv..TCTMm^r^^ .•II.,,..,..,.,. i.,,.iii,i..,i,.li.iii...ii.i.iia § > the - Notify your credit card companies and financial institutions in advance of any public intoimation one given in Noith change of address session Thursday, at the municipal com- Biunswick, piovide an oppoitunity to edu- - Never loan your credit cards to anyone else - Report all stolen credit cards immediately plex courtroom cate the public - Closely monitor your expiration dates and contact the credit card companies if "II we can pi event the enme from hap- By acquiring this infoimation, the replacement cards are not received prior to the expiration dates identity thici can commit various types of pening in the fust place, we can bettei « Beware of mail or telephone solicitations disguised as promotions offering instant fraud, such as taking over the victim's seive oui customers and the public," he prizes or awards that ask for your personal information or credit card numbers financial accounts, opening new bank said accounts, purchasing automobiles, lenting During the progiam, postal inspector Source" U S Postal Inspection Service apartments and applying foi loans Frank Jones and North Biunswick Police The program, which was also held in Officer Ken McCoimick, who have woiked on identity theit cases, told the est criminal tiends in this atea in which more than $5,000 was charged on Mountainside, was held in conjunction Township resident Vincent Biuzzese credit cards fraudulently obtained in his with National Consumei Piotection audience about some of then investiga- tions and piovided infoimation on the lat- also described his identity theft expenence name
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Phone; (800) 660-4ADS (to place an ad) Your #1 choice for online classifieds. TM E-mail: [email protected] 2O SENTINEL, MARCH 2, 2000 NS FIND THE S.B. school budget up 11% Continued from page 1 The revenue side of the budget includes ice, $8,071,714. $15.4 million in state aid, up from $15.2 The general fund tax levy totals last year and $6.7 million the previous $56,037,317, up $5,690,753 from last year. The spending plan also uses $10,943 year, but Oliveria said most of that in- in surplus and $355,000 in tuition and crease will be offset by an increase in rat- other miscellaneous income. CONTEST ables. Oliveria said that the committee would "The load of taxes are spread over a like to have kept the tax rate flat, but that Final Week's Winners! larger base," Oliveria said. state aid is not keeping up with the dis- The $5 million debt service levy is not trict's growth. subject to voter approval. "We are growing by (the equivalent) of Sharon Albert, Manaiapan The proposed $1.66 tax rate is the same a school a year," Oliveria said. By way of rate residents paid in 1998, according to illustration, he said the district is expecting Denis© Esposito, Red Bank Oliveria. about 335 new students next year. For the owner of a $170,000 home, the Part of the budget planning, Oliveria Thanks to all our loyal and ethusiastic readers who participated in the snowman contest. township average, the school tax bill said, included providing new staff and would be $2,822 for next year, an increase support to these students, as well as main- of $17 over this year. Up Greater Media Newspapers taining current district programs and buildings. District Business Administrator Jeff Scott said the budget process started with October figures. Each of the 11 district schools evalu- ated their enrollment projections for the next year and determined their needs. Scott then asked each school to de- termine the impact of the projections on their staffing, facilities and supplies. Each school principal then presented that information to the board's budget committee, which held several meetings to evaluate that information, as well as plans for present district maintenance and future capital projects in creating the spending plan. The tentative budget now goes to the county superintendent for review. N.B. tax rate Continued from page 1 which would offset next year's tax levy. Manning stated that had the board not decided to put the extra state aid into next year's budget, the rate would have gone up 14 cents instead of 13 cents. The debt service tax levy, which does not require voter approval, totals $2,722,758. The balance of the debt ser- vice revenue includes $25,608 in deferred state aid and $3,195 in surplus. Brunswick Elementary Zero to the finish line in no time flat: plans cultural day that's the exhilaration of shopping The Brunswick Elementary School stu- online at our mall. See for yourself. dents, faculty, parents and other interested community members will gather March 3 at the South Brunswick school for Cultural Day Connection. Festivities will run throughout the day and continue from 7-9 p.m. The students, from kindergarten through grade four have been preparing for weeks for the event. Each child has www.greatermediamall.corn been invited to create a paper square representing aspects of their cultural her- itage. These will be assembled for the Allenfown Candle Works Capital Bedding Company, inc. Stardust Pools Teddy Benr and Doll Closet Country Gift Shop event into a huge wall quilt to demonstrate AulosoumJ Cellular Pet Paradise Slraul) Motors, Inc. The Vitamin Distiibutors their diversity. Individual classes will host Studio M Inc. Waterworld at Monmcufh Feed presentations of the cultures they have learned about. Schoolmates will be invited to visit the classes from 10:30 a.m. to noon and again at 1:15-2:30 p.m. Retailers: The day begins with an opening cere- POINT^SHOP mony at 9:45 a.m. and includes a large flag Open your own procession, music, and dance presenta- !N7f RNET COMMERCE WITI f A PQIN'7 online store. tions and will close with a similar program Call for details. at 2:25 p.m. The evening features a whole 'i - ( .'I r I || in —,JMI l Tf.' .', 1 ' "u i i! 732-358-5200 hour of cultural entertainment and special international food tasting from 8-9 p.m. The school is located in the Kendall Park section of South Brunswick. SENTINEL, MARCH 2, 2000 21
— .he Senior Center, 15 Linwood Place. prizes for its No Show Gala Fund-Raiser IH.U. L.IUICII y Lunch will be available. on March 7. If you would like to partici- For additional information contact the S.B. veterans change pate in this event, contact the chapter by e- iVSaroSi Youth Art show Senior Center at (732) 418-2222. maihng [email protected] or by calling In celebration ol Youth Art Month, htu- criteria for scholarship (732) 274-0850. All proceeds will go to- lent artwork will be exhibited at the North The board of trustees of the South wards research for finding a prevention, 3runswick Public Library during March, NBTHS PTSO to hold Brunswick Veterans Tribute Committee better treatment, and a cure for Polycystic selected artwork created by Noith has voted to change the criteria for apply- Kidney Disease, our country's most preva- 3runswick students will be displayed, meeting March 6 ing for its $1,000 scholarship. The year lent, genetically tiansmitted, life-threaten- iemonstrating a variety ol" media styles. The North Brunswick Township High 2000 and all future scholarships will be ing disease. The township's art teachers are taking this School PTSO meeting will be held on opened to all high school scniois who have For additional information on PKD and opportunity to share some extraordinary March 6 at 7:30 p.m. in the faculty dining lived in South Brunswick for two years, how you can help, contact the chapter or student work with the community. The room. A special agenda item will be a pres- not just children ol veterans. the PFR Foundation at www.pkdcuie.org. Dublic is encouraged to view the talent of entation ol the proposed budget by repre- The trustees made this change to enable or (800) PKD-CURE. ^Joi'th Brunswick art students. sentatives from the Board ot Education. more students to participate in the pio- The library is located at 880 Hermann The organization will also be discussing gram. In addition, the scholarship will be load. For additional information, call the Project Graduation plans and fund-raising named the Bob Thorpe Memorial Scholar- S.B. Preschool PTA ibrary at (732) 246-3545. updates. ship in memory ol Bob Thorpe, one of the For additional information, please call founding members of the organization, will meet on March 7 (732) 289-3700. who died Nov. 6. The South Brunswick Preschool PTA Free concert planned at will hold its next meeting on March 7 at For additional information, call James 7:30 pin. in room B107 ol the Soulh Linwood Middle School Miller Memorial Church Egloff, president, at (732) 329-6581 Brunswick High School at Ridge Road and (evenings), or Kathleen Thoipe at (732) Stouts Lane. The topic ot the meeting will The Greater Middlesex County Band is 297-6330. lolding a free concert on March 3 at the sets upcoming events be "On the Road to Kindergarten." Willa Linwood Middle School, Linwood Place at Spiccr, the assistant superintendent for cui- Hermann Road, North Biunswick. Miller Memorial Presbyterian Church, Ballroom dancing set for riculum and instruction, will join the meet- The conductor and musical director of Monmouth Junction section of Soulh ing this year to discuss kindergarten readi- the band is Bryan Jenner who teaches mu- Brunswick, will hold a meeting of Sunday S.B. Community School ness skills and the school cuniculum in sic at the Linwood Middle School. Chris School parents and teachers on March 2 at The South Brunswick Community South Brunswick. Spicer will give tips on English, another teacher at the school, is 7:30 p.m. Plans will be made for Holy School will hold ballroom dancing on how to prepare your child for this big step. assistant conductor and plays saxophone Week events in April, for children's music March 4, April 1, May 6, and June 3, the For additional information, write the for the band. and activities, and for a summer vacation first Saturday of each month. The dances organization at P.O. Box 171, Monmouth Band members come from a variety of Bible School. Elder Joseph G. Rossi, chair- will be held at South Brunswick Upper Junction, NJ 08852. The South Brunswick fields and represent a broad age range. The man of the Christian Education Elementary School on Georges Road in the Preschool PTA is a nonprofit organization group includes professional musicians and Committee, will lead the discussion. Monmouth Junction section of South for patents of children from biith to five teachers, students, and people who enjoy years old. Your children do not have to be The church will celebrate the Brunswick from 8:30 -11:30 p.m. The cost playing. For additional information, call is $8 per person. One half-hour of instruc- affiliated with a preschool for you to be a the hotline at (732) 723-1281. Sacrament of the Lord's Supper on March member. 5 during 11 a.m. worship. The youth group tion is provided at 8:30 p.m. Singles, cou- will hold a roller skating party in the after- ples and adults of all ages are welcome. N.B. Woman's Club Refreshments will be served in a smoke- St. Barnabas Church sets noon, and then work on its spring projects. free environment. needs old ceSI phones Miller Memorial Church will host the The South Brunswick Community Ash Wednesday services The North Brunswick Woman's Club is Plainsboro Presbyterian Church and the School spring registration is under way for St. Barnabas Episcopal Church, South asking for donations of old cell phones. Princeton Korean Church for the tradi- these dance classes: More Ballroom Brunswick, will have services of Holy Bell Atlantic will reprogram the phones to tional Ash Wednesday service at 8 p.m. Dancing, Intermediate Swing, Country Communion at 4:15 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. on dial 911 at the touch of a button. The Music will be presented by the church Western Dancing, and Social Dancing. Ash Wednesday, March 8. The early ser- phones will be distributed to domestic vio- choirs, with the combined choirs singing Partners are not required. Classes are rea- vice is designed for families with children lence victims. For additional information, an arrangement of "Were You There When sonably priced and open to the public. To and will include an "interactive" sermon contact Gail at (732) 422-9894. They Crucified My Lord?" register, call (732) 297-7800, ext. 258. with the children by the Rev. Francis A. The Rev. John H. Maltby and the Rev. Hubbard, rector. The later service will in- Samuel Yun will lead the service. clude a formal sermon and music by the Friends of N.B. Senior A fellowship hour will follow at 9 p.m. Polycystic Kidney group Senior Choir. Ashes will be available at Miller Memorial Church is located at both services. Newcomers and visitors are Center sets flea market plans 'No Show Gala' welcome. The church is located at 142 The Friends of the North Brunswick the corner of Ridge Road and New Road. 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Vikings nip Knights for District 20 title again BY WARREN RAPPLEYEA Staff Write! SOUTH BRUNSWICK — In a classic battle, the South Brunswick High School wrestling team edged Old Bridge Saturday to win the District 20 crown for the third successive season. •* The Vikings piled up 222.5 points to the Knights 216.5, but the meet came down to the last three matches, where South Brunswick's Chris Watson and Marc Tainow pinned their opponents from East Brunswick at 189 pounds and 215 pounds, respectively. Watson defeated James Gagnon, while Tainow downed Adam Fleischhauer. Prior to the meet, the South Brunswick team had its hair dyed en masse to blonde as a show of solidarity. While the hair served as an outward symbol, the Vikings did their talking on the mats. Anthony Fidacaro provided the surprise of the match and a key victory for the Vikings, edging previously undefeated Dan Rubenstein of North Brunswick 10-8 in overtime in the 135-pound title match. Fidacaro, who now has 24 wins, had lost to Rubenstein in their four prior matches. JERRY WOLKOWITZ Chris Watson (I) of South Brunswick High School locks up with East Brunswick's James Gagnon in the 189 pound final at District 20 in South Brunswick on Saturday. Watson won the title by pinning Gagnon, but both wrestlers advanced to the Region V tournament this week. In addition Jad Duca decisioned Old South Brunswick High School Bridge's Mike Carro to win the 119-pound crown and Kyle Nasdeo gave South Brunswick the title at 130 pounds by pin- 103 Justin Smigelsky OB ning South River's Greg Mongelli. ; -tTS> |aB;.QQrharh, „ -1. - , In all, Coach Joe Dougherty's Vikings 119 Jad Duca SB had 10 wrestlers finish in the top three in their respective weight classes to earn a trip to the Region V tournament, which be- 130 Kyle Nasdeo SB gan last night at Hunterdon Central High School. Region V, which includes OB Voorhees and Bound Brook as well as the hosts, is traditionally one of the toughest groupings in the state. The finals and semi- 152 Dave Vander Valk OB finals, as well as the consolation matches, will be held on Saturday. Old Bridge had four title winners, Justin Smigelsky at 103 pounds, Ian Gorham at 112 pounds, Joe Crowther at 140 pounds and Dan Vander Valk at 152 pounds. Smigelsky, who won for the 22nd time this season, scored a 20-8 major deci- sion over South River's Rodney Thomas. Second place: Keith Ritchings, East Gorham squeaked by East Brunswick's Brunswick; Mike Carro, Old Bridge; Rob Keith Ritchings, one of seven returning Cook, Old Bridge; Greg Mongelli, South champions, 3-1. At 140, Crowther battled River; Dan Rubenstein, North South Brunswick's Kevin Fox for five-and- JERRY WOLKOWITZ Brunswick; Kevin Fox, South Brunswick; a-half minutes before pulling away to win Kevin Quinlan, Old Bridge; Rich 11-6 for his 23rd win, while Vander Valk Tom Corio of East Brunswick High School is in control of Old Bridge's Sal lodaci Revoiinsky, Spotswood; Pete Gibb, in the 171-pound final at District 20 in South Brunswick on Saturday. Corio beat won a major decision over Spotswood's lodaci 9-5. South Brunswick; Sal lodaci, Old Rich Revoiinsky 10-2. In all, 12 Old Bridge; James Gagnon, East Bridge wrestlers are going on to the East Brunswick and South River have tle. Revoiinsky gave Spotswood a second Brunswick; Adam Fleishhauer, East Region V competition. always been close to the top in the District finalist and second wrestler in the Region Brunswick; Bryan Gerity, Old Bridge "It was a good meet for us with four 20 competition, but Monroe and V competition. The Chargers finished with Third Place: Chris Bellavia, North Spotswood are both crowned champions. 68 team points. Brunswick; Mike Dougherty, South winners and nine guys getting into the fi- nals," Old Bridge Coach Ken Scott said. With Gary Mackiewicz leading the way Ritchings' loss was a surprise for the . Brunswick; Mark Blackborow, East by taking the title at 125 pounds, the Fal- Bears, but Tom Corio won his third District ' Brunswick; Jesse Slavicek, Sayreville; "We did well, but it's kind of become an annual thing for South Brunswick to find a cons more than doubled their team points title with a 9-5 victory over Old Bridge's NickYannazzo, East Brunswick; Rich from a year ago (30) with 70.5 this year. Sal Iodacci at 171, and Dennis Bruno Viera, South River; Zach Morolda, way to win. They did an incredible job and managed to slip by us. It was an exciting Mackiewicz will be joined in Region V upended last year's heavyweight champion Monroe;Titus Nielsen, South competition by teammates Zach Morolda Bryan Gerrity of Old Bridge 4-3 in over- Brunswick; John Clay, East Brunswick; meet and Old Bridge can be very proud of the way our team competed." (140) and Jameel Ives (HWT). Both won time to take a title of his own. Omar Muniz, Old Bridge; Blake consolation matches to take third in their Matt DeSantis of South River, who Sframeli, South Brunswick; Aaron While Old Bridge and South Brunswick are battling it out at the top of District 20, weight classes. scored an 8-5 decision over South Suozzo, Old Bridge; Keith Minson, Old Jason Mar of Spotswood defeated de- Brunswick's Peter Gibb at 160 pounds, Bridge; Jameel Ives, Monroe other schools have seen quite an improve- ment in their squads in recent years. fending 145-pound champion Kevin Quin- leads the Rams' contingent into the Re- lan of Old Bridge to give the Chargers a ti- gions. NS SENTINEL, MARCH 3, 2000 25 Don't Wait for The Phone to Ring
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The Lions ran their record to 17-3 and In the first round of the Milltown tour- reached the finals of the South Brunswick nament the Lions continued their consis- tournament and the Milltown tournament. tent play with a 56-36 win over East Coach Joe DiPane's squad split in those Brunswick. finals, trouncing Crossroads, the host in The offense was balanced again as South Brunswick, 65-36 before getting Carter scored 11, Scott 10 and Cronin 9. nipped 36-35 by the hosts in Milltown. Sean Long contributed to the effort by DiPane said playing four games in four reaching double digits in assists and the days took a toll on his squad and it showed Lions again dominated on the glass as in the last game against Milltown. Carter grabbed 18 rebounds and Cronin "They're too young to play four games 15. in a row," the Coach said. "We were down Against Milltown the Lions fought 10 points at the half and were able to come their way back into it with a great fourth back, but we lost on a buzzer-beater." quarter as Carter led the offensive charge They opened at the South Brunswick with six points in the frame. tournament with a 54-44 win over West The Lions had a one-point lead and the SOMERSET BALLPARK Windsor. ball with four seconds left, but Milltown (CONVEiMiENtty LOiC^TEiO CW^F ROUTE 287 IN BRlbGEWATER) The big men up front keyed that victo- deflected a pass and was able to run down ry as Sean Cronin scored 27 points and the subsequent inbounds pass. Their first Aaron Carter grabbed 23 rebounds. shot went awry, but a putback at the buzzer irmrsm (212J 307-4100 That victory set up a date with got them the win. Crossroads for the third time this year. DiPane said he was happy with his Though the Lions had handled their neigh- team's performance and was able to get bors rather easily in the first two meetings, every member of the squad into games Pp)'PpP<:i ;:^/::The;Circus=BpX';Office''-PP.:Pp--':-'pp.'IP DiPane knew his team couldn't take them during regulation. for granted. In addition to the starters the Lions They came out with a different defen- used sixth-graders Scott Decker and Brett Mon-Fri: 4prn-8pm; Sat/Sun: 9am-1 pm• (no service charge) sive look and had plenty of balance in the Koppell, seventh-graders Kevin Shah and victory. Jeff Burke, and eighth-graders Mike 2 FREE Tickets with every 15 purchased: (908) 766-9444 "For the first time all year four of my Coloprisco, Adam Meschell, Steve five starters were in double figures," Schimmel, C.J. Dreisen, Shane Beattie and !vsspciatian with: DiPane noted. J.R. Reynolds. Derek Scott led the way with 16 as Jamie Krukas and Jill Anker, both sev- I'AREMW Carter added 15, Cronin 13, and Tiquan enth-graders, and sixth-grader Julie Underwood 11. Chiappetta handled the stat-keeping duties for Linwood. Circus - Committed to Kids & their Families, not for prof it MmmMMAm SENTINEL, MARCH 2, 2000 NS THE MARKETPLACE » Real Estate • Business • Auto • Classified « DiBiasi of RE/MAX named to 100% Club Kober of Coldwell Banker qualified fop Deborah DiBiasi of RE/MAX many top producers, such as Deborah silver level of NJAR Million Dollar Club Properties Unlimited in South Bruns- DiBiasi, 1999 was RE/MAX of New Art Napolitano, manager of the Kendall International Business Conference in Las wick was recently awarded membership Jersey's most productive year since its Park Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage Vegas. The conference dates this year were in RE/MAX of New Jersey's 100 founding in 1985." office has reported that for the 1999 calendar Feb. 22-26. 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'This with freedom, a network of fellow top A resident in the Dayton section of South business conference gives them a chance to producers, and the highest level of tech- awards for her immense volume of busi- ness. Brunswick, Kober is very involved in the relax a little, enjoy the surroundings and the nology in the real estate industry," said community and she specializes in serving the entertainment, and learn more about the Ventresca. "The financial investment A lifelong resident of South Brunswick, DiBiasi is involved in vari- Dayton area homeowners. Large or small upcoming changes in our industry. The IBC and degree of professionalism required houses, selling or buying customers, Kober is a great way to spend a week." by RE/MAX makes it attractive only to ous profit and nonprofit organizations. To contact Deborah DiBiasi, call has been able to find a successful "balance" To contact Sabrina Kober call the South the most experienced and successful in her business. 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Contact lenders directly for additional "WHERE BORROWERS ARE TREATED LIKE ROYALTY." fees and services, and APR's. Lenders wishing to participate in this survey, please call 800-939-NFNS Check rates on the'Intcinet www.onmortgage.com. Licensed Mfg. Banker N.J, Dept. Ot Banning. Rates subject to change. NS SENTINEL, MARCH 2, 2000 27 MARKETPLACE Linda Schwari of CoidweH eag!ta*ISQgtTQplDlf$! Experience, Trust, Reliability & Service Linda Schwarz, top sales agent with the Coldwell Banker Kendall Park office, has Featured Agents of the Week! EAST BRUNSWICK $154,900 been named to the Top 10 list of" Coldwell Lovely 3BR/I.5 BA Townhome G* The Greens. Pull hsmi, I Banker agents in New Jersey. Competition cm gm, remodeled 111:1111 b;uli. Custom kit cab, breaklust bar. among the 3,500 plus agents in New SBR5188 \ America's Full Service Jersey was very tough during 1999, but SAYREVILLE $400,000 Olfiu: Bklg in the heart ol Snyicvillu's Main St. Uisliiet Real Estate Company Schwarz's performance ranked her at a Brick w/large street tionl.ige. Otlslieet p.nkmji lor 12.. solid No. 9. This capped off the best pro- SRR5W5 duction year of her career so far. SOMERSET $294,900 A Realtor with Coldwell Banker for Ueautilul lenovaled 5/6 BR coloni.il. LR w/RJ, 1IW Hours, nine years, Linda Schwarz has continually Kill part fin. bsint. Liuye paiklike yaid A must see . SBR5377 improved her yearly performance. She SOUTH BRUNSWICK $439,000 LXQUISITI. 110Mb: 1BKR5BA, cul-dc-sac Incalion very quickly established herself as a high- Calhedial ceilings, .1 I'pls, fin walk out bsinl, haidwood ly competent and caring professional, and I looi s. SBimSS ,s A her successes began to multiply them- SOUTH BRUNSWICK $209,900 selves. Known throughout town and 1UK/2.5BA, 3 yr young Iwnhonie, lull bsmt w/BR, I ce Cod, 4BR/2BA Full hum. LR w/liieplacc Redone kitchen w/ne\vei appl. Ruial location, close to shopping SBR53-JO CAN YOU REALLY SAVE? persistence and diligence, giving her Over 25 Vr.\. Experience FRANKLIN PARK $249,900 The viitiic of self-reliance is as American as baseball clients the benefit of her expertise. and apple pie ~ excepl if you are trying lo sell your own ,j CENDANT Circa! location! 4BR 2 5BA colonial on a eul-de-sac. Formal LR home. Here such n "virtue" can cost ynu time, effort - "No one I know in this Field works Mortgage & DR. ELK w/centei island. Family room w/lliupKicc. SBR5142 and possibly money. harder than Linda," says her office man- SKILLMAN $279,900 The overwhelming majority of homes ihm .sell ure For Fast, Simple Mortgage listed with a Realtor so you will he going ugains't siginfi- ager, Art Napolitano. "Her efforts give OnlsUinding hiisiness opportunity for Olticc & Bus, Supply Co. eanl odds if you decide to sell you own home. The expe- Approvals 7 Days a Week! onhightiallicrd. located inmitim ollkedisi,. SBR524I new meaning to the term 'lull service.'" rience of a real estate professional may gel ymi a heuer pi ice imdhelp you avoid all the "little" things truueun go Schwarz employs a team approach to 1-888-531-9136 wiong in a real estate tiansaetion. The desire to "suve" the commission "» property is assist her in providing the best service pos- <; ]W Mtt$\ flanker Corporator! An Equal Opportunity Compaq to Equal Housing Opportunity Each Olfice Is an Independently Owned and Opcialed Mcmbei ol CaldMll Hanker Real [.slate Corporation In CaMila, r>h Ollice Is an Independently Owned and Operated Member Broker of Column danker Alliliates ol Canada the lemson most people decide not to woik with a Realtor sible for customers and clients. Together Prospective buyers who Inok for properties that are "Foi with her two assistants, she is able to cover Some people think just any real estate company will do. Others expect more! Sale By Owner" (l\SB()s) are alstt wauling in avoid the commission - and togvt a Icss-than-ni.uket-valuu deal. all the aspects of each transaction and Our Real EsUHe Buyers Guide features hundreds of homes each with a photo & Listing your home with a real estate professional can avoid having anything slip through the description. Call us & tell us the state (CT, NY, NJ) county or town you are save you money, spare you the inconvenience ol showing interested in and we will send you a copy. 732-297-7171 your home, and save you (he time you would spend talk- cracks. This system has accounted for ing to huyeis who could not qualify for a loan. much of the success of her business and contributed to the high satisfaction ratio One New Road she is able to maintain each year. Kendall Park, 08824 MSUNlKSUR & A perennial member of the NJAR Million Dollar Gold Club and the 732-997-7171 www.nymetro.coldwellbanker.com Coldwell Banker President's Elite, Schwarz sets a high standard for the rest of EAST BRUNSWICK $234,900 Completely icitimc 4 BR, 2.i blllh split \v/hunus roam, pnv. the agents in the industry. "Coldwell liinccd backy.ird, iihtrm & security systems. Banker strives to excel in customer satis- EAST BRUNSWICK ROLLIE HAVtS 732-254-3750 KIIK848S faction and Linda's record is a tribute to DAWN PETROZZINI the company's vision," says Napolitano. Schwarz has been a resident of South Brunswick for more than 18 years. She and her husband have two college-age sons and reside in the Kendall Park section of town. To contact Linda Schwarz, call EAST BRUNSWICK $159,900 Charming Startet home. 3 Bedroom, 2 full hath Cape w/EIK, her at Coldwell Banker Residential hnrdwood floors, in the heart of East Brunswick. Brokerage (732) 297-7171. EAST RRUNSW1CK ROLLSE DAVIS 732-254-37S0 EBR8535 Weicitei't's E.B. office reports year-end results James M. Weichert, president, is pleased to announce that Weichert, MARLBORO $319,000 Younger 4 BR co! on gorgeous 1/2 acre lot. New top-uf-lme Realtors' East Brunswick office has re- exp. kit., stone F;P, ga/ebo, hot tub, new windows. ported significant increases in sales, rev- EAST HRUNSWICK ROLI.IE DAVIS 732-254-3751) enue units and dollar volume in 1999 over EBR8S41 1998. "This has been a really good year for us," said Elaine Salva, manager of the East HOMETOWN GIRL WINS AGAIN! Brunswick office. "These increases reflect Dawn Petrozzini ranks tops in 1999 with RE/MAX. the hard work of our salespeople who are dedicated to providing top-notch service." Congratulations to South Brunswick Hometown girl, Dawn Petrozzini for her MONROE $172,500 oustanding sales performance in 1999. Dawn Petrozzini, a Broker/Associate with Move-sn cond. 2 BR, 2 ha ranch in Concordia. Neutral decor, In operation since 1982, the East upgr. EIK. & bath;., Jacusrzi, ceramic tile & parquet fin.., FP, 1 Remax of Princeton has ranked #5 in Sales Performance out of the state's 1,250 car garage. Brunswick office boasts 32 sales associ- EAST BRUNSWICK. ROLLIE DAVIS 732-2S4-3750 RE/MAX professionals. Dawn attributes her success to "outstanding customer EBR852I ates, many of whom are repeat members service" and a strategic marketing program. Thinking of making a move in 2000 of the New Jersey State Million Dollar - call Dawn today! (732) 297-0054 x 116, E-mail Dawnremax @ aol.com, EAST BRUNSWICK Club and Weichert's Ambassador's and Website: DawnPetrozzini.realtor.com or DawnPetrozzini.com 288SummerhillRd. • (732) 254-3750 President's Clubs. The office has thrived under the su- COLDUJeU. pervision of Salva who has been manager BANKeRQ since 1992. 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CLASSIC CARII Auto, a/c, p/w, cruise control, b/w/, AC. 1 16,000 miles. ABSOLUTE Highest Value *FORD BRONCO* SIDING/ROOFING $4,950. Call 732-390-4605 Garaged, runs great, $6,650. NISSAN 240 SX '89 - Fully $3,500. Call 732-972-0715 XLT'88 - 4X4 LERIO PAINTING Call 732-446-6676 Loaded, new tires & brakes, DONATE CARS!! Black. Auto., 30,000 miles. Over 14 years Exp For free CADILLAC FLEETWOOD TOYOTA COROLLA CE '99 Painting, Plastering, Taping estimates call Mike-732-329-3585 BROUGHAM '86,Mmt.Sunroof HONDA ACCORD,'86 2 dr., am/fm cd stereo, 176,000 To help the underprivileged Like new, 1 owner, qaraqe Sheetrock, Paperhanging 108,000 hgwy mi. Loaded with 5 spd. A/C.A/M F/M Cass New miles. $2,250, 732-698-0114 Full power, a/c, auto., am/fm of Monmoutn & kept $7,350. Call 609-259-0902 or Gene-732-390-0819 cass , 29,000 ml. Excellent Middlesex County. Same Free Estimates extras. $3,750. 732-615-9000 clutch, tires, timing belt. Runs NISSAN 240 SX '90 - AUTO. FORD F15O PICK-UP '88 great. $1,200. 732-431-3655 cond, $12,000 732-765-0333 day FREE Towing. MAGIC TOUCH CARS $100-$500 Police AM/FM CD, 98,000 miles, IRS Forms at Pickup Ladder, racks & tool boxes. 6 732-390-8655 ROOFING & SIDING 1 alarm, $3,600. Good cond. in TOYOTA PASEO '93, 2 Door, cyl., 4 spd. Runs great. $1,100 Impounds Hondas, Toyotas, HONDA CIVIC DX '98 • Black white, 4 cyl. Great Condition. Fully Insured • FREE Estimates Chevys, Jeeps & Sport Utilities. Auto , CD changer Moving - 8, out. All Power 732-416-1047 TAX DEDUCTIBLE or best offer. Call 732-390-7947 MIKE'S Call 732-525-0712 CALL NOWI 1-800-730-7772 AM/FM Cass., A/C. 106,000 ml Call 732-625-1713 like new. Only 25,000 mi. NISSAN 300ZX '92 White, $3,200./neg, Call 732-617-8842 Anti-Poverty Foundation FORD LN 750-389 '78 ext 3050 (SCA Network) Asking $10,900. 732-536-5795 5 speed, T-tops, black leather 5 speed., 20 foot box. Runs PROFESSIONAL TOYOTA TERCEL '89 CARS FROM $5001 Honda, interior, All power, 92,000 8 looks great. 122,000 miles Painting & Wallpaperinglnc. 092/Spebial HONDA CIVIC EX '93 miles, $10,500. or best offer 2 dr. 75,000 ml, standard shift, $5,300. or best offer. Int./Ext. 10% off. Free Est. Chovy, Jeep, & Sport Utility. 2 dr. 4 cyl., auto, all power, /Services Police impounds and reposse- "all 732-679-0152 a/c, alarm. Very good cond., Call 732-390-7947 fully loaded. 121,000 highway $1,900 neg. Call 732-264-6583 ALL CASH PAID 1-800-820-1711 ssions MUST SELLi 800- miles. Good cond. $5,900 or NISSAN ALTIMA GXE '93 JUNK OR RUNNING AUTOS NISSAN PICK UP '87 King 941-8777, ext. C198. best offer. Call 732-495-6139 5 spd., 55,000 mi., 1 owner. VOLKSWAGON BEETLE, 73 Call 732-251-5077 cab, 6 cyl., 4X4 (needs work), PAINTING & PAPERHANGING "BUG". Runs Needs CLOCK REPAIRS CASH FOR YOUR CAR HONDA CIVIC LX '97 Gold Never hit, 30mpg, a/c p/w, p/l, 5 spd. Ffuns well, looks good. Int./Ext. Free Esl. Honest ARTY'S AUTO SALES cruise, $7,490. -732-462-5676 restoration. $600. or best ofler. CARS/TRUCKS Custom Int, cap, alarm, Alpine prices Call Joe 732-360-0943 Servlce'Resiore'Antique-Now Edition. Green, 4 DR, Auto., all Call evenings, 732-888-2004 system, sunroof Asking Call Michael, 732-462-3589 East Brunswick. 732-257-6700 power, 40,000 mi., spoiler, NISSAN ALTIMA GXE'95 VOLKSWAGON JETTA GL FOR EXPORT $2,200. Dan - 732-409-6004 CHARITY CARS - Donate your am/fm CD. Excellent condi- Auto , p/w, p/l, alarm, new PAINTING DOLL DOCTOR tional 3,200732-446-1285 tires, 54,400 miles. Great '94-5 spd., 52,000 miles. AC, '86-97. paying 1,000's over vehicle, tax deductible, tree dealers. Hi miles OK. Lease & NISSAN PICKUP 2X4 '94 Interior/Exterior - Wallpaper DOLL REPAIRS towing. We provide vehicles to cond., $8,500. 732-761-9225 am/fm cass cruise. Exc. cond. Grey, 4 cyl., 5 speed 73,500 removal. Powerwashing. HYUNDAI ELANTRA '94- $7,700. Call 732-249-8113 bank payoffs OK. Cash at "Keep The Memories" needy families. As seen on Auto, am/fm, low miles, runs NISSAN QUEST GXE '95 your door. Call 732-302-8060 orig. mi 1 owner. Am/lm cass., Quality work. 20 yrs exp. Dr. Kathleen • 732-462-3589 Oprah and People Magazmel VOLVO 850 TURBO '95- bucket seats, rear slldar win- Insured. John 732-251-0893 greatl Asking $3,200. or best Beige, 7 pass., buckets, sun- 1 -800--4 42-4451 offer. Call 732-821-2334 roof, rear air, alloys. Loaded. Leather, all power, new snow dow, alum, cap w/front slider www.chantycars.org 72,000 mi. $14,500.732-671 -3838 tires, fully equipped, exc. cond. window. Like new. Asking PHIL POLO & SON INFINITIJ30 -'93 - Dark green. $15,000. Call 732-951-0483 CASH PAID $4,500. Call 732-842-8879 Painting & Paperhanging 094 Tailoring CHEVROLET CAVALIER LS Leather, sunroof, c/d, 84,000 OLDSMOBILE 88, '89 New For junk cars, trucks, for '95, Blk.,4 dr, auto, power, ABS, ml. Mint condition. Asking recycling. Call anytime Tommy Interior/Exterior • Fully Insured tires & brakes. Runs great/ Dell's 732-787-5453 FREE Estimates 732-780-3575 A/C, Cass., keyless entry,alarm $10,500. Call 732-625-0901 looks great. Must seel $2,800. 65,000 mi. $6,995.732-890-3135 JAGUAR XJS '87 White, or best offer. Call 732-422-1962 VOYAGER VAN '94 POPCORN CEILINGS ALTERATIONS - Custom Utility Vehicles ¥ DONATE ¥ Very good condition. Silver, Professionally sprayed Curtains. Home Interiors. LOW CHEVROLET CORSICA- '96, beige interior, fully loaded. OLDSMOBILE ACHIEVA. '96 4 cyl, Power, steer, brakes, Good cond 58,000 miles. Auto , A/C, All power, AM/FM ¥ YOUR CAR ¥ V6, AM/FM cassette, A/C, Int. paintmq/wallpaper removal LOW PRICESI 732-360-9011 91,000 miles, $5,400. Call 732-525-1625 door locks. AM/FM, A/C, S/L, $5,800. 732-739-5233 anylime cass., cruise. 38,000 mi. Mint. CHEVROLET S-10 BLAZER Tax deductible, FREE 73,000 mi, $4,690 732-446-1276 Ask $7,800. Call 732-316-0280 toWlng. FREE phone card to Call 732-238-8472 1094B Telephone JEEP WRANGLER '89 Mint, '88 - 4X4. AC, auto, well SUTKOWSKI'S WALLS CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO 5 speed, 2 tops, 6 cyl, p/s, p/b. OLDSMOBILE ACHIEVA, 93 main.. Orig. owner. 26,000 donor w/ad #3647. PLYMOUTH VOYAGER '-9.4 • Wallpapering • Painting Installation SS '88-76,000 orig. miles. Low miles, 61,000 mi Asking Power, AM/FM, A/C, V6. milos on rebuilt engine. $2,900. HERITAGE FOR THE BLIND Blue,-air, p/d/locks, am/fm $6,200. Call 732-308-0540 or best offer. Call732-257-6878 Exc. oond Many extras Power 124,000 miles. $1,500 or best 1-80Q-2-DONATE cass., cruise control 79,000 732-290-1712 windows & brakes. $5,500. or KIA SPORTAGE Conv. '99 - offer. Call 732-238-3092 CHEVY BLAZER '92-Full size miles. $6,400. 732-721-9670 bost offer. Call 732-257-9079 (1-800-236-6283) Polish Hardwork With • •B- PHONE Installation Fully loaded, keyless entry OLDSMOBILE ACHIEVA-S Sport pkg. Loaded. 70,000 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER '97 German Precision REPAIR -JACKS -WIRING CHEVY CORVETTE '79 w/alarm, thett guard, 12,000 '95, Power, AM/FM, A/C,Black, miles Exc cond. $13,900. WANTED- RUNNING and White, v-a, p/d & p/l, plus 25 yrs. exp. w/NYNEX Newly rebuilt 350 L82 engine miles. $13,000. 732-698-0133 V6, Cloth int., 70,000 ml., Exc. Please Call 732-583-5706 REPAIRABLE Cars & Trucks extras. Exc. cond. WALLPAPER Call Ed 732-536-2477 $100. and UP Junk Cars New paint T-tops Good cond KIA SPORTAGE Convertable cond., $5,490. 732-446-1276 CHEVY SUBURBAN,™ CARPHONE INCLUDED. Hung with TLC. Patience & Asking $9,900. 732-591-8328 Removed. Call 732-238-9481 48,552 miles. $15,500. Neatnessl Maria 732-888-1337 '99 12,000 miles. Thift guard. OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS Silverado Pkg. Blue & white 1095G Waterproofing CHRYSLER LE BARON Fully loaded, alarm, keyless Supreme '96 Auto. Fully exteriors blusInterior. 108,000 Call 732-583-5086 CONVERTIBLE '93 - Red, V6, entry, cd player, Full spare. loaded, 73,000 mi., a/c. Exc miles. Exc. cond. inside & out. 116 Motorcycles auto, p/s/b/w/l/mlrrors, Air, air cond., $7,900. 732-408-0826 A/C, power locks, steering, TOYOTA PICKUP 1985 $13,000. Call 732-698-0133 jMopeds : RUNS. 220,000 miles. Minor 089plurribihg bags, cruise control. 90,000 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL '89 brakes & windows. Runs great. miles. $4,900. 732-290-7255 PLYMOUTH NEON Expresso $7,000./best offer 732-607-0588 problems & leaks oil. $500. ATLANTIS WATERPROOFING Light blue All power. Exc. '96 - 2 liters, p/s, p/b, air, 16 Call 732-660-1199 Fully Insured. Free estimates. CHRYSLER LHS '94 Teal cond. $2,200. or best offer. valve OHC. 56,600 orig. ml FORD BRONCO 4X4 '88 5.8L, Call 1-888-474-464B w/beige leather inter Fully Call 732-607-2443 Asking $6,200. 732-972-4469 V8 All power, A/C. Many new KASEA '97 Moped parts, 56,000 mi. on rebuilt, MITTTrailers A.T.C. loaded 1 owner. 81,700 miles. LINCOLN TOWN CAR - SIG. PONTIAC GRAND AM '88 50B, 2,200 miles, $525, or best $7,995. Call 732-679-9176 similar on trans. Great cond. offer. Call 732-834-9616 Plumbing & Heating, Inc. MR. FIXIT ED. '85 -120,000 miles. Good 4 cyl., auto, air, cruise control, $7,300. NEG. 732-416-0394 All Your Plumbing Needs Basement Waterproofing CHRYSLER NEW YORKER cond. $2,850. or best offer tilt steering wheel, 70,000 REASONABLE RATES '92 - V6. Loaded, many new Call 732-566-7439 miles $2,500. 732-238-7433 FORD BRONCO II '89 117 Trucks parts incl. pro-rebuilt trans, 62,000 miles, 4 speed w/over- DUMP TRAILER- Heavyduty 1-800-765-2793 MAZDA 626 '93 - Hunter PONTIAC GRAND PRIX SE 6x10-6 TON. Dual axel. 732-536-4954 with 6 mo warranty. Excellent Green - Air. p/s, p/b, 5 speed drive. $2,500. or best offer. Vans Free Est. Deal w/owner $ave condition, 95,000 hwy. miles '91- 2 door. V6, Auto, Clean. 1 Call 732-329-6349 NEWI $4,500. or best offer. Lie. #9819 • Fully Insured 71,000 miles., Exc. cond owner. 105,000 miles. $2,900. 732-238-6884 or 732-251-8425 Asking only $4,000. Call $5,300. Call 732-495-4652 ALAN BLACKBURN 732-826-2774 or 732-208-4171 Call 732-329-2625 FORD EXPLORER '94 105 Boats for Sale 4 DR. New trans., 117,000 mi,, CHEVROLET S-10'93 PLUMBING & HEATING MAZDA MILLENIA '95 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX,'89 EXTENDED CAB. 6 cyl, all C0RVETTE.76 • Red with Fully loaded, leather, sunroof, 128,000 miles. Runs Great 5 speed, a/c, am/fm cass , p/s, 118 Motor Homes Water Heaters, Boiler Installa- T-Tops. Beautiful cond. 41,000 ABS. Excellent condition, power, auto, exc. cond. tions, Remodeling. NJ Master 77,000 miles. Best offer. Call * Priced to sell. * $5,500. Call 732-671-1596 ReCi Vehicles orig, mi. Auto, power. $10,900. 732-940-6363, evenings Evenings, Call 609-259-2557 $6,900. best offer 732-821 -7270 Plumber's License # 5325 732-721-5701 or 671-1953 • BASS BOAT * MAZDA MX6LX '89 - Coupe 2 FORD EXPLORER EDDIE CHEVY K-5 BLAZER 732-238-2945 15'/a' HYDRA SPORT'94 DODGE DYNASTY'89 6 cyl., dr., rebuilt trans., sunroof, runs ^SATURN '97ft BAUER '97 - White w/tan 79-Full size, 350 V8, Meyers MICRO MINI Winnetaapo Bass Doat. 48 hp Johnson. a/c, elec. w/d, cruise, orig, well. Asking $1,800. Auto., p/s, p/b. a/c, 4 dr.,leather inter. Air control Snow Plow, tow hitch, 76,000 Warrior 21 ft. '94. Under BACSOKA 4S# Minn K trolling motor. FF, owner, garage kept, low Call 732-863-9020 47,000 miles. Original owner. suspension. 6 disc. CD player, miles. $2,800. or best offer. 40,000 mi. Awning, toilet, a/c, trailer. $4,900. • 732-349-3642 mileage. Excellent condition Perfect cond. 39,000 miles. Call 732-828-2598 shower, refrig. Exc. cond., PLUMBING & HEATING MAZDA PROTEGE DX, '92 Excellent condition, $10,900. $19,995. Call 609-371-7278 16' RENKEN '66 A Fiberglass Asking $3,200. 732-727-7324 Call 732-251-3633 & Leave message $17,000, Neg. -732-469-2689 Johnson 75 hp., w/trailer. 4 Door, Auto, A/C, Grey. Complete Kitchen & Bath DODGE SHADOW '90 48,000 ml. 1 owner. Exc cond. Garage kept. Good condition, White. 2 DR., low mileage, Remodeling. Water Heaters. $1,000, best offer 732-888-3447 Ask $5,500. Call 732-679-8105 Sewer & Drain Cleaning auto., 4 cyl., a/c, p/s, p/b, Reasonable Rates. Free Est. 24.5' BAYLINER CIERA am/fm cass. Exc. cond , MERCEDES 280 SE '82 License #5628. WE DO IT ALL Sunbridge '88. Excellent $2,500. best offer 732-872-8018 New Pirelli tires, new shocks, condition, 5L OMC engine, new A/C System, new Ken- DODGE SPIRIT'92 wood AM/FM/CD, new sheep- CALL 732-727-0014 V8. Fully equipped, $10,000. Auto., V6, p/s, p/b, cruise, A/C, Call609-208-0898 skln seat covers. Good 4 dr., 70.000 mi., am/fm cass. condition.98,000 miles. BARBARO •Ct LOW HOURS -ft $3,800 Call 732-557-0786 $6,000. Call 732-446-8908 PLUMBING & HEATING -Water 20'6" SEA RAY BOWRIDER DODGE STRATUS '95- Heaters- Faucets • Sinks • Gas '94 - Signature Series. V8, 5 spd., 4 dr., a/c. c/c, am/fm MERCEDES BENZ, 300D, '83 Piping • Sewer Cleaning & All low hours. Trailer. For addl. cass., 120,000 miles, $5,000. 195,000 mi. Original Owner. RepaTrs.Eve. & weekend hours Info, call 908-755-4795 Call 732-446-1545 Runs well. Silver. $3,500 or avail. Lic#10584. Insured. best offer. Call 732-297-574S 2 3 Vi ' BAYLINERFLY FORD ESCORT '93 Call 732-651-2153 BRIDGE '76. I/O, Volvo power, trim tabs, extra LX Wagon. 4 dr., 5 spd., a/c, GARDEN STATE propeller, $2,000. Call for am/fm cass., cruise, 84,000 ml. details. 732-901-1221 Exc. cond., $3,350.732-422-0643 PLUMBING and HEATING FORD ESCORT LX '90 nl_ WATER HEATERS REPAIRS S REMODELING 23' SLICKCRAFT "69 2 DR. Auto., p/s, p/b, new tires. I/O, Loran, VHF, with trailer, Very good cond. Original GEORGE SAHUL JR. owner, $1,200. 732-339-1172 MERCURY CAPRI '84-Red License #5568 $7,000. Call 732-264-4726 5.0 HO Exc. cond., 5 spd., p/s, FORD ESCORT WAGON '95 p/b, a/c, p/w, dual exhaust. 732-251-5660 WAVE RUNNER Air, p/s, p/b, 2 yr. inspection. Hi-perf. cam, 78,000 mi., POLARIS SLT 750 "1995". 70,000 orig. mi. Exc. condition $6,800. Neg. Call 732-866-0189 Asking $4?50. 732-940-2359 JIM'S 3 Person Wave Runner MERCURY COUGAR '94 Ifeifefes f# w/reverse. Like New! Hardly FORD MUSTANG, '95- 5 Spd. Fully loaded. Ground elfects, PLUMBING & HEATING Used. Includes Trailer & 6 Cylinder, A/C, AM/FM Cass., spoiler, new wheels & tires, Insured. Free est. Lie. #10952 Accessories. MUSTSELLII 74,000 mi. Mint oond. Must viper alarm, Pioneer stereo, _ Call732-2S1-6133 $3,500.00 or Best Offerl sell! $6,900. Call 732-335-9321 CD player, low mileage. Call Pete 732-780-2448 after 5 Must seel BEST OFFERMT POWELL FORD PROBE '93 - White, Call 732-536-5344 Plumbing / Heating 2 dr., auto, full power, moon- 106 Boating roof, remote start, keyless MERCURY COUGAR LS, '88 Water Heaters • Appliances entry. Garaged & needs Kitchen & Bath Installation Accessories Runs & Looks Great. High nothing. 65,000 miles. $6;000. miles. Spoiler, wheels. grain Cleaning & Repairs Call 732-536-5829 evenings. Bonded / Insured • Lie #10415 Garaged. $2,000.732-739-2753 Local Auto Call 732-613-0538 MERCURY OUTBOARD FORD TAURUS GL'95 MERCURY Grand Marquis , MOTOR-5 LIKE NEW. 4 dr., V-6, auto, all power, air, LS '97-4 dr., V8, auto, all pow- Every Week In the Automotive Section of ROOD $450. Call 732-431-5691 remote, New tires & trans. Exc. er, fully loaded. $15,000. Low PLUMBING & HEATING SEADOO XP '97-Low hours, cond. $4,200. 732-536-2755 miles. Call 732-946-9324 • Hot Water Heaters • exc. cond. $3,500. or best FORD TAURUS GL '97 MERCURY SABLE GS '88- Greater Media Newspapers •Sinks, Faucets, Gas Piping- offer. SEADOO XP LIMITED White, 4 dr., auto, 6 cyl., p/w, rs N.J. Lic# 637 4 door. Metallic black, poly All Repairs N.J. Lic# 637* '98-Rode 1 time. Like brand sealant, a/c, all power, factory p/l, cruise, 1 owner, 111,000 News Tmmctipt * Independent * Sentinel • Suburban • Examiner kayrevllye l /Surroundin/Sdi gT Towns new, $5,500. or best offer. Call contract . Excellent cond., hwy. miles. $1,550. or best _CALL732-257-6502 732-238-7242/732-498-2070 $10,000. Call 732-303-7292 offer. 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