IN THE NEWS SPORTS New Learning officers from sworn in •""S?" a legend Page 3 Page 18 JULY 10, 1997 40 CENTS VOLUME 4, NUMBER 38 Change of govt. proposed Commission endorses council-manager style BY JOHN P. DOWGIN Staff Writer he Charter Study Commission has recommended that South Bruns- T wick Township abandon Us pre- sent Township Committee form of govern- ment in favor of a council-manager for- mat. Voters will have to approve the change in a November referendum. In a press statement yesterday, Commission Chairwoman Jane^Snyder and commission member and media co- ordinator Lewis Schwartz said the group adopted two resolutions July 3, the first recommending that the present form of government be abandoned and the'second recommending a council-manager form of Danielle Potts, 12, does her firefighter dad, Gary, proud in the South Brunswick Fourth of July parade. Danielle's ride is a government. 1959 Wheel Horse. For more parade pictures, see page 17. The recommended form would be a (Augusta F. Menezes/Greater Media) five-member council, including an elected mayor, all of whom would be elected to four-year terms. Elections would be held every two years. Well problem dealt with Under the present form of government, five committee members are elected to BY JOHN P. DOWGIN the pollution. company is BOt being held responsible for three-year terms. One is picked to serve as Initial reports of the pollution surfaced the full cost of the water main extension mayor for the year, and elections are held Staff Writer in 1990, when routine samples taken since township studies uncovered chemi- annually. he impact of chemical contamina- from a newly drilled well indicated prob- cals that Parker-Hannefin did not use. Mayor Debra Johnson said that, upon a tion on five private Fresh Ponds lems. Officials believe at least two other cursory review of the proposal, "This is Road wells prompted the South After one local resident installed a parties are responsible for the full extent not what I would have chosen, and I don't T costly water treatment device in his of the pollution. Brunswick Township Committee to think it will help our government." unanimously approve Tuesday the ex- home, Parker-Hannefin, a metal fittings However, township officials remained However, Johnson also added that she tension of a water main line to the af- company formerly located on Route 130 wary of granting Parker-Hannefin a full needed further discussion with the com- fected homes. near Fresh Ponds Road, stepped forward release from culpability. mission members before she can reach a Both township Water Supervisor and installed treatment devices for the "We don't want to put ourselves in a final decision. Larry Merk and Health Officer Steven other impacted homes. situation where we can't gain further A full report, including the "complete Pappenberg spoke in favor of the approx- While Parker-Hannefin's donation did moneys later on," Mayor Debra Johnson rationale for the recommendation," will be imate 1,700-foot extension, which will not include an admission of responsibility said. Township Attorney Bertram Busch made public no later than Aug. 4. cost an estimated total of $120,900 to for the pollution, Pappenberg said the also recommended accepting the funds The press statement presented several implement. township has documents from the state without granting a general release to reasons why the present administrative "I think the people have been waiting Department of Environmental Protection Parker-Hannefin. system should be left behind, including: patiently for over a year," Pappenberg indicating at least part of the pollution is The committee also requested that • Annual elections "paralyze activities said. . a result of Parker-Hannefin's operations. Busch examine the possibility of using of the township government for much of Merk also said he is in favor of ex- Parker-Hannefin has also offered to existing funds to foot the bill for the pro- the year." tending the water main for the length of contribute $56,500 toward the installation ject rather than force the further drafting • Electing a new mayor annually the road, not just the homes impacted by of the Fresh Ponds Road water main. The of bonds, Continued on page 6 2 SENTINEL, JULY 10, 1997 NS Wekome to JMeetlfourMatch Call costs $1.99 per minute. You must be 18 years or older.

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SOUTH BRUNSWICK — The Police Department grew three officers stronger Tuesday night when Tara Fiandaca, Leon Michael LaPoinl and Robert J. Mazza were sworn in by the Township Committee. Fiandaca, a 22-year-old Chesterfield resident, became the department's only female officer upon her swearing in. She graduated from Mercer County College as well as The College of New Jersey, Ewing, where she majored in law and jus- tice. Fiandaca, who is currently employed as an investigator with Lord & Taylor, said she has no reservations about be- *. . coming the lone woman on the force. "It doesn't really persuade me either way," she said prior to the ceremony. -1 The department plans to hire an addi- tional officer by the end of the year, .iJ**^.1"^. ;) •'- ', North Brunswick country and which will increase its manpower to 69 officers, tying the department high set in western singer to perform at >f. •»'••••? 1990. New. Jersey Grand Opry. LaPoint, a 23-year-old Wall resident, Page 8 is a graduate of Brookdale Community College and Rutgers University, where he received an associate of science degree in criminal justice and a bachelor of science REGULAR FEATURES degree in administration of justice, respectively. He has also been a member of the N.J, Army National Guard for three • Classifieds Page 20 years. • Editorials Page 10 Mazza graduated from Spotswood • Letters Page 10 High School in 1985 and currently resides in North Brunswick. He also graduated • Milestones Page 16 from Rutgers University, where he is cur- 1 • Obituaries Page 14 rently employed as an emergency medical • Police Beat Page 15 technician. Mazza holds a bachelor of sci- • Real Estate Page 16 ence degree in public health. THE NEW CENTURIONS— Tara Fiandaca (front) and Leon Michael LaPoint Capt. Mike Marosy, who officiated the (rear) sign on as South Brunswick Township's newest police officers. • Sports Page 18 proceedings, referred to all three candi- Robert J. Mazza was also sworn in at Tuesday's ceremony. dates as "the cream of the crop." (Augusta F. Menezes/Greater Media) Phone numbers Editorial 254-7000 Ext. 226 Congressman to use building FAX 254-0486 Circulation asked the committee for access to the Republican Committeeman Ted Van 254-1755 S.B. committee votes municipal complex for one day a month in Hessen argued, "We are not talking Display Advertising • 4-1 to let Pappas use order to meet with 12th District residents. about Congressman Michael Pappas 972-6740 here. We are talking about any elected FAX 972-6746 facility 1 day a month At the committee meeting, Spicer said Classified 1-8O0-66O-4ADS the request was made in conjunction with official. ... They all serve varied con- stituencies. •. Classified FAX 432001- 6 BY JOHN P. DOWCIN efforts by Pappas to remain in touch with his constituents. "The fact that we would frankly insult Staff Writer "When you have 67 towns in such a the House of Representatives of the SOUTH BRUNSWICK — An issue large geographical area, it's impossible to United States by telling them that one of which has divided Township Committee have an office convenient for everyone," their own is not welcome ... is an affront," Sentinel members along party lines was finally he said. Van Hessen'said. resolved recently, when it was decided However, Democratic Mayor Debra Committeeman Roger Craig, also a that Congressman Michael Pappas (R- Johnson expressed concern that municipal Republican, said he was pleased with the Managing Editor 12th District) would be allowed limited staff and resources would end up being "albeit slow" progress the committee made Marilyn Duff use of the South Brunswick municipal used for partisan political activity. in resolving the issue, noting, "We now at Executive Editor building. Spicer responded to such concerns by least have some recognition that there is Gregory Bean A resolution allowing officials discre- saying: "First of all, such activity is il- good in having the congressman here." Publisher tion regarding such requests, reiterating a legal. I hope that in itself puts it to rest." Democratic Deputy Mayor Edward Kevin Wittman state law barring partisan political activity In an effort to reach a compromise on Luciano also spoke against the amend- on municipal premises, and mandating the matter, Johnson asked Pappas if he ment. "This is a municipal building," he that all incurred costs would be the user's would be comfortable using the nearby said. "It is paid for, last time I heard, by responsibility was passed by a 4-1 vote senior center to conduct the meeting. the taxes of the residents of this township. A Greater Media Newspaper following heated debate between commit- "The people he said he felt he needed ... To be restrictive in our thinking, I think tee members. to address .... were seniors," Johnson in a way restricts the government from the people it serves." i VERIFIED Pappas' communications director Sean added. 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"With the elimination of the state Supreme Court "met with a large group of neighbors trash corral, which encompasses two park- who unanimously voted to pursue his problems at site ing spaces, only eight additional parking BYlOHN P.DOWGIN recommendation to petition the Supreme (spaces) are presently needed," he said. Court to review the case," Benedict said. BY JERRY DE SARNO Steinfeldt contended that to help al- The appeals court decision upheld Correspondent leviate confusion about the store's location, SOUTH BRUNSWICK — A long- the Zoning Board's original judgment a 2-by-3-foot, illuminated logo sign was standing legal dispute over a proposed and essentially nullified two subsequent SOUTH BRUNSWICK — Several resi- needed adjacent to the Ridge Road board votes on the issjue. dents turned out at the July 2 Planning nursery school has reached a settlement, entrance. at least for the time being. Area residents appealed the board's Board meeting to air their objections to the Assistant Planner Craig Marshall sug- proposed expansion of the Wawa store on An Appellate Division panel of decision to grant a site plan waiver and Georges Road. gested, instead, a smaller reflector sign. judges sitting in Morristown reaffirmed use variance to St. Barnabas. The citi- Wawa wants to construct a 268-square- Board Chairman Roger Potts agreed and a July 1995 decision that would allow zens' concerns included decreasing foot addition and 10 new parking spaces on said the illuminated sign was merely for St. Barnabas Episcopal Church on Sand property values and increased traffic, as the one-acre site. advertising purposes and would not address Hills Road to construct a 3,600-square- well as the possibility of septic tank After several hours of debate over con- traffic safety concerns. "Everyone knows foot facility which will house the leakage caused by the expansion. cerns about traffic flow and a new entrance where the Wawa is," he said. Kendall Park Co-Operative Nursery State Superior Court Judge Douglas sign, the board approved the application, Georges Road resident Robert Wra- School. Wolfson then ruled that board Chairman hoping its decision would possibly address nowics, who said he was speaking on Harry Moss, a parishioner of Sand Hills behalf of several absent residents, ex- The ruling was made June 24 by Ap- some of the public's concerns. pellate Division judges James J, Petrella, Church (which supported the nursery Peter Gilligan, director of engineering pressed concern that the expansion would school plan), had a conflict of interest escalate parking and traffic problems. David Landau and Irwin I. Kimmelmanv and construction for Wawa, told board according to Planning Director Robert regarding the vote and sent the plan "Perhaps if the store had more cashiers members that the plans were part of an Hall. back to the Zoning Board. A subsequent "ongoing program to remodel" most of the operating at once, instead of one or two May 1996 vote resulted in a tie, and a during peaks hours, it would cut down on "We're delighted," the Rev. Francis chain stores. "The addition will house a Hubbard, pastor of St. Barnabas, said af- January 1997 vote granted the church a recycling/ trash compacting storage area at the traffic congestion" he said. ter learning of the court's decision. "We use variance but denied a site plan waiv- one end while the opposite side will make Resident Susan Perkins, Georges Road, er. room for added freezer /storage area," he compared living near the Wawa to a "Route feel that our position of two years has said. 522 Olympic contest for backing out of a been verified. This is a good decision, a However, the appeals court described He also said the store will undertake driveway into oncoming traffic." fair decision. We hope the neighbors Moss' relationship to the case as "too both exterior and interior remodeling as Georges Road resident Walter Kunst, will hear the court's decision." remote" to sway his decision in the mat- part of a corporate decision "generally to who has opposed the store's existence since Joseph Benedict, 18 Silver Birch ter, effectively reinstating the board's spruce up the location." a 1986 state Supreme Court ruling over- Court, one of the residents opposed to original 1995 decision. Eric Steinfeldt, Watchung, the appli- turned the township's denial of the applica- cant's engineer, explained that with the tion, cited problems with unkempt land- addition of an in-house recycling area, the scape, idling parked tractor-trailers and traf- existing "outside cement-encased trash cor- fic congestion. Additional Route 522 funds granted ral" would be removed. "They say they are good citizens, but BYjOBN P. DOWGIN from developers and now only $368,000 He went on to point out that part of the they are not good citizens to our neigh- from local taxpayers. plan to "modify the site" calls for additional borhood," Kunst said. Staff Writer In April, the Township Committee SOUTH BRUNSWICK— State offi- authorized $950,000 in bonds to cover cials have earmarked a further $300,000 unanticipated costs of removing 35,600 N.B. fire company to host card show toward construction costs incurred by an cubic yards of soil deemed unfit for con- The North Brunswick Volunteer Fire intersection of Route 1 and 130 behind extension of Route 522 between New struction. The cost of that procedure, now Co. No. 1 will be hosting its monthly the Middlesex Diner in North Road and Route 1. estimated at $667,624, will be provided baseball card and collectibles show on Brunswick. The section of road, which is expected for at least in part by the DOT contribu- Saturday from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. For information or to rent table to cost approximately $5.6 million in all, tion, township officials said. Admission is free. space, call Steve Lins at (732) 937-5805. will now receive a total amount of $4.7 The funds were officially announced The fire company is located at the All proceeds benefit the fire company. million from the state Department of by Mayor Debra Johnson at the July 1 Transportation, $500,000 in contributions Township Committee meeting.

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NORTH BRUNSWICK — With her big performance at the NJ. Grand Opry drawing near, resident Peggy Ford pre- pares for band practice in her residence in Deerbrook Park. "Our guitar player up in Scotch Plains has a studio at his place," Ford said. While Ford might have a lot in com- mon with other country and western singers, she differs from most by being 66 years old. In fact, she has only been per- forming with a band for a few years. "One of the mcmberWif the Opry heard me and asked me to .Ion," Ford said. "That was two years .^o." As a member of a six-piece ensemble, including guitars, bass, piano, fiddle and drums, she will practice performing the songs which the band will play at the NJ. Grand Opry, which draws a substantial country and western audience in a state where most people would not expect to find one. This year's event will be held at the Villagers Theater on DeMott Lane in Somerset at 8 p.m. Saturday. The North Brunswick resident is also the mother of six children, the grand- mother of 10, and the great-grandmother COUNTRY GAL — Resident Peggy Ford, 66, did not let her age keep her from realizing her musical talent, which of 1 child, Ford said she hopes to see a few she will demonstrate at the N.J. Grand Opry, to be held this Saturday in Somerset. of her progeny. at her performance on (Jackie Pollack/Greater Media) Saturday. of venues catering to country and western Although she is starting her musical music. career at an age when most people retire, "You had the Wagon Wheel (and) Kings Ford said she is struck by how her six band and Queens," she said. "There were a lot of We are proud of the job our mates are oblivious to the fact. country and western places in Newark." "They're not surprised at all by my age," Ford has been a resident of North carriers do and hope that you Ford laughed, "which is suiprising to me. If Brunswick for the past four years and lives they like what I do, then that's great. with her 65-year-old husband Louis and are pleased with their service. "I sing like the old country singers," her 18-year-old grandson, Robert Nolan. Ford said of her repertoire, "Singers like "They're real proud of me," Ford said. Loretta Lynn and Tanya Tucker, also Reba Of her husband's reaction to her new Mclntyre." career, she said, "he doesn't mind. He just Ford was born in West Virginia and lived comes along." there with her parents and three sisters for 25 Although Ford enjoys her new career as to 30 years. She sang in the church choir for a country and western singer, she said she years with her sister, largely because that is content with performing the staple num- viiwaritto was her only musical outlet. . bers of the genre. "My father was a minister," she re- When asked about possibly doing orig- called. "We weren't allowed to sing any- inal material, she said she really doesn't Call our Customer Service Center on Friday where else." see that happening. between 9 a.m. and 12 noon if you received a Although she moved to Sayreville in "At this age and time of my life, I'm damaged paper or if no paper is delivered on the mid-1960s, Ford said there were plenty happy just with singing," she said. Thursday. A Customer Service representative will arrange for a replacement copy. (Not available for mailed delivery). Scouts to learn balloon basics The sooner we know there is a problem the Nearly 100 Girl Scouts will learn bal- 6:30 p.m. daily. sooner we can correct it. loon basics at Oak Spring Camp in Somer- The Delaware-Raritan Girl Scout set In preparation for their part in balloon Council, Lenni-Lenape Girl Scout Please don't hesitate to call to compliment your crews at the Quick Chek Food Stores New Council, Girl Scout Council of Greater carrier when he/she is doing a good job. Jersey Festival of Ballooning, presented by Essex, Morris Area Girl Scout Council, Prudential Healthcare from July 25-27 in Girl Scouts of the South Jersey Pines and Readington. Rolling Hills Girl Scouts are all participat- Customer Service Reps are Selected Girl Scouts are currently en- ing in the three-day event. Discount tickets available 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. rolled in "Up, Up and Away Balloon Patch are available if purchased through a partic- Mon.-Fri. You can leave a Program." The girls will become eligible ipating Girl Scout council. to receive the Delaware-Raritan Girl Scout Girl Scout families interested in message 24 hours "Ballooning" patch if they achieve all of participating in the events can call their everyday. Leave name, the requirements through the training class local Girl Scout council office for more complete address, phone # and at the festival. information. Information on the festival The Scouts will participate in two sepa- can be obtained by calling Susan Greco & short message. rate lift-offs — 5:30 a.m. on July 25 and 5 at (732) 821-9090 or by visiting the fes- p.m. on July 27. Regular flights are sched- tival's web site at www.balloonfesli- uled to take place at 6:30 a.m. and val.com. SENTINEL, JULY 10, 1997 S.B; fishingderby Hair stylist brings diversity plans under way T-N-T Two salon The South Brunswick Township Department of Recreation/Commun- caters to black and ity Affairs will be sponsoring its annu- Hispanic clientele al fishing derby on Aug. 2, rain or shine. The derby will be held at the Woodlot Park Pond on New Road. The pond will be stocked for (he derby. The event is free to all resident children ages 6-14. Participants must SOUTH BRUNSWICK— Supply and bring their own bait and fishing demand is one of the oldest business princi- equipment and must be able to fish ples in the book. Simply defined, if your without assistance. Check-in time operation supplies a product that is in will be 9:30 a.m., and the derby will demand, you have a success on your hands. run from 10 a.m. to noon* And if you identify a demand before any of Register by Aug. 1 by calling 329- your competitors do, the. sky quickly 4000, Ext. 671. becomes the limit. Need a more concrete example? Try Simmie Taylor's new T-N-T Two hair salon. Taylor, a 42-year-old African-American Dayton resident, has owned and operated T- N-T hair salon in New Brunswick for the past eight years, a business he describes as The Gutter That Never Clogs...Guaranteed! catering to the black and Hispanic commu- nities. "I knew from my experience in the busi- KEEPING IN STYLE — Simmie Taylor does his magic on South Brunswick LQafGuardfc ness," Taylor said, "that most black and resident Gloria Gordy's hair at the new T-N-T Two salon on Georges Road • One-Piecc Seamless •Wide Range Of in South Brunswick. Construction Colors Hispanic businesses have a tendency to go • Unique Hooded • Saves You into the city because rent is cheaper." (Jackie Pollack/Greater Media) Trough* Time, Money, & However, Taylor soon realized that this pie) wash their hair," he said, "we wash to and teach each other about different styling • Will Not Clog Aggravation tendency for ethnic businesses to remain put the oil back in. You don't want to be techniques. "Everybody has their inhibi- • Maintenance Free • 20-Yeor urban made some aspects of life very diffi- • One-Day Installation limited Finish ignorant and put something on someone's tions about doing something different or Warranty cult for suburban minorities. "There are hair they don't want." wrong," he says. "But there's a saying; • Heavy Duty Aluminum blacks and people of color who move out of • Attractive; Blends In Taylor's multicultural approach is ev- 'When someone is prejudiced, it's an injus- With Home Design the eity, but to get their hair done, they have ident in almost every facet of his new salon. tice to themselves,' By being prejudiced, to go back to Trenton or New Brunswick," Approach the storefront, and at first you see you shortchange yourself. he said. the usual window posters and shampoo ads "You could do (a certain job) for years, Estimate STORMMASTER that decorate any salon. But look a little bit and then come into contact with a different Call closer, and you notice a very subtle, deliber- culture and say, 'I never knew you could do l.:iV 521-4711 :- BUSINESS ate mix of black, white and Hispanic mod- it that way.''"' "lhe'Outers'tti Gaiters" els, a motif that Taylor employed to "make Taylor designed T-N-T Two, which he all ethnicities feel comfortable." and his wife Vickie have been operating out of the Station Plaza Mall on Georges Road A native of North Brunswick, Taylor for about five weeks now, specifically to pro- thought that South Brunswick would be the vide local blacks and Hispanics with a salon perfect location for a salon which "caters to Workshops skilled in a variety of cultural hair styles. all races." Taylor points out that even the salon's "In South Brunswick," Taylor said, "it layout keeps his ultimate goal in mind. seems the races mix very well. My neigh- When Taylor moved into the site, formerly bors for the last eight years have always home of the salon Style and File, he imme- been mixed, and we get along well together. diately increased the number of hair-styling Even here we get a good mix." c stations from two to four. Taylor $ays that some of his patrons have Now, each station houses equipment and had difficulty believing that an ethnic-ori- shampoos aimed toward certain ethnicities. ented hair saion would move to a suburb, The real difference between ethnic hair but are pleasantly surprised to find T-N-T n styles, Taylor points out, are the different Two. "They drive by, look in and say, 'Oh, kinds of shampoos and chemicals used by they are black,' " Taylor said, "and then different cultures to style the hair. "When become customers." white people wash their hair, they wash it to By keeping a racially diverse staff, House get the oils out," he said. "When (black peo- Taylor also hopes that his stylists will learn Wednesday, July 16 INfRIEI 5:00 7 7:30 pa^ Entertainment '98 S.B. library trustees College Center books available set to meet July 17 Edison CamptSfc Our Lady of Peace Church, Route 130, The South Brunswick Public Library North Brunswick, is selling '98 Entertain- board of trustees will meet July 17 at ment Books which will be available in 7:30 p.m. in the Taylor Room of the early September. The books are $30 each library. The public is invited. The library and come with a 30-minute AT&T phone is located at 110 Kingston Lane in card. Call 297-9268 or 297-9680 for details Monmouth Junction. or to place an order. SBHS Class of '97 Summer services & photos are in mail school set at church The graduation photographs of South The First Presbyterian Church, 362 Brunswick High School's Class of 1997 Georges Road, Dayton is holding summer are in the mail. worship services.at 8 and 10 a.m. The If ordered photo packages are not 2fi(K) Woodbridge Avenue church offers Vacation Bible School July 28 received soon or if more orders need to Edison, NJ O8818-.-SO50 through Aug. 1 for children 3 years of age be placed, call Keith Marley of Prestige RRI through sixth grade. Registration forms can Portraits at (732) 755-6677. be picked up at the church office. For details, The cost of the package is $13, (Located at the lunctlcm c f Mill Foad and Woo IlinuijE Ivenui {Rte 5141 In L A'an, NJ) call (732) 329-2463. including shipping. 1O JULY 10, 1997, SENTINEL NS

OUR VIEW Serious business n an effort to keep South and prepare the budget. Brunswick residents informed Elections would be held every I about a very important issue, two years instead of annually as the Charter Stvidy Commission they are now. They would remain released its recommendations partisan and at-large. today, in advance of submitting Also under this form of gov- them to the Township Committee. ernment, residents would have the Residents who haven't been power to initiate ordinances and paying attention may be surprised put referendums on the ballot to to learn that the commission has block ordinances from taking recommended the township effect. change to a council-manager form These are significant changes of government. that need to be carefully consid- ered. It recommends retaining a five- The commission will provide a member body and the direct elec- detailed report Aug. 4 explaining tion of the mayor, although under its recommendations, and voters the state Faulkner Act, it had a will have to decide in November if choice of seven to nine council they agree. members and the mayor could be The commission took its job picked from among the council seriously. The five members members for a one- or two-year worked hard and did their best to term. keep a sometimes seemingly unin- Other important changes would terested electorate informed. be the appointment of a manager, Now it's up to voters to go to who would act as the township work, to decide whether change is CEO, appoint all department heads really needed. LETTERS benefits — cars and cell phones — Televise N.B. for some communication services for all of the people of North meetings Brunswick? am writing to reaffirm the need JACQUELINE CICCARELLI for the North Brunswick North Brunswick Baby David case raises adoption issues I Republican and Democratic council candidates to have the Voters invited How heart wrenching to read difficult for the child who is by municipal debates televised, as about the plight of the adoptive that time years older than had he well as the Township Council to meeting parents of Baby David. Because been returned initially. meetings. There are many citizens he South Brunswick any parent would fight for their In England and in some states of North Brunswick who cannot Republican Organization child, it is understandable that here, a more humane solution to attend these meetings but would T will be holding its next many want to rush to the support custodial challenges such as this like to. The reasons for not attend- monthly meeting on Monday at 8 of the adoptive parents who face has been found. Rather than ing are valid — some are elderly p.m. in the Kingston First Aid and the agony of losing the child they adoption - birth and adopting fighting an all or nothing battle and frail with no means of trans- Rescue Squad Building, located at love and have cared for, even if families as well as the child who where one family and the child portation, some are parents with the corner of Route 27 and that means defying the court rul- is being transferred - have not stands to lose, how much more young children who need to be Raymond Road in the Kingston ing which gave custody to the been adhered to, that a reversal loving and reasonable to attempt cared for, (and) others are shift section of South Brunswick. All child's biological father. The reaches the level that this case a negotiated settlement involving workers and find it impossible to Republicans, Independents and rationale, according to the article has. It is sad that prejudices and visitation and/or joint custody. attend. unregistered voters are welcome to of June 26, for challenging the feelings of self-righteousness This is the standard in divorce With this new age of televised the meeting. decision is the belief that "it is allow deceptive practices to disputed custody cases in most capabilities, there are ways for the We will be discussing issues unprecedented for a child to be invade adoption, especially by an states because child welfare ex- citizens of North Brunswick to see that include the South Brunswick awarded to a birth father who agency as respected as Catholic perts have found it to be the who is running this town and the Township Charter Study appeared when the child was 10 Charities. healthiest for children. Commission's review and recom- manner in which they conduct months old." In the rare case of reversal, Adoption experts likewise themselves. If Edison and South mendation about potential changes How much more difficult to agree that openness in adoption in the form of our municipal gov- adoptive parents often receive Brunswick can televise their meet- step back, remove the emotional poor, albeit well meaning, coun- and a recognition of the dual ings, then why can't we? ernment. response, and look at the fact that family aspect of adoption is As a party, the South seling to drag the case out as If money is the problem, I sug- what was unprecedented and ille- long as possible with appeals so preferable for the emotional sta- gest that we auction off Mr. Brunswick Republican Organiza- gal was allowing the birth mother bility of adopted persons who tion stands for controlled-residen- that a judge will decide that it is (Administrator Paul) Keller's and of this child to "exercise(d) her in the best interest of the child to know they have two sets of par- Mr. (Chief Financial Official Kurt) tial growth, greater fiscal responsi- right to keep the child's father ents. How much better still for a bility on the local level and main- remain where he is, despite ille- Cherry's cars and use that money anonymous" and agree "to never galities. It is understandable for child who not only knows he has along with the savings from the taining our township to be an disclose his name or inform him birth and adoptive parents, but affordable place to live and work. adoptive parents and their sup- insurance, gas, maintenance and of the child's existence." If it is porters to cling to any thread of who also will know someday that cellular phones to fund it. Mayor Should you wish to contact me or true that Catholic Charities both sets of parents wanted des- if you have questions about the hope to keep the child they have (Paul) Matacera and the present allowed this, they are in violation come to love and follow such perately to maintain custody of council agree that these cars are Republican Party, please feel free of state adoption laws. It is also a and contact with him. to call me at 422-0442 or Vice misguided advice. needed for emergencies. However, Catch-22 to expect the father to Sometimes, however, the Judges asked to make these Mr. Keller told me that he could Chairman Arthur Roedel at 297- have exercised his rights sooner 2051. hardest and most loving thing for decisions should suggest joint not ever recall any emergencies he when, in fact, a conspiracy exist- a parent to do is to know when custody and visitation as a litmus needed to respond to. If you feel that you can make ed to deprive him of his right to a difference in the way the town- letting go is in their child's best test to see which parents were Well, Mayor Matacera and know about the existence of his interest. If Baby David's adop- willing to go the extra mile and ship is run and if you believe that child. Council President (Joseph) political cronyism and patronage tive parents look at the two major make an unselfish sacrifice for Fntiche, now that you have asked have no place in municipal gov- When accepted adoption pro- cases which preceded this one - the well-being of their child, not the Public Works (Department) ernment, then I hope to see you at cedures are followed, there is lit- Babies Jessica and Richard - just fight as if for possession of and crossing guards to tighten their our July 14 meeting. Thank you. tle chance for birth parents who they will see that delaying an inanimate object. belts and give up their benefits, DOUG HOFFMAN simply change their mind to through appeals only makes the when are you going to ask Mr. Chairman, South reverse an^adoption. It is only inevitable return of the child to M1RAH RIBEN Keller and Mr Cherry to tighten Brunswick Republican when the laws, which attempt to his rightful parents more painful Monmouth Junction (heir belts and give up some fringe Organization protect all of the parties to the for everyone and that much more _NS_ SENTINEL, JULY 10, 1997 11

BL^^^^^-jjj^^^j^jjj^^^j~j^^^^^j^^^^-^j-^j^j^^^^j^~y^ Automation will benefit community Keep up the fight against Route 92 orth Brunswick residents should be service. he Route 92 issue is a serious one been led to believe that this turnpike spur informed how we, as elected offi- Some surrounding communities-require that has been plaguing South will create jobs for their memberships, and N cials, decided to join those who have residents contract for solid-waste pick-up as Brunswick for quite some time. they can join the fight against us. In reali- had success with automated-garbage collec- a private service, purchase special tickets at T Route 92, as it is presently aligned, will ty, this is an inferior job lo create a real tion. Simply put, we have to continually find their government complex for white-goods run from the (New Jersey Turnpike) to east-west major highway. They-are con- ways to provide services for our residents pick-up and place restrictions on brush, leaf Route 1. This 6.7-mile turnpike spur will vinced to settle for less. Route 92 in a for- without increasing the costs substantially to and recycling collections. However, North create further traffic congestion on Route mer alignment would serve an east-west the taxpayer. For example, if we have Brunswick has and will continue to provide 1. The New Jersey Department of regional purpose and offer New Jersey approximately 8,000 homes in need of solid- these services for all of its residents. Transportation's traffic study showed that jobs, without needlessly devastating our waste pick-up, we have to find a way to Preliminary projections show the township Route 1 south will face more congestion community. make that happen in the most economical will save as much as $5 million over 10 because of all the traffic that Route 92 will In addition, New Jersey U.S. Sens. and expedient way possible. We also need to years. It is always preferable not to have dump onto it. In order to pay for the $300 (Frank R.) Lautenbcrg and (Robert G.) think about the possible growth in number employees face possible layoffs. We cannot million road, tolls along the entire turn- Toricelli have injected themselves into of households from year to year that will afford to ignore the opportunity to sharply pike will increase, and we know from this situation by arguing for Route 92 as it require the same service. decrease spending in an area where the tech- experience more vehicles will avoid the is presently proposed. Neither senator be- There are some misconceptions about nology we will use has already established a turnpike and turn onto roads such as Route fore they made their pronouncements took what automated trucks for garbage collec- proven track record of success. 1. the time to contact us, following the exam- tion will mean to the residents in the town- Of course, general questions about how Once on Route 1, it becomes necessary ple of the NJTA, we were ignored. ship. In January of this year, a magazine the program will work will be explained lo take local roads to reach Routes 206, 27 Apparently, neither senator took the lime published by the League of Municipalities through an informational process already in and 518. In addition to increased traffic to gather the full facts on this issue, nor featured the automation of garbage collec- the planning stages. As mentioned above, congestion that would only benefit big were we even issued a copy of their letters tion in Sayrevillc, the first in Middlesex this type of automation has been utilized in businesses in the area, South Brunswick to the EPA as a courtesy. Aren't we enti- County. Information and data about this other states for decades and people, young would lose 18 acres of wetlands, adversely tled to be represented by our senators? technology was requested and, interestingly, and old, arc able to move these containers affecting at least 2000 acres of our wet- Apparently not if we arc challenging big the concept may be relatively new lo us, but without difficulty. As a matter of fact, lands. This (18 acres) we understand business. we found this type of automation has been because the containers are on wheels, they would be the largest taking for a single Gov. (Christine) Whitman could have widely utilized in the western and southern arc easier to use than most standard waste project in New Jersey's history. This eliminated this problem years ago, but parts of the country for decades. bins. For example, when this program was could seriously affect our water and our instead continues lo support Route 92. It Decisions about containing the cost of instituted in Brick Township, a senior hous- ecological system. Our quality of life appears the arms of big business are tight- running the township in this coming year ing development requested to be excluded. would be negatively impacted for a turn- ly wrapped around the Statehouse. and the potential impact it will have on the After successful implementation in Brick, pike spur that serves as a driveway for What many do not realize is that South taxpayer are primarily based on ever-chang- the same development asked to become a Princeton Forrestal Center. This is unbe- Brunswick will not stand by while they ing requirements by the state, shrinking state part of the new program. lievable. We already host Routes 1, 27, ram a turnpike spur down our throats. aid to municipalities and decrease in rev- We arc mindful that all new programs go 130 and the turnpike. We are also building Now, they are discussing the rail link idea enues due to successful tax appeals by busi- through a period of adjustment; however, we Route 22 to serve as an east-west connec- that was already shown to be economical- nesses. Careful evaluation has to be given to are confident that residents will benefit both tor. We arc more than paying our dues to ly unfeasible and indefensible. But logic cost-cutting measures that may, unfortunate- financially and from a more efficient way to the state. does not appear to be a deciding feature of ly, affect the jobs of a few to meet the needs meet the growing needs of our community. One could wonder what is taking the what goes on in state government. of all our residents. Some of the considera- MORRIS ENYEART N.J. Department of Environmental Pro- We as a community should continue lo tions taken before making any significant SAM DELUCA tection (DEP) so long to refuse to grant fight Route 92 and the rail link for as long changes include current costs of providing a GEORGE SHAMY the waiver for fresh water land permits. and as hard as we can. We cannot let big service, effectiveness, productivity, savings North Brunswick The DEP's own traffic study confirms business public relations people spread and long-term projections for demands in Township councilmen what we in South Brunswick have argued propaganda through SouuVBrunswick. for some time. In addition, the federal The lies that have been spread through our Nurse suggestions are troubling Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) community are ridiculous. To address a originally recommended that the DEP few of these falsehoods: Route 522 is not e are troubled by Superintendent than 1,000 students — Crossroads and the refuse waiving the permits, but the NJTA planned to be six lanes, it is planned for of Schools Dr. Sam Stewart's new Upper Elementary School. (New Jersey Turnpike Authority) was four lanes; Route 92 will not alleviate traf- W recommendation to place a substi- We-are not sure which aspect of Dr. allowed to amend the application and to fic off of Route 522, it will make it worse; tute nurse at the new high school to work Stewart's recommendation is more troubling have another hearing on the issue, and and the environmental dangers are serious along with Susan Cohen, the certified school — the fact that there seems to be an incon- now, we are still awaiting the EPA's and, and will impact generations to come. nurse whom Dr. Stewart transferred from sistency in how our district goes about hiring ultimately, the DEP's response. DEBRA M. JOHNSON Cambridge School to the new high school professional staff or that after getting togeth- But these ongoing delays are probably Mayor this past May. Dr. Stewart is recommending er a 17-member advisory committee to look due to a variety of factors. Unions have South Brunswick this configuration, along with the current at how to deliver nursing services at the new medical secretary, for a temporary three- high school, Dr. Stewart has chosen to make month duration, at the end of which he will his own recommendation. He certainly has a look for a report from Mrs. Cohen on "how right to do that; however, doesn't the public Judd School Net Day was a success things are going." What can Mrs. Cohen and the Board of Education, which now has possibly report after three months that Mrs. to vote on this recommendation, have the would like to express my apprecia- Bill O'Connor, Marie Pateiro, Natasha Lee, the former high school nurse, can't right to hear what the advisory committee tion to the parents, teachers and Rivera, Trish Sacco, Glenn Sandor, report right now after having worked in our advised? administrators, who volunteered Mike Selvaggio, Barbara Snepar, Karla high school for the last 15 years? As a mat- . The next two meetings are on July 14 and I their time for Net Day at Judd School, Summerow, Bob Turco, Daniel ter of fact, all nine of the district's certified July 21 beginning at 8 p.m. at the municipal North Brunswick. Waynick, Anna Marie Wood. school nurses, including Mrs. Cohen, pre- building. Both meetings will have time for I would also like to thank AT&T, public input and at the later meeting date, the Their efforts will help to ensure pared a thorough report for Assistant and their commitment to community Superintendent Willa Spicer and Dr. Stewart board will vote on Dr. Stewart's recommen- Judd School students greater access to in September 1996, which included what dation. We urge interested and concerned the information superhighway. We service thrdwgh the AT^T Cares pro- services and curriculum the nurses currently parents and residents to come out for these thank the following volunteers for their gram, for providing materials and the deliver to the students of South Brunswick meetings and express (their) opinions. time and effort on behalf of our chil- following personnel for our Net Day and what additional personnel they felt We would like to thank Mrs. Sylvia Lee dren: Joe Biggio, Kristen Bobowicz, project: Amy Anderson, Lynn Barletta, would be needed in the 1997-98 school year for her outstanding service and care of our Ibolya Borbas, Marlene Burckhardt, ' Mike Baydal, Frank Connors, John in order to continue to deliver at least the high school students for the last 15 years. Jim Cannady, B.K. Chung, James Doyle, Donna Gast, Theresa Giannotto, same level of services and curriculum. The Mrs. Lee asked for a transfer to Constable Curran, Xaurie Curfier, Glenn Davis, Eric Dohert.y, Mo Konopka, Bob nurse's recommendation called for one certi- School, not because she wanted to transfer, Kevin Dunne, Alan Elko, Todd Laidlaw, Rich Seluchins, Brian Smith, fied school nurse in each building, except but because her requests for additional pro- Embree, Ron .Farina, Jose Fernand.es, ' Kyle Strdmberg, Erin Trent and John the high school, where two certified school fessional nursing help were going unan- Steve George, Bill Goldstein, Chris Yetsko. nurses were recommended. Office support swered. Mrs. Lee has always had the welfare Heuer, Dawn Holubiak, Shawn Hsu, A special thanks to alt who helped to was also recommended for the schools with and best interests of our children at heart. make Net Day at Judd School a success. higher populations — high school, We wish her well in her new position at Sandy Johnson, Madeleine Jones, Crossroads, Upper Elementary, Brunswick Constable School where she will continue to Bruce Kenney, Kim Komline, Carol DR. CAROL ROSEVEAR Acres, Monmouth Junction and Indian serve our children with the highest level of Lagowski, Tony Maisonet, Fred and Principal Fields. The report also recommended at least professionalism. Maureen Manning, Jordan Modell, Judd Elementary School part-time professional nursing help for the CARYL AND MIKE TREIBER Rich Muklewicz, Joanne Nicodemus, North Brunswick two other schools with populations of more Monmouth Junction 1 2, SENTINEL, JULY 10, 1997 NS Celebrate Summer by entering to win Greater Media Newspapers

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in 'if FOUR STAR CLEANERS rinnriiqH fvnwt t SENTINEL, JULY 10, 1997 1 3 Big league's loss, township's gain After a failed try out "Mine was taking Mickey Mantle's place," he with Yankees, resident joked. founded football league Although he never replaced Mantle on the Yankees roster, he contin- ued to exert an influence on local athletics, specifically in the local Adams AC foot- NORTH BRUNSWICK — While re- ball little league. cently going through a box of old papers and documents, Vincent "Jimmy" Orso In addition to being a found a 40-year-old letter which he good baseball player, Orso thought had been lost. also played high school Although the letter is yellowed with football as a running back age, the New York Yankees logo on Or- and a defensive end from so's special tryout invitation in Metuchen 1952-54. After graduating is still as clean and crisp as the day he from high school, Orso received it in 1953. went into the Army and was "I was excited," recalled Orso in his stationed in Stuttgart, North Brunswick home as he handled the Germany. letter with care. In front of Orso were var- After returning stateside, ious newspaper clippings and pho- Orso got involved with tographs, reminders of his own exemplary local football, helping to athletic youth. shape the Pop Warner foot- It was no accident that Yankees scouts ball league into its present had taken an interest in Orso. He remem- form. bered thai his batting average was .288. Orso said the idea of "I was an excellent fielder," he re- starting Pop Warner foot- called. "I robbed a lot of guys of a lot of ball occurred to him in home runs." about 1961. Orso remembered that his parents' "It took about two years MEMORIES — Resident Vincent "Jimmy" Orso looks at a letter he received more than 40 reaction to the letter was mixed. to convince the members of years ago from the New York Yankees organization inviting him to try out for the team. "My father came from an old-fash- the Adams AC, ... so we (John K. Delaney/Greater Media) ioned Italian family, and he didn't believe really started in 1963," Orso in sports," Orso said, "but my mom did. said, adding that the league formerly con- they're very fussy, with Nike, Adidas." Another big change in the township's She stood behind me with whatever I did" sisted of a midget team, which included Orso also helped establish a permanent little league football is the availability of Orso attended the tryout and gave the players of 13 years of age with weights of playing field for the league on Sabella coaching volunteers. opportunity his best shot. up to 115 pounds. "I think it was in 1966 Park and served as head coach for 18 "In the beginning, it was very, very "Nothing ever really came about it," that we started with the pee wees, the years. difficult to get volunteers to coach," said he said. junior pee wees and cheerleaders." In addition to his involvement in Pop Orso, who added that the league has a In his last year of high school, Orso Warner football, Orso also tried his hand policy which prevents fathers from coach- Under Orso's direction, the football at politics, entering the 1971 election as a played in the American Legion minor league has grown substantially from its ing teams with their own children. "Now, leagues. As for not making the roster of Township Committee Republican candi- initial size. The league now includes chil- some of the coaches are ex-Pop Warner the Bronx Bombers, Orso said he has no date. An old local newspaper reminds him players." regrets. dren from ages 10-13, with a 135 pound of his brief political career, which ended weight limit. Overall, the program has 30 when the Democrats first gained control Orso said parents also volunteer their "If I was good enough, I would have services, such as transporting players to made it," Orso said. "Maybe one out of teams, with between 95 and 115 boys and of the local government after a long reign 5,000 kids gets picked." approximately 75 girls for cheerleaders. by the GOP. opposing football fields. Upon reflecting on his brush with the "In the very beginning, we used to Although no longer the league chair- Orso has been a North Brunswick res- big leagues, Orso recalls how his senior supply the uniforms and the shoes," he man, Orso now serves the league by serv- ident for 62 years. He lives with his wife high school class gave each student a recalled as he sifted through old game ing refreshments at the Sabella Park con- of 30 years, Diane. They have two daugh- prophesy for the future. programs and newspaper clippings. "Now cession stand. ters, Lisa Marie Bell and Diane Trent. Metuchen Diocese names new bishop "I can honestly say I was bowled in Metuchen will be to meet with the happiness for Breen, it is also a time of Vincent D. Breen takes over. I was completely surprised," Breen priests. sadness for Hughes, as he is stepping over for retiring Bishop said. "They are the key to every diocese, down from a 10-year term. Edward T. Hughes Breen was ordained on July 15, 1962 and I plan to help guide them and ask for "I will remain in the diocese in any in Rome and began his career as assistant their advice," Breen said. way I can. It's my home — I want to die BYJOANNAN.SEIDLIR pastor at St. Genevieve in Rockaway Education is also at the forefront of here," Hughe's said. Point, N.Y., in the summer of 1963. the issues Breen plans to address. The Members of the diocese will be grate- From there, he went to St. Edmund in long-range prognosis of Catholic educa- ful to have such a devoted and caring fter serving 10 years as bishop at Brooklyn, where he stayed for three tion looks positive, as Catholic schools man to head the diocese, Hughes said, the Diocese of Metuchen, the years. Breen was then given a variety of are of high quality and present a healthy adding that he is confident that the peo- Most Rev. Bishop Edward T. A responsibilities at the Diocese of environment for children, he said. ple will come to love and appreciate their Hughes is stepping down. The Rev, Brooklyn over the past 31 years. new bishop,. Monsignor Vincent D. Breen, vicar of Also an important issue is continuing Breen was an active board member, the church's pro-life campaign. Having Although Breen lived the majority of education for the Diocese of Brooklyn, officer and member of many national, supervised many pro-life activities at the his life in Brooklyn, he is looking for- N.Y., will take his place. state and city groups, according to dioce- Diocese of Brooklyn, Breen has come to Breen will be the third to lead the dio- san officials. ward to becoming part of the Metuchen learn that people are not the ones who cese since its founding in 1981, when it community. Breen comes to Metuchen after have control over life. was established by Pope John Paul II. spending a total of 35 years in Brooklyn. "My home now is Metuchen. I come Bishop Theodore E. McCarrick, auxiliary What he will miss most is the people, he "Only God has the right, to determine as a newcomer to be one of you and to bishop of New York, was the first to be said. who lives and who dies," Breen said. live and die with you," Breen said. appointed as head of the new diocese. One of those missed will be Bishop He said he is eager to meet the men The bishop-elect's ordination and When it was announced in Thomas V. Daily, bishop of Brooklyn. It and women of the diocese and to work installation will be held on Sept. 8 at the Washington,'D.C., that Breen would be was from him that Breen said he learned with and support those with problems Cathedral of St. Francis of Assisi in the next bishoo, he said he was taken by what it means to be a good bishop. and struggles! Metuchen. Archbishop McCarrick will surprise. Breen said his first order of business While this is a time of thanks and perform the ordination. JULY 10, 1997 SENTINEL NS Resident is top 40 CHARLES BRILLA SR-, 79, of South River CLAYTON L. FORTNER, 73, of South River died July 1 at the Masonic Home in Burlington died July 3 in Rantan Bay Medical Center, Old student leader in N J. He was a lifelong resident of South River He was Bridge division Surviving are his wife, Mary Bo- formerly employed as a supervisor of Mack knoski Fortner, a son, George Stauch of North Trucks, Plainfiela, and as a machinist supervisor Brunswick, and two grandchildren Arrangements heryl Szabo of Kendall Park, at Fedders Corp , Edison He was a member of were under the direction of Mahszewski Funeral a junior elementary education the First Reform Church in South River He was Home South River Interment was in Saints Pe- major at Monmouth also a past master of Philo Lodge No 243 in ter and Paul Russian Orthodox Cemetery, South C South River He ts survived by his wife, Margaret River University in West Long Bianch, Sendrey Bnlla of Glen Dale, Ariz, a son, Charles recently returned from the College Bnlla Jr of South River, a daughter, Charlotte MILTON VOORHEES UNDERWOOD, 74, of Hvozdovic of Glen Dale, two sisters, Rose Ve Cranbury, formerly of Jamesburg and the Leadetship New Jersey Piogram likan of Edison and Mary Bnlla of North Kingston section of South Brunswick, died July 5 (CLNJ). Funded by the W K Kellogg Brunswick, three grandsons and one great- at home He was a retired farmer in Cranbury He Foundation, students selected for the granddaughter Arrangements were under the was an Army Air Corps veteran of World War II, direction of the Rezem Funeral Home, East serving in Africa He was a member of the Dayton program represented 17 New Jersey Brunswick, with services at the First Reform Presbyterian Church, where he served as a colleges and universities The stu- Church and the Philo Lodge, both of South River trustee, deacon, elder and choir member He was Burial was at Washington Monumental Cemetery, a 50-year member of Dayton Pioneer Grange No dents were recognized by the state South River 1, Mercer County Pomona Grange No 5, the Legislature as the top 40 student lead- Oddfellows Lodge of Cranbury and the Golden ers m the state GARY DUNHAM, 45, of New Brunswick died Age Neighbors of Cranbury Surviving are his July 5 in Reading, Pa Bom in New Brunswick, he wife, D Lorraine Mershon Underwood, a daugh- Dumig the nine-day progiam, was a graduate of New Brunswick High School ter, Donna L Underwood of Dayton, his mother- which was held at various locations Mr Dunham was a truck driver for the Herbert in-law Myrtle Mershon of Dayton, a sister and a Sand Co for 19 years and was currently granddaughter Services were held at A S Cole throughout the state, Szabo ptesented employed by Vitelh Trucking, New Brunswick and Son Funeral Home, Cranbury, the Rev John reports to Gov. Christine Whitman's Surviving are his wife, Genienne Cnncoli Dun- H Maltby, pastor of Miller Presbyterian Church, ham, and his parents Charles and Edith Dunham Monmouth Junction section of South Brunswick, Deputy Chief of Staff, representatives of North Brunswick Services were under the officiating Memorial contributions may be made from the NJ. Performing Arts Center direction of Rezem Funeral Home, East to Dayton Presbyterian Church, 362 Georges and members of the N.J. State Boaid Brunswick Interment was at Van Liew Cemetery, Road, Dayton 08810, or to Pioneer Grange No of Education. Cheryl Szabo North Brunswick 1,PO Box 55, Dayton 08810 "It was a great experience to learn about the many different aspects of president as well as senior senator for New Jersey," Szabo said "While I've the Student Government Association. ON CAMPUS learned so much from my courses at She has worked on the campus news- Jennifer A. Baldino, daughter of Jennie semester Monmouth, the program taught me paper, The Outlook, the yearbook, M. 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All items in Police Beat are taken from ing identification. After allegedly putting up A shotgun and ammunition were mm pistol, a 30-06 rifle and one unidenti- police department records. All suspects a struggle, Jagemann was taken into cus- stolen from a residence on How Lane fied weapon. are presumed innocent until found guilty in tody. It also was discovered that Jagemann between 7 p.m. on July 3 and 12:20 a.m. court. Barbara David of Monmouth Junction was on the revoked list at the time of his on July 4. According to reports, the resi- was arrested for driving while intoxicated arrest. He was transported to the dence was ransacked after an unknown on July 3, according to reports. David was Middlesex County Adult Correction Center perpetrator entered the house through an first spotted driving near her home by an in lieu of $10,000 bail. open garage door. Entry to the house itself off-duty Princeton Borough police officer, An incident of criminal mischief Gustavus Varlack, 19, of 3 Jessica was gained through a locked door which who followed her into South Brunswick and occurred at a How Lane residence be- Lane, was charged with driving while intox- was opened by force. Several cabinets notified local police. tween 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. on June 27. icated on Route 27 near Hidden Lake were found open and several items Reports said that a motor vehicle parked A truck fire on Route 27 on July 7 Drive following a motor vehicle accident on besides the gun were stolen, including caused minor damage to the truck, ac- by the residence was vandalized in several July 1 at 2:30 a.m., according to reports. approximately $50 in cash, costume jewel- spots. Two of the car's directional lights cording to police. The vehicle, owned by Varlack was taken to Robert Wood ry, an alarm clock and a bottle of Absolut Artisan Construction of Keyport, was were dislodged and left dangling while one Johnson University Hospital, New light was removed altogether. Also, graffiti Vodka. loaded with hay which caught fire, forcing Brunswick, for minor injuries before being the vehicle to stop in front of Kendall Park and scratches were also found on the vehi- released on his own recognizance. A video machine at Runyon Music and cle. Games Inc., 791 Route 1, was broken into Shopping Center. Three bicycles which were chained to A motor vehicle parked in the driveway and robbed of $396.25 between June 20 A 1997 Honda Accord was stolen a tree by the Farrington Lake dam were and 9:25 a.m. on July 4. Reports said that between 11:30 p.m. July 6 and 8:30 a.m. of a Pennsylvania Way residence was stolen at 2:15 p.m. on June 26. The chain, stolen between June 21 and June 28, a drill was used to open the machine and July 7, according to reports. The vehicle police said, was cut with a set of bolt cut- according to reports. The vehicle -— a silver remove the coin box. was stolen from the Royal Oaks develop- 1996 Honda Accord — is valued at ters. The three bikes — a black and silver ment in Monmouth Junction. Estimated $18,000. Freestyle bike, a yellow Diamond Back value of the car is $17,000 mountain bike and a black and gray moun- An auto burglary occurred at a tain bike — are collectively valued at $450. A 1994 Honda Accord was stolen form Waxman Place residence between 11 p.m. A Henderson Road residence was a Sugar Maple Court residence between 5 on June 27 and 7 a.m. on June 28. A laptop computer was stolen from a burglarized on July 3, according to reports. p.m. July 6 and 8:30 a.m. July 7, according According to reports, entry to the vehicle motor vehicle parked by a Noah Road resi- The resident awoke after hearing a noise to reports. Estimated value of the vehicle is was gained through a smashed driver-side dence between 6 p.m. on June 30 and 7:15 at approximately 1 a.m. and found the back $12,000. window. Items reported stolen from the a.m. on July 1. Reports said the method of door open. Some jewelry and a pair of vehicle include a tool box and a small entry into the vehicle is unknown, and the pants with a wallet containing $200, credit amount of spare change. vehicle was reportedly locked with an alarm cards and identification were reported miss- system during that time. ing. Entrance was probably gained through Bayou Fest set for An auto burglary occurred at a North a cut screen on a bathroom window. Oaks Boulevard residence between 5 p.m. Several letters in a Schmidt Lane res- North Branch Park on June 29 and 12:10 a.m. on June 30. idence mailbox were ripped apart and A 1996 Ford vehicle had its driver's Reports said that entry to the vehicle was placed back in the box between 9 a.m. and side window smashed sometime on July 2, The second annual Somerset gained through the driver-side door, which 2:15 p.m. on July 1, according to reports. according to reports. The vehicle was County Park Commission Bayou Fest reportedly was pulled away from the body A portable compact disc (CD) player parked at Sundeck Park on east new road is scheduled for North Branch Park in of the car. Two items — a gym bag and a was stolen from a motor vehicle parked at a at the time of the incident. Bridgewater on Sunday beginning at vacuum — were reported stolen. Luke Street residence between 9 p.m. on Conti Enterprises on Route 27 had 30 5:30 p.m. Part of the free summer con- A bicycle was reported stolen from a July 1 and 7:30 a.m. on July 2, according to aluminum construction signs stolen some cert series, the festival will feature a Birchwood Court residence on June 29 at 7 reports. The method of entry into the vehicle time between June 25 and July 2, accord- selection of Cajun and Southern food p.m. Reports said the bicycle was left unat- is unknown. The CD player is valued at $240. ing to reports. The estimated value of the and Louisiana dance music. tended and unlocked for only a few minutes. A wallet containing cash and credit signs is $4,000. Performing at the starting time will The bicycle — a 1997 Ultra Railroad boy's cards was stolen from the purse of a resi- Leon Liburd, 20, of Oakdale Village be the VooDudes, a New Jersey band 24-inch bicycle — is valued at $99.95. dent while she was standing outside of the was arrested for possession of marijuana that plays a blend of rhythm and Maria Martinez, 34, of 1078 Newton First Union Bank on 502 Milltown Road on and possession of drug paraphernalia with blues, funk, gospej, southern folk and St., was charged with driving while in- July 2 at 3 p.m., according to reports. The intent to distribute, according to reports. island music. At 7 p.m., C.J. Cheneir toxicated on Route 27 on June 27 at 5 wallet contained $82 in cash, two Citibank Police responded to a dispute involving and the Red Hot Louisiana Band will p.m., according to reports. Visa charge cards, a Discovery charge Liburd. During a patdown, police discov- perform. Concertgocrs are encour- ered paraphernalia. A subsequent search Richard Jagemann, 23, of 13 Clay St., card, a Sears charge card, a J.C. Penneey aged to bring chairs and blankets for of the residence yielded more parapherna- was charged with disorderly conduct, charge card and identification cards. seating. lia. resisting arrest and obstructing justice on A cellular phone was stolen from the For further information, call the the corner of Newton and Patton streets, office of an employee of the Silverline fac- An Oakdale Village residence was Somerset County Park Commission at according to reports. Following a motor tory on Route 1 between 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. burglarized sometime on July 2, according (908) 722-1200, Ext. 221 or the con- vehicle stop, Jagemann was reportedly on July 2, according to reports. The phone to reports. Four handguns were reported cert/activity hotline al Ext. 351. uncooperative with a police officer request- — a black Ikea 1000 — is valued at $140. stolen, including a .380-caliber pistol, a 9 it*s worth flie trip Srosn anywhere. SUSAN

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Stones still pushing for track and field

wight Stones would like to be pleasantly sur- prised this weekend when he and other former D Olympians and world-class track and field ath- letes come to Medford for the On The Road Track and Field World Tour 1997 camp. Once again, the camp will be held at Lenape High School, 235 Hartford Road. The former world record holder in the high jump and a two-time Olympic bronze medalist (1972 in Munich and 1976 in Montreal) has been doing track and field camps like this for five years and is usually disappointed in the number of coaches who attend them. "The challenge is always where are the coaches?" said Stones. "When I do clinics, I'll find 45 high jumpers and maybe four coaches. The clinics are very important for the kids, but they are even more important for the coach- es. They should be at the clinic. "I can accomplish more with the coaches," he added. "If I train one coach, I've trained hundreds of kids because that coach will be able to help other jumpers. Coaches should put their egos aside and learn about the other events. Clinics like this give them the opportunity to talk to world-class athletes. So many coaches build their careers around one event. The true coach goes everywhere they can to get knowledge in areas they don't know." Stones is never one to mince words, and he is con- cerned about the future of track and field in the United States. Although the United States continues to crank out world-class athletes, Stones thinks the United States could be, and should be, doing more. It's one year removed from the Atlanta Games and despite the heroics HIGH FLYER — Legendary high jumper Dwight Stones, a former world record holder, will be con- of Michael Johnson and Carl Lewis, track and field has ducting a jumping camp at Lenape High School in Medford. not advanced. and the coach to properly peak. "We have so much talent in the United States; it's careers and that they can't be competitive in their 30s. "My coaching stresses moderation, planning, peaking Walker was running sub-3:50 miles in his 30s while unprecedented in the world," he pointed out. "Yet, we do and cycling," Stones added. "You have to pick the right a mediocre job developing it and still dominate. Stones was. setting a new American record, winning time to jump highest. When I was jumping, I could hold another national championship and placing fourth in the "We haven't made a concentrated effort to get and my peak for two-and-one-half weeks." Olympics in Los Angeles at 30. keep the best athletes in track and field," the four-time Olympian added. "We still have a cream-rises-to-the-top Stones may be critical of coaches, but he also is their "Had I won the gold medal in Montreal, there's no mentality. I was lucky to be in the right place at the right biggest supporter because he knows firsthand they make way I would have kept going," said Stones, who is now a time. If I had gone to a different high school, I never a difference. His Glendale (Calif.) High School coach, television commentator for NBC and will be doing next would have accomplished what I did." John Barnes, turned Stones into one of the greatest high month's world championships from Athens, Greece. Stones blames USA Track and Field, the sport's gov- jumpers in history. "Montreal made me hang in there and continue my erning body, as much as anyone for America's failure to "I was a 5-6 straddle jumper when I entered high career. I was still competitive at 30, and how many peo- take track and field into the big time. school," explained Stones. "I happened to be in the right ple could say that?" "For the second time in 12 years, we were not pre- place, at the right time, with the right coach. Coach Of all his accomplishments, Stones ranks his win at pared with any plan to take the sport of track and field to Barnes is the one who taught me about peaking. the United States Olympic Trials in 1980 as his greatest the next level," said Stones. "There was no reason not to "I chronicled my last year in high school," he added. memory. He set a personal and American record 7-8 that take advantage of the outstanding performances turned in "I was doing 7-0 feet in early April and then I slumped. I day, surprising everyone, except himself. by our athletes and get the sport more exposure and spon- was ready to panic, but Coach Barnes reminded me that "I hadn't improved on my personal best in eight years, sorship dollars. We had the worst possible leadership." the goal we had set all year was the state championships, I was 30 years old and people were telling me I couldn't Planning and preparation are very important to Stones. and that's when we wanted me to jump my best. I went do it anymore," recalled Stones. "To do 7-8 when I had to He stresses them in his coaching because they are two of on to win the state championship and was undefeated." at the most important meet of the year, that's the one I the ingredients that made him a world-class athlete, who remember the most." set 14 world records during the prime of his career, oaching is about teaching, and that's why the Stones is just one of many former Olympians and cur- "There has to be a long-range goal," explained Stones. scholastic coach is so very critical to an athlete's rent world class athletes who will be in Medford on "Kids today want instant gratification. It's difficult for Cdevelopment. Saturday and Sunday for the On the Road Track and them to keep interest in something when the reward isn't "Some of the greatest coaches are in high school right Field World Tour 1997 that is well attended by athletes immediate." where they belong," said Stones. "There are so many deci- from all over New Jersey. In there lies one of the dilemmas that prevents young sions to be made at that age. It is a critical time for ath- Joining him on the staff are the likes of pole vauller athletes from achieving their best and remaining interest- letes." Mike Tully (a former world record holder and Olympic ed in the sport. Stones thinks that there is too much of an Stones learned a lesson he takes with him today from silver medalist); long jumper Larry Myricks (Olympic emphasis on dual meets where athletes compete in multi- one of his greatest setbacks, the 1976 Montreal Olympics. bronze medalist); hurdler Andre Phillips (Olympic cham- ple events just to help their teams score points. He was the world record holder at the time and the over- pion in the 400-meter intermediate hurdles); sprinter "I don't blame the kids; they want to perform," he whelming favorite to take home the gold medal, but rain Thomas Jefferson (Olympic bronze medalist); shot put said. "That's the responsibility of the coach. Dual meets spoiled his plans turning his gold into bronze. and discus thrower Augie Wolf (Olympic Team mem- don't count to me. There has to be a long-rango plan that "Everything was perfect for me. I was peaking and ber); decathlete Rob Muzzio (1992 Olympian); and race- has the kids peaking for the big meets." had beaten everyone I was facing," noted Stones. "I had walker Ray Funkhouser (two-time U.S. champion). At the clinics, such as the one he'll be running this used speed to dominate the event. I didn't have a plan B "You look at how many Group state champions in weekend, or with the athletes that he himself coaches, for the rain. I wasn't prepared for those conditions. New Jersey that have gone through our camp," noted Stones stresses that there is so much more to high jump- "I learned from Montreal that you can't put all of your Stones. "The proof is in their success." ing, and any event for that matter, than just knowing the eggs in one basket," he added. "You have to have some- Anyone who is interested in attending the On The, fundamental techniques. thing to fall back on." Road Track and Field World Tour should call Lenape "I can teach the jumper the steps, driving off the right That loss also spurred Stones to remain in his sport. High School jumping coach Mike Pascuzzo at (609) 231- side, pumping your arms and the techniques of jumping," He and New Zealand's Olympic 1,500-meter champion 0769 or contact by FAX at (609) 727-9371. Pascuzzo he explained. "Just as important is teaching the athlete in Montreal, John Walker, did more than anyone else to himself is a world-class high jumper (he's cleared 7-5 break the notion that track and field athletes have short 1/4) trained by Stones. _NS_ SENTINEL LY 10, 1997 19 rKNDW "YOUR "RIGHTS "* No one plans on being stopped for driving while intoxicated (BWI) but The Raider's Basketball Camp is gross girls. A county golf card is required slated for Aug. 4 at North Brunswick and the entry fee is $4. Applications are if you are, it is important that Township High School Gymnasium from available at any of the four county golf YOU KNOW YOUR RIGHTS: 8:30 a.m. to noon. The camp will feature courses and at the park commission head- 1. You must take the two sessions, one for children from 7 to quarters. Entries must be received by 4:30 breathalyzer test 11 and another for children 12 to 14. The p.m. July 18. For more information, call 2. You do not have to recite cost is $70 a camper and will include a T- (732) 526-1200, Ext. 231. the alphabet shirt, lectures, use of the fitness center, The Jersey Shore Medical Center is 3. You do not have to perform competitive contests, and daily awards. hosting its 14th Annual Sports Classic on field sobriety tests Enrollment is open until Aug. 4. For more Monday at Deal Golf and Country Club 4- You do not have to answer information, call Ed Breheny at 846-9617. and Hollywood Golf Club, Deal. Golf will any questions The 27th Annual Rovers International be played at Deal and Hollywood and ten- 5. You are entitled to an Soccer Camp and the Mike Romeo Goal- nis only at Hollywood. The $350 entry fee independent blood keeper Camp will kick off on July 21 atfor golfers and $130 for tennis players alcohol test St. Joseph's High School in Metuchen. covers all amenities and includes a play- The camp is open to children from 4 to 17 er's gift package, carts for golfers, hot and When you are released from police custody, years old and has five single-week ses- cold buffet luncheon, mid course/court- you should immediately: sions which are: July 21-25, July 28 to side refreshments, cocktail hour featuring 1. Go to the nearest hospital to have an Aug. 1, Aug. 4-8, Aug. 11-15 and Aug. hot and cold hors d'oeuvres and an awards independent blood analysis 18-22. Bus transportation from St. reception. A shotgun start for golfers will 2. CONTACT AN ATTORNEY Bartholomew's School, East Brunswick, be at 12:30 p.m. and tennis round robin at Being convicted for DWT means the loss of your license will be available for the weeks of Aug. 4 1 p.m. Details: 776-4382. as well as thousands of dollars in surcharges. and Aug. 18. For more information, call The 1997 All-American Football BE SURE YOU HAVE EXPERIENCED, (732)777-1600. Camp will run from Aug. 3-6 at the State KNOWLEDGEABLE REPRESENTATION TO The South Brunswick Department of of New Jersey Department of Military and MINIMIZE YOUR EXPOSURE AND Recreation/Community Affairs will be of- Veterans Affairs Base in Sea Girt. Al MAXIMIZE YOUR PROTECTION. fering two sports clinics for girls in grades Rotella, a New Jersey Hall of Fame mem- six through nine. Field hockey will be ber who has 42 years of coaching experi- held July 14-16 and volleyball will be ence; Ed Caporale, who has 34 years of 9O8-821 -O2OO held on July 21-23 at Woodlot Park from coaching experience; and Bill Roca; a 23- 9 a.m. to noon. For more information, call year coaching veteran, are the directors of Keith J. Burns, Esq. Michael S. Richmond, Esq. the Recreation Office at 329-4000, Ext. the All-American Football Camp. For former East Brunswick former South Brunswick & Municipal Prosecutor Franklin Municipal Prosecutor 671, Monday through Friday from 8:30 more information, call (201) 298-8803 or a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (201) 927-8805 (evenings). 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FINANCIAL 120,000 to $50,000/year HELPER Lunch on the World Yachting • Computer friendly (732J 248-8222 Call 908-972-3084 TEACHERS 1-800-348-7186x3081 ROOFING & SIDING Cruise • Organized fax (732) 248-1082 ECORATING ASSOCIATE "all 90B-679-2291 • Willing to learn DEMONSTRATORS Conservative afternoon Limo to Atlantic City ign on now for your ex,tra Hebrew School, weekdays. eeking creative business ..'ABORERS & MAINTENANCE Llm'o to NYC to see a SECRETARY linded person for Interior Inside/Outside Sales Tor PT In PM. Knowledge of :ash because hostesses are Please Call 732-446-1202 FT/PT available for conscien- Broadway Show jailing to get an extra $25. in lecorating. Training. Part/full tious, dependable individuals Gambling and lunching at the • To help develop and grow Windows 95 & Microsoft word TEACHERS lor children's Sat- Ime. Call 908-946-8896 • Recruitment/Real Estate ssential Knowledge of ree merchandise in July. With urdays AM enrichment classes to work at Golf Driving Range. track lo experience. FHEE $300. kit We will train. Driver's license Etc. etc. lineage In our Classified Spanish a plus, in Matawan beginning 10/97. ELIVERY - NCC Now Hiring • Experience in one of training. Joyce 908-390-5013 Specialties needed: Soccer. EMPLOYMENT p to $6,000,/month. Deliver necessary & mechanical expe- The recruiting business Is not T Manalapan off Rt 9. rience a plus. Call for details these areas a BIG plus. ax Resume to: 908-780-5115 CHRISTMAS AROUND Cneerleading, Art, Calligraphy, implications. No experience. lasy, but It is lucrative and THE WORLD & GIFTS Drama, Preschool, Police Sci- -800-373-3696, Ext. 6276 Old Bridge 732-360-0800 ixciting. For more information Send or fax resume to: iECRETARY DRIVER WANTED as chauf- ence, Fossils & Dinosaurs, LAWN SPRINKLER Installer ind a confidential Interview E. Cllaham azlet export company. IENTAL FRONT DESK :all Rita Whitney. feur for privately owned other Specialties. Background leceptionist, collections, Valid driver's license necessa- Greater Media Newspapers 108-888-1687 imousine. Call 732-431-4900 In specialty plus ability to work ry. Experience preferred. Good SHAIN ASSOCIATES PO Box 1080 Full Time yping. Personable, profes- SECRETARY- Experienced with children required. $14. per iional attitude required. 31/2 pay & overtime, steady work. 515 Plalnfield Avenue E. Brunswick, NJ 0881S hour. Call 732-566-3186 Alter 7pm call 732-446-7027 Edison, NJ 08817 vlth excellent telephone & MAINTENANCE ay week, NO weekends. :ommunicaiion skills, ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT MTAWAN area. Call Linda (732) 248-8222 Fax: 908-432-0016 fax (7J2) 248-1082 E.O.E. computer knowledge a must. MECHANIC /Ion., Tues, Thurs. or Fn. 9-12, LIFEGUARDS iood benefits, Marlboro area, TELLER Long term to permanent '32-566-7717 Needed for all 732-972-1333 Tha Manor, a 123-bed nursing Looking for energetic, outgoing position available in MARLBORO SWIM CLUB Old Bridge, Edison home, currently has a person with teller experience DRIVER/ 908-617-9600, 9am-4:30pm (or Credit Union In Sayreville. & East Brunswick WORLDWIDE Part-Time/Temporary • Word OFFICE ASSISTANT- Maintenance Mechanic Call Lynn between • Excel SCHOOL BUS Opening lor responsible Wholesale Floor Coverings SUPER position available. 9 am & 3 pm at • Phones With or without CDL license. individual lor expanding, IVE-IN &ASSISTANT SUPER 908-727-3500 Ext. 18 Will train. Good pay with challenging, fast paced 1055 route 1 south Jorth Brunswick area. 87 unit The ideal candidate will WESTERN benefits, Call 908-536-3485 Optometry Office. Experienced Edison, N.J. 08837 :omplex. Must know oarpen- possess experience in TYPISTS NEEDED DRIVER/WAREHOUSE preferred but willing to train the :ry, electrical, painting, plumb- electrical, mechanical, and Hours: "1-9 Monday-Friday STAFF SERVICES Willing to get CDL. Benefits right career minded individual. ing & general maintenance. general maintenance functions & 4-9 Monday-Friday. Duties 190 Route 18 Upply: Rick s Saddle Shop Old Bridge. Resume required. Service Representative Experience required, Include; typing, filing & faxing. Turnpike Metroplex !82 Route 539, Cream Ridge Call 732-721-2020 "end resume to: We offer a competitive salary. Experience helpful. Keyport East Brunswick, NJ 08816 Full Time Sreater Media For immediate consideration, area. FAX resume to: 732-296-1100 Box 3304 please forward your resume, 1-800-697-2228 Worldwide Wholesale of Edison is seeking an PO Box 1080 or apply In person at: . East Brunswick, NJ 08816 WINDOW WASHER TRAVEL AGENT FT/PT experienced and responsible individual to Perfect for students work in it's data entry/service department. TEACHERS THE MANOR Old Bridge area. Weekdays Incentive travel company seeks FT/PT experienced in early 689 West Main Street 3-6pm & all day Saturday. Excellent benefits including hospitalization, childhood education. Freehold, NJ 07728 tall 908-928-5540 qualified person for travel division. major medical, 401k and insurance program. Infants thru Pre-K. Fax: (908)409-2446 Call Maryann: 908-545-1556 Ph: (908)431-5200 Knowledge of corporate/leisure helpful. WAREHOUSE EOE M/F/D/V Call 732-906-1400 X16 Distribution center located TEiEPHONE Worldspan system with TRAMS South River is now accepting MEDICAL BILLING/ applications for full and par COLLECTIONS INTERVIEWERS Accounting. Excellent commission split time employment. Pick-pack 20 hours a week, flexible. East EAST BRUNSWICK assembly, call between 8am & Brunswick billing company. No Sales! 9:30am ONLY. Send resume with salary re- No Experience on existing and new business. Full Call Debbie 732-257-4014 quirements to: backup and support. Call Incentive PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT PO Box 563 CWe Will Train) WAREHOUSE Soulh River, NJ 08882 A Manalapan ' based Nationall Recognized for Excellence OFFICE-Chiropractic. Old Travel Services 908-297-6000, or Several Warehouse Positions Bridge. General office duties. Market Research Co. is is seeking outstanding professionals for in Dayton, Sayrevilfe & Edison Must be good with figures & looking for individuals fax resume 908-297-1991. • General Laborers flexible, permanent position. with great people skills. the following positions: • Fork Lift Operators Monday, Wednesday, Friday • Machine Operators 2-5 , 2 Saturdays a month Nights & Weekend HEAD BOYS LACROSSE COACH - HIGH SCHOOL All Shifts Available 8:30-1:30. Call 732-679-1100 Hours Available. HEAD FRESHMEN WESTERN PEST CONTROL TECHNICIAN WORLDWIDE Must have license 7A. Flexible Call FOOTBALL COACH - JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL STAFF SERVICES hours. P/T possible leading to Wholesale Floor Coverings 190 Route 18 F/T, Includes evenings 8. (908) $08-0500 Send resume, and three letters of reference to: Turnpike Metroptex weekends. Must have own car 1055 route 1 south East Brunswick, NJ 08816 & valid driver's license. Call Ask for Maris Edison, N.J. 08837 Mrs, Brenda Witt, Asst. Supt. for Personnel 732-296-1100 1-800-962-2847 760 Route 18, East Brunswick, NJ 08816 Service Representative EOE Weekends/Nights Retail Someone's Life Is on the Line Excellent opportunity for responsible EXPLORE individuals with data entry experience. If you're ready to recognise the dill impact of your telemarketing some exciting opportunities! and interpersonal skills, put them to work where they can help save lives,..at the newly renovated, New Brunswick-based Teleinaiketing " Call 732-906-1400 X16 ATTEND OUR Center of die New York Blood Service. Here you'll be a vital parr of stimulating and securing community involvement in donor OPEN HOUSE! programs for die nations leading blood collection, research and ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT- Your local V/awti Food Market is now hiring jrf t **» distnbution service Cunendy, we are seeking: PART-TIME ASSOCIATES TEAM LEADERS EAST BRUNSWICK Morning & Evening Shifts/$1O per hour ENTRY LEVEL MANAGEMENT Will be responsible for niotivating telemarketers and For Private Party Items Greater Media, Inc. has a rare open- Join Wawa and enjoy: supervising dieir call activities to ensure accurate appointments ing for an administrative assistant at Competitive Pay and attainment of goals. The effective leader is results-oriented its beautiful national headquarters on Work near home with people you like with first line supervisory experience, a HS Diploma and • 4 Lines Route 18, next to Turnpike Exit 9 in Be a respectedmembe r of a team exceptional communication/people skills, Background in s East Brunswick. The person leaving is Learn skills and grow Telemarketing, Sales or Customer Service essential; knowledge Opportunities for promotion of statistical madi and blood services desired. 9;00am-l:00pm retiring to Arizona after ten years with and 5:30pm-9:30pm shifts available. 2 Times the company. You'll work directly with Profit-sharing, low interest Credit Union loans, cable TV and radio executives using company matched savings plan TELEMARKETERS • PrfrFaid (ull when eligible) word processing and spreadsheet All Shifts/$8.25 per hour • $5,00 each additional line skills. If you have at least three years, OPEN HOUSES ARE AT THE Working 16 hours per week, you will be responsible for > Not refundable experience at senior executive levels FOLLOWING LOCATIONS setting up and confirming appointments for blood donors. To • Price adjustments only and are a highly organized, indepen- MONDAY, JULY 7TH, 4pm - 8pm qualify, you must demonstrate flexibility, a strong telephone dent worker, come see us. Our com- SAYKEVILLE manner, and a willingness to work in a fast paced setting. Any Washington & Jernee Mill ltd experience in telemarketing, or with PCs and autodial petitive compensation package 254-0215 BLOOD systems, would be an asset, however, training will be provided. includes medical, dental and 401 (k) JACKSON Morning, afternoon and evening hours open. benefits. Greater Media is an equal Bennetts Mill ltd. & Manhattan Ave. We are conveniendy located near the State Theater, offer an CALL opportunity employer. Send resume 928-4333 excellent working atmosphere, and provide free private and salary requirements to: THURSDAY, JULY 10TH, 4pm - 8pm parking in our secured lot located just across the street. For CLASSIFIED HAZLET immediate consideration, please apply in person, call ItTK 36 (908)628-0734, fax (908)220-7199, or send your resume to: # GREATER MEDIA, INC. 888-0034 Telemarketing Dept., New Jersey Blood Services, 167 New Street, New Brunswick, NJ 08901. EOE M/F/D/V P.O. Box 1059 IF YOU CANNOT ATTEND OUR East Brunswick, NJ 08816 OPEN HOUSE PLEASE CALL Attn: Bonnie 1-800-WAY-TO-WORK A &!®wY®rk Blood Center or stop in at your local Wawa Where concern for the community comes first. Equal Opportunity Employer EDO mMv 22 SENTINEL, JULY 10, 1997 NS 048 Genera I 048b Infants 049 Merchandise II 051 Sporting Child Care Merchandise Juvenile Items ^A/anted | Equipment

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Collectibles DAYBED new in box w/popup CARPET 037 Babysitting & 2 mattresses Cost $850 Just completed large develop- ChildCare sell $225 Call 908-442-0323 ment Over 1 000 yards left Closeout$3 95 Call Eddie ANTIQUES DINETTE SET- 5pc Marbel- 908-591 0869-800-246-0869 Top prices paid for Antique ized formica gray Like new! CHILD CARE ALTERNATIVE $425 Sofa & loveseat leather, CURIO CABINET- 4 beveled European "All PAIRS' live-in furniture oriental rugs glass shelves $150 19" Col- paintings, |ewelry & silver We beige Good condition $200 help, reliable, experienced, Call 732-972-2423 or TV $50 Kitchen table, oval English speaking legal, govt purchase entire contents of $50 Call 732-723-1052 approved program Under estates Will come to your DINING ROOM home Call 908 862 0200 Black marble laquer Table & DISKWASHER-GE $200/week undercounter-$5O Girl's 20" Call Au Pair USA al buffet 3 years old Make an ofler Call 732-651-1057 Ross BIKE-$40 Girl's 16" 1-800-AU-PAIRS WANTED BIKE-$25 732-679-1 M9 Interexchange 161 Sixth SI ANTIQUES, MAHOGANY & DINING ROOM SET & CHINA New fork, NY ALL FURNITURE CABINET-Lighted w/server, 3 FISH TANK ESTATES OR 1 PIECE leaves & pads 8 pc Norltake 30 gallon complete w/stand & Galleries 903-446-9490 China set Fostena glass serv- extras $75 or best offer CHILDCARE ing dishes 732-607-1197 Call 732-536-9636 In private home Certified teachers Fun for 12-30 mos DINING ROOM SETVOsRetro IS YOUR WATER SAFE' 908-721-2620 043 Appliances Glass top table w/silver bam- HARMFUL BACTERIA CAN boo frame, 6 matching black CAUSE DISEASE, PROTECT CHILDREN'S CHOICE directors chairs-$100 or best YOUR FAMILY TEST YOUR 46 W Ferris St E Brunswick offer 732-254-6882 WATER AT HOME ORDER Ages 3 months - Syears FREEZER UPRIGHT-4 shelf BACTIPURE TEST KIT-$20 Kindergarten State Certified also on door 5'x2'x2' $75 00 DINING ROOM SET CALL 908-249-0148 Open 8 30am-7om 12 months 732-536 8339 after 5pm. Contemporary Pecan Wood, 2 a year Call 908-613-4488 leaves, 6 upholstered chairs, KITCHEN CABINETS Save up to 70% on mapr EAST BRUNSWICK Chlttick REFRIGERATORS china hutch & server $650 or best offer Call 732-297-5547 brands while quantities last School Affordable reliable, Guaranteed, 90 days Call 908-329-6000 loving child care in my home $175 + Choice of sizes and DINING ROOM SET Modern Days, eves,weekends Exc colors Very clean Glass & stone-table & 4 uphol- refs, nonsmoker 732-316-1946 Can deliver 908-225-5272 stered chairs & buffet - cream KITCHEN SALE Asking $2.500 908-390-5211 Amana 25 cu ft white-side x EAST BRUNSWICK -Working WASHER GE & DRYER side REFRIGERATOR, water parents I will care for your child WHIRLPOOL-Heavy duty DINING ROOM SET Virginia- & ice on door-asking $850 Ca- in my smoke free home All extra large capacity Good House Trestle table w/4 loric Double OVEN self clean- ages Refs 732-297-5957 working cond $200 both leaves 6chairs buf- $200 GE DISHWASHER Pot Call 732-617-9028 fet/hutch New cond $3,000 or Scrubber - Sharp Carousel best offer Call 732-536-4519 MICROWAVE + C ART, EFAUPAIR CABlNETS-teak color wood EUROPEAN LIVE-INS DINING ROOM SET- Formal All exc cond 732-972-2435 Carefully screened, profes- 044 Computers Mahogany 44 ' x 68" table w/2 sionally trained English speak- 12" leaves 4 side a 2 arm ing, legal visas Experience chairs Call 732-431-5230 MOVING SALE the benefits of Intercultural DINING ROOM TABLE Assortment of office furniture, child caret Average $192 per 486 COMPUTER-COMPUADD, Craig Italian Marble computer monitors, keyboards, week For more info call Modem, keyboard & monitor, Paid $1,200 asking $700 rocking chair 732-446-1316 Check the Classified Pages. Michelle or David Chusen all software Good for student Call 732-787-3952 908-566-8937 or parts $375 732-290-3115 MOVING SALE Gov't desiqnated.non-profit DINING ROOM-Cherry wood Brand new elec dryer xtra h 1-800-333-6056 formal 8 pcs New tn box Cost washer, gas grill, playpen a 1 Memorial Dr Cambridge MA PARAHGI1 $3,000 sell $995 908-442-2919 asst other items 732-566 4685 You're sure to find ELITE NANNIES Computer Information ESTATE SALE MOVING SALE SOFA-Broyhlll-full size, pastel Try being more than selective- Technologies, Inc Couch, chair, end tables Call TINA at ELITE STAFF- pink a green floral Tapestry lamps, bedroom furniture, ING, INC 293 Constitution countryLOVESEAT& dresser, kitchen table hi-chair what you're looking for. Cir, N B NJ 908-628-0545 OTTOMAN both like new &more Call 732-422-0235 $200 each 732-683-1985 MARLBORO- Live in Nanny KITCHEN CHAIRS (6) MOVING SALE available Prefer baby or Swivel base w/washable fabric Couch, dining room, washers young children Former Filipina seats, arms & back Paid $700 teacher Call 732-536-6215 dryer. Patio table, other items We'll even help you sell asking $300 732-390-9185 Prices Neg 732-972-6293 MONDAY MORNING INC. Mealing all 01 /our business KITCHEN SETS- Heavy Oak, NORDIC TRAC PRO - $350 Reliable, insured child care computer nBeds 4 sets of table & chairs Metal Double STROLLER -Perego- 908-253-9595 Full-time and Part time bar stools w/ fabric seats 12 $150 CHEST-$50 CAR your fish's outgrown home! consulting. avail Call 908-360-1127 SEAT-lnfant, etc 908-446-8775 NANNIES AT ONCE Lone term, short tern, LIVING ROOM SET- Black for Live-in/out Licensed for 23 anofloiirly contracts. Call lor Ires consultation and quole couch, loveseat & chair (2) years References checked end & coffee tables ent PATIO FURNITURE - PVC (732} 316-9890 center $550 Glass top Kit set 6 chairs & 54" octagon table SELECTIVE NANNY Exc cond $25 Camcorder Asking $250 CALL 1-800-660-4ADS 288 SUMMERHILL RD , E B Fax: (732) 316-9650 $400 Call 732-360-4708 Call 732-238-0344 908-432-9500 NS SENTINEL, JULY 10, 1997 23

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Michael JOHN'S CERAMIC TILE "Ihurs , Fn & Sat 7/10/11 & 12, faithful intercessor of all who Invoke 070Air/Heat At The PRINCETON AIRPORT your special patronage in time of Moon-Walks • Ball Crawls Gutman 908-792-1760 8am-3pm Baby items, toys Introductory Flights $40 + LOST DOG- Black & White fe- REMODELING S REPAIRS clothes, picnic tbl & much more male, answers to Randi Lost need lo you I have recourse from Dunk Tanks • High Striker Q MARLBORO • Open Every Day 'Til Dark « the depth of my heart and humbly • Toss Games • Sno-Kones MOON WALK Bathrooms • Foyers • Kltohans Gift certificates Available in Morganville area, Sat 7/5 Over 25 years experience late at night 732-591-5761 beg to whom God has given such Cotton Candy • Popcorn & COTTON CANDY MACHINE MOVING SALE FAA Certified • 609-921-3100 great powerto come to my "Kids have more fun ALLTECH FREE ESTIMATES Rent US For YOUR Next Party Call 908-324-7983 8 Eileen La (Off Wyncrest Rd ) LOST-TERRIER PUP- 8 mos assistance Help me in my present in a Galaxy Moon-Walk" FUN TIME RENTALS Complete A/C • Heatlng_& Sat 7/12, 9-3pm Furniture, old brown & white Journey and urgent petition In return I Call Monica 908-521-5422 Electnal Services Lic# EB household items, toys, clothes 063b Tutoring Mill Rd & Bordentown Ave promise to make your name known GALAXY 13393A Call 908-530-8560 & MUCH MOREI Sayreville, on June 2Bth and cause you to be invoked Say PARTY MUSIC TEMPCO AIR & HEAT KINGS TILE Name is Rocky REWARD) three Our Fathers three Hail Marys 908-723-1234 Installers of TILE &. MARBLE Q OLD BRIDGE CALL 732-254-0725 KEYBOARD VOCALIST Sales S Service - Fair & 29 Morsell PI (Off Cindy St) and Glorias Publication must be BONABINI THE CLOWN Dance, Cocktail. Slng-A-Longs, Dependable - Residential S Specializing in Regroullng Sat 7/12, 9-2pm Ram date ALGEBRA & GEOMETRY promised St Jude pray for us all Will brighten your child's Weddings, Anniversaries, Comm Call 908-251-8624 Recaulkins & All Repair Work 7/13 Boys clothes 0-4, misc High School Math Certified who Invoke your aid Amen This special day 908-723-9244 Birthdays Judy 90B-431-128B Pager 908-228-0367 Free Estimates. 908-679-9500 furn items, wood stove & more teacher Call 908-431-5414 Novena has never been known to fail This- Novena must be said for NARISl TILE • OLD BRIDGE ALGEBRA I & II nine consecutive days Thanks EXPERT INSTALLATION 85 Southwood Dr (offRt 516) Geometry & Basic Skills Need 'Ceramic Tile 'Granite "Marble Sat a Sun 7/12 & 13,9-3 help? Feeling frustrated? J.M. Call Joe 908-617-0325 Toddler beds, rocking chair, Experienced teacher and tutor PETS/ANIMALS baby items, toys, clothes, etc Call 908-613-9225 HOW TO PUBLISH A NOVENA 076Cleaning Domestic > If you wish to publish : Prayer to St. Judo 0h Holy SI Judo Aposllo and ABSOLUTELY SPOTLESS Matlyi grnal In vliniQ and ich in Move-WOut Carpets,Windows miracles naai Kinsman of Jesus Weekly • Biweekly • Monthly Greater Media Newspapers, Ctinst lailMul Intercessor QfjH wno ifwoke VOTII special pall wiaQa In Dine Insured & Bonded Free Est you «jay u£e ths olncod loyou Ihaveiecomse !i«n 908-431 -9099 • 908-946-3434 lite depin ol my luan and huiiLbcy below of call beg to whom God lies often such Qreat powei to come la my assls AFFORDABLE CLEANING 10. Your kids are in college & their Big Wheels are in your garage. tance Help me in my present and uigtuil petition Inietum Ipiormsa Have your home or office IQ m»Ka your romo known and cause cleaned by someone who 9. Your ex-husband's bowling ball is rolling around in the attic. yDti la be Invoked cares Free estimates. Your prayer will be published Say three Ou Fathers Itnee Hall Call anytime 732-418-0832 Marys and Glorus Publcauon must APARTMENTS, HOUSES, newspaper In yow coromtutity. be promised St Jude pray lor us all 8. You still have your Lawrence Welk 8 track tape collection. wno Invoke yaui aid Amen This OFFICES AA1-EXC. cleaning, ttwaa has never been known ID litl =xp , honest, reliable, reason Cost $29. L ITlis Novella must be said for 9 cm Rets Call 903-432-4009 secutoJW LHR 7. Your polyester leisure suits are crowding your closet. BRAZIL CLEAN-houses. offices Call Shirley any time 6. No one wants to see your ash tray collection. 908-698-9703 Name BRAZILIAN LAOY CLEANING Homes & Offices Refs Exp. 5. Your goldfish died in 1982 but you still have the bowl. Address.. Fres ast Call 908-324-8441 BRAZILIAN Woman w/axp will Phone JtnfUtria ail «od ol pr«y«_ clean your house or office. 4. YOU still have those Edsel snowtires. Excellent References! MCJVtSA/nlSCOVERIt EXP. Call Betania 908-727-7139 3. You're still using a Lava lamp to read by. CLEANING woman available Condos, apartments, houses 2. You'll get a FREE GARAGE SALE KIT. Please return form Call 732-294-61S1 Check One Prayer: with check or money order CLEANSWEEP 1. YOU'LL REACH 350,000 READERS AND GET GREAT RESULTS for $29.00 payable COMMERCIAL/RESIDENTIAL • St.Jude Novena to Greater Media Newspapers. Days, Evenings, Weekends FREE es' Reas Ins Refs D Prayer to St.Jude CLASSIFIED 908-314-2386 • 908-525-3572 DEPARTMENT Experienced woman will clean D Prayer to the Blessed Virgin your house or office Excellent $4 A LINEM-800-660-4ADS Greater Media Newspapers references, own transportation • Prayer to the Holy Spirit P.O. Box 1080 Call 908-351-2951 LIVE IN HOUSEKEEPER East Brunswick, N.J. 08816 Filipina teacher Experienced No driving Call 732-536-6215 24 SENTINEL, JULY 10, 1997 076 Cleaning : 083 Masonry 091 Roofing 092! Special 080 Gutters 081 Lawn Care 086 Painting 087 Power Poitiestic Landscaping ; Pavjng ^/Vallpapering ^A/ashing v Siding V ^Services

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Call Ed, 908-536-2477 A BRANCH INSPECTION ALL WORK GUARANTEED PAPER REMOVAL Call 908-679-1793 Root Repair Specialist HOWE CLEANING AT ITS HERE Spring Clean-ups 908-628-5955 Leave message 15 YEARS EXPERIENCE Free Estimate 908-679-2142 RICK'S POWERWASHING VERY BEST. 908-257-8463 1-800-660-4ADS Tree/Stump removal CORNERSTONE MASONRY DECKS • PATIOS • HOUSES GUTTER CLEANING SPANK-N-CLEAN - Prof. Trimming/Pruning • Concrete Work ' FREE Demos. 908-251-9553 Free estimates. Fully Insured 096 Windows Home S Office Cleaners. CUTTING EDGE Gutters Cleaned/Fixed • Brick Pavers • Mail Boxes • LERIO PAINTING Evans Malnt. 1-800-303-3873 Reliable, Rafs, 908-390-8711 Stone-Mulch-Sod-Soil •Fireplaces • Steps • Painting, Plastering, Taping Free Estimates Fully Insured • Repairs • Foundalions • C.J.S. CONSTRUCTION GUTTER COMPANY Shaetrock, Papernanging 088 Pool SPECIALISTS IN SPOTLESS Housacleaning WE SHOW UPtl 908-251-7307 All Other Phases of Masonry Free Estimates Best Service. Good Prices. Seamless gutters & leaders & Call Pete 908-972-0933 Services • SIDING'WINDOWS Exc. Refs. Mara 908-432-0304 gutter guards installed. ABSOLUTELY, ALWAYS, 908-390-8655 •HOME REMODELING Cleaning & repairs. AFFORDABLE CUSTOM MASONRY Best prices. FREE estimates Quality workmanship, CREIGHTON LANDSCAPE Experience equals quality work 732-698-1999 • 1-888-776-0577 PERFECTION Guaranteed. Call 908-656-1327 Mowing service, landscape FOR OVER 20 YEARS MIKE'S FREE POOL REMOVAL WINDOW & DOOR COMPANY 076a Contractors renovations, clean-ups, NO JOB TOO SMALL PROFESSIONAL ALUMINIUM POOLS CARLIN ROOFING Sales • Service • Installation GUTTER Cleaning & Repairs pruning and transplanting, CALL ERIC 908-521-6069 CALL 908-281-7056 CONSTRUCTION - Roofs Call 732-462-4740 FREE ESTIMATES tree removal, stump grinding, Painting & Wallpapering Inc. Vinyl Siding, All Repairs. Free Call John BOB-251-0893 DON'S CUSTOM MASONRY Int/Exl 10%6ff.Free%st. and landscape design. Fireplace s/Patios/Foundations Est, Insured. 732-458-5619 ATTENTION -Builders 8 Call 908-446-1907 096b Window Homeowners. Backhoe service Free estimates. 908-251-4352 1-800-820-1711 089 Plumbing $350. per day orig. $400. Also 080a Handy CENTRAL Washing ALAN LANDSCAPING FERNANDO MASONRY- PAINTING & PAPERHANGING general constr. 908-846-1643 Persons specializing in Concrete, blocks, brick,pavers, SIDING & ROOFING Int./Ext. Free Est. Honest 30 Years Experience CREATIVE LANDSCAPE driveway paving, stucco, etc. prices Call Joe 908-937-8166 DESIGN Fully Insured. Free Estimates A.T.C. Fully Insured Free Estimates LEVY'S DUN-RITE 077Drywall 5% Discount With This Ad WINDOW WASHING AFFORDABLE HANDYMAN RR ties • Allen Block Walls Call 908-446-5877 Plumbing & Heating, Inc. Pavers • Sod * Mulch • Lawns PAINTING All Your Plumbing Needs Call 732-297-9668 Reas. rates. Call 90B-739-8755 Sheet rock All jobs. Quick response. 15 MASON will fix & repair steps, years, experience. References. Interior/Exterior - Wallpaper REASONABLE RATES CALL 732-257-0948 sidewalks & plastering Very removal. Powerwashing. IRADI ROOFING Call 908-787-6538 reasonable. 908-988-0029 ALLAIRE CONTRACTING Quality work. 20 yrs exp. 908-536-4954 ALL TYPES (flat, slate.shingle) ALL AROUND HANDYMAN ALWAYS LANDSCAPING Insured. John 908-251-0893 105 Boats for Sale Prof, taping & spackling since Complete la wn & yard MASONRY-NEW WORK Lie. #9816, Fully Insured "Why Replace When You Can 1984. Free est. 609-259-2080 All Types Of: REPAIRS. Refs. Available Repair" • Gutters Cleaned • Home Repairs/Improvements maintenance. All phases of ALAN BLACKBURN lands ~ -•" Call 908-254-0643 PAINTING • Roof Repair Specialist • DRYWALLSPECIALtST- 908-257-2750 or908-431-3981 Interior/exterior. Wallpapering. Plumbing/Heating Slate Repair & Replacement Is 19' STINGRAY '93- Bowrider, Sheetrcck. tape, popcorn ceil- on all Water Heaters, Boiler Installat- O. MASONRY Affordable prices. Free est. An Art. 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Interior/Exlenor • Fully Insured UNBEATABLE RATES Free est. Fully ins. 908-972-9628 Call 732-721-7142 means savings for you ". AUTOMOTIVE Fully insured • 908-316-2337 FREE Estimates 90B-7B0-3575 Complete Kitchen & Bath Exp. & Ins. 732-846-7525 POPCORN CEILINGS Remodeling. Water Heaters. ALL TYPES of Electrical Work F & R HOME ARBORCARE Sewer & Drain Cleaning MAGIC TOUCH Professionally sprayed Reasonable Rates. Free Est ROOFING & SIDING Recessed lights, track lighting, IMPROVEMENT-lnter., Exter. 084 Moving With or without glitter paddle fans, service changes. Painting, Carpentry. Fully TREE EXPERTS Call 908-525-1625 License #5628. WE DO IT ALL Fully Insured • FREE Estimates 1110 Autos for Salel Lie. H 6252. Hal 908-572-6750 Insured. Frank 908-787-6526 Removal • Pruning • Stumps Storage 732-525-0712 ' Free Estimates. Fully Insured CALL 732-727-0014 AMP ELECTRICAL-All HANDYMAN-The Home SUTKOWSKI'S WALLS ROOFING BY Electrical repairs / Installations owner's Friend. 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Cheapest prices, for free est, 908-679-5999 THE WALL DOCTOR License #5568 cash + an additional $50. off GCP ELECTRIC, Lie. 012849 BLAC OAK, INC. with this ad. Excludes estimates Toll Free 1-8BB-LITES77 ODD JOBS - Can do most 084a Light Custom Paperhanging anything,. No Job Too Small. LAWN MAINTENANCE By Tex Miller. 908-536-9451 908-251-5660 prior to 5/14/1997. CRAWFORD ELECTRIC Call John 908-251-0893 LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR Hauling Call 732-583-0412 BUY CARS FOR $125, 908-928-4300 Lic./ff 11325 Commercial/Residential RODD PLUMBING or 1-800-794-ROOF Fully Insured. FREE Estimates WALLPAPER Seized & sold locally by Landscape lights at low prices SUPER HANDYMAN • Hot water heaters • S & R ROOFING & SIDING IRS, DEA, FBI Call 908-679-8248 Hung with TLC. Patience & • Boilers, sinks, faucets • Recessed Tights from $55. Carpentry • Interior Painting Neatness! Maria 908-888-1337 Windows, Carpentry. Fully Ins. 1 -800-522-2730 ext 2730 REMOVAL •All repairs. N.J. Llcll 6371« FREE Estimates. 732-679-2291 DEPENDABLE Electric Co. Kitchens & Baths BLADE RUNNER Attics, Basements, Debris CADILLAC ELDORADO '85 Lie.#5151. Complete service. Wallpaper & Tile -Powerwashing Cuts, Cleanups, Maintenance, No Job Too BIG CALL 908-257-6502 Silver/gray, lully loaded, new Free Estimates. 908-738-7070 All types of home repairs. 087 Power SILVER STAR brakes, only 2 owners. Bargm Call 908-442-8782 Powerwashlng. 908-739-1161 Riok 908-251-5953 TOM'S PLUMBING JBS ELECTRIC- A/C lines & Washing EXTERIORS $800. Call 908-679-9297 to pools. Celling & attic fans. EVEN-EDGE Plumbing & Heating. Water see after 5:00pm. 085 Odd Jobs Roofing & Siding Reasonable. Lie W11363. 080b Home LAWN MAINTENANCE Heaters, Boilers, Appliances & CADILLAC FLEETWOOD 908-888-B298 Commercial/Residential BOOTH POWERWASHING Gas Grills Installed. Small jobs Labor Warranty Cleanups 24 hr. Service BROUGHAM'87. Blue w/blue lmprQvements| Spring/Fall Clean-ups Homes • Decks & morel OK. 7 day serv. NJ Plumbing int. Good cond. reliable, runs 908-238-1544 FREE est. Call 732-739-1141 Lie. ft 9454, Call 908-727-77f9 Call 908-355-3166 JRM ELECTRIC Fully Insured Free Estimates well. Best offer. 732-308-1261 Free Estimates. Lie. #9944 Bonded & Insured AAFORDABLE CUSTOM L&M TREE SERVICE •AAA» INTERIOR RENOVATIONS Expert Tree/Stump Removal Residential & Commercial Demo • Carpentry - Drywall - Affordable Clean-ups. Free Estimates. Insured We take away anything. Painting. Great prices. Toll Call 908-257-1712 908-525-9770 Free 1-88B-452-7717 ext. 35 Free est. 908-264-2520 AFFORDABLE CLEAN-UPS AAFORDABLE REPLACE- L.J. SERVICES Basements, garages, attics, RYAN MENT Windows-Doors- Clean-ups. Weekly cutting. yards and light hauling, also Siding. Great Prices. Toll Free Etc. Insured. 908-254-0481 Real Estate Specials 1-888-452-7717 ext. 35. ELECTRIC CO. MT Call 908-607-0567 ADDITIONS - ALL HOME ALLEN CONTRACTING Free Estimates. 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Call 732-679-7578 pliances, metal, dirt, concrete, Call George 908-23B-2257 Bricks, etc. 908-446-3196 TRASH & JUNK REMOVAL DENNIS FENCING Anything you want taken to Install - Repairs - All Types PARADISE LAWN CARE dumps. Free Estimates Free Est. Call 732-583-7439 Complete Lawn Maintenance Call 908-721-8246 BASEMENTS A-Z Landscaping, Fertilizing WALT'S Clean Up Saves U $$ All carpentry, design S installa- Pruning & Mulching Homes, yards, gar., etc. Guar 079c Floor tion, kitchens, bannisters, fram- Fully Ins. Free est. 908-257-8991 BEATAIf pricesf 908-613-1267 Finishing ing, doors, closets, ceramic tile, custom decks & more. ROTOTiLLING Call Sam 908-607-0712 Larson Services • 908-536-2613 086 Painting FLOORS Cleaned & Waxed HOME MAINTENANCE Wallpapering Still in business after 40 All carpentry needs, decks/ RYAN'S years. Sam Delin Floor Wax- walkway repairs, closets, win- ing. Call for free estimate. dow washing, tree/yard work, LANDSCAPING ABTOZ REAL DEAL 908-566-8690 etc., etc. Caff908-251-9342 TOTAL LAWN CARE $399. 3 ROOM SPECIAL DEAL HARDWOOD FLOORS SAL'S PAINTING J&C CONTRACTING REASONABLE • RELIABLE HOME IMPROVEMENTS Sanded Finished. Installed ALL HOME IMPROVEMENTS Free Estimates 908-721-6499 Decks Sanded & Relinished. SIDING • WINDOWS • DOORS 908-390-0103 '908-521-0537 ' Tom 908-238-4879 732-525-2822 • 732-360-0606 STUMP & BRUSH ACCENT PAINTING- All JOBS Excellent Indoors Outdoor RE-NU FLOOR SANDING LARRY & SON LOTS CLEARED Painting. Residential & SINCE 1948. 908-545-8892 For Private Party Items DECKS-DECKS'DECKS Rudy 908-251-5953 commercial. Free estimates SCRAPING a REFINISHING Painting, Popcorn Ceilings, Fully Insured 908-679-5999 Hardwood Floors. Repairing/ Siding. Call 90B-651-7838 STUMP GRINDING AFFORDABLE PAINTING Installing. Over 30 years exp. Larson Services • 908-536-2613 Interior/exterior, reliable, Guaranteed. 903-222-8935 MR. FIXIT quality work, reasonable rates UNLIMITED WOOD FLOORS Basement waterproofing STUMP REMOVAL Call Room by Room Painting Install., sanding, finishing & home repairs. Any Size Stump. Professional, 908-607-2577 Call 908-727-6633 courteous service.H.K. Stump • 4 Lines $^)^OO Removal B08-290-2973 WADE'S HARDWOOD 1-800-765-2793 AL'S PAINTING FLOORING-lnstallations, TOTAL HOME Interiors Exterior IMPROVEMENTS TOP SOIL/MULCH GET THE BEST FOR LEES! sanding, refimshing. Quality SPRING CLEANUPS • 2 Times Call 908-566-2828 Free estimate. 908-583-3306 work at reasonable prices Cayrevllle Lawn & Garden Call 908-787-5829 908-390-0900 20 W, J. P. CONTRACTING ALL PAINTING Additions, Windows, Siding, TREES • Trimmed • Removed INTERIOR/EXTERIOR Decks* Roofs. 908-287-9fl0 •Stumps Ground 'Wood Chips POWERWASHING » Pre-Paid » $5.00 each additional line h373ci Garage Doors Reasonable Rates Quality Work. Reasonable OBOcKitcheri Call 908-257-1416 Anytime Rates. Call Mike 908-363-2786 " Not refundable ALL PHASE Remodeling, Inc. Cabinets ALL PAPERS • Price adjustments only 083 Masonry Paperhangmg & Removal GARAGE DOORS Paving Paint also, small lobs ok. KITCHEN Call Robert 908-679-7452 & OPENERS BOOTH PAINTING - Int./Ext. •INSTALL'REPAIRS REPLACE OR REFACE Painting • Powerwshmg • SERVICE 7 DAYS Low Prices! 908-521-8241 BRICK PAVERS FREE est. Call 732-739-f141 • REASONABLE • FREE EST KITCHEN TUNE-UP • Driveways • Patios • Walks Monmouth/Ocean/Mlddlesex Restorations • Reflnishing- • Concrete Work & Retaining BUSY B'S PAINTING •WOOD REFACING • Systems by Int./Ext., Wallpapering Call 908-755-1977 D.Power Const. 908-583-2297 1-800-660-4ADS 908-615-2301 Ins., Free Est. 90B-238-S553 NS SENTINEL, JULY 10 1997 2S Business & Service Directory Air/Heat Cleaning Floors Painting/Wallpapering CALL Alarms • Closets Garage Doors Plumbing/Heating Appliance Repair • Decorating Glass Pool Care 1-80Q-660-4-ADS Asphalt/Concrete Paving • Electrical Handy Persons Roofing/Siding/Gutters Deadline Friday 1:00 PM Building/Remodeling • Exterminators Kitchens/Baths Special Services Carpet Care • Fencing Lawn Care/Landscaping Windows

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