IN THIS ISSUE IN THE NEWS Football Community Unity Day Page 17 Pages 12-13 SEPTEMBER 18, 1997 40 CENTS VOLUME 4, NUMBER 48 Rezoning ordinance introduced Public hearing on Deans- Rhode Hall Road site is scheduled for Nov. 5 BY JOHN P. POWGIN Staff Writer
n ordinance to rezone approximately 120 acres surrounding the intersection of A Route 130 and Deans-Rhode Hall Road in South Brunswick to allow for more concentrat- ed development cleared its first hurdle Tuesday when the Township Committee voted 4-1 to offi- cially introduce the proposal. Committeeman David Schaefer cast the lone vote against introducing the ordinance, saying he felt that his colleagues were "rushing this along for no reason." The ordinance's second reading, which will be accompanied by public comment on the matter followed by the final vote on its adoption, has been scheduled for the committee's Nov. 5 regu- Senior Greg Merritt takes a test on the first day of school at the new South Brunswick High School: figuring out his lar meeting. locker combination. For more pictures of the opening, see pages 3 and 9. The committee previously asked Forsgate (Jackie Pollack/Greater Media) Industries, the South Brunswick-based firm which has requested the land in question be rezoned from light industrial (LI) 3 to LI 2, to provide fur- ther information on its proposal, including a revised site plan and traffic impact studies. SBHS finally open "We're not getting a revised site plan in (time for the scheduled meeting)," Schaefer argued. Revised calendar day, early-release schedule on school delays, "they sought the guid- "Let's be realistic. That's not going to happen." Monday, with students attending a 53- ance of the professionals at the high However, Mayor Debra Johnson said such tabled at request of minute home-room period followed by school," and "the problem was solved," arguments were no reason not to allow the ordi- association president eight abbreviated 20-minute periods. Caffrey said. "The high school staff nance past such an early phase. "If after (that Classes also operated on a similar half- should have been consulted as to the time) the information is not available, we can take BY JOHN P. POWGIN day schedule Tuesday and Wednesday, makeup of these two days. ... Maybe the appropriate action then," she said. Staff Writer making today the first full day of (their recommendation) would be ex- The ordinance will now be forwarded to the school. actly what's on this page, but you do us township Planning Board, which, by law, must ollowing a week of ceaseless The original agenda for Monday's a disservice not to consult us." have at least 35 days to analyze the proposal. inspections and last-minute fine- Board of Education meeting included a Superintendent of Schools Samuel Township Attorney Bertram Busch suggested that Ftuning, the new South Bruns- vote on a proposed revision of the Stewart agreed, admitting that revi- the Planning Board be given at least six to seven wick High School opened its doors to school calendar, under which classes sions of the schedule had been done "in weeks to discuss the matter. students Monday, one week after it was missed due to construction delays haste to get the dates out." originally scheduled to do so. A presentation by Forsgate Industries principal would be made up on Jan. 2 and Feb. A glitch in the computers that con- Charles Klatskin at the committee's Sept. 10 "I would describe it as uneventful in 16 and graduation would be held June trol the school's life-safety systems work session explained that the proposal allows a good way," Board of Education stu- 25, However, following a request from forced the initial postponement of the for the elimination of the existing intersection at dent representative Steven Portnoy said South Brunswick Education first day of school from Sept. 8 to Sept. Deans-Rhode Hall Road, a county-maintained about the first day in the Ridge Road Association President Dan Caffrey dur- 10, and then prompted a second delay roadway, and Route 130 and also allows for that facility. "People were able to get to ing the meeting's public comment peri- until this past Monday. Difficulties re- intersection's realignment to the south. Such a their classes on time, and it was fairly od, that decision was tabled. volved around the fact that certain fire- easy as to the layout of the school." When the board had a problem find- y Continued on page 35 The high school operated on a half- ing contingency plans in case of high .-Continued on page 35 2 SENTINEL, SEPTEMBER 18, 1997 WE'VE HELD THE LINE ON RUTGERS FOOTBALL FOR 51 SPECTACULAR YEARS. Since 1947, Central Jersey's line to Rutgers University Football is WCTC. Home and away, you can enjoy every exciting play right where it's always been...1450 on your AM radio dial! Second-year head coach Terry Shea . continues to L* rebuild the Scarlet Knights with his "West Coast" offense and attacking defense. So, join WCTC's Bruce Johnson and former Giants 1 quarterback Scott Brunner for all the play-by-play when Rutgers tackles its tough Big East schedule AND non-conference opponents like Texas, Army and Navy! You can hear it on WCTC along with our original lineup of Pre and Post-game shows:
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Local poel published YOU ARE HERE — Sophomore Jeff McGrath asks faculty member Carol Watchler for directions in the new Page 6 South Brunswick High School. (Jackie PollackGreater Media) REGULAR FEATURES • Classifieds Page 37 • Editorials Page 10 Board focuses on growth • Letters Page 10 • Milestones Page 32 School), it's no secret that we need a plan 12 would piobably be eliminated from Members narrowing to build school capacity in the not too dis- considciation since both call loi grades K- • Obituaries Page 34 options to address tant lutuie," Oliveira said 6 elementary schools • Police Beat Page 33 enrollment explosion A board work session to discuss the Undei Option 10, which calls (or ad- • Real Estate Page 35 mattci in detail has been scheduled loi 6 ditions to Constable, Grecnbiook and • Sports Page 36 BY JOHN P. POWGIN p m Sept 29 at the board olficc at 1 Indian Fields elementary schools, distnct- Executive Drive The meeting will be Staff Writer widc grades K-5 elementaly schools and open to the public an Uppei Elementaly School housing "The goal of that meeting is that when sixth-graders would lemain safe undei the Phone numbers: SOUTH BRUNSWICK — The Board we walk out the door, we will understand new standards of Education announced Monday that new every alternative and possibly have chmi- The same holds true tor Option 1, Editorial 254-7000 Ext. 226 catena has been added regarding an FAX 254-0486 which would keep grades K-4 in the cl- Circulation 254-1755 impending decision on how projected ementaiy schools and grades live-six in an Display Advertising 972-6740 enrollment growth in the school district expanded Upper Elementaly School FAX 972-6746 will be handled over the next several 'it's no secret that we All four of the originally pioposed Classified 1-800-660-4ADS years need a plan to build plans call for grades seven-eight to stay in Classified FAX 432-0016 Board member John Oliveira, who is Crossroads Middle School (the formci chairman oi a long-iange planning com- school capacity in high school building) and for giades ninc- mittee tasked with iinding possible plans the no1t too distant 12 to stay in South Biunswick High Sentinel of action that would manage a predicted future. School 41-percent increase in student population Seveial board membcis expressed by 2006, said the board plans to iind a John Oliveira Managing Editor concern that under cuirent scheduling, a proposal that would Board of Education referendum on the mattei will not be Marilyn Duff • Keep grades nine-12 in a high school voted on until October 1998, making any Executive Editor setting solution difficult to implement in a time- Gregory Bean • Keep sixth-grade out of an elemen- nated some of them," Oliveira said ly fashion tary school environment "Essentially, this Publisher On July 14, the long-iange planning Board member Carole O'Brien noted means we'll be planning elementary committee presented four possible district that according to data she had been pro- Kevin Witlman schools of K-4 or K-5," Oliveira said plans they had determined to be viable vided, "the school population crunch • Keep elementary populations be- options based on construction costs, oper- would begin in about two yeais " A Greater Media Newspaper tween 550 and 660 students ating costs and the number of times a stu- "The question to me is not when the Once the board settles on a recom- dent would be foiced to move to a new lefeiendum is, but can the space be on- fPfl kffl VERIFIED mended plan of action, South Brunswick's school line by the year 2000,' Oliveira said 'II The Sentinel NewspapeEyj, LiXJffl Ofr t iMs AUDIpublisheT CIRCULATIOdN residents will choose whether or not to Those plans were titled Options 1, 10, it's not we'll have missed the boat " Thursday by Sentinel Publishing Co , P O carry out that recommendation via a refer- 11 and 12 (numbers had been landomly Several board members expressed Box 1080, East Brunswick, N J 08816 endum vote some time next year assigned to an original pool of 17 propos- Standard postage paid at East Brunswick hopes that if a iecommended plan can be N J $40 a year First class mail subscnp "In spite of the lact that we just opened als) decided on piomptly, a referendum could tion available at $72 for 26 weeks 40 the new, beautiful (South Brunswick High Under the new catena, Options 11 and be presented to voters by June cents a copy 4 SEPTEMBER 18, 1997, SENTINEL NS Police on lookout Seniors get chance for male flasher to surf the Internet Somerville, are planning to participate in the NORTH BRUNSWICK — Township New Brunswick firm program. police officers are on the lookout for a offers free instruction Jack Ellery, TAP's vice president of pub- man who reportedly exposed himself to lic relations and the program instructor, said residents of the Hidden Lake area last to area residents learning how to use computer equipment week. BY JOHN K.DELANEY and the Internet can open a new world for According to a police report, on Aug. senior citizens, particularly those who are 25, a black man allegedly started to ex- Staff Writer isolated. Ellery recalled that recently, a pose himself in front of a Schmidt Lane NORTH BRUNSWICK — Area senior Lebanese woman visited the TAP classroom female resident. citizens who are eager to learn to surf the facility on 206 Hamilton St. and was able to The resident rushed inside her house Internet are being offered free computer access Lebanese newspaper web sites. and returned with a male tenant. They instruction. "They can talk to the whole world," both then witnessed the same man al- In conjunction with the North Brunswick Ellery said, "and learning the computer is legedly exposing himself to two passing Senior Citizen Center, TAP Computer not that difficult. It's not something you females, who may not have noticed the Services Inc., New Brunswick, will be pro- have to spend 20 weeks on." man. viding two 3-hour instruction periods on Ellery said that two 3-hour sessions will The suspect is described as being personal computer (PC) and Internet usage create enough time for students to learn the about 20 years of age, standing 6 feet tall to seniors in several Middlesex and rudiments of word processing applications, and having a thin build and a thin mus- Somerset County communities. Microsoft Word, the Internet, using a mouse tache. Leslie Rudders, the North Brunswick and other aspects of the computer. Capt. Donald Conry said the man may senior citizen activities coordinator, said "A computer is nothing but a machine have been the same man who was Friday that all but two of the nine openings with a bunch of on and off switches," he involved in an incident on Aug. 5 when, for North Brunswick seniors have been said. And once seniors become computer lit- according to Conry, a man parked his car filled — evidence that seniors are keenly erate, they can join the international commu- in the same neighborhood and asked two Suspect interested in learning how to use the tools of nity and write to people in all corners of the women if they could watch his vehicle with her husband, but the man had dis- the information age. The first session is globe. while he went to the bathroom nearby. appeared. scheduled for 9 a.m. to noon Oct. 7. Explaining how he came up with the pro- Instead, the two women ran away. "Since they occurred in the same gen- "Any time the seniors get a chance for gram idea, Ellery said, "It dawned on me Conry said the Aug. 5 incident was not eral area, they might be related," Conry some free education, we go for it," Rudders that if they could go on-line and send e-mail, filed as a report. said. said, adding that the new program can give they'll never be lonely again." Conry said there was a third incident Conry said the police department is interested individuals the important first step Township residents enrolled in the with a man behaving strangely in the continuing to investigate the incident. in learning about computers. "They really course will be transported to the New same general area on Aug. 23. In that Anyone with eyewitness accounts of a need to know how to become comfortable Brunswick classroom by the North case, a man allegedly approached the man fitting the description and behavior with a computer." Brunswick Senior Citizen Center bus ser- lawn of another female resident in the from previous reports should contact In addition to North Brunswick, other vice, already used by senior citizens without area and requested to use the resident's Detective George Saloom at (732) 247- towns, including New Brunswick, Pis- motor vehicles for travel around town. bathroom. She ran inside and returned 0922, Ex. 333. cataway, Franklin Township and "It is a generous offer for members of our community," said North Brunswick Mayor Paul Matuccra in a prepared state- ment about the program. "This is a wonder- ful opportunity for our seniors to have access to important technology they might otherwise not be able to afford." In order to give seniors an outlet for new computer skills, Rudders is speaking to North Brunswick school officials with hopes of making the high school's computer equip- ment available to local senior citizens. The senior center currently only has computers for its office staff, and none of them are hooked up to the Internet. "The high school is a potential outlet," Rudders said, adding that she is discussing plans for senior citizen access to high' school technology with Assistant Principal Pete Clark. "I don't believe in the adage that you can't teach old dogs new tricks," Rudders said. Anyone seeking information on the PC and Internet instruction program can call Leslie Rudders at (732) 418-2222. KILL GRUBS NOW Dancer charged I GRUB STOPPER J \ W/ DYLOX® ! with prostitution 5,000 Sq. Ft. NORTH BRUNSWICK — A 33-year- old female employee was arrested Friday at a Livingston Avenue go-go bar and charged with prostitution. Andrea M. Tkacs, 33, of 123 Crest View Road, Fords section of Woodbridge, was charged with prostitution at 12:45 a.m. at the FERTILIZER 11 CRASS SEED Lampost Lounge at 749 Livingston Ave., 1470 JERSEY AVENUE police said. Golf course i North Brunswick, NJ According to police who were at the 3lb building looking for underage drinkers, they J 2S-5.-10 + LSW j| ^ II cw T-an 17/32} 2m»Q79d allegedly witnessed Tkacs accepting money ) 5.000 Sq. Ft. 10.000 Sq. Ft j DIRECTIONS: Rt. 1 to Jersey Ave. 1/2 from patrons in exchange for exposing parts 1101b mile on right to 1470. of her body and letting customers touch her. )gX!J United 1/2 mile from Howe Lane 1501b. Patrolman Craig Patton said the defi- Horticultural Supply DYLOX IS A REGISTERED TRADEMARK OF BA I L nition of prostitution consists of an exchange c .. SEED RESEARCH QfrORBGQNj INC of money or anything of monetary value for sexual gratification. SENTINEL, SEPTEMBER 18, 1997 S
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• MANALAPAN at • OCEAN, N.J. at Shop daily 9:30am-9:30pm Manalapan Mall PH: 431-4200 Seaview Mall PH: 922-4000 • Sunday 11 am-6pm © SEPTEMBER 18, 1997, SENTINEL Local poet found success via Internet Her web site magazine international group of six poets who dis- cuss and critique each other's work over led to poetry circle and the World Wide Web, soon became aware first published work of Leavitt's magazine and began submit- ting their works to the site. BY JOHN P. DOWGIN When one of Athens Avenue's original Staff Writer members had to leave the group due to a growing college workload, the group — inda Leavitt began writing poetry who felt that six members was an ideal before most kids her age were writ- number to work with — asked Leavitt to L ing notes in study hall. submit some of her works as an audition "I've been writing poetiy since I was in for the vacant spot. about junior high school — a long time," "I got the part," Leavitt said, who has the 39-year-old Kendall Park lesident said, been an official member of the Athens adding that "adolescents tend to do things Avenue group since March. that make them feel better about them- The group's current roster consists of selves." Leavitt, Karen Dowell of Maine, Doug It was around that time when Leavitt Tanoury of Michigan, David Sutherland of read Louisa May Alcott's classic Little New York, Mike Timonin of Ontario, Women, the novel that inspired her to take Canada, and Paul Kloppenborg of Mel- up a pen and put her words to paper. bourne, Australia. Tessa Gonzales of "I thought Jo was the most wonderful Washington withdrew from the spot that heroine, and I wanted to become a writer. I Leavitt now holds. took a kind of round-about way to get "They give wonderful suggestions," there, though," Leavitt said. Leavitt said of her associates. "They also Regardless of the route she took, POET'S CORNER— Linda Leavitt, a Kendall Park resident whose Internet poetry give great encouragement. I may write Leavitt is no longer just a poet — she is a group The Athens Avenue Poetry Circle will be publishing a compilation of their something on a subject, and then a couple published one. work in October, proudly displays advance copies of the book's cover. of weeks later, David and Karen may write A Year on the Avenue, a collection of (Jackie Pollack/Greater Media) something on a similar subject, but how it works from The Athens Avenue Poetry fessional Advancement, East Brunswick, random poetry." relates to them. Circle, of which Leavitt is a member, has came across the Athens Avenue group From that random poetry, Leavitt's site "It really helps to have that support," been slated by publisher Two Dog Press while familiarizing herself with the soon evolved into an Internet poetry maga- she added. "You're not going at it alone." for release no later than Oct. 25. Internet. zine called Free Zone Quarterly, to which According to Leavitt, the group's diversity Leavitt, a graduate of Manhattan's "In my case, I wanted to learn how to contributors soon began submitting their extends far beyond theii hometowns. Fashion Institute of Technology and a do web sites, and I decided to do a poetry own works via e-mail. "I write about things I see," Leavitt graphic designer at the Centei for Pro- web site," Leavitt said. "At first, it was, just The Athens Avenue Poetry Circle, an says. "Nothing too broad, nothing too eso- teric. I like to think of my poetry as peo- ple's poetry. "I would say Doug and I write more people's poetiy. David writes more eso- teric poetry, and he's brilliant. His use of language is just brilliant. We complement each other veiy well." LOOKING Advance reviews of A Year on the Avenue would tend to agree with that statement. E.A. Fichtler, editor of the literary magazine Anthem, described the compilation as "the zenith of web-published poetry." "This group of gifted poets has created FOR a poetic entity that will astound and inspire those who view poetry as being lost," Fichtler's review states. Leavitt and Sutherland will take part in their second public appearance Oct. 9 to promote the book when they appear at WITNESSES Borders Books and Music on Route 18 in East Brunswick to read selections from A Year on the Avenue and autograph copies of the book. To an accident on Friday, The group's fust appearance took place over the recent Labor Day weekend, when August 15th at 11:00 a.m. at . Leavitt and a few of her colleagues con- verged on Manhattan's Greenwich Village for a poetry reading. intersection of Sandhill Rd. & "It went wonderfully," Leavitt said. "We had a good attendance. It was Labor U.S. Hwy. 1, by McDonald's Day weekend, and there were more people landscape Design ^ there than I thought would be." Between 40 and 50 people attended the Restaurant between a tractor & Installation j reading, which was also Leavitt's first face- 7 Call For FREE Estimate to-face encounter with her Internet group. traitor and a maroon Mercury "I felt like I'd known these people for- 4312 Rt 27 ever," Leavitt said of the encounter. "It was 1 mile south of a weird experience, but it was wonderful. I Grand Marquis, contact Jim The Market Place don't know how else to describe it. There (Little Rocky Hilt) was a real warmth." at 521-2000. The Borders event will begin at 7:30 p.m. 908-297-6566 and also feature an open poetry reading ses- sion available to anyone who attends. SENTINEL, SEPTEMBER 18,1997 7 ma
BY JOHN P, DOWCIN 1980, and 1982, received a standing ova- on the Planning Board and community Assemblywoman Barbara Wright (R- tion from committee members and resi- service as a member of the South 14), who served as mayor of Plamsboro Staff Writer • dents alike while accepting the citation. Brunswick Lions Club. during Cherry's terms as mayor of South As a guidance counselor in a public Brunswick, described him as an, "out- SOUTH BRUNSWICK — The "I tried very hard to help people find the quality of life they deserve," Cherry school district, Cherry also served as a standing role model." Township Committee took time out dur- member of both the National Education ing Tuesday night's regular meeting to said. "I'm a strong believer in the Wright's counterpart, Assemblyman American Dream. I hope that I had a to- Association and the New Jersey Paul Kramer (R-14), echoed those sen- pay homage to one of its most respected Education Association. past members, former Committeeman and ken of a contribution to that cause." timents. "It wasn't until I looked at all the Mayor Theodore W. Cherry. During his tenure as mayor, Cherry "We are here tonight to say we admire accolades that are written into this (reso- worked with various county and state pro- you, and we feel indebted to you," state lution) that I realized what your contribu- Members of the committee were Sen. Peter Inverso (R-14) said, describing tions have been," he told Cherry. joined by the township's state represen- grams that championed affordable hous- ing and education, most notably county Cherry as, "a decisive, fair, objective per- During the proceedings, Mayor Debra tatives to honor South Brunswick's first son who put the people of South African-American mayor with a resolu- efforts toward senior housing and trans- Johnson described Cherry as one of her portation and the state Library Capital Brunswick forward in his agenda." mentors and inspirations. "He is, as ev- tion passed by both houses of the state "They say that life is just a bowl of Legislature honoring Cherry for exempli- Improvement Committee. eryone knows, a political father to me, Cherry's numerous contributions to cherries, and perhaps the best cherry I and a close friend since I was a child," fying, "the true meaning of selfless public know is Ted Cherry," Inverso said. service." the township include more than 10 years she said. Holding back tears, Cherry, who served as the township's mayor in 1979, Library to hold PART-TIME OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE ribbon cutting In recognition of the contributions IMMEDIATELY! made by the Municipal Alliance Against Substance Abuse to the South Brunswick Library, the library will hold a ribbon-cut- ting ceremony at 7 p.m. on Wednesday. The alliance has donated $2,500 to the Prudential library this year, enabling the library to purchase a number of books, videos and other reference materials on the topic of HealthCare substance abuse. Among items purchased are a 10-volume video set, The Video En- cyclopedia of Psychoactive Drugs, and the four-volume encyclopedia set, Announcing our brand new Encyclopedia of Drugs and Alcohol. The National Customer Service Center in library also plans to develop a permanent display of educational pamphlets on drug Cranbury, NJ (Exit 8A, NJ TUrnpike) abuse-awareness with money donated from the Municipal Alliance. Joining Assistant Library Director Carl Heffington at the ceremony will be Mayor Debra Johnson, representatives from Drug Apply Today! Abuse Resistance Education (DARE), the Teen Alliance and Linda Soden of the Municipal Alliance. The ribbon to be used in the ceremony was signed by numerous individuals attending South Brunswick's Data Entry Technicians Community Unity Day on Sept. 13, who To Qualify: all pledged to say "no" to drugs. DARE representatives will be avail- • High School diploma able to supply literature on substance abuse and answer questions relating to the • Strong commitment to quality service and team work topic. The Teen Alliance will have litera- ture and a display on the harmful effects • Strong keyboard skills of tobacco. • Ability to work in a fast paced environment The public is invited to attend the event. Cake and other refreshments will • Flexibility be served. The library is located at 110 Kingston Lane, Monmouth Junction. Advantages: • Competitive salary ABE, GED and ESL • Paid training / Paid time off classes to be held • 3 Convenient Schedules to choose from The South Brunswick Community School fall Adult Basic Education • Growth opportunity (ABE), General Equivalency Diploma (GED) prep class and English as a Second Language class will begin Apply in person Oct. 13 in South Brunswick. Daytime from 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. ESL classes will also be held in South Brunswick. Assessment times: 8:00 am, 9:30, 11:00,12:30 pm, 2:00, 3:30, 5:00 pm The classes are free, Child care is Prudential Employment Center provided. 197 Highway 18 South, Suite 225 New students must be evaluated for placement. Evaluation dates are East Brunswick, NJ Sept. 23 and 29, and Oct. 6 and 8. For Please call for directions information, call Nancy Kinal at (732) 297-7800, Ext. 258. 1-800-370-0304 8 SEPTEMBER 18, 1997, SENTINEL Arrests up to 26 for Old Bridge arson ( i More likely as police continue investigation into Labor Day fracas BY TRACY ROBINSON Staff Writer OLD BRIDGE — Police arrested two more juveniles Monday, bringing the total number of suspects charged in a shocking post-Labor Day weekend arson to 26. The fire allegedly set by these partying thieves burned down the home of a Clover Street resident. According to township police, shortly before I a.m. Sept. 3, the home of Marilyn Charleston, 9 Clover St., was set on fire by a group of her son Isacc's friends. "A lot of these people were people who knew Isacc real well," Old Bridge •Mwm Capt. Dennis Cronin said. The fire followed a weekend of party- ing by the teen-agers, trashing the house VXSi and then setting it ablaze, according to police. Police said the group knew Charleston and her son would be away for a few- days. At the time of the incident, Charleston was taking her 18-year-old son to college. She then went to vacation in Virginia Beach, Va. Apparently Charleston's son had been throwing parties during the week before Labor Day weekend. The bashes were held by Isacc to commemorate the end of summer before returning to school at ACT OF ARSON — This house at 9 Clover St. in Old Bridge was torched following a Labor Day weekend party. Hampton University in Virginia, accord- Twenty-six local teen-agers have been arrested so far in relation to the crimes committed. ing to police. (Jackie Pollack/Greater Media) Cronin said police were called once to the Clover Street residence during the Days later, some guests from the pulled away from the wall. It is believed responded to the scene at about 1:15 a.m., week of parties hosted by Isacc. previous parties hosted by Isacc broke the arsonists were looking for gas lines to the house was already engulfed, Cronin During this incident, three juveniles into the Charleston home and used it as ignite the fire but found wires instead, said. Fire investigators said the holes in party headquarters every night from Aug. were arrested for raising a ruckus in the Cronin said. the walls exacerbated the fire, according 30 to Sept. 3, police said. Although Cronin would not discuss to Cronin. street, but police did not investigate the Vandalism to the home began when party although they were aware that is how the fire was set because the incident People in the neighborhood were not the party swelled to about 100 partici- is still under investigation, he did say it aware of the wild party going on at the where the juveniles came from, Cronin pants on Labor Day. Party-goers then said. was an act of arson. house because Isacc often had friends ripped clothing, tore apart furniture, put "It's basically a gutted-out shell," he over, police said. Cronin said neighbors Police believe it was during these par- holes in walls, spread mayonnaise and ties that word got out Isacc and his moth- said describing the house. described him as gregarious and having a ketchup around the house and virtually lot of friends. er would be away during the Labor Day destroyed it, Cronin said. 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"There is a personal satisfaction which comes from watching children and adults SOUTH BRUNSWICK — Many kids being entertained by the unique kind of have dreamed of running off and joining entertainment we provide," she said. the circus some day. Between April and October of each For Joyce Vidbel, that day actually year, Vidbel's Olde Tyme Circus travels came when she was just 17 years old. from town to town. This year alone, the "I was just a kid from a farm in the circus will visit more than 165 towns Catskill Mountains of New York state and across 11 states from Virginia to Maine, was crazy about horses and all animals," putting on a grand total of almost 350 per- Vidbel recalls of life in 1949, when a trip formances. to a Nebraska horse farm parlayed itself Over the past 48 years, Vidbel's career into a career with Ringling Brothers has grown to encompass almost every Circus, changing her life forever. aspect of circus life. After beginning as a This Saturday, Vidbel's circus career performer and graduating to owner and brings her to South Brunswick, when operator, she only took time off during Vidbel's Olde Tyme Circus, the only trav- the 1960s to raise her daughter, Sharon. eling circus in America owned and oper- "I don't miss performing," she noted. ated by a woman, comes to Crossroads "It hasn't been all that long since I was Middle School, the former high school, doing it. for three performances. "Every day I am dealing with the pub- Tickets for the circus, whose visit is lic and performers and sponsors, and the being sponsored by the South Brunswick weather. All of that is very fulfilling." Lions Club, can be purchased for $6 be- This year's edition of Vidbel's Olde fore the show date at ERA Cross County Tyme Circus is even more dear to Vidbel Realty in the Kendall Park Shopping Center, Stop Buy Food in Old English and her husband/business partner, Al. Square, Pierre's Deli on Georges Road, This year's tour marks the performance Monmouth Mobile Home Park on Route debuts of Susan and Jennifer Vidbel, 1, Ed's Farm Market on Route 130 south, Joyce and AI's granddaughters and the and the Club Cafe on Route 27. third generation of Vidbel circus perform- ers. "Jennifer trains and presents a liberty Of these advance ticket sales, 50 per- act involving eight miniature horses and a cent will be donated to the Lions Club. dressage horse act," Vidbel's publicity Tickets can also be purchased at the says, "and Susan is known for her most door, but at a cost of $8. Show times are at 1, 4 and 7 p.m. unusual trained bird act." Promotional material provided by Vidbel's greatest hope is that the fami- Vidbel describes her circus, which is one ly nature of her circus trickles down to of about a dozen traveling circuses oper- those who come to be marveled by it. "My circus is our families entertaining YOU SURE THIS ONE'S MINE?— Junior Adam Barre takes a third shot ating in the United States, as "offering at opening his new South Brunswick High School locker with the help something for everyone." Clowns, jug- your families for two hours on circus of friend Mark Arthurs. glers, trapeze artists, horses, trained dogs, day," she says. (Jackie Pollack/Greater Media) Arrests are up to 26 G. EVEREST & SONS. INC. Continued from previous page bank for forgery and possession of stolen Nursery Some Clover Street residents reported property, police said. Before that, stolen checks were cashed ALL MAJOR , they saw teen-agers coming and going DO IT YOURSELF OR HAVE US DO IT! CREDIT CARDSl from the home throughout the day but in Marlboro, Manalapan and East Landscaping • Expert Fine Grading • Back-Hoe & Bulldozer Rentals ACCEPTED were not alarmed because Isacc's car was Brunswick, according to police. i Our Products: Top Soil • Decorative Stone • Boulders • Trees • Shrubs • Sand in the driveway. Checks and jewelry were stolen from Eight adults arrested and charged in Charleston's home before it was burned, 104 Main St., Helmetia • (908) 521-3344 the case are: Frank J. Demarc of East but it is uncertain what else was removed Mon.-Sat. 7:30 am - 5:30 pm • Sun. 8 am - 3 pm Brunswick for aggravated arson, criminal due to the extent of the fire, according to damage and burglary; Eric Acheampong police. of Old Bridge for burglary theft and Charleston was first told her home had it0%€FFjfM possession of stolen property; brothers burned down by her neighbors, who $ Edward and David Hogan of Old Bridge called her via her beeper after the inci- SeediFflibr 4/ 9 for burglary and criminal damage; and dent, Cronin said. Christopher Olshefski of Old Bridge and Charleston was not available for com- Patrick Di'Auto of Jersey City for bur- ment Tuesday. !""SS"iIiL S S glary theft and criminal damage. The "She's gone to her house or what's left r adults arrested are between the ages of 18 of it," her mother Dorothy Manuel said. i "PURENIWINGLAND and 19, police said. According to Manuel, whom CEDAR MULCH Double Shredded . Triple Shredded The case was broken, police said, Charleston is temporarily staying with in i when David Di'Auto, Patrick's brother, North Brunswick, Charleston has talked $2AtUiU8 0V0 GO.YDruvn. ISpsr.CUd.. 19 tab. ft 30 Par.m i $10,00 Local Delivery Clwrge, 4yd, win, Sheryl DeFeo of Old Bridge and a juve- to her children and told them to seek 10" Local Delivery Charge (4 yd. milt.) I counseling because of what has happened. i Not Valid With Any Oi II Not Valid With Any Other Otfer - nile suspect tried to forge checks at WithCqiTpimOniyVfetprras 10/30/97 • i i With Coupon Only 'Expires 10/30/97- "She's doing the best she can," J Amboy National Bank on Sept. 9. The Premium Hardwood Shredded Mulch 4 BAGS *9" "" trio was arrested at the Englishtown Road Manuel said. 1 O SENTINEL, SEPTEMBER 18, 1997 NS
OUR VIEW Celebrating community ast week an estimated munity, since most have booths 12,000 people attended run by service and other local L South Brunswick's organizations. They also give Community Unity Day celebra- municipal candidates a chance to tion, and this Saturday, thousands introduce themselves and try to more are expected to turn out for win support for the November North Brunswick's annual general election. Heritage Day celebration. If you haven't had a chance to Those are remarkable turnouts participate, North Brunswick's for community events, indicating Heritage Day this Saturday planners are doing something promises to be a real winner, right. with something for everyone. North Brunswick's festivities, Events range from a flea mar- which celebrate the township's ket and Civil War encampment to ethnic diversity, are now in their a rock-climbing wall and petting 15th year, while South zoo. Brunswick's, which are spon- There will also be pony rides, sored by the Municipal Alliance an authentic American Indian Against Substance Abuse, are in tepee and horse-drawn carriage their 10th, making them both rel- rides. atively young traditions. If that doesn't tempt you, Special days to celebrate the there will be a huge array of community are not unique to this entertainment and ethnic food area, but found in many area selections. towns at this time of year. For more details, an event They offer an opportunity to schedule is included in this check out what's new in the com- week's Sentinel, on page 16. N.B. fiscal solutions cost money LifTlRS atch out North poses has been reduced from Brunswick taxpayers GUEST COLUMN $55,400 to $49,400 in the same ... tell us "why'V'why not," and W — we're about to once six years. However, I recently Republicans then let us know whether the again witness budgetary sleight- read that the township is assessed Republicans have anything to of-hand, courtesy of the ever cre- DANIEL F, HUNT at 50 percent of market value. If lack answers offer North Brunswick in addi- ative Township Council. The lat- so, this means the tax assessor hen I was a cub tion to sarcasm and whining est in a long string of "innova- thinks my two bedroom condo is reporter in Central New every Monday night at the tive" solutions to the incredible worth almost $100,000. Not in York many years ago, a Township Council meetings. fiscal mess our elected officials "killer" winter, or our "snow- North Brunswick, that's for sure. W removal costs" will make those wise old editor told me that I have gotten us into is the sale of I'd be lucky to get $80,000 for it needed to remember only one CHUCK ROSE our tax liens. This one-time boost of the winter of 1995-96 seem today, and that's a good bit less thing when covering politicians North Brunswick to the budget will undoubtedly like spare change (another sup- than it was appraised at by my and candidates for elected office: cost us next year and every year posed cause of the unbelievable original mortgage company. I "It's easy to be critical ... but after. Just like the sale of the tax hike last year). Speaking of can't help but wonder what the much tougher to be correct. Republicans water utility, which balanced the which, if the bad winter was such cost to me will be when the Unfortunately, it's usually the budget once and caused a short- a large contributing cause to last township completes its reassess- complainer who gets the attention endorsed fall last year, and this year, and year's increase, how come we ment. I predict a huge reduction of the media ... and too often, the ayor Paul Matacera has next year, and on and on. What's didn't see any relief this year. in the value of township property complainer is not the one who is dubbed the political next — the sale and lease back of Did we pay all those costs or are and a huge increase in the tax correct." season in North the municipal complex? they being financed, which will rate, most likely resulting in M continue to cost us — again and higher net taxes to all of us strug- The many statements which Oh, and let's not forget the Brunswick as "the silly season." I again? have come from persons who are can think of many adjectives to transfer of our recycling program gling to make ends meet. Thank Our debt service is unaccept- you, Mr. Mayor and members of running for political office in describe the political season, and to the county, Mayor (Paul) North Brunswick prove my edi- Matacera calls this a prudent ably high, perhaps the highest it's the council. silly isn't one of them. I think a ever been. Our budget "decrease" tor's point, more appropriate word would be move with no loss of services to How can these irresponsible the taxpayers. I beg to differ, Mr. of, hold your breath, one point people continue to get re-elected? The Republicans in this town- pathetic. The mayor said he is ship have done nothing but whine Mayor. The way I see it, we're this year "pleases" the mayor and I certainly haven't voted for a and complain about their lot in hopeful that Mr. Dave Spaulding getting half the service. Of council. It's a "return to the tax single one of them in the last five life since they were defeated last "will not mislead the people of course, we're supposedly paying stability of the past." Which years. Have you? If so, you have time around. They have com- our township." half as much for it. But none of past? When I moved into North no one to blame but yourself for plained that municipal taxes are Wasn't the forged signature to the cost goes in the pockets of Brunswick in 1991, the taxes on our financial woes. too high, while at the same lime, a letter paid for by the North North Brunswick employees. I my condo were just over $ 1,700. I urge all North Brunswick grumbling loud and often about Brunswick Democratic Cam- would think that if the council This year's tax bill is $2,400. residents to vote these bums out proposals to reduce the town- paign Committee endorsing last wanted to simply cut the cost in That's an increase of approxi- of office. But please keep in ship's work force. year's Democratic candidates, half and they were willing to pro- mately 41 percent. Hardly stable. mind fiscal responsibility will Worst of all, they have yet to George Shamy and Diane Pincus, vide half the service, a better Add to that the increase of almost definitely cost us, one way or offer any meaningful or construc- alternative would have been to 100 percent in my water bills, the another, either in higher taxes or misleading the people? reduction of 50 percent in recy- tive ideas about concepts and Let's bring back honesty and lay off half the recycling depart- in reduced services or a combina- programs that will allow the ment workers and have them cling service and the pending tion of both. We can't fix this integrity to the township by requirement that I find a place to township to stabilize the tax base, breaking the powerful Dem- pick up half the-township one mess quickly, easily or painless- week and the other half the next. put a 95-galIon trash can in my while at the same time maintain- ocratic-controlled Town Council. ly. But we must fix it. The only At least we would then still have two bedroom condo (nice deco- way to stem the flow of your ing the level of services needed The election of Dave in this community. some people left in the Public rating touch, huh?) and you can (and my) hard-earned tax dollars Spaulding and Paul Pappas will Works Department so that we see why I'm feeling a bit of a out the window is to remove the Therefore, it is my wish that be a victory for all the people in pinch. I feel sorry for the resi- you and your associates at this could help minimize overtime, or offending parties now before North Brunswick. worse, contracting costs for snow dents in this township who own a North Brunswick goes bankrupt. newspaper determine whether house. there is legitimate need for such removal next winter. We'd better constant carping and complaining MARY SALVA all hope we never see another Interestingly enough, my Daniel F. Hunt is a resident North Brunswick condo's assessment for tax pur- of North Brunswick NS SENTINEL, SEPTEMBER 18, 1997 11 ieita Turn residential areas into parks Deli & Catering onsiderable discussion has taken holders "Trojan Horse" gift to South place recently on the appropriate- Brunswick. Cness of turning commercial parcels I am not suggesting we not have parks. Simply Good Food of land into parks vs. turning residential I am saying it will be far better to choose parcels into parks. Proponents of the residential land for parks if we are to keep * Fresh Salad Bar county freeholders' acquisition of a por- South Brunswick an affordable place to * Homemade Salads tion of the former Metroplex property and live both for its residents and its commer- the DKM property at Georges Road and cial ratables. * Boar's Head Route 130 say location is a compelling The benefits accruing from turning * Brick Oven Bread reason. residential land into parks are a little less * Sandwiches & Subs The purpose of this letter is to delin- straightforward. eate in dollar terms the consequences of Suppose that a 70-acre R3 zoned resi- * Hot Lunch & Dinner Specials the freeholders' purchases to each taxpay- dential is to be turned into a park. Up to Open ing household in South Brunswick 210 residences may never be built. Cost 7 am 7 days a week for breakfast Township. To do this, I have gathered savings to the rest of the taxpayers will be information from the tax assessor, the tax $695,940 per year related to school costs. US Route 1 collector and school administration. On a per-resident basis, this amounts to 3191 Route 27 If commercial land capable of generat- $70.84 per year. Two such acquisitions ing $1,000,000 in annual taxes is turned will be $141.68 per year. Inside Park Plaza into a park, the county will lose $168,874 Choose two residential areas for parks Franklin Park in tax revenues. South Brunswick will rather than two commercial areas. The av- lose $831,325. Distributed among our erage residents' tax bill will eventually be 732-398-9840 Park Plaza I 9,824 households, the average household less by $309.88 per year, or 7.4 percent. Fax: 732-398-9841 will eventually have to pay an additional The choice of park land will have major tax of $84.60 per year to have a park in influence on the affordability of living in one of the commercial areas or $169.20 South Brunswick in the future. per year additional for both parcels to PAUL MURRAY become parks. This is the county free- Kingston MIDDLESEX GYMNASTIC ACADEMY 'Thank yon' for new high school Announces ur new high school is finally open project to completion. and I think we, the entire South But even as we pat each other on the NEW, EXCITING fM« O Brunswick community, owe a huge back, we must realize that the job is not "thank you" to the staff, administration and done. We have alleviated the overcrowd- PROGRAM FOR KIDS ,4 Board of Education for a job well done. ing for the moment but must realize that When this project was begun, we knew we cannot afford a delay in working that a very aggressive schedule had been toward a long-term solution. The new "CLIMBING - The Most Natural set, in part because we, as a community, high school will reach capacity in about Fitness Activity for Kids" decided to delay the start of the project to three years, the same upper elementary • Highly-acclaimed YOUTH CLIMBING OF move the site of the new high school from students are currently in the middle school and the middle school is still using AMERICA National Program for Boys & Girls one side of Ridge Road to the other by de- Ages 7-14. feating the initial referendum. Many felt temporary trailers. that the aggressive schedule would doom We, the citizens, government and • 12 week progressive program of basic the project from the start but the hard boards of South Brunswick, must contin- climbing instruction conducted by expert work and many hours put in by all of ue to work together to provide our chil- staff; program starts the week of Sept. 22, those involved made it work. Many of the dren with the quality education they will 1997. citizens of this community don't realize need to excel in the 21st century. • Specially designed-for-kids, standardized the number of hours spent by the adminis- STEPHEN F. PARKER climbing structures with appropriate routes tration, staff and board in bringing this Monmouth Junction for every age and level. • Totally safe activity as kids are in harnesses Support Robinson, Craig in November with ropes controlled by trained want to address the upcoming election nity not to have him re-elected. belayers (spotters). in South Brunswick and the reasons Although Glenn Robinson is relatively • Merit awards for each participant based I why I endorse Roger Craig and Glenn new to our community, he has proven to on National point system resulting in Robinson for Township Committee. me.that he has the capacity to serve our SUCCESS and SELF ESTEEM. I was a member of the committee for township. He does not speak idly but rather nine years, during which I was mayor for examines the issues and makes an informed • All equipment provided; after school three. Consequently, I am able to under- decision. Glenn was an energetic member and Saturday classes to meet your stand the time, energy and effort that are of the Industrial Commission, which I have schedule; make-ups. required to do the job. chaired for the past several years. I found • Small groups with individualized expert Roger Craig, with the support of his him both reflective and enterprising. instruction. family, has endured throughout his years of These men will work hard, contemplate • Advanced programs or team service the rigors of community involve- the issues and make educated decisions that competition available upon course ment. His experience with the township is will represent the well-being of the commu- completion. unrivaled by anyone presently affiliated nity. This is why I ask you to join me in with governing the community. I served on supporting them on Election Day. • Program takes place at UP THE WALL the Board of Education with Roger in the HOWARD BELLIZiO ROCK GYM located within the late 1970s, and I found him a dedicated ser- Former South Brunswick Mayor, Middlesex Gymnastic Academy. vant. He continues that service today, and it Township Committeeman and Board of would be a tremendous loss to the commu- Education Member y TO HELP VOU DECIDE y 2 FREE TRIAL CLIMBS For information Mayor, council shouldn't gloat For any child's first visit to and Literature ather than congratulating themselves increased the municipal taxes by 38 cents. ijp THE VA/ALL ROGK GYM ; Hours: Mon.-Fri. 7-9:30 prri CALL on the 1-cent municipal tax-rate Thus, the "1-cent decrease" works out to be Sat. & Sun. 2-5 pm decrease for the 1997-98 municipal a 37-cent increase over the 1995-96 tax rate. No Reservation Required. GhtldrQn must bo , R accompanied by an adult: Call for directions: ; budget, North Brunswick Mayor Paul Given the decrease in services and the steep 732-249-6422 Matacera and his Township Council should hike in our water and sewer bills (which be apologizing. really amounts to a hidden tax), this "1-cent Mr. Mayor,.you must assume that the decrease" plan is nothing to gloat over. MIDDLESEX GYMNASTIC ACADEMY North Brunswick taxpayers have short mem- YON EBRIGHT ories and can't do math. Last year, you North Brunswick 33 McGutre St., East Brunswick, N.J. 08816 {Use Eggers/Kennedy Exit off Rt. 18, More letters, page 32 Approximately 2 Blocks South of NJ. Turnpike) SEPTEMBER 18, 1997, SENTINEL NS S.B. Community Unity
10th annual Municipal Alliance event goes off without a hitch
BY JOHN P. DOWGIN "I was so very, very, very pleased with how everything went," said al- St.atf Writei liance Chairwoman Linda Soden, who organized the event for the third con- t 162 .ivies. Nev Road's secutive year. "We had such a nice Woilillol Kill,. IS <..IS|[\ I'll- nl crowd." A ilk. township's laitic>i siici.lics Soden hoped that this year's festi- ol publii JJIOLIIKI val would incorporate a more substan- hm ahoui M\ houis on S tun J.iv tial anti-drug message than in previous hiiwi'MM it swelled to e\n yiiiiiii years, reiterating the alliance's goals. PH'P '1UOI1S Smoking at the festival was strong- I mm noon lo ft pin the paik ly discouraged, and all display booths M-UCil .IS lliO Mil dl llli* |()|h 'MliM.ll were asked to incorporate an anti-drug Community [ nitv l)i_\ •stioii.hiii^ II-S theme into their venues. Soden voiced limils lo hiinu; .ill ol South liumswiik high praise for all the food and sou- in a lOlchiiiLit n JIIIVILVI .11 venir vendors who took the alliance's anti-drug message to heart. ' This is iho bi':«'cs( a s e\ci Ivm, "I was so pleased to see how seri- said \llgjlo I'MlKllklK1. .1 Illv-lllfVI ol ously all the vendors took the request," iIK Smilli llrunswiiA's Muniiipal W she said, adding that many booths not liaiii.o \t!aniM; Substance '\husc only displayed an anti-drug theme but \\.ltii h sponsoicd me cxi'nl distributed items, such as rulers and B\ 2 p in 11aiithcttc pens, spreading the message as well. v,cic already -liuli'iirz in la While the day's substance abuse vvhi» had been loiccd l>> p
GETTING AN I.D.— Middlesex County Sheriffs Officer R.J. Kuter Jr. makes a fingerprint iden- tification card for Kendall Park resident Laura Pospiech.
Photos by Augusta F Menezes
POLLY ON EXHIBIT— A parrot named Baby Blue, a ward of the Middlesex County Parks Service, caught many an eye at Community Unity Day. -NS_ SENTINEL, SEPTEMBER 17, 1997 1 3 Day draws 12,000
Entertainment provided by the alliance catered to all tastes as well. While a Christian singing group occupied a main-stage area, a Dixie- land band roamed the crowds, and the South Brunswick High School Pom- Pom Squad entertained from its own booth. The area devoted entirely to carni- val rides flourished all day with a throng of tired parents and equally tireless children who bounced from a trampoline to a spinning-cup ride to a miniature Ferris wheel, then on to a petting zoo which Soden called one of the festival's, "greatest successes." And while the day couldn't quite unite township Democrats and Republicans, it did bring them only two booths apart at an information area, along with representatives of groups such as the South Brunswick Charter Study Commission on the township form of government, the Bicentennial Committee, the Com- munity Policing Department and the township's Teen Alliance Against Substance Abuse. Soden expressed her gratitude Monday to all those who helped implement the annual project. Soden and Franchette both thanked the Middlesex County Board of Chosen Freeholders, which provided the fes- tival with county recycling containers free of charge. Soden also reserved no small amount of thanks for her associate, Franchette. "Do you know what (Angelo) did?" she asked. "He cleaned the entire park that night. He bought his own plastic bags and cleaned every- PUPPY LOVE— Nine-year-old pals Leah Wiison and Gabriela Avila hang out with their canine friend, Jenny, at thing up. South Brunswick's Community Unity Day. "I said, 'Angelo, that's such a wonderful thing,' and he said, 'Oh, I needed my exercise,' " Soden added with a laugh.
WHERE SHE STOPS... — Nine-year-old Tarryn Fenichel, her brother, David, and their friend, Ryan DellBuono, take a spin on Community Unity Day's WE HAVE LIFTOFF!—Ten-year-old Melanie Bratton bounces around on the Tubs of Fun ride. Jay-R's Gymnastics trampoline at South Brunswick's Community Unity Day. 1 4 SENTINEL, SEPTEMBER 18, 1997 NS Greater Media Newspapers Presents
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Avrutik, DDS, KA.CUD, Conveniently located off Rt. 1 behind the WITH THIS ADt Princeton Hyatt at 12 Roszel Road, West Windsor 908-274-2544 1 6 SEPTEMBER 18, 1997, SENTINEL NS Democrats, GOP Time Main stage/snowmobile Showmobile Stage 2 Children's tent 12:00 Opening Ceremonies criticize each other Funny Factory NORTH BRUNSWICK — Partisan 12:30 this spending plan," Matacera said in his Clown Band Peppermint sparks are flying at the Township Council closing statement of the special meeting. Puppeteers meetings as the political season approaches. "Hopefully, he will not mislead the people 1:00 Hegeman Responding to recent criticism from of our township as he did last week when he 1:30 String Band township officials over his comments on tax predicted a 4- to 5-cent increase in the tax Bugs Bunny & rates for the 1997-98 fiscal year, David rate resulting in this budget." Folk Dance Groups American Indian Tazmanian Devil Spaulding, a Republican candidate for coun- Fritsche also criticized Spaulding at the 2:00 Italian, German, cil, said during the Monday council meeting Thunderbird Dancers same Sept. 2 meeting, saying the tax- 2:30 Greek, English/Irish, that Mayor Paul Matacera had abused his increase statement "does a disservice to our Korean, Polish, Arlene Ur position in the interest of "partisan politics." children's entertainer taxpayers." 3:00 Portugese, "Mayor, you are the one who is guilty of Spaulding also alluded to another part of Polynesian 'silly' behavior," Spaulding said. Matacera's statement, calling Spaulding's 3:30 Matacera said at a previous special Latin Jazz Peppermint tax-rate comment a "doomsday statement." Connection meeting that Spaulding's comments about a "If 4 or 5 cents is a doomsday statement, 4:00 puppeteers tax increase were false and his behavior what is 38 cents?" Spaulding asked, refer- marked the beginning of what he called the ring to the 38-cent lax increase from the pre- Dalton Express 4:30 Magician "silly season," or the political season. vious year. country & western Bob Conrad Matacera and all of the council members Spaulding also criticized Councilman 5:00 band are Democrats. Morris Enyeart, also the Democratic cam- During the Sept. 2 special meeting, at paign manager, for a web site he created 5:30 which the amended 1997-98 budget was concerning candidates for both council and Stadium Concert adopted, Matacera and Council President county government. Spaulding complained 6:00 Joe Fritsche made reference to statements that the site only listed Democratic candi- Spaulding had made from the previous dates. Enyeart said he would be willing to f Strollina "\ f Special Events/Exhibits A week concerning changes to the budget list Republican candidates on the site as 1:30-2:3Q George Krauss • Kids Corner • Pony rides • Petting zoo which were made public while the adoption well as Democrats. Alpiners German band • Horse-drawn carriages meeting was already in session. The budget, Councilman George Shamy also crit- 2:30-4:00 Regency Ramblers now adopted, entails an increase in spend- Dixieland Band • Cultural Arts Committee art icized Spaulding at the Sept. 8 workshop demonstrations/exhibit ing from the budget first introduced in meeting for taking the copy of the amended 4:00-5:30 Clowning around with August. One of the changes includes Bob Lloyd • Trackless train rides budget off of the public display board with- • Civil War encampment $874,149 in the uncollected tax reserve, ini- out permission during the special meeting 1 ;00-5:30 Petals the Clown Funny Factory Clown • Antique car display tially $0. Spaulding said the increase would the week before. • American Indian tepee result in a 4- to 5-cent increase in the tax When Spaulding asked Shamy if he had Calli-A-Bike I Local Commotion • Rock climbing wall rate for 1997-98, as opposed to the 1-cent made the statement as a councilman or a \_ • Hot air balloon rides y decrease proposed by township officials. Democrat, Shamy responded, "I find it a \_ Repertory Theatre y "Between now and Nov. 4,1 am sure we tragedy that somebody in the political will hear more and more from Mr. process ... would steal something off the COMMUNITY EVENT — The 15th annual North Brunswick Heritage Day Spaulding and his partisan allies regarding bulletin board." —'JohnK. Delaney festival takes place Saturday at North Brunswick Township High School. CENTERS SAVINGS CLAYTON SALE EMOS FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1997 f1 BLOCK-SAHD WE'RE SO MUCH MORE THAN JUST BLOCKS & CONCRETE! The Superior interlocking Pavemeht System For All Seasons! 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A GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS SPECIAL SECTION Bears ready to launch aerial attack team beat an opponent with little offen- sive thrust. In contrast, Bridgewater- Raritan, not to mention most of the other teams on the schedule (i.e., ou talk to East Brunswick foot- Piscataway, Sayreville and Old Bridge ball coach Marcus Borden and to name a few), have speed to burn and Y you listen to a story of doom can put points on the board quicker and gloom concerning prospects for than you can say touchdown. this season. "The defense is where we really "All I can say is we have a lot of have to improve," Borden said. "Our work (to do)," Borden said as he offense is more set, but our liability is a looked back on last Friday's scrimmage lack of team speed and some inexperi- against Memorial of West ence in certain areas." New York and ahead to Offensively, East Friday's season-opener at Brunswick does bring home . against some weapons to the Bridgewater-Raritan. "I battlefield, beginning said before we began pre- with an aerial attack that season practice that there should rival what you were a lot of question might see from the Air marks. Well, we're a few Force. The reason is days before the opening junior quarterback Ryan game and I still don't have Cosentino (6-2, 195), answers." who missed all of last Things better take year with a broken col- 1 • •• w\a*tmA" * shape quickly if Borden's larbone. Cosentino Bears want to get off to a attended the Shoot-out The Bears are doing all they can in preparation for the upcoming season successful start. Last year, Camp at Rutgers this after a disappointing 1996 campaign. the Somerset County team summer and was. voted (Augusto F. Menezes/Greater Media) administered a 36-8 past- outstanding quarterback. ing on East Brunswick (3-6), one of the His arm is strong, reminiscent of the few times in recent seasons that the days Bryan Fortay and Steve Hughes Bears had been handled so decisively. threw for the Bears. East Brunswick Bears A game-conditions scrimmage Because of Cosentino, the emphasis against Memorial ended with East will undoubtedly be on passing. The Brunswick winning, 21-13, but proved targets are good ones, Bryan Merrigan TamierGirgis Kevin Shull Karl Wohlt nothing in Borden's mind other than his (6-0, 167) and Adam Petty (5-10, 148), Chintan Vora Ted Niemiec Allen Lin Darren Mazzei but both seniors are a little banged up Robert Kelliher Mike Moscatello Jason Kopp David Farrar and need to be ready for Friday. Anthony Pisapia . Russ Leotta Chris Corsale David Oliver Borden thinks the pair will be prepared. Hector Perez Rich Giacobbi Brian Manetta Chris Kersulic EAST BRUNSWICK Fellow senior Kevin Shull (5-7, 164) will Paul Moscatello John Mullane Greg Jimenez Rob King be another receiver. Justin Hornlein Matt Aronowitz Mike Seibel Arvind Bhandari Although the Bears don't plan to run Adam Petty Andrew Batwash Nathan Greenhut Chris Yannazzo extensively, the need to establish a Ryan Cosentino Brian O'Mara Brien Goldstein Jonathan Tischio rushing game merits quality backs. Brad Pleasant David Koenigsberg Joe Bellisano Frank Buday 1997 Senior Russ Leotta (5-7, 160) and junior Joe Pastva Anthony Ferguson Guy Coletti Jason Lynch Chris Hurley (5-7, 149) have been given Chris Hurley Matt Szukics Ken Martin Bryan Merrigan Varsity the job of meeting that need. John Georgy Tom Szold Keith Mahoney Mike Berkley On the line, the Bears bulk up with Mark Bagay Michael McManus Chris Gamboa Adam Hua Schedule senior Tom Krail (5-9, 258) at center, Tom Corio Darren Wickberg Joe Kotora Steve Zeichner Tommy McCloskey Tom Krail Ken Swoboda Anthony Alexander Go Continued on page 22 Bears DATE OPPONENT WHERETIME 9/19 Bridgewater-Raritan H 7:00 LUILOli. LiU 9/26 J.P. Stevens A 7:00 10/4 Edison H 2:00 10/9 " Sayrevjlle A 7:00 10/18 Piscataway H 2:00 10/24 Wood bridge A 7:00 1 LL 11/7 Perth Amboy TBA 7:00 tit/Aii;ilt 11/14 So. Brunswick 7:00 11/22 NJSIAA Playoff TBA 11/27 Old Bridge H 11:00 FULL RECYCLE SERVICE: GLASS, ALUMINUM, CARDBOARD, MIXED PAPERS 12/6 NJSIAA Championship TBA • INDUSTRIAL • RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL • INSTITUTIONAL • Sponsored by 1O-4O Yard Open or Compactor Units Radio Dispatch, Fully insured, FREE Estimates Scrap Metal, Stumps, Concrete, Wood, Construction Debris' > Oldsmoblle by Oldsmoblle 485 MAIN STREET SPOTSWOOD/EAST BRUNSWICK • SALES 908-251-4422 • SERVICE 908-251-8545 Open Daily 9 To9 • Sal. 9To 5 ATLANTIC SANITATION NS SENTINEL, SEPTEMBER 18, 1997 1 9 FOOT BAiLWP RE VIEW A GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS SPECIAL SECTION Ground game will be featured by Vikings BY WCHARD JEROME
ast yeai was a frustrating one for the South Brunswick High School L football team Tiue, the Vikings finished 6-3, but solid as it was, the record was disappointing "We lost a couple of close games," fifth-year coach John Coppola said "We could've been 8-] And losing our last game to North Biunswick on Thanks- giving was very lough " Now, South Biunswick, which opens up the new campaign on Sept 20 against Monroe, has a relatively new cast ol characters "There aie quite a few fitst-yeai players," Coppola said, "and we have- some others who played on the vaisity last year but didn't start I think we'll be competitive, though I don't know if I really have a read on this team yet **r^aB We've done faitly well in scnmmages, but it's haid to say how good we really are " The Vikings will be moie of a run- ning team than in the past, but Coppola said the passing game also will be impoitant "We'll use both," he said "On defense, we'll play with a more aggies- sive style, attacking and pressuring opponents I think we have the poten- The Vikings go through a tackling drill during a recent practice. tial to be a pretty good defensive (Jackie Pollack/Greater Media) team " Looking at the Viking offense, the pounder who stands an even 6 feet, 210). quarterback is a first-year slinger, junior will be the tight end. The hnebacking corps appears deep, Chad Jones (6-1, 175), who will be Anchoring the offensive line is junior with Yuhasz, Waxman and Pyne joined backed up by sophomore Mike James center Ben Bressler (6-0, 250), joined by senior Milton LaTorres (5-10, 175) SOUTH BRUNSWICK (6-0, 210) Senior Ahmeel Kirton (5-10, by senior right guard Dennis Yuhasz, a and soph Brian Roach (6-0, 195). 215) is at fullback, along with junior 6-foot 220-pounder, right tackle Ed Among the defenders in the secondary Billy Pyne, a 185-pound 6-footer Also Helfrey, a large (6-4, 295) sophomore, are Ian Armstrong, Iturbides, Kashawn ainning the ball are senior Gary Tier (5- left guard Andrew Waxman (5-9, 215), a Smith, Chad Jones, Tier and senior Rob 9, 180), while the split ends are slated senior, and junior Chus Kennedy, a 6- Monroe (6-0, 195) The kicking lineup to be a pair of diminutive seniors, Ian foot 240-pound junior is fluid, though Mike Jones .should be 1997 Aimstrong (5-7, 150) and Kashawn On the defensive line, Bressler will the punter, vying with Waxman and Smith (5-8, 155) Sophomore Victoi take a spot, along with Kennedy, Corey Cirlincione for the place-kicking slot. Varsity Itui bides (5-10, 185) is the flanker, Armstrong at end, senior Tornn Panico "We haven't set specific goals," while senior Corey Armstrong, a 195- (6-0, 240), junioi Rich Livingston (6-3, Coppola said, "but we'll be sitting down Schedule 240) and senior Jon Cirlincione (6-1, and doing that soon " Go Vikings South Brunswick DATE OPPONENT WHERE TIME 9/20 Monroe A 1:00 Vikings 9/26 Bishop Ahr A 7:30 10/4 Woodbridge H 7-00 Ian Armstrong Ahmeel Kirton Rob Potter Victor E. Iturbides Billy Pyne Mike Trani 10/12 So. Plainfteld H 1:00 Gary Tier Chris Palo Chris Fillbrunn 10/18 Colonia H 7:00 (HOMECOMING) Victor J. Iturbides Brian Roach Chris Kennedy 10/25 A 100 Dennis Yuhasz Rich Livingston JFK Jon Travis 10/31 H 7 00 Mike James Matt Pascarella Joe DeFillippo Sayreville 11/14 A 7 00 Chad Jones John Barbely Ed Helfrey East Brunswick 11/27 H 10:30 Mark Streeter Ben Bressler Ryan Ricker No Brunswick (THANKSGIVING) Brian Bishop Joe Moye Rob Monroe Andrew Waxman Corey Armstrong DEAL John Bonilla Sponsored by Kashawn Smith Milton Latorres Greg Tugya For Private Party Items Victor Alvarez Ryan Bartunek T.J. Korodan ACME NISSAN 4 Lines $jMf|®0 Marco Semilia Rob Chibbaro Marc Tainow 2 Times Central Jersey's Largest Jon Cirlincione Tyrone Robinson Mike Cahill Pre-Paid « $5 00 each additional line Exclusive Volume Nissan Dealer Greg Boswell Matt Pusz Max Rivers Not refundable • Price adjustments only 2050 Route 130 North Tony Fusco Earl Jones Chris Watson South Brunswick Torrin Panico 1-800-660-4ADSI 732-821-9300 2O SENTINEL SEPTEMBER 18 1997
A GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS SPECIAL SECTION Falcons rebuilding off to a good start
eie s the good- and bad-news tion meetings and encouraged students scenario legaiding Monioe to gel involved with the program To a H Township High School fool- degree, the ofi season activities have ball had an effect There will be a season lhats the Among the 30 players who will play good news consideung the campaign varsity aie a sprinkling of laces that was veiy much in doubt until Coach played football a tew yeais ago but lost Jim Hunt was gieeted with moie than interest Now that they aie back there 30 vaisily candidates foi the team And is optimism concerning the program you all iemembei how the falcons had "We re way ahead of last year, Hunt to cuitail the season last year aftei five said With incieased numbers, you can games due to an inadequate number or have better piaclices, and the kids ap- bodies pear to be in belter condition That was Now the bad news Opponents, a factoi in a lot of injuiies in 1996 stalling Saturday with a home contest The offense will feature Kevin Lp against South Brunswick don t caie pinger a sophomore, at quarterback As about the state of the piogiam Take a freshman, Fppinger directed ihe ju- away all the enthusiasm and celebration nior varsity and he has a good throw- that's occuned because Monroe leturns ing arm so the Falcons can put the ball to playing football and you are still star- in the air ing at the fact that the Falcons must The running back situation appears play against foimidable opposition to be in good shape with junior Lemont We can t even think about wins and Love (5-11 170) and sophomore Bnan losses,' Hunt said Friday as he watched Cnss (5-11, 165) ready to go Cnss will hij> freshman team under the guidance also play some wideout, along with of Hugh Walsh, letited athletic duector, senior Josh Ewing (5-9, 160) Scott Kivet Lemont Love ts ready to get the Falcons going in '97. take on Highlstown What we want is (5-7, 155), a junior, and Zach Morolda (Atiguslo r Menezes/GrealerMedui) to build a program based on positives (5-6, 135), a sophomoie The light end are Joe Gouiley (5 10, 220) and Ray Ruiz seeing action We've tned to inject that attitude since will be senior Art Shadell (5-10, 175) (5-8, 180) All except Ruiz (a junioi)' arc At strong safetie' s aie Shadell and the lust day of piactice and in a position Hunt calls II-back will seniors Sophomuie Lew Delucia (5 11 Kyle Dennen (5-1J, 160) a junior, with Actually, developing a positive atti- be junioi Jeff Caldbiese (5-6, 135) 170) also will see action at tackle Cnss and Ewing at the coineiback spots tude toward football started as soon as The line is where the experience lies On the defensive side of the hall and Moiolda at fiee safety it was decided to diop the foui games and thai will bode well for Monroe Wicki and Nemeth will slait at the tack Cnss will be icsponsible foi the led on the schedule last fall Hunt, with when it goes up against quality teams les while the inside linebackers will be punting and place-kicking the support of Walsh and the rest of the Ihe center is Lew Wicki (5-8 245), the DeBoei and Gourley The outside line I got a good feeling about this team Monioe administration, held informa- guards aie Derek DeBoer (5 9, 180) and backets aie Calabiese and Love with last week when we diove 80 yards Dan Nemelh (6-0 305), and the tackles Wayne btaik (5-9, 155) a junioi, also against South Rivers first defense and scoicd in a scnmmage, Hunt said Iheie is a lot ol desire out theie to pei- foim well and make up for last yeai VIONROE We, as a coaching staff, will not put piessuie on the kids to win games, Hunt added Oui objective is for them to play well and feel good about themselves If ihe wins come, well itin with it But now we just want to lake the first step ' • Wrangler »Eagle •All Seessow Whiffewall % Varsity —Jimmy Allinder BUY ANY 3 WRANGLERS ALL SEASON WHITEWALLS SERVICE OR EAGLE GAsAT VESPIA S REG PRICE AND. GET THE 41™ ^ Schedule TIRE FREE! YE* Go HP Quiet Riding Touring Radial SVSorsroe I P-METRIC WRANGLER I All Season Traction Radial Reg Pnco 4n. Tire Size Price For 3 Tire Falcons Falcons I For Small Pickups Mini Vans & 4x4 s P185 65R14GA S105 3315 N/C ALL SEASON P195/60R15GA $119 S357 N/C OPPONENT WHERE TIME P205/60R15GA 3132 S396 N/C Long-Wearing, P225/60R16GA S149 S447 N/C Frank Aly P205/65R15M S95 S285 N/C South Brunswick H* 1 00 Brian Archer Quiet Riding P205/70R15« S106 S318 N/C (Hugh P Walsh Field Dedication) WhitewalRelg RadiaPnco l4™ Chris Axelrod Tire Size Pries For 3 n™ 9/27 JFK A 1 00 Mike Bartocci P155/80R13 S59 S177 N/C P175/70R13+ S59 S177 N/C WORKHORSE Jeff Calabrese • Idoal for Vans, 10/4 Metuchen A 1 00 P135/70R13+ S62 S186 N/C Pick Ups & 4x4 s Brian Cnss P185/75R14 S69 S207 N/C Tiro Size Hog. Sola 10/12 Spotswoorl A 1 00 Pia5/soni4ftv
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Alexander (6-0, 222) is the starting tight the punting while Borden is taking a end. look at Chris Yannazzo, a sophomore, Defensively, Borden is not quite to handle the place-kicking duties, ^/ fixed on his lineup. Senior Mark Begay although that decision hasn't been (5-9, 184) will line up at nose guard made yet. with Jimenez, Manetta, Alexander and "Right now, I'm concerned about senior Chris Kersulick (6-4, 235) pen- Bridgewater-Raritan," Borden said, "because they could be better than last Professional Advice for Do-It-Tourse] cers ciled in at the tackles. W Hwy. 35 & Cass Street 272 Hwy. 18 N (1/2 mi. N. of Tices La.) 39G-77O0 . Hours: Mon-Tburs., 8-8 Hours: Man,, Tuea., Wed., 9-6 Wed., Fri.. 8-3, Sat. 8-4. Sun. 1O-3 Thurs., Frl.. 9-8, Sat.. 9-5, Sun.. 11-4 NS SENTINEL, SEPTEMBER 18 1997 23 A GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS SPECIAL SECTION Powell brings experience to green Rams Sebastian Szerzen steps in at QB; lines will be manned by fresh faces BY RICHARP; IEROM E t s fall, which is the season in South Rivei when the high school foot I ball team, cauying all that tiadilion on its back, embarks on another cam paign in its stoned history Coach Rich Maichesi s Ram team went 8 3 last yeai, making it to the sectional finals befoie losing a 20 6 match to Keansburg Now SRI IS starts anew with a Sept 20 tilt against Burlington City We have some new faces ancl some excellent young talent, Marchesi said, 'but we aie green 'Our stiengths are in the skilled positions, which is gieat,' he added, 'but the line is brand new, and that's a Rich Marchesi concern ' The only offensive lineman to return South River will featuie a new is senior Raphael Dominguez, a buily quarterback this yeai, sophomore (6-0, 280) left tackle who'll play along- Sebastian S7er/en (5-11, side guard Darrel Titpak 160) But as Marchesi (6-0, 220) another .senior said, he has some excel- Junior Mike Lapcenko, a lent suppoit among 5 foot-11 180 poundei, is othei skill playeis the center On the right Leading the way is strengths side are junior guard Joe Linebacker Ricky Santos could see action at running back this season. senior tailback Chad Payoi (5-9, 180) and tack- (Jerry Wolkowitz/Grealer Media) Powell, who was a le Mike Shearn (5 11, dynamo last fall, gaining 220), a sophomoie sive halfbacks will be a revolving dooi, 1,200 yards and tallying As usual, many offen among which is senioi Joe Soto (5-9, 14 touchdowns Joining sive players will double 165) SO him in the backfield is on defense Joey Young Once again, Maichesi has a familiar JTH RIVER stalwait fullback Joey and Singaghese are the cast of assistant coaches Ed Cicchi, Jim Young, another senioi ends, and the tackles will Mackiewic7, Ian Fvanovich, Mike who stands 5-teet-8 and be manned by a rotating Lepore and Joe Yanuzzi weighs in at 175 team ol Shearn, Tirpak, ' Offensively, we're going to have to pounds Junior Glenn Dominguez and sopho- throw the ball as well as mn it," Kalbei (6-0, 175) will also play back, more Eveiett Barnhart (5-10, 160) Marchesi said 'We'll use different 1997 while junior James Singaghese (6-0, There's a returning starter, Ricky defenses, blitzing and taking a go-get 175) is slated for tight end Senior Santos, at linebacker, joined by Chad em approach But the kids are in a Anthony Colon (5-9, 175) is back at Powell, Payor and Kalber Colon is set learning stage, we're going through the flanker, while the spiead end is yet to foi safety, but Marchesi said the defen- basics now' ^HH be detei mined Go Coach Marchesi DATE OPPONENT WHERE TIME Burlington A 1 00 Blair A 2:00 Highland Park H 100 10/9 New Brunswick A 7 00 9997 10/18 Dunellen (Homecoming) H 1:00 SOUTH RIVER RAMS 10/25 Lawrence A 11 00 9. 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The senior-laden Knights will, how- ever, face a difficult schedule, including Bob DeMarco J.P. Stevens and Woodbridge, as well as two-time conference champ by quarterback Dan Lanzafama, who Piscataway. Old Bridge's non-confer- ran for 590 yards and threw for four ence foes include Hillsborough and touchdowns last season. Senior Mike parochial powerhouse Holy Cross. Keller and Krzywdzinski anchor a solid running attack. Keller, a halfback, "We're going to have to play better rushed for 430 yards, while defense this year; that will be the key Krzywdzinski gained 410 yards. The for us to get back on track," DeMarco presence of Barrett, who ran for 260 said. "We should be able to put some yards over the last three games in 1996, points on the board, but we can't give at halfback further augments the attack. them back." Postell will also see time in the back- Five senior starters return to bolster field. the defense, including nose guard Jason Rosa, who caught nine passes, Bonfante, end Justin Daily, tackle Five senior starters have returned to bolster the Old Bridge defense this Gregg Kulick and linebackers Mike returns at split end, and Daily, who made seven catches, is the tight end. year, and it's paying off, even in practice. Mallei and Rob Rosant. Mike Jeffrey, (Augusto F. Menezes/Greciter Media) Joe Maglaqui, T.J. Parmar and Steve Tinney, who doubles as the reserve: quarterback, will also play split end, Weiss will see duty at tackle, while Dan players, and both of them beat us last L , t Mironov, Tim Neu and Chris Tinney and Neu, a fine blocker, will garner season. Piscataway's always tough, and rotate at end. Both Weiss, a senior, and lime at tight end. they're defending champs. And then Neu, a junior, gained valuable playing Jeffrey is back at center, with Parmar there's the non-conference games. OLD BRIDGE time a year ago. and Weiss at guard, and Kulick and Ken We're going to have to work hard, pay Senior Hosam Sayed and sophomore Goy at tackle. Matt Clements, Mike attention to basics and play .solid John Barrett join Maffei and Rosant at Scarano and Bill Schlueter provide depth. defense. That's what it comes down to." linebacker. Seniors Nick Cucchiara, Old Bridge can expect its defense to Mike Krzywdzinski and Jose Rosa, "I expect that we'll be back in the be tested when the campaign begins at along with junior Kevin Cimino and hunt," DeMarco said. "Most of our guys 1997 have played varsity before and we have home on Sept. 19 against Holy Cross, sophomore Malcolm Postell, comprise which put up 52 points in downing the Varsity the secondary. some good talent, but it's not going to be easy. Our conference is tough, and I Knights in last year's opener and set the Many of the same faces will line up tone for Old Bridge's season. Game Schedule on the offense, which will again be led know both Stevens and Woodbridge are returning many of their premier time is 7 p.m. Go Knights DATE OPPONENT WHERE TIME 9/19 Holy Cross H 7:00 9/26 Piscataway A 7:30 10/4 J.P. Stevens H 6:00 10/10 BYE 10/17 Woodbridge A 7:30 10/24 Perth Amboy H 7:00 10/31 No. Brunswick H 7:00 11/7 Edison A 7:30 OLD BRIDGE KNIGHTS 11/14 Hillsborough H 7:00 PLAYERS 11/27 East Brunswick A 11:00 COACH Robert DeMarco Dan Lanzafama Mike Krzywdzinski Mike Keller Ken Goy Michael Schields John DeMarco Sean Burnett Shawn Skwlat Michael DeMarco Bill Dunigan Sponsored by ASST. 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':;* ^2CK):Ocieah Aye., : -:: Ocean Avfe. &• Brighton Ave. Rt.:;35M.::; 566-3111 SENTINEL, SEPTEMBER 18, 1997 27 A GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS SPECIAL SECTION Ground game should carry Bombers Joseph, Nuber highlight a veteran backfield for reigning White champs BY WARREN RAPPtEYEA S^taff Writer oach George Najjar is counting on experience and depth at the C skill positions to help his Sayreviile War Memorial High School football team defend its Greater Middlesex Conference White Division title. The Bombers, 9-1 a year ago, return 12 key seniors from last year's squad, including halfback Omar Joseph, a 1,000-yard rusher, and fullback John Nuber, who bulled his way to more than 650 yards. The versatile Dave Gangadyal, who scored three touch- downs against Edison during his sopho- more year, and Michael Thomas round out a dangerous backfield. Dan Unkel, another senior, replaces Dustin Kemple, who graduated in June, at quarterback. Unkel, the reserve QB last fall, knows Najjar's Wing-T offense well, can run and brings a solid arm to the Bombers' backfield. In addition to the four pass-catching threats coming out of the backfield, Un- kel's other targets will include split ends Quarterback Danny Unkel is getting settledbehind this year's line for the Bombers. John Bell and John Farinick and tight (Augusto F. Menezes/Greater Media) ends Vinnie Porcaro and Lennie Carter, four veterans with soft hands. Carter, in line by fellow returnee Joe Lardino at Joseph and Antwine Simmons at the fact, hauled in a two-point conversion right tackle. Joining the starting ranks corners and Nuber and Bell at safety. toss from Kemple on a fake PAT play to are seniors Nick Pryszlak at tackle and "We've moved some people around, SAYREVILLE give the Bombers a 35-34 triumph over Chris Portee at guard, as well as junior but the one thing we have are the go- Piscataway last season. guard Brian Sommers. Juniors TJ. to players," Najjar said. "I expect that Starace and Ben Tang, who both played we'll have lower-scoring games than "We can do a lot on offense, and we linebacker last season, will shuttle in we did last year, but we really don't should be especially strong on the and out of the line up to bolster the want to look too far ahead. I want to ground," Najjar, who is entering his line, Najjar noted. take it one game at a time and work on 1997 third season at the Sayreviile helm, said. getting better each week." "We do have some question marks Starace and Tang will, however, Varsity because we're starting some new play- anchor the defensive line from the end Sayreviile will play its first two games ers on both sides of the line." positions. Juniors Rich Headden and on the road, at J.P. Stevens Sept. 19 and Schedule Steven Wands will hold down the mid- Colonia on Sept. 26, before returning to Fortunately, steady Ray Quick is dle. Gangadyal, Porcaro and junior Ira the borough for its home-opener Oct. 3 Go back at center and will be joined on the Gilmore are the linebackers, with against Bishop Ahr at 7 p.m. Bombers DATE OPPONENT WHERE TIME 9/19 J.P. Stevens A 7:00 9/27 Colonia A 1:00 10/3 Bishop Ahr H 7:30 (HOMECOMING) 10/9 East Brunswick H 7:00 10/17 Edison A 7:00 10/24 No. Brunswick H 7:00 10/31 So. Brunswick A 7:00 11/7 Woodbridge A 7:00 SAYREVILLE BOMBERS 11/14 Piscataway H 7:00 (SENIOR NIGHT) PLAYERS Sponsored by Alex Arango John Farinick Gary Nowak Ron Strzalkowski John Bell Malcolm Faulkner John Nuber Ben Tang Charlie Bowden Dave Gangadyal Vinny Porcaro Frank Terzino I Large Enough to Serve Yau - Small Enough to know Yotil\ Bruno Cardoso Ira Gilmore Chris Portee Michael Thomas Lennie Carter Rich Headden Nick Pryszlak Danny Unkel "Rupp's" Marc Ciamarra Shawn Hohner Ray Quick Stever Wands Partick Daly Yazio Jackson Eric Rozenblat Brian Zdan Chris Eglow Liam Jones Abdul Savage ACE Omar Joseph Antwine Simmons Greg Kennedy Jesse Slavicek Hardware Joe Lardino Brian Sommers 347WASHINGTON ROAD-SAYREVILLE Ibraham Mostafa T.J Starace PHONE 908-254-2629 p44" YEARS IN BUSINESS I 28 SENTINEL, SEPTEMBER 18, 1997 NS A GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS SPECIAL SECTION Ramos and Byrom ready to lead Raiders Experienced players are in the skill positions for Policastro's Raiders BY RICHARD JEROME Staff Writer his year's North Brunswick Township High School football Tteam has a considerably new look, as no less than 19 players from last fall's 3-6 Raider squad have gradu- ated. "We lost a great group of kids," fifth- year coach Joe Policastro said. "We were particularly hard hit on the offen- sive line." The 1996 contingent lost its first six games, some of them close ones, then rallied to finish the season with a three- game victory skein, finishing things off with a triumph over Thanksgiving Day rival South Brunswick, a 6-3 team. "I'd say we were about three plays away from being 6-3 ourselves," Policastro said, referring to the year's near-misses. This fall's club, which opens the schedule on Sept. 19 agaiast Edison, is not entirely green. As Policastro noted, its strength is in the leadership offered Raheetn Byrotn will be a captain as well as one of the Raiders' main ball carriers this year. by players in the skill positions. (Augusto F. Menezes/Greater Media) "Senior wide receiver Kevin Wright ball players I've ever coached," he said, er. Byrom, who scored eight touch- senior tight end Nick DiPillo (6-0, 195) (5-11, 175) is one of the smartest foot- citing one example. "He blocks downs as a sophomore, blew out his and junior tight end Diego Sarmiento extremely well, and he's an excellent knee last year and missed the entire (5-11, 185); and sophomore center Pete pass catcher." season, enduring 12 arduous months of Steiner, a 245-pound six-footer who, At quarterback, after two years as a rehabilitation. He'll also be seen at out- Policastro said, "is one of the strongest M BRUNSWICK backup, is the coach's third cousin, Nick side linebacker this year. Ramos rushed linemen on the team, with a great work Policastro (5-11, 175), another senior. for 960 yards in '96, while catching 21 ethic." "Nick's a tremendous football player passes and scoring eight touchdowns. On defense, Sarmiento is at middle who has excellent play-action skills, He plays in the defensive backfield, as linebacker, along with senior Sedrick feeds well and has good control of the well. Milton (5-11, 215). With Byrom at one 1997 middle," the coach said. The rest of the team is relatively outside slot, Colin Sumter (6-1, 185), a Two of the Raiders' most accom- inexperienced. The only senior on the junior, handles the other end. Linemen Varsity plished team leaders are backs Alex offensive line is Christian Guerrero, a 6- Guerrero, Iovine and DiPillo are joined Ramos and Raheem Byrom, senior cap- foot-2 215-pound tackle, who also plays by junior nose guard Jason Kish (5-11, Schedule tains who both measure 5-feet-ll and on the defensive line. 180). Go weigh 180 pounds. "He played sparingly last year," "He's raw, a first-time football play- "These are guys with a great positive according to Policastro, "but he's also a er," Policastro said. "But he has really Raiders attitude and a sense of humor," great leader who loves the weight room impressed me." DATE OPPONENT WHERE TIME Policastro said. "They're vocal leaders and worked hard all summer long." In the secondary, cornerbacks who have the knack of getting on kids Edison H 7:00 Others on the offensive line are Ramos and Wright are abetted by senior 9/19 without saying anything negative." junior guards Ben Iovine (5-10, 225) Tom Zaabadick (5-11, 170), who is also 9/26 Woodbridge A 7:00 Ironically, Ramos and Byrom have and Mike Lundy (6-2, 215); Jima wide receiver. 1074 Piscataway H 3:00 never played in the same game togeth- Swinarski (6-1, 200), a junior tackle; Sophomore Michael Thompson (6-1, 190) is an all-purpose player, running 10712 Colonia A 2:00 the ball, playing linebacker and per- 10/18 Bishop Ahr H 2:30 forming for the special teams. HOMECOMING North Brunswick Junior Jed Higgerson (6-3, 200) is the 10/24 Sayreville A 7:00 primary kicker, and may back up at out- A 7:00 side linebacker, while Ramos will punt. 10/31 Old Bridge Raiders Assisting Policastro this year are de- 11/8 OPEN fensive coordinator Mark Zielinski, the Michael Thompson Larry Meyer Kris Pallein head coach's former teammate at 11/14 JPStevens H 7:00 SENIOR PARENT NIGHT Sedrick Milton Derek Kilmurray Salman Tariq Columbia University, New York City; Ed 11727 So. Brunswick A 10:30 Brandon Rodriguez Tom Zaabadick Ben Iovine Breheney, who handles the wide Alex Ramos Joe Greene Jon Bena receivers and defensive line; and ex- Sponsored by D'Ron Garnett Corey Lee Eric Beauchea Rutgers player Dan McHarris, mentor of Kevin Wright Evan Ahmed Jimmy Swinarski the backs. Raheem Byrom Howard Longus Justin Zduniak "Our tone is hopefully to be very Diego Sarmiento Christian Guerrero Anthony Martinez explosive offensively, taking advantage Jon Andreula Jason Kish Joji Thomas of our running backs and receivers," Policastro said. "We want to keep Nick Policastro Michael Lundy Pedro Berrios defenses off balance. But because we Jay Gargiulo Pete Steiner Steve Bridgemahon have little depth, we're also condition- "Our People Make The Difference" Mike Cassalle Sean Worthy Nick DiPillo ing our athletes to think clearly when Colin Sumter Mark Lauri Jed Higgerson they become fatigued — that can mean 1582 Rt 130 No. Chad Weaver the difference between a win and a North Brunswick loss." IN~ --PTEMBER 18, 1997 29 One Stinks. SCORE — The Service Corps of Retired Executives, a division of the U.S. The Other Is A Hippo's Butt. Small Business Administration, offers counseling for people who want to set up shop for themselves. In addition to regular counseling at the Princeton Chamber of Commerce, SCORE will be holding a seminar on Oct. 18 at the Summit Bank Training Center in Monroe. (Augusto F. Menezes/Greater Media) SCORE helpful tips Smoking. MEW JERSEY -• MNJITMIKT •~~~ MtfALTM at business seminar Don't Get Sucked In. auMiow Sknvices business and is encountering problems," Local advice chapter will he said. hold seminar Oct. 18 Most of the SCORE counselors are re- FOUR FLOORS OF FURNITURE ON DISPLAY at Summit Bank center tired businessmen such as Wolf who live in Monroe's retirement communities and BYTINACRAFTpN "wanted to do something besides playing golf." He believes the organization's services MONROE — Those interested in are valuable because approximately 70 starting and managing their own business percent of new businesses fail, many from might be interested in a seminar offered circumstances that can be prevented. by Service Corps of Retired Executives (SCORE) at the Summit Bank Training Undercapitalized businesses are Center on Oct. 18. doomed to failure. Wolf and his col- leagues will teach entrepreneurs what you SCORE is a volunteer arm of the U.S. will need to get money from a bank. Small Business Administration which seeks to provide consulting sessions to "You can't just go to the bank and de- people who would like to branch out into mand money. They want you to have at their own business. least 25 percent of your own money," he said. Founded in 1964, SCORE has 400 chapters across the United States. The Another pitfall that surprises many Princeton chapter was founded in new business owners is the time com- February 1995 and is the eighth located in mitment. Whereas before an individual New Jersey. may work 40 hours per week, a new business can require a 60- or 70-hour Members of the organization have sev- work week. eral years experience across a wide spec- trum of businesses. Individual consulting Once the business starts up, there are is free of charge and, in this area, can be precautions owners must take to ensure arranged by contacting the Princeton that it continues to thrive. Owners cannot Chamber of Commerce. expect to spend the first dollar they make; they will need to reinvest in the business. SCORE Chapter No. 631 holds ses- sions every Tuesday from 2-4 p.m. and These and additional tips will be avail- every Thursday from 9 a.m. to 1 p^m. at able at the seminar on Oct. 18. The semi- FAMILY OWNED and OPERATED SINCE 1905 the Chamber's office in Forrestal Village nar includes a continental breakfast begin- in Princeton, and every second and fourth ning at 8 am. and concludes at 1:15 p.m. Wednesday of the month from 4-6:30 Topics will include: Selecting your busi- SUMMER SALE ENDS! p.m. at the Summit Bank Training Center ness; buying an existing business or fran- Final Week for Better Then Warehouse Prices on on Centre Drive, Monroe Center Forsgate. chise; marketing aspects; format and legal considerations; financial considerations Showcase Furniture According to Harold Wolf, chapter and insurance; accounting fro business; chairman, clients come from Mercer, and the business plan. FREE DELIVERY • FREE SETUP • FREE DISPOSAL of OLD FURNITURE southern Middlesex and northern Burlington County. Literature and registration material can be obtained by calling the Chamber of 18 FERRY ST. SOUTH RIVER MJ. (732} 254-0335 "We are a group of 21 volunteers giv- Commerce at (609) 520-1776. The fee is ing our time to counsel anyone who is $20 for advance registration and $25 at Open 7 Days A Week www.spitaleri.com interested in going into business or is in the door. „ 3© SEPTEMBER 18, 1997, SENTINEL NS 1 Ci^ center any weekday. A continental breakfast will be held at Democratic Club The Food Bank is open Tuesdays from Flea market slated 7:30 a.m. A shot-gun start is set for 8:30 10 a.m. to noon and Thursdays from 6-8 a.m. and a barbecue lunch and awards are to meet today by ladies auxiliary planned for 1:30 p.m. p.m. and is located on the lower level of the The Ladies Auxiliary of Lt. John The next regular meeting of the North municipal complex. For information, call (732) 821-1700. Brunswick Democratic Club will be tonight Farnkopf American Legion Post No. 401 at 8 p.m. at the American Legion Post No. will hold a flea market on Saturday from 459, Linwood Place. Panic Relief to host 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Major Road in Mon- Learn '66 Ways The program will involve Joe Fritsche mouth Junction. Donations of items for and Bridget Kennedy, Democratic candi- Family Fun Day the flea market are now being accepted. to Save Money' dates for Township Committee. Plans for Panic Relief Inc. will sponsor a Family For pick up of items or table informa- The Family & Consumer Sciences the upcoming election will be discussed. Fun Day at Carolier Lanes, Route 1, tion, call Roxanne at (732) 297-4807. Program of Rutgers Cooperative North Brunswick, on Sept. 28 at 1 p.m. Extension of Middlesex County will show The event will include three games of the public how to save money on bank- Committee meeting bowling, door prizes, snacks and a sur- Harvest Fair set for ing/credit, utilities, insurance, housing, has been rescheduled prise gift for all participants. A 50/50 raf- Saturday in Dayton transportation and more. fle will also be featured. The program, "66 Ways to Save The North Brunswick Development Ticket fee is $15 for adults; $10 for The First Presbyterian Church in Day- Committee meeting scheduled for Sept. 24 Money," will be held Sept. 25 at 1 p.m. at children under 12. Tickets can be pur- ton will hold its annual Harvest Fair on the South Brunswick Senior Center. The has been rescheduled for Sept. 22. chased in advance or at the door. Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on the The meeting will take place at the North presentation will last approximately 1 1/2 For advanced tickets, call Jeff at church grounds, located on Georges hours. Brunswick. Government and Community Carolier Lanes, (732) 846-2424. Road. In the event of rain, the event will Complex at 710 Hermann Road. For information, call Susan Trilli at be held on Sunday from 1-5 p.m. (732) 329-4000, Ext. 675. Preschool program The fair will offer food, fun and an op- Library Friends portunity for community members and Eat all you can at has some openings residents of nearby towns to come togeth- to meet Wednesday The South Brunswick Department of er. Some of the day's events include a Sept. 26 fish fry The Friends of the North Brunswick Recreation/Community Affairs has some "country store" with homemade goods, a American Legion Post No. 401, locat- Public Library will hold a meeting openings in the fall session of the follow- craft show, baked goods, pony rides, Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the library. ed on Major Road, Monmouth Junction, ing preschool programs: entertainment, games and prizes. will hold an "All U Can Eat Fish Fry" on Refreshments will be served. The library • "Creative Learning" — A two-hour is located at 880 Hermann Road. Featured will be a "tomato contest" Sept. 26 from 5-8 p.m. Music will be pro- program for 3- to 5-year-olds. with prizes offered for the best, funniest vided by Billy Phillips. For information, call the library at • "Bright Starts" — a 45-minute pro- (732) 246-3545. and biggest tomato. A 1998 Nissan Donation fees are: $8 for adults; $7 for gram for infants to 5-year-olds. Altima, financed through Acme Nissan, seniors; $4 for children; and children For class fees, times and dates, refer to will be auctioned. The landing and dis- the 1997-98 fall/winter brochure Culture under age 5 will be admitted free. Aid the hungry; play of a helicopter will also be part of the For information, call (732) 329-9861 & Leisure Activities and Community day's highlights. Services. For class availability, call the after 4 p.m. donate food items The festival is a re-creation of fairs Patrons of North Brunswick's Heritage recreation office Monday through Friday between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. at (732) from the 1940s and '50s when people Day, to be held Sept. 27, are encouraged to would travel to acknowledge the begin- Fire Company to bring non-perishable food items to keep 329-4000, Ext. 671. shelves stocked for the less-fortunate area ning of the harvest season and gather to host dinner Sept. 27 residents. The North Brunswick Food Bank eat a turkey dinner. The Harvest Fair's Free long-term care food court will offer a variety of culinary Little Rocky Hill Volunteer Fire Com- will have a collection box available at the pany will hold a spaghetti dinner Sept. 27 senior center table during the Heritage Day delights, and an outdoor cafe will provide seminar is slated additional refreshments. from 5-8 p.m. The dinner price is $6.50 festivities to be held at North Brunswick Financial Engineering Associates of for adults; $3 for children under 12. The Township High School. South Brunswick will be giving a free sem- dinner includes spaghetti with homemade Priority items needed are peanut butter, inar on long-term care at the South Miller Choir to be sauce, homemade meatballs, salad, bread, jelly, dry milk packets, potato flakes, beef Brunswick Public Library tonight at 7 p.m. stew, canned spaghetti and vegetables. beverage and dessert. Additional baked Topics will include: "What is Long part of Annual Day goods will be available for purchase. For more information, call Mrs. Rud- Term Care?" "Why You May Need Long Miller Memorial Presbyterian Church ders at (732) 418-2222. Those who wish to The fire company is located on Route Term Care," and "Recent Tax Law Choir of Monmouth Junction will partici- 27 between Kingston and Kendall Park. contribute food items but are unable to at- Changes that Favorably Affect Treatment pate in the "Second Annual Day" event at tend the festival may bring their donations Mount Zion A.M.E. Church in Little The company's Ladies Auxiliary has of Long Term Care Insurance." Entertainment '98 books available for to the municipal complex or to the senior For information, call (800) 361-8395. Rocky Hill at 2:30 p.m. Sunday. The Miller Church Youth Group will meet at purchase. Both Central Jersey editions are 6:30 p.m. Sunday. in stock. The price per book is $30. The church will conduct a For information, call Pat at (732) 297- Oak Crest Country Day Camp Communion service at Applegarth Care 0327 or leave a message at the firehouse is coming off its most Center, Monroe, on Wednesday. at (732) 297-0478. successful year everiii 'y : PJease jofti u Children can learn YMCA to hold its on %%m& French or Spanish South Brunswick Community Educa- first Silent Auction tion will begin a world languages course Mindy Lazar, community development for children in grades K-6. director for the South Brunswick Family A lifetime of challenge and fun packed into one summer!!! Classes begin Tuesday for children to YMCA, recently announced the center EXCITING PROGRAMS SENSATIONAL STAFF learn French or Spanish through activities will hold its first Silent Auction. The • 5 SWIMMING POOLS • PROFESSIONAL SUPERVISORS such as arts and crafts, cooking, games event will be hosted by Novotel • HIGH AND LOW ROPES COURSE • EXPERIENCED STAFF Princeton, located at Ridge Road and « BUMPER BOATS • EXCELLENT CAMPER/STAFF RATIO and entertainment by local pet shops and • MOUNTAIN BIKES puppeteers. Parents will be invited to the Route 1, from 5:30-8:30 p.m. Oct. 9. • COMPUTERS TUITION INCLUDES Tickets for the event are on sale for • GYMNASTICS • ALL CAMP ACTIVITIES last class of the session. • BACKPACKING AND INTERNATIONAL TRIPS • DOOR TO DOOR TRANSPORTATION For information, call Jackie Jenner at $25 each and include a cocktail party, • EXTENDED MORNING AND AFTERNOON hors d'oeuvres and entertainment. The FABULOUS FACILITIES PROGRAMS (732) 940-2000, Ext. 291. • 45 ACRES OFF NEARBY ROUTE 22 VARIETY OF KOSHER AND NON-KOSHER LUNCH auction will provide the chance to bid on • TENNIS COURTS, BALL FIELDS, PLAYGROUNDS SELECTIONS dinners at local restaurants, entertainment • PLENTY OF INDOOR FACILITIES CAMP PHOTO PACKAGE Charity Golf Outing tickets, merchandise, sport items, week- CALL end trips and more. At 7:30 p.m., the win- Discount Ends set for Tuesday ning ticket will be pulled for a 1997 Ford I OASC CREST September$08! The Southern Middlesex County Taurus from Dayton Autoland. Chamber of Commerce plans its Third All proceeds from the auction and car Annual Charity Golf Outing at Princeton raffle will go toward bringing a YMCA (732) 297-2000 Meadows Golf & Country Club on facility to the South Brunswick communi- 92 Cortelyous Lane • Somerset NJ 08873 Tuesday. Net proceeds will be donated to ty. For information or tickets, call (732) •JUk charity. 329-1150. us. SENTINEL, SEPTEMBER 18, 1997 31 | Mill Board |•i We are proud of the job our market is Oct. 4. The raffle winner does not Authors to speak at need to be present; there will be no substitu- carriers do and hope that you fund-raising dinner tion of prizes. are pleased with their sendee. Author Bclva Plain will be the featured speaker at the kick-off fund-raising dinner World skating team foi the South Biunswick Public Library's newly formed foundation. Shaiing the member is featured podium will be authors Michele Tuck- The Kendall Park Skating Club will If there's a problem Ponder, mayor of Princeton, and her hus- host a Social Skating Session & Exhibition band, Rhinold Ponder. featuring 1997 World Team member Jason The dinner will be held Sept. 26 at East Cohen on Sept. 28 from 4:30-6.30 p.m. The Brunswick Chateau. Cocktails will be event will be held at the Kendall Park served from 7 30-8 p.m Dinner begins at 8 Skating Center, Route 27, Kendall Park. p.m. Ticket tee is $5. Call our Customer Service Center on Friday Plain is the author of current New York For information, call (732) 247-3173. between 9 a.m. and 12 noon if you received a Times best sellers Secrecy and Whisper. damaged paper or if no paper is delivered on The Ponders authored Wisdom of the World, a two-volume collection of African- VFW Post to host Thursday. A Customer Service representative will American sermons. Volume I is titled, arrange for a replacement copy. (Not available for "Love"; Volume II, "Faith " golf tournament mailed delivery). Dinner cost is $45 per person For tick- Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No. ets, contact the South Brunswick Public 9111 of South Brunswick will host its The sooner we know there is a problem the Library at (732) 329-4000, Ext. 282. Second Annual Vincent Hesketh Memorial sooner we can correct it. Golf Tournament on Oct. 18 at Bunker Hill Golf Course, Gnggstown. The day will Please don't hesitate to call to compliment your Tickets to Giants begin at 11 a.m. More than $15,000 in carrier when he/she is doing a good job. prizes will be available. game to be raffled Entry fee is $70 per person; $65 if en- St. Barnabas Episcopal Chuich of South tered by Oct 4. Partial teams are invited. Customer Service Reps are Brunswick will hold a raffle for two sets of The cost includes green fees, golf cart and two tickets each to the New York Giants vs. complete dinner. A corporate package will available 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. the Cincinnati Bengals game to be played cost $400 per team; sponsor a hole for $80 Mon.-Fri. You can leave a on Oct 26. The seats are on the 40-yard with name or corporate name on the tee. message 24 hours line, upper tier, the ticket value is $40 each. All proceeds will benefit the Vincent Hes- Raffle chances cost $2 each and will be sold keth Memorial Scholaiship Fund. everyday. Leave name, during the church's flea market scheduled Forms are available at Glendale complete address, phone # on Sept. 27 from 9 a.m to 3 p,m. Liquors, Route 27, Kendall Park, c/o Scott The drawing will be held at 3 p.m. at the Weyd. For information, call Scott at (732) & short message. church Sept. 27 Sales and drawing will be 438-9822 in the evenings and (732) 297- held rain or shine; the rain date for the flea 2224 during the day. See The Greatest In The Game At Forsgate The CoreStates Fall Classic Presented by Matrix Development Group Monday, September 29th Take advantage of this rare opportunity to see golf legend Chi Chi Rodriguez, LPGA superstar Nancy Lopez and PGA Tour Champion Paul Azmger put their million dollar games on display at Forsgate Country Club in Monroe Township, New Jersey. Gary McCord will offer his colorful commentary as emcee for this fall golf spectacular. Benefits The Cancer Institute of New Jersey. For information or to purchase tickets, please call (609) 860-1221. Monday, September 29lh Time Celebrity Exhibition 2:00 p.m. CoreStates Fall Classic Skins Game 3:00 p.m. 1 COMCAST CELLULAR' CoreStates MAT3IX ..... n. t^ytifcarofeti; RiineWebber ACME NISSAN 32'SEPTEMBER 18, 1997, SENTINEL NS Pakela-Zielinski All residents urged to exercise right to vote Paula G. Pakeia of Monmouth oting is a right - it is a privilege - ommendation and vote on this question. Junction and Gary B. Pakeia Sr. of North it is a responsibility. Yet hundreds If only a small fraction of our citizens Brunswick announce the engagement of V of South Brunswick residents vote in this important election, the results their daughter, Kimberly A. Pakeia, to have not registered to vote in the Nov. 4 may not reflect the will of the majority of Robert C. Zielinski, son of George and election. South Brunswick residents. Kathryn Zielinski of East Brunswick. We are electing our state's governor, a I urge all residents who are not regis- The future bride is a graduate of Victor state senator, two stale Assembly mem- tered and who are eligible (a citizen of the Valley High School, Victorville, Calif. bers, county freeholders and two South United States and, by Nov. 4, at least 18 Brunswick committee persons. years of age and a resident of New Jersey She is employed as senior records We are concerned about the rapid de- and Middlesex County for at least 30 clerk at AT&T, Somerset. velopment of our community, about plan- days) to register by the deadline for this Her fiance is graduate of East ning and zoning, about the preservation of election, Oct. 6. You can register at the Brunswick High School and he earned an open space, our environment, roads and Board of Elections on Jersey Avenue, associate's degree in criminal justice from the responsiveness of our local govern- New Brunswick, or at the South Middlesex County College, Edison. ment. Brunswick township clerk's office in the The only way to obtain the governing municipal building. The clerk's office He is employed as a police officer in will be open until 9 p.m. on the last day South River. bodies we feel will best serve us is to be informed on the issues and vote for the for registration, Oct. 6. Mail-in registra- Robert Zielinski, Kimberly Pakeia An August wedding is planned. persons we believe will best govern our tion forms can be obtained from the town community. There are basic philosophical clerk's office Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m. differences between the parties and candi- to 4:30 p.m. Absentee ballot applications STORKCLUB dates, and our choices will affect our lives can also be obtained from the township and the lives of our children and grand- clerk's office. These completed forms Carol and John Sawyer of Kendall The Medical Center at Princeton re- children. must be filed with the county clerk by Park announce the birth of their son, John cently announced the following local There will be a question on the ballot Oct. 28. Absentee ballots will be mailed David, on Aug. 15 at St. Peter's Medical births: on whether or not we should change to applicants starting early October. Center, New Brunswick, The baby Elizabeth and Richard Aerts of South Brunswick's form of government I urge all residents to become weighed 8 pounds, 15 ounces. Grandpar- North Brunswick, a daughter, Aug. 25. from a Township Committee to the informed on the issues and exercise your ents are John and Elaine Kovacs of North Maria and Roberto Sehringer of Council-Manager plan. The final report is right to vote. Brunswick and John and Claudia Sawyer Monmouth Junction, a son, Aug. 28. available, and I urge all citizens to read it JANE C. SNYDER of Cranbury, Great-grandparents are Carolyn and Mark Denno of Dayton, Kendall Park George and Alice Marsh of Cape Coral, a daughter, Aug. 31. and the Charter Study Commission's rec- Fla., and John Kovacs of East Brunswick. Raritan Bay Medical Center, Perth State DDD needs privacy reforms Robert Wood Johnson University Hos- Amboy, recently announced the following pital, New Brunswick, recently announced local birth: efore more than 4,000 The newly enacted DYFS regulations the following local birth: Christine Susan and Shawn Andrew developmentally disabled adults that stipulate that all parents and Karen and Robert E. Williams of Lutzko of North Brunswick, a daughter, B who are currently on the waiting guardians, physicians and law enforce- South Brunswick, a daughter, Sept. 4. Aug. 28. list are placed by the state in community ment agencies have complete access to all group homes, Gov. (Christine) Whitman records should be implemented at DDD, would be wise to introduce legislation especially on findings resulting from neg- that would apply to the Division of ligence investigations. Preschool to host 'Back-to-School Nite' Developmental Disabilities (DDD) the Neither the quality of life nor the safe- The Sand Hills Preschool, located at child's teacher and other staff personnel. same confidentiality reforms that were en- ty and welfare of developmentally dis- acted recently for the Division of Youth Community Presbyterian Church, 57 There are 14 openings available in abled adults should be sacrificed by and Family Services (DYFS). Sand Hill Road, Kendall Park, will hold the p.m. sessions or for full-time day defending the DDD's current confiden- its annual "Back-to-School Nite" on care. DDD clients, whether moving out of tiality policies. Reform measures must be Sept 30 at 7:30 p.m. state developmental centers that are being put in place. Morally, we owe our devel- This program is for parents to attend For information, call Flo Picket, closed or moving away from their family opmentally disabled citizens nothing less. an orientation and meet with their director, at (732) 940-1515. homes for the first time, need just as HELEN DAVIS much protection as DYFS clients. Kingston Mica Furniture, Kitchens & Bedrooms Designed Especially For You 11 am-10 pm NJ Liquor Laws Sun-Thurs allow you to 11 am-11 pm KfK/A7 bring your own Fri-Sat. beer & wine. Major Credit We have plenty Cards Accepted cafe it alsan o of glasses. 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Reports said a North Brunswick patrolman entered Matthews' license plate numbers Jade Fisher into the patrol car's mobile data terminal, which revealed that the plates were stolen Age 9 A total of 24 air conditioning units from a driver in Hillside. The plates were were stolen from a construction site at the seized and the car was impounded, Alexandra & Justin Hill Hearthwood development between 4 p.m. reports said. He was transported to the Age 2 & 4 Sept. 4 and 1 p.m. Sept. 5, according to Middlesex County Adult Correctional reports. The units are valued at $600 Center. each. A motorcycle parked in front of the Lindsey Everk Karen K. Kent, 34, of 115 Pheasant Pathmark shopping center on Route 1 Age 5 Hollow Drive, Plainsboro, was charged was stolen between 1:45 p.m. and 2 p.m. with aggravated assault at the Bennigan's Sept. 7, according to reports. The motor- Nicholas Cellait© restaurant at 11 p.m. Sept. 5. Reports said cycle — a 1996 Kawasaki ZX7 — is val- that Kent allegedly struck another cus- ued at $10,000. Age 7 tomer in the restaurant with a glass after A mountain bicycle was stolen from the two people, who arrived with separate inside a Petunia Drive apartment between parties, got involved in an altercation. The 5:45 a.m. and 9:30 p.m. Sept. 8. Reports victim was cut on the head and received said an unknown person entered the several stitches, reports said. She was apartment through an open bedroom win- dow and exited out the front door with a CLAIRE'S FARM MARKET released on her own recognizance. Several items were stolen from a Bianchi 27-inch mountain bike valued at Fresh Fruits and Vegetables motor vehicle parked at an Osage Drive $366.63. residence between 11 p.m. Sept. 5 and 8 Two motor vehicles parked in a a.m. Sept. 6. According to reports, items Woodmere Road driveway were burglar- stolen from the vehicle include a car radio, ized between 7 p.m. Sept. 7 and 8:30 a.m. Field Grown Mums a 35mm camera, a notebook computer Sept. 8. Reports said the two vehicles and a wallet containing several bank were left unlocked in the driveway. Items Available Now cards. No signs of forced entry were stolen from the vehicles include a brief- reported, and the vehicle was supposedly case containing three checkbooks and a locked during the hours in which the thefts passport and $500 in foreign currency. occurred. Nab Thind, 37, of 70 Taylor Drive, A motor vehicle parked in the Franklin Park, was charged with obstruc- KraftMaid Cabinetry factory parking lot at tion of justice at 11:12 p.m. Sept. 8, ac- OPEN 7 DAYS 9 A.M.- 7 P.M. 1000 Corporate Road was burglarized cording to reports. Thind was a passenger CRANBURY - SOUTH RIVER RD. between 2:30 p.m. and 11:30 p.m. Sept. in a motor vehicle driven by Suresh 3. Items stolen from the vehicle include a Kamar, 30, of 70 Taylor Drive, Franklin SOUTH BRUNSWICK $200 radar detector and $40 in cash. Park, who was charged with driving while (2 miles North Exit 8A NJ Turnpike) Entry to the vehicle was gained through a intoxicated at Route 1 south and Aaron smashed side window. Road. Reports said that after Kamar was 908-521-2211 A motor vehicle parked by a Willow arrested, Thind allegedly insisted he could Brook Drive residence was stolen be: drive the vehicle away. Reports indicate tween 11:50 a.m. and 4 p.m. Sept. 6. The Thind was intoxicated as well. Both were vehicle — a white 1991 Suburu Loyale — released on $500 bail. is valued at $6,000. A motor vehicle parked on Boice Two women were charged with Drive was stolen between 12:30 a.m. and HILL TOP RESEARCH, INC. shoplifting at the Caldor department store 4 a.m. on Sept. 9, according to reports. at 536 Milltown Road at 4:59 p.m. Sept. 6. The vehicle was a black 1981 Toyota is looking for Rasha Zaky Mohamed, 19, of 110 Corolla. Hempstead Drive, Somerset, and Marwa Charles John Koch, 28, of 38 North Saad Abbass, 21, of 395 Livingston Ave., Nelson Circle, East Brunswick, was MALES/FEMALES New Brunswick, were arrested for alleged- charged with obstructing justice at 8:45 ly attempting to steal items totaling $230 p.m. Sept. 9. Reports said that Koch gave in value from the store without paying for police the wrong name while being arrest- AGES 18 AND OLDER them, according to reports. They were ed for a driving while intoxicated charge. released on $ 500 bail each. His real name was discovered in court. He was released on his own recognizance. To participate in A cellular phone was stolen from a locked motor vehicle parked on Stockton A bicycle parked at the side of an Drive between midnight Sept. 6 and 8 Adams Lane apartment building was SIX-WEEK PATCH STUDIES a.m. Sept. 7, according to reports. There stolen between 4:35 p.m. and 6:15 p.m. were no signs of forced entry reported. Sept. 11, according to reports. The bicycle — a silver and black 1997 24-inch Sears David Matthews, 27, of 9 Curtis Place, model — is valued at $135. Earn from IN BRIEF $90.00 to $120.00 Especially needed are children's books Vendors sought for and recent best sellers. All books, howev- depending upon study. er, must be in good condition — no tears, Oct. 4 flea market no writing and no missing covers. Books The Second Annual Christ the King can be dropped off at the library, located Call for Information Flea Market will be held on Oct. 4 from 9 on Kingston Lane, Monmouth Junction. a.m. to 3 p.m. on church grounds, 3300 The next book sale will be held Oct. Route 27, South Brunswick. There will be 24-26. Volunteers are needed for set up a bake sale and lunch available inside the and break down of the sale. To volunteer, 732-247-2902 church. call Susan at (732) 329-6688. HILL TOP RESEARCH, INC. Vendor space is available for $10 each; $15 with a table. For reservations or infor- Mommy & Me group 223 Highway 18 mation, call Wayne or Linda Hall at (908) East Brunswick, New Jerey 08816 359-7854. Proceeds will go toward a'new set to hold classes church sign and to the ELCA Disaster Re- The Mommy and Me group of St. lief Fund. Barnabas Episcopal Church, 142 Sand Hill Road, Monmouth Junction, will hold Volunteers & books classes when public schools are in session on Mondays from 10-11:30 a.m. The sought for book sale group is free and open to members and The Friends of the South Brunswick non-members. Library are accepting donations of used For information, call the church office books for upcoming book sales. al (732) 297-4607. 34 SEPTEMBER 18,1997, SENTINEL NS Central Jersey High School Football only on 145O AM wctc WCTC's 1997 Central Jersey High School Football broadcast schedule includes...Franklin, the j defending Group III champs, Group IV runner-up Hillsborough, as well as Sayreville, also a playoff team a year ago. We'll also carry such classic rivalries as Bound Brook-Immaculata and Highland Park-New Brunswick, as well as complete coverage of the state playoffs. WCTC sportscasters Neil Solondz and Chris Keating will call every ALMOST DONE — Dan Giacolona and Sean Fitzsimmons install ceil- exciting play. ing tiles inside the new Sir John's Restaurant on Washington Place in North Brunswick Monday. (Augusto F. Menezes/Greater Media) Tune in this week Bridgewater-Rarftan at East Brunswick Friday, September 19th - 7PWI MSINISS Patricia C. Carney of North office. 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The ROUTE 18 145Q AM Maria Reynolds was recognized as programs can be changed on an ongoing the office sales leader, as well as the basis. The North Brunswick office is office listings leader for August at Fox & owned and operated by Valerie and Ron Lazo Inc. Realtors' North Brunswick Miller. IN BRIEF March of Dimes announce grants The March of Dimes Central Jersey cants with innovative and effective public Chapter recently announced the availabil- education and community service pro- ity of local grants to support pregnancy gram ideas. Deadline to submit an appli- and prepregnancy programs in Mercer, cation is Oct. 29 with funding to begin in Middlesex, Monmouth and Ocean coun- April. ties. The funding is available to qualifying To assist qualifying organizations in nonprofit organizations for 1998 initia- the grant application process, the March tives addressing the reduction in birth of Dimes is offering free grant-writing defects and infant mortality. workshops on Sept. 24 at 9:30 a.m. at The grant amounts range from $500 to New Jersey Natural Gas, Conference $10,000, with the maximum amount for a Room C, Wyckoff Road and Route 34, grant set at $25,000. To be eligible, pro- Wall Township; and Sept. 30 at 9:30 a.m. grams must address one of the following at the Marriott at Forrestal Village, areas: preconception health promotion or Village Boulevard, Princeton. Workshop prenatal care or professional/public registration deadline is tomorrow. To education conferences or seminars on receive a request for proposals or work- maternal child health issues. shop information, contact the Central The March of Dimes is seeking appli- Jersey Chapter at (609) 655-7400. YOUNG KIM, 58, of North Brunswick died Cranbury. Her husband, Russell, died in 1993. Sept. 13 at Robert Wood Johnson University Surviving are a son, Ken S. Kovacs of Elmira, Hospital, New Brunswick. Born in Korea, he N.Y., and three grandchildren. Services were moved to North Brunswick 10 years ago, Mr. arranged by The Crabiel Home for Funerals, TO ADVIRTiSE. \U ®UE ©F THESE SECTIONS Kim was retired from his self-employed station- Milltown, with a Mass at Our Lady of Lourdes ary store in New York. Surviving are his wife, Chureh, Milltown. Interment was in St. Paul's CALL Jung Bong Kim; a son, Dan of North Brunswick; Cemetery, Princeton. a daughter, Susan of California; two brothers, im®iiin m m The North Brunswick Hornets won information, call (732) 257-4114. Call 1 »90Q 773 6602 to respond to these ads. their opening game of the fall season, North Brunswick Fast -Pitch will ($1.99 per minute) TouchTone™ or Rotary phones. You must be 18 or older. downing the Monroe Hawks, 2-1. The hold tryouts for its 14-and-under team at TALL & ROMANTIC? Hornets goals were scored by Joey Pera- Babich Park Softball Field Sept. 27 from WOMEN 60's widow seeks a tall, romantic gallo and Anthony Telleri. A.J. Parillo 10 a.m. to noon and Sept. 28 from 4:30- SEEKING MEN gentleman. Enjoys plays, movies, SEEKINGfVtfblVllfl assisted on Telleri's tally. 6:30 p.m. The team is open to North reading, dining and much more. Catl 1-900-773-5B02 For a lasting relationship. BOX Call 1-900-773-6602 Katie Cosgrove scored twice and had Brunswick girls born before Sept. 1 1983. $1.99 per mill. 14683 $1.99 per min. an assist to lead the North Brunswick There will be a parents' meeting Sept. 19 BYE-BYE FOR NOW! SEEKS COMPANIONSHIP PASSION Wildcats, a Division 4 girls team, over the at 7:30 p.m. in the community council Female is looking for a friend; Widowed female, 60's, seeks tall, Divorced white male, 39, 6'3", 205 Tewksbury Panthers, 6-0. Katie Hagan, room in the municipal building. Parents of opan minded, humorous, honest romantic gentleman. Enjoys plays, lbs, easy on the eyes and in good and mentally stable. BOX 13688 movies, reading, dining in or out, physical shape. Looking for a Casey Baldini, Leigh Elko and Erin returning girls as well as parents of girls PETITE DANCER 50's music, long drives, and much white female; attractive, shapely, Folger rounded out the Wildcats' scoring. interested in trying out are strongly more. For a lasting relationship. age unimportant Share the world. Single white female, 20, 5'3", BOX 32513 Diane Lagowski and Merin Weitzen encouraged to attend. For more informa- petite, dancer, black hair, brown BOX 32512 added assists. Katie Clark, Shecna Malik tion, call Walt Hrycyna at 828-5684 or eyes. Seeking serious relationship, WAITING FIRE IN MY HEART and Keri Petrone played well defensively Paul Waiter at 297-0801. marriage, with an attractive, Italian Not for a bus, for you: a white wid- Retired fireman, 55, single, white, or French, brown hair, blue eyes, owed male, 60 to 69, to drive us 5'8", 175 lbs, seeking a cute and Samantha Paris, Rachel Van Avery The Bombers, an under-10 travel soc- 18 to 25. BOX 32477 through the autumn of our life woman, for a possible long term and Christina Caturano played well at cer team with the Silver Bullets, defeated together. Petite, slender, enargetic, relationship. Getting lonely as time FIT THE BILL? goes by; would like to find a midfield as the Wildcats controlled the West Windsor, 7-3, in their season opener. Attractive 40 year old white white widowed female in search of friend and companion; Middlesex woman to share my life with. BOX game. Brett Koppel notched the hat trick, Sean female, 57", and 110 pounds. 32476 Looking for a healthy, trim profes- County BOX 32507 The North Brunswick Baseball Sullivan scored twice and Steven sional white male, 40 to 60, with a MISCHIEVOUS BLONDE SELF EMPLOYED Association will be holding its Second DeStefano and Nelson Vargas also tallied. medium build, for friendship and a Divorced white female, 30, 5'6", Single white male, 6'1", landscap- Annual Baseball Banquet on Oct. 23 at Bobby Woods, Bobby Kilduff, DeStefano possible long term relationship. 169 lbs, blue green eyes, long er, honest Virgo, almost 24, enjoys BOX 3B569 curly hair, seeks down to earth, movies, gym, the shore and the the Victorian Manor, Edison. Tickets are and Koppel were credited with assists. outdoors. Seeks honest, single LETS WORK OUT mischievous, spontaneous, ener- $20 for adults and $15 for players and Chris Doroba picked up the win in goal. female, 21 to 25, with same Inter- 5'5", fit female. Enjoy the ocean, getic guy. Long hair and kids okay; children. Former Yankee second baseman smoker okay, too. Call me. BOX ests, for friendship and dating. The Central Jersey Hawks are looking the beach, exercise, the arts, Leave message. BOX 32488 Willie Randolph will be the guest speaker rollerbladlng, hiking, tennis and 32504 for experienced basketball players to play more. Seeking a male with similar GIGGLE WITH ME NO SILLY CLAIMS.... and Colorado Rockies east coast scout with a competitive 10-and-under AAU Interests. BOX 36B05 Divorced white female, 43, 5'3", No ridiculous promises! Mike Garlatti also is slated to address the team. Players must be born on or after HUMOR A PLUS! seeking a single or divorced white Divorced white male, 63, 57", 170 banquet. All trophies will be presented at Sept. 1, 1987. Games and tournaments male, who is sincere, has sense of lbs, honest, easy going, trim, great 25 yr old, 5'5", professional female sense of humor. Seeking trim, the banquet. For more information call will not start until the spring. To sign up Is seeking a professional male, 24 humor and likes to do a variety of things. BOX 32500 attractive lady, for friendship, rela- 821-1582 or 846-7806. for tryouts or for more information, call to 35. Enjoys music, reading, tionship or whatever. BOX 32508 movies, quiet times, clubs, friends LOVES TO DANCE The North Brunswick Soccer Club is (732) 739-0703 or (908) 519-8883. and more. BOX 36813 Young at heart and in looks, 50 WANTS LONG TERM looking for travel teams to compete in its The Central Jersey Mudcats Baseball RECENTLY WIDOWED plus, white Jewish professional 26 yr old, Italian/Columbian male, black hair, brown eyes, enjoys Spook-A-Rama Classic, planned to be an Club, the 1996 and 1997 state champions, 68 yr old, 5'6", 132 Ib, white wid- female, enjoys dancing, exercis- movies, sports, dining out and owed female, serious, honest, ing, cultural events, dining out. annual event. The one-day tournament are seeking 14-ycar-old players for the more. Seeking a female, 18 to 31, attractive is seeking a male for Seeks slim, fit, single white profes- will be held on Oct. 25 with divisions for 1998 season. Players cannot turn 15 before for a long term relationship. BOX companionship. BOX 37007 sional male, 45 to 60, financially secure, non smoker, with similar 10906 under-8, under-9, under-10, under-11, Aug. 1. For information on tryouts, call HANG OUT WITH ME interests. BOX 32467 SINGLE DAD under-12, under-13, under-14 boys and Ralph Caprio at 787-4518. 24 yr old, 5'6", 155 Ib, single 41 yr old, divorced white male girls teams. For more information, call Milltown Recreation is now forming female, light skinned. Seeking a MAKE ME LAUGH seeks attractive white female. male, 21 to 26, medium built. Divorced white female 5'8", brown Wayne Kuberiet at 821-4547. a men's over-40 Softball League. Please Enjoys many things. High heels Enjoys hanging out and having hair and eyes, trim, attractive. and blue jeans a plus. Monmouth The North Brunswick Soccer Club's call Michael Morris at 846-2731 for more fun. BOX 14638 Seeks divorced white male, 5'9" plus, 40 to 55, sensitive and out- county. BOX 32521 opening day ceremonies will be held at information. NOTHING SERIOUS going. BOX 32497 ALPACINO LOOK ALIKE noon on Saturday at Veterans Park, Roo- Spotswood Recreation Department 26 yr old, 5'8", attractive black 35 yr old, 5'8", 145 Ib, single white female seeking a black or Latino A TASTY DISH sevelt Avenue. Instructional sessions will is sponsoring its Fourth Annual 5K and male, honest, caring and sensitive male, 23 to 29, 5'10" and up, well ...is what this divorced, white begin at 10:30 a.m. and regular division one-mile races on Nov. 1. The races will with sense of humor. Successful built, who has a passion who the Italian actress, 44, is and what and active. Seeking non smoking games begin at 12:30 p.m. begin at 9 a.m. with the start behind the night life. BOX 15065 sha'll cook for just the right man. Seeking secure, single white male, single or divorced female for long The Princeton Athletic Club is seek- Spotswood High School at the Little MISS BEING A COUPLE 40 to 50, to taste test all life has to term relationship. Enjoys every- ing new members to play rugby on League Snack Bar. Applications are avail- Feminine, warm, attractive, 5'6", offer. Must have a sophisticated thing with that special someone. slim, white widowed Jewish palate. BOX 32491 Will return all calls. BOX 32522 Saturdays. PAC fields two teams with able at Manhattan Bagel on Summerhill female, caring and sincere, seek- SOMETHING SERIOUS games played at 1 p.m. Following games, Road and the Spotswood Public Library ing quality, white widowed Jewish LET'S GET TOGETHER the home team hosts a party for the visit- or can be obtained by calling 251-7370. gentleman, 65 plus, active, with a 23, sweet, sincere, honest, very 25yrold, 5'10", 1751b male, brown zest for living. BOX 32520 attractive. Seeking male, 23 to 32, hair and eyes, employed. Seeking ing team. There also is an "Old Boys" Leave a name and address on the machine attractive, honest, affectionate and a female, who works days, for a team for players 35-and-over that plays and an application will be sent to you. ROMANCE ONLINE a good communicator. BOX 32493 serious relationship. Enjoy having 40 yr old, 5'6", divorced white pro- iun, the simple things and more. once a month. For more information, call Registration before Oct. 24 is $10, race- fessional Jewish female, pretty HEAR FROM YOU SOON?? BOX 36658 656-1308. day registration is $15. T-shirts and re- brunette, slim, personable with 32 yr old, 57", single white female, varied interests. Seeking good pretty with long brown hair, is ALL CALLS RETURNED!! The 10th Annual Central Jersey freshments will be provided for runners. looking, fun loving professional, 35 seeking a sweet, caring, single EO's, 57", 160 Ib, divorced white Preseason basketball Camp, co-directed The New Jersey Lightning, a baseball to 50, for long term relationship, white male, 28 to 39, thin to medi- male, financially independent, tra- friendship first. BOX 32517 um build. Enjoys the boardwalk, ditional values, attractive, refined, by Neil Home and John Somogyi, will be team for 13- and 14-year-olds, is seeking music, movies and Atlantic City. Is seeking an Oriental Princess. held from Nov. 1-25. The five-session players for teams which compete in Ama- ATTN STEVE MANALAPAN SOX 16002 BOX 38117 camp will be conducted in 2 1/2 hour ses- teur Athletic Union tournaments. The How's the Hayden Planetarium? LEARNING CHRISTIAN Can't find telephone number. Just BEEFCAKE WANTED sions and is open to all boys and girls in Lighting also arc seeking field managers, Single white Christian male, 45, want to say 'Hil' BOX 32518 Quiet, full figured, single white female, 30, family oriented, sense nonsmoker, never married, fit, cre- seventh through 12th grade. For more coaches, recruiters and public relations POSITIVE ATTITUDE of humor, likes classic television, ative family oriented, with integrity, information, call Home (732) 654-5691 or personnel. These positions are for newly Attractive, divorced white female, good conversation, movies. In in search of single white Christian Somogyi at (732) 846-8928. forming teams in the state. For more in- 33, blonde hair, green eyes, 5'8", search of tall, outgoing, single female, 38 to 42, 5'1O" plus, to 135 lbs, In search of attractive, white male, 28 to 34, medium to share faith, learning and friend- Deborah Hospital Foundation, East formation, call Frank at 750-5506. divorced or single white male, 30 large build, for friendship and pos- ship. BOX 32515 Brunswick Chapter, will be holding its St. Rose High School, Belmar, is host- to 45, emotionally and financially sible more. BOX 32487 17th Annual Charity Golf Tournament on ing the Third Annual Jersey Shore Basket- secure, for long term relationship. GUIDELINES DIVORCED MOTHER The Greater Madia Newspapers Oct. 4 at Gambler Ridge Golf Club, Upper Non smoker. BOX 32519 assumes no liability lor contents of, or ball Coaching Clinic on Oct. 12. The clin- 5'8", attractive, single black profes- replies to any personal advertisements, Freehold Township. The tournament be- ic will be held in the school's gymnasium FIESTYAMISH sional female seeking a tall, edu- and such liability rests exclusively with 53 yr old, 5'3", single, white, pro- cated, professional man who the advertiser of, or respondent to, such gins at 8 a.m., and the $75 donation cov- from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and is open to the fessional Christian female ioves knows what he wants in life. If you advertisements. The Greater Media Newspapers may, in its sole discretion, ers greens fees, a cart, prizes, a breakfast public as well as high school, elementary the outdoors, swimming, volley- are financially and emotionally change, reject or delete any personal and barbecue. All proceeds benefit school, AAU and recreation-league coach- ball, good books and more. secure, handsome...call mel BOX advertisements which it deems inappro- Seeking a single, white, profes- 15440 priate. All advertisers must record a Deborah Hospital Foundation. For more es. 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The NFL Flag Football League at the Raritan the door) for Shore Conference Coaching walks, singfng, laughing, etc. Are you and your friend looking to Meeting Place is brought to you by Valley YMCA, East Brunswick. The Association members and $50 ($55 at the Seeking a partner In random acts meet two nice people to go out Greater Media Newspapers and With? If SO, call 1-800-647-8403 to Advanced Telecom Services. league is open to children ages 5-7 and door) for non-members. The package in- of kindness. Non smoker. BOX Copyright 1997 ATS 12768 place your FREE ad todayl will play on Mondays from 6-7 p.m. cludes continental breakfast, lunch and a beginning Sept. 29. Games and instruction clinic packet. To register or for more in- m m will be held at Murphy Park. 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NS SENTINEL, SEPTEMBER 18, 1997 39 037a Child Care 048 General 048 General 049 Merchandise Wanted 046 Firewood 047 Furniture Merchandise Merchandise Wanted 060 Garage Sales II 060 Garage Sales MANALAPAN - Caring warm USE YOUR CALL CLASSIFIED DON'T THROW AWAY those Q EAST BRUNSWICK - 8 • MANALAPAN - Moving Sale VISA, MASTER CARD OR KITCHEN SET Memorial Dr (Off Milllown Rd ) playful person needed to care 1ASSIFIED 1-800-660-4ADS used clothes, toys & stuffed : 11 Thomas Dr (off Tenant Rd) tor 16 month old, 2 afternoons DISCOVER CARD ormica & wood Table w/ 5 1-800-660-4ADS animals We'll take them off n &Sat 9/19,9/20 9am to :ri SSat 9/19 & 9/20, 9am to a week In my home TO PAY FOR YOUR AD hrs & 2 leaves $1 00 your handsl Pick-up free! Must ipm Lots of everything 3pm Llv rrn, kit set, wall unit, References 732-866-6652 CALL CLASSIFIED IOUCH-2 pcs $100 SEC- iUTCHER BLOCK be clean Call 732-542-6345 lots of toys, new Infant boys 1-800-660 4ADS ION AL Couch-5 pcs $100 ,UTHENTIC GENUINE RIDING MOWER clothes, tools & a lot mora or 732-254-7979 Call 732-566-2288 ,SKING $70 12 hp Briggs engine, 42" cut GRANDFATHER CLOCKS _ EAST BRUNSWICK MANALAPAN )ALL 732-257-5889 WORKING OR NOT & Estate !8 Herbert Dr. (Off Milltown Q MANALAPAN 13 • Rowena BUY IT SELL IT, FIND IT IN Asking $500 CalT 732-521-4440 id) Sat 9/20,9-2pm P/T in our home Monday- ITCHEN SET- Walnut,2 :AMPER SELF CONTAINED Jewelry CALL 732-335-4190 Rd ( Union Hill Rd to Ivanhoa Friday 2 30-6pm for 2 girls, CLASSIFIED 1-800-660-4ADS ;hairs, deacon's bench $300 ilothing, household items DrJFrl Sat a Sun , 9/19, ages 4 1/2 & 7 Reliable, car- 3ofa-Good cond $100 Orlen- SLIDE-IN TRUCK CAMPER RIDING MOWER GUNS, swords, military Items ALL OAK SEASONED ; Ransomes Bob-Cat Lynx XT Lie NJ/Fed Dealer House EAST BRUNSWICK 9/20 and 9/21,9am to 4pm ing person with references & $125 for cord $76 1/2 cord :al Rug 8X11, $50 Area Rug ully loaded Call 732-536-4542 Apple Manor La (Off Jensen own car Call 732-409-7676 3X10, $100 732-972-8556 2000 20HP 42' Deck & calls Bert 732-821-4949 D MANALAPAN Call 732-431-5518 iANOPY ACCESSORIES catcher 3 yrs old Low o Brian to Apple Manor) Sat MARLBORO-Mature person to twin spread w/sham, canopy I BUY CARVED IVORY 3/20, 9-4, & Sun 9/21.9-12 mileage Cost $6,100 Asking Items/Pieces Large or small MULTI FAMILY care for 4 year old son in our DUBOIS FARMS LIVING ROOM iurtains & 2 pairs curtains $4 000 Call 732-727-3768 home Monday 2 30-6 30 White rattan sofa & loveseat 75 Call 732-780-1461 Leave message732-583-659G Q EAST BRUNSWICK 4 Whitehall Way (Old Queens $100 per cord Driveway Blvd to Hanover Dr) Sat a Wednesday 2 30-7 30 & delivery Oak & Hardwoods w/loose pale print seat & back SWIMMING POOL EQUIP SURF BOARDS Thursday fO-6 Car 8. referen- cushions Exc cond $475 /both :ARGO TRAILER Complete set Filter, heater, CLEARANCE Sun 9/20 & 9/21 9am 1o 2prn Full cord, 1/2 &1/4 Stove from I960"sor 1950's Dobson Rd (In Greeeniree. 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(Off school age children Must Stacking avail 732-613-9410 lags Cost $600 sell queen IESK& CHAIR- ries Firebrick, flu pipe, damper, Instruments GIANT YARD SALE Gettysburg Dr) Sat 9/20, have references & transportat- 1150, full $125 732-442-0323 10X60 medium walnut $300 grate, tools $175 or best offer 9am -3pm Rain data 9/21 Stereo Receiver-Kenwood 35 Call 732-238-7328 ion Perfect for college or H S MOVING SALE- Bedroom set, 80+ VENDORS Something for Everyonal student or retiree Natts$100 Printer-Epson FLUTE- Selmer, closed hole, Q MANALAPAN 732-935-4440 Leave Massage! queen sz, wood Sectional, .etter Quality $150 'C" foot, w/case Used for 460 Ryders Lane 047 Furniture ileeper sofa, Kit set w/ 6 chairs WOOD STOVE (St Bartholomew Church) Evenings 732-583-4086 Vermont Casting - "The Vigi- school 8 months Exc cond MIDDLETOWN-Nanny wanted 32-536-9585 after 6 30 Asking $185 732-238-211B Sat 9/20, 7am to 2 30pm MULTI FAMILY Couple seeks a nurturing, fun- DINING ROOM SET- lant" Like new, w/access & Q FREEHOLD Galahad Dr (Off Union Hill Rd INE BAR- w/2 Stools Hunt Metalbestos all stainless steel loving, experienced live-out for ED BLOW OUT ountry Furn Alt wood/very French, Wood rocker, glass to Blenheim) Sat & Sun 9/20 newborn due end October Our op dinette set & more furn chimney w/hanging hardware PIANO TUNING FLEA MARKET & 9/21, 9am to 4pm. Lots of colonial $250 Dry sink $100 Asking $750 Call 732-360-1072 New Client Discount-$25 OFF home Full time, 5 days 40 MATTRESSES Call 732-679 2633 Din ball machine, ping pong Hall of Records parking lot childrens items, household hours Drivers licence Own Brand New with Warranties ;able Women's sample size FU LL SERVICE 732-390-8203 Main St) Every Saturday 9am clothes and much more transportation Non-smoker Queen Orthopedic set $175 clothinq sizes 10 to 14 YARD EQUPMENT Master Tuner Ext 1960* Info 732-308-1515. Q MANALAPAN-12 Orchard Call 732-706 9207 Queen Pillow Top set $385 Call 732-536-0123 Chipper/Shredder, $280 Ho- PIANO-U PR IGHTw/bench Sponsored by Hill Drive Sat. 9/20 9am-1pm King Orthopedic set $300 totlller, $210 Gas Mower, $65 20 yrs old, hardly used, must Freehold First Aid Toys, glldar, clothes, kid s FISH AQUARIUM Trailer, 4x8x4 $270 All good NANNIES HURRY! FulTOrthopedicset$150 55 gallon Good condition see $900 or best offer. Call D FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP movies lounge chairs & morel Twin Orthopedic set $125 REFINISHING cond Call 609-758-8011 732-727-3768 FOR THE BEST JOBS German Trained Perfectionist I25 00 Call 732-251-3146 4 & 11 Fred Jahn Dr (Rt 9 to Q MARLBORO Delivery available Schanck, Rt on to Frad Jahn) Livein/out or After School Care 732-249-4010 Refinlshlng, Restoring Hand PIANOS-ORGANS 1 Girard St (Ofl Rt 79 1 block Stripping, White Washing, FORD 048b Infants "hurs , Fri & Sat 9/18-20, from Marlboro HS) Sat 9/20 fi SELECTIVE NANNY ED-Brass Queen, complete LOTS OF TRADE INS 9-4pm. Usad & New Herns. "un 9/21 9-3pm Bannisters, Kit Cabinets & FROM $250 288SUMMERHILLRD.EB '/Ortho mattress set Unused 'ianos FreeEst 732-571-2915 FARM TRACTOR Juvenile Items Q FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP • MARLBORO GREENS 732-4 32-9S00 nbox Cost $1,000 sell $300 Circa 1950 3 pt hitch, attach- All Floor Models On Sale Call 732-855-7883 SOFA & LOVESEAT-Leather ments Call 732-54B-B827 1-800-453-1001 HUGE MOVING SALE! New in box Cost $3,200 sell PLAYER PIANO - Keepsake MULTI FAMILY 218Ravenswood Rd (Rt 9 041 Resumes )ED-King Orthopedic Mattress $1,150 can del 732-442-2919 HEATING SYSTEM BABY ITEMS upright Oak, electric. Claw & 41 Old Post Rd (off Rt 824) So of Union Hill Rdj Fri, Sat Office Services sot w/wrought iron canopy Tempstar BTU'S 100, 7yrs $220/ALL Crib, matt, car seat, ball teat, matching bench & 1 Sat. & Sun , 9/20 & 21, 9 3 &Sun 10-4pm Quaf furn.sm view in box Must sell Cost SOFA AND CHAIR old Used 3 yrs $750 stroller Etc 732-780-2977 dozen piano rolls Excellent D FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP appl dishes Etc 732-972-1667 1,600 , sacrifice $600 Call Fair Condition $60 Call after ^311732-251-7550 condition Asking $4,000 732-602-9603 6pm 732-607-0745 BABY ITEMS Call 732-431 -9241 MULTI FAMILY • MATAWAN - 21 Crablrea WORD PROCESSING Childcraft Crib, walker, Infant Rd (Off Applatree • Lakeridge RESUMES'COVER LETTERS KITCHEN LIGHT 26 Shady Ln Sat, 9/20, 9am- Develop)??! a Sat 9/1B, BEDROOM SET 3 light bar fixture Sand finish seat, hamper, & Much Morel 3pm Hems from A-2III By HR Professional Hickory, French Prov Triple Call before Bpm 732-446-2136 9/20,8am to 2pm Rain date 732-583-9402 SOFA BED & LOVESEAT Orig $425, asking $125 Exer- D FREEHOLD(Colonial Acres) 9/26 & 9/27 Household-frames dresser, stool, mirror, 2 night Jennifer Convertible) $600 cise Machine Body by Jake, stands, armoire Perfect 3INETTE SET - Almond orlg $250, asklng$125 Call BABY SALE O MATAWAN :ond $1,350 Call 732-972-5859 Double Stroller, Unstained MULTI FAMILY 042 Antiques Lacquer w/4 chairs $375 732-303-0497 Betsy Ross Dr (Off East Free- All furniture In exc condition Clothing, Boppy and MORE GARAGE SALES/AUCTIONS MULTI FAMILY BEDROOM SET-Fruitwood tri- LAWN EQUIPMENT- Mower, Call 732-607-2702 hold Rd ) Sat 9720 9-2pm Collectibles >le dresser armoire, 2 night "ll 732-264-8599 Blower, etc , Patio Furniture, Clothes, ceramics, Mlsc items 281 Broad St (behind Dunhin tands, king headboard a Grandfather Clock, Built-in CARRAIGE PREGO • Something for Everyonel Donuts) Sot a Sun , 9/20 & iirror Best Offer! 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Computer kids stuff Etc 7 Coral Dr (behind Straub SOFABED- Sofa, 2 swivel rockers, 2 end extras Exc condition Q MIDDLETOWN - I Buy Furn , toys, attics bsmts DAY BED-Whlte iron & brass Bulck) Sat 9/20 9-2 House- 702 Nutswamp Rd (Olf House sales held 732-572-4279 Queen size mattress Gooc tables, coffee table TV stand Call 732-792-0116 Q ABERDEEN Complete w/2 Ortho mattresses FREEZER Sears upright 35 Woodman PI (Lloyd Rd to hold, tools, books, (urn , ate Navesink River Rd ) Sat S and pop-up trundle Unused in condition Asking $25 Cal GRANDMA'S 732-335-4190 732 390 0867 SEWING MACHINE Singer Warren then 1st right) Sat & Q HOLMDEL Sun 9/20 & 9/21, 9am to 4pm box Cost $800 Sell $325 Cal w/cabinet All exc cond 049 Merchandise Sun 9/20 & 9/21, 9-4pm SOMETHING for EVERYONE Looking to buy, sell & trade 732-855-7883 34 W Front St Keyport SOFABED-Queen size-$200 Reasonable Call 732-739-9060 "lothes household & Misc MULTI FAMILY DAYBED new In box w/popup LOVE SEAT w/bed $150 Wanted RECLINER-Leather -$150 All MAG WHEELS WITH TIRES Q ABERDEEN Chardonnay S Barbera Dr (off a MIDDLETOWN & 2 mattresses Cost $850 Fit 520) Sat 9/20, 9am to* 1 24 Baldwin Ave (Thompson sell $225 Call 732-442 0323 contemporary 732 238-8657 Fits Chevy S-10 41 Ivy Hill Dr (Off Lloyd Rd) 043 Appliances American Racing Like new AAA ANTHONY'S ANTIQUE Sat 9/20, 9-5pm Rain data Something for everyone Ave by Hwy 36) Sat. 9/20, TABLES-Lt wood sq cocktail Call 732-409 6068 PAYS TOP $$$$ for used fur- 9/21 Great Itemsl car top earn D KENDALL PARK Bam-'lpm Household, chil- DINING ROOM SET & 2 end tables $100 2 pc al niture glass, art, toys, all col- er, toys, clothes & Much More dren's clothes, toys, etc Table w/leaf & 6 chairs 2 piece mond lacquer wall units a MEMBERSHIP-Bally's Lifetime MULTI FAMILY $100 ea stroller $20 , high Annual Renewal- $27 You leciables etc Love attics & I) CLARKSBURG • MIDDLETOWN DISHWASHER-GE with matching lighted China Closet won't find a better deall Ask- basements Estate contents 11 Deer Trail (Off Carrs Tavern 8 Dillon Rd (off New Rd ) Sat Walnut Exc cond Asking chair $10 swing $10 ca different colored panels Like seats $15 ea Call lng$500 Call 908-722-7261 bought or auctions Est 1979 Rd)Sat S Sun 9/20 & 21, 9/20. 9am-3pm Rain date ESTATE SALE new Used only 6 mos $200 $300 or best offer Call 732-739-9847 Uncle Joe 8-3pm We Beat The Wlzl 9/27 Boat, tools, toys & more! 92 Hattle Ct. (Olf Dwlght Rd ) 732 721-b482 Day732-238-3040 MOVING SALE- Call 732-254 03B6 SAVE THIS ADI Consumer elec home/auto Q KEYPORT Fri & Sat, 9/19, 9/20 9am to Eve 732-745-5973 Entertainment center (Black 4pm Furn , collectibles, house- GAS DRYER- Hot Point, heavy DINING ROOM 1ABLE- Black lacquer) Kit set, Pro form many new/like salesman 49 Pine St (Off First St) Sat Lacquer w/6 chairs WALL WALL UNIT - BEAUTIFUL ALL LIONEL TRAINS samples Many household 9/20 10-3pm Rain date 9/21 hold Items, jewelry & more duty front load 2 yrs of use 4 piece black lacquer with treed mill, Prof tanning bed $100 FREEZER-Sanyo free- UNIT- dove grey/glass , 4 tiers Barbecue Gas Weber Toro Or Flyer Top cash appraisal items New Singer Sew & Baby clothes toys housswares Q MILLSTONE-2 Saw Mill Call 732-845 9612 rounded corners lights & bar Much morel PondRd (Rt 537 West to Rt standing front load with Call 732-254-7985 Lawn Mower, 1 yr old Other Price no ob|ect 732-946-2893 Q MANALAPAN - 56 Newport shelves 5 0 cu ft 1 year of use DINING ROOM-Cherry wood lawn equip Call for prices D DAYTON - MULTI FAMILY Dr (Off Symmes Dr) Sat, 524 Wast 2nd left) Sat 9/20, $90 00 732-409-2896 WALL UNIT-Contemporary BUYING CAMERAS 9am-5pm Records, furniture formal 8 pcs New in box Cos 1 732-251-6240 7 & 9 Mill La (Off Geroges 9/20. 9am to 5pm Variety of 4poB black Italian lacquer, And Photo Equipment 1 pc or Rd ) Sat 9/20, Bam to 4pm tv, odds & ends REFRIGERATOR - 19 cu $3 000 sell $995 732-442 2919 items. 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AH Other Phases ol Masonry KELLY'S PAINTING UNBEATABLE RATES FORD TAURUS WAGON '89 POOL SERVICE 04,000 miles. New ac, tires, Interior • Exterior Interior/Exterior Call Pete 732-972-0933 PAPERHANGING Exp. & Ins. 732-B46-7525 SALES-SERVICE PAPER REMOVAL uel pump. Asking $1,600. FREE ESTIMATES • Fancy CUSTOM MASONRY MAGIC TOUCH ^ll 732-583-6973 Repair In*. Experience equals quality work 15 YEARS EXPERIENCE Finishes • Liner Replacement Free Estimate. 908-679-2142 ROOFING & SIDING HONDA ACCORD EX '90- All Kinds of Repairs • Deck & FOR OVER 20 YEARS Fully Insured • FREE Estimates All power, moon roof, 4cyl Specialist • Pool Closings NO JOB TOO SMALL 732-525-0712 5spd, 106,000 mi. Green w/tan Wallpaper Removal Fence • Quality Installations CALL ERIC 732-521-6069 LERIO PAINTING Treatments • Liner Replacements Painting, Plastering, Taping S&RROOFING&SIDING int $5,500. or Best Oiler! • Innround & Above DON'S CUSTOM MASONRY ;all 732-721-0105 leave mess Tiles Fully Insured • Filter Repair Sheetrock, Papernanging Windows, Carpentry. Fully Ins. • Affordable Prices Fireplaces/Patios/Foundations FREE Estimates. 732-B79-2291 Free Estimates Free Estimates HONDA ACCORD LX '94 Basements •Openings* Closings • Leak Detections Free estimates. 732-251-4352 Green, all power, auto, good CALL KEN 908-390-8655 cond. 38,000 mi. 2dr. Fully insured Fully insured 15 yrs. Exp. FERNANDO MASONRY- 092 Special Concrete, blocks, brick,pavers, O'ROURKE'S PAINTING all 732-446-1939 Services 732-218-5789 732-679-3276 732-214-9411 driveway paving, stucco, etc. INTERIOR-EXTERIOR HONDA CIVIC LX Furniture Quality Billiard Tatlos Fully Insured. 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SUTKOWSKI'S WALLS $7,300. 732-721-8299 after 6, Stbf LEVY'S DUN-RITE WALLPAPERING BY DESIGN MY POOL MAN INC. • Wallpapering • Painting WINDOW WASHING MERCURY TOPAZ '89 FURNITURE HAULING 732-290-1712 Reas. rates. Call 732-739-8755 4 dr., white, air, p/w, p/b, am/fm Jack Bar sky /M in Furniture Care Any- radio. Good cond. $1,800. HEiGHBOR Polish Hardwork With " I 732-446-0775 GaiUiied Swimming Pool & Spa Openings & Closings where. Full household/partial German Precision NO PANE by P.H.I. move. Lie, PM00276. Fully in- WINDOW CLEANING PLYMOUTH COLT E '89-HB Pool Supplies & Chemicals Delivered sured. Call Jim732-905-0997 THE WALL DOCTOR SERVICE 5spd, a/c, p/s, cass, new tires & SON Weekly Maintenance Program Custom Paperhanging 732-634-2064 ust tuned up looks & runs • Professional • Wallpapering MID STATE MOVERS By Tex Miller. 908-536-9451 jreat. Best Otfer!732-254-0565 Expert Heater & Leak Detection, Filter & Pump Local, small to medium moves. 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Accessories. $4,500. or SAAB 900S '94-Like new.Auto, SAMPSON MIKE'S Sunroof, Fog lights, ABS, H.O.M. GUTTERS EXPERTLY At reas. rates. 732-254-7404 FREE est. Call 732-739-1141 Best Offer! Call Pete 732-780-2448 after 5 Black. $11, 975. Call PAINTING & CONSTRUCTION & MOORE ROOFING CLEANED & FLUSHED DECKS STAINED 8. SEALED 732-446-0994 Affordable for any income REMOVAL 732-525-9734 • Painting-'^ Professional Painting M • Repairs • Tree Trims Attics, Basements, Debris Free estimates. Best rates SATURN SL2 '94 ALL TYPES OF ROOFING No Job Too BIG 5 Speed ABS, air, sunroof.Exc. v • Chimney Caps •Tiling • Interior/Exterior if Rick 732-251-5953 cond. Must sell! $8750, or best New Roofs • Re-Roofs • Seamless Cutlers installed offer. Call 732-214-1516 • Roofing. Tear Offs 089 Plumbing AUTOMOTIVE • Multi-Speck Finishing Complete Hoof Repairs Free Ealimntr * Fully Insured 085 Odd Jobs Sitmi1 Day AilrtwrriiiH SEIZED CARS • Siding • Textured Callings Gutters • Skylights Cleanups from $175. Porsches,Cadillacs, Marliini- Cull linck Chevys, BMW's, Corvettes. "We can stop any leaks" • Carpent: Insured Free Estimate Gerry Kurry Also Jeeps, 4WD's. Your Area. Fully Insured A.T.C. 110 Autos for Sale Toll free for current listings call Call For Estimate All Work Guaranteed Plumbing & Heating, Inc. 732-577-1166 1-800-542-0X45 •AAA« All Your Plumbing Needs 1-800-218-9000 Ext. A-5133 732.37O-I524 Affordable Clean-ups, REASONABLE RATES SUBARU SXV '95 §-800-883-6330 732-613-7120 Call 732-254-5765 We take away anything ACURA INTEGRA PLUMBING Free est. 732-264-252T) 732-536-4954 30,000 Miles. Like new. AFFORDABLE CLEAN-UPS '94. 4 dr., auto, all power. $17,900. Call 732-613-9390 Basements, garages, attics, Lie. KB816, Fully Insured 41,000 orlg. hwy. mi. Mint TOYOTA COROLLA FX '88- ANDREW yards and hgnt hauling, also ALAN BLACKBURN cond. 4 new tires. $12,500. lUmElUG Our Business & Call John 732-727-2530 3 dr. hatchback, 5 spd., A/C. GIGANTE Real Estate Specials Plumbing/Heating Exc. running cond. $2,200. HEATING Call 732-607-0567 Water Heaters, Boiler Installat- ANTIQUE AUTOS Call 732-792-0155 Plumbing & Heating ions. Remodeling. NJ Master by Lou Guida Service Advertisers ALLEN DISPOSAL BUICK Century '55-2 dr., two TOYOTA SUPRA '87 Residential- All types of debris removed. Plumbing License 05325 tone coupe, totally restored. Commercial • No job• too small Free estimates. 732-438-B684 MERCEDES Benz r69-Blue. Red, Targa, Turbo, 75,000 mi. • Alterations & 732-238-2945 280c, 4 spd., 2 dr. coupe, sun- CD, Loaded. 1st $3,000. Call Hot Water Heaters Get The Job Done. REMOVAL OF OLD SHEDS, 732-671-2669 Remodeling pools, firewood, branches, ap- rool, restored. Serious inquir- Water Lines pliances, metal, dirt, concrete, BACSOKA ies only call: 732-219-9161 & Sewer Cleaning • Sheet Rock & Tile bricks, etc. 732-446-3196 PLUMBING & HEATING TOYOTA SUPRA Repaired with To Advertise, Gall TRASH & JUNK REMOVAL BUICK TURBO 1993 all jobs • Anything you want taken to Complete Kitchen & Bath Remodeling. Water Heaters. CENTURY 73 Premiere edition, black with 7327214755 LIC #5816 dumps. Free Estimates, tan leather interior. Full power, Call 732-721-8246 Sewer & Drain Cleaning 72,000 original miles. 1-800-660-4-ADS Reasonable Rates. Free Est. alarm, 7 speaker stereo with Licit 4861 Runs & looks great cassette and CD, new Potenza 732-251-3343 WALT'S Clean Up Saves U $$ License #5628. WE DO IT ALL THIS IS A CLASSIC SERVICES Homes, yards, gar,, etc. Guar. tires, 300 hp. 57,000 miles. All BEAT Alf prices! 732-613-1267 CALL 732-727-0014 service records. Excellent ASKING $2,800. condition. $24,000. Call JUNK CALL 732-651-0740 NEED A 086 Painting GARDEN STATE 732-446-8908 PEIilCHERO Call Our PLUMBING and HEATING CARS Wallpapering WATER HEATERS Plumbing & Heating Co, PLUMBER? REPAIRS & REMODELING ! 1 GEORGE SAHUL JR. VOLKSWAGEN FOX '90 - 20 BOUGHT BUY CARS FOR $125 GL SPORT - S spd., 110,000 io off-air ABTOZ REAL DEAL License #5568 Seized & sold locally by miles. Runs well. $1,950. or BUSINESS IRS. DEA, FBI Bathroovv/niiMitujjmi oRemodelinl this ail g $399. 3 ROOM SPECIAL best offer. Call 732-431-4812 SAL'S PAINTING 732-251-5660 1-800-522-2730 ext 2730 Boilers • Water Heaters MARLBORO HOME IMPROVEMENTS Appliance Installation RODD PLUMBING CADILLAC COUPE DE VILLE ,1.10a Sport AUTO &SERTO 732-390-01 03 • 732-521-0537 • Hot water heaters • '82 - Leather interior. Needs air pump. Fully loaded. First $750. No Jon Too SMALL ACCENT PAINTING- All JOBS • Boilers, sinks, faucets • Utility Vehicles 24 Hit. EVIKHCKISCY SKHVir.K WRECKERS Excellent Indoor & Outdoor •All repairs. N.J. Lied 6371- fakes it. Call 732-706-3372 Painting. Residential S CADILLAC- SEDAN DE VILLE 732-545-6279 ADVERTISERS commercial. Free estimates. CALL 732-257-6502 '80. $900. Chevrolet- Monte 732-591-1400 Fully Insured, 732-679-5999 Carlo '75, $500. Both good TOM'S PLUMBING cond. Call 732-390-5374 AFFORDABLE PAINTING Plumbing & Heating. Water Interior/exterior, reliable, ADVERTISE YOUR Heaters, Boilers, Appliances & CHEVROLET CAMARO 4 WHEEL DRIVE quality work, reasonable rates Gas Grills Installed. Small |obs 1988 White w/ red Int., auto, Call Room by Room Painting SPORT UTILITY VEHICLE 732-607-2577 OK. 7 day serv. NJ Plumbing P/S, P/B, Am-Fm cass. $3000. HEREIII! Lie. It 9454. Call 732-727-77T9 Exc. cond. 732-247-1244 CALL 1-800-660-4 ADS CLEAN UP AL'S PAINTING CHEVROLET CAVALIER '90 FORD EXPLORER XLT 1992 091 Roofing Very ugly coupe - runs for parts Interior & Exterior or can be made road worthy. GET THE BEST FOR LESSI Siding $300. Call 732-294-9084 MUST SELL Free estimate. 732-583-3306 Emerald green with tan leather WITH A FLEAO99 CHEVROLET CAVALIER RS interior, new brakes, new Mich- ALL PAINTING ANYTIME, ANYWHERE 1994-4dr., a/c, p/s, p/b. ellin tires, air, heavy duty Exc. cond. 46,000 mi. $4999. towing package, 3.73 rear INTERIOR/EXTERIOR Call 732-679-4939 axle, premium sound system POWERWASHING THE ROOF DOCTOR with am/fm cassette. 90,000 Quality Work. Reasonable Seals your leaks when you CHRYSLER well maintained miles, very ...see tlie Rates. Call Mike 732-363-2786 need protection the most. nice condition. $10,500. or Roof Repair Specialist LE BARON WAGON best offer. Classified ALL PAPERS '86 • Automatic, 4 cyl., a/c. To see car on the internet... Paperhanging & Removal GUTTER CLEANING Orig. owner. Exc. cond. Only Paint also, small jobs ok. Free estimates. Fully Insured 57,000 mi. Asking $2,350. http://members.aol.com/kman52 ENTINEL. SUBURBAN: NORTH/SOUTH MONRC 2 Call Robert 908-679-7452 Evans Maint: U800-303-3873 Call 609-443-1311 Please call 732-446-8908 NS SENTINEL, SEPTEMBER 18,1997 43 112 Autos/Trucks I 112 Autos I Trucks I 112 Autos /Trucks I 113 Auto Parts CIRCLE INFINITI Wanted I Wanted I Wanted I Services CALL CLASSIFIED BUY IT, SELL IT, FIND IT IN THERE'S ALWAYS A&A CLASSIFIED 1-800-660-4 ADS SOMETHING NEW IN til autos/trucks accepted Any 1-800-660-4 ADS CLASSIFIED and We pay the most cashl DONATE YOUR CHEVY S-1O PARTS 32-536 6031 • 609-75B-8850 BOATS, CARS, CAR, BOAT, Front End & Rear End THIS IS JUST TRUCKS WANTED! PROPERTY BEST OFFER! 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Leather, 290HP 8-Cyl Engine, Auto Trans P/ABS Brks, P/Strg, A/C, Dual Air Bags, P/Wlndows, Central Locking, Hit. Cruise, Anti-Theft System, Keyless Entry Bose AM/FM Stereo Cassette/CD Player, Alloy Wheels Sun Roof, T/Glass and Morel VINWM3OOO39 MSRP:.. $48,795 No DOWN NO SECURITY DEPOSIT NOf AQUISFnON FEE New fB7 Infiniti 130 Lease For 36AfonthsAts'399 PALL 4X4 BLOWOUT No Down Payment! No Security Deposit! 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Bused on 36 month closed end tosos. QX4: Total due ot inception $3298... ($1999 down potent, CALL FOR EASY DIRECTIONS: (90S) 821-93OO ' 150 lefundable security deposit $<150 acquisition fee + I si month poymenl), lotol lease payments: $14,364 rtix. 12,000 mi/yr, excess mi. @ ,b( icafler. Residual votue: $25,156.60 130: Total due ol inception $399... ($0 down poymenl, $0 secutily deposit, $0 ocqmsilion fee + 1st monlh Conveniently located 5 minutes from Route 1, Route 33 & NJ ,jymenl). Total lease pnymenls: $14,364 flax. 12,000 mi/yr, excess mi. @. I i< thereafter. Residual value: $ 19,452 80 045: Total ^ue ol • Turnpike Exit 8A, We're Only Minutes Awayl inteplion $629 ($0 down poymenl $0 secuiily deposit, $0 acquisition fee + Isl monlh payment). Total lease payments: $22,644 +tnx. 12,000 Prices , losubject to man approval All photos are tor Illustrative purposes only ,„.,,.., ,. r, -i I , /nil/I Hj../.l:...I..J.(.\.ll.~i,(.U..miJU..«,™»i.m.,i.»l8p|(0||itensingtQstS| Not responsible lor typographical errors Musi present this ad for sale prices Sra Ostler for Dew 'Customer cast) & financing available on selected models 44 SENTINEL, SEPTEMBER 18,1997 NS : It's The Strength Of Offering You The Choice Of 23 Brands And Over 3500 Vehicles. It's The Buying Power That Enable Us To Provide You With A Genuinely Lower Price. And It's The Very Special People That Make Your Purchase A Simple, Satisfying Experience. Is. 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