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SCOTT PILLING staff Arms race Bobby llcyn chomps down on a sparerib during the Taste of the Towns food festival held at Our Lady of Peace in North Brunswick on Friday. The Weightiifting show fundraiser will support the 25th annual Heritage Day festival in the fall. raises funds for team Page 3 NJB. bolsters codes for sale of homes Quote of the week: units or habitable spaces in an attic or base- Gordon, who addressed the issue at the April Occupancy standards ment that are used for sleeping purposes can 30 council workshop meeting, any time there "There's nothing made more lenient for be sold or transferred without first obtaining a is a sale, the purchaser is obligated to comply Islamic about basket- current residents Certificate of Compliance from the with all regulations, and whether or not the ball or volleyball or Department of Community Development. The Realtor is from North Brunswick or out of soccer, but the way new aspect is that this ordinance has a broad- town, they must also adhere to the standards. BY JENNIFER AMATO er applicability, addressing houses other than He said the township will not permit the clos- you piay is what Staff Writer makes it more Islamic," just rental units. ing of a house unless the town has signed off n an effort to apply safer living conditions According to the regulations, any new pur- first. — Salaudeen Nausmdeeo without dislocating established North chaser must certify that he or she is aware of The ordinance also sets forth, codes and Pugc? IBrunswick families, the Township Council restrictions regarding the legal number of regulations for minimum square footage has revised two code enforcement ordinances units in a building, the legal number of occu- requirements. Every dwelling must have a affecting living spaces and occupancy stan- pants in each dwelling unit, the legal number minimum gross floor area of 175 square feet dards in homes. of occupants in each bedroom and the legality for the first occupant and 125 square feet for index The new sections regarding occupancy and of sleeping areas in a basement or attic. The each additional occupant. Sleeping areas must Classified .53 rental of property, which were adopted purchaser must obtain and sign a copy of the have 70 square feet for one person, but rooms Crossword 44 Monday, are based on existing regulations certificate. accompanied by two or more people must have Editorials 10 that were deemed too stringent and were Real estate agents who are involved with 50 square feet of space for each person. Entertainment 43 affecting residents who were following what such sales are also included and must ensure Children under the age of 3 are not considered Obituaries .46 they thought were the correct procedures. that the purchaser complies with the condi- additional occupants. Police Beat 13 "There are a lot of people who are living tions prior to receiving the title and ownership In addition, every bedroom must have Real Estate ... .49 absolutely legally and appropriately in their documents. The ordinance states that the access to at least one toilet and one bathroom Sports .48 homes who technically fall in violation of the township has the discretion of reporting any without passing through another bedroom. ordinances that were originally drawn, and real estate licensee who violates the require- In regard to other occupancy requirements, that was certainly not our intention," said ments to the New Jersey Real Estate living and dining areas must have 100 square Mayor Francis "Mac" Womack. "We want to Commission. feet of space for three people and 25 additional inter Media Newspaper address overcrowding and approved work in "It is important that when a house is sold, square feet for every additional person. The homes without potentially displacing or aggra- the real estate agent understands what our kitchen area can be 50 square feet for up to vating residents who are doing absolutely laws are so they can properly relate them to three people but four or more people www.gmnews.com nothing wrong." the purchaser," Womack said. The revisions state that no multifamily According to Township Attorney Ron (Continued on page 15) 2 SENTINEL, May 24, 2007 NS FLOWERING 14" COCONEST BASKETS tfo A tea Family Fcarm &

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Gaskos is (approx. 3 miles on right) iwww.gaskosfamUyyarm.com NS SENTINEL, May 24, 2007 3 Bodybuilders arm robot builders with over $2K Competition raises funds for award-winning NBTHS team's travels BY JENNIFER AMATO Staff Writer NORTH BRUNSWICK - Quarter turn Double bicep. Relax. Quarter turn. Lat > * spread. Relax. Quarter turn. Side chest ol ,-T your choice. Relax. Quarter turn. Side tn- cep. Relax. Favorite most muscular position. Pose down music. Such simple instructions had much larger implications as a bodybuilding show, held by the North Brunswick Township High School Raider Robotix team on Saturdav raised over $2,000 to put toward the team"- expense account in*.--hopes of traveling t» Hawaii next year for a robotics competition The National Gym Association-san( - >• tioned competition featured 25 amateur and professional bodybuilders competing at the Tier One Novice Class, Tier Three and Pro Qualifier levels. Kyle Poulsen, 22, of Piscataway was a crowd favorite, placinu first in the novice lightweight category dui - ing his first professional show. "This was a local show. I was able to d" it after being done with school now. It's easier to concentrate now that school is over It's fun and there are good guys in the show," said the former wrestler and curreni criminal justice/communication double major at Rutgers University. Poulsen wakes up and does 100 pushups and situps before eating every two to three hours and lifting weights at the gym five times a week. He said time management has helped him succeed in bodybuilding and college. "The same thing with school and bodybuilding, if you surround yourself with the right people and have a good support structure, then you can pretty much have the same things to be successful," he said. Stephanie Alicandro, one of three female competitors in the show, said that success in female bodybuilding relies on muscle tone, overall symme- try, proportionality, smooth and natural movements and a graceful smile. The 26-year-old U.S. Air Force member of eight years started bodybuilding about a year ago, influenced by the military to uphold proper physical fitness. As a 5-foot-8 woman, she placed PHOTOS BY SCOTT PILLING staff first in the tall category for women 5 Clockwise from top: Larry Tidwell (I) prepares for the National Gym Association bodybuilding competition at the North Brunswick Township feet 4 inches and taller. Out of the High School on Saturday, getting help from his friend, Kenneth Washington. A female bodybuilder stands before the judges. Eric Carbone three shows she has competed in thus pumps some iron before being judged. Twenty-five competitors competed in different weight classes during the show, which was a fundraiser far, this was her first title. for the school's Raider Robotix team. "I love being up there, I love trying where what you put in is what you get out. his mouth closed. received the General Motors Industrial to better my body and be in the best health Being around healthy people keeps you "Knowledge means nothing if you don't Design Award and the Web Site Excellence I can be. It's a lot of fun. We all get together healthy minded." pass it on. If you don't pass it on, nobody Award. In 2006, Team 25 placed second in and make some good friends," she said, sug- Since retiring in 2000, he has remained knows you have it," he said. the world during nationals and were hon- gesting that anyone interested in body- involved in the sport as a photographer for There was also a health and figure expo ored with the Chairman's and Woody building should hire a personal trainer and NPC Bodybuilding, although he focuses featuring representatives from several area Flowers awards. They are also featured in nutritionist. more now on motivational speaking and nonprofits, businesses and government the latest publication of "FIRST Robotix: Larry Cureton, a six-time world and writing poetry. His first book, titled "A Life agencies. Behind the Design" and have a rookie card international kickboxing champion and Experience: A Man's View," was published Although the robotix team didn't seem designed by the publisher. two-time Ultimate Fighting Championship in March 2005, geared toward kids who love too eager to sign up for next year's competi- Their next fundraiser will be a car wash quarterfinalist, made a special- guest to listen to rap but sometimes ignore the tion, they said they were able to make con- on June 23 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Our appearance at the show. The 47-year-old message. nections between bodybuilding, which was Lady of Peace Church on Route 130. Arecre- firefighter from Jersey City started doing "If I'm talking the language, they listen. an idea brainstormed by the students, to ational soap-box derby will be held in New karate when he was 14 years old and looked You take out the music and all they hear are building robotic machines. Brunswick on June 8, 9 and 10. Lego Camp for different challenges as he grew older, the words," he said. "We're bringing together two completely will be hosted at the high school from July 9 eventually learning how to box and kickbox. The 6-foQt-l, 290-pound former competi- different parts of society. It let's us raise to 27 for students entering grades six His personal routine once began at 5 a.m., tor approaches the subjects of drugs, peer money and let's the bodybuilders compete so through nine. Brunswick Eruption 6, the waking up to do roadwork, eat, weight pressure, individuality, violence and respect we feed off of each other in that way," Alexa Raider Robotix yearly robotics competition, train, eat, rest, box, eat, rest and then kick- through his poems, hoping to teach children Stott said. will be held Nov. 3 at the high school. box four days a week. using his own real-life experiences. A poet "They build their bodies, we build our For more information, contact Bev Stott "Discipline and hard work can get you since the age of 12, he is currently working robots," Kristian Calhoun added. at (732) 297-4933 or raiderrobotix® whatever you want," he said. "I like the on his second book for young women, since During the 2007 season, the team won gmail.com. Information about the team sport because it's a sport where it takes a lot he grew up in a house of females and the New Jersey regional and placed second itself can be found at www.raiderrobotix. of discipline. It's an individualized sport learned to "keep his eyes and ears open and in the Connecticut regional. They also org. 4 'SENTINEL, May 24, 2007 NS

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The board unanimously voted to "You have traffic from these warehous- approve a nearly 190,000-square-foot es coming down Davidsons Mill Road ... 1001 Finnegan's Lane, North Brunswick expansion to the 413,112-square-foot for- (732) 297-0295 and it's chaos," he added. mer Opus warehouse during its May 16 Several measures have been taken in meeting. The project will add about the past to address this problem, including 180,000 square feet of extra warehouse left-turn-only signs and a median that was • NJ State Licensed Facility space, as well as parking and loading to physically block trucks from making a docks, and 9,500 square feet of offices. An right. Since the warehouse was first • Certified Experienced Teachers additional infiltration basin on the site will approved, however, Klimowicz said that also be built where, currently, there sits a the signs are routinely ignored and the 1 mature forest. • Classes for 2 /2 - 5 Year Olds median run over. The result is large trac- Representatives from the firm, tor-trailers going 50 mph down a small, • Early Morning / Late Stay Option • 7:30 am - 5:00 pm Industrial Developments International two-lane road, leading to noise, vibration (IDI), said the company will comply with and wandering trucks making U-turns in • Summer Day Camp, Sports & Water Play too!! Ages Tk - 5 the township's tree replacement ordinance driveways. This has led to a great deal of and have also promised to leave the exasperation from residents who feel the • Summer Mommy & Me Classes largest, more mature trees standing. IDFs problem grows with each warehouse. planner, Kathryn Gregory, noted that the "Whatever the signage is ... it's not big expansion is far preferable to the company For more information on our programs call or contact: enough, it's not strong enough to keep the than building an entire new facility. trucks off Davidsons Mill Road. It's just Phyllis Denenberg, Director • e-mail: [email protected] "We're not building a whole new build- www.bnaitikvah.org/nursery.html not working and this adds to it," said ing on a greenfields site ... we're just Klimowicz. expanding this building," Gregory said. Mayor Frank Gambatese, who also sits Truck traffic took up much of the dis- on the Planning Board, recognized that cussion at the hearing. According to the truck traffic on Davidsons Mill Road is a firm's traffic engineer, John Harter, vehi- problem that needs a real, lasting solution. cles exiting the site go south, on to "I don't see any reason why trucks can Davidsons Mill Road. If the drivers turn make that right-hand turn," said left on to that street, they eventually hit Gambatese. Cranbury South-River Road, a large, mul- kids tilane highway. If drivers turn right, how- (Continued on next page) need a dentist of their own. 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The highest is square-foot warehouse almost right out- ances or waiver requests, with the firm Staff Writer Washington state, with an estimated 96 side New Jersey Turnpike Exit 8A. mostly asking for permission to build a percent usage rate. The warehouse, to be built by the com- third sign to guide workers in. ew Jersey has among the high- South Brunswick has seen several pany Forsgate, will be occupied exclusive- "They're really not oversized or over- est rate of seat-belt use in the fatal car accidents that police say could ly by the Hyundai car company, which will bearing in any way," said the firm's attor- Nnation at about 90 percent in be attributed to not wearing a seat belt, 2006, but local police feel residents use the facility to store parts for its vehi- ney, Steven Tripp. with three last year alone. On Dec. 5 on cles. It will also contain a training area for Members of the board said that the could do better. With this in mind, the North and Route 32, both occupants were thrown its mechanics as well as some office space. location of the warehouse, almost right off from the vehicle after a crash. One vic- The company is currently lodged at the the turnpike exit, was ideal, as it wouldn't South Brunswick police departments have begun a two-week seat-belt crack- tim died at the scene the other was crit- Forsgate warehouse across the street, off significantly impact township traffic. ically injured. On Oct. 16 Fresh Ponds Stults Road, but has requested a larger down as part of a statewide Click It or "[This is a] terrific location for a ware- Road saw a 16-year-old male critically building for its growing operations. The house with likely minimal impact on any Ticket initiative. Through June 3, driv- move will give Hyundai about 12,000 more municipal problems," said board member ers passing through the township can injured after, again, being ejected from square feet of room and will also give Paul Prodromo. expect to see increased police presence the vehicle he was in after it struck a access to state-of-the-art warehousing — Chris Gaetano to encourage more people to wear seat tree. On Sept. 9 a single vehicle accident equipment. At the moment, the site is a belts, and to punish those who don't. on Route 1 seriously injured two chil- "Our goal is increased safety," said dren who were not wearing safety belts. "We're willing to work with the town- South Brunswick Chief Raymond An 8-year-old girl was thrown forward ship engineer to come up with something Hayducka. "This campaign is about pre- and suffered serious head injuries and a Opus more aggressive and creative," said venting needless injuries and deaths in broken arm, while her 3-year-old brother suffered a concussion. (Continued from previous page) Pantell. motor vehicle accidents." After the meeting, Klimowicz said he Proof of the importance of wearing a "The lives that were forever altered Other members of the board agreed appreciated the efforts of the board and seat belt might be found with Gov. Jon as a result of not wearing a safety belt with this assessment, noting that if cur- firm to better control truck traffic, but felt Corzine, who was not wearing one when in 2006 has made us even more com- rent enforcement isn't working, stronger that such moves would be a drop in the he had his nearly fatal car accident on mitted to increasing awareness and measures are needed. After much discus- bucket. April 12. After sustaining serious enforcement," said Hayducka. sion, the board and IDI agreed that the "This attempt to control truck traffic is injuries which left him hospitalized for The North Brunswick Police firm would conduct a study of the intersec- better than nothing at all, but it is like put- weeks, he has come out in support of Department announced it has received tion to find ways to keep trucks from going ting a tiny bandage on a huge wound. As getting state residents to wear their a $4,000 grant for its participation in right on it, with professionals presenting more warehouses go into operation, lost seat belts, principally through a taped the initiative, and authorities there say their findings to the board within 60 days. trucks and those looking for routes other public service announcement that will they will be putting more officers on the Gambatese noted that if the study is than the turnpike will continue to plague soon be airing in the state. road during targeted time periods. The sound, it could be used as a model for con- the eastern section of this township," According to federal statistics, about township will also be launching an edu- trolling truck traffic for all warehouses on Klimowicz said. 81 percent of drivers nationwide wear cation program involving meetings with Davidsons Mill Road. The lawyer for the He suggested that Davidsons Mill Road seat belts regularly. The lowest rates of student and civil groups to inform them firm, Glen Pantell, said that IDI would be made a dead-end near the turnpike, belt usage are in Wyoming and New about seat-belt laws and safety, accord- cooperate fully with the township in trying and the overpass should be left for emer- Hampshire, where only about 64 per- ing to a press release. to find a more permanent solution. gency vehicles only.

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He said the sourced, meaning that pharmacies are BY JENNIFER AMATO intelligence ... we can't really protect our- government became involved with certain successful and continue to hold a monop- Staff Writer selves," he said. programs because of inequalities among oly because there is no opposition. NORTH BRUNSWICK - Congress- He also said that the country must states, such as disenfranchised poor stu- "Any counterfeit drugs that come man Rush Holt held a town meeting on retain its reputation and not detain com- dents, the need for school lunch programs, across the border can completely under- Saturday to discuss issues affecting the batants overseas in an inhumane fashion special education requirements and the mine the safety and efficacy of our medi- people of the township, the county and the or conduct surveillance against Americans need for teacher professional development. cines," he said, adding that he has voted state. on their home soil. However, he did agree that the federal No for a couple of limited plans for importa- About 50 residents attended the meet- "I think it's a misguided project," Holt Child Left Behind Act, which seeks to tion, although he is not a proponent for ing, held in the courtroom of the municipal said of intercepting private phone calls and ensure that every single student and sub- wholesale drugs. building, to voice their concerns about the e-mails of Americans. "I think that once group meets adequate yearly progress, as In addition, last week, Holt, along with state of society. again we should re-establish that we do not addressed through standardized testing, is Sen. Robert Menendez (D-N.J.) introduced "It's almost an unbelievable range of spy on Americans without a court order. ... difficult to implement and keep up. Danielle's Act into legislation, designed to questions and problems people bring to me, The president does not believe that. [He Addressing a complaint of how expen- protect people with developmental disabil- but that's what I want," he said. believes], take the fight to them overseas sive medical insurance is and the fact that ities in life-threatening situations by A major focus of the discussion centered and be suspicious of them at home ... [but] people without insurance can pay 10 times requiring caregivers to call 911 in the on Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi and his idea of the war on terror is Unsafe, I as much for a hospital visit than those with event of a medical emergency and to end her pledge to implement all of the recom- think dangerous and deadly. coverage, Holt said that "health-care deliv- Medicare funding to health-care providers mendations of the 9/11 Commission to help "There is a need for secrecy to protect ery is regarded as a business and in many who fail to implement these regulations. keep this country safe. Holt said that more sources and methods," he continued, 'Taut cases a for-profit business and many people Danielle Gruskowski, a 32-year-old active, deeper and broader oversight is we should never be engaged in something are not comfortable with that." He noted woman who suffered from Rett syndrome, needed in the intelligence community, with we hope remains a secret forever. If that is that 45 million people are uninsured, most- a neurological disorder that affects motor the CIA, Defense Intelligence Agency and the case, we are doing things we shouldn't ly because coverage is based on employ- movements and the ability to communi- National Security Agency being paid atten- be doing." ment status. cate, required 24-hour care because of her tion to on all fronts. Focusing on the rising gas prices, Holt "No other country in the world that we condition. On Nov. 4, 2002, she experi- "It wasn't until after the attacks of Sept. said that if the country had followed the would reasonably compare ourselves to enced multiple symptoms that indicated 11, 2001, that Americans realized what suggestions of former President Jimmy does it that way," he said. "Almost every the need for emergency attention, yet the happens in our intelligence community Carter, there would have been less depend- problem you can identify to the health- caretakers at her Edison group home really affects our lives," he said. "Because ence on fossil fuels and stricter automobile care delivery system can be traced back to failed to identify the symptoms as life- of the way intelligence was misused or mis- mileage standards. He said the implemen- the bogus idea that your health coverage threatening and did not call 911; she died calculated, there were no weapons of mass tation of a renewable energy portfolio in should depend upon who you work for." the next day. Her family has been advocat- destruction [found in Iraq] and the justifi- New Jersey is under way, along with Instead, Holt said he believes the ed legislation since then to ensure that cation for the war certainly was not as it investing in alternative energy means and United States will work toward universal other disabled people do not suffer the appeared, at least." penalties for price gouging. health-care coverage because businesses same fate. He mentioned the creation of the Select "All of this is necessary not only because can be advocates and actively lobby for "You think it might not be necessary to Intelligence Oversight Panel, of which he is of the high prices but also because of the such coverage. tell those who deal with people with dis- chairman, which will focus on topics rang- global and climate effects. 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At 2nd light (by Wawa) make left onto Howell Rd. We are 100 yards on left past Jerseyville Church. ______visit: us on the web iiwvw.lanclexnursery.coni NS SENTINEL, May 24, 2007 7 Let the Islamic Games begin Central Jersey Pools Is Going... The theme for this year's games is Muslims from throughout "Strong Inside, Strong Outside," because the organizers want to encourage partici- the Northeast to gather in pants to improve themselves both athleti- So. Brunswick Saturday cally and spiritually. "The inside needs to he strong, which is BY CHRIS GAETANO why there is faith, prayers and fasting," Staff Writer Nausrudeen said. "But while you build on SOUTH BRUNSWICK - More than the inside, the outside also needs to be 600 Muslim student-athletes from New built, so the Islamic Games need to provide BARS & ACCESSORIES York, New Jersey, Connecticut and a channel, a forum, for the outside to show." Pennsylvania will play and pray at Nausrudeen praised the South Brunswick School District for its support in Saturday's 2007 Islamic Games. 4235 Rt 9 North the event, saying everything was done very - Held at Crossroads South Middle professionally. The event is scheduled for Freehold, NJ School, the event will feature competitions Saturday 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. It will have (One mile North of Freehold Raceway Mall) in basketball, soccer, volleyball, cricket and medals and trophies for winners and will PATIO & MORE (732) 462-5005 various track and field events, with about also feature fun and games for children. 30 different Muslim parochial schools and More information can be found on the OPEN 7 DAYS • www.centraljerseypools.com organizations taking part from around the event's Web site, www.islamic-games.com. region. The large number of participating athletes might be explained by what the event's organizers say is a general lack of athletic programs for Muslim schools around the area. In fact, this observation became the basis for the Islamic Game's founding by Salaudeen Nausrudeen when he was still in high school. "Muslim schools, numbering almost 40 in New Jersey, [often] do not have sports or athletic programs, which is why we are doing it in May and not deep into the summer because a lot of Muslim schools can Conquering participate and be part of the action," said Nausrudeen. Muslim students who want to take part Cancer. in sports will sometimes join up with local youth leagues, but for the more devout among them, this can sometimes be a prob- lematic proposition. The requirement that believers pray five times a day, the need for separate Halal foods, as well as certain dress and behavioral codes can isolate a The Cancer Muslim athlete from his or her peers both Institute physically and socially. Nausrudeen, who professed a lifelong interest in sports, felt of New Jersey this was regrettable given his feeling of the positive impact sports can have on young Network people. "We need the Islamic Games because [for] Muslims, especially of the female gen- der, there's particular circumstances or conditions that they have to abide by, and if a Muslim woman was to go to a basketball team or soccer team as per normal, then there is definitely going to be something that does not fit in with her religion," said Nausrudeen. Providing an appropriate forum for athletic competition was what Nausrudeen set out to do when he founded the Islamic Games while he was still in high school in the late '80s. While the event went into E¥ery day thousands of New Jersey residents enter the ring V. U-:,: hibernation due to fading interest, he noted the revival of the games came from an out- their most challenging opponent - r.* > r. us. pouring of demand from Muslim students. "There's been a groundswelling from The Cancer institute of New Jersey Network of hospitals is in their r.»r\ •«:'. Muslim youth and parents [asking], What are we doing? Are we going to be spectators : ; all our lives?' We should be actively s one of only 39 Comprehensive Cancer Centers in th'1. .I'.'M tin us, I s iiv H DSO &M •'• involved on the court also or on the track. ... (The Cancer and the only one in New Jersey designated by the rk'n.n,]1 There's nothing Islamic about basketball or 'Institute of M volleyball or soccer, but the way you play is 3 Cancer Institute, The Cancer Institute of New Jersey (CINJ • i l> ."i'l- what makes it more Islamic," said New Jersey " ing the fight against cancer. Through its Network of r sfiit-nK Bringing research to life. Nausrudeen. including Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital, 11n • -. -h Specifically, the event will feature of CINJ is statewide, providing the best cancer care and :• •!• * breaks for prayer, Halal food and general encouragement of good sportsmanship. advanced new medicines. Most of the funding for the games comes Our team of dedicated Network physicians provides indiV'in.-li i from the Islamic Circle of North America, NCIE care utilizing their extraordinary knowledge and expertise J .• i-.I one of the largest Muslim organizations in the country. It has also caught the attention CCC" cancer right in your community. Continually, Network ph. -i. i. •••- of Imam Shraj Wahg, a prominent spiritual are recognized as "Top Docs" in their field. leader in the greater metropolitan area, who participated in the first Islamic games Trust the expertise and knowledge of The Cancer ins! New Jersey iMetwork. Together we can knock out cani H as a basketball player. Organizers also UMDNJ CINJ is a Center of Excellence of expect a lot of spectators for the games and ROBERT WOOD JOHNSON To team more or to locate a Network hospital In y.>i. also noted that there has been community MEDICAL SCHOOL interest from people of other faiths as well area visit www.cini.org or call 732/235-CltMJ {246*-. — Nausrudeen said that many of the teams have non-Muslim players as well. 8 SENTINEL, May 24, 2007

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Letters Rutgers Preserve makes a great destination here's only so much you species. Flowering dogwood and can learn about the natu- maple saplings make up the T ral world from a book. majority of the understory. Like students in so many other Seasonal ground cover varies sciences and disciplines, those from early spring's mayapple to who want to study plants, ani- Japanese honeysuckle and mals, ecosystems and how they Virginia creeper in late summer. interact benefit Two streams from having a flow through the lab as part of the preserve on educational their way to the experience. MICHELLE BYERS Raritan: Buell Students at Your Turn Brook, which Rutgers flows through University — the old forest KErctfvp and anyone else section, and who enjoys a walk in the woods Metlars Brook, which forms — are fortunate to have an much of the preserve's western SUNBLOCK! excellent "lab-without-walls" in boundary. the 370-acre Rutgers Ecological All this untrammeled wood- Preserve and Natural Teaching land is home to a vast array of Area. wildlife, from fish in the The Preserve is located in the stream, to reptiles along their Middlesex County towns of banks, to mammals among the Piscataway, Highland Park and trees and insects hiding in the Edison, between the Rutgers grasslands. Over 150 species of Livingston and Busch campuses birds have been documented and the county's Johnson Park there, including flocks of along the Raritan riverfront. It American goldfinch (how nice of contains a roughly 100-acre sec- New Jersey State birds to visit tion of old-growth forest — part the state university!). As a of Kilmer Woods, named after major green patch along the poet Joyce Kilmer. The remain- Atlantic flyway, the preserve is ing 270 acres of the preserve are an important stopover for made up of grasslands, fence migratory birds. rows and younger forest regen- Intertwined with the streams erating from former farmland. is a network of trails that runs Rutgers has used the proper- all through the preserve, mak- ty as a living laboratory since ing it a perfect, picturesque set- 1955, after the government fin- ting for a jog, a hike, a mountain Americans should pay tribute on Memorial Day ished using it for Camp Kilmer, bike ride, or a leisurely walk a major staging area for troops through the woods to enjoying onday is Memorial Day. celebrate the day with parades Americans to attend a parade or coming and going during World all that nature has to offer. A day set aside by. that are sparsely attended. a ceremony, or simply display War II. The university acquired The Friends of the Rutgers M Congress for Americans It has been decades since our our nation's flag outside their the land as a donation from the Ecological Preserve (FREP) is a to reflect and pay tribute to world wars ended. The Korean home. Without veterans organi- Johnson family in 1964, and for- grassroots citizens' group dedi- members of the armed forces Conflict is more than 50 years' zations, what would become of mally designated it as a preserve cated to protecting the preserve. who made the ultimate sacrifice. past. America's involvement in Memorial Day? Perhaps the in 1976. You can learn more about the Unfortunately, over the years, Vietnam ended 32 years ago. true meaning would face into Walking through the pre- preserve, and FREP's efforts to Memorial Day has become noth- Memorial Day is a day we the past like our wars. serve, it's easy to see why Joyce protect and care for this natural ing more than a day off work. A remember those who gave up all Kilmer was moved to write his treasure at www.freporg.org. day for barbecues, retail stores their tomorrows so we can enjoy Andrew Butzko famous poem "think I shall And I hope you'll contact me at and auto sales and a day where today. Commander never see, a poem as lovely as a [email protected] or visit you don't see many homes flying Freedom comes with a terri- Chapter 29 Disabled tree." The forested section of the NJCF's Web site at www.njcon- the American flag. ble price. Certainly it should not American Veterans preserve is big enough and servation.org for more in- Towns around New Jersey be much of a sacrifice for Middletown intact enough to function as formation about conserving New interior forest. Recorded reports Jersey's precious land and natu- Writer urges support of Republican candidates, clean elections from as far back as 1848 indicate ral resources. ext Thursday, May 31 built on small grassroots contri- because your $10 per excellent the woodlands have been largely my wife, Nanette, and I butions. That's the fair part. It candidate will be multiplied unaltered since before 1840. Michelle Byers is the execu- N are going to attend a gives the little guys a chance to many times over by public Today, white ash, northern red tive director of the New Jersey fundraiser for state Senate have the same clout as big con- financing. That will give the oak, sugar maple, black oak and Conservation Foundation, Far Republican candidate Bill tribution campaigns though the average voter a real voice. white oak are the dominant Hills Baroni and Assembly candidates support of public financing. Please come to 4 Anderson Tom Goodwin and Adam Nanette and I want to Way, Monmouth Junction Letters Policy Bushman, and I invite many of reward people like Bill Baroni (across from the high school), your readers to come with us. who has campaigned door to May 31 from 6-7 p.m. Re- Letters to the editor may be mailed to the North & South The event is titled "Fair and door and to support Tom freshments will be served. Brunswick Sentinel, P.O. Box 5001, Freehold, NJ 07728. They also may Clean in District 14" and is Goodwin and Adam Bushman, be e-mailed to [email protected]. All submissions may be edited for named for the recent legislation. who have kept their promises to Roger Craig length, libel, content and grammar, and are subject to rejection. Please The purpose here is to promote their communities as they have Kendall Park section include a daytime telephone number where the author may be reached clean elections by offering public served as councilmen. of South Brunswick for verification. For more information, call (732) 358-5200, ext. 8226. financing help to campaigns Bring your checkbooks

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SK\ NS SENTINEL, May 24, 2007 1 1 No reason for neighbors NOTICE TO RESIDENTS OF to go to their beds hungry SOUTH BRUNSWICK TOWNSHIP lthough I'm in a business where Beginning on April 30, 2007, the South Brunswick Water Division most people don't get rich, my will be flushing water mains between the daytime hours of 8:00 working wife and I have managed AM and 4:00 PM. The flushing program will be completed in A SGREG BEAN to raise three kids, put food on the table and keep a roof over our heads. Coda approximately six weeks. This operation is necessary to maintain And while there have been plenty of the system efficiency and the quality of the drinking water pro- times when we lived paycheck to pay- vided to all customers. check, weeks when we watched our pen- We recommend that water use be kept to a minimum between the nies and planned our trips to the grocery butter, corn meal for polenta, rice and tuna stated hours since the water may be discolored and sys- store pretty carefully, there was only one with no mayo. And while they realize that short period in my life when I was what a single week of relative deprivation isn't tem pressure may be reduced. Any discoloration you could consider below the poverty line enough to make them really understand caused by the flushing operation will be of short dura- poor. the challenges of poverty or hunger, they tion and will not affect the quality or safety of the I was in graduate school at the time do hope it will spur debate and help pass drinking water. and determined to make it on my own legislation McGovern and Emerson have without any help from my family. If I recall introduced to add $4 billion to the nation's FOR MORE INFORMATION I correctly, my monthly teaching stipend annual food stamp budget. CALLTHE from the university was $320, and out of "There's an urgency to this issue, and it WATER OPERATIONS DIVISION that money I had to pay for everything — needs to be front and center..." McGovern food, rent, gas, clothing, phone, medical told The Washington Post. "It's not enough bills, car repairs, food for the dogs. If there to say there is no money. You've got to find (732) 329-4000 was anything left over, I spent it on enter- money. People should not go hungry in the EXT. 7256 or 7270 tainment, which meant that once a month, United States." I could go down to the Buckhorn Bar to eat I agree with McGovern and hope he a cheeseburger and drink a couple of draft gets the money. But even if he does, it beers while I watched football on television won't provide the kind of safety net mil- (I lived out in the country where there was lions of Americans living below the pover- no reception). ty line need. It won't keep enough food on Rutgers Community My poverty forced me to be creative the table. when it came to groceries. I hunted wild It's up to us — at least those of us SUMMER game for most of my meat, kept a little gar- blessed with relative abundance — to -Music Program den and made my food allowance stretch mend the weak strands of that net and SESSION at the market. I discovered, for example, keep the hungry from falling through. It's JUNE 4™-AUG 11TH that for about $4, I could buy the pinto simply not enough to contribute a few cans beans and bacon to make enough bean of creamed corn at Thanksgiving and put soup to last a week. I waited for the 12-box it out of our minds the rest of the year. special on mac and cheese. Drank Kool-Aid Luckily, in New Jersey, there are Lessons & Classes instead of soda (I kept it in a half-gallon dozens, if not hundreds of ways to help put • Kindermusik - Newborn to 7 yr. Summer Camps for Grades 7 to 12 wine bottle so it would look more sophisti- food in the mouths of those in need. Many • Private Lessons - Piano, voice, violin, cated). Brewed coffee by the cup instead of churches in Monmouth, Middlesex and viola, cello, bass, harp, flute, clarinet, Opera/Musical Theater July 23-28 the pot. Made a deal with a friend at the Ocean counties have their own food or saxophone, bassoon, oboe, guitar, bakery to buy his day-old bread and sweet meal programs, but here are a few of the drums, trumpet, trombone, tuba, Woodwind Chamber Music rolls at a deep discount. Learned a heck of larger organizations. Donations of food are baritone, French horn a lot about rice. Once, I even tried to make almost always welcome. Donations of • Group Classes - Guitar, Voice, Youth July 30-Aug. 4 my own peanut butter (a disaster) and my money are better. Orchestra, Violin, Music Theory, own pronghorn antelope sausage (an even • Elija's Promise , 18 Neilson St., New Chamber Music Jazz Combo August 6-11 bigger disaster). Brunswick. Phone (732) 545-9002. Accepts I don't look back on those times as a food donations. Needs volunteers. Web: NEW STUDENT nightmare, however. In fact, they taught www.elijapromise.org. 125 Hamilton Street REGISTRATION me a lot about self-reliance and the value • Lunch Break, 121 Drs. James Parker New Brunswick WEDNESDAY, MAY 30™ 5-8 P.M. of a dollar. And I was never in danger of Blvd., Red Bank. Phone (732) 747-8577. THF STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW JERSEY starving. I always knew I had my family to Accepts food, clothing and monetary dona- Call for a free brochure fall back on if things got really bad. tions. Needs volunteers. On the Web at Although I didn't want to ask, I knew my www.lunchbreak.org. Mason Gross School of the Arts 732-932-! folks would send me grocery money, or doc- • Open Door, 39 Throckmorton St., tor money, or gas money in an emergency. Freehold. Phone (732) 780-1089. Accepts Even after I was married and had kids, food and monetary donations. See what we always knew our families were there if items they suggest at their Web site: we needed them, and more than once we www.freeholdareaopendoor.org. did. • FoodBank of Monmouth and Ocean I can't imagine the terror of going Counties, 3300 Route 66, Neptune. Phone through life without that kind of safety (732) 918-2600..Accepts monetary and food net, but millions of people in this country donations. Needs volunteers, corporate do. And most of us simply cannot compre- support. On the Web at: www.food- hend the challenges they face, or the soul- bankmoc.org. READER & ADVISOR By: Miss Julia crushing desperation of looking into an • Community FoodBank of New Jersey, empty cupboard and then into the eyes of 31 Evans Terminal Road, Hillside. Phone: a bunch of hungry children. (908) 355-0270. Accepts monetary dona- PALM & TAROT CARD Recently, Rep. Jim McGovern CD- tions and food donations from individuals, Mass.) and Rep. Jo Ann Emerson (R-Mo.), supermarkets with surplus, etc. This is the co-chairpersons of the House Hunger largest provider of groceries to charities in Caucus, called on fellow lawmakers to take New Jersey, about 24 million pounds \ what they called the Food Stamp annually to some 1,500 pantries, soup ADVISES SUCH AS: Challenge in order to raise awareness kitchens, homeless shelters and other • LOVE • about the inadequacy of the nation's food organizations. Will pick up some dona- stamp program. The challenge was simple: tions. Web: www.njfoodbank.org. SfiCe will explkia y^our- past, try to live for a week on $21 worth of gro- That isn't a complete list, but it's a walk yob through ydiur^jresent ceries ($3 a day, $1 a meal), the amount start. I challenge you to make a donation, and reveal your ftk the average food stamp recipient gets each and make a difference at a hungry family's 511 Milltown Road North week. table. Let's help make the safety net Brunswick, NJ 08902 732-514-1131 Needless to say, there weren't many strong. takers (only four, two of them the spon- sors) for the challenge, and those who Gregory Bean is executive editor of 5.00 Special Full Life Reading accepted it were in for a real surprise. Greater Media Newspapers. You can reach They bought a lot of spaghetti and peanut him at [email protected]. Valid with coupon. Cannot be combined with any other offer. Expires 5/31/07 12 SENTINEL, May 24, 2007 NS Officers recognized for outstanding police work to honor those who have put their lives on "Snmehndy killed a policeman the line to serve others. today, (tnd a part of America died. On June 22, 2006, Patrolman Wayne A piece of our country he snore DeGaetano responded to a possible drown- to protect, will he buried with him ing on Cranbury Cross Road. He found an at his side. unconscious 15-month-old child with no Thv. suspect that shot him will pulse and immediately began CPR. He stand up in court, with counsel was joined by Patrolman Alex Obando and demanding his rights. Sgt. Anthony Falcone, who worked as a While a young widowed mother team for 10 minutes until advanced life- must work for her kids, and. spend saving support arrived, and a pulse was many long, lonely nights. restored to the child. They received a Life The beat that he walked was a Saving Award. battle field too, just as if he'd gone On Aug. 31 of last year, Patrolman off to war. Frank Petrillo responded to a report of an Though the flag of our nation armed, 15-year-old suicidal female who won't fly at half mast, to his name had climbed out of her upper-floor window they will add a gold star. on Goodwin Drive and was threatening to Yes. somebody killed a police- jump. Petrillo went out onto the roof after man today, in your town or mine. her and managed to calm her down, per- While we slept in comfort forming first aid to her self-inflicted behind our locked doors, a cop put wounds and convincing her to go back North Brunswick police Capt. Michael Misurell reads various lifesavlng awards and inside the house. He was presented with a letters of commendation during the Police Week ceremony, held on May 17 to honor his life on the line. fallen heroes and current officers. Now his ghost walks a heat on Life Saving Award. a dark city street, and he stands at Raymond Bearden and David Bright each new rookie's side. were honored with a Civilian He unsuvrvd the call, of him- Commendation for their actions during an self gave his all. and a part of altercation at Linwood Middle School on America died." Nov. 3. A male student had brandished a knife in an attempt to injure several — From ''A Part of America female students. Bearden confronted the Died." the Policeman's Poem youth head on, with the student swinging the knife at him several times. Bright maneuvered himself behind the student BY JENNIFER AMATO and grabbed his arms, disarming the stu- Staff Writer dent and ending the threat. On Jan. 5, Sgt. William Bonura and NORTH BRUNSWICK - The police Patrolmen Scott Henry and Frank Petrillo department honored the lives of their fall- responded to Myrtle Road on the report of en heroes during their annual Police Week an attempted suicide. The officers arrived ceremony, held on May 17. to find a male lying across the front seat of During the ceremony, several civilian his vehicle with the windows up, engine on and departmental awards were presented and a hose running from the tailpipe to the After a moment of silence for the fallen members of the North Brunswick Police Department, taps was played to honor their memory.

interior of the vehicle. Henry immediately occurred at the Gulf station on Georges Pre Season Offer removed the hose from the tailpipe and Road. Two arrests were made without the officers were able to coax the man out injuries to any party involved. of his truck without any significant injury. Lt. Keith Buckley, Sgt. Anthony They received Letters of Commendation Falcone and Patrolmen Jon Kelly, Wayne INSTALLATION for their actions. DeGaetano, Jason Vallese, Myron Cox, AVAILABLE ON Sgt. William Bonura and Patrolmen Cullen Kushnir, Joseph Grasso, Erik ABOVE GROUND Mark Ventola, Paul Braconi, John Jacobsen and Detective Michael POOLS Garback, Ronald Girard, Scott Henry and Campbell were presented with a Unit Gregory Gyumolcs were presented with a Citation Award for their response to an Unit Citation Award for their actions on armed robbery and attempted murder at Jan. 27 in which an armed robbery had Oaktree Drive on March 22. 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I www.SABINOS.com 14 SENTINEL, May 24, 2007 NS Sleep gives under*the'covers look into mind's secrets that their soul is a particle of God that but you still need someone to program it that dream back," he said. Library seminar is sent into the world to gain experi- and operate it." Pitts also said there is a way to decodes the meanings, ences. Dreams are a message, an expe- He said that "we leave our body at change dreams, especially when night- rience, a way for your higher self to night in a dream state and we travel to mares occur. He suggested cleaning up causes of dreams communicate to you. He said there are different places," which could explain situations in real life so to as avoid BY JENNIFER AMATO dreams of prophecy, guidance, intru- the phenomenon of deja vu. He said he their recurrence in the subconscious. Staff Writer sion, connection, fear, healing and those himself had a dream of being in a Or, if you get to know who you are, you that represent past lives. kitchen that 10 years later he saw in his can "write a different ending to the NORTH BRUNSWICK - A dream is Pitts spoke of the meaning of brother's newly purchased home. movie" by consciously working with a a wish your heart makes. But what are dreams, especially ones which reoccur However, people can also dream dream to try and usher new ideas into dreams? Are they real? Can you change often. He said that physiologically, the while they are awake, hence daydream- your consciousness. them? What is their purpose? subconscious absorbs information like a ing. Pitts said a spiritual being can "If you believe it can be different, it Steve Pitts hosted a presentation sponge and at night, to take the pres- have an experience at any point, can be different," he said. titled "Dreams: Windows to Heaven" on sure off, the information is wrung out, because a dream is simply a greater In the end, Pitts said that there is no Saturday at the North Brunswick hence why fears come out most at night. awareness of who we are. one definition for what occurs in a Public Library. He discussed the spiri- "When you have a repetitive dream dream; every scenic incident is subject tual purpose of dreams, in relation to Yet he did address that dreams can someone is really trying to tell you be fuzzy, basically because the remem- to the person's life at that particular any given religion, and how dreams something you should use in your daily point in time. For example, dreaming of represent a state of awareness. brance of a dream depends upon the life," he said. state of consciousness at the time as a snake can represent fear of the lizard, "No matter where you are in your Noting the famous adage "I think I'm well as the level of awareness. However, love of a pet snake, or an affinity for the beliefs, whether you're an atheist or a going to sleep on it," Pitts explained sometimes dreams mask the full inten- medical field, (based on ancient symbol- newcomer to spirituality or you're a that "Something very real happens sity of the subject being addressed. ism or wisdom, and teachings of the grizzled old veteran, [dreams] are won- when you dream at night. During the "A lot of times if we were given the Bible and the Garden of Eden). derful ways to learn about yourself," he day you are so mentally aware and so said. truth it would knock us for a loop. "You are the best interpreter of your focused that you're tight... and at night That's why so many people are in men- dreams than anybody. ... The symbols Pitts explained how dreams give the mind relaxes. ... It's almost like tal institutions," Pitts said. "Out of are going to come to you in a way you insight into a person's true nature, and your mind is a great super computer, kindness, God pulls a screen over us so understand," he said. we get a fresh start." Pitts is a representative of Therefore, he suggested several tips Eckankar, the religion of light and for trying to recollect dreams, such as sound of God. 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Come for a discussion about resources in our community p What are the daily/monthly costs for all three living as we answer your questions about care giving today. arrangements? 16 SENTINEL, May 24, 2007 NS Community Bulletin Board Cleanup at Farrington Lake slated for June 2 An animated discussion animation." A cleanup of Farrington Lake, North Brunswick, is scheduled for June 2 at 9 Cartoonist shows Judd Somersaulter then proceeded to dis- a.m. Volunteers should wear boots or old shoes and long sleeves and long pants. students how to turn cuss his own movies, beginning with his Pickers, bags and gloves will be provided. For more information, contact (732) 247- sketches into movies version of "Rapunzel," which featured 0922 ext. 475. the scenes drawing themselves, almost like seeing animation in progress. There BY JENNIFER AMATO were black and white images that trans- SAMHAJ information session slated for June 7 Staff Writer formed into color and still animation NORTH BRUNSWICK - The faces combined with moving pictures. He of the fourth- and fifth-graders at Judd showed how a story board planned out South Asian Mental Health Awareness in Jersey (SAMHAJ) will present the part of the movie, helping by organizing information session, "Mental Health Resources in New Jersey," June 7 from 7-8 Elementary School were certainly animated on Monday as J.P. Somersaulter, the individual frames. p.m. at National Alliance on Mental Illness of New Jersey (NAMI) New Jersey, "When we plan a movie we have to 1562 Route 130, North Brunswick. a filmmaker from Chicago, shared his secrets to movie-making success. know what we're going to do so this is Guest speaker will be Jeanne Schmidt, family specialist, intensive family sup- like a comic book," he said. port services at UMDNJ-UBHC. She will discuss how to navigate the mental Lights, Camera, Curriculum taught students about filmmaking techniques His second movie form was a cartoon health system in the state of New Jersey. Support group meetings will follow. he himself drew titled "Yo-Yo the Clone, The event is free of charge. and the importance of exploring various fields of art as a supplement to regular Too." Somersaulter showed the students For more information, call Anu at (732) 940-0991 or e-mail [email protected]. academic education. the cell animation he used, which is a "I just kept doodling and drawing just solitary background on top of which because I liked it, it was a way to express other layers are placed so that the origi- myself," said the self-taught animator nal scene does not have to be drawn rep- who never studied art. etitiously. For example, the character Yo- Somersaulter began his presentation Yo had a stationary body and head but by showing the students a 16 mm movie various arms were put on top of the first reel and a movie projector from Chicago. cell in order to create different effects. He explained how the shutter on the pro- Somersaulter said the use of computer jector opens and closes 24 times each technology makes the picture insertion second, meaning that thousands of pic- much easier than trying to do the same tures must run through a camera quick- by hand. ly to produce an actual movie, showing The artist's third animation tech- //savings how important mathematical skills are. nique was with the use of puppets he "It happens so fast that your eye can't created out of plastic eggshells and clay. keep up," he said, "so it really looks like He said this could be more time-consum- continuous action but 24 separate pic- ing because each movement of the pup- tures are being shown." pet must be slightly adjusted before He cautioned against not having any being filmed. He showed the intensity light hit the film for fear of overexpo- with the help of a student, who represented a puppet falling onto a mat. t§e9 old windows sure, and told the group how science plays into movies in the developmental At the end of the presentation, it's time for a fresh, process which uses special chemicals to Somersaulter challenged the students to form the negatives. He also told how the create their own flip books. He suggested new look! projector lens magnifies the images, using white or yellow sticky pad pages allowing them to be transferred onto a and drawing simple images that varied SAVE NOW on beautiful Pella* larger movie screen. only slightly from page to page so as the replacement windows and doors. Somersaulter then explained how live papers flip, the image seems to move. action films are just that: live people act- "A movie is the same as a flip book, • Wide variety of styles to choose from. ing in front of a camera. However, he just arranged in a different way," he • Shop at home with a Pella professional. prefers aTnore indirect form of filmmak- said. ing through the use of drawings, car- Somersaulter's films have won over • Relax, we install. toons and puppets. Yet either type of art 40 national and international film festi- form requires the use of language arts val awards, including CINE Golden studies, as a screenplay must be written Eagles and five awards at the Chicago and other artistic talents are used in the International Film Festival. His movies No payments and no interest forms of drama, acting and music. have been featured in schools, libraries He also explained the difficulty in and local television stations. for 12 months! trying to make an inanimate object seem Somersaulter visited Judd as part of full of life. Borrowing the sneaker of a the "Head Over Reels" presentation by student, he animated the shoe by giving the Young Audiences of New Jersey asso- it different personalities, such as a tough ciation. Young Audiences is a national guy, a French girl and an Irishman ready non-profit organization educating chil- Hurry, sale ends soon! to celebrate St. Patrick's Day, by chang- dren through school arts programs and Call, stop by, or visit www.peHa.cofn to request your free consultation. ing his voice and expressions. services; the organization has been a "I'm not a magician but I can use this partner of the New Jersey State Council camera and make it look alive using this on the Arts since 1998. The program was PELLA WINDOW & DOOR SHOWROOMS screen," he said. "Anything I wanted also sponsored in part by the Arts for the gym shoe to do I could do with Learning program. 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She noted the importance, also, of hav- NORTH BRUNSWICK - Several ing students learn by means other than classes of eighth-grade students at textbooks, since some people benefit more Linwood Middle School are reaching for from hands-on activities. the stars, completing an interdisciplinary "This is real, what the real world is project that has student-designed Rovers like," she said. traveling over student-made planets. The $4,200 grant is the third round of Science teachers Danita Guarino and funding provided by the Toshiba America Lori Levitt intertwined their classes to Foundation to Guarino. The money went participate in the Toshiba-funded project, toward the equipment as well as a new designed to incorporate all aspects of edu- white board for the mathematical aspects cation into one complete assignment. of the project. "This brings an application of skills. "[Guarino's] projects are really great The technology, the pre-engineering ... because she really teaches real-life skills they really didn't understated that [engi- you need to know. This project works with neers] are people who come up with ideas another classroom, interoffice mail is used and design them, not just people on an ... they work with groups and they work assembly line that put [products] out," with other classmates they've never real- Guarino said. ly met face to face," said Maureen Flynn, Guarino's class was responsible for a program assistant for Toshiba. "The building the Rovers, which look like little main appeal, besides being really excit- JENNIFER AMATO cars with gears positioned on the exterior. ing, is this gives them something to look As part of a project funded by the Toshiba America Foundation, eighth-grade students The gear ratios are set forth so the car can forward to instead of reading a textbook. at Linwood Middle School have been working on an interdisciplinary project in which one travel across both a flat and inclined sur- ... They apply skills and put them into set of classes built Rovers and another set built planetary surfaces over which the cars face made of different materials. Levitt's action." must travel. students were responsible for creating planetary surfaces based on actual ter- rain but made out of materials such as gravel, clay, licorice and marshmallows. 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Benjamin Moore they can communicate with another class. and the triangle "M" symbol are registered trademarks, and The Leader in Paint & Color is a trademark, licensed to Benjamin Moore & Co. It's a collaborative project that just brings •18 SENTINEL, May 24, 2007 NS „ Milestones Oh, joy! It's summertime Couple celebrates 65 th wedding anniversary r. and Mrs. Louis Luczu Jr. of North Brunswick celebrated and no more fractions Mtheir 65th wedding anniversary March 7. s it just me, or are you having a The couple was married March 7, hard time believing that summer 1942, at First Hungarian Lutheran vacation is practically upon us? I LORI CLINCH Church, New Brunswick. It seems like just yesterday that I In honor of their wedding anniver- armed my despondent children with Are We There Yet? sary, the couple were honored at a party crisp, new crayons, pencils and tablets. at Rutgers Museum Center, North As they cried into their Kleenex supply Brunswick, given by their son and and looked toward the heavens, asking daughter-in-law. "Why us?," I gently patted them on the math than you can shake a No. 2 pencil Mrs. Luczu, the former Julia Varga, back and told them that time would at. was employed as a packer inspector at pass quickly. Then there's history. There is noth- Quaker Oats, New Brunswick, for 12 Luis and Julia Luczu Jr. In the midst of their grief, I had tried ing that a mother, such as myself, years, retiring in 1979. She enjoys to lift their spirits by purchasing the dreads more than when her teenage son sewing, gardening and volunteering. repairs, and volunteering. best wardrobe that $19.99 would allow. plunks a 50-pound book (complete with Her husband, Louis Luczii Jr., was a The couple has one son and daughter- But they wouldn't be bought. maps and study guides) in her lap and master instrument maker at Princeton in-law, Louis J. and Susan Luczu of East Even the idea of a new protractor suggests, "I think it's time for you and I University, for 23 years, retiring in 1982. Brunswick. couldn't console them. As we to bond while we brush me up on the He enjoys reading, homecare and They have one granddaughter, Janel. approached the school grounds, their Articles of Confederation." eyes were filled with tears, their hearts Don't even get me started on . Stork Club were heavy laden, and the very thought English. You would think that a woman of sitting at a desk sickened them. Still, who generates an income, albeit small, University Medical Center at Melanie and Anthony DiBartolomeo I sent them off with a smile and left from writing would know a predicate Princeton announced the following local of the Rocky Hill section of South them to enjoy all the learning and edu- from a preposition. But I have to admit births: Brunswick, a son on April 13. cation that the teachers could give to that I have some fundamental gaps in Faizah Spence-Griffin and Larry them. my knowledge of grammar. One can Jennifer and Jason Barko of the Griffen of the Monmouth Junction sec- only imagine my child's dismay when I Dayton section of South Brunswick, a tion of South Brunswick, a daughter on Just seems like yesterday, all right. And yet, the school year can't end had to rummage through his book to daughter on April 10; April 19. look "up the definition for an oxymoron. Soni Jha and Bhuvan Thakur of the Cristin and Jaime Pineiro of the quickly enough as far as I'm concerned. Monmouth Junction section of South Kingston section of South Brunswick, a One would think that a mother of Worse yet, the end of the year gets Brunswick, a daughter on April 13; son on May 1; and four rowdy and highly energetic boys downright pricey. It cost me upwards of Promila and Nitin Sharma of Jennifer and Michael Mandola of the would be on the brink of depression at $20 to get the kids out the door today — Monmouth Junction, a son on April 13; Monmouth Junction section of South the mere suggestion of summer vaca- contributions, field trips, and if Huey and Brunswick, a son on May 1. tion. Not so. In fact, I welcome it with didn't pay Billie back the $3 that he open arms. Oh sure, there will be noise borrowed last week, then Billie was ^ To our readers and chaos. The house will be filled to going to start charging him interest. the brim with children and overflowing (Billie is the son of a businessman and Items for Community Bulletin Board may be e-mailed to [email protected]. with energy, happiness and sports para- apparently has no problem understand- They also may be faxed to (732) 780-4192 or mailed to North & South Brunswick phernalia. But do you know what it ing integers.) Sentinel, P.O. Box 5001, Freehold, NJ 07728. won't have? When it comes to summer vacation, I School books. say bring it on. Bring me the noise, the That's right. No more correlative ballparks and the children calling for expressions, elaborate compositions, play dates. Bring me bare feet, skinned and we as a family will be able to pass knees and stubbed toes. Send me a kid the mustard without having to wrap who's crying and another who's threat- our minds around biological equations. ening with "I'm gonna tell Mom." Lately the homework around here I can take it. has been enough to make a good woman I may tire quickly of the bouncing put herself in a long timeout with a stiff balls and empty cupboards, but I won't drink. miss those English terms and school 1-800-DONATE-CARS Yes sir, the boys may be loud and projects. The fact that summer is so they may be rowdy, but I look forward rapidly approaching makes me long to 1 to being able to deal with the day with- run outside and enjoy a silent scream. The donation is tax deductible. out searching a math book to ascertain Now, that right there is an oxy- W*) Heritag A HI* ^ j e • Pick-up is free. what three minus "c" to the third power moron. f tot theKII11 rf ... . , , .... divided by nine adds up to. "Blind ' Nor will we have to incorporate inte- UPEiaiUI . we take care of all the paperwork. gers and common denominators into Lori Clinch is the mother of four sons our calculations. I treasure the thought and the author of the book "Are We of getting through a day without frac- There Yet?" You can reach her at 1 -800-DONATE-CARS (moo-366-2832) tions. Why, I've had to deal with more www.loriclinch.com.

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Those group prevails can lead to lifelong problems - an high school band students on an overnight Around Town dynamics never change at any level, but as area of growing concern in many neighbor- trip, some folks said we were nuts. Others adults we, hopefully, have developed cop- hoods. Adults who take an active role in chuckled and said, "Good luck." Actually, ing mechanisms and the strength to resist kids' lives through listening and letting we were grateful for the opportunity to get peer pressure. Some never do. them know they are there for them, with- to experience firsthand the behind-the- dom often leads to mischief, and some- Unfortunately, in groups - and espe- out smothering them, can make a major scenes antics of the elusive species known times it's just paranoia. They may not all cially in high school - people often make difference in a person's life at any age. as teenagers. be angels all of the time (hey, who is?), but others feel alienated for one reason or Teachers, friends and parents who take With our promise not to embarrass when the opportunity arises, getting to another. Sometimes it is unintentional, the time to listen and say "I understand him, we got our son's blessings to go and know each person for the individual he or and other times it is done out of cruelty. how you feel" can do a service for an indi- set off early in the morning on our way to she is can dispel some myths (that rule Sometimes a "best friend" chooses to spend vidual, and ultimately for society. the nation's capital. We watched movies on should apply to all people). time with a new friend, leaving the other I've never been much of a joiner," but the luxury motor coach, complete with Needless to say, the chaperones took party in the dust and feelings crushed. being a part of the music parents associa- bathroom (quite convenient, but challeng- shifts all night, monitoring the hallways Most of us have been there and know feel- tion at our children's high school has been ing to use, especially when the driver hit outside the kids' rooms to ensure that ings of rejection are not pleasant, but the an experience that I will always treasure. the brakes). We found the kids to be funny, temptation didn't turn our angels into dev- way we cope can help form our lifelong per- The dynamics of this group are similar to well-behaved and great overall. We ils. ======sonalities. Sometimes the kids in that different personalities enjoyed movies on the bus and passed I cpuldn't get to "• having someone come together through the common thread around snacks. Being on a tight schedule, personally know there to lend a sym- of music — and, of course, our kids. We all we spent an hour in the Air and Space each kid, but I got to pathetic ear and a lit- worked hard together to raise money for Museum and enjoyed a bus tour of the observe. The dynam- tle nudge in the right the band and somewhere along the way sights. The kids then performed in a music ics of people in a 'Ups and downs are always direction is all it we've become a little family, welcoming the festival and spent the next day at an group situation takes inevitable due to varied takes to help. newcomers and saying goodbye to those amusement park. on many different personalities and opinions. I believe that find- whose kids are moving on. ing a few good friends All in all, everything went smoothly levels. Our group The key is how you choose This year our son graduates, and we're and the experience proved fun and educa- ranged from 14-year- you can count on is the ones moving on after seven years of tional for all, on many different levels. old freshmen to 18- to work things out." far better than an being involved through our sons. We'll I think teenagers, as a group, automat- year-old seniors, and array of superficial probably be back in a few years with our ically get a bad rap from some adults. Yes, adults. Minigroups friends. I also think youngest son, but for now it's farewell. We I've noticed there are times when they being part of an will always look back fondly on these days divided into band, = think they know it all; and we all know choir and orchestra organized group at with the utmost respect for the other par- that the world revolves around them. Yes, members, school staff, bus drivers and any age, whether it's ents, the talented band director - who has I've noticed they make mistakes in judg- tour guide, and parents. To me, it was a a band, sports team, club, or a family, can a special way with those teenagers ment, yet still very often think they are group of-people from New Jersey trying to provide comfort, support and an outlet to because he remembers what it was like to invincible, but I've also noticed that many have a good time. avoid boredom. Ups and downs are always be one - and especially for the kids. May adults tend to expect the worst from them, People very often behave differently inevitable due to varied personalities and the future bring many high notes and lots think they are always out to do no good when in a group. Some are more outgoing, opinions. The key is how you choose to of harmony for all. and blame teenagers for anything that and others are quiet and insecure. Teen- work things out. Sometimes it's impossi- gets destroyed. agers are in that awkward stage between ble, and you have to move on. We live and Amy Rosen is a Greater Media News- Sometimes it's justified because bore- childhood and adulthood. They're just try- learn. papers staff writer.

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"This project needs to advance and it needs to move iting the need for transit investments to be made forward now," he said. in Ocean and Monmouth counties, officials in both In Middlesex County, Crabiel spoke out against the Ccounties praised NJ Transit's recent decision to mounting cost of the taxpayer-funded studies. provide additional funding to study a proposed passen- "According to NJ Transit, this brings the total feder- ger rail line. al authorization for the MOM DEIS project alone to In Middlesex County meanwhile, Freeholder $9,208,500," Crabiel said. "To date, a total of $10.43 mil- Director David B. Crabiel reiterated his stance against lion has been spent for the project consultant work, con- the Monmouth-Ocean-Middlesex (MOM) rail line, not- sisting of both federal and state funds, for the various ing that millions of state and federal dollars continue to technical studies that have taken place since 1994." be poured into studies that are yet to yield any real Speaking at a May 14 meeting of the North Jersey action. Transportation Planning Authority Board, of which he is NJ Transit has for years been studying the MOM rail a voting member, Crabiel noted that none of the $10 mil- line along with two other rail options. All three lines lion spent to date has gone to the actual construction of would originate in Lakehurst, Ocean County. The MOM anything. line would run to Monmouth Junction, in South Crabiel said Middlesex County officials and the gov- Brunswick, while the other two routes would lead to Red erning bodies of three municipalities impacted by the Bank and Matawan. proposed MOM line — Jamesburg, Monroe and South The NJ Transit Board of Directors most recently Brunswick — continue to oppose the route. voted to provide an additional $2.4 million for the ongo- He said the two other rail alignments that travel to ing study of the MOM line. The additional money will be Officials from the two counties have for years rallied for the MOM line. Matawan and to Red Bank are more favorable in terms used to continue to fund a contract with Systra of ridership and cost. He said the county and its munic- Contracting to consider the effect of building a second "This rail line will make a significant contribution to the quality of life of thousands and thousands of people," ipal officials believe the Matawan route would provide Hudson River tunnel and allowing for one-seat passen- immediate relief to the present traffic congestion along the ger service to New York on the proposed MOM rail line. said Ocean County Freeholder James F. Lacey. "Continuing to support it and moving it forward is a pri- Route 9 corridor. The Red Bank alignment would provide The current Draft Environmental Impact Study for relief to the Garden State Parkway and best serve the U.S. the MOM rail line would now look at how the tunnel — ority for Ocean County." Lacey said the MOM line would reduce congestion on Naval Weapon Station Earle and the soon-to-be converted and extending the line through to Manhattan — would Fort Monmouth lands to private development, Crabiel said. affect ridership, station size and parking needs. highways such as Route 9 and the Garden State Parkway, and connect communities to urbanized areas, The draft DEIS started by SYSTRA Consulting Inc. in Ocean and Monmouth County officials see the tunnel 2001 favored the Matawan alignment and found the as extra incentive to pursue the MOM line. creating jobs and improving the economy. Monmouth County Freeholder Director William C. Monmouth Junction route to be the most expensive of the "The tunnel project will significantly increase rail three possibilities. This alignment would also run through capacity between New York and New Jersey and, more Barham called the MOM line "a critical project for central New Jersey." and adversely impact Monmouth Battlefield State Park in importantly, enhance flexibility within the state of New Manalapan, Crabiel said. Jersey," the Monmouth and Ocean freeholders said in a "This project is needed to provide new commuting options for our residents, to retain and attract new jobs, "I say once again the MOM facility will never be con- joint statement. structed in Middlesex County," he said.

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„ Community Bulletin Board Memorial Day run, parade in North Brunswick Dr. Swagatha Reddy Chawa North Brunswick Department of at noon at Linwood Place. Grand Mar- 3086 Route 27, Suite 5 Parks, Recreation & Community Ser- shal will be Michael Gaeta. A picnic and Kendall Park vices will hold its 28th annual Memo- bike-decorating contest will follow at rial Day walk/run May 28 at Sabella approximately 1 p.m. at Babbage Park. Park. Check in is at 7:30 a.m., the walk For more information, call (732) 247- Invisalign Braces • Teeth Whitening begins at 8:30 a.m., and the run at 8:45 0922, ext. 475; in case of inclement a.m. weather, announcements will be posted The 52nd annual parade will begin via radio broadcast. 732-422-1900 North Brunswick youth sports festival June 13-17 www.ChavvaDDS.com The 10th annual North Brunswick The event will feature rides, games, a • Convenient Evening & Weekend Hours youth sports festival benefiting youth petting zoo, various foods, DJ Phil, a sports in North Brunswick will be held stunt show, amateur wrestling and box- • State-Of-The-Art Equipment June 13-17 on the grounds adjacent to ing, face-painting, tattoos, clowns, magic DeVry University, Route 1, North shows, balloon artists, pony rides and • Most Insurance Plans Accepted Brunswick. other activities. Fireworks will be June Hours are Wednesday and Thursday 16 at 10 p.m. (rain date June 17 at 9 from 6-10 p.m. Friday from 6-11 p.m., p.m.). Saturday from 3 p.m. to midnight, and For ticket price or more information, SOUTHPORT • NORTH CAROLINA Sunday from 3-10 p.m. call (609) 951-6748 or (732) 485-4778. Father's Day Fishing Derby June 17 $149 Discovery Getaway to North Brunswick Recreation will prizes awarded at 1:30 p.m. Fishing poles hold a Father's Day fishing derby for and bait will not be provided but hot dogs children in preschool through eighth and drinks will be sold. Early registra- Coastal Carolina Living at Rivermist grade June 17 from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 tion is encouraged. p.m. at Boyd Pond off Route 130 south. 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Main St., at the church after all Call (866) 505-8418 or visitExpbreRivermist.com each or $100 for two tickets. Tickets pur- Saturday and Sunday masses, and at the *Certam restrictions apply. Call for details. chased at the door are $70 each. Each school. For more information, call the ticket includes entry, $250 of "play" school office at (732) 828-1951. N.B. Democratic Social r Club to meet June 13 i COLLISION The North Brunswick Democratic i Social Club will hold its next meeting June 13 at 7:30 p.m. at Omega Diner, i SPECIALISTS Route 1, North Brunswick. The club is a i volunteer social organization, the public www.reillys.com is welcome to attend. i 732-297-7100 The club's Day at the Races at Monmouth Park Racetrack, Oceanport, i 3901 Route 7, South Brunswick, NJ will be June 24. For more information, i BRING IN DISCOUNT call (732) 940-0750. THIS on any Collision i COUPON Repair on your To our readers AND Leased or Items for Community Bulletin Board RECEIVE Owned Vehicle may be e-mailed to [email protected]. Maximum Discount $500.00 They also may be faxed to (732) 780-4192 or mailed to North & South Brunswick, P Void where prohibited. Coupon not to be combined with any other coupons. _ P.O. Box 5001, Freehold, NJ 07728. 22 SENTINEL, May 24, 2007 NS State debates how to find the green for open space being devoted to financing programs and efforts in New Jersey cannot wait anoth- had previously expressed a desire to see With successful fund 20 years to paying off debt. er year for Corzine to decide what to do, the GPST refunded through a referen- Loathe to add to the state's already however. McKeon noted that the balance dum and demanded he honor previous about to run out, officials multibillion-dollar debt load, the gover- the Corzine plan would leave the fund agreements in a statement. disagree over new source nor has reportedly expressed, in no would be dwarfed by the large number of uncertain terms, that while he supports requests made of it, and warned that Demand high for funding BY CHRIS GAETANO the principle behind preserving open developers would seize on the opportuni- Staff Writer space, he does not think bonding is an ty to start new projects while ignoring Despite a large amount of spending appropriate way to finance it. When the redevelopment in old sectors. ov. Jon Corzine's opposition to the for the program, demand for preservation first fund is set to run out, the state will "If you go ahead as a developer, [if] the still outstrips the funding available year use of bonds to refund the Garden have $1.15 billion to pay off, according to money won't be there to preserve land, State Preservation Trust (GPST) after year. Hope Gruzlovic, a spokesper- G Ralph Siegel, executive director of the you can move in to develop a new place son for the state Department of has elicited howls of protest from both legislators and civic groups across the state. GSPT. By the time the second program and that much less won't go to an old Agriculture, said that the Farmland runs out, it would leave behind $1.75 bil- place for redevelopment," said McKeon, At issue is legislation that would have Preservation program is able to fund lion in debt. adding that uncontrolled development about 55 percent of the total requests for created a referendum asking voters if can overburden local infrastructure. they wanted to continue funding the With this in mind, Corzine and the fiscal year. Meanwhile, Green Acres, GPST, which drives various open space Assembly Speaker Joseph Roberts (D- overseen by the Department of and historic preservation programs Camden/Gloucester) worked out a deal Time is of the essence Environmental Protection, has an even throughout New Jersey. Corzine has that would effectively kill the legislation larger ratio of requests to funding. In made moves to kill the measure before it before it reaches the voters for referen- Legislators know that if they wish to 2006 alone, the program was able to fund can reach the voters. At the moment, the dum. In its place, the governor will put pose the funding question to voters this $65,148,835 out of $391,594,850 worth of . fund is set to run out by the end of this $30 million into the program as a stop- November, they must act quickly. If a requests. Other years yield similar gap measure while he compromise can- ratios. year. Voter approval of the measure = would set aside $150 million in sales tax considers alternate ======^^=^^ not be worked out Many political entities at county and revenue annually to pay off bonds used in funding options. before the municipal levels maintain open space Many assume that Legislature funds of their own, but rarely are able to making open space and historic preserva- "[T]o put this program at risk re- tion purchases. alternate funding cesses for the pay for projects and programs without at options means the sale takes a very vital cog out of the While both the governor and the summer, the bill's least some state assistance, with officials Legislature agree that the state needs to or lease of state assets whole ability for New Jersey, for fate is sealed, and at all three levels often acting in concert continue its efforts to preserve land from like the lottery or turn- the next generation, to be the kind a year would need to address local preservation concerns. development, a deep divide between the pike. This move, on of place where people want to live to pass before South Brunswick Mayor Frank which Corzine has Gambatese said that if the -GPST were two has emerged over how, exactly, this and do business." another attempt should be done. staked much of his could be made. not funded again, his town's efforts would plan to address the certainly be hobbled. Many members of the Legislature, — Assemblyman John McKeon This, to McKeon, both Republican and Democrat, have state's ever-increasing is a risky prospect. "You need state help in a lot of these debt, has proven to be (D-Essex) purchases and we only have so much in come out in support of using bonds to pay ; According to off open space purchases, pointing to generally unpopular, the assemblyman, our trust fund. ... I don't believe we can what they view as the current program's and Assembly it's impossible to know what the political [step up preservation efforts at a local successes as evidence. Since the fund was Republicans have likened moves to link environment will be after November, the level] financially at this point," said renewed through a 1999 referendum, the fund to it as tantamount to black- yearlong delay making the future of the Gambatese. "The financial position of the thousands of acres of open space have mail. program itself uncertain. Despite open state probably dictates him to do that, been preserved, which supporters say "It is a program that has yet to be space programs' popularity throughout but at the current time, when other improves quality of life, controls pollution explained, has yet to be debated, has yet the state, he noted that politics can be towns are trying to protect the land they and mitigates the overcrowding that to be discussed, and there's certainly a fickle. have, it hurts." often accompanies development. significant number of us who have very, At the moment, lawmakers are work-' very important questions about this pro- He also said that the governor has . "[It is] the most successful program in expressed an interest in putting the ing overtime to try and reach some sort of the whole country as it relates to preser- posal. They tell us we're not going to do a compromise before the current legislative renewal [because of] a program no one funding question on the ballot in the fol- vation. ... Democrat or Republican, every- lowing year anyway, which confuses session ends, though McKeon admitted one is enhanced by this program, and I understands, for a proposal yet to be that if Corzine refuses to alter his stance, made in a debate that is yet to be had. ... McKeon as he wonders what difference a can think of no better way to spend the year will really make for Corzine. there is little that can really be done. state's resources," said Assemblyman We can't be told, let's wait until we Right now, supporters of the referendum John McKeon (D-Essex), who was a debate a proposal we haven't seen before "The governor has gone on record as are trying to work the only option that is prime sponsor of the legislation. we save [open space]," said Assemblyman saying we'll put it to the ballot next year, available to them: trying to persuade the The program that is set to expire Bill Baroni. so what's the difference other than defer- governor to change his mind. McKeon works similarly to the proposed one, If an asset monetization program ring it a year and leaving a gap in a very said that a compromise deal in the drawing on $98 million in sales tax rev- were discussed and enacted tomorrow, important program. So who knows as to Senate is also being worked on, but again enue each year to pay off bonds used in there would still be at least a year in the political climate as we get into the stressed the importance of making sure open space purchases. This fund itself is which the fund would have $80 million to post-November legislative session," said the program gets funded. not so much running out of money, since operate, the current balance plus the $30 McKeon. "We've got to walk the walk here, and the appropriations will continue for million that will, be put in. It is in the Another criticism of Corzine's actions to put this program at risk takes a very another 20 years, but by 2008, all of the course of this year, however, that Corzine comes from the feelings that power has vital cog out of the whole ability for New capital coming in will go entirely toward hopes to fully flesh out alternate ways to been taken out of the hands of ordinary Jersey, for the next generation, to be the paying off debts, with none going to new breathe new life into the GSPT without voters, with whom the program has kind of place where people want to live and purchases. The latest measure, if putting the state into more debt. proven to be very popular. Jeff Titel, New do business," said McKeon. approved by voters, would operate in Supporters of the referendum Jersey Sierra Club chapter executive Calls to reach spokespeople for Corzine much the same fashion, with 10 years expressed feelings that preservation director, also pointed out that Corzine for this article were not returned.

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School: Rider University, Lawrenceville Grade: freshman Graduated from: Sayreville War Memorial High School Major Academic Interests: journalism/public relations College or Career Plans: to become a journalist Athletic Activities: cross country; basketball School Activities: writer for high school newspaper; Math Club; Science Club; literary magazine; Prom Committee; Float Committee; Interact; writer for the Rider News; member of Switlik and Conover Hall Residence Hall Association; will be a resident adviser for 2007-08 school year Community Service: spaghetti dinner for Brain Injured Children; Destination Imagination program; volunteer aid in guidance office; Parkinson's Unity Walk in Central Park Awards & Honors: National Honor Society; Spanish National Honor Society; Most Valuable Player in cross country for two years; winner of Sayreville Education Association Philanthropic Fund Scholarship; finalist in essay contests for the Knights of Columbus and VFW; recognized in Elks Club Most Valuable Student competition; Presidential Scholarship to Rider University; Alpha Lambda Delta (for college students who maintain 3.5 GPA or higher); Lambda Pi Eta (for outstanding academic performance in the Communications Department at Rider University); earned an award by Rider University Department of Foreign Languages Hobbies & Interests: reading; writing; baking Employed by: borough of Sayreville Conservation Corps Goal: to study abroad in Spain; to have a career with a large corporation, writing speeches for important people, serving as a translator, or working in public relations/advertising; to continue to be a leader

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Retirement investment anniversary June 28. A barbecue will 38. Where mobiles hang 122 begin the event at 11:45 a.m., followed by out, pi. guest speakers, live music, re- 39. Swimmer's row 23 24 25 27 28 29 freshments, prizes and a party at 12:30 40. Away from intended path p.m. Suggested cost for lunch is $2.25. 30 Vegetarian meals are available, and 42. Clinton Rodham [31 32 33 34 reservations are required. 43. Traditional deliverer Events are open to township resi- 45. What #38 Down does 3S 37 dents age 55 and older. For reservations 47. Chronic drinker or more information, call (732) 329-4000, 48. Sibyllic 39 141 42 ext. 7670. 50. Mountain lake - 52. Popular eating place for babies 43 [45 46 Support group, collage 56. Mushroom top, pi. class at S.B. center 57. Abel and Cain's father 49 The South Brunswick Office on Aging 58. Fairytale start is offering a six-week bereavement sup- 59. Three-stringed violin 51 152 53 54 55 port group scheduled to meet in the 60. Greek salad cheese 61. Contains a hydroxyl evenings during the summer. 57 The free group is for South Brunswick group bonded to a carbon residents age 55 and older who have atom experienced the loss of a loved one. For 62. Native-American story- 59 160 61 more information or to register, call telling tradition Caryl at (732) 329-4000, ext. 7212 63. The little one cried, 62 63 A new collage workshop with Helen "Wee! Wee! Wee! All the Post will be offered for four Mondays way home!" beginning June 4 at 1 p.m. Collage is a 64. PlayStation maker PRESENTED BY construction of a variety of materials such as different papers, and found DOWN objects such as beads, buttons and pho- 1. One less traveled tos. Fee is $8. Attendees should bring dif- 2. Not in favor of ferent papers, 1/8 illustration board, a 3. Roofed colonnade brown paper bag, latex gloves, glue, plas- 4. Quarrelled with Caesar tic spatula and found objects. and fled to Egypt The above are at South Brunswick 5. Cuban dance VolunteerMatch.org Senior Center, Route 522, Monmouth Junction section of South Brunswick. For Where volunteering begins. more information, call (732) 329-4000, ext. 7670. Answers are on page 46

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There Alas, we can only hope that Tom will be no long term relationship...no survives Chip. Nah, who's lying to harking back to director Jesse whom? We really hope he gets Peretz's film for life's lessons taught. him...gets him good. Just because Most telling, you have no desire to this isn't much of a movie is no reason introduce screenwriters David Guion why we can't have a little vicarious and Michael Handelman's inconse- revenge against workplace martinets. quential little romance to your But other than possibly providing If your remodel expand build new friends. Better to just move on. that small indulgence, "The Ex" does your your home on your But not before doing the right little else to distinguish itself. Unless thoughts existing with an property thing. Offering a modicum of respect you consider the frittering away of are to.,. home addition or ours via a review of "The Ex's" better thespic ability an accomplishment. traits, as well as those flaws you Granted, this is a farce, and tal- with over 20 years of experience and countless found temporarily ented Zach satisfied home owners we make your dreams a reality pardonable back in Braff's like- the dark of the the- "The Ex" ability suffices ater, is not only 'O 'f i in part. good form, but also Weinstein Company presentation However, there a testament to char- is not one acter. Directed by: Jesse Peretz moment when Thus it first Starring: Zach Braff, Amanda Peet, we think he is IDEAL behooves to note Jason Bateman anyone but Mr. C:)Nsm3cnoM DEVELOPMENT REMODELING that Amanda Peet Braff. Except. and Zach Braff as Running time: 90 minutes when he mugs the marrieds who Classified: PG-13 like Ray 40 0 Am boy Ave. Metuchen, NJ 08 8 40 incur trouble in Romano. Must paradise are engag- be the TV (732) 549-9688 • WWW.IDEALCDR.COM ing if not believ- influence. able. She's Sofia Kowalski, a big deal Otherwise, blame it on the conflu- New York lawyer. And he's, well, not ence of insignificant script and lack- exactly a barnburner when it comes luster direction. Still, we suspect a to making a buck. young Dustin Hoffman would have But note, this couple is all about had us believing the character...at understanding. So, it's O.K., it's O.K. least for a while. with Sofia that take-no-baloney The same criticism can be lodged hubby Tom Reilly has once again been at Miss Peet as the strong-willed gal fired for standing on his principles. put in the position of feigning sub- Only this time it's not. servience to her less ambitious IThj iiffrsrttoB In Zttitow A food fight the now former chef spouse. Though her prototypical bet- Here's what our advertisers are saying... instigated in protest of an unfair ter would be an up-and-coming Diane restaurateur couldn't have come at a Keaton. more inopportune time. Sofia, you Less easy to reconcile is the mixed s mm Ims hj.l the nppnnuiiil\ !<• IK Ip m.m\ see, is now eating for two. Which blessing represented by Charles I,tl/lh' lhdl\ idlUlls. ihilllks h> I Ulllli'S I Illf/m We means that going back to Ohio to Grodin's appearance as Sofia's dad, iuni ,i\\i\u ./ mum in tin llisp.iiiu rt»mmmil\ with nut i si.iir s.ili i mill ji-iith,i\i \ Hi ho\t helpid with work in the ad game for her dad the executive whose nepotism places ptiscn.il ini'"\ tii'il mutual nhil/vitiii lift' at turns. \W seems like Tom's best option. him between the rock and the hard Li\\i\li/t main in tilt nninii ipul toml .mil ihr t tills Of course it doesn't dawn on these place. While it's great to see the artis- ktii> ctiminy in' In lent, hnxintss hat yrnwn ahmil 3Oc'c since in- slutted ad\ ertisiny in Itinni'S I'nuln.s. Sun c moderns that go-getter Sofia might be tic treasure after a decade's absence uur Lin'u lulixahtr ami expi ririu i d statj speaks better off in the breadwinner role from the silver screen, the best you ft/wi'sh, in1 cue akul lr> help the i i»Tiimmu\ in iins IWIV while Tom plays Mr. Mom. Probably can say about his role-salvaging por- »f (tin ItJlinns l.mdos, we applet uite all llhil um haw because that's hackneyed plot conven- trayal is that he's mannerly enough fin u.s and tin ihr Spanish sp< tikinx t onunitml\ ! " tion #986, while this is trite scenario not to steal the film. Samuel Z. Brovm, esq #789. But the movie's greatest curiosity 732-370-3000 The latter storyline allows the is Mia Farrow's cameo as Sofia's mom. maverick lead to clash heads with Or at least it looks like her. Hopefully ,//< lui\t been udwili.siim in liitinn.s I'nulns sinei Chip Sanders (Jason Bateman), the this promising ingenue will score a 1 new boss from Hell who, incidentally, speaking part next time out. f June t'f 2(H)i. The w.spcnw in Inm nwn«/ hii\ hi'oi i/wm Iwbmiiglr i>e>siliw Our pmrln e h'-< mow patients din' ters, the fires apparently still burn in shortcomings and oddities suggests !<• \r>m newspaper The incrrtisi n> business hits ulsn ratfink Chip. that it doesn't possess one strong cre- ulli'wed i«\ ti' jiif'\id>' t'inpli>\men' In ivtipli' within the Spanish t tiiumitiul\ Hi' •sppn't uite the pcituiMl ier\ice But wait, there's yet another fly in ative force ...that there's no heart and and i uniinumrnt In quality you hu\e slumn Thanh, fur the already discomforting ointment. soul at its core. Rather, it is represen- heinx sinh cm «»(/ in us — Cindy Ann Napolitano Lillian Kelly Dorrian Genevieve E. Wisnefski Lester Greater Media Newspapers prints obituaries Mrs. Napolitano, 49, of Tuckerton, died May Mrs. Dorrian, 83, of East Brunswick, died Mrs. Lester, 92, of North Brunswick, died as a free community service, at no charge to the 20, 2007, at home. Born in New Brunswick, she May 17, 2007, at Saint Peter's University May 16, 2007, at Robert Wood Johnson Uni- families of the deceased or to the funeral homes resided in Milltown prior to relocating to Hospital, New Brunswick. Born in New versity Hospital, New Brunswick. Born in New that provide the information. Tuckerton 18 years ago. She was a homemaker. Brunswick, she resided there prior to relocating Brunswick, she resided in North Brunswick for John Coppa She was predeceased by her stepfather, Carmen to East Brunswick 54 years ago. She was a 20 years, prior to relocating to Franklin Mr. Coppa, 77, of the Kendall Park section Zangara. She is survived by her children, homemaker. She was an avid supporter of the Convalescent Center four years ago. She was of South Brunswick, died May 18, 2007, at Kimberly Smith, Michael Weiss and Kelly New Jersey Retired Troopers Association, and employed in dining services at Rutgers Uni- Deborah Heart and Lung Center, Browns Mills, Eskesen, all of Egg Harbor; her mother, Connie Col. David B. Kelly Foundation. She was pre- versity, New Brunswick, for 15 years, retiring in born in New Brunswick, he reside din Kendall Caruso Zangara of Milltown; her father, Donald deceased by her husband, Ret. Capt. Robert C. 1980. She was a communicant of Sacred Heart Park since 1965. he was a maintenance super- Napolitano of Port Orange, Fla.; two sisters and Dorrian of the New Jersey State Police. She is Roman Catholic Church, New Brunswick. She visor at Johnson & Johnson, Skillman for 18 one brother-in-law, Donna and Robert Torres of survived by two sons and daughters-in-law, was a member of the North Brunswick Senior years, retiring in 1994. He served with the U.S. New Egypt, and Debbie Napolitano of North John and Diane Dorrian of Estero, Fla., and Citizens. She was predeceased by her husband, Navy during the Korean War. He was a member Brunswick; a brother and sister-in-law, Donald Kevin and Joan Dorrian of North Brunswick; a Walter Lester in 1965; a sister, Mary Manley; of Princeton Alliance church. He enjoyed boat- and Kelly Napolitano Jr. of Manahawkin; two daughter and son-in-law, Colleen and Michael and a brother, Edmund Wisnefski. She is sur- ing, and fishing. He was predeceased by his first grandchildren; a niece; and a nephew. Visitation Larrison of South Amboy; two grandchildren; vived by two daughters and one son-in-law, wife, Palma Mazzeo Coppa in 1997. He is sur- will be May 24 from 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. at and six great-grandchildren. Interment was at Helen Ericksen of Marlborough, Mass., and vived by his wife, Pamela Taylor Coppa; two Selover Funeral Home, North Brunswick. A Elmwood Cemetery, North Brunswick. Ar- Frances and Joseph Herbst of the Kendall Park brothers, Joseph Coppa of North Brunswick, funeral service will be May 25 at 8:45 a.m. at rangements were by Brunswick Memorial Fu- section of South Brunswick; a son and daugh- and James Coppa of East Brunswick; and sev- the funeral home. A Mass of Christian Burial neral Home, East Brunswick. Memorial dona- ter-in-law, Walter and Jessie Lester of Edison; eral nieces and nephews. Interment was at will follow at 9:30 a.m. at Our Lady of Lourdes tions may be made to Saint Peter's University two sisters, Sophie Gassaro and Helen Bacsko, Franklin Memorial Park, North Brunswick Roman Catholic Church, Milltown. Interment Hospital Children's Fund, 254 Easton Ave., both North Brunswick; five grandchildren; and Arrangements were by Selover Funeral Home, will follow at Holy Cross Burial Park, South New Brunswick 08901. seven great-grandchildren. A Mass of Christian North Brunswick. Brunswick. Burial was celebrated at Sacred Heart Church. Burial was at St. Peter's Cemetery, New Brunswick. Arrangements were by Selover Funeral Home, North Brunswick.

Amy Beth Schwartzstein Mrs. Schwartzstein, 42, of the Kendall Park Career Opportunity section of South Brunswick, died May 2, 2007, at Saint Peter's University Hospital, New Brunswick, following a sudden illness. Born in New Brunswick, she resided in Somerset prior to relocating to Kendall Park four years ago. She was a phlebotomist at Saint Peter's University Hospital for 19 years. She is survived by her father, Harvey of Manalapan; her mother, Geri of Somerset, a brother, Barry of East Brunswick; a niece; and a nephew. A funeral service was at Goldstein Funeral Chapel Inc., Edison. Interment followed at Beth El Cemetery, Paramus. Newspaper (More obituaries on next page) Distribution Puzzle answers Manager Central Jersey newspaper group is looking for an experienced . >* #•••).» distribution professional to oversee the weekly circulation of 350,000 newspapers. Operating out of our printing plant in East Brunswick the

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Theresa B. Midas Lupco Casimer L. "Casey" Zyskowski Bertha Teretsky Gluck Mrs. Lupco, 79, of East Brunswick, died May 16, 2007, at home. Prior to her retirement in Mr. Zyskowski, 89, of North Brunswick, died Mrs. Gluck, 98, of Somerset, died May 1986, she was employed as a deli clerk at Foodtown, East Brunswick. Her husband, John M. May 18, 2007, at JFK Medical Center, Edison. 20, 2007, at the Jewish Home & Lupco, died in 2000, and a son, John T. Lupco, died in 2005. Surviving are three daughters, Carol Born in Jersey City, he resided in New Brunswick Healthcare Center, Somerset. Born in Genito, and her husband, Raymond, of North Brunswick, Sandra Haremza, and her husband, prior to relocating to North Brunswick 46 years New Brunswick, she resided in North Alfred, of Eastampton and Susan Micale of Spotswood; a daughter-in-law, Marie Lupco; a broth- ago. He was employed in the science department Brunswick prior to relocating to er, Prank Midas of Harrisburg, Pa.; a sister-in-law, Margie Midas of Lansford, Pa.; seven at Middlesex County College for eight years. Somerset. She was the owner and opera- grandchildren; five great-grandchildren; and her caregiver, Gulko Meskhi. A Mass was offered Prior to that, he was a radiochemical analyst for tor of Gluck Shoes, New Brunswick and at St. Bartholomew's Church, East Brunswick. Interment was in Holy Cross Burial Park, South the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission, New East Brunswick. She was predeceased by Brunswick. Memorial contributions may be made to the VNA of Central Jersey Hospice, 141 Brunswick, for 27 years. He served with the U.S. her husband, Joseph Gluck in 1979. She Bodman Place, Red Bank, NJ 07701-9978. Army during World War II. He was a communi- is survived by a son and daughter-in-law, cant of St. Mary of Mount Virgin Roman Catholic Shelly and Ruth Gluck of Boynton Beach, Church, New Brunswick. He was a member of Fla.; a daughter, Brenda Morgan of East ^Auditions the North Brunswick Pioneers. He is survived by Brunswick; a sister, Edith Moses of his wife, Madeline Kroll Zyskowski; two daugh- Jamesburg; five grandchildren; and six ters, Carol Kaplan of Colora, Md., and Janet Brick Community Players is June 9 from 2-4 p.m., and June 10 from great-grandchildren. Burial was at Beth Ladd of Brewster, N.Y.; and three grandchildren. Israel Cemetery, Woodbridge. Arrange- searching for a person to play the role 6-8 p.m. at 1110 Union Ave., Union A Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated at St. Beach. Auditioning for women ages 30- ments were by Rezem Funeral Home, of "Marian" in their July presentation Mary's Church. Arrangements were by Selover East Brunswick. of "The Music Man." Details: (732) 840- 50, men ages 30-50, and boys and girls Funeral Home, North Brunswick. 3515. ages 8-14. Details: Mary or Moe, (732) 471-8268. Allegro!, a choir comprised of 32 men and women, has openings for tenors, baritones, and basses. Rehearsals are weekly, 7:30-9:30 p.m. >;|ilf|^ at the Presbyterian Church, OPEM Manasquan. Details: Wende Deppeler, SUNDAY (732) 528-5945. ' 'EastBrunswck '

Women of Song, a female vocal group, is seeking sopranos and altos. The group performs a variety of music. Rehearsals are held Friday mornings in MEMORIAL DAY the Monmouth County area. Some sight reading would be helpful. Details: Randy, (732) 787-1697.

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Parlin. • EAST BRUNSWICK must publish it, and it will be classified ad in over 140 NJ Call 732-979-4684 319 New Brunswick Ave (off granted to You. newspapers throughout the Old Stage Rd.), Sat., 5/26, 9-3. CAT - LOST - Russian blue, J.V. & AIR CONDITIONING state-a combined circulation, of GOVERNMENT JOBS Toys, household items, more. grey, 7 lbs. Monday. 5/7 in By Ray Guida & Sons $12-$48/hr Full Benefits/Paid SEWING MACHINE HEAD 732-251-4388 over 2 million households. D EAST BRUNSWICK South Brunswick. REWARD. Call Diane Trent at NJPA at Training. Work available in ar- Singer, industrial, $75. Call 732-329-2350 Finished Basements 609-406-0600 ext. 24, eas like Homeland Security, With Tables Motor, $150. Estate Sale: 10 Appletree Lane THE CLASSIFIED CAN! OIL & GAS HEATING Interior Alterations Law Enforcement, Wildlife and Call 732-222-3526 (off Milltown Rd.), Sat., 5/26, FOUND: KITTENS (3) SELL YOUR HOUSE. email [email protected] 9am-3:30pm. 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Call 732-264-9453 very good condition. Best offer. Call 732-275-0666 QMATAWAN -138 Aberdeen 070 Air/Heat OF HEATING AND A/C UNITS Rd. (Off Ravine Dr.) Sat.,Sun., 732-536-3397 Call 732-247-6049 For Complete Home Comfort CELESTRON 4030 MICRO UTILTY TRAILER, 4x8 folds to & Mon. 5/26, 27 & 28'". 9am to www.guidainterioTreinodeling.cam SCOPE , $85. RADIO SHACK 4x4, needs repair $75. TOW- 4pm. Something for everyone. ADORABLE BEAGLE PUPS Call Northeast DIG SOUND METER, $35. HOT TUB / SPA BAR for Chevy Blazer $75 or Chocolate Lab pups & more. Call 732-234-3953 '07, 40 jets, 10HP, Ozone, best offer. Call 732-238-1507 QOLD BRIDGE - MULTI FAM Very reasonable. waterfall, aroma therapy, 67 Madison Ave. Sat. 5/25 & 732-961-6207 or 732-251-3107 DYNAMIC HOME 6 person, LED lighting, war- WASHING MACHINE Sun. 5/26, 8am - ?. Estate 13 SEER 36,000 BTU's-3 TON ranty, never used. Cost $5,995. Kenmore Elite. High efficiency. Items, household and more. COLLIE PUP - AKC. Born Sell $2,890. Call 732-718-3344 Stainless Steel, large tub. 8/24/06. Male, sable & white CENTRAL IMPROVEMENTS $300. Call 732-767-9213 QOLD BRIDGE Moving Sale smooth. Champion parents & CONTENTS OF YARD SALE LAWN EDGER -Trailmate 1338 Englishtown Rd. (RT.527) Wheelchair Ramp, 5' metal, pedigree. Show performance. AIR • Basements • Siding Antiques, old & new items, Commercial, heavy duty w/steel Sat. & Sun., 5/26, 5/27, 8-3. Call 732-322-9063 and more. ALL $150. frame. Like new - used 6 times. portable w/handle, originally Antique furn., jewelry, tools, SYSTEM Call 732-251-8425 Asking $295. 732-721-6431 $350, asking $100. Excellent A/C, refrig., h/h, & LOTS more! CUDDLY BEAGLES PUPS • Bathrooms • Doors condition. 732-516-0517 LAWN MOWER - Troybuilt, & Labs.. Vet checked & 100,000 BTU High Efficiency Gas DEHUMIDIFIER, LG. 45 Pint. The Classified Can! Shots. Call 732-251-3107 • Kitchens • Windows $85. Almost New. 4 HP, 22 in. out, WINDOWS- Gas filled Sell Your Used Merchandise! Model TUD100 C945H Retails at $179. self-propel, exc. cond. $150. double glass, tilt in. 16 9/16 x Call 1-800-660-4ADS FREE CATS - (3) female need $ • Roofing Call 732-254-4448 Call 732-846-1658 33 % (2 available) $85. each. Local 732-358-5210 a loving home. Good with chil- Installed Call 732-388-3578 after 6pm. Fax 732-780-4678 dren. Please call Gloria Modification Extra Lie. #1JVH00Jja500 DIRECTV Satellite Television. 1,699 732-257-4737 FREE Equipment, FREE 4 Insured • Free Est. Room Installation, FREE HD or 048b Infants •• r ATLANTIC HEATING & COOLING, INC. DVR Receiver Upgrade w/ Re- Tg Reasonable Rates gp] bate.. Packages from LAWN MOWER CRAFTSMAN Juvenile Items I 070 Air/Heat 070 Air/Heat HONDA 21" self-propelled BBC El 1-800-999-6362 * $29.99/mo. Call Mulch/bag/chute. $150. 1-800-380-8939 FREE ESTIMATES 732-238-9869 Call 732-828-1664 CRIB & MATTRESS - Oak, DOG CRATES/CARRIERS Childcraft, $95. KID'S TRAIN $20-$30., cockatiel/parrot cage, LAWN MOWERS Professional lawn mowers, TABLE with accessories. $50. $20, outdoor rabbit hutch, $50. ***** Call 732-521-2051 2 Dixie Choppers & 2 Walkers. Call 732-521-2051 I SPRING START UP All Mates SATURDAY Call Mike, 917-232-0640 CRIB - Glider, dresser with & Models & SUNDAY DOLPHIN DIAGNOSTIC LAWNMOWER - Craftsman changing table, and armoire. : SPECIAL APPOINTMENTS ROBOTIC POOL CLEANER Prices negotiable. All excellent 6.75HP, 22", self-propelled, Cannot be Agreements ^ M0 EXTRA Includes power supply, cord & 2 condition. Call 732-613-4430 Energy Saving GENERAL filters. $550. 732-987-6772 grass bag, like new. Paid $320. combined CHARGE! Asking $150. 732-821-9755 with any • Expert Craftsman other offer. • Creative Designer LAWNMOWER New, Troy Bilt 049 Merchandise • Trusted Advisor 6.5 HP Brigg Straton engine, Heating & Cooling 21" cut, electric start, rear Wanted wheel drive, single lever height Sales • Service • Installation • Residential * Commercial adj., rear grass catcher, color $ "You've Got a Friend in the Business" red. Asking $249. Reg. price, ALL LIONEL TRAINS 300OFF $399. Call 732-679-5582 Or Flyer. Top cash appraisal. 5 Star Service You Can Trust LENOX Temperware Price no object. 732-946-2893 j Any Complete A/C & Summer Harvest Dishes, • Furnace Installation 45 piece, $150. ANTIQUES 1 Cannot be combined with any Call 732-738-1868 1 Call 732-251-0849 EQUIPMENT/PARTS SALE! TOP PRICES PAID FOR: other offer. Well over TWO THOUSAND MARBLE FLOOR TILE Antique furniture, oriental rugs, We Stand Behind Our Service And Reputation lots of UNUSED MRO machine 12x12, emerald color. $3./sq.ft. paintings, jewelry & silver. parts from a leading pharma- or $30./box (10 sq.ft.). We purchase entire contents ceutical manufacturer in Call 732-836-9428 of estates. Will come to your Rahway, NJ are now available home. Call 1-800-290-5401 for sale. Agitators, Chains, Con- MEMORY FOAM THERA-PEU- TIC NASA-VISCO MATTRESS- MOTORCYLCES WANTED trollers, Cylinders, Electrical Any Condition. Distribution, Electronics, Filters, ES WHOLESALE! As Seen On TV. Queen- $399, King $499. Al, 732-322-7101 Flow Meters, Gauges, Instru- [email protected] JACK RUSSELL TERRIER mentation, Meters, Electrical All sizes available! Electric ad- ustables $999.00 FREE DE- Q PERRINEVILLE- Perrineville Male, 9 months, with papers. Parts, Plant Equip., Motor Con- Jewish Centers graduating Up to date on shots. $300. trol Centers, Motors, Pipe/Fit- JVERY. 25-Year Warranty. 60 D J /ja JAY night Trial. 1-800-ATSLEEP 050 Musical Hebrew School class will Be Call 347-682-8123 tings, Power Gen., Power Sup- having a gigantic yard sale. (Jay Arthur Entertainment) plies, Probes, Reducers, Safety (1-800-287-5337) Instruments Professional • Quality Music www.mattressdr.com Located in front of Synagogue. Equip..Sample Equip., Sun. 5/27, 9-1 pm. Perrineville KITTENS All Occasions* DJ-Karaoke #1 Switchgears, Transformers, MOVING SALE Road, # 855. Proceeds to be "FREE TO GOOD HOMES" in repeat business 732-441-2575 PIANO - Baldwin, Upright, Vacuum Pump Parts, Valves, Bedroom Set- 4 pp., Desk- Roll used to renovate our historic Call 732-583-0724 • • A1 CASINO PARTY V • • Additions etc. op, 2 Air Conditioners, Fish Spinet. Oak finish. Exc. cond. buildings. No early birds. ank- Hexagon, 33 gal. w/stand Comes with sheet music. PUPPIES - MALTESE Cocktail 'Party "Extravaganza $900 neg. Call 732-525-0652 date of birth 3/23/07, $1,200 for JUMPIN JAXS ENTERTAINMENT CALL JOHN COTE & ace. $50-5150. 732-471-1325 female (3J, $1,000 male (1). • SAYREVILLE - 2 FAMILIES Inflatables, Candy Carts, Tents, • Add Levels 888-371-6555 ext. 103 MOVING: Must sell everything! Call 732-688-0481 Tables, Chairs, etc. 732-972-0618 jconte@ EquipNetcom All Prices Negotiable. PIANO TUNING 44 Creamer Dr. (off Minisink), www.EquipNet.com/MRO Serious Inquires Only. New Client Discount - $25. off Fri. & Sat., 05/25 & 05/26, 9-1. RESCUED KITTENS 732-525-1497 Call 609-409-9045 clothing, toys, hh and more. Up for Adoption TURN YOUR CLUTTER FAX YOUR AD 24/7 [email protected] To good homes. INTO CASH! New Power Wheelchairs, CallRobyn, 732-254-3616 732-780-4678 scooters, hospital beds. • Master Tuner Estb. 1960 • O SAYREVILLE- Multi Family ABSOLUTELY NO COST TO PIANO UPRIGHT - Dark brown Garage Sale. Sat. 5/26 & Sun. TEA CUP YORKjE - Male, 17 Call Classified YOU, if qualified. New lift chairs wood. Jacob Brothers. 5/27- 8:30am -4pm. at the weeks old. Beautiful pictures & 1-800-660-4237 THE CLASSIFIED starting at $699, limited time Excellent tone. $200 or best Sheffield Town Condominium fully grown. $700., neg. Local 732-358-5210 GETS RESULTS! offer. Toll Free 1-800-470-7562 offer. Call 732-254-1138 Association Basketball Court 732-607-1718 or 732-585-8787 Fax 732-780-4678 NS SENTINEL, May 24, 2007 59 081 Lawn Care II 081 Lawn Care 072 Carpentry I ™ gleaning 078 Electrical III! 080 Gutters 080b Home I 080c Kitchen Domestic Improvements! Ill Cabinets Landscaping I Landscaping

MOLDING - PAINTING - TRIM SHIRLEY'S A Better Cleaning ABC ELECTRIC Res. & Comm. Additions, lighting ADDITIONS • BASEMENTS KITCHEN BEAUTICIAN N.J.D.E.P. Pest Control Pro- N.J.D.E.P. Pest Control Pro- DIY Consulting - Deck Footings Service For You. Let me make BATHS -KITCHENS Free est. Cabinet Refacing • Countertops gram licenses and regulates gram licenses and regulates J.G.S. 732-679-4108 your home spotless & clean. Free est. Reliable. Lic.# f5754 732-236-8320 • 732-690-3702 ANI Construction 732-521-2444 • Vanities. Free est., insured. Landscapers who apply pesti- Landscapers who apply pesti- Friendly & trustworthy. 732-387-8202 IJED STEVENS" Call 1-800-953-1091 cides in the State of New cides in the State of New 074 Carpet Install E L E C T R ICAN 732-899-6000 ADDITIONS • Decks • Base- Jersey. Consumers are ad- Jersey. Consumers are ad- TINA'S CLEANING SERVICE Uc# 9176. Free Estimates. All GUTTER CLEANING ments • Kitchens • Baths • Hard vised to check for a valid li- vised to check for a valid Ir- Repair/Sale Experienced, trustworthy, friendly electrical work. Best Prices! wood Floors • Tile • Sheetrock. 081 Lawn Care cense when using the services cense when using the services Portuguese cleaning lady. & INSTALLATIONS Lie. & Ins. Boris 732-470-4476 of Landscapers. of Landscapers. Mon., Tues., & Weds, available GOODMAN Landscaping Refs. Call 732-213-5580 ELECTRIC COMPANY SHIFFNER LANDSCAPING YARD JOCKEY BILL'S CARPET SERVICE Lie #14926. Reason, rates. ALL PHASES OF HOME Mulch, Stone, Shrubs, Seed, SPRING CLEAN UPS • Trimming CARPET RE-STRETCHING Free estimates. 732-765-1200 800-542-0267 Improvements & Basement Top Soil, Aerating. 732-251-6252 Pruning* Mulch • Stone •Topsoil & REPAIRS. Over 24 yrs. 077 Drywall Remodeling Call Bill at BTK N.J.D.E.P. Pest Control Pro- Free Est. Charlie,732-521-0287 Exp. Free Est. 732-254-2764 RYAN ELECTRIC CO. 732-744-6778 gram licenses and regulates Cell #732-925-1177 Sheetrock Landscapers who apply pesti- Lie. #7134. Call 732-610-2504 $35-$75 cides in the State of New The Classified Can! Jersey. Consumers are ad- BEST PRICES AROUND 075 Ceramic Tile Sell Your Car! Avg House ALVAR CONSTRUCTION vised to check for a valid li- Repair/Install SHEETROCK & TAPING Call 1-800-660-4 ADS Fully Insured - 7 Days Finished basements, cense when using the services ON LAWN MOWING Lic#13VH01778800. Small Local 732-358-5210 carpentry, sheetrock, repairs, of Landscapers. jobs accepted. 1-800-640-3969 renovations. Free Estimates. Top Quality Service i NJHICRAReg# 13VH017408000 Call 732-238-8387 • CURIALLE TREE • V / SERVICE We Beat Most Competitors' Prices! AFFORDABLE 079a Exterminators I 079a Exterminators CERAMIC TILE. Professional 080a Handy BRASUSA CONSTRUCTION Fully Ins. Call 732-786-1770 Lawn Mowing • Fertilization work. 25 years exp. Free est. Granite Countertops, Kitchen Mulch * Stone * Planting Call 732-613-2642 Persons Backsplashes and Flooring ARBORCARE Call 732-605-9473 TREE EXPERTS Owner Operated • Licensed • Insured CUSTOM CERAMIC TILING Removal • Pruning • Stumps We Accept Major Credit Cards New • Repair • Remodel. Free S & B MASON CONTRACTOR Free estimates • Fully insured est.John Cherry 732-290-9086 ©Your Service! LLC. - Steps, belgium & brick Call 732-721-8671 Immediate Free Estimate AndyOnCall.com Handyman. Est. block, sidewalks, patios, chimneys, GROUT CLEANING Lic./lns. Since '93. 732-446-7900 cultured stone, retaining walls, B&S, Inc. - Clean top soil, fill Re-grouting • Re-caulking pavers. Est./ Ins. 732-5J2-7389 dirt, stone, grading, excavating, 732-651 -8169 908-930-6381 Sealing • Specialty Cleaning. A ACCENT - 20 years exp. Colored mulch. Dozer/backhoe Slip Prevention for Floors, Finished basements, bath- 732-521-2124 or 732-566-7148 Big River Lawn & Landscape Tubs & Showers. FREE est. rooms, painting. All types of Sure Step Inc. 732-521-3809 home repair. NJ licensed & AMMI insured. Call 732-792-7171 DEDICATED A AMERICAN HANDYMAN CONSTRUCTION LLC. TREE SERVICE GARDEN STATE Experts in Tree Removal and All Types Of: Specializing in Pruning. 25 yrs. exp. • Free est. LAWN SERVICE & LANDSCAPING ERVICE Home Repairs/Improvements Fully ins. • Call 732-745-2222 Call Paul 732-257-2750 • Roofing • Siding Office: 732-354-0078 • Toll free: 888-708-9500 SPRING CLEAN UPS A JACK OF ALL TRADES DYED MULCH 1 * Windows * Doors $30. a yard. FREE delivery • Full Ground Maintenance Service Lic# C0812750 • Fully Licensed & Insured "NoJobTooBigor Too Small " Lawns Mowed Cell#908-812-9589 For all Your Home Repairs and • Gutters and much more Kitchen and Bathroom Remodeling... PROMPT PROFESSIONAL SERVICE Improvements. Insured & Free Eivi Est. Call Jack 732-727-1696 Tile and Stone Specialist Free Est. • Sr. Discounts' Fully Ins. MT Free Eslimutes licensed Fully Insured East Brunswick Area • Robert Panzera, Owner ALL HANDYMAN SERVICES TREE SERVICE Bathrooms, Kitchens, Carpentry Call Alex CERAMIC • MARBLE The Classified Can! Odd Jobs • Fast Service • Tree Removal GRANITE • LAMINATE Sell Your Car! Call John, 732-238-5763 •Trimming Call 1-800-660-4 ADS 079b Fencing 732-613-8598 • Lot Clearing Gutter Cleaning • Service Contracts Available Lice»sc# NJIWH0346090G Local 732-358-5210 ANY ODD JOBS • Stump Grinding • Firewood Fax 732-780-4678 Can do most anything. Fully insured. 732-446-2040 www.artsoftile.com email No Job Too Small. 732-991-2689 [email protected] G & V FENCjNG - All Types Call John 732-251-0893 UNDERCUTTERS 732-257-5973 Installed, repairs, replacement. Fully insured Free Estimates Prompt Service Owner Operated Retaining walls. Fully insured. GENERAL HOUSEHOLD REPAIR LANDSCAPING 732-979-9223 Call 732-542-8124 Int./Ext. Painting, tiling, power wash- COMPLETE Weekly Lawn Care, Spring Clean ing, bathroom remodeling, bsmnt. Ups, Landscape Design, Mulch, 078 Electrical FENCES* DECKS* SHEDS fininshing, decks. 732-331-8730 BASEM1NT Stone, etc. East Brunswick & sur- HANDYMAN • Retired rounding area. Mike, 732-715-9123 THE ven GAZEBOS • TIKI BARS Contractor. Over 30 yrs. exp. FINISHING SWING SETS (No roofing) Joe, 732-254-2651 TREE EXPERTS • Kitchen & Bath EMERGENCY24 HOUR SERVICE LINE GARAGES* ARBORS HANDYMAN-25 Yrs. Exp. Remodeling NO JOB TOO LARGE OR TOO SMALL Ceramic Tile • Marble OUTDOOR WOOD FURNITURE Carpentry • Painting • All Home Granite • Porcelain JB ELECTRICAL Improvments & Odd Jobs. Reas. BUDGET TREE REMOVAL & PRUNING & prof. Free est. 732-236-2953 • Ceramic Tiles Kitcnens/Foyers/Batlis See us in the STUMP GRINDING • LANDSCAPING • Hardwood Floors TRS & LANDSCAPING SERVICES ALL TREE SERVICE NEEDS Counter Tops & Back-$plashes Yellow Pages RENT-A-SON • Grass Cutting 10 YRS. EXPERIENCE Wonder Board* Mud Jobs Residential/Commercial. Odd jobs done inside & out. • Drywall & Decks •Tree & Shrub-Pruning, Removal Call Dan • 732-238-2429 Residential / Commercial / Municipal' complete Renovations & Repairs Free Estimate Fully Insured • Stump Grinding HE%«« Service SAMS CONTRACTING, LLC 732-937-4603 Free Est./Fully Ins. 10 Off Upgrade 732-303-1614 • Spring & Fall Clean-Ups All Work Guaranteed J.W. TERRELL 732-342-9730 • Landscape-Designs 732-207-2067 (cell) Showroom 3468 Rt. 9 So. Freehold Joe Ventimiglia 15% Senior Discount NJ Litf 13VH00236500 www.samscontracting.com •STORM DAMAGE SE HABLA ESPANOL • SR. CITIZEN DISCOUNTS www.cmrfence.com HANDYMAN FREE ESTIMATES • FULLY INSURED 732-967-0572 Bonded & Insured •Lie. #12823 S S® HI FREE Est.-Fax 732-845-9977 A Full Service Company Professional 076 Cleaning 079c Fjoor We Can Fix, Repair, 732-257-1170 Domestic 1-800-317-7530 Finishing Replace, Install, Paint Home Fully Insured, Free Estimates Owner Operated MRS Do Everything You Need Improvements GARDEN STATE <» A & A CLEANING « Over •:••:• ATOZ FLOORS •:••:• Fully Insured - Quality Work 10 yrs. exp. Affordable/Ins. Apts. •Install •Restoration "Sanding LANDSCAPING Lawn Service Inc. Homes, Offices. 732-894-1737 •Custom Stain 'Repairs Low Lie/Reg. #13VH01023700 *Quick rates. Free est. 908-599-9429 Full Lawn & Landscaping Maintenance A BETTER CLEANING ELECTRIC mC. I & TREE SERVICE FOREVER FLOORING *Reasonable $ $ Ijuuiscape Design • Retaining Walls SERVICE Home & Apts. Refs. Lie. #14656 732.452.0795 •TREE & SHRUB avail. Reliable. 732-425-1646 • Restoration • Repairs REMOVAL www.abettercleaningservices.com • Ceiling Fans • Installation • 98% dust free *SMALL or LARGE Spring & Fall Cleanups • Topsoil Free est. Call 732-642-2253 A PERSONAL TOUCH by • Recessed Lighting • ExpertTree & Shrub Pruning Stone • Mulch • Tree & Shrub Pruning Diane house cleaning at its • Outdoor Lighting TRADmONAL FLOORING "Insured • Stone • Mulch • Topsoil very best. Affordable rates. • Pools & Decks Hardwood Floors He-Surfaced, 080b Home •SpringClean Ups Please call Diane, 732-251-5293 • Additions & Garages Installed, Repaired. Owner Commercial & Residential operated. Free est./lnsured. improvements III 848-391"7503 • Lawn Cutting { / Free Estimates BARB'S PRO CLEANING • All Repairs 732-780-6780,cell 908-770-7999 (732) 238-2050 Homes/Offices. 10 yrs exp. Refs. STORM DAMAGE \/ Reliable. Free est. 732-390-8711 Affordable & Reliable Free Estimates BRAZILIAN CLEANING LADY Insured & Bonded 079d Garage Doors 732-238-8404 Houses / Apartments / Offices RESIDENTIAL REPAIR SERVICE Fully Insured Free Estimates MICKIEW1Q TREE Exp. / Refs. Call 732-257-0430 732-441-9717 Custom Decks • Patios Owner Operated 124 hr: Emergency Servici| HOUSE CLEANING ALL PHASES OF TREE CARE & REMOVAL Trustworthy, professional, Baths & Kitchens (Plain or Fancy) reasonable. a ALL PHASE a Roofing • Siding • Windows NIK'S OWNER CERTIFIED TREE EXPERT #384 Call Kate @ 732-406-1997 GARAGE DOORS Carpentry • Alterations • Repairs HOUSECLEANING - Refs. NEMCO ELECTRIC CO. •INSTALL-REPAIRS LANDSCAPING DEGREE BIOLOGY 12 years exp. Reliable & REASONABLE • FREE EST. Waterproofing Systems Reasonable. 732-672-1211 Residential/Commercial Visa & MC Accepted Plumbing & Electrical Damage Repair COLGATE UNIVERSITY Call 732-615-2301 Mowing •Trimming CALLS RETURNED SAME DAY All Types of Masonry & Repair ISA CERT. ARBORIST #NJ0229A I MRS. CLEAN-European profes- • Pruning I sional. Res./comm. & carpet • New Construction 080 Gutters SR. MSCOl MS WILL BEAT ANY WRITTEN ESTIMATE I cleaning. Move in/out, & special • Mulch : 732-257-7119 | occasions. Ins. 732-447-5511 • 411 Renovations 732-548-8282 •Spring Clean-ups TAKE THE RISK OUT OF TRSE PROFESSIONAL CLEANING GUTTER Cleaning & Repairs All Calls Promptly Returned CARS, HIRE A PROFESSIONAL Homes/Offices. Good Refs. Lucy, • Service Upgrades FREE ESTIMATES Free Insurance Estimates • Seeding'Planting 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed 732-254-5476 or 732-558-4207 • Repairs Call John 732-251-0893 I • Retaining walls • Pavers 080a Handy 080a Handy 080c Kitchen TREES • Trimmed • Removed 083 Masonry 078 Electrical Stumps Ground • Wood Chips 732-521-2862 Persons Persons Cabinets 60732-656-1498 Reasonable rates. 732-257-1416 Paving Fully Insured* Lie.#10802 | Estyins. -Over20years exp. |

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V6, auto., fully loaded, p/s, p/b, friendly service. 732-581-5960 All Work Guaranteed 85,000 mi., 1 owner, a/c, 4 dr., Free Estimates • Wallpaper Removal Decks, patios, concrete & AUTOS-DON'T TRADE IN!! Over 20 Years Experience powerwashing. 732-721-4869 $3,700.best offer 908-337-4962 • Taping • Sheet Rock CHARITY DONATIONS: Chil- 732-84S-144O 732-828-4177 HOUSES, DECKS, PATIOS CHRYSLER SEBRING dren's Cancer Big Brothers/Sis- • Faux Finish • Insured Decks Stained and Sealed TOURING Convertible '04 ters, Boy/Girl Scouts, -Home- 609-4X6-9496 Free Estimates, 732-247-4585 Garage kept, 17,000 mi., Orig. less, SPCA, YMCA and more! Call for Free Estimates ROOFING! Owner. $17,500. 732-259-3558 Or we'll buy any Robert W.Barile condition/year/make-free pick- ALVAR CONSTRUCTION Cape Cod $2500 I DODGE NEON '98 732-769-2275 088 Pool up-fast service. 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Call 732-948-6334 Free Pick-Up We accept all PAVING INTERIOR'EXTERIOR • liner Specialists MADZA PROTEGE 5 2002 cars-all conditions. 501c Non- Free Estimates • Fully Insured I www.carlsonbrothers.com I profit. Wheels 4 Charity Foun- DRIVEWAYS • Openings & Closings White, 4dr., 5 speed trans. WALLPAPERING & REMOVAL Loaded. 56,500 miles. $8,200/ dation 732-920-8222 • Chemicals • Safety Covers SEAL COATING 732-251-2667 best offer. 732-577-9625 TOP $$$ PAID TOR Dump Truck, Backhoe & Bobcat RENTAL ( Central Jersey BRICK PAVERS POWERWASMING • Leak Detection MERCEDES E320 '95 JUNK CARS Serving Middlesex AMonmouth Co. Since 1960 Silver, Loaded, Custom, 4 door, FREE PICK UP 7 DAYS Fully Insured • Installations • Renovations Roofing & Siding sunroof. Excellent condition. NO TITLE - NO PROBLEM CONCRETE J & J PAVERS and 609-655-2862 Free Estimates Member APSP • Insured Specialists With Proper ID 347-236-1539 www.morrisseypaving.com CONSTRUCTION, LLC. 085 Odd Jobs MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS Sidewalks, driveways, steps, brick •All Types of mailboxes, belgium block.concrete Cleanups GS '99 Runs well, great mpg, I I / Repairs loaded, inspect. 03/07, $3,800. 116 Motorcycles 732-246-1320 curbs, pavers. All types of mason 732-679-3276 best offer. Call 732-747-0995 Mopeds work. Free est. 609-933-5495 732429-6362 \-*r» Aluminum Trim East Brunswick kandmpools.com PONITAC BONNEVILLE Established I960 AAA ABSOLUTE ' T • Chimney Caps SE '93 - Red. Good running / 'Expert cond. Great Car! $550 HARLEY FXR '91- Show Paint CLEAN UPS Call 732-727-2385. 1 CALL REMOVES IT ALL! LENNY'S PAINTING L&V Pool / Craftsmanship Big Bore, S & S, V & H, New tires. Very fast. 21,000 miles. 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Hutchinson Call 732-446-8523 Call Mike, 732-406-7047 25 Years Experience Satisfaction Guaranteed TOYOTA CAMRY, '01 Good Free Est. • Insured /0 ABCO 24-7 Contracting cond. Orig. owner. 108,000 mi. 2001 JEEP WRANGLER Fully Ins. Over 7 Years. Black. All power. Well main- HARD TOP. Black, very good 10° OFF w/this ad Bsmts., Garages, Yards & Estates tained. $6,000. 732-679-2513 10%Offw/Ad 732-787-4835 • ROOFING cond. Fits most 2001 or fater. Demo Too! 732-951 -0864 TOYOTA PRIUS HYBRID '03 908-812-9577 or BILMCHRIS003 732-521-3014 SIDING 50 MPG! Dark green,. Exc. @ aol.com for more info. 732-586-2516OI732-329-3025 ABES CLEAN UPS WINDOWS Cond. 3 yr. Ext. warr. 52,000 Best offer OR $400. FREE ESTIMATES Yards, Cellars, Garages, etc. orig.mi. $14,499. 732-845-2239 CHEVY 1500 '97 Pickup, auto., Estate Clean-Outs tO% Off p/s, p/b, runs well, good a/c, 089 Plumbing VOLKSWAGON PASSAT 01 BRASUSA We're the cheapest!!! MIKE'S Beautiful white manual with am/fm radio, $2,500. or best 085 Odd Jobs 732-257-7197 for the Month of May leather & moonroof. offer. Call 732-446-4241 CONSTRUCTION TRASH & JUNK REMOVAL FREE EST. Lie. & Ins. $7,500. Call 732-710-0850 Belgium Block, Concrete Curbs, Cleanups Anything you want taken to PAINTING DODGE DAKOTA SPORT 00 Sidewalks, Driveways, Steps, dumps. Free Estimates. interior • Exterior BACSOKA & SON V6 Auto, Extended Cab, blk., Brick Mailboxes, Design Pavers, Call 732-721-8246 49,000 mi. Asking $8,500. PLUMBING & HEATING 110a Sport 609-490-9816 Poll Areas & Raised Up Patios. FREE ESTIMATES Complete Kitchen & Bath Fully Ins. & Lie. 732-605-9473 CLEAN-UP / RUBBISH REMOVAL Utility Vehicles All Kinds of Repairs Remodeling. Water Heaters. 908-208-5843 FORDF150XLT Pick-up'93 CUSTOM MASONRY Sewer & Drain Cleaning Ext. cab, 8' bed, 4.9 L, auto., Experience Equals Quality WorK Reasonable Rates. Free Est. 127,000 mi. Exc. cond. in/out. Brick Work A Specialty TIRED OF THE CLUTTER? Wallpaper Removal Lie. #5628. WE DO IT ALL! ACURA MDX TOURING '01 Must sell, $3,500. best offer. CALL 732-727-0014 Em/green. Good condition. Call 732-535-0064 NO JOB TOO SMALL Call us today, we'll haul it away! Tiles • Basements PREMIER Loaded w/extras. $16,000. or CALL ERIC 732-254-8821 Powerwashing GARDEN STATE nearest offer. 732-416-8487 TOYOTA TACOMA 2004 • Cellars • Garages • Attics • Yards Gold. Automatic, a/c. 32,000 Now You Can Place PLUMBING & HEATING • Entire Homes or Estate Clean-outs, etc,. CONSTRUCTION FORD EXPLOPER orig. mi. Like new. $11,500. Your Classified Ad 24/7 Fully insured WATER HEATERS Call 908-307-5670 It's Fast and Easyl! REPAIRS & REMODELING EDDIE BAUER Edition '94 fully loaded, Great cond., www.qmnews.com ARTIE'S CLEAN-UP Owner Operated. Lie. #5568 Roofing-Siding 732-238-5789 «• 732-251-5660 44 Auto start, alarm. 98,800 mi. 117T Trailers Greater Media Classified LOWEST PRICES! $4,500 neg. 732-441-4164. • Fully Insured • Reliable Service Windows-Doors MR. DRIVEWAY 732-238-6111 Gutters Portuguese Mason TRI-AXEL10 Ton '99 - Electric FULLY INSURED brakes, spring loaded ramps, • Driveways NEIGHBOR adjustable pentle hook, $5,000. Plumbing & Heating FREE ESTIMATE-LICENSED 267-238-7003 or 301-453-3241 • Patios % & SON • Belgian Blocks • Professional Wallpapering • Sewer & Drain Cleaning • Retaining Walls 083 Masonry 086 Painting • Interiors Exterior Painting •Boilers 732-213-3922 •Steps Paving Wallpapering • Faux Painting •Water Healers • Marblizing • Ceramic Tile Repair FORD EXPLORER XLT '04 • Interlocking Brick Pavers • Nome Improvements All Your Plumbing 091B Roto-tilling Wht., 4 WD, 6 oyl., p/s, p/w, AM/FM, CD, ABS, roof rack & HUGE RV SELL-OFF! 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new 2007 Hyundai Sonata Hew 2007 mazda OWE Stk # 7H284935,4 Dr, 4 Cyl, Auto, Stk # 75M22611,4 Dr, 4 CyP, Auto, FWD, Pwr Steering/Brakes, FWD. Pwr Steering/Brakes, I PW/PL/PM, Traction Control, A/C, Air PW/PL/PM/PS, Traction Control, A/C, Bags, Tint, RR Defrost,!, Cruise, CD, Alloy Wheels, Air Bags, Tint, RR Alarm, Keyless Entry, MSRP $19,280 Defrost, Tilt, Cloth, AM/FM/CD, Alarm, 90-100 ROUTE 1 90-100 ROUTE 1 3) 39 month lease program, $199 per month payments will resume with thirteenth payment, $595 bank fee, 10,000 miles per year, WOODBRIDGE, NJ WOODBRIDGE, NJ Keyless Entry, MSRP $21,225 $0 20 per mile over, $1,305 down payment, $0 Security Deposit, $3,861 total payments, $10,411 buyout option, $1,999 due at signing. 1888)231-7211Sonata Rebates $2 000 Mnnukli 5) 72 months; Must qualify for 7.99% APR; $372 monthly payments will resume with the thirteenth month. 6IVE Rebates: $2,000 Manufacturer. FIRST YEAR'S MAINTENANCE ON US! WE FINANCE YOUR FUTURE NOT YOUR PAST. IF YOU HAVE NO CREDIT OR BAD CREDIT WE CAN HELP. CALL NOW* NOBODY BEATS A SANSONE DEAL-.-NOBODY! IS (888)291-7211 (800) 596-1262 T 90-100 ROUTE 1 680 PFEIFFER BLVD L WOODBRIDGE, NJ 07001 PERTH AMBOY, NJ tax, license, reg, DI0, $289 Doc Fee. This advertisement ads as a coupon and must be presented at time of sale. Dealer is not responsible for typographical errors or omissions. Photos are for illustrative purposes only. All offers with apnroved credit. All rebates to qualified buyers,jubjec t to vehicle chosen, down payment, terms and conditions may vary with approval, must meet all requirements, see dealer for details. 'First twelve months of payments are reduced 501 The regular

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