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BY CHARLES W. KIM Staff Writer SOUTH BRUNSWICK —• The only planned debate between the nine Township Council candidates — four Demociats, foui Republicans and one Check out The Entertainer. independent — Friday ended befoie it PageS started because of a flap over the seating arrangement for the candidates. The Democrats said they never agreed to the plan to have candidates seated at random, preferring to sit together. As it turned out, the only issue that was discussed concerned the seating of • Classifieds Page 28 the candidates at the dais. • Editorials Page 12 Sponsored by local citizens' watchdog gioup Common Sense, the debute was sup- • Entertainment .. .Page 8 posed to take place at 7:30 p.m. in the main • Letters Page 12 meeting room of the municipal building. Candidates were to respond to audience • Marketplace . .. .Page 27 questions which were to be posed by mem- • Milestones Page 22 bers of the Princeton League of Women Voters, debate moderator. • Obituaries Page 24 Approximately 20 people weie in the • Police Beat Page 23 audience and the event was being bioad- cast live over local cable television access • Sports Page 25 channel 50, when event chairman Joe Spataro announced the cancellation. "I am sorry," Spatato said, emphasiz- ing that the dispute "was not created by Common Sense." Phone numbers: He did not mention in his remarks Editorial 254-7000 Ext. 8226 which parly was objecting to the format. FAX 254-0486 "We are not going to point fingers," he said. Display Advertising 972-6740 The four Democratic candidates dis- FAX 972-6746 MIRROR IMAGE — A lone bird enjoys the tranquillity of an autumn afternoon at Davidson's Mill Pond in South Brunswick. agreed with the format outlined in an Oct. 21 memo from Common Sense, which Augusto F. Menezes/Greater Media stipulated that the candidates "will be Classified 1-800-660-4ADS seated in a randomly drawn fashion at the Classified FAX 432-0016 dais," with the center seat remaining VFW, Legion to host Veterans Day services empty. Delivery problems? Jo Hochman, the Democratic cam- Call circulation at 254-1755 SOUTH BRUNSWICK — Veterans of The public is invited to attend the ser- paign chairwoman, said her candidates before noon on Friday. Foreign War Posts 9111 of South vice to be held in front of the South had not agreed to the Oct. 21 format and Brunswick and 11219 of Monmouth Brunswick municipal building, Ridge Common Sense had been notified they Junction and American Legion Post 401 Road. would not participate unless the format of Monmouth Junction will host a joint The posts encourage attendance to was changed. Veterans Day service at 11 a.m. on show support for all veterans. "They have gone out campaigning as Wednesday. For information, call (732) 297-6629. a team; they want to sit as a team," said Democratic Municipal Chairman Charles Police to conduct Child ID Day Nov. 14 Carley, explaining why the Democrats Managing Editor Maiilyn Duff preferred to sit together. The South Brunswick Police Department thumb print and instruction on what to do if Spataio said he knew about the Sports Coordinator Lindsey Siegle will conduct its bi-annual Child ID Day on theii child is missing. The card, when com- Executive Editor Gregory Bean Democrats' objections to the seating Nov. 14 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the South pleted, will be laminated and given toth e arrangement, but after meeting with fel- Publisher Kevin Wittman Brunswick Senior Center. The event will parent. For information, contact Officer low Common Sense member Keith provide parents with an up-to-date identifi- Scott Williams of the South Brunswick Rasmussen and Princeton LWV President cation card (ID) which will include a color Police Department, Community Policing Ann Zeman, it was decided not to change picture, pertinent physical information, Bureau at (732) 329-4000 ext. 445. A Greater Media Newspaper the seating plan. "We wanted to keep the debate fair," AARP schedules Nov. 13 meeting, food drive Rasmussen said, explaining the reason for the random seating arrangement. I VERIFIED The South Brunswick Chapter of the Security system. She will also answer ques- I AUDIT CIRCULATION Last minute discussions between the American Association of Retired Persons tions and address concerns of senior citi- parties as the debate was set to begin The Sentinel Newspaper is published (AARP) will hold its monthly membership zens. As part of the chapter's ongoing com- failed to resolve the problem. Wednesday by Sentinel Publishing Co., meeting on Nov. 13 at 1 p.m. at the South munity service efforts, members are asked Rasmussen attempted to give each P.O. Box 1080, East Brunswick, N.J. 08816. Brunswick Senior Center. Irene Kuhn, field to bring non-perishable food items to the Standard postage paid at East Brunswick, representative for the Social Security meeting for the annual Thanksgiving dis- candidate a few moments to speak, giving N.J. $40 a year. First-class mail subscrip- tion available at $72 for 26 weeks, 40 Administration, will speak about changes tribution to needy families. For information, them the option of talking about the dis- cents a copy. and contemplated changes in the Social call (732) 297-1684. continued on page 5 4 "SENTINEL, NOVEMBERS, 1998 Man assaulted while Auto Repair in Dayton visiting Oaktree Apts. J3Y 919PJH. 2276 U.S. Highway 130, Dayton, NJ 08810 ' Staff Writer EDISON GENERATOR (across from Dayton Ford) NORTH BRUNSWICK — An AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES altercation in New Brunswick on the •Near Fresh Ponds Road morning of Oct. 25 may have led to a robbery which occurred at the Oaktree Village Apartments Friday night. Police were called to an Oaktree Drive apartment at about 11 p.m. Oct. 30 when a visitor to the complex report- Suspect 1 Suspect 2 ed being robbed at gunpoint by two bleeding when police arrived. men. 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BY CHARLES W. KIM commercial. Staff Writer He contacted Township Administrator Donato Nieman to notify him of the SOUTH BRUNSWICK — A weekend potential problem and explained in an controversy following last Friday's failed objective way, he said, what happened at debate has placed the local cable television the debate. station in the cross fire. Nieman said that he decided to secure Township Adminislratoi Donato the station and lequest notification of any Nieman said Wednesday that the taping of one entering the station. an impromptu news conference did not fall Because of the late hour on Friday within the station charter, and therefoie night, Nieman asked the Police would not be broadcast. Department to secuie the tiailer that hous- -Eetmctton Nieman said that he took steps over the es the station and post a notice asking vol- JlHEN YOU FIND THE PRESSURE AND COMMITMENT weekend to make sure that the tape was unteers to contact Nieman for pei mission not broadcast to the township. before using the facilities. Patrolman TAKING THEIR TOLL, TAKE SOME TIME OUT TOR YOURSELR WITH "The debate was scheduled, the pi ess. Patrick O'Biien carried out Nieman's OUR REWARD YOURSELF SPA PACKAGE, $149, A SALT GLOW SCRUB, conference was not," Nieman said. request and signed the notice. SEAWLED BODY MASK AND ONE The conference was taped following Police Chief Michael Paquette said HOUR THERAPEUTIC MASSAGE. the cancellation of the scheduled Friday Tuesday that the officei was only carrying CELEBRATE THE RENEWAL OF night debate at the municipal building on out the administrator's lequest, and that HIE HARVEST SEASON WITH SPA Route 522 due to a dispute ovei candi- the depaitment had only a limited role in dates' seating airangements. the whole affair. TREATMENTS DESIGNED TO RESTORE YOUR SENSE OF HEALTH AND Cable Television Commission member "I wish I had been notified sooner," WELL BEING. Glenn Johnson taped the conference, Paquette said, adding that he only found COMF BACK IN TIME WHTRL 7 HE PACL OR LIRE VW4S LESS HURRIED . which took place outside the main meeting out about the situation on Monday. room following the debate. Township employees decided on their COME BACK TO SERENITY. Republican Committeeman Edward own to change the trailer's lock combina- Van Hessen called for the news confeience tions, Nieman said. The station volunteeis because he felt that the Republicans should had the new lock codes so could still get have a chance to lespond to Democratic in, Nieman noted. Mayor Edmund Luciano's remarks. CAILFOR FML CERTiriCATES Nieman said that the situation is actu- BROCIIUIU AVAILABL} During his remarks, Luciano asked ally pretty simple in relation to the sta- Keith Rasmussen, a member of Common tion's chaiter. 310 Ol D BRIUGU TUUNIIKF Sense, host of the debate, if Rasmussen "The schedule called for the debate bourn Kivru, NJ 08882 would step down as moderator and let only," Nieman said. 732-257-8118 Luciano moderate the event, leading The section of the station charter writ- Mmulmi fnilm/ MM 9l'kA • t^itunlm/SAM WM Mn/oi tiethl mills Rasmussen to call a halt to the event. ten in Nov. 1995 dealing with content Van Hessen felt the Republicans should slates that, "SB TV-50 will neithei aibi- also have a chance to speak and when trarily censor any qualified user, nor exer- Rasmussen declined, Van Hessen called cise any control of program subject matter for a pi ess conference outside the room. of community access programs; however Glenn Johnson believed the station's SB TV-50 shall take appropriate steps to charter, as approved by the Township insure that program content is in compli- Committee, called for him to videotape the ance with all applicable law and local Republican's piess conference in ordei to community standards and these guide- present a balanced view. lines." After he taped the press conference, however, Johnson said that Debra The charter also specifically prohibits Oft Johnson, a Democratic committeewoman "advertisement by or on the behalf of a and mayoral candidate, and Luciano candidate for public office." warned him not to broadcast the tape. This is where Nieman feels the Republican press conference stepped over / Luciano confirmed his conveisation with Commissioner Johnson and said he the line. was concerned that if the tape aired it "I want to keep the station out of the would look like a Republican Party line of fire," Nieman said. Learn About: • Joint Admissions and Seating dooms debate Dual Degree programs •On-site admission i* Continued from page 3 "We were short-changed," Lew Transfer pute if they so chose, but ended the pro- Schwartz, campaign treasurer for the lone opportunities ceeding when Mayor Edmund Luciano, independent council candidate Sylvia Lee, Sunday, one of the four Democratic council candi- said later. "We were willing to debate any nationwide dates, offered to withdraw from the debate one, any time, any place." 'Qualifying for and moderate questions from the audi- "I was ready for the debate to go on," November 8, 1998 ence. said disappointed Republican council candi- financial aid "I will take the center seat and moderate, date and incumbent Township 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. so the evening can be salvaged," Luciano Committeeman Edward Van Hessen, who • Career training A ** * ' had prepared to discuss the issues. gg said. programs College Center

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! The Women's Guild of the Six Mile hand embroidered articles, figurines, •y' Run Reformed Church will hold its scented and unscented candles, fall and i annual "Ye Old Christmas Town Christmas centerpieces, wood craft Bazaar" on Nov. 14 from 9 a.m. to 3:30 items plus flowers. There will also be a 1 -888-YOUf p.m. The Jingle Bell Cafe will serve a table of home-baked goods by membeis (1-888-968-4622)' „ continental breakfast at 9 a.m. and lunch of the guild and the congregation. The (Located on Woodbridge Ave (Rte 514) and Mill Rd. in Edison, N|) starting at 11 a.m. Numerous crafteis church is located on Route 27 in will be present featuring holiday crafts, Franklin Park. '6' S.B. Dems are winners Continued from page 1 The councilman-elect also made a vow. candidate Sylvia Lee, who got 1,546 votes. "In four years this township is going to be the envy of every municipality in the Incumbent Democratic Committeeman state of New Jersey, and I give you my David Schaefer did not seek re-election word on that," Luciano said. due to business and family obligations. At the Republican headquarters locat- Under the new form of government ed in the Holiday Inn on Route 1, the approved by voters last year, three of the mood was somber, in sharp contrast to the four council seats will revert to two-year celebration going on a few miles down terms when the council organizes in the road. January to allow for staggered every- A disappointed Van Hessen felt the other-year elections. The council winners Republicans ran "a hard, issue-based will draw lots to decide who keeps the campaign," but that the rich Democratic four-year seat. campaign coffers overwhelmed them. Luciano saw Tuesday's election as an Kagan said that she was disappointed, affirmation of the current Democratic but felt she had done well in her first administration. attempt at public office. "They (voters) have known that the Del Guercio, also a first time candi- Democratic Party has always reached out date, felt that the country, as a whole, was to the people, and the people tonight have in a "Democratic mood," and that some reached back to us and said 'a job well local voters were voicing disapproval of done,' " Luciano said at his party's elec- Republican actions at the national level. AHEAD BY A NOSE — Democratic council candidate Frank Antisell (c) celebrates tion night headquarters at Pierre's Deli on "On the campaign trail, a lot of people his lead with party Treasurer Bernie Hvozdovic (I) and Township Attorney Don' Georges Road. told me they were voting Democratic Sears (r) Tuesday night at Pierre's in Dayton. Augusta F. Menozes/Greater Media

because of what (Independent Counsel Kenneth) Starr and the other Republicans have been doing," he said, adding, "That is obviously something that is totally out of all of our control." Del Guercio said (hat he doesn't know if he will run again, but said thai he plans to take a more active role in the town. "I've come to care for South Brunswick a lot more in the last year," he said. "I feel a little disappointed," Lee said, but said she was happy with the votes she received and plans to remain active. On Tuesday, voters also overwhelm- ingly endorsed a pension plan called Length Of Service Awards Program (LOSAP) for first aid volunteers, voting 4,144-2,104 in favor of the ballot ques- tion. The question approves the ordinance adopted by the Township Committee which allows the committee to set up a pension plan for active first aid squad vol- unteers who meet certain activity criteria.

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Continued from previous page collect the money at letirement foi each volunteer meeting the iequned Membeis would be able to purchase activity level The volunteei would be up to five ycais of back seivice at $350 vested in the piogiam attei five yeais ol pei year The slate sets the maximum con- continuous seivice and then be able to tribution for any given yeai at $1,150 pel person, per yeai The committee may appiove up to d 5 peicent yeatly inciease without votei appioval, howevei, any mucase ovei that ELECTION must be appiovcd by voteis in a geneial election The fne distncts in the township will be asking voteis to appiove a similar plan loi then volunteeis in the Febiuaiy flic distuct election ADDING IT UP — South Brunswick • Debra Johnson (D) 4,502 Republican Council Candidate Joann Warren Monroe (R) 3,512 Kagan and fellow Republican Tom Costello look over the disappointing results at the Holiday Inn on Route 1. Augusto F Menezes/Greater Media Council <:>:;.;•

Township Council Joseph V DelGuercio P° BO* 625 CLLI ChFC Dayton New Jersey 08B (four 3-year terms) Financial flepresentatlve 73a • 274 • 0115 732 • 274 • 0643 FAX •Edmund Luciano (D) 4,20$ •Frank Gambatese (D) 4,003 N E New England Financial* vt«dV$nHessen(R) 3340 Insurance and Investment Sootn A MclLiic Alhlmte Frank T. Antisell (D) 3,756

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Joarwi Kagan (R) 3,380 MONMOUTH MOBILE HOME PARK Joe Del Guercio (R) 3,349 4017 Roun ONI South Brunswick MONMOUIIl JUNUION, NJ 0H852 Sylvia M Lee (1) 1,546 (732)297-2051 (7M) 297-1049 TAX First; Aid Pension Chamber of Commerce •Yes 4,144 ARTHUR A ROHDPL, Jit No 2,104 The next breakfast meeting of the South PR! SIDFN1 Brunswick Chamber of Commerce will be (732)297-7171 BUSINESS ART NAPOLiTANO Founding Member Library accepts books Wednesday, November 11th at 7:30 am. It will be WARREN MONROE for Books to Keep COLDUieiX Sales Ropicscntativp Ceil I ad Urn Homes Spec il "I BANKevta Cofctv all DinkBT Mill o SCW 19* 1997 Once again the South Brunswick Public held at the Monmouth Jet. Holiday Inn on Route 1 Library is collecting donations of new haid- cover and papetback books foi distiibution 1 NEW ROAD to disadvantaged children throughout South. The cost is $12. At this very important E3J KENDALL PARK, NJ 08824 Middlesex County during the holiday sea- son The progiam, Books to Keep, is a pio- meeting, we will entertain nominations for officers ject of Libraiies of Middlesex, a consortium {si Each Ollico \% Independently Owned And Operated of public libraries and the Middlesex County College Library in Edison. for 1999. All current members are urged to attend. New hard-cover and paperbacks suitable Robert I. Cardaneo Vaun LDCAL INDEPENDENT CRUISE SPECIALIST for children from preschool through adoles- ANCHOR CLUB MEMBER cence may be brought to the South Non-members are also invited to join the Chamber Brunswick Public Library through Dec 15 Funds aie needed to purchase additional 5 Heath Road books for distribution Contributions may be "ijjd likewise attend, Membership is only $50. Monmouth Junction, bff 08852 made payable to "Libiaries of Middlesex" Phone. (732) 438-1 Ii9 and should be mailed to Ms Sharon Toll Free, (800) 519-WW Karmazin, Libraries of Middlesex, East )*S$tfff)\i would like a membership application ! Fax- (732) 418-OKV) Brunswick Public Library, 2 Jean Walling Civic Center, East Brunswick, NJ 08816 Donations may also be brought to the South faxed to you, or if you have any questions, call #1 IN CRUISING, NATIONWIDE Brunswick Public Library, 110 Kingston Lane, Monmouth Tunction. Books to Keep started in 1990 to pio- Del Guercio at 732-27,4-0115. Please come mote the joy of leading, encourage library To Advertise use and fostei pnde in book ownership and network with mhwM Distribution of books will be done through On This Page service clubs and social service agencies, including day care centers, soup kitchens, leaders. As always, the Middlesex County Board of Social Call Joyce Services, Head Start programs and pro- grams serving children with AIDS Since its businesses. 1-800-660-4ADS inception, more than 65,000 books have been distributed in cooperation with 49 dif- Ext. 8107 ferent agencies and organizations through- out Middlesex County f-t. . .- - r >».-.» .8 SENTlNg.,, I^9Y^MBER 5,,.1998

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Hogan Fri. and Sat at 8 p.m. surrealistic paintings tickets: $7 Sun. at 3 p.m New Jersey Artist Series event (609) 258-5000 Playhouse 22 through Nov. 17 (609) 883-9099 210 Dunhams Corner Road by appointment only East Brunswick Johnson & Johnson World tickets: $15 for adults, $11 for Headquarters Gallery Creenberg's Great Train and Collectible Show will be at the N J. Convention & MUSIC seniors and students New Brunswick Expo Center on Nov 7 & 8 (732) 254-3939 (732) 524-3698 Ray Charles: A Man and His American Ballet Theatre Soul The Good Doctor Victor Macarol Princeton premieres of Clark Neil Simon's comedy Donald Lokuta SPECIAL Tippett's "Bruch Violin the legendary singer and his band perform highlights from presented by The Peddie photography exhibition Concerto," Kylian-Janacek's his 50-year career Drama Club through Nov. 18 EVENTS "Sinfonietta," John Neumeier's Children's Specialized Hospital Nov. 5, 6 and 7 at 8 p.m. Mon.-Fri., 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Greenberg's Great Train "Spring and Fall" Foundation benefit William Mount-Burke Theatre Sundays, 2-4 p.m. Nov. 10 and 11 at 8 p.m. Nov. 5 at 8 p.m. The Peddie School Barron Arts Center and Collectible Show McCarter Theatre South Main St., Hightstown Nov. 7,11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Prudential Hall 582 Rahway Ave. 91 University Place N.J. Performing Arts Center tickets. $8 Woodbridge Nov. 8,11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Princeton One Center St., Newark (609) 490-7550 (732)634-0413 IM J. Convention & Expo Center tickets- $39-$48 tickets. $20-$60 Raritan Center (609) 683-8000 (888) GO NJPAC Quilt: A Musical Celebration The Landscape Edison series of monologues and Reinterpreted: Aerial admission: $5 , $2 ages 6-12, NJ. Symphony Orchestra songs joined together by a Photos by Owen Kanzler under age 6 free volunteer's experiences while includes 2-day admission FOR KIDS Zdenek Macal, conductor New Jersey Artist Series event Joshua Bell, violin making a panel for the AIDS through Nov. 30 (732)417-1400 A Comedy of Errors Memorial Quilt by William Shakespeare "Also Sprach Zarathustra" by by appointment only Strauss, music of Reich and Nov. 6 and 7 at 8 p.m. Johnson & Johnson World Joan Rivers condensed version presented Nov. 8 at 2 p.m. by Madison Junior School Sibelius Headquarters Gallery Nov. 7 at 8 p.m. Nov. 5 at 8 p.m. Performing Arts Center at New Brunswick John Harms Theater under the guidance of the Middlesex County College 30 N. Van Brunt St. New Jersey Shakespeare State Theatre (732) 524-3698 Livingston Ave., New Brunswick Edison Englewood Festival's education program tickets: $7, $5 for students tickets: $25-$35 Nov. 6 and 7at7'30pm. Nov 7 at 8 p.m. Art, Poetry and Fiction by Nov. 8 at 3 p.m. and seniors (201)567-3600 F.M, Kirby Shakespeare Theatre (732) 906-2589 Middlesex County Arts Drew University Prudential Hall High school students Madison N.J. Performing Arts Center through Dec. 1 free admission One Center St., Newark Noises Off Mon.-Fri., 9 a.m to 5 p.m. DANCE (973) 408-5600 tickets: $14-$54 presented by Sayreville Main Presidential Art Gallery Alborado Spanish Dance (800) ALLEGRO Street Theatre Company Academic Services Building Theatre Music for Young People: Nov. 6, 7,13,14,19, 20, 21 at Middlesex County College Musical Superstars Solas 8 p.m. Edison dancers, guitarists and singers Celtic music band Nov. 15 at 3 p.m. sponsored by the Sayreville The N.J. Symphony Orchestra (732) 906-3566 David Commanday, conductor Nov. 7 at 8 p.m. Steplnn Ballroom Cultural Arts Council The Theatre at Raritan Valley MacArthur Avenue Nov. 5 at 7:30 p.m music of Dukas, Mozart, Paganini, Saint-Saens Community College Sayreville Sayreville Senior Center Route 28 and Lamington Road tickets: $18, $16 seniors and 423 Main St. Britten's "Young People's Guide to the Orchestra" North Branch section of students, $8 age 8 or under free admission Branchburg beverage and dessert included (732) 257-6510 Nov. 7 at 2 p.m. Prudential Hall tickets: $13-$18 (732) 390-5400 N.J. Performing Arts Center (908) 725-3420 Newark Short Shorts I (800) ALLEGRO Budapest Klezmer Band presented by Mercer Co. College a musical tapestry of Jewish, theater and dance students Two Wolves Tales folk and jazz Nov 7 at 8 p.m. presented by the Theatre Guild Israel Guide Dog Center for the Nov. 8 at 3 p.m. of Old Bridge Blind event Kelsey Theatre Nov, 7 at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. Nov. 9 at 8 p.m. Mercer Co. Community College Nov. 8 at 2 p.m. Richardson Auditorium 1200 Old Trenton Rd., West Carl Sandburg Middle School Princeton University Windsor Route 516 tickets: $25-$35, tickets: $7 adults, $5 senior tickets: $5, children; $4, adults $5 for students on evening of citizens and students (732) 607-8462 performance only (609) 584-9444 (609) 258-5000 A Pocketful of Rhymes children's musical The Highway 61 Tour EXHIBITS presented by Middlesex featuring Buddy Guy and His Environmental sculpture County Plays-in-the-Park Band, The Blind Boys of Nov. 7 & 14 at 11 a.m. & 2 p.m Alabama and Billy Boy Arnold Exhibition indoors at the Stephen J. through Nov. 8 Nov. 10 at 8 p.m. Friday-Sunday from noon to 5 Capestro Theater (formerly the State Theatre Roosevelt Park Amphitheater) p.m. and by appointment 15 Livingston Ave. Quietude Garden Gallery inc. Edison New Brunswick This painting "Detour" by William Hogan 24 Fern Road The Greater Princeton Youth is on exhibit at Johnson & Johnson admission: $3, under 12 free tickets: $19-$30 East Brunswick (732) 548-2884 Orchestra will perform at Richardson Headquarters through Nov. 17. (732) 246-7469 (732) 257-4340 Auditorium on Nov 8 Board approves First Union Bank expansion

BY JERRY DESARNO the 10 other banks earmarked foi improve- Correspondent ments," he said. Plans include expanding the bank's SOUTH BRUNSWICK — The 30- three-window drive-through canopy area year-old First Union National Bank branch by approximately 1,200 square feet and the at New Road and Route 27 will get a $1 interior by 366 square feel to add a cus- million face-lift. tomer relations area. Last week, the Planning Board unani- The larger drive-through area will "help $H¥E UP TO mously approved plans to expand and alleviate the stacking of cars at the win- upgrade the bank's design and daily opera- dows," Berringer told the board. tions. "This branch is in need of improve- Bank Senior Vice President Alfred ments to properly handle the ways of bank- % OFF Berringer, of Kendall Park, told the ing in the near future" he added. Planning Board last month that his The future of banking, he explained, RE€U1JIER PRICES Pelican has Charlotte, N.C.-based, organization gave centers not only around 24-houi automated SKIS & BOOTS him approval to invest $1 million into teller machines (ATMs), but on banking Thousands Of 1998 Skis & Boots the Brands improvements for the 30-year-old bank from home by means of peisonal computers. Reduced To 50% Off Plus Check Out office. Also, the interior design of the bank New 1999 Models In Stock Now! As a resident of the township, Berringer will be reconfigured to further streamline Pelican's Ski & Boot Guarantee Polican gtuiiinloes that you II be completely !>at!sfifd willi you said he has a vested interest in seeing the customer service by moving the tellers' now boot1; II you experience any problem willi thorn within improvements made at the Kendall Park stations around and implementing a self- Me tlrs.1 yojr of ownership Policin's oxpoit boot inters will rntit or replace thorn - Iroo Wo otter nn unconditional pnrfurrmra guarantee on branch. service safety deposit box program, he all our skis ski on Ihom twice - It you don't Ilka them, vra"ll raplare thorn We take trade-ins "I put this branch at the top of the list of said. CLOTHING x n p P w E Cashiers Are Deducting Additional 20% OFF Ski Clothing including New 1999 Arrivals. HbRDia Board approves addition We Are Fully Stocked With The Best Names In The Industry! Plus Huge Children's Dept! to Wyeth-Ayerst facility SNOW BOARDS SOUTH BRUNSWICK — The Plan- Board consulting engineer Ken ning Board gave the nod of approval to Ziclinski said the existing grading around Wyeth-Ayerst Research to add a 4,400- the building is insufficient and a proposed VOLANT square-foot conference center to its 85- I percent slope was too shallow. acre Ridge Road facility. "It is a safety issue which could cause •Thousands Of Steve Fries, a representative of the ponding and icy conditions around the Boards Reduced For This Sale pharmaceutical company, said that the building," he said. Complete addition will be used to house a training His sentiments were echoed by Boards • We Take Trade-ins facility for the company's 500-plus office- , w/Bindlngs. • Full Season research employees. Township Engineer David Samuels who reaffirmed that the plans would be modi- Snowboard Rentals "The facility was built in 1983 and the $99.00 & Up new plans call for no addition to the exist- fied for a 2 percent grade away from the ing 570 parking spaces," he said. proposed training facility. However, in order to receive the board's "This will make way for a positive SEASON RENTALS slope to offset ponding conditions," he approval, the pharmaceutical giant agreed $ OO AND UP DEPENDING to modify the design of the plans to com- said. ply with a township ordinance which Board attorney Tom Cafferty said the 75 ON SIZE & QUALITY requires a 2 percent incline extending 20 plans could be approved with the stipula- SKIS, BOOTS, BINDING & POLES feet from the proposed addition to prevent tion that they be modified to meet the engi- Thousands in Stock Pick Up Now - Return Next Fall ponding of water around the building. neer's comments. Man killed in Rte. 130 crash also from New Brunswick, was treated and BY CHARLES W. KIM released, police said. Staff Writer Police said that the driver of the dump SOUTH BRUNSWICK — The driver truck was not hurt in the crash. of a 1995 Ford Bronco was killed and a passenger in the truck was seriously in- jured following a Saturday morning col- lision at Route 130 and Deans Rhode Hall Road, according to police. Police said that Atanacio Paredes, 48, of New Brunswick, was traveling south on Route 130 when he collided with a 1989 Mack dump truck driven by Edward C. Hughes, 55, of North Brunswick, as it crossed the roadway. The Bronco, police said, flipped onto OCTOBER 3RD THRU NOVEMBER 10TH its roof following the impact. November29th • 8PM Bring in your used equipment starting Oct. 3RD and We'll sell if for You FREE Paredes was pronounced dead at the at the No commisions or services charges scene of the accident. STOP BACK NOV. 10TH and Receive an in store credit if your equipment is sold.* Two passengers inside the Bronco were STATE THEATRE, TRADE AND UPGRADE taken to Robert Wood Johnson University New Brunswick 1 020 ROUTE 18 Hospital, New Brunswick, according to EAST BRUNSWICK police. Call (732) 246-7469 254-5115 One of the passengers, Otilia Paredes, Mon.-Sat. 10 AM-6 PM Mon-Fri 10-9 33, of New Brunswick, was admitted and 1 3 Saturday TO-6 " Guest Attraction/State Theatre Ticket i Vie I*? " EAST BRUNSWICK SUPER STORE Sunday 11-5 listed in critical condition on Saturday. Policies may not apply. ! A&<*1? PELICAN SKI & SNOWBOARD CENTER The other passenger, Elena Rojas, 19, 10 SENTINEL, NOVEMBER 5, 1998

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The deacons of the church will use the Galling a 900 Number! persontil advertisements which it deems inappropriate Ads without Counties donations to prepare food baskets for id calling account allow; voice greeting!, nmy not appear in The Meeling Plate When you needy families during the week of ice from Any TouchTone phone. This includes business- respond to a Meeting Place nd, : your phone bill will retlect u 732-972-6740 Thanksgiving. The church Youth Group es,900 number blocked phones and pay phones, ^ tharge ol SI 9" per minute The Meeting Place is provided by will also "adopt" a family in the commu- dealer Media and Advanced nity for its holiday giving project. can 1-800-283-6848 Telecom Services, Wnyne, PA or 10087 To change or renew your On Monday, Girl Scout Troops No. 857 ad or tor customer service, call I- 800 247 1287 trnm 9 am to 5 pnt and No. ] 690 will meet in the upstairs Ed- Monday through Friday Copy- TELEMARKETING right 1 "MS A] S 10/30/98 ucation Building and parents and leaders of Boy Scout Troop No. 10 will meet 1-800-660-4ADS downstairs. TO PLACE YOUR FREE AD, CALL 1-800-647-8403 The church is located at Ridge Road See a complete selection of singles between Sports and Classified. Greater Media Newspapers and New Road in the Monmouth Junction News Transcript • Independent g section of South Brunswick. For informa- Sentinel • Suburban • Examiner * tion, call (732) 329-6719. 1 2 SENTINEL, NOVEMBER 5,1998 1 OPINION I OUR VIEW S.B. voters have spoken he lack of a Township boards. Right behind, however, is Council debate Friday — Carol Barrett, a county employ- T due to childish actions on ee, union leader and member of the part of the Democratic candi- the zoning board. Whoever wins dates — did not stop voters from that fifth seat will bring a new giving the Democrats a strong vote to the dais in January. majority on next year's new South Brunswick has had an municipal government. action-packed year, with proba- The endorsement of a bly the biggest election in its his- Democratic mayor and three of tory, and a yearlong bicentennial the four Democratic council can- celebration. didates indicates voters are satis- The good news is that with fied with the present administra- the new form of government tion and want it to continue to there will be no election next deliver. year. By returning the four incum- The bad news — at least bent Township Committee candi- seemingly so — is that three of dates, including the lone the newly elected council mem- bers will see their terms revert Republican, they also sent a mes- from four to two years when the sage that they want experienced first council-manager govern- leadeis to guide the township ment organizes in January. into the new millennium. Our congratulations to the Unfortunately two of the winners, including first-aid squad Democratic candidates had such members, whose proposed pen- a close vote, they'll have to wait sion plan was approved by until tomorrow or Monday to voters. find out the official winner. We hope all of the candidates Right now it looks like it will who worked so hard this year to be Frank Antisell, an engineer push their agendas will continue who has gained experience serv- to play an active role in this ing on the planning and zoning vibrant township. Letters South Brunswick if we, its citi- shore attractions, two major these special people "veterans." zens, fail to volunteer our talents teaching hospitals and dozens of On a day that marks the 11th LETTERS to help keep our town a desirable employment centers. With the day of the 11th month in 1918, place to live? connection at Monmouth the end of World War I, we pay S.B. critical issues political campaign is this: these Junction, passenger trains would tribute to those who did their issues have now been "put on the go north and south with a pro- duty as patriots. It's our moral need attention table" for open and honest dis- PAUL C. MURRAY posal to stop at the new Newark duty to make them feel appreci- Republic... if you can cussion. Many of these issues Kingston International Airport Train ated on Veterans Day. Here's keep it." Those were have been with us a long time. Station nearing completion on how. . the words of Thomas Neither party has been willing to the Northeast corridor. This reac- Start by thanking members of Jefferso'Ain when our country was voice alternatives which might Writer prefers rail tivation of rail service would your own family who either founded. They are just as true not be "politically correct." serve so many people traveling served or are currently serving in today in South Brunswick. Here is just a sampling of line to Route 92 in so many directions as well as the armed forces. Call your fam- Participatory Democracy can some of the critical issues our service reverse passenger trips. ily members, as I will call my only happen when enough con- new Township Council will have oute 92 through South Not instituting the MOM rail link son Craig, an officer in the U.S. the opportunity to act upon to the would be malfeasance. cerned citizens offer their ser- betterment or detriment of the Brunswick Township Marine Corps, and say, "Thanks vices and support to their com- citizens of South Brunswick. Let R would be an environmen- Both Hazel Gluck and John for serving. I'm proud of you." munity and strive to make it the tal and transportation disaster. Haley, transportation commis- Next, bid a happy Veterans best it can be. the real debate begin. The New Jersey Association of sioners, wisely said, "You can't Day to others in your community Last Friday night's Township 1. Purchase high density resi- Railroad Passengers advocacy build your way out of conges- who are, or were, a part of the Council candidates' non-debate dential tracts using accumulated group strongly opposes the tion." The object of mobility is to brave legacy of the American debacle deprived the community Open Space funds to mitigate wasteful Route 92 plan. Several move people and goods, not patriot. of the opportunity to see and future increases in school en- fatal flaws exist in this "plan." It vehicles. Building Route 92 Then make plans to attend hear the candidates speak out as rollment. (The funds will go will further encourage urban would be a criminal waste of Veterans Day commemorative real persons. It also denied the much further if we purchase only sprawl by opening yet more of valuable transportation dollars. events in your community. The community the opportunity to the residential development New Jersey's dwindling open Instead, reactivate passenger rail more people who turn out for hear how each of the candidates rights). space. It will reduce air quality in service again through Southern your Veterans Day parade and believed their future decisions 2. Transfer, as allowed by the area. It will be excessively Middlesex County. memorial service, the more pro- will most benefit the citizens of The Coalition of Affordable expensive, now estimated to cost found the debt of gratitude to South Brunswick. The sparse Housing, mandated affordable $500 million for a mere 6.7 DANIEL S. KERWIN those who served. audience of only 20-30 con- units to where they are badly miles. Milltown Finally, remember veterans in cerned people out of a township needed and down zone unbuilt Central New Jersey needs Middlesex County Liaison of your prayers, especially those of 30,000 is a major problem in affordable unit tracts to lower mobility for all, whether they can the New Jersey Association of veterans who use wheelchairs itself. South Brunswick, a won- densities. (Both the economic afford autos or not. The prime Railroad Passengers and and artificial limbs as a result of derful place.. if we can keep it. and social impacts of this move means of opening at least 40 in- county representative for battle scars that will never heal must be honestly evaluated.) Central Jersey Rail Coalition In contrast, this year's cam- 3. Are the rezoned Route 1 tra-state and more importantly as well as those who were taken paign has been one of exemplary areas the best choice for our intra-Middlesex County destina- of Middlesex, Monmouth and captive and whose absence politeness marked by sweeping township? Does this rezoning tions already exists. That, obvi- Ocean counties. remains unaccounted for. proposals which can have major exclude possible Dow Jones ously, is to rapidly implement the Veterans asked very little of impacts upon the taxes we must campus-type developments? MOM passenger rail service Honor patriots their country but gave everything pay, the future of our school sys- from Lakehurst via Farmingdale, they had. The least we can do is 4. Age-restricted communi- Freehold, Jamesburg, to the tem and even our ability to drive ties: should we plan for more or this Veterans Day give them our sincerest thank safely without the long lines of Northeast corridor at Monmouth emocracy reigns in lands you for a job well done. less? What are all the impacts of Junction in South Brunswick. traffic. No one party may have these on our township's eco- consecrated by the sacri- HAROLD L. "BUTCH" the best answer to the proposals nomic and social future? This service will provide a Dfice of ordinary men and MILLER which have been put forth. The Finally, what will happen to link for more than a million resi- women who served in the United National Commander most important outcome of the dents with two county seats, States armed forces. We call The American Legion SENTINEL, NOVEMBERS, 1998 13 Earn $3,000 Volunteers praise the Dardanis with rhyme hen the autumn chill is in the She may be a tiny thing but she has a air, Tom gets ready for his mighty roar and I'm sure if you ask her, W Halloween scare. she'll say life with Tom is never a bore. He rounds up his ghosts, goblins and She makes all the phone calls and ghouls; then they pounce through the pushes papers too, then deals with all of woods acting like fools. us who are known as the skull crew. They don't make a fortune, in fact not She wonders and she worries, she a dime, but they do seem to have a hell of plans and she frets. Each year I wonder a time. how many gray hairs she gets. Tom is a mad genius - this no one can There are those who would try to deny deny, just look for the twinkle he gets in them their little bit of fame and take all his eye. the glory in their power-hungry game. He works all day and into the night to Now everyone knows thcii mission give the town's people a wonderful fright. and everyone knows their name; that's His creations are astounding and won- why they've earned a place in the Horror Women ages 21 to 30 needed drous to behold; even when seen 100 Hall of Fame. times, they never grow old. REGINA BAGALA to help infertile couples realize their dreams Now beside this gentle giant stands the for the SKULL CREW love of his life; her name is Carolyn, his and THE SHOCK SQUAD charming little wife. South Brunswick EARN $ 3,000 AS AN EGG DONOR Thanks given to ghouls, volunteers & visitors call toll free: olunteers don't always have the Brunswick Pop Warner Viking cheer- time.. .they just have the heart. We leaders; Shock Squad; Stanlcss Steel; 1-888-968 EGGS V would like to take a moment and Karate for Kids; and Harley-Davidson of 3 4 4 7 thank all the volunteers who helped and Edison. supported this year's Haunted Trail & Also thanks for the continued help and Ask for Mary Ellen (Please call Between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m.) Bizarre. It was a howling success. The support of South Brunswick Township for Haunted Trail proceeds will benefit sponsoring this event; South Brunswick Rt. 27 in Somerset • Rt. 9 in Manalapan Project Graduation. Public Works, Parks and Recreation, Special thanks are sent to Mike Police Department, Fire Prevention, and www.ivfnj.com Carlucci — disc jockey and laser light Board of Education. show; Tom Blend of Studio Xanadu; Bob But mostly...everybody who was there Kopeland of Mastergraphx; Triangle to enjoy themselves. Reprocenter; All Star Dance Academy; TOM and CAROLYN DARDANI Miiw iJnct iny Monmouth Junction South Brunswick POM Squad; South Fertility & Gynecology Center, P.A. 1 Youth activity shouldn't be sponsored by politics am usually pleased when students are youngsters represents his or her team and involved in learning how our govern- not the parents nor their choice of political I ment works and especially pleased when candidates. they participate voluntarily in the political Recently I saw a copy of the 1998 soccer process. However, when adults knowingly schedule published by the Republican Party take advantage of a group of youngsters dur- - complete with paid advertisements, team ing an election campaign it's time to object. schedules and a full-page photograph of Last week I became involved in a dis- each of the Republican candidates for mayor cussion of political ethics (are mere any?). and council. The publication specifically One of the concerns raised during this dis- asks for the support of these candidates. cussion focused on the uniforms provided While financial support for the soccer this past summer by the Republican Party program may come primarily from private for some of the South Brunswick soccer sources, some support does come from the teams. Is it ethical to provide shirts embla- township, if not in cash, from maintenance zoned with the names of candidates for and care of grounds, lights and facilities. Township Council? The soccer program is not the domain of the I've been around a long time but this is Republican Party. the first time I've heard of youngsters cam- Back to the question of ethics. In my paigning for political candidates as soon as opinion an activity sponsored in any part by they appear on the field. They become walk- public funds must be open to public par- Hello. ing billboards promoting the self-interest of ticipation without reference to any political the adult sponsors. party. The use of any person under age 18 to The goal of the summer recreational pro- promote the interests of any political party gram is to provide sound activities for our without flie consent of the person, parents or young people, not to promote politicians. guardian is blatant abuse of the rights of that Each team has a name and the uniforms individual and cannot be condoned. should carry only the name of the team and JAMES KIMPLE the name of the player. Each one of the Monmouth Junction

"May I help you?" "Suie, we have that." "What time can you IN BRIEF come in?" The New Jersey Relay Sendee allows businesses to say things like this to customers who are deaf and Legion Post 401 will host breakfast on Sunday hard of hearing. And it allows businesses to hear their American Legion Post No. 401 will 10. The post is located on Major Road in customers' responses. Because our free service makes it sponsor an All You Can Eat Breakfast on the Monmouth Junction section of South easy to communicate with people who have a hearing Sunday from 8-11:30 a.m. Tickets will Brunswick. For information, call (732) loss For more information, call our free hotline. cost $4 for adults, $2 for children age 6- 329-9861.

YMCA slates Murder Mystery Dinner Nov. 13 New Jersey Relay Service. The South Brunswick YMCA will host will be available. The cost of $35 per per- Just because you're out of sight, doesn't mean you're out of touch. a Murder Mystery Dinner at Novotel son will include a buffet dinner and the Hotel of Princeton on Nov. 13 from 6:30- mystery performance. For information, 1 800 682-8706 (Voice) • 1 800 682-8786 (TTY) 10:30 p.m. A limited number of tickets call the YMCA at (732) 329-1150. 1 4. SENTINEL, NOVEMBER 5, 1998

Amy Boylan, a ivaitress at Garni in Keyport, adds some pepper to a dish for To Fernicola Old Bridge, and her son Christopher, Manasquan. ' Keyport. Fernicola is dining with her friend Julie Renzi (I), Jctckie I'olhick'/Givulcr Media By Jo-Ann Lainon Reccoppa tigious acclamation. isn't a basic meat and potatoes- wasabi glace; veal medallions Correspondent Presentation is exceptional. type meal. I try to offer a variety tore, chicken scapariello, veal Taste is extraordinary. Oh, yes. with seared scallops and veg- sorentino, as well as francaise, of dishes so that everyone can etable vermicelli. Pasta dishes arni Eclectic Cuisine of And chef Marietta understands choose a favorite." piccata, Marsala, and Milanese. Keyport has been in that tastes differ from person to include gnocchi de zucca al Homemade breads and biscuits Appetizers include both forno — pumpkin gnocchi with Gexistence a mere six person — which is why the unusual and standard selec- accompany each meal. months, and within that time menu is so very eclectic. He shallot, brandy, and cream fin- The accommodating chef tions, such as escargot baked in ished with crumbled goat frame has managed to build up prepares escargot appetizers, sage and shallot butter; tuna and his staff will gladly present a steady clientele by serving fab- bouillabaisse, and crusted hal-' cheese; angel hair Delmonico tartare napoleon with ginger — shrimp, clams and mussels in meals family style, and will pre- ulous food, in a pleasant yet ibut with his usual flair, and has cream; mussels with warm pare most dishes you request if refined setting. Known for cater- been known to fry up chicken sherry wine seafood reduction lemon pesto vinaigrette; Caesar finished with cream; and lobster the ingredients are available. ing to more sophisticated fingers for a finicky child with salad; and mozzarella, roasted Desserts are, in a word, palates, the establishment does equal enthusiasm. ravioli with (ruffle and lobster peppers and tomato wife pesto fumet. spectacular. Tiramisu, and so without pretense. "Each individual has their and olive oil. other assorted goodies are all Sound a bit too eclectic for Carmine Marietta is a Gold own standard for extraordinary Entrees include dishes such made with great care and are Medal Award-winning chef, with food," explains Marietta. "My your more simple palate? beautifully presented — many as portabella-crusted halibut Garni's also offers a classic con- a background of preparing goal is to offer the very best, with celery root sauce with almost too pretty to eat. delectable cuisine at the most well-prepared dishes, then crimson lentils and stuffed esca- tinental menu with more tradi- But eat it you must, or you Helmsley Palace and the let that dish speak for itself. role; red snapper with gremola- tional items such as pasta pre- will miss a truly divine taste Millennium Hilton. He insists Some people prefer spicy ta over broccoli rabe; center-cut pared with vodka sauce, car- treat. that the dishes served at Garni foods, exotic dishes, unusual marinated tuna loin with baby bonata, puttanesca, or arrabiata. The restaurant, located at 44 are just what you would expect textures and colors, while oth- bok choy, exotic mushrooms, Steak pizzaiola is also available, Beers St., is closed Mondays. from one who has earned pres- ers can't abide anything that and Japanese rice rolls in ginger as are various chicken and veal For further information, call dishes such as chicken caccia- (732) 264-3200. SENTINEL, NOVEMBER 5, 1998 15

A GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS SPECIAL SECTION ARE ALL YOUR Johnathon's Grille: DENTURES !R fun place to dine LIKE THIS? By John Dowgin If all you want for X-rnas is "Two Correspondent Dentures To Fit," and to do so without glue, without sores, hen Thomas Wolfe wiotc that one can nevei go home again, without slipping at the worst W he proved one thing beyond die possible times, and maybe to eat shadow of a doubt. Mr Wolfe clearly anything you want... THEN bring X-mas never ate at Johnathon's Grille, the charm- Johnathon's Grille ing bar and eateiy located on Jame.sbuig's home now so even Thanksgiving can be a holiday to 5 E.Railroad Ave really be thankful for! East Railroad Avenue, a stone's throw from Jamesburg, N.J. Route S22. (732) 521 -3232 Dr. Hanna & Associates dedicate themselves to making the Much like the town it calls home, upcoming holidays joyous ones. Call for a consultation to Johnathon's is a near perfect blend of yes- teryear and today, rustic country life and Lunch, Tuos. - Fn., 11:30 a.m. - 4 p.m., finally get dentures that fit right, look natural (bring us your 20- modem demand for quality. The food is Dinner, Tues. - Sun. 4 p.m. - until closing year old photo), and become a part of you. In-offlce relines also good, the atmosphere congenial, and the Wheelchair accessible done. Don't be without your teeth even for an hour. experience worthwhile. The layout of Separate smoking section Johnathon's is essentially that of any bar Children's menu available Should implant supported teeth be your and grill in the area. Patrons enter through Casual attire a smallish yet bustling bar. Beyond that is All major credit cards accepted interest, we can be your answer! the standard yet extremely comfoi table dining room, a carpeted area with amply spaced tables affording diners a bit of pri- town familiarity adapting to the times. The 'A fee for consultation, exam, vacy. Stenciled glass partitions pleasantly menu ofiers quality tood A variety of and x-rays to 1st ten patients split the restaurant's two areas. steak, pasta and chicken dishes fall in the Greenhouse-style windows afford views $10420 range. Burgeis for half that price accepting treatment. of the road and of downtown Jamesbuig are among the best in the area, pulling the which, with its sloiefronts and antiquated franchise giills to shame. Not surprisingly, rail line, appears to have been plucked the meals are simply arranged. Portions CAIJE, us TonmAT 732-390-97 from 1950s television. And while we're aren't huge, but still more than enough to discussing television, it's worth noting that satisfy. : : : on most evenings, Johnathon's liar is a The chicken paimigiana, foi instance, v -v ";;:t^K'V :^:;:v!RV;^^MostlrisMrance.Pljans Accepted ;x\, v.',- ;• substitute for Cheers. If the bartenders is served deliciously tender, in a perfectly don't know your name when you walk in, spiced tomato sauce. Eating at Johnathon's they will by the time you walk out. will please both your taste buds and your With 10 beers on tap, a variety of Irish wallet For fine food served a warm smile coffees and a group of regulars throwing and honest concern for quality, darts, playing chess or just unwinding in Johnathon's is hard, if not impossible, to general, it's just another example of small- beat. Covello's specializes in Italian delicacies By Jo-Ann Lamon Reccoppa clams, mussels marinaia, mozzarella and Correspondent tomato salad, stuffed mushrooms and artichoke hearts. erving good Italian food for the past Veal dishes consist of veal Marsala, nine years, Covello's Restaurant, parmigiana, scalloppini, francaise, and .Deliver Greater Slocated in Sayreville Plaza on Route veal Covello — with ham, mozzarella, 9 south in Sayreville, offers a wide vari- and sauteed with white wine. Chicken ety of continental dishes at moderate dishes include scampi, boneless breast prices. Open for both lunch and dinner, parmigiana, francaise, Neapolitan — with , in Your the sauces are savory, the service is prosciutto and mozzarella, chicken cor- friendly, and the portions are generous don bleu, florentine, and cacciatore. Appetizers include favorites such as There is an extensive pasta menu list- cold antipasto, scungilli salad, stuffed ing items such as linguim, spaghetti, and ziti with traditional spaghetti sauces, meat balls, sausages, mushrooms, oil and garlic, and both red and white clam sauce. Other pasta dishes such as fettuc- cini Alfredo, linguini Covello (sausage, olives, ham, garlic, onions, and toma- toes), linguini Anna Maria (anchovies, green olives, garlic, artichokes, and Covello's tomatoes), ravioli, lasagna, manicotti, RSVP Route 9 and stuffed shells. South Amboy, N.J. Covello's also offers a wide variety of (732) 727-6388 seafood dishes, with tasty stuffed shnmp, shrimp scampi and shrimp francaise Hours: (creamy lemon sauce). These dishes are - Saturday, 11 a.m. -11 p.m.; unday, 1 p.m.-10 p.m. also accompanied by salads, bread, and a choice of spaghetti, linguini, or ziti. Moderate prices If you've got simpler fare in mind, No separate smoking section Covello's also makes great pizzas, hot Casual dining subs, cheese steaks (including a wonder- ful pizza steak sub), cold subs with a wide variety of Italian cold cuts and " cheese"s.' * * - . - • -- . . . .. 'H4i SENTINEL, N6v£lOiBER !5, COMMUNITY EUliEflNftOARD Sweet Adelines plan St. Cecilia's to hold concert for Nov. 15 craft show Saturday The Millstone Valley Chapter oi Sweet St. Cecilia's ('hutch ol Monmouth Adelines International will piesent Junction will hold its annual cult show on Remember When ..., a musical tiip down Saiuuljy limn 10 a.m '*' •' p-»i. The event memory lane, at 3 and 7.30 p m. on Nov. 15 will teatuie a v.uicty ol uults, a bake .sale and a lunch countei h>i intoimalion, call at the Kingston Volunteer Firehousc, ( Heathcote Road near Route 27, Kingston (732) 821 tf<)7. The dirndl is located al 10 section of South Brunswick. The event will Kingston Lane. Monnioulh Junction section feature music, dancing, refreshments, home- ol South Biunsvvick made desserts and four-part a cappella har- mony. Tickets cost $7.50. Foi nioie mior- mation and to reserve, call Shannon Baby-sitting education Maclnnis at (732) 422-7897, Nancy program set at library Norland at (609) 275-1514 or Jobie Roheit Wood Johnson University Shomper at (215) 338-5770. Hospital ol New Bitmswick will pie.senla TEACHERS AT WORK — Second-grade teachers Debbi Rosenbium and Cathy baby-sitting education pioiiiain at the South Giovanos talk education with Dr. Loretta Long of Sesame Street during the staff devel- Reading poster contest Biunswick Public Library on Nov. 12 and opment day at South Brunswick High School Nov. 3. 13 from 10 a.m to noon. South Brunswick deadline approaches public schools will not Iw in session on the Young artists and book lovers are in- seminar's scheduled dates. The two-part Teachers use Election Day vited to participate in the 1999 Reading is program will be held m the mooting room of Fundamental National Postei Contest al the libiary. The piogiam, sponsored by The the South Brunswick Public Library. Friends oi the Lihiaiy, will be geared to 12- for staff development Children from pre-kindergai ten through through 18-yeai-olds, and participants mast sixth grade may pick up guidelines and an be able to attend both sessions. Topics to be SOUTH BRUNSWICK — Approxi- ment and cultural diversity. entry form for the contest at the library, coveted include how to caie lor an infant or mately 700 teachers, staff and paraprofes- Keynote speaker Dr. Maurice Elias, who located at 110 Kingston Lane in the young child, salety aspects of baby-silting, sionals participated in a self-development is a psychology profes- Monmouth Junction section of South emeigcncy proceduies, general lust aid, and forum at South Brunswick High School dur- sor, told the teachers, "Today's educators Brunswick. Submissions will be due by more. Regisliation is tequhed by calling ing the Election Day break Tuesday. have a renewed perspective on what com- Nov. 15. Posters should illustrate the (732) 329-4(KX) ext. 28(> oi by Mopping by The all-day event included a variety of mon sense always suggested: when schools theme, "Read With Me!" A team of judges the infoimution desk. workshops both inside and outside of the attend systematically to students' social and including professional artist Dan Finaldi classroom. emotional skills, the academic achievement will choose one finalist foi each grade A full-day workshop exploring the diver- of children increases, the incidence of prob- level as well as one grand-prize winner. S.B. Library 'Mother sity of the student population included visits lem behaviors decreases, and the quality of Finalists and the grand-prize winner will to a local synagogue and a mosque to give the relationships surrounding each child receive prize packages and the giand-prize Goose' sign-ups to start staff insight into some of the religious and improves." winner will also have his or her poster for- The South Brunswick Public Library cultural differences of the students. The program was designed to emphasize warded to Washington, D.C., to compete in will begin legistration loi the next session Other workshops included finding the district's focus on safe and caring the national competition. All participants of Molhei Goose, a piogiam ol nursery resources on the Internet; using graphing schools. will receive a certificate of merit. For rhymes, finger plays, stories and songs for calculators in classrooms; and sexual harass- — Charles W. Kim information, call (732) 329-4000 cxt. 285. children ages 1K-36 months old and their paients/caiegiveis. The piogram is designed for one-on-one pailicipation between adult and child. It is lcqucsted that uiiangemcnts be made loi the care ol siblings/childien older than 36 months. Registration lor the Nov. 18 - Dec. 16 9 AM program will begin Nov. 12 at 10 a.m. in the Children's Room at the libtary. Regis- trations must be made in person and a valid South Brunswick Public Libiary caid bear- ing the name of the adult or child partici- pant will be requiied. Classes will be held 9 PM Wednesdays at 10:15 a.m. and 10:45 a.m, Each class will be limited to 35 children; youngsters may be enrolled in only one of the sessions. In an effort to give everyone a chance to participate, those who were enrolled in the Oct. 7 to Nov. 4 sessions may only sign up on the waiting lists. For information, call OUTERWEAR (732) 329-4000 ext. 285. Miller Memorial Church to conduct food drive The Miller Memorial Presbyterian Church in South Brunswick will conduct a collection of non-perishable food items during the 9:30 a.m. Sunday School ses- sion and 11 a.m. worship program on Sunday. The deacons of the church will FRIDAY use the donations to prepare food baskets for needy families during the week of Thanksgiving. The church Youth Group will also "adopt" a family in the commu- NOVEMBER nity for its holiday giving project. On Monday, Girl Scout Troops No. 857 and No, 1690 will meet in the upstairs Ed- 6th ucation Building and parents and leaders • SAYREVILLEI MATAWAN • SHREWSBURY! FREEHOLD of Boy Scout Troop No. 10 will meet Rt 9 SouJh •BRICK PLAZA E. WINDSOR downstairs. The Scout groups are also Rt. 34IM • Market Place Rt 35N • Broad Street Rt. 9 North iRt 70 & Chambersbridge Rd I 525-0733 Route 130 South making plans to help the needy at holiday 566-9488 747-1900 780-0007 262-0777 (609)443-9191 time. The church is located at Ridge Road and New Road in the Monmouth Junction Basic Fleece Styles May Vary By Store • Some Items Excluded section of South Brunswick. For informa- wmmmmm tion, call (732) 329-6719 SENTINEL, NOVEMBER 5,,1998 Notv Introducing... The Hew

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A portion of the 1-800-519-6266 which is located at 3300 Highway 27, be- proceeds will benefit Women Aware, a tween Sand Hill Road andBeekman battered women's shelter in New 1 Road. The fair will include a bake sale; Brunswick and Crawford House in CALL TOLL-FREE NOW! lunch will also be available. Some of the Skillman which assists recovering alco- handmade items offered will be baby arti- holics. The church is located at 3330 Not a Lease You Own The System cles; toys; doll clothes including Barbie Route 27, Kendall Park section of South Offer covers parts & installation of our standard alarm system. 36 month monitoring agreement Brunswick. required @ $24.95 per month. Certain restrictions may apply. Local permit fees may be required. and American Girl; wreaths; angels; Satisfactory credit history required. Telephone Line Connection Charges May Apply. 1 8 SENTINEL, NOVEMBER 5, 1998 special! The lottery: a game or an addiction? Part of the problem may be that most people don't consider the lottery as gambling PART TWO thinker," said Vivian Andersch, an addic- and prevalent forms of gambling, mainly allowing two additional forms of legal- OF A TWO-PART SERIES tion counselor with Raritan Bay Medical because most people don't consider it ized gambling — telephone betting on Center's Addiction Treatment Services in gambling, according to Kevin O'Neill, horse races and wagering on horse races BY TAKESHA PETTUS Perth Amboy. deputy director of the Council on Com- at off-track betting facilities. Staff Writer Gamblers do not think that they have pulsive Gambling of New Jersey Inc. Ed Looney, the council's executive di- an addiction, she explained, and while The council is a not-for-profit organiza- rector, said the council, which is "neither , he New York Lotteiy they are winning, they are on an emotion- tion created to make government agencies, for nor against (legalized) gambling in Commission uses the al high. It is not until they begin to lose legislators, corporate leaders and individu- any form," was concerned that the refer- ; slogan "A dollar and a that the high stops and they become als aware of the addictive nature of gam- endum would open the door to off-track dream," but for many, aware of their compulsion. bling and to obtain funding for education, betting sites and phone betting from the separation of what According to Andersch, compulsive outreach and treatment programs, accord- home. Deputy Director O'Neill noted that is reality and what is a gamblers go through three cycles of ing to a council piess release. "these new types of gambling venues in dream is lost when it addiction, the winning phase, the losing According to O'Neill, the lottery is the New Jersey will produce thousands of comes to hitting that one jackpot. phase and the desperation phase. No. 2 form of gambling in New Jersey. new compulsive gamblers." For the majority of Americans, play- In the winning phase, gamblers ate gambling is No. 1. Looney points out that while the state ing the lottery or any other form of gam- usually hard to identify because they feel In 1996, 69 percent of the 26,080 of New Jersey obtains more that $1 bil- bling is just a form of entertainment, but as if they are on top of the world. The phone calls received by the council were lion in fees/taxes from lottery, casino, for at least 5 percent of those who gam- more they win, the more their addictive from people who suffered from a lotteiy bingo and revenues, it cur- ble, it has taken over their lives. behavior grows. addiction and 63 percent of the council's rently provides only $600,000 for com- A gjntblei is Tn I he losing phase, gam- 23,606 phone calls in 1997 were from the pulsive gambling programs — $500,000 become desperate, same group of callers. to the council for its activities and rinur addiction becomes The council conservatively estimates $100,000 for treatment centeis. moi s apparent and they that there may be 150,000 persons in New The council has recently released a licein to gamble more fre- Jersey who are com- comprehensive long- quently, taking risks and pulsive gamblers range plan calling for doing almost anything, and another 250,000 the state to increase including stealing, in order who have some its annual contribu- U> get money for a bet. problems with their tion to compulsive Yi. cording to Andersch, this gambling. gambling programs i1- when gamblers usually The average to $1,625,000. mine in for counseling. gambling addiction Some people were In the last or desperation lasts for 15 years. also offended by a phase, gamblers are des- The gambling addict recent promotion perate for their high and compiled an average involving the popular \» ill do anything to get it debt of $35,185 in Star Trek theme. back, usually to no avail. 1996 and $31,012 in Billboards and lotteiy 1 lie center tries to cope 1997, according to tickets promoted v ith patients with addic- the council. sales with the slogan; live behavior through Like other "Resistance is futile. j:ioup or private counsel- addicts, such as the Give in to Star Trek ing sessions and other alcohol and drug the instant game." lorms of therapy. abuser, gamblers The lottery division Most of the clients who have a game of in no way tries to pro- -io through the six- to choice. For most, it is scratch-off tickets. mote compulsive behaviors, according to eight-week program at O'Neill said other contributing factors Foster Krupa, marketing managei foi the the center have been sent in the growth of lottery addiction may be . "Resistance is futile" there through referrals the convenience of buying tickets and the is just an easily identifiable phrase from I'rom the legal system. lack of knowledge about gambling addic- the Star Trek shows, he explained. Rosemary Oarsley, tions. Krupa said that the division does not director of addiction at "The lotteiy is more socially accept- make any attempt to endorse gambling Lhe treatment center, ed," Oarsley said. and that the slogan was not intended to knows all too well how Tickets can be purchased at almost entice addicted gamblers. a gambling addiction any liquor or convenience store. "If we felt that way, we certainly begins. "The problem is that many vendors would not have used it," Krupa said. She says for most, the don't want to stop a customer from buy- The Star Trek second-chance cam- addiction begins with a ing," said O'Neill. "We have strict laws paign went well, he noted. The campaign little extra cash gained about drinking and driving; why not the is similar to other promotions that the from an initial gam- same for gambling?" he asked. division has set up, such as Wheel of bling experience, and Unlike businesses that serve alcohol Fortune and Harley-Davidson, which before long, the gam- and can be held liable for the actions of offer promotional products and services. bler is looking for that intoxicated persons, there is no law pro- He said that the campaign is in extra high or rush of hibiting a vendor from issuing an excessive partnership with a licensing company that excitement. number of lottery tickets to one person. buys the rights for familiar names and "At first the potential O'Neill said he would like to see train- shows to be used in the state's promo- r addiction may not ing provided to vendors who sell lottery tions. so apparent," tickets. Krupa also said that the division only 'arsley said, The Council on Compulsive uses these campaigns because they are he lottery is one of Gambling was also concerned about the recognizable names. the most convenient gambling initiative on this week's ballot, 'Like other addicts, gamblers have a game of choice. For most, it is scratch-off tickets." SENTINEL, NOVEMBER 5, 1998 H9

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By committing suicide, his children Board Certified In Foot Surgery For 28 years of his would get his life insurance money, and S life he had straggled he would no longer be a burden to his Dr. Elliott M. Perel* 'Diplomats American Board of Pocliatrk: Surgery with his addiction to gambling. mother. Mow American College of Foot and Ankle Surgery Sometimes he was high, other times Podiatrist • Surgeon Fellow of the American Society of Laser Medicine low, but never had he been this low. So on July 31, 1991, he slashed his wrists. But his suicide attempt was Foot Specialist and Surgery • • ' Roy was 47 years old, and in that unsuccessful. time had won thousands of dollars, He was admitted to a mental institu- We Would like To Announce The Addition Of enough to buy a disco club. But his tion where he was evaluated and sent to Dr. Steven Phtka, Former Chief Resident Of Voot Surgery At addiction had made him lose it all. He a treatment facility for his addiction. was now in debt in the millions. "I had absolutely no intention of St. Barnabas, Bronx, NS. Specializing In Diabetic Foot Care '• His first wife had left him because of healing," he said. "I was going to go his addiction. gamble again," Roy said. In-Office Surgery He lost his job as a board member at But he didn't. NEW IN-OFFICE SURGERY • TREATMENTS FOR WARTS an electronics company where he Roy's recovery, however, did not FLASHLAMP PULSED DYE LASER earned more than six figures a year with come easily. • No Anesthesia Needed • Well-Tolerated by Children company cars included. He thought that no one could under- • Return to Activity Immediately He had already caused his mother stand his addiction. He thought that he enough grief by lying and stealing from was all alone in the world. her and now he was forced to move "I went to 14 different rooms (of In-Office Treatment Of: back home. Gamblers Anonymous meetings) • Sport Injuries • Corns fte • Heel & He and his second wife were separat- because I just knew that nobody was ed because of his lies, and to top it all off, like me," he said. •• Bunions Calluses Arch Pain his daughter was about to enter college, But he soon found out that he was -Athlete's Toot • Fungus flail • Ankle Pain and he had no way of paying her tuition. not the only one. But not until he let his • Warts Infections • Diabetic Ulcers Roy had played almost all his cards guard down did his recovery began. and lost. Today, he works in the textile indus- • • Fractures • • Tocnails • Arthritis '{ The night before, he had bet all of try and has a grasp on his life. Open Mon - Sal his money on the New York and New He says he has been clean from his : Evenings Appts Available Jersey lotteries. He got the money by lottery addiction for more than a year "Most Insurance Plans Accepted telling his mother he needed cash for and has paid off every one of his debts Medicare Providers expenses for a non-existent job. He lost with the exception of the debt owed to all of his money playing both state lot- his mother. 15. E. Railroad Ave. teries. "Gamblers Anonymous saved my "I couldn't do anything," Roy said. life," Roy said. Jamesburg S 2© SENTINEL, NOVEMBER 5, 1998

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[ T Lottery agent describes role as pretty ho-hum BY L1NDSEY SIEGLE million, and "when it hits $10 million, Staff Writer it definitely increases " When the jackpots aien't big, Beckei's does have "regulars" who buy fter nearly 30 years of theie every week Also, according to operation, the business Vajda, "You get people who come in of selling lottery tick- from time to time to buy tickets as gifts ets isn't generating for holidays or bnthdays " much excitement Over the years, two jackpot-winning According to Fred tickets, have been sold at Beckei's and Vajda, owner of that also has had an impact on sales Becker's News Stand, Main Street, "Once you have a large winner, peo- South Rivei, lecent years have been ple considei you a lucky store and you quiet, first because there has not been a get a little bump in business in the short truly laige jackpot m several years and teim," Vdjda said second, the machines to sell lotteiy tickets are everywhere One thing the lotteiy doesn't do at Becker's is affect sales of other items in "It's been seveial years since the any noticeable way Accoiding to state has seen anything resembling peo- Vajda, that also is because of the wide- ple waiting in line to buy a lottery tick- spread availability of machines et," Vajda noted "It's not as if you have anything spe- Combine the smaller jackpots with a cial (with a lottery machine), so it does- greater number of machines in recent n't play much into the rest of the busi- Qail Dysieski, recently named Library Trustee of the Year by the Libraries of Middlesex County years — the state switched vendors and ness," he noted. updated its computer system so more And while the state has intioduced "Encourage your children to read their community agents were possible — and the lottery new lottery games in recent years, it business becomes a smaller part of hasn't,had a dramatic effect on sales. newspaper every week." eveiy letailer's business, according to Vajda added that the most recent Vajda newslettei agents get from the state As might be expected, sales do rise says that New Jersey has no plans to Greater Media Newspapers as the size of the jackpot grows Vajda join the multistate lotteiy said he starts seeing an increase in sales that can produce jackpots of more than Reading bringsyott> the> wtrULi when the prize tops $6 million or $8 $100 million SENTINjEL, NOVEMBER 5, ,1098

Looking back at lottery's beginnings The average Joe hoped revenue would head off sales tax hike or state income tax BY DOUG McKENZIE ies out of business, loo." Staff Writer Pioponents of the lottery envisioned a "wide-open lottery" that would sell as a "get-rich-quick" opportunity. The origi- he New Jci.sey Lottery nal plans called for a daily drawing with has come a long way tickets priced as low as 25 cents each, since its inception in with winners chosen by computers, com- I960. paied to the $1 price that New York had. Voters m the Nov. 4, Sen. Musto predicted sales could pio- T 1969, election were duce upward of $200 million per year. asked, through a refeiendum, to vote on a Opponents of the proposed lottciy proposed state lottery that was intended were far less enthusiastic about the plan to be used lbi state aid ibi hospitals and and believed that the state would only get institutions and for education. a few million dollars a year. Proponents of the lottery referendum As it turned out, the lottery's propo- predicted that passage of the resolution nents were correct. would result in a Figures for fiscal tremendous amount of 1971. showed that state levenue, even the lottery grossed though existing lotteries $72.7 million. Of in New York and New that total, $33.3 Hampshire had failed to million went to live up to expectations. institutions and Legislators claimed education, accord- at the time that the suc- ing to New Jersey cess of the lottery Lottery Public would depend on their Information Officer ability to profit liom the Holly A. Lehr. the idea when pioponents oi the lotteiy instant millionaues oi two pcisons mistakes made in those And more than mentioned that a successful lottery might year. states. two decades later, Some state officials revenue has contin- head off what some slate officials Three million tickets were printed for believed that the lottery believed was an inevitable increase of the that day, but only the first million went ued to soar. Total into a pool foi the first drawing, which would be successful lottery revenue for existing 3 percent state sales tax, or the because New Jersey beginning of a battle to impose a state was held on Jan. 7, 1971. Drawings after fiscal 1997 was that week took place on every Thursday. finally would be able to $1.6 billion. income tax. compete directly with Both major political parties agreed At the lottery's inception, every State Sen. Joseph weekly drawing had one winner of bookies and the num- C. Woodcock Jr. that the lottery question would attract bers operators for the large numbers of low-income voters. $50,000, nine winners of $4,000, 10 win- said in the same ners of $400, as well as 200 winners of $1.5 billion in gambling that law- edition of the 1969 Times that the state The slate lottery was approved in the November 1969 election, and plans $40, and 8,000 winners of free tickets in enforcement officials said organized could not possibly expect to compete the millionaire lottery. ciime took out of state coffers every year. immediately began to create a system with organized crime. The millionaire lotteries were held State Sen. William V. Musto, a "Who can compete with the friendly that would produce as much money for twice a year, with a pool made up of tick- Democrat from Hudson County, advocat- policy taker, the guy who gives you cred- the state as possible. els selling for $2.50 plus the free tickets ed the move in the Oct. 17, 1969, edition it, who knows you by your first name, On Dec. 16, 1970, tickets became from the weekly lottery. The first-prize of . and who'll sell you a number while buy- available at 1,853 supermaikets, taverns, winner got $50,000 a year over 20 years, "Everybody wants to gamble and ing you a beer," he said. "The state will news stands and retail stores for the while a second-prize winner received everybody does," he said. "So if we're end up being the Avis of the numbers state's first lottery. Agents operated $20,000 a year for 10 yeais, and a third- going to have a lottery in New Jersey, racket in New Jersey." under the sign of a four-leaf clover, and prize winner received $10,000 a year for let's put the numbers guys and the book- Voters were reportedly turned on to sold 50-cenl tickets that could make 10 years. "Who can compete with the friendly (bookie), the guy who gives you credit, who knows you by your first name, and who'll sell you a number while buying you a beer." — State Sen. Joseph C. Woodcock, October 1969 CAR ACCIDENT RECENTLY? FREE REPORT reveals what the insurance companies don't want you to know. ' lOQ'sof Was your car injured? You may be too!! Vehicles to It may be weeks, months or even years before you Choose experience pain, stiffness, headaches, even arthritis! from! 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Ring beaier was Michael Castellano of Dayton. After a reception at Farrington Manor, East Brunswick, the couple left for a wed- Teresa and Kenneth Thomas ding trip to Aruba. Clifford Seyfarth Jr., Lisa Ledoux Kelly Bubnis, Steven Hostinsky The bride is a graduate of East Thomas—Palmeri Brunswick High School. She is employed Ledoux—Seyfarth Bubnis—Hostinsky as manager by ADP, Princeton. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ledoux of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bubnis of North Teresa Ann Palmeri, daughter of Mr. Her husband is a graduate of and Mrs. Stuart Palmeri of East Milltown announce the engagement of their Brunswick announce the engagement of Middlesex County Vocational and daughter, Lisa Marie Ledoux, to Clifford their daughter, Kelly Ann Bubnis, to Steven Brunswick, was married May 2 to Technical High School, East Brunswick, Kenneth E. Thomas, son of Charlotte Seyfarth Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Hostinsky, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard where he completed an electrical appren- Helfrey of the Monmouth Junction section Hostinsky of North Brunswick. Raspa of East Brunswick and the late ticeship. He is employed by Bell Atlantic, Charles Thomas. of South Brunswick and the late Clifford The future bride is a graduate of Woodbridge. Seyfarth Sr. Monmouth University, West Long Branch, The Rev. Ed Puleo and the Rev. Dr. The couple resides in North John Hayward performed the ceremony at The future bride is a graduate of Bishop where she earned a bachelor of ails degree Brunswick. George Ahr High School, Edison. She is in education and communication. She is employed by the U.S. Postal Service, currently working on a master's degree in Sdhiavone—Vingara Milltown, and is a dance instructor. education/reading specialist at Monmouth Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Assorgi of the Her fiance is a graduate of Franklin High University. She is employed as a second- School, Somerset section of Franklin. He is Parlin section of Sayreville announce the grade teacher with Hillsborough Township employed by the U.S. Postal Service, Board of Education. engagement of their daughter, Loretta Jamesburg, and serves as a lieutenant with Her fiance is a graduate of Susquehanna Schiavone, to Thomas Vingara, son of the Monmouth Junction Fire Department. University, Selingsgrove, Pa., where he Mr. and Mrs. Santo Vingara of North An August wedding is planned. earned a bachelor of aits degree in public Brunswick. relations. He is employed as assistant pio- The future bride graduated from ject manager with Evolution Health Sayreville War Memorial High School STORK CLUB Initiatives, a division of Saatchi & Saatchi and Middlesex County College, Edison, Diane and Michael Knoblock III of Healthcare Resources Group. where she earned an associate's degree in Kendall Park announce the birth of their son, An August wedding is planned. hotel/restaurant management. She is em- Michael James IV, on Oct. 20. The baby Forms we available for readers who wish ployed by Outback Steakhouse, Edison. weighed 7 pounds, 14 ounces and joins sis- ters Dakota, Bryce and Michaela. to announce engagements, weddings, biiths Her fianc6 graduated from North and wedding anniversaries. All submissions Grandparents are Ruth and Mike Knoblock must include a phone numbei at which some- Brunswick Township High School and at- of East Brunswick and Inga Jensen and Duke one may be contacted during daytime hows. tended Middlesex County College, Pryor of Plant City, Fla. Great grandparents Either black and white or color pho- Edison. He is employed as a police officer are Bette and Mike Knoblock of Milltown tographs are acceptable Professional photos by North Brunswick Township. and Emma Zwonetschek of Cocoa, Fla. are not needed. Head shots are preferred. Godparents are Donna Clark of Kendall Park There is no charge for this service. 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TAMARA STAHANOVICH, 44, of Somerset WCTC-AM Presents died Oct. 27 at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital, New Brunswick. Born in Augsburg, Germany, she was a longtime resident of Som- erset. She was employed by Webcraft in North Brunswick, where she was a project estimator for 10 years. She was a parishioner of St. Mary of Zyrovlcy Byelorussian Autocephalic Orthodox The 5th Grade Spelling Bee Church, Highland Park. She was predeceased by her father, Alexander, in 1974 and a brother in 1982. Surviving are her mother, Anna Sta- hanovich of Somerset. Services wore under the ABCDEFGHIJ K L M NOPQBSTUVWX Y Z direction of Maliszewski Funeral Home, South River, with a religious service at St. Mary of Zy- rovicy Byelorussian Autocephalic Orthodox Church. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Chernobyl Victims in Belarus BAOC, 9 River Road, Highland Park, NJ 08904

ROSE T. NEES AHLERS, 80, Of East Brunswick died Oct. 23 In Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital, New Brunswick. Surviving are a son, Robert of East Brunswick; a daughter, Use J. Schulthels of Massena, N.Y.; and three grandchildren. Services were arranged by Brunswick Memorial Homo, East Brunswick, SPELL DOWN with a Mass plannod for today at St. u v w x y z *i Bartholomew Church, East Brunswick. Memorial contributions may be made to the St. Vincent de Sponsored by: The Children's Hospital Paul Society of St. Bartholomew Church, 460 at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital Ryders Lane, East Brunswick. & FRANCES BEDORE WILCZYNSKI, 59, of the Parlin section of Sayreville, formerly of Somerset County Education Association Spotswood, died Oct. 21 in St. Peter's Medical Center, New Brunswick. Her husband, Edward J. & Wilzynski, died in 1992. Surviving are a son, Wawa Food Markets Robert House Jr. of Union Beach; three daugh- ters, Robin Zaccardi of Jarnesburg, Diane Bell of Union Beach and Lynn Chrzynowski of South River; a son-in-law, Gerard Zaccardi of James- WCTC has a strong educational commitment to its community. burg; three sisters, Clair Hart of the Toms River That's why we're inviting the students of Somerset and Middlesex section of Dover, Anna Mae Kearney of Essex Fells and Ruth Murphy of North Carolina; and Counties to join in on Central Jersey's only radio broadcast spelling seven grandchildren. Services were held at Mal- bee for fifth graders with mid-day talk host Liz Maita and Miss iszewski Funeral Home, South River. Cremation was private. Memorial contributions may be Spell Down Racquel Williams. made to the family. Here are the dates of SPELL DOWN... Tune in and hear your school compete! • Wednesday, October 21st ~ 10 am - 2 pm Jaysoo • Wednesday, October 28th ~ 10 am - 2 pm • Wednesday, November 4th 10 am - 2 pm • Wednesday, November 11th 10 am - 2 pm In Business • Saturday, November 21st 9 am - Noon " For Over 50 Years Installation, Service & Sales On All Types Of Heating & Air Conditioning Systems • Reliable Automatic Fuel Deliveries • 24 Hour Emergency Service The Spell Down will take place at WCTC studios. • Qualified Service Technician • Money Saving Budget Plans The Spell Down Finals ~ Saturday, November 21st -- • Tank Loss Protection wctc • Credit Terms at General Cinema, Rutgers Plaza, Somerset. NEWS TALK RADIO Quality Fuel At Low Prices! Don't miss your chance to hear the talented fifth Residential - Industrial - Commercial graders of Somerset and Middlesex Counties. 145D AM p32 Central Jersey's Information Source > 247-5115 Serving Mercer, Middlesex, Monmouth & Somerset Counties

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Raiders end season in states

BY RICHARD JEROME ^T Writer isappointment is the only word that can characterize the way D North Brunswick Township High School girls soccer coach Ray Bearden feels about the 1998 campaign. "Overall, we think we should have done better," he said of his 7-9-1 Raideis, whose season ended this week with a 2-0 loss to Neptune in the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association Central Jersey Group III tournament. "The kids were expecting a little more out of this year." NBTHS played a lot of close games, in large part thanks to a defense that let up about two goals a match. "They kept us in every game," Bearden said. "We just had a tough time finishing things off on offense." Standing out for the Raiders defensive unit was senior goalkeeper Stephanie Romanko, who logged five shutouts as she completed her fourth season at the crucial position. "She has a lot of natural talent," said BLASTING AWAY — North Brunswick Township High School's Eduardo Romaneiro gets ready to take a shot against her coach, who was assisted by Danielle Edison in the Greater Middlesex Conference Boys Soccer Tournament semifinal. The Raiders came into the game as the Matlack. "Steph was also one of the hard- tournament's top seed, but were upset by Edison. est-working players on the team." Augusta F. Menezes/Greater Media Junior sweeper Marisa King also did stalwart work, as did Aspen Pearson who came back from a knee injury sustained at the start of last season to become one of the Raiders' most consistent perform- Vikings in state Group IV meet ers. Other defenders included senior stop- BY LINDSEY SIEGLE Eric Slayton and Jill Stein both finish third in race Staff Writer perback Tracy Latchaw, and juniors the sectional race. Chrissy Casler and Missy Caruso. 39 Kim Hartman 23:42.8 t was a pretty good Saturday for the Pearce ran 12th overall, coming in at 40 Katie Dewees 23:52.8 The young offense was sparked by South Brunswick High School cross 17:24.2, and O'Rane was 10th in the girls 67 Caroline Schleuter 26:30.5 freshman Tricia Veloso and sophomore I country teams. race, finishing in 21:04.2. 74 Allison Williston 27:06.5 Rosanna Piergiovanni, who underwent Competing at the New Jersey Slate North Brunswick's cross country trials by fire this fall. Interscholastic Athletic Association squads did not fare as well at the sectional "They don't have much size, but they Central Jersey Group IV Championships, meet, though Misty Davis ran 15th in the South Brunswick boys both have good speed," said Bearden. the girls finished second and the boys took Central Jersey Group III girls race. She fin- third. ished the race in 21:39.7. 3 Eric Slayton 17:01.5 Rounding out the attack were juniors As individuals, Jill Stein and Eric Results for both schools' runners are 12 Darrel Pearce 17:24.2 Tierney Verderami and Kristen Mangino, Slayton both ran third. Stein covered the listed below. 21 Drew Biri 17:45.4 which means that if everyone returns next 5,000 meters at Holmdel Park in 20:17.6, 23 Any ad Jalil 17:46.7 year (always an iffy assumption about finishing behind HowelPs Lindsey Gallo North Brunswick boys 44 Ryan Ardigo 18:15.3 high schoolers who find jobs, earn dri- and Hunterdon Central's Shannon ver's licenses and concentrate increasing- 47 Dan McDonald 18:20.1 Hawrylo. 60 Ryan Lieberum 19:23.9 73 John McGee 19:09.3 ly on social life), the Raiders should have Slayton ran 17:01.5 and was narrowly 70 Matt DeLorenzo 19:44.8 a more seasoned attack. edged for second by Marlboro's Nick 82 Dalip Bhatia 20:10.6 Bearden certainly expects as much, Pellegrino who covered the course in 106 Dan Gray 21:41.7 South Brunswick girls but he knows there is always something 16:59.2. Hunterdon Central's John Fasulo 117 Peter Dzwilewski 22:33.8 to overcome. The loss of Ro*nanko and won the race in 16:37. 122 Chuck Gramness 23:55.1 124 Mike Puleio 24:38.3 3 Julian Stein 20:17.6 Latchaw will give the coach some signif- With their solid team finishes, both 10 Anne O'Rane 21:04.2 icant holes to fill. Vikings squads will advance to the NJSI- 11 Tracey Yeager 21:13.9 AA state group meet, also run over the "Next year, we should have more North Brunswick girls 25 Susan McGrath 21:59.2 experience up front, but we'll be hurting hilly Holmdel Park course, on Nov. 14. 27 Krislyn McGrath 22:00.2 in the back," said Bearden. "It's the Darrel Pearce and Anne O'Rane were 15 Misty Davis 21:39.7 43 Sejal Patel 22:56.3 reverse of this season." the second-place runners for the Vikings in 31 Lena Veloso 23:16.3 84 Meghan Lemli 24:51.8 26 SENTINEL, NOVEMBER 5 1998

GOING TO THE FINAL — South Brunswick High School's Tiffany Miller chas- es down a ball in the Vikings 5-3 win over Monroe in the semifinals of the Greater Middlesex Conference Girls Soccer Tournament on Saturday. The Vikings will face East Brunswick in the final on Sunday at Geick Park in Old Central Jersey Bridge. High School Football Augusto F. Menezes/Greater Media only on 145O AM SPORT SHORTS Tryouts for the North Brunswick trav- schools and the community center. There eling girls basketball teams are slated for will be a mandatory preseason meeting Sunday from 5 to 7 p.m. at the North for scorers and timers. For more informa- WCtC Brunswick Township High School gym. tion, call Kevin Hood at 329-4000, Ext. Woodbridge the team of the year last The teams are open to girls ages 9 to 14. 680, Monday through Friday between 9 For more information, call 249-3296. a.m. and 4 p.m. season, looks to get back on the Tryouts for the North Brunswick The Eastern Paralyzed Veterans winning track against a hard-nosed Travel Basketball Association boys teams Association (EPVA) will sponsor the are slated for Nov. 9,10,16 and 17. All try- Fourth Annual Al Youakim Wheelchair South Brunswick team. Woodbridge outs will be held at the North Brunswick Basketball Tournament on Saturday and features Keith Hemmings one of the top Township High School gym. Boys 10-and- Sunday at the Hackensack High School. under and 12-and-under will tryout on This tournament will feature some of the wide receivers in Central Jersey and the Nov. 9 and 10 from 6:45 to 8:45 p.m. each best teams in wheelchair basketball state. day. Boys 14-and-under will tryout on including the NEPVA Celtics out of Nov. 16 and 17 from 6:45 to 8:45 p.m. Boston, the Richmond Rim Rider from each day. Attendance at both days of the Virginia and the Sixers Spokesmen from WCTC sportscasters Chris Keating and Ray tryouts is mandatory. If a child makes the Philadelphia. The hometown favorites are Handel will call every exciting play. team, a registration fee of $150 and a uni- the EPVA Chargers, coached by the tour- form fee of $65 will be required. The first nament's namesake, Al Youakim. There is installment of the payment will be due at no charge to attend the event. Call Patrick Tune in thL1S • week the parents meeting on Nov. 19. Donaghey at (718) 803-3782 for addition- Score keepers and time keepers are al information. needed for the South Brunswick Youth The Colt Basketball School will pre- Woodbridge at Sofffjh Brunswick Basketball program which starts in Jan- sent a preseason skill builder clinic for uary. Scorers and timers must be at least high school girls, featuring Christian Fri. Nov. 6 - 7: 10 PM 14 years old and have an understanding of Brothers Academy head coach Ed the game of basketball and how the scor- Wicelinski, on Nov. 9, 11, 16 and 18 at High School Football is sponsored in part by: ing system works. Anyone under 18 will Christian Brothers Academy in Lincroft. need to obtain working papers. First The clinics will be held from 6:30-8:30 WAWA FOOD MARKETS wctc games will be Jan. 9 and will be played all p.m. and the cost is $75 per person. For NEV/S TALK RADIO day on Saturdays and in the evenings on more information, call coach Wicelinski at (732)747-1959, ext. 205. 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Call (YOUR MONDAY Line Ads -12:00 noon OCTOBER 9&10 G ill /P 4()i' l't'11 RAI ESPCRSON NAME AND {.NOVEMBER smoker $275 $400/month rRFN I ON I o i >(> a iiililol tl I EPHONE NUMBER HERE Display Ads - Friday 4:00 pm DRAW ATTENTION Utll included 732-290-1138 PO00 J000 I olfn o ip » f in a ur SCAN s FAX-ON-OEMAND TO YOUR AD 4 stoiy hi >torle brown .tunn on SLIWICfc AT 600-356-8061] CALL 800-660-4ADS Statn I Ion u Woe K on Wiisl ONE CALL STANDS 010 Rentals State} Struct IHIO,1 fiom thu BETWEEN YOUR BUSINESS To Share Statu Museum l\irkitu| tilili 030 Financial weekdays AND MILLIIONS OF llos iiuludoil Veiiy compoli POTENTIAL CUSTOMERS RUN tlvoly pm I'd it $11 pot '.I Services Monday through Friday 8:30 am - 5:00 pm YOUR CLASSIFIEDS MONROE TOWNSHIP- House 60S GU9 OWloxt U)1J THROUGH THE NJ to share Washor/dryer dlih STATEWIDE CLASSIFIED washer family room, off stroot cnEDII CARDS! No credit Please read youour ad on the firsfs t day of ppublication We accept ADVERTISING NETWORK l th ft It Insertion We reserve the paiking, residential arpa (line kl No 'uctirilutirily deposltsl Local Sentinel/Suburban Readers or only the first Incorrect Insertion We reserve the (SCAN) FOR ONE LOW $335 00 per month ^ 1/1 018 Stores No mi uinu inquiromentsi l PRICE YOUR AD WILL utilities Call 732-521-5294 Ti 0(10-510 000 credit limit! May call 254-7979 REACH OVER 2 MILLION fiu.u.intued .ipproval! Must Da READERS THROUGH 160 NJ over 1 li ami have) a checkina NEWSPAPERS CALL SOUTH BRUNSWICK/ 030 ill leeount 1 800-929-881B CHRISTINE DRAPALA NJPA 012 Lots & St MOM f'la/a CII ull|(" del Nil SCAN COORDINATOR AT Acreage mrxlle \l ui find 7J2-M4-20B9 (. HI Dll CARDSI No Security 609-406-0600 FOR MORE neipoiit No Incoma Roqulre- INFORMATION (OUT OF inoiil , No Credit Check OUAHANirFD APPROVAL STATE PLACEMENT IS CATSKILL LANDI 1b ncic. 020 Buildings AVAILABLE) Must tin eiviM 18 and have a $12 900 Woods "Stono walls Garages i line hint) iu count Call 1.800- oerfoct getaway! E-Z drivo ," Employment <§i Animals Fair Housing Act and the New Warohousiis with uvorho id PHOBI FMR • 1-000 QAKSURE Click here Jersey Law against Discrimi- duors K luaellnii eloi k\ to extend your # Autos & Transportation fi> Buy, Sell, Trade nation which make it illegal to 1-800 48~2-080b Call 732-402-1091 advertise any preference limi- LAKE LOT SACRIHCCI 031 Money search! ' Real Estate Fpr Rent tation or discrimination based 5acres-$16 9Q0 Wonds FREEHOLLWOWELL Real Estate For Sale <8 on race, color, religion, sex af- views, stone walla captivatlnej Wnrohouso or Shop liom to Loan fectional or sexual orientation Catskill mountain lakol Qroal 400 tei I 000 M| fool tietnll or €> Announcements 8» Commercial Real Estate marital status handicap, famil- Getaway Terms Call now! 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PROB- BRAND NEW AVAILABLE 1 II M Cltt'DIT? Own the home) Open daily 10am-6pm i CAMPGROUND MEMBER- A-1 Condition Si 'I0U ur l>e>si 732-238-3919 SHIP AND TIMESHARt nlfur Call 73?-90;i-BB47 ynu nooil now, without a big RESALE CLEARINGIIOUSfcll (tnwnpnymont Completo DON T WANT YOURS ?~WE IL ITALIAiTlCE TRUCK Ilimiidnn If qunliliod DeGuorae TAKE ITII BUY! SELLI HENTI With miilii lilt omii V'O DUO I liiiniiAlll.iii! O1-800 343-2884 007 Houses RESORT SALES INTI plus S'l 'ifJU or hiiM iiflnr for Sale 1-800-423-5907 It! I INANCF ANDSAVE Cnll 73Z-«J2t39 SI00. t ACII MONTHICon IOCAI CANDY HI HI II TO i.ullilalo dobt Improve you FLORIDA VILLA veineliiui mai IIIIIM > t am •lonui or ejol nsodod casn EAST BRUNSWICK- 3 bedroom 2 bath villa ippruv "iHOO/tl.iy All fur Oii'.tiini proqram!. for every V) 'I'l'i HO C all w/prlvato pool Qulot 1 IKHHI liood nnd problam oreii- BY OWNER residential location 8 mhos to 1 00111 in VI Nil it ni) income) verification self- 10 yr old 4 bedrm , Colonial, 2 DISNEY & othor attractions omployud » bankruptcy 24- 1/2 baths fam rm w/fplc fin CAFIII MAI mm '. houi pio approvals quick clos- bsmnt, hdwd firs loc on quiet Weekly/Monthly Rates Avail NCI Dl I) IN nils AMI A1 l Ine-is rompotlllvo rates Ws dead-end Blue Ribbon 732-583-8098 Chole n leu atloer I i hi > /vvk Schools Pinclplesonly Must drive) fill nuu hull) . ft |m k hiind ovor bi)(.kwards to ap- $249,000 Call 732-723-3511 LOG CABIN, PA. up tnonoy liivostniont iuq tj pnivo you loan FAIRBANK $800 /PER WEEK 1 BOO H/fc H.'fi t iiiilM.nl nf MOnlGAOE 1 88B-877-5511 GOVERNMENT FORECLOSED CALL 732-254-1331, EVES, I XI 41a ___—— HOMES, pennies on the $1 Ak OUl: ADS Repo's.VA HUD Sheriff sales No money down govern- Use our handy Private Party Coupon. ment loans available now Local listings/directory Toll Sell Your Own Personal Merchandise. free 1-800 669-2292 ext H-4000 [THERE'S CASH IN MARLBORO 31/2 yr young 4 bedrm 2 5 bath Colonlar "The Big Deal" Many up-grades, full fin A lines • 2 weeks $22.00 ($5.50 each additional line) bsmnt Alfneutral colors THAT UNUSED $284 900 Call 732-591-5469 Published in 8 papers in Monmouth & Middlesex Counties and Online. OLD BRIDGE Please include all spaces and punctuation. One character per box. SPECTACULAR!!! COMPUTER. aaamm 4 bedrm , 2 5 baths, center hall Colonial in desirable Lake- ridge West MOVE-IN conej Landscaped private back yard Freshly painted Inside & out Short walk to pool tennis Asking £229,900 732-607-2702 008 Condds Townhouses Nanif* s EAST BRUNSWICK • For Addres Sale 2 Irg bdrms , 21/2 baths, fin bsmnt garage, deck AC City_ .State $165,000 Call 732-613-8014 Zip . Day Phone_ -Evening Phone_ EAST BRUNSWICK For Sale 3 BDRM , 2 1/2 bath Florida room deck, neutral VISA#_ decor $145 000 732-390-4336 MC#_ NORTH BRUNSWICK Sale by Owner 2 Bedroom Mali Payment & Coupon tm,, 2 Bath C/AC Liv rm Din rm DISCOVER* W/D, 1st floor, 3 yrs old Greater Media Newspapers * Many upgrades, $94,500 Expiration clate_ . Cfesstfied ' ~ FIRMI Calf 732-940-7933 SI, BOX 1080 V&stflruwick, tU BB81B NORTH BRUNSWICK Ads are subject to approval. ,_M. Gov Points II 61 Clay St $90 000 2 bed 2 bath 1st Fl, end unit condo Openhousi Sat 1-4 Call 732-422-9330 SENTINEL, NOVEMBER 5, 1998 259 035 Help Wafted FuiiTime

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISANT/SECRETARY For Plumblng/HVAC Contract- DRIVERS ing Co. Located in Englishtown Airporl Llmo. PT/FT. Flexible area. Duties include busy hours. High $$. Retirees welcome. Coll 732-521-2000 phones, typing, Windows98 DRIVERS COMPANY AND Word processing, A/P entry, OWNER OPERATORS. Van Bid preparation etc. Computer opportunities. $41,000.00/yr. experience a must. Benefits ;average. Great Home Time, available. Hours 8ain-- Micinutilt Word. Dlversllled Nursing Home for Christian check. Salary communcorato plo nuGdmi to unsiKt imtnuc|oi, wink, Mundiiy through Friday Brothers, Uncroft. with experience. Call Donna $400.00 pur week guaranteed. yaiuaim. ;3tnit Immediately am-3pm & 6pm-10pm shifts 201 -712-1995 or Fax Rosumo: Call Pnul,732-38!)'-0908 EOE Miinalnpnn/Mnrlboro area Call Joanne 732-530-9470 201-712-0119 Call Linda nt 73S-536.6orj|i / SECRETARY NURSES SALES/MARKETING East Diiitt:)Wif:U uro;i. Knowl* APPOINTMENT SETTERS is loo Sales reps needed inimodiatu- CERTIFIED f)d(|O of Microsnlt Woui, l:xi:i HOME ly for In-nomo sales. We train nni'.wonni.wor Dhonon, liolil lli|ln<| | •'» SS TIS'THE SEASON $$ HEALTH AIDES & provide support to mako you copyingi . CalClll 1-800-21800-251-!>55 588B I unKitii] Nir tho porltjct P/T LIVE-INS successful in an nxcltlnn jtihW I :nnm join our success- career! How would you Ilko to TEACHER'S AIDE lul FREEHOLD oflicol RN'S«LPN'S AM 8. PM HOURS. We oiler Available Immediately! earn $50,000. ++? Call now ft (or NtiniCirv KI:MIHII. Cnll Ann start earning $$$. at 732-rai-!i • Shift Work • Staff Relief I'III.I li,uiiiiu| Interviews - 7 Days 732-203-2011 TEACHER'S ASSISTANTS PREFERRED Thn Goiliiiird School nl Old • I nil limn (iption with Bonofits HEALTHMATE SALES/SALES Bridjio la fitiukiini l'rn-.'u;luml P.uilllnlidayr, S. infant inoin asr.htani:, tin Cull Lou 1-600-GB8-4540 MANAGEMENT liotirn of 0(i or 1f!-0. C.ill "^?sSSwS? *. 732-840-5566 732-441-3000 IMMEDIATE OPENING BANKING Are you ready to earn botwoen RESSER - Experienced. $30 000.-$50,000. your first TEACHERS )ry cleaner In Monroe. A.M. years $50,000.-$80,000. your Nond Doyiond hoail T(nii;lifuii OPPORTUNITY IS 'AT hours or F/T. Good salary. second year - $75,000.4100,001). and AHtiistaiit TcnciiHi!i with RIGHT AROUND •32-521 -5957 or 732-521-3878 your third? Then we'd like to High School Diploma. Kxriitlont THE CORNER! RAILINGS INSTALLATION speak to you.The loading Bonotits. Fax Resume to For custom woodworking co. NATIONAL REAL ESTATE 732-274-1273 01' office in NJ Is looking for 2 Call 732-274-9631 AimiMinmnfj Part Time Open- Experlenco a plus, but will CAREER mindad people for inipi InFnEEHOLD for tellers rain. Drivers license a must. residential, new homo sales, A C n fi I o m o r S 8 rvice Steady work. Call & commercial investment salos TEACHERS lti leave message 609-208-0219 and leasing in Central Jorsey Tho Goddard School »f OW area. Management opportunity Bridge Is fWiiWng u 4 your yoii'ro sooklng a llexlblo REAL ESTATE SALES exists. WE WILL GET YOU doQrood tenchor for our 3 ytiar work !u:hodulo Or a convenient Opportunity is knocking. Don t LICENSED AT NO COST - old Pro-school clas.u. work location, Commerce miss our on going pre-licenslng 732-441-3500 courses & superior training to $ZERO DOLLARS AND Dank, Km faolnst growing bank help you get a FAST successful TRAIN YOU. For confidential WAREHOUSE WORKERS In Hit) amn, Is for youl we're start. Call Debbie V. Weichert Interview, call Tom Pokllkuha. NEEDED! Kotiklng individuals to stall our CENTURY 21 now Freehold location as well Realtors 732-583-5400 Full Tlmo position;) nvailablu In as othor Monmoulh County Worden & Groan Dayton. Old Bridgn & Edison. 732-828-6300 branches. Although previous REAL ESTATE All shifts ovallablo. tinnklng oxpnrinnco Is n plus, SALESPERSON-Motivated, SALES, RECRUITERS, Apply today InillvlduBls with good math, Success oriented persons CUSTOMER SERVICE, notiiniunicnllon And cuslomer looking for a rewarding career TELEMARKETERS nuivico skills can apply since in real estate. Call Mike Wilson 20 people needed. Unlimited Westaff wo olfor oxcnllont training. GLORIA N1LSON REALTORS earning potential. No strikes, 190 Route 18 Manalapan Office no layoffs. Call 732-203-2011 East Brunswick, NJ To apply, ploaso complete an 732-780-6501) 732-206-1100 nppllctillon at any Commerce liritnch olfteH or send resume 035A Help Wanted to: Human Resources Dept., NOW HIRING CommnrcB Benk/Shore, N.A, Seasonal 1101 Hooper Avenue, CN Part-time & Full-time 2OS0, Toms River. NJ 087S4 Earn Extra $$$ FAX 732-505-3434. LIFEGUARDS-Summor 1999 Phono: 1-888-751-9000 Now Intoivinwlnn All ill lifts Ext. 2593 Perfect for... Aviillabln incluulnn tiomo EOE. Lonrn mom about us at HOMEMAKERS.SENIORS, STUDENTS without wonkandu. Ll!o(|tmrd Imp ://www.yoabonk.com. 3001 Highway #516{Corner of Bushnell) Old Bridge, NJ tralnlnn coiinm offorod on Mtiy, 732-679-9797 Juno 1D99. (foabanln) Call M-f:, 9nm-4nni. COMMERCE BANK in Club America's Most Convonlont Bank

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OUR ADS USE YOUR VISA. MASTER FUR JACKET WOLFF TANNING BEDS. THERE'S SOMETHING FOR FRONT DESK TELEMARKETING CARD OR DISCOVER CARD- SILVER FOX. Best offer TAN AT HOME. BUY direct New York Sports Club Energetic person for evening TO PAY FOR YOUR AD CALL accepted. Excellent condition. LOVESEAT and SAVEI Commercial/Home FOR EVERYONE GET RESULTS East Brunswick. All hours hours. 8-10 hours per week. CLASSIFIED. 1-800-660-4ADS Call 732-431-0820 Black Velvet. LIKE NEW $300. units from $199.00. Low IN CLASSIFIED CALL CLASSIFIED available. Call 732-257-7507 Salary pius. Sayrevilla area. DINETTE SET Monthly Payments. FREE Call 732-238-1883 NANNIES HURRY! 42" x 54". White & grey with Color Catalog. Call TODAY L) ABERDEEN -20 LINDA GRILL, SERVERS, FOUNTAIN Circle (off Warren Dr.) Fri, & 1-800-660-4ADS FT/PT. APPLY IN PERSON TELEPHONE CALLERS 2 leaves, 5 years old, $300. 1-800-842-1310. FOR THE BEST JOBS 046 Firewood Call 732-679-8256 Sat., 11/6 & 11/7, 9am-2pm. APPOINTMENT SETTERS OR CALL: MORNINGS OR EVENINGS WOOD BURNING STOVE Gateway computer, baskets, Monday-Thursday, evening In FREEHOLD for Llvein/out or After School Care Glass door. Fluaplpe books, antiques, housewaras. hours. Highest pay. Matawan. FRiENDLY'S AMERICAN HEART ASSN. Excellent condition, $395 SELECTIVE NANNY U EAST BRUNSWICK - Cair732-S83-8478 Mall No experience necessary. * Call 732-264-7067 Salary + Weekly bonuses. Call 288SUMMERHILLRD..E.B. $95./CORD MICA Pro-teen Bedroom Set. 28 Susan La., (off Racetrack 732-409-0102 732-432-9500 WOOD BURNING STOVE Rd.)Sat. SSun., 11/7 a 11/8, ASSISTANT TEACHER HOUSEKEEPING (LIGHT) 732-308-4201, leave message. SEASONED FIREWOOD Entirely Modular. Cream P/T - F/T - Permanent P/T, ALL HARDWOOD. Del. avail. w/Navy fronts. Twin size bed, Highest quality "EFEL". 9-3. LOTS OF EVERYTHING! 5 days per week. 8am to 12 Hardly used, $500. or best A.M. or P.M. Toddler program. 1039 Health Care Sayreville Lawn & Garden desk, bookcases, dressor U EAST BRUNSWICK Flexible sub positions also noon. Call 732-462-8929 TRAVEL AGENTS offer. Call 732-651-0455 Outside sales. Commission 732-390-0900 w/mirror, stereo/TV cabinet, 10 Guernsey Lane (off R/ders available. Lakeview Child corner hamper. Excellent HTML INTERN- Windows & only. Sell cruises & Walt SEASON FIREWOOD FOR Lano) Sat., 11/7, 8am-12pm. Center, Manalapan. some layout experience condition. Asking ONLY $950. Appliances, some furnlluro, 732-536-8181 Disney World Vacation SALE. $110. a cord, split & required. Call 732-536-2837 packages. Set own hours, PLACE your relative with a Including Window treatments 048b Infants oddr, & ends and MOREI Family instead of a Facility. delivered. Chorry, Oak & to match. 577-0456 after 6PM. CASHIERS MANICURIST great perks! Experience a plus. Maple. Call 609-395-1182 EAST BRUNSWICK Call 732-613-8444 Wonderful environmenl/home Juvenile Items DISHWASHERS Licensed. For Matawan Salon. cooked meals. 732-521-0223 SPLIT, SEASONED 3 North Gardsn Terrace (Rlva Call 732-38B-7095 WRITER - For Health Publica- DELIVERED HARDWOODS MOVING SALE Avo. to Orchard Ave.) Sun,, • SUBSTITUTES tion. Fitness or Nutritional in- Dining Room. Llvinq Room. BABY STROLLERS 11/8,9-1. GREAT STUFF! For Monroe and Jamesburg $100./cord -$60.1/2 cord Bedroom sets (2), a MORE! Great condition. Perego Mila- MANICURIST terest a plus. Call 732-679-1815 041 Resumes Call 732-238-8404 Schools Food Service. Everything, in EXCELLENT no, $50. & Baby Joggor, $75. Pt Nail tech for Spotswood condition. Call 732-613-9014 u ENGLISHTOWN Contact Nanoy,732-521-3448 salon. Vacation & bonuses. YOUTH ADVISOR Office Services Call 732-308-9226, evenings. (Manalapan) MOVING 5ALEI CHRISTMAS HELP. Call 732-416-0544 Dedicated, dynamic, know- MOVINGI Dining Room set, CRIB, $300. ROCKING 40 Chesapeake Road (Poass Up to $14./start Simple work. MARKET RESEARCH ledgable and caring person 047 Furniture Broyhill with tablo & 6 chairs & Horse, $25. Car scat, $40. Rd. onlo Plnebrook to Flexible schedules needed for Conservative WORD PROCESSING Hutch, $1,700. Sofa: Modular, Hlghchair, $30. • 732-300-1784 Wlnthrop, 1st. loft.). Sat. & P/T-F/T. Days, nights or week- Italian black loathor, $750. Like Sun , 11/7 S 11/8, 9am-3pm. Middlesex Cty. 732-254-1411 end Interviewers. Also need Synagogue in Manalapan . Term Papers • Cover Lstters Monmouth Cty 732-542-4848 Experience a plus. Salary Resumes • Business Reports new, bost offers. 732-422-8974 DRESSER / Chanqing Table U FREEHOLD P/T Assistant Supervisors & Chlldcraft. Light oak with F/T Supervisors for Bruns- negotiable. Start immediately. BAR/WALL UNIT HUGE GARAGE SALE DATA ENTRY OPERATOR Fax resume to: 732-446-0860 732-583-9452 4 diawors. Good condition. Windows experience) required. wick Square Mall facility. Wood, Custom made. Unique RUG Asking $175. • 738-780-5559 139 Ticondoroga Boulovard, Please call 732-946-0105 or mail resume to: WORD PROCESSING-Any piece, groy/black. 732-970-0118 AREA, 7ft.11 in.xi 1ft. Runnor, (off Double Creok Pkwy. or Marlboro area. 732-536-2837 Temple Beth Shalom, document typed professionally. 2 x 7-1/2 ft. Groan & cream BED - 18th Century solid ROCKER & GLIDER w/Otto- Adalphia Road), Thurs. & Fri., MEDICAL 108 Freehold Road Call 732-792-0178 floral LIKE NEW, $500. or man brand now, $250. Crib' 11/5 & 11/6, 9AM-2PM DENTAL TRANSCRIPTIONIST Manalapan, NJ 07726 Cherry, Kincaide Rico carvod, bost offer. Call 732-290-2080 white formica w/mall. like now Must be experienced In Radi- 4 post, Queen. 1 yr old. Must ASSISTANT SECTIONAL-6 PIECE $250. Carriage. Grey Greco, U FREEHOLD ology, Mammography & MRI & sacnficol Call 732-972-9192 now, $100 Call 732-583-3179 "The Villages" - 73B Parkway PT-Mon., Wed. & Thurs. X-ray Proficient In the use of a PC. With 2 recliners. Excellont License required. State-of-the- BED-Boige lacquor, queen cond,, $500. Vertical blinds, Dr, (Rt 9 to Stlckland Rd.), ax resume to: 732-462-9482 platform bed. Includes head- M Saturday, 11/7, 10iim-4pm. Art Freehold Office. Friendly or call 732-462-4844 Ext. 19 beige, 72 x60" & 80"x80", $75. atmosphere. Call 732-303-7900 Services board , mattress & light 3 lamps for $50 • 732-251 -1653 049 Merchandise Sofa bod, tables, broakfront, underneath. Very good game table, bookcases, china, or Fax resume to 732-303-8744 OFFICE HELP-lmmediato Wanted stemware, Ifnans, clothing, art, opening In our E.B. office. Set condition. $200. or best offer. DENTAL/OFFICE ANTIQUES Call 732-566-0852 SECTIONAL bric-a-brac, kitchen & garage own hours. Co-ordinate direct $1,000. WEEKLY!!! Top prices paid for: Antique full. No checks. FRONT DESK mail projects. 732-613-8444 Stuffing envelopes at homel Coffee table. Dining Room sot. PT Wed., & Fri. Seeking Frae info. 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Established 1979 Toys, clothes, Bdrrn. sol, moroi Residential Manager. jewelry, wood items, typing, DINING ROOM TABLE mirror, hutch, full mirror/stand. Call Uncle Joe 732-264-3130 Community Options, Inc. sewing, computer work from Round, all solid Oak , <18". All Off whito, $250. • 732-679-2595 • SOFA • MANALAPAN DIETARY your home In your spare time, carved work. Lion's feet base, SAVE THIS AD ! 322 Adams Ct., (off Craig Rd. RETAIL-NOW HIRING MODERN. Navy & Beige. adjacent to Southfield Estatas Great pay. FREE details, 1- w/7 leaves $900.- 732-780-6948 BEDROOM SET Excellent condition. ALL LIONEL TRAINS • DEPARTMENT MANAGERS 800-632-8007,24 hours (FEE). Townhomos), Sat., 11/7, 9-?. AIDE • SALES ASSOCIATE GRANDMA'S 732-335-4190 Grey lacquer by Lane. Triple CALL 732-613-8079 Or Flyer. Top cash appraisal. Raindato: Sun., 11/8. Furniture, (Part-Time) •CASHIER-STOCK ASSEMBLE ARTS, Crafts, Looking to buy, sell & trade dresser, mirror, 2 nilestnd. QN. 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Cheap! 73Z-536-5132 1-800-453-1001 be responsible for monitoring interviews, pro- Ages 2 mos. to 8 yrs. Full day Troubleshooting • Tutoring KITCHEN SET-Formica, STEREO EQUIPMENT/ Bose St. Mary of Ostrabrama Sch. Kindergarten. Open Call 732-290-7477 4 chairs, 36" x 60", white. Very 901-V1 with EQ, $775. Lux 22 Holmes Ave. South River viding feedback on execution of interviews 7am-6:30pm. State certified. good cond. Orglnal cost, $700., 55W Receiver & Tape & Tech- 051 Sporting Annual Christmas Bazaar attending briefings, conducting briefings, and Old Bridge. Call 732-723-9416 QuickBooks® Price $165. Call 732-536-2750 nic CD for $125. • 609-371-0136 Equipment Sat. Nov. 7,10am-4pm supporting the team as needed. SOUTH RIVER-Baby & child We can fix up your system. We KITCHEN SET-WHITE. Also, Crafters wanted care provider has opening in WASHER & DRYER - Maytag. can also set up, train and back 30 x 48 Inch with 12 Inch leaf & Used only 5 yrs., $350. Wood Cail 732-254-2417 her home. Dependable & up your staff. 4 chairs. Like new, $275. Call A flexible schedule is possible, with a mini- Caring. Call 732-257-9214 full headboard w/storage shelf. Mendlowlti Weitsen, CPAs 732-536-6403, after 6pm Exc. cond., $50. • 732-951-0760 mum requirement of 16 hours per week 732-613-9700 NORDIC FLEX We offer a competitive hourly rate, a comfort- WEIGHT LOSS GUARANTEED! Gold Gym with accessories, 063 Instruction 1037a Child Care Leather, Leather! Lose weight. Feel Great for $450. Call 732-683-1SO9 able and friendly office atmosphere, and on- Sofa. Loveseat. Chair. Holidays! Stops nibblers, the-job training. Experience is preferred but Wanted 045 Clothing Ottoman. Beige, Excellent blngers, emotional eaters! SKIS - BEAUTIFUL not required. condition, $600. • 732-780-9692 Only $16.95 "Select" $65. SKI BOOTS, $50. LIVING ROOM - 6 pc. Colonial Pharmaceutical 1-800-258-0989. CALL 732-946-3971 ART SCHOOL 1Oak, floral print. Kitchen set: Interested applicants can call- MANALAPAN - Mature, Phone-check, O.O.O. In E. Brunswick. 732-257-8127 educated, responsible babysit- Oak, w/swivel chairs. All exc. Credit Cards. TREADMILL cond. Best offer. 732-525-1375 PIANO & VOICE- Ms. Richards ter for Monday & Wednesday, FUR COAT www.SBleclweiahtloss.com Nordic Track, $3B0., or best Teacher & Author- N.Y, S N.J. (609)587-1022 from 3:30 to 9:30PM for 7 yr. Raccoon. Full length, full col- LIVING ROOM Set/Traditional. ' 'letwork) offer, EXERCISE BIKE: Prodigy - Jullliard. Expert- All Monday - Friday [Response old girl. Car necessary. Refer- lar, brown, Med. Excellent Sofa, loveseat, tables, wing ProSport, $50., or best offer, Levels. Call 732-679-0933 encB5 required. 732-431-3201 condition $500. 732-264 -5279 chair, lamps. Excellent WHEELCHAIRS-Jazzy Power Call after 6pm: 732-721-4875 6PM - 9PM „,.,,...„,„ condition. Call 732-607-1074 Chair, model #1120, 9 mos. PIANO, KEYBOARDS, MARLBORO - Before school FUR COATS old, with many extras, $3,500, TREADMILL GUITAR, ORGAN & BASS. An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/D/V care needed for 2 children in SILVER FOX 3/4 length jacket, LOUNGE CHAIRS - (2) BLUE. or best offer. Avanti Action 20" WESLO. Motorized, 8 mph Popular & Classical, All levels. my home. Monday-Friday, size SM., asking $400. Silver COUCH: Beige. Good condi- Manual Wheelchair, $225. or with pulse monitor and digital Prof. Instruction at your home, Women and minorities encouraged to apply 6:30am-8:30am. Non-smoker, Fox Jacket, size X-LQ., asking tion, $75. each piece or best best offer. 732-863-1977, after display. Excellent condition. 25 yrs. teaching experience. own car. Call 732-972-3247 $300. Call 732-583-1363 offer. Call 732-264-5652 4:30pm or leave message. Call 732-446-6755 Hank Ploskon 732-238-1555 32 SENTINEL, NOVEMBER 5, 1998

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Fuil power, sunroof, a/c, PONTIAC Call 732-607-0320 recycling. Call anytime Tommy Sal's painting. Call for Info. Piping, Sewer Cleaning & All ator, hoses, CV/boots, muffler, alloy wheels. Great condition, Beeper #891-2886 DBTI'S 732-787-5453 TOWING 732-521 -0537 or 908-618-1532 Repairs.Eve. & week-end brakes, new top & paint. Runs $1.000. Call 732-617-0026 GRAND AM SE '89 CARS, TRUCKS, Heavy hours avail. Lie//10584 Insured good. $1,500. • 732-888-0376 2DR. 4 cyl. Auto. A/C. Fully •^DONATE YOUR CARw equip,, office furn. Any area, ACCENT PAINTING- All JOBS NISSAN PATHFINDER loaded Alarm system. 1 own- ALL SCRAP CARS COULD WIN UP TO $10,000. 24 hr. service. 732-807-0320 Excellent Indoor & Outdoor Call 732-651-2153 FORD MUSTANG LX '85 SE '93, V6 4X4. er, woll maintained. Excellent AND TRUCKS, LARGE OR Tax Deductible, Free Towing Beeper #391-8866 Painting. Residential & Auto. Low miles. Runs well, condition, $2,500. or best offer. SMALL. ANY CONDITION. commercial. Free estimates. GARDEN STATE Auto., P/S. P/B. P/W. P/DL Call 732-297-1355 H & H AUTO WRECKERS HERITAGE FOR Fully Insured. 732-679-5999 Some new parts, $999. or best A/C. Cruise, AM/FM cassette 732-591-0366 116 Motorcycles PLUMBING and HEATING offer. Call 732-671-8531 & CD. Alarm. New tires, 86,000 PONTIAC TRANS AM '79 THE BLIND AFFORDABLE PAINTING WATER HEATERS miles. Blue Excellent condition. V8, 4 spd. 58,000 original ml. ANTI-POVERTY Foundation Mopeds Interior/exterior, reliable, REPAIRS & REMODELING HONDA ACCORD Asking $12,000. or best $1,500./best offer. Pontlac 1-800-2-DONATE quality work, reasonable rates GEORGE SAHUL JR. PLEASE DONATE offer. Call 732-364-8444 Trans Am '86 - V8, Auto., Your car or truck, etc to feed & AD #1109 Call Room by Room Painting License #5568 WAGON LX '92 B9.000 mi. Well kept. $3,500. 732-607-2577 A/C. Stereo. Cruise. AH power. clothe the poor & homeless of DONATE YOUR CAR YAMAHA VIRAGO '88 Driver airbag Single owner, NISSAN ULTIMA '93 - 4 DR. Best offers MUSTSELLI Monrnouth & Middlesex County Tax deductible. Free Pick-up. 732-251-5660 5 spd. stick, a/c, p/s, p/w, p/t. Call after 6pm- 908-647-1589 MINT CONDITION! Must seel regular maintenance. Excel- Same Day FREE Towing Help Us Help Others $1,500. or best offer. AL'S PAINTING lent condition, 85,000 ml Ask- Cruise, am/fm cass., 81,000 Call 732-521-4758 Interior & Exterior 091 Roofing ing $8,000. Call 732-257-0520 mi Just passed inspection. PROJECT HOPE GET THE BEST FOR LESSI Asking $6,800. 732-264-4161 112 Autos/Trucks TAX DEDUCTIBLE 1-888-664-4164 Free estimate. 732-583-3306 Siding MERCURY COUGAR Call 732-382-8060 PLYMOUTH Grand Voyager Wanted WANTED- RUNNING and 117 Trucks RS '86 Limited Edition. 1994. Mimi-Van, Llmo Tint, CARS/TRUCKS REPAIRABLE Cars & Trucks Vans ALL PAINTING Auto. P/S. P/B, PAW, P/DL, P/S, P/B, P/S. 79,000 ml. Ste- $100. and UP. Junk Cars INTERIOR/EXTERIOR ALBERTO'S HOME A/C, CruisR, AM/FM cassette reo Cass., Very excellent con- FOR EXPORT Removed. 732-238-9481 Quaiity Work. Reasonable IMPROVEMENT Moonroof. Red, 122,000 miles. dition thruout. Priced at only 'B6-97. paying 1,000's ov/er Rates. Call Mike 732-363-2786 ROOFING & SIDING. Original owner Extra clean. $7500. Richard Ford 972-6740 A&A WE BUY JUNK CARS CHEVROLET C-20 CARGO "••* INSURED. CALL 732-390-5288 All autos/trucks accepted. Any dealers. HI miles OK Lease & Marlboro Auto Wreckers VAN '86 350 engine, 02,500 BOOTH PAINTING Int./Ext. $2,000. or best offer. ext 6213. Phona-mall leave cond. Wo pay the most cashl bank payoffs OK. Caah at Call 732-591-1400 miles $2,800. or best offer. Painting • Powerwashing ANYTIME, ANYWHERE Call 732-364-8444 message anytime. 732-536-8031 • 609-758-8850 your door, Call 732-462-5017 Call evenings 732-431-0536 FREEest. Call 732-739-1141 BUSY B'S PAINTING THE ROOF DOCTOR Int./Ext., Wallpapering Seals your leaks when you Ins , Free Est. 732-238-5553 need protection the most. DECORATIVE |NC Roof Repair Specialist • Paper Hanging • Painting GUTTER CLEANING • FAUX Finishes • PHI Certified Free estimates Fully insured. • Call Bill Paulson • Evans Maint. 1-800-303-3873 In case you've CARLIN ROOFING 732-750-4072 CONSTRUCTION - Roofs Vinyl Siding, Ail Repairs. Free DON'T PAINT Est. Insured. 732-458-5619 LET JOHN DO IT J& R ROOFING & SIDING PAINT • WAUPAPER • TILE forgotten what a fair Free Estimates. 732-888-0485 UNBEATABLE RATES J & D PAINTING Interior/Exterior Exp. & Ins. 732-846-7525 Also Powerwashing. Fully insured. Carlo. 732-416-0165 MAGIC TOUCH ROOFING & SIDING KELLY'S PAINTING Fully Insured • FREE Estimates price looks like. PAPERHANGING Call 732-525-0712 PAPER REMOVAL S & R ROOFING & SIDING Over 15 YEARS EXPERIENCE Windows, Carpentry. Fully Ins. Free Estimates. 732-679-2142 FREE Estimates. 732-679-2291 LERIO PAINTING Painting, Plastering, Taping I094B Telephone Sheetrock, Papernanging NEW 1999 SATURN SL 4DR Free Estimates Installation 732-390-8655 S PHONE Installation MIKE'S REPAIR • JACKS • WIRING 25 yrs. exp. w/NYNEX PROFESSIONAL Call Ed 732-536-2477 Painting & Wallpapering Inc. PER Int./Ext. 10% off, Free%st. 1095G Waterproofing 1-800-820-1711 $129 MONTH PAINTING & PAPERHANGING Int./Ext. Free Est. Honest prices. Call Joe 732-937-8166 MR. FIXIT 36-month lease, PAINTING Basement Waterproofing $1874 due at signing. Interior/Exterior - Wallpaper removal. Powerwashing. 1-800-765-2793 INCLUDES $150 Quality work. 20 yrs. exp. Insured. John 732-251-0893 Free Est. Deal w/owner $nve REFUNDABLE SECURITY DEPOSIT PAPERHANGING 096b Window $13./slngle roll. 25 years exp. Washing Mike 732-462-9097 4-cyl, 5-spd, pb, ms, am/fm stereo, dual air bags, VIN #XZ185888, Stk. #1390234, MSRP $11,995, 36 mo. closed-end lease, PHIL POLO & SON 12,000 miles per year then 20(f per mile thereafter. First months payment of $129, $495 bank acquisition fee, $150 refundable Painting & Paperhanging ALWAYS Dun-Rite by LEVY security deposit & $1100 down payment = $1874 due at delivery. Total payments $4644 + down payment + bank fee + Interior/Exterior • Fully Insured WINDOW WASHING FREE Estimates 732-780-3575 Reas. rates. Call 732-739-8755 security deposit = total cost $6389. Purchase option at lease end is $7197. Primary lending source must approve lease. Price POPCORN CEILINGS NO PANE includes all costs to be paid by a consumer, except for licensing, registration, taxes & Northeast emissions. Lessee Professionally sprayed Window Cleaning Service responsible for excess wear & tear. Qualified buyers. Delivery must be taken from stock by 11 /15 / 98. Int. painting/wallpaper removal & Power Washing Call 732-525-1625 732-634-2064 SUTKOWSKI'S WALLS • Wallpapering • Painting 110 Autos for Sale 732-290-1712 Polish Hardwork With NEW 1999 SATURN SCI 2DR German Precision THE WALL DOCTOR BUICK LE SABRE Custom Paperhanging CUSTOM.'90. LOADED By Tex Miller. 732-536-9*51 w/premium AM/FM cass., lug- gage rack, cruise, power $ WALLPAPER everything. Asking $3,700. Hung with TLC. Patience & Calf 732-290-1688 PER NeatnessI Maria 732-888-1337 BUICK SKYHAWK'86 Auto., p/s, p/b. Good body, runs well. Needs muffler. Ask- MONTH 087 Power ing $600. Call 732-367-8417 189 ; Washing 36-month lease, BUY CARS FOR $125 $1974 due at signing. Seized & sold locally bv IRS, DEA, FBI 1-800-522-2730 EXT 2730 INCLUDES $200 CARS $100-$500 Police 089 Plumbing Impounds 198O's-1997's. REFUNDABLE SECURITY DEPOSIT Hondas, Chevys, Jeeps & Sport Utility. Must Selll 4-cyl, auto, ps, pb, air, am/fm stereo, dual air bags, VIN #XZ172069, Stk. #B90192, MSRP $14,205, 36 mo. closed-end lease, 800-772-7470 Ext. 7040 12,000 miles per year then 20?! per mile thereafter. First months payment of $189, $495 bank acquisition fee, $200 refundable (SCA Network) security deposit & $1100 down payment = $1984 due at delivery. Total payments $6804 + down payment + bank fee + A.T.C. CARS $100.-$500. Police Plumbing & Heating, inc. Impounds. Good running...Ho- security deposit = total cost $8549. Purchase option at lease end is $9091.20. Primary lending source must approve lease. All Your Plumbing Needs ndas, Toyotas, Chevys, Jeeps Price includes all costs to be paid by a consumer, except for licensing, registration, taxes & Northeast emissions. Lessee REASONABLE RATES and Sport Utilities. Must sell- 1 -800-772-7470 Ext. 6063 responsible for excess wear & tear. Qualified buyers. Delivery must be taken from stock by 11 /15 / 98. 732-536-4954 CARS: $100-$500 seized and Lie.//9816, Fully Insured sold locally. All models, 4x4's ALAN BLACKBURN & morel Your area nowl PLUMBING & HEATING 800-941-8777 ext. C198. Water Heaters, Boiler Installa- CASH FOR YOUR CAR tions, Remodelinq. NJ Master ARTY'S AUTO SALES Plumbers License # 5325 East Brunswick. 732-257-6700 732-238-2945 CHEVROLET CAMARO 87, Silver. Auto., a/c, 1 owner n^ BACSOKA New tires, 100,000 mi. $1 700 WWW.SAIURNBRUNSWICK.COM PLUMBING & HEATING or best offer, Call 732-390-515o' 9-tism CHEVROLET CAMARO '87. Complete Kitchen & Bath Auto. New tires, 106,000 Remodelino. Water Heaters. miles. East Brunswick area. Sewsr &T)rain Cleaninq $800. Call 212-613-0007 e-mail: info® saturnbrunswick.com Reasonable Rates. Free Est. CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO License #5628. WE DO IT ALL 80 - Runs well. 85,000 A DIFFKRENT KIND »/ COMPANY A DIFFERENT KINO of CAR. original miles, $800. Call CALL 732-727-0014 732-888-8116, ask for Gary. 36 SENTINEL, NOVEMBER 5, 1998

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1998 BUICK PARK AVE 1996 GMC JIMMY SLT 1996 PONTIAC GRAND AM 1998 PONTIAC 1992 GMC SIERRA 4-Dr, Auto Trans. w/OD, 6-Cyl. Eng., 4-Dr., Auto Trans w/OD, 6-Cyl Eng., PS, 2-Dr., Auto Trans. w/OD, 2.4L 4-Cyl. GRAND AM GT Pick-up, Auto Trans., 6-Cyl. Engine, ABS Brks., PS/W/Lks/Ant/Mirr., Air, Dual ABS Brks, Air, Dual Air BagEng., , Pwr. ABS Bks/S/W/L/Mirr., Air, Rr. PS/Brks., No Air, Tinted Glass, AM/FM 1995 PONTIAC FIREBIRD Air Bag, Rr. Def., Tilt, Cruise, Alloy 2-Dr., Auto Trans w/OD, 6-Cyl Eng., P/Wlnds/Lks, Rr. Def/Wpr, Tilt, Cruise, Def., Tilt, Cruise, T/GIs.., Keyless Ent, PS, ABS Brks, Air, Stereo Cass., Bed Liner. VIN #NE530851. Convert., 2-Dr., Auto Trans. w/OD, 6- Whls., T/GIs, AM/FM Cass. VIN Stk. #2154A. 71.579 Mi. AS IS #W4619028. Stk. #2192P. 9,597 Mi. Inter Wprs, Alloy Whls, T/GIs, Cassette. AM/FM Stereo Cass., Spoiler. VIN P/Winds/Lks/Ant/Mirrs, Rr. Def., Tilt, Cyl. Eng., ABS Brks., PS/W/Lks., Air, VIN #T2551377. Stk. #2546P. 39,475 #TM516826. Stk. #22726.24,089 Mi. Cruise, Inter Wprs, Alloy Whls, T/GIs, Dual Air Bag, Tilt, Cruise, Alloy Whls., Mi. Cassette. VIN #WC759096. Stk. TV&te., AM/FM Cass. VIN #S2215573. #2379A. 6359 Mi. Stk. #2501RT. 35,035 Mi. $9,995 $1S,495 1994 GMC SONOMA $12,995 CHEVY/GEO Pick-up, 5-Spd. Manual Trans, 2..2L ISUZU 1994 PONTIAC 4-Cyl. Engine, ABS Brks., PS, No Air, 1995 GEO TRACKER 1997 PONTIAC Air Bag, Tinted Glass, AM/FM Stereo. 1998 PONTIAC SUNFIRE SUV, 2-Dr, Auto Trans., 4WD, 4-Cyl. GRAND PRIX SPORT VIN #RK518768. Stk. //2384G. 25,461 Convert., Auto Trans., 4-Cyl. Eng., ABS Eng., ABS Brks., PS, No Air, Alloy Whls., 1994 ISUZU 2-Dr., Auto Trans w/OD, 6-Cyl Eng., PS, TRANS AM Mi. Brks, PS/W/Ant., Air, Dual Air Bag, Rr. T/GIs., AM/FM Cass. VIN #S6936433. ABS Brks, Air, Air Bag, P/Drvr Seat/Winds 2-Dr., 6-Spd. Man. Trans. w/OD, 8-Cyl. Del., Tilt, Cruise, T/Gls., AM/FM Cass Stk. «355P. 35,911 Mi. TROOPER Lks, Rr. Del, Tilt, Cruise, Inter Wprs, Alloy Eng, ABS Brks., PS/W/Lks/Ant/Mirr., VIN #WB205680. Stk. #2424P. 10 Mi. 5-Spd., Man Trans w/OD, 4WD, 6-Cyl Whls, T/Gts, Cassette. VIN #RF304527. Air, Dual Air Bag, Rr. Def., Tilt, Cruise, Eng., PS/B/Winds/Lks/Mlrrs, Air, RrStk, . #2494A. 51,076 Mi. Alloy Whls., T/GIs., AM/FM Cass. VIN $15,995 $7,995 DefTWpr, Tilt, Cruise, T/GIs, Cassette. #V2207107. Stk. #1796A. 18,129 Mi. 1994 DODGE DAKOTA VIN #R7911041. 48,982 M1 $10,995 BUICK 1991 CHEW SUBURBAN EH CAB SUV, Auto Trans, V-8 Eng., PS/B/W/L/Mirr, $11,995 $16,995 Pick-up, Auto Trans w/OD, 6-Cyl Eng, 1990 BUECK CENTURY Air, Rr. Def., Tilt, Cruise, Alloy Whls., T/GIs., PS/B/Winds/Lks, Air, Tilt, Lthr Interior, AM/FM Stereo Cass. VIN #MF10B379. Stk. 4-Dr., Auto Trans., 6-Cyl. Eng , PS/Brks., 199S PONTIAC GRAND PRIX T/GIs, Cassette. VIN #RS7O9188. Stk. «499RT. 76,794 Mi 1998 PONTIAC Air, Rr, Dot., Tinted Glass, AM/FM 4-Dr., Auto Trans w/OD, 6-Cyl Eng., PS, //2498RT. 65,823 Mi. Stereo Cassette. VIN #L6460669. Stk. ABS Brks, Air, Air Bag, P/Winds/Lks/Mirrs, TRANS AM #2232A. 67,158 Mi. $11,995 Rr. Def., Tilt, Cruise, Inter Wprs, T/GIs, "Never Driven", 2-Dr, Auto Trans. $1®,995 1993 MITSUBISHI AM/FM Stereo. VIN #SF314702 Stk.w/OD, 8-Cyl, Eng., ABS Brks,, $3,595 1994 CHEVY BLAZER ECLIPSE #2264A. 27,060 Mi. PS/W/Lks/MIrr, All, Dual Air Bag, Rr. S.U.V., Auto Trans w/OD, 4WD, 6-Cyl 2-Dr., Auto Trans, 1.8L 4-Cyl Eng, Def., Tilt, Cruise, Alloy Whls., T/GIs., 1996 GMC Eng., PS, ABS Brks, Air, PS/Brks/M, Air, Rr. Def., T/GIs, AM/FM $1®,995 CD Player. VIN #W2232351. Stk. 1989 BUICK RIVIERA P/Winds/Lks/Mirrs, Rr. Dof., Tilt, Cruise, Stereo Cassette. Sun Rf. VIN #2421P.25Mi. SONOMA EOT. CAB 2-Dr., Auto Trans w/OD, 6-Cyl Eng.. PS, Inter Wprs, Alloy Whls, T/GIs, Cassette. #PE092165. Stk. #2381A. 62,174 Ml. Pick-up, Auto Trans w/OD, 4WD, 6-Cyl PB, Air, P/Seats/Winds/Lks/Ant/Mirrs, VIN #R2160356. Stk. #2475P. 67,932 Ml. Eng., PS/Wlnds/Lks/Mirrs, ABS Brks, Rfr'Def., Tilt, Cruise, Inter Wprs, Alloy 1995 PONTIAC GRAND AM GT Air, Air Bag, Tilt, Cruise, Inter Wprs, Wills, T/GIs, Cassette. VIN #KV418079 $11,995 $6,195 2-Dr., Auto Trans. w/OD, 6-Cyl. Eng., Alloy Whls, T/GIs, Cassette. ViN Stk. #2423A. 75,100 Ml. AS TRADED. ABS Brks., PS/W/Lks., Air, Air Bag, Rr. SATURN #T85I6837. Stk. #2134A. 28,295 Ml. Def., Tilt, Cruise, Alloy Whls., T/GIs., AM/FM Stereo Cass. VIN #SC776893. $^,995 1996 CHEVY TAHOE Stk. #2091 A. 25,440 Mi. 4-Dr., S.UV., Auto Trans w/OD, 4WD, 8- PHRU 1996 SATURN SC2 1996 BUICK REGAL Cyl Eng., PS, ABS Brks, Air, Air Bag, 2-Dr., Auto Trans. w/OD, 1.9L 4-Cyl. VANS $ Eng., ABS Brks., PS/W/Lks/Mirr., Air, Air 4-Dr, Auto Trans w/OD, 6-Cyl EDO, PS/Drvr P/Drvr Seat/Winds/Lks/Mirrs, Rr. Def/Wpr, 1996 OLDSMOBILE Bag, Rr. Def., Tilt, Cruise, Alloy Whls., Ss.il/Wmds/Lks, P/ABS Brks, Air, Air Bag, Rr Tilt, Cruise, Inter Wprs, Alloy Whls, T/GIs, Dof., Tilt. Cruise, Inter Wprs, T/GIs. Cassette AURORA T/GIs., AM/FM Stereo Cass. VIN Cass/CD. VIN #TJ362659. Stk. K476A. 1994 CHEVY ASTRO VIN#TM2336 Slk #2200P. 41,021 Ml 4-Dr, Auto Trans w/OD, 8-Cyl Eng., #T2129469. Stk. #2292P. 40,782 Mi. 40,654 Mi. 1996 PONTIAC FIREBIRD Van, Auto Trans w/OD, AWD, 4.3L 6-Cyl PS/Seats/Winds/Lks/Mirrs, ABS Brks, 2-Dr,, Auto Trans. w/OD, 3.8L 6-Cyl. Eng., PS/Winds/Lks/Mirrs, ABS Brks, $9,995 Air, Dual Air Bag, Lthr, Rr. Def, Tilt, Eng., ABS Brks., PS/W/Lks., Air, Air $1®,995 Air/Rear Air, Air Bag, Tilt, Cruise, Inter Cruise, Inter Wprs, Alloy Whls, T/GIs, Bag, Tilt, Cruise, Alloy Whls., T/GIs., Wprs, T/GIs, AM/FM Cass. VIN Moon Rf, Cassette. VIN #T4109037 Keyless Ent., AM/FM Stereo Cass., T- #RB221228. Stk. //25I9P. 53,594 Mi. 1998 BUICK SKYLARK Stk //2429P. 54,646 Ml Tops, Spoiler. VIN #T2201876. Stk 4-Dr., Auto Trans., 6-Cyl. Eng,, ABS Brks., CHRYSLER #2304A. 33,656 Mi. TOYOTA PS/W/Lks., Air, Dual Air Bag, Rr. Def., Tilt, $10,995 Cruise, T/GIs., AM/FM Cass. VIN #WC4O3053. Stk. #2461 P. 23,642 Mi. $1^,995 1990 TOYOTA TERCEL 1996 CHRYSLER SEBRINCIXI 2-Dr., Automatic Transmission w/OD, 4-Dr., Auto Trans. w/OD, 6-Cyl. Eng., 4-Cyl Engine, Power Steering, Power 1995 OLDSMOBILE $11,495 PS/B/W/L/Mirr., Air, Dual Air Bag, Rr. Brakes, Air, Frnt Bucket Seats, Cloth Def., Tilt, Cruise, Alloy Whls., T/GIs., 1996 PONTIAC GRAND AM 1996 PONTIAC FIREBIRD Inter., AM/FM Stereo. VIN #L0574069. SILHOUETTE 1997 BUICK LRS AM/FM Cass. VIN #TE322828. Stk. 2-Dr., Auto Trans. w/OD, 3.8 V-6 Eng., Stk. #17468.119,631 Mi. AS TRADED. Van, Auto Trans. w/OD, 6-Cyl. Eng, ABS #2497RT. 36,702 Mi. 4-Dr., Auto Trans. w/OD, 6-Cyl. Eng., ABS Brks., PS/W/Lks., Air, Rr. Def., Tilt 4-Dr., Auto Trans w/OD, 6-Cyl Eng., ABS Brks., PS/W/Lks., Air, Dual Air Bag, Cruise, Keyless Ent., CD Player, T-Tops, Brks, PS/W/Lks/Seats, Air, Air Bag, PS/Drvr Seat/Winds/Lks/Mlrrs, ABS Brks, Rr. Def., Tilt, Cruise, AM/FM Cass. VIN Spoiler VIN #T2217926. Stk. #2291 P. $1,995 Lthr. Int., Rr. Def/Wpr, Tilt, Cruise, Alloy Air, Air Bag, Rr. Def., Tilt, Cruise, Inter $1*1,995 #TC743562. Stk. #2199P. 54,129 Mi. 23,598 Mi. Whls., T/GIs, AM/FM Stereo Cass. VIN V#rs, T/GIs, Cassette. VIN #VH613495. #S4136292. Stk. #2267P. 66,267 Mi. Stk. #2521 P. 31,947 Mi. cmc $8,995 $«,995 $1©,995 $1*1,995 1991 CHEVY S-10 1996 GMC JIMMY 1998 PONTIAC GRAND AM GT 1998 BUICK REGAL IS 2-Dr., Auto Trans w/OD, 6-Cyl Eng., PS, 1994 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 2-Dr., Auto Trans w/OD, 6-Cyl Eng., PS EXT. CAB 1996 GMC SAVANA CARGO ABS Brks, Air, Dual Air BagRed, , 2-Dr., Auto Trans, 6-Cyl Eng., PS, ABS Brks, Air, Dual Air BaPick-Upg , Automatic Transmission, 6-Cyl 4-Dr., Auto Trans w/OD, 6-Cyl Eng., Van, Auto Trans., V-8 Eng, ABS PS/Drvr Seat/Wlnds/Lks/Mirrs, ABS Brks, P/Winds/Lks, Rr. Def/Wpr, Tilt, Cruise, ABS Brks, Air, Air Bag, P/Winds/Lks/Mirrs, P/Winds/Lks, Rr. Dei, Tilt, Cruise, Inte Engine, Power Steering, Power Brakes, Brakes., Pwr. Steering, Air, Tinted Glass, Air, Dual Air Bag, Rr. Def., Tilt, Cruise, Inter Wprs, Alloy Whls, T/GIs, Cassette. Rr. Def., Tilt, Cruise, Inter Wprs, Alloy Wprs, Alloy Whls, T/GIs, Sun Roof, Air, Frnt Bucket Seats, Cassette. VIN Whls, T/GIs, Cassette. VIN #RF314547. Cassette. VIN #WC710864. Stk. #M2288137. Stk. #2438A. 118,471 Mi. AM/FM Stereo. VIN #T1023891. Stk. Inter Wprs, T/GIs, Cassette. VINVIN #TK529193. Stk. #2547P. 55,690 #2370A. 17,721 Mi. #W1544502. Stk. #2463P. 15,239 Mi. Stk. #2552RT. 56,021 Mi. AS TRADED. #2398P. 75,834 Mi.

$ $9,995 $11,995 PONT1AG«BUICK*GMC SPORT UTILITY "40 Years Of Trust And Service' Prices Include All Costs To Be Paid By Consumer Except For Lie, Reg., & Taxes. Whelan Is Not Responsible For Typographical Errors. Offer Expires Monday, November 9,1998. Rt. 9 & Craig Rd. Freehold, NJ (732) 462-0847 or 1-800-398-4343 i