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; -ft Francis "Mac" Womack* (D) Ralph Andrews* (D) !„ .&£. Cathy Nicola* (D) Lawrence Baldini (R) Susan Marcrie (R) Arthur Lee Young III (R) Running for: Mayor Running for: Council Running for: Council Running for: Mayor Running for: Council Running for: Council Age: 51 Age: 56 Age: 42 Age: 52 Age: 44 Age: 52 Residency: 20 years Residency: 28 years Residency: Lifelong Residency: 24 years Residency: Lifelong Residency: 10 years, on Occupation: Attorney Occupation: Construction Political positions: Coun- Occupation: Owner of Occupation: Real estate and off Political positions: Mayor executive cilwoman for three years; the Buda Bar & Grille, agent with Re/Max Plat- Occupation: Part owner for three years; former coun- Political positions: Coun- previously on the Board of New Brunswick inum of landscaping business cilman; former Democratic cilman three years; Parks & Ethics and the Environmen- Political positions: Community involve- Community involve- committeeman; former Rec. Advisory Committee; tal Commission Councilman 2000-02 ment: North Brunswick ment: Board member of the member of the Affordable Cable Television Advisory Community involve- Accomplishments dur- Adult Drama Group Oaks at North Brunswick Housing Committee Committee; 2030 Committee ment: Previously a cheer- ing former term: Made Campaign issues: Sta- housing complex; soccer, Community involve- Former affiliations: leading and baseball coach; commitment in 1999 to in- bilizing and possibly lower- gymnastics and karate in- ment: Coached recreational Member of Open Space former member of Middlesex crease open space; voted ing taxes; trimming the fat structor; worked with the soccer, basketball and soft- Committee; Make North County Dept. of Human against the water contract off budgets; attracting good Big Brothers program; for- ball in town Brunswick Count census Services Veterans Stand- that caused North ratables; preserving open mer liaison to Department Recent accomplishments: committee; six-year chair- Down; former member of Brunswick to have the space; gearing new hous- of Youth and Family Serv- Keeping a balanced tone in man of the Planning Board; Middlesex County Very Spe- highest rates in the county; ing toward young profes- ices; provided counseling the township; administra- liaison to Environmental cial Arts; multiyear volun- acquired the Otken prop- sionals and empty nesters services to juveniles in the tive focus on economics Commission; special adviser teer CCD teacher at Our erty for the new Commu- in order to limit the impact Department of Corrections; through 2012 when the to Planning Board for the Lady of Peace Church nity Park; implemented a on the school district; op- qualified on his own for the township's debt will be re- master plan Current affiliations: Do- 13-year road improvement posing development that 1980 Olympics as a mile duced; financial responsibil- Community involve- mestic Violence Response program; re-evaluated does not take open space runner ity in the face of the ment: Volunteer baseball, Team, 2030 Committee, Hu- businesses that were pay- into consideration; revising Campaign issues: Lim- contamination at the town- basketball and soccer coach; mane Association, Demo- ing incorrect, reduced the water contract since iting the number of people ship high school; continuing executive board and found- cratic Social Club, Italian taxes on their properties North Brunswick has the leaving town because of open space preservation ing member of North American Social Club Ladies Brunswick Basketball Former affiliations: highest rates in Middlesex high tax rates; efforts to with the construction of the Auxiliary, Municipal Alliance Open Space Committee County; improving quality stabilize taxes; being a role Assoc; executive board, Committee, Traffic Safety Community Park; expansion founding member and past 1998; Zoning Board of Ad- of life model for African Ameri- of pocket parks; decrease in Committee; New Jersey justment 1999 cans in town; promoting treasurer of N.J. Knights Women's Political Caucus; crime rates; established first Soccer Club; former secre- Community involve- the Republican Party to county pay-to-play ordi- Monmouth Park Charity ment: Baseball, basketball, African Americans, who tary of high school Soccer Ball Organization Commit- nance; enacted various qual- Parents Assoc; member of soccer, flag football and usually join the Demo- ity-of-life ordinances; tee; Collier School Gala National Soccer Coaches Committee; Animal Defense roller hockey coach; Youth cratic Party; making North televised public township Assoc; former member of League; ReRun Horse Res- Council liaison Brunswick a safe place to meetings Youth Sports Council cue Organization Campaign issues: Com- live; handling the illegal Campaign issues: Fiscal Recent accomplishments: mitment to open space; immigration situation, responsibility; bringing Recent accomplishments: designating the Pulda since taxpayers are sup- Completed township master Initiating anonymous TIP sewer services in-house to plan and open space master farm as open space; smart porting children who are increase efficiency and lower Line to report suspicious ac- development; less school not legal residents; con- plan; passed open space tax tivity in town; supported costs to residents; recogniz- referendum to preserve impact by reducing the fronting an impending ing volunteer organizations; anti-gang legislation; spon- number of additional gang problem; helping property; opened Commu- sored anti-graffiti ordinance controlling developers so de- nity Park; upgrade of the school-age children in town young people find positive velopers don't control the new studio and cameras for Campaign issues: Im- through limited new hous- ways to express them- town; ensuring proper and Cable Channel 15; televised proving quality of life ing; constructing a skate- selves; fostering the ideals not irresponsible develop- township meetings; updated through fiscal responsibility; board park and community of never giving up and pur- ment; toughening zoning developing shared services; center; eliminating over- suing a dream, much like code enforcement ordinances beautifying North standards to eliminate ille- Campaign issues: Main- crowded houses; proposing the Olympics gal living conditions; creat- Brunswick through ordi- stricter code enforcement taining tax increases as close nances that maintain prop- ing a livable and welcoming to the cost of living as possi- ordinances and involving environment in town; con- erties; maintain security in ble; property tax reform; sus- the township schools; more fire marshals in inspec- necting neighborhoods with tainability plan through aggressive code enforcement tions; enforcing stricter open space areas via bicycle economic, social and envi- and community policing ef- landlord policies; advocat- paths and walking trails; ac- ronmental means; reduce forts; promoting a greener, ing the transit village and quisition of more open space; town's carbon footprint; in- more sustainable township; its self-sufficient, revenue- increasing community polic- crease hybrid fuel-efficient purchasing or accepting do- producing expectations; al- ing efforts; combating global vehicles in town's fleet; en- nations of open space; link- leviation of traffic warming issues and institut- ergy-saving lighting retro- ing neighborhoods via bike ing more environmentally fitting; installing new solar and walking paths; imple- friendly initiatives; construc- domestic hot water system; menting a smart growth tion of a new library, Senior beginning phase of town's plan; continuing the town- Center and Youth Center in links to Health, an initiative ship's road improvement the coming years; securing to connect open space areas; program; employing neigh- more grant funding developing pedestrian- borhood speed enforcement friendly means of travel; techniques; imposing stricter working toward the develop- penalties for gang-related ment of transit village; open crimes * — denotes incumbent government 4 SENTINEL, November 1,2007 NS www.gmnews.com District involved in two lawsuits over comp time BY JENNIFER AMATO from Nov. 27, 2000, until his retirement Staff Writer on June 30, 2007, Sigall had received - NORTH BRUNSWICK - The Board payment for vacation days and compen- of Education has filed a lawsuit against satory days, which the school board says former Business Administrator Marshall are not recognized as part of his con- Sigall alleging he wrongly claimed com- tract. He had served as the school busi- pensatory days. ness administrator and board secretary. Former acting Superintendent Geri The suit states that around May, CENTRAL (732)462-5005 2006, the former superintendent of "See store for details. 4235 Route 9 North Margin, meanwhile, has filed action Photos for illustration purposes, JERSEY schools, Robert Rimmer, was told that Americana tables excluded. Freehold, NJ against the board to receive payment for LIC#13VHD1191400. One Mile North of the compensatory days she says is owed her. the accumulation and use of comp days In-Stock Merchandise Only. Freehold Raceway Mall was not allowed, and that Sigall was Financing based on OAC. The board filed the suit against Sigall present during that discussion. The law- on Oct. 24 in state Superior Court in New suit alleges that Sigall continued to use Brunswick. An employee of the district comp days in lieu of his contractually provided vacation days. Superintendent Brian Zychowski said there are a "sig- nificant" number of days in question. "Our position is that the days we think they are talking about, that were accrued by my client, Marshall, Sigall, were before any discussion conducted with the former superintendent," said attorney Francis J. Campbell of the Reussille law firm in Red Bank. He also said that the board did not clearly define "compensatory" days in their suit, which allows for a vague interpretation. The Board of Education is suing Sigall for breach of contract, fraud, in- tentional misrepresentation, negligent misrepresentation, implied covenant of good faith and fair dealing, breach of fi- duciary duty and unjust enrichment. The district is seeking compensatory damages that were already awarded, punitive damages, interest, attorney's fees and costs of suit. Margin, on the other hand, is suing the board in order to receive over $17,000 worth of payments she says are owed. She filed a claim on Oct. 19 in Su- perior Court for 23.8 unused vacation A SHOWER days, at the rate of $561.61 per day, and 140.5 accumulated but unused sick days, at a rate of $30 per day. Margin began her term with North Brunswick in July 1999, serving as a instead of a bath, and save on your energy bill. high school assistant principal, director of curriculum, assistant superintendent and finally interim superintendent until this past summer. She replaced Rimmer on an interim basis when he resigned in Bathing uses the most hot water in the average household, up to 25 gallons a bath. May 2006, and remained in that position through April 2007, at which point Zychowski took over. At that time, she But a five-minute shower, at less than 10 gallons, means substantial savings over returned to her previous position of assistant superintendent of curriculum and instruction until her resignation on July 31. time. At PSE&G, we're concerned about the rising cost of energy. Using less energy Before her departure, on July 24, the Board of Education denied Margin payment of $16,570.42 in claims during a is the best way to save. Valuable conservation tips are available to our customers public meeting. As a result, the board filed an answer and counterclaim to her lawsuit on Oct. in a free brochure, Energy Savers. To get a copy, call 24, stating that there was no provision in her contract for the accumulation or use of compensatory days. She is being countersued on the same counts as 1-800-854-4444, or to learn more ways to help manage your Sigall. '.•*.**£** The issue was discovered after Mar- gin's resignation, when she claimed un- energy costs visit, www.pseg.com/saveenergy. used vacation days although the board knew vacations were taken. The board hired a special counsel to investigate the matter. Zychowski declined further comment because of the ongoing investigation. 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Valenti South River councilman 1993-98; coun- Floor Model Age: 73 cil president in South River 1997 Spa Displays Residence: New Brunswick Community involvement: South , starting at Occupation: Retired educator River Little League board of directors; f • ,-: | $2,995.00 Position: member of the South River Historical Freeholder for I and Preservation Society three years; Listed accomplishments: Securing chairman, De-1 Homeland Security grants; training and partment of I equipping first responders; integrating iAfww.pelicaiisliops.coni Human Services; | county and municipal law enforcement chairman, De- agencies; improving efficiency at the partment on | Middlesex County Adult Correction Aging Center, including video visitations and KENDALL PARK LEARNING CENTER Community J video arraignments; maintaining a ENROLLING FOR YEAR-ROUND CLASSES! involvement: state-of-the-art fire academy; increasing New Brunswick I educational opportunities with the • Year-round academic programs (K-12) City Council ( county vocational and technical schools; • Test Prep (ACT, SAT) member since Blanquita B. Valenti implementing the Tech 2000 program, 1990; co-founder which placed a computer in every • Advanced Placement Courses of the Puerto Rican Action Board of New county classroom; providing municipal- We Teach • Accelerated Programs for Gifted & Talented Brunswick; member of the Visiting ities with grant money for improved Success! • Home Schooling . Nurse Association of New Jersey; rep- recreation and open space • College Guidance resentative for Middlesex County to the Campaign issues: Stabilizing the New Jersey Association of Counties; county tax rate; continuing the county's • Special Ed. trustee for the New Brunswick Sister bond rating through financial stability • Summer School & Summer Tutoring Cities Association; trustee of the Saint and good budgeting; continuing the sec- Peter's University Hospital board for ond-lowest per-capita cost of county gov- Certified, Experienced Teachers nine years; board of trustees for the ernment in New Jersey; continuing the Middlesex County College for 13 years; preservation of open space and im- Classes 6 days a week, 12 months a year. member New Brunswick Planning provements to recreational facilities; in- • Flexible schedule! Board; member Human Relations Com- creasing green technology with hybrid mission of New Brunswick vehicles and alternative fuel; construct- Listed accomplishments: Started ing a 180-bed extended-care facility in "Try our unique approach to the SAVs or ACVs - It Works!!" Housing First program to combat home- Old Bridge; continuing services and lessness in the county; counseling senior quality of life at an affordable cost to "KPLC's citizens on Medicare changes; volunteer residents SAT Average Scare: for Meals on Wheels, which supplies 3088 Highway 27, Suite 4 • Kendall Park. NJ 08824 732-82 1-2111 2170 meals to 4,000 senior citizens through- (Continued on next page) .. j, Suite B-20- West Windsor. NJ 08550 609-799-6400 SAT Highest Score: 7 2400" _ Email: [email protected] • www.kplcteach.com 8 SENTINEL, November 1, 2007 NS www.gtnnews.com

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Monetary donations www.gmnews.com NS SENTINEL, November 1, 2007 9 A RECORD TO BE PROUD OF!

Responsible Budgeting Practices Maintained and Improved Water Service - Successfully implementing Long Term Debt - Maintaining Stable Water Rates Reduction - Maintaining Excellent Credit Rating Upgrading Water Treatment Facility - Successfully pursued and won $1,000,000's - Implementing our own Storm Water in Commercial Tax Appeals Management Program

Improvements in Public Safety Committed to Neighborhood/Quality of Life - Crime Rate down 8.8% in past year Improvements - Increased Community Policing Initiative - Updated Code Enforcement - Established a Tip Line for concerned residents Ordinances to ensure safety - Creating New Quality of Life Ordinances Park and Recreation Improvements - Continuing Road Improvement Paving Program - Oversaw design and Completion of North Brunswick's new Community Park - Implemented and Completed Pocket Park Renovation Program

Planning for the Future - Initiated North Brunswick 2030 Committee for Environmental Initiatives - Comprehensive review and adoption of our Master Plan - Municipal Improvements by implementing green building standards - Improving Parks and Recreation facilities

Successfully Advocated Open Government - Televised Planning and Zoning meetings - Enacted North Brunswick's First Pay to Play Legislation

ISNT THIS ONE RECORD YOU WOULDNT MIND HEARING AGAIN? On Election Day November 6th.... Continue the Progress x Re-Elect / Re-Elect / Re-Elect our mayor.... Councilman Councilwoman Francis "Mac" Womack Ralph Andrews Cathy Nicola

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Reader urges passage of Assembly bill roposed Assembly bill death or seriously bodily injury, 3240 would allow a per- exceeding the speed limit by Pson whose license has more than 15 mph, reckless been suspended for certain driving, illegally passing a motor vehicle violations to school bus or driving while the apply for a restricted use operator's license was suspend- license. The license would be ed or revoked would be ineligi- used exclusively for traveling ble for the restricted use to and from the licensee's place license. of employment or education, An applicant for a restricted when other transportation is use license would be required not available, and for driving to certify to the court that no on the job where that is a con- other reasonable means of trav- dition of employment. I support eling to and from his job or this bill since the proposed law schooling exists and that he is intended to mitigate the will suffer substantial financial adverse effects of a suspension hardship if the license is not of driving privileges on certain granted. The court would make persons who must drive motor a recommendation to the motor vehicles to maintain their vehicle commission as to employment or continue their whether the license should be education. granted. A restricted use Persons who can maintain license would be granted only if employment pay taxes and all fines are paid and sentences child support. Unemployed per- completed in connection with sons often become a drain on the license suspension and society. proof of fully paid liability Persons whose licenses were insurance is provided. suspended for accumulating 12 I urge voters to contact their or more motor vehicle points, legislators to support A-3240. driving without the required motor vehicle liability insur- Kenneth Vercammen ance, an offense that involved South Brunswick School will express gratitude to veterans Letters very Nov. 11 we honor the and we cannot measure the men and women who value of the freedom served by Bills would bring positive reforms to state Fish and Game Council E have kept America free their supreme sacrifices. and secure by serving in the On Nov. 2, Linwood Middle am outraged that deer are actions? Ellen Karcher's S-2041 reform- armed forces of the United School Community invites all being targeted for slaughter It is clearly evident that ing the Fish and Game Council. States. veterans to attend our pre-serv- I by hunters all over New many more recognize the Calls and letters are urgently Veterans Day is a fitting trib- ice ceremony at 9:30 a.m. at Jersey. Our public parks and urgency for sweeping changes of needed to your district Assembly ute to the courageous men and Veterans Park in North private properties are being con- the Fish and Game Council cur- persons and district senator to women who were willing to fight Brunswick as we express our verted to killing fields. What rently made up of all hunters. If help change these fractured for the ideals of liberty. gratitude by remembering their kind of message does this send you are as repulsed as I am by strategies. Through their service, our valiant service. from representatives who per- this, please support Assembly Gil Gilgebara veterans have joined a long line petuate and condone these Mike Panter's A-3275 and Sen. Hackettstown of patriots willing to risk all to Pete Clark preserve our freedom and the Principal Fish and Game Council bills are bad legislation, should be defeated American way of life. Many have Linwood Middle School died in defense of their country, North Brunswick egislative bills A-3275 and ation and food source aspects of satisfy a political agenda. S-2041 exemplify the the state's fish and wildlife The combined efforts of the Decrease in water bill pleases N.B. resident L worst kind of bad legisla- resources. New Jersey Fish and Game tion. These bills are designed to If passed into law, the provi- Council and the Division of Fish ith costs just about tract is up, we can get the same destroy the New Jersey Fish and sions contained in such legisla- and Wildlife have produced com- everywhere skyrocket- type of deal that we did last Game Council. tion would enable animal prehensive management and time so that our water bills con- The bills would exclude rights extremists to infiltrate conservation programs that W ing out of control, it is knowledgeable fish and wildlife the council and push to end serve as models for other states. nice to see that in North tinue to stay stable. experts and sportspersons from hunting and fishing in New. There is no need to change the Brunswick one of my bills has This time, maybe the the council and replace them Jersey, thus destroying an council. come down dramatically, and naysayers will have learned with political appointees. important part of our cultural These bills should be with- that is my water bill. I didn't their lesson and let our officials Such maneuvering would heritage and a vital aspect of drawn and all legislators and believe it when we were told finalize another contract like deprive New Jersey citizens of the state economy. voters should vote accordingly. that water bills would decrease this one without all the politi- the benefits of sound, science- Our hunting and fishing by up to 40 percent when the cal games being played like based fish and wildlife manage- rights are not up for grabs and Joseph M. Boa new contract was passed in before. ment programs. they are not open to debate or Tinton Falls 2002, but seeing really is A key provision would strip negotiation, nor are they some- Monmouth County Chapter believing. Wasilisa Wills the council of its authority and thing to be legislated away New Jersey State Federation I hope that when this con- North Brunswick responsibility to manage recre- through slick maneuvering to of Sportsmen's Clubs

Editorial: (732) 358-5200 Ext. 8226 Classified: (800) 660-4ADS Volume 15, Number 5 Fax:(732)780-4192 Fax: (732) 780-4678 Sentinel E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] The Sentinel is published Thursday by the Sentinel Sports E-mail: sports @ gmnews.com Publishing Co., P.O. Box 5001, Freehold, NJ 07728. Aa A Greater Media Newspaper Delivery problems? For mail subscription information, call (800) 989- KarlVilacoba Gregory Bean Display Advertising: (732) 358-5200 9969. Monocjincj Editor Executive Editor Fax: (732)780-4257 Call circulation at (800) 989-9969 or e-mail: [email protected] Dan Newman Rick Feinblatt E-mail: [email protected] Sports Coordinator General Manager before noori on Friday. www.gmnews. com NS SENTINEL, November 1, 2007 1 1 In prison, 22 months is no easy walk in the park o, our old friend John Merla, the cor- ===^=:-.—-—==-=-—= rupt former mayor of Keyport, was Ssentenced to 22 months in federal prison last week. GREG BEAN And just in time for Halloween, too. If •- Family and Cosmetic Dentistry you're a Keyportian, you couldn't ask for a better addition to your Fright Night goodie bag. Much better than a toothbrush, or 1 Tripthi Shctty. DPS even a nice, big Butterfinger. • Crowns, Same-day Root Canals The sentence was particularly satisfying ruption), here's a message for you, Mr. • Partial and Full Dentures for me, since the former mayor and I have Merla. Most of us think you're going exactly • Tooth-colored Fillings a history. Since he was first arrested in Feb- where you deserve to be. • Cosmetic - Invisalign ruary 2005, I've written a number of That apology you made at the sentenc- > Zoom! Teeth Whitening columns that have been very critical of his ing? We don't accept it. And besides your • Veneers felonious behavior. And while I've ham- family and a very few close friends, nobody > Night Guard, Sport Biteguard, mered the culture of corruption in Mbn- believes it was sincere. You're sorry you got Soft Night Guard mouth and Middlesex counties and been caught, and that's about it. • Same-day Appointments, critical of many of the individuals indicted At least you'll have 22 months to think Evening and Saturday Hours as a result of Operation Bid Rig and related about where you went so very wrong. 1 All Major Insurance Plans investigations, I was especially hard on • • • Accepted, Financing Available Merla, because he was so maddeningly ar- sually, at this time of year, I find rogant about the whole thing. myself writing a column about how He wouldn't step down as mayor, would- Unasty the local election campaigns New Patient Welcome Package \ n't take any responsibility for his actions. have been. This year, however, across most Cn»//)rehensive Dental Exam He acted like' the numerous charges against of our coverage area a curious thing hap- • X-rays (Bitewing) him were nothing but harassment cooked pened — politicians spent their advertising • Basic Cleaning ()riginal up by the feds and the media to make him money talking about issues instead of at- • (.tiiisultation with Dr. Shetty $6900Vilur S212 look bad. He swore he was going to plead tacking each other's personalities. New Patients at first visit only. Expires Dec 31,2007 not guilty, take the case to trial and be In Millstone, for example, where they found innocent. When that happened, he usually have to buy extra mops to clean up promised that we'd have a "conversation" all the blood spilled during the campaign, about the poor treatment he'd received at it's like the Nice Police have taken over and my hands. candidates are focusing on important is- Modern Dental Studio Guess we'll never be having that con- sues. The better climate might be because versation now, unless he gets phone privi- someone figured out how to muzzle John 577 CranburyRd., Suite C-1 799 /199 11199 leges in the slam. Pfefferkorn, who usually stirs things up out East Brunswick, NJ 08816 iQL~*TOL~U I LU In the. days since Merla's sentence was there, but it might also be because candi- handed down, I've talked to people who dates figured voters were sick of negative www.moderndentalstudio.com think he got off easy, and some of those people are the mayor's former constituents campaigning. from Keyport. Obviously, a lot of people in There are exceptions, of course. that community feel particularly betrayed The Karcher-Beck battle for the 12th by Merla's behavior (consider that the judge District Senate seat has been brutal and SUNDAY, in the case said he'd never received so many at this point, neither of the candidates presentencing letters from people asking sounds very likeable. In that race, the NOVEMBER 4. 2007 him to throw the book at someone), and I candidates have spent too much time 11:00 A.M. -1:00 P.M. can understand their anger. going after each other for farmland tax Initially, Merla was facing eight counts abatements and driver's license suspen- for corruption, a long time in jail and a sions, and not enough time talking about whole truckload of money in fines. what the candidates have done, or plan to HOUSE He made a deal in which he pleaded do for their area. guilty to taking one $2,500 bribe from an Granted, Beck, who spent her first informant and admitted to taking a total of term in the state Assembly without get- about $24,000. ting a single law passed, doesn't have On that single count, he faced 24 to 30 much to hang her hat on. And unless months in federal prison, so 22 months is a there's a really, really remarkable expla- little light. And the $20,000 he'll have to nation for all those license suspensions, pay in fines doesn't even add up to the she doesn't deserve to hold public office, amount he's admitted to taking in bribes. because getting your license suspended But no matter how you cut it, 22 months that many times is just plain dumb. in federal prison is no walk in the park. The race between Republican atten- Twenty-two months is about 97 weeks, or tion-hound Robert Kleinberg and inexpe- 679 days. That's 679 days when the last rienced Democrat Jon Hornik for the thing he'll see at night and the first thing he'll see in the morning are bars. It's 2,037 mayor's job in Marlboro has also been bit- meals in the prison cafeteria (unless he ter and personal. Good luck to Marlboro trades with fellow inmates for extras). voters trying to make a choice in that one. It's almost eight full seasons of having Good luck also to voters in Sayreville, his life controlled every second of every day where politics has been ugly all year long by people with Mace, guns and shackles. It's and the campaign was no exception. a couple of calendars filled with holidays And good luck to anyone trying to when — instead keeping company with an make sense of the campaign between institution full of felons like himself — he Seema Singh and Bill Baroni, who are could have been with his family if he'd only battling for a seat in the state Senate from behaved honestly. It's never being able to the 14th District. That campaign has been vote again, never being able to walk the so nasty that if None Of The Above was on streets of his hometown without feeling the the ticket, good old NOTA would be the looks of former neighbors who now know only reasonable choice. exactly what he is — a crook who abused Talk about having to hold your nose their trust and lined his own pockets with when you vote. In the 14th District, you'll bribe money. also have to wear latex gloves, so none of That's got to sting a mite. the campaign slime will rub off on your But even though we're talking about the hands. former mayor of a small town in Monmouth County and not a big fish like former New Gregory Bean is executive editor of Jersey Senate President John Lynch (cur- Greater Media Newspapers. You can reach rently serving a 39-month sentence for cor- him at [email protected]. - • ••• 1 . "*• '. . 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JENNIFER AMATO Members of the masonry union Local 594 stand in front of the giant inflatable rat l-800-DONATE-CARS (1800 366 2832) they have set up outside of Judd Elementary School in North Brunswick in protest - of only non-union workers being hired by the construction project's subcontractor. Masons 'rat out* firm ^MUSICAL for non-union work ple from this town also deserve an oppor- COMEDY Inflatable rodent, tunity to do some work on this project. ... protesters set up in We as an organization have a lot of members from this community and they are front ofN.B. schools looking for an opportunity to do some HEAVEN!" work." - Wj'cfuuJ BY JENNIFER AMATO Idrovo added, "The union members Staff Writer from the community are out of work and are fighting for what is right, and that is NOETH BRUNSWICK - A group of for the benefit of the community." local unionized masons are picketing the The other concern is that union work- construction jobs at Parsons and Judd El- ers must go through specified training ementary schools and Linwood Middle and apprenticeships, while non-union School because non-union workers were workers do not. However, Superintendent hired to complete the work. Brian Zychowski said that no matter who Prestige Construction in East is employed, the district has inspectors, a Brunswick was hired as a subcontractor construction management firm and ar- by general contractor Rampart Construc- chitects who perform quality checks dur- tion during the bid specifications set forth ing the entire process. He also said that by the Board of Education two to three other contractors working at the schools, years ago for the school expansions. The such as electricians and plumbers, are projects have been going on for about two unionized. months and are expected to be completed "The law is clear that work being done by next summer. with public funds at minimum must be However, union members of Local 594 done at prevailing wage, but they don't are concerned because they have been have to use union labor," he said, adding shut out of the chance to work. A group of that he is not familiar with work done by laborers have been walking in front of the Prestige. schools since last week because they said Local 594 has been out from 8 a.m. to since union and non-union workers are 3 p.m. for the last week. They also set up paid the same hourly rate, they should be a 20-foot inflatable rat across the street allowed to work together on a job. In- as a sign of contractors who don't like to stead, they claimed that Prestige only play by the rules. Idrovo said the union hires non-union workers. workers would continue to try to settle "The union is trying to talk to Prestige with Prestige because they want to work Telecharge.com 212-239-6200• Groups:SQQ-22i4^M but there is no response, so we have to re- on the project. SJ Al Hirschfeld Theatre, 302 W. 45th St.•CurtainsTheMusical.com sort to the picket line," said Marcelo Representatives from Prestige could Broadway Cast Recording Available on Angel iitp Idrovo, an organizer with the union. "Peo- not be reached for comment. ' www.gmnews.com NS SENTINEL, November 1, 2007 13 Libertarian denied funds for exclusion from debate agency involved, the rescue funds were to limit it to the four candidates." after the debate that she asked if Assembly candidate in- denied. Jasikoff said he's received an out- Scheurer could join in. Clean Elections district "They're still classified as a news pouring of support from local residents. Jasikoff, however, did single out source, which are not qualified under "You don't know how many people are Greenstein for her noncommittal ap- sought help from ELEC rescue funds," Jasikoff said. ,. calling us," Jasikoff said. proach. Jasikoff also had a big "People are outraged. All "We haven't made any things per- BY CHRIS MURINO problem, with the fact we can do is keep fighting. sonal for this campaign, but in this case, Staff Writer Scheurer was never men- This is not just for this elec- we thought she should have stepped up," tion, it's for future elections Jasikoff said. ibertarian state Assembly candi- tioned as a candidate. to come." date Jason Scheurer applied for "That's the only thing "Linda told Lou that they're definitely and was denied rescue funds under going for us," Jasikoff said. Scheurer has also re- welcome," said Elizabeth Meyers, Demo- L "We weren't mentioned at ceived support from most of cratic campaign spokeswoman. "We've the Fair and Clean Elections (FACE) Pilot Project that is taking place in the all." the other candidates in the been with them at several community fo- 14th District. Kandal Stanley, News 12 race. A video on Scheurer's rums." Web site contains him and Scheurer was not allowed to take part New Jersey's news director, Another unsuccessful decision was Jasikoff approaching the in a televised News 12 New Jersey in- explained his decision to passed upon Scheurer when a state Su- four other candidates about terview forum that the other four major keep the program to the perior Court judge denied him injunctive him being left off the televi- party candidates participated in. He and four major party candi- relief for having the words "Clean Elec- sion program. his campaign manager, Lou Jasikoff, dates. tions Candidate" printed next to his hope to go before the Election Law En- "There are six candi- "You have every right to name on the ballot. Everything else on Scheurer's lawsuit is still pending. forcement Commission (ELEC) within dates in that race, but in Jason Scheurer be there," Democrat Wayne the next few days. the interests of giving the DeAngelo said to Scheurer. Scheurer filed the lawsuit Oct. 10 for not only that issue but because his pub- "This is worse than an attack ad," public a meaningful pro- Republican Tom Good- lic funding is significantly smaller than said Lou Jasikoff, Scheurer's campaign gram, we limit it to the major party can- win said that Scheurer should be given his major party competitors. manager. "You know it comes from a spe- didates," Stanley said. equal time and Adam Bushman, also a cial interest group, that they have agen- Stanley said this only dealt with this Republican, agreed that Scheurer should "[The judge] turned us down because das. With a news agency, you assume particular program. get rescue funds. Democrat Linda Green- the ballot was already printed," Jasikoff they're unbiased." "In our news coverage in general, stein said that it was fine with her if said. "We didn't expect injunctive relief Scheurer was in the debate, but it was — there was not enough time." However, because it was a news we'll cover everybody," Stanley said. "For this particular program, we felt we had not her decision. She also mentioned Candidate criticized for using clerk as driver Smith, of South Brunswick. di>- to the audit. payer expense I* ;ui egregious, abuse of State Senate hopeful fendfrl the use ol'Corrn. "One of the employee's duties ;»•* taxpayer dollars." Republican Tom "J was required to have a person principal clerk is in attend and assist Goodwin said in a pres>s release. ''Every Singh dismisses issue with iTn.1." Singh =aid. "By the Director at the Divi- day when I go door to door. I hear from as GOP imudslingingi dm ing together, we i-ut sion of Rat*- Counsel's families who are struggling with rising out duplicate charges. I Consumer Education and property taxes. This is another exam- BY CHRIS MURINO used to do PowerPoint Outreach presentations) ple of the government waste and abuse conducted throughout the that drives up property taxes."' SlaUJWniur presentations,: in a week we did three to four pre- State of New Jersey by Singh is upset about the Republi- Democratic state Scnato hopeful sentations all over New transporting, sotting up cans making a big deal about this. Seema Singh was driven to and from Jersey."' and handing out materi- "They're niudelinging when there's events by an office clerk during her The audit also speci- als." said Singh in the reno issue." Singh said. ''He's the one time as ratepayer advocate, according fied that Corro had port. running a dishonest campaign. They're to a 2006 audit by the New Jersey state worked as a clerk driver Singh's Republican op- taking tips from newspapers that were Legislature. since 1992 for two other ponents voiced their dis"- slanted. They're not focused on the is- "When reviewing travel expenses state agencies and that pleasure about the sues." incurred by the employee, we noted his past work experience situation in press releases. Singh is running against Bill Ba- that most of the miles charged on his did not merit his being Requests for further com- roni in the 14lK District. The district in- travel vouchers between July 2004 and hired as principal clerk. ment from the Republi- cludes Cranbury, Hamilton, January 2006 were in the capacity of a Singh defended Corro Seema Singh cans were not granted. Jamesburg, Monroe, Plainsboro, South chauffeur for the director," the audit and his responsibilities fcFor Seema Singh to Brunswick and West Windsor. said about the clerk, Fabio Corro. as principal clerk in a re- have a chauffer at tax-

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Expires 12/31/07 (Friday, November 9th Double Day) • Most Insurance Plans Accepted 14 SENTINEL, November 1,2007 NS www.gmnews.com Town enjoys frightening fun in a local haunt Halloween hayride, Dardani, who set up trails at the back of There was tons of food, music and a David Landy, 12, of South Brunswick, Woodlot Park," said Bonnie Bruccoleri of freaked-out car show, featuring cars decked enjoyed himself. trails raise funds for the South Brunswick Department of Parks out in spider webs, skulls and other ghastly "They did a good job with it all," Landy South Brunswick causes and Recreation. "It grew through the accessories. said. "When the people jumped out at the years." But the macabre was certainly the most right moment, it was all pretty nice." About $10,000 or more was raised over popular. The walking trail was also a venture BY CHRIS MURINO the entire weekend, according recreation "How many times have you gone Staff Writer into the woods and had a variety of creepy department Director Tom Morris. through?" one child yelled to his friend be- sets and tons more clowns and chain saw- "It's reached a lot of the teenage popu- . fore getting on the hayride. SOUTH BRUNSWICK - It was a typ- wielders lurking and waiting for pop-out lation," Bruccoleri said. "A lot of kids go "Don't sit in the back," another scares. There was even one member of the ical Halloween weekend in South through a lot of times." screamed. Brunswick: ghoulish creatures walking Skull Crew (the volunteers who dress up That was certainly true on Saturday The hayride was a 10-minute trip into and scare their victims) covered entirely in around, a bonfire raging, kids dancing and night. The teenagers heavily outnumbered the woods that featured appearances from playing, and of course, Dardani's Haunted leaves, who shrouded himself in the trees. their older counterparts, with many kids masked marauders with chain saws, many "The clowns, definitely the clowns for Trail and Hayride scaring the daylights out getting dropped off by their parents in the of whom jumped on the wagon, a huge fly- of thousands at Woodlot Park last week- me," Nicole Traves, 12, of South Brunswick, long line to enter the park. ing spider that came out of nowhere, and said when asked what the scariest part of end. It was a Saturday night out for many, even "Michael Jackson," who may have "It started out with Tom and Caroline the trail was. "I hate clowns." and they didn't only enjoy the scary stuff. been the scariest part of the ride. The event was sponsored for the first time by the Municipal Alliance, according to Morris. South Brunswick's Project Grad- uation sponsored the hayride and will receive its proceeds. Mariann Long, Fall into V COOL nights & HOT Deals-Perfect together! chairperson of the Haunted Hayride, said they made between $4,000 and $4,400 after expenses. The hayride attracted about 440 people on the rain-soaked Friday night and around 1,300 people on Saturday evening. Proceeds for the walking trail will go to Amanda Callagy, 16, and Ryan White, 11, SALE PRICE INCLUDES: who are battling Sandhoff's disease and muscular dystrophy, respectively. • COVER A new addition to the event this year was the Little Vikings Fun-Time Forest • STARTER CHEMICALS ELECTRIC HOOK-UP SPECIAL Trail, a tamer trail for the little ones, spon- RELAX! CENTRAL JERSEY POOLS LICENSED sored by the South Brunswick High School • STEPS, ELECTRICIANS CAN HOOK UP YOUR IN-STOCK dance and Softball teams. It was held Sat- SPA PURCHASE...FREE OF CHARGE! urday and Sunday. 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StaffWriter According to the report, the Bloods, Latin Kings, Crips, MS-13 and Pagans Mo- SOUTH BRUNSWICK - The 2007 torcycle Club were all found in over 50 mu- Street Gang Survey released by the New nicipalities. The Bloods were found in Jersey State Police showed a 10 percent in- almost 90 percent of areas inhabited by crease in gang activity since the last survey gangs. in 2004. Ryan declined to specify which gangs Out of 25 municipalities in Middlesex were most prominent in South Brunswick. County, 17 of them, including South "We don't want to attribute it to one cer- Brunswick, reported a gang presence. tain gang," Ryan said. "Other gangs can get The report said that municipalities in upset." Mercer and Middlesex counties were more Ryan said that his mentioning a partic- likely than others in the region to have a ular gang could cause violence between gang presence. An estimated 89 percent of gangs. He did say that five gangs are known Middlesex County residents live in a town to be in South Brunswick. with gang activity. "The biggest problem comes when they South Brunswick Police Detective Jim try to get other people to be a part of them," Ryan said that every effort is being made to Ryan said of the gangs. "There may not be halt any gang activity. an immediate threat, but getting people to- "We're very proactive," Ryan said. "We gether to assimilate and join them is the have three officers who assimilate all the in- danger." Police Beat

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BY JENNIFER AMATO the township is ex- "This is wonderful news for development," sey, one of EDA's innovation zones. I Staff Writer pected to be North Brunswick Mayor Francis look forward to final action by L'Oreal $840,000 each year. "Mac" Womack USA and EDA on their lease negotia- NORTH BRUNSWICK - The mu- and for New Jersey "This is wonder- said. "I am pleased tions in the near future." nicipality has found a way to make up because it affirms ful news for North to express my sup- Because the site is owned by EDA, some tax revenues through a new busi- once again the Brunswick and for port for this initial which is an independent state agency, it ness venture in town. importance of the New Jersey because Route 1 corridor step in the process is not subject to conventional property L'Oreal USA has completed a pay- it affirms once again that is expected to taxation. The L'Oreal agreement is sim- ment in lieu of taxes (PILOT) agreement between Princeton the importance of and North bring nearly 400 ilar to the tax agreement with the EDA to occupy a major research and develop- the Route 1 corridor Brunswick, known research and de- for the Technology Centre of New Jersey ment facility on Route 1 north by Mill- between Princeton as 'Einstein's Alley,' velopment jobs on Route 1 south, which is located town Road. The new and North as a center for in- and a major, new across the street from the site. 240,000-square-foot building will be Brunswick, known novative research corporate presence An ordinance to approve the agree- constructed on the site, which is owned as 'Einstein's Alley,' and development." to the campus of ment will be presented to the Township by the New Jersey Economic Develop- as a center for inno- — Francis Womack EDA's Technology Council for first reading on Nov. 5. ment Authority (EDA). The revenue to vative research and Mayor Centre of New Jer- Official advises reuse of leaves as lawn fertilizer BY JENNIFER AMATO He said organic matter helps insulate the Hommer said leaf mulch can be made least 4 feet wide and 3 feet high and Staff Writer soil, preventing it from freezing and then by using a leaf shredder or by running should be rotated periodically to keep it thawing, which leads to soil and root dam- over piles of leaves with a lawn mover, and moist. It can be mixed with regular gar- NORTH BRUNSWICK - The Town- age. Mulch also prevents erosion and en- can include pine needles and recycled den soil or spread over the tops of lawns ship Environmental Commission is asking hances the soil's ability to retain evergreens. The mulch should be and planted beds. residents to put the brakes on their rakes water and nutrients, while be- laid down in early winter after Hommer said composting is a "nature- during the autumn season. coming a food source for mi- the soil has cooled but is not friendly alternative" to artificial fertiliz- Removing fallen leaves and clearing croorganisms within the frozen. An inch or two of ers. He said New Jersey homeowners dead vegetation deprives many species of soil. space should be left in spent over $120 million in 2001 for lawn food and habitats, according to Mark "It's just the smart between the mulch and fertilizers alone, according to a Rutgers Hommer, the chairman of the commission. thing to do," Hommer tree trunks and shrubs University survey. Fertilizers can harm He said that natural nutrients that could said. "Every year more to avoid fungus and in- the environment through water contami- improve soil are instead wasted, so some than 28 million tons of sect problems. nation and ecosystem runoff. dead plants, especially those with seed leaves and lawn clippings Another solution is leaf heads, and dried stalks, leaves and seed The Environmental Commission is an are trucked to U.S. landfills, composting, a process that all-volunteer board that meets monthly. pods, should be left alone to provide food where they consume enor- produces a rich, crumbly or- and shelter during the winter. NORTH BRLNSWK The schedule and agendas are posted on mous amounts of space and ganic material that can be www.NorthBrUnswickOnline.com. Instead of raking and bagging up produce methane, a green- used to naturally feed the leaves, Hommer suggested turning them house gas that contributes to global warm- soil, Hommer said. Leaves and yard clip- For more information, call Hommer at into mulching material for planted beds. ing." pings should be left in a large heap at (973) 713-4539.

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Greater Media Newspapers prints obituaries as a free community service, at no charge to the Salvatore Rocco Rivela Richard L. O'Laughlin Phyllis L. Brogley O'Connell families of the deceased or to the funeral homes Mr. Rivela, 86, of New Brunswick, died Oct. Mr. O'Laughlin, 72, of North Brunswick, Mrs. O'Connell, 81, of North that provide-the information. 16, 2007, at Willow Creek Rehabilitation Cen- died Oct. 18, 2007, at Robert Wood Johnson Brunswick, died Oct. 28, 2007, at Robert ter, Somerset, following a lengthy illness. Bom University Hospital, New Brunswick. Born Wood Johnson University Hospital, New Carmella Theresa Miragliotta Agugliaro in New York City, he resided in Brooklyn, N.Y., in Newton, Mass., he resided in Jamesburg Mrs. Agugliaro, 58, of North Brunswick, died and Staten Island, N.Y., prior to relocating to prior to relocating to" North Brunswick in Brunswick. Born in New Brunswick, she Oct. 7, 2007, at home. Born in New Brunswick, New Brunswick in 1958. He was a superintend- 1972. He was a senior research pharmacist was a lifelong resident of North she resided in Edison prior to relocating to North ent of printing at Uniman Printers, North at Bristol-Myers Squibb, New Brunswick, for Brunswick. She was active in local, count Brunswick following her marriage. She was a cus- Brunswick, for more than 30 years, retiring in 35 years, retiring in 1994. He was a commu- and state PTAs, and a member of the New tomer service representative at Wachovia Bank, 1985. He was a member of Amalgamated Lith- nicant of St. Augustine of Canterbury Roman. Brunswick High School Athletic Hall of Piscataway. Prior to that, she was employed in ographers Local 1. He was a marksman and Catholic Church, Kendall Park section of Fame committee. She was an avid Rutgers various areas of the banking industry. She was a shot in various competitions, and was a mem- South Brunswick. He was predeceased by a University football fan and member of the communicant of Our Lady of Peace Roman ber of South River Pistol Club. He enjoyed Las granddaughter, Nicole O'Laughlin; and a Catholic Church, North Brunswick. She was ac- Touchdown Club. She was predeceased by Vegas, and was an animal lover, and enjoyed his brother, Ronald O'Laughlin. He is survived her husband, Wilbur "Whip" O'Connell in tive in the PTA, and sports at her children's family dogs. He is survived by his wife of 66 schools. She was an avid Elvis Presley fan, and by his wife, Marilyn Murray O'Laughlin; two 1989. She is survived by a daughter and collector of memorabilia. She was predeceased by years, Madeline Marrano Rivela; a son and daughters and one son-in-law, Kerry son-in-law, Deborah and Joseph Suchocki daughter-in-law, Louis and Daria of Wayne; a her father, Nicholas Miragliotta in 1985. She is O'Laughlin of Stroudsburg, Pa., and Lauren of North Brunswick; a sister, Bernice survived by her husband of 18 years, John daughter and son-in-law, Sally and Bob Blaine and Kenneth Pickett of Winston-Salem, of North Brunswick; a sister, Santina Rivela N.C.; five sons and three daughters-in-law, Sakash of Tamarac, Fla.; two grand- Agugliaro; two daughters, Nikki M. and Nina M. daughters; and several nieces and Agugliaro, both at home; her mother, Josephine Carresi of Brooklyn, N.Y.; a brother and sister- Dr. Richard and Debbie O'Laughlin of West Miragliotta of Edison; two brothers and sisters- in-law, Ben and Betty Rivela of Henderson, Nev.; Creek, Dr. Robert O'Laughlin of Las Vegas, nephews. Interment was at Bound Brook in-law, Anthony and Renette Miragliotta of San two grandchildren; and three great-grandchil- Michael and Lisa O'Laughlin of the Dayton Cemetery. Arrangements were by Selover Diego, Calif., and Nicholas and Marlene Mi- dren. A Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated section of South Brunswick, Brian and Julie Funeral Home, North Brunswick. Memo- ragliotta of Edison; a sister and brother-in-law, at Our Lady of Peace Roman Catholic Church, O'Laughlin of Kendall Park, and Steven rial donations may be made to North Rosemarie and Neal Zirkle of Nashville, Term.; a North Brunswick. Burial was at Moravian O'Laughlin of North Brunswick; a sister, Brunswick Volunteer Fire Company, P.O. stepson, Michael Agugliaro of South Brunswick; Cemetery, Staten Island, N.Y. Arrangements Lois Geary of Palm Beach, Fla.; and 11 Box 7004, 600 Cranbury Cross Road, a stepdaughter, Laurie Kendzulak of Piscataway; were by Selover Funeral Home, North grandchildren. A Mass of Christian Burial North Brunswick NJ 08902. and several nieces and nephews. A funeral service Brunswick. Memorial donations may be made was celebrated at St. Augustine's Church. will be Oct. 25 at 8:30 a.m. at Rezem Funeral to American Heart Association, 1 Union St., Arrangements were by Selover Funeral Home, East Brunswick. A Mass of Christian Bur- Suite 301, Robbinsville, NJ 08691. Home, North Brunswick. ial will follow at 9:30 a.m. at Our Lady of Peace Puzzle answers Church. Burial will be at St. Peter's Cemetery, New Brunswick. Memorial donations may be Doris E. Giles Gardner Mary Talaber Fabian made to American Cancer Society, 846 Main St., Mrs. Gardner, 83, of North Brunswick, died Mrs. Fabian, 75, of East Brunswick, for- Fords, NJ 08863; or Make-a-Wish Foundation of Oct. 23, 2007, at Robert Wood Johnson Univer- New Jersey, 1034 Salem Road, Union, NJ 07083. merly of the Somerset section of Franklin, sity Hospital, New Brunswick. Born in New died Oct. 22, 2007, at home. Prior to her re- Brunswick, she resided in Edison prior to relo- tirement, she was employed at Johnson &J John L. Musto cating to North Brunswick 20 years ago. She was Johnson, New Brunswick. Surviving are a Mr. Musto, 85, of Monroe, formerly of Mill- a member of United Methodist Church of New daughter, Mary Knapp of the Kendall Park town, died Oct. 21,2007, in the Gardens at Mon- Brunswick. She was predeceased by her hus- section of South Brunswick; two sons, Paul roe. His wife, Evelyn Christ Musto, died in June. band, Alan F. Gardner in 1993. She is survived Fabian of Manville and Joseph Fabian of East Surviving are a daughter, Carolyn Louise by two daughters, Peggy Ann Kovach of Edison, Brunswick; a brother, Joseph Talaber of Rospopa of Monroe; a grandson, Christian and Estelle Isbitski of Toms River; a brother, Switzerland; and three grandchildren. A Mass Rospopa of East Brunswick; two aunts, Rose In- Robert H. Giles of Spotswood; five grandchildren; gandela of Lavallette and Margaret Santopietro was offered at Our Lady of Lourdes Church, of Schaumburg, 111.; two nieces, Diane Saitta of and four great-grandchildren. A funeral service Milltown. Entombment was in Holy Cross North Brunswick and Eleanor Zukosky of Vero was held at United Methodist church. Burial fol- Burial Park, South Brunswick. Memorial con- Beach, Fla.; and several great-nieces and great- lowed at Franklin Memorial Park, North tributions may be made to Vistas Hospice nephews. A Mass was offered at St. Mary of Brunswick. Arrangements were by Selover Fu- Charitable Fund, 1 Meridian Road, Suite 5, Mount Virgin Church, New Brunswick. Crema- neral Home, North Brunswick. Eatontown, NJ 07724. tion was private.

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ence fiction, Garden State Horror mystery and Writers offers support suspense. Members for writers of dark genre come from all over New Jer- BY LARRY RAPPOPORT sey and as far Correspondent as Warwick, N.Y., and hat frightens you? Pennsylvania. Is it a tarantula the size of a Level of ex- WHummer? A psychologically de- perience in ranged killer? Or perhaps dinner with GSHW is di- the in-laws? verse. For in- There's one group in New Jersey that stance, Jack you might say is an authority on the Passarella has subject of fear. had seven Enter the Garden State Horror Writ- novels pub- ers (cue the spooky haunted mansion lished, includ- music). This Monmouth County-based ing a takeoff group helps horror writers lure you into on the "Buffy the landscape of terror. the Vampire The GSHW also helps writers cope Slayer" series. Others are just starting with that other horror: trying to get pub- Having seasoned and novice writers in the lished. group allows for a lively give and take. "Before I joined Garden State Horror Like Frank, they come to GSHW in Writers, I had no idea what I was doing be with other writers who "get it," wri I or what direction to go in," said Gary ers who understand the trials and tribu- Frank, a horror novelist and president lations of writing horror in a society th.ir of the GSHW. "Some of the older pub- increasingly frowns upon horror as a le- lished members helped me get direction gitimate writing genre. and focus." They also come to be in a communii \ Though experience varies widely, the that welcomes them. Frank remember- writers in this group all share a passion meeting renowned horror writer Mori for one thing: horror. So what is it about Castle at an event years ago. horror that's so intriguing to these writ- Somebody helped Castle get when- ers? According to Frank, horror explores he was. Now he wanted to help other-, humanity's dark side and brings to light just as horror writer Pat Graverson en- the shadows in all of us. It's one of the visioned when she created the GSHW ~\ 7 few genres to do that. years ago. Its mission: "Helping writer - "It also explores the strength of the bring dark fantasy into the main- human spirit to overcome adversity," stream." The Garden State Horror Writ- Frank said. ers (www.gshw.net) provides il- Frank is quick to note that charac- members witli the tools they need to get ters in horror stories are .flawed from published. These may include critique- the start. It is. through adversity that market news updates or publishing tip- the characters find strength within Also, monthly appearances by expert - themselves they never knew they had. such as writers, editors and agents edu- Readers identify with the characters cate members on everything from weav- and realize that if these flawed charac- ing a suspenseful ters can overcome adversity, they can, horror novel to tack- too. ling the publishing "It's also a lot of fun having the free- world. dom to be as spooky and scary as possi- Frank was amazed ble," Frank said. and happy to find a But it's not for everybody. Frank community like Gar- claims that horror writers are inher- den State Horror Writ- ently different from other writers. ers. After being in the "You have to have a mind for explor- group for several ing the darkness in yourself," Frank years, Frank is now said. "It's not easy to confront your excited to be in a role greatest fears." where he can give In 2003, Frank saw his first horror back, novel, "Forever Will You Suffer," pub- "I like being here in lished. And he is now readying for the a capacity to help di- release of his second book in November rect people," Frank 2008 titled "Institutional Memory." said. Frank credits the group with helping "Having people him to streamline the opening of the around who know ANDREW MILLER staff novel. what the struggle is Jonathan Maberry discusses the art of writing for the horror With 45-50 active members, the group like makes this writ- genre during a meeting of the Garden State Horror Writers at tne Middletown Public Library Oct. 24. Book covers reflect the has become so popular they have added ing thing a little eas- djversjty of the U{Jark genre „ other genres besides horror, such as sci- ier." www.gmnews.com NS SENTINEL, November 1, 2007 1 9

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Nicholas Music Center Tamil Star Night Slavic Cultural & Heritage th 85 George St., New Brunswick Festival of Hungarian, celebration of Diwali, Society 10 anniversary Pick of the week India's festival of lights Nov. 4,1:30 p.m. free Gypsy and World Music Nov4,4 p.m. St. Mary's Byzantine Catholic (732)932-7511 State Theatre Church www.masongross.rutgers.edu The Kalman Balogh Gypsy Cimbalom Band will Livingston Aye. 1900 Brooks Boulevard perform Nov. 3 at 8 p.m. at New Brunswick's State New Brunswick Hillsborough John Fogerty Theatre, 15 Livingson St. Special guests will include tickets: $73, $48, $23 tickets: $25, includes dinner Nov. 8, 8 p.m. the Eletfa Hungarian Folk Band and New Brunswick's (732)246-7469 (732) 469-3331 Count Basie Theatre Csurdongolo Folk Dance Ensemble. www.statetheatrenj.org 99 Monmouth St., Red Bank The cimbalom, a sort of oversized hammer dul-' | tickets: $95, $75, $55 cimer played with mallets like a vibraphone, pos- (732) 842-9000 Annual Great Imitator www.countbasietheatre.org sesses piano-like percussive abilities to drive a band Masquerade Lyme disease Music rhythmically or take the melodic lead. fundraiser for John Drulle, M.D, Emerging Artists Series Kalman Balogh, one of the foremost Hungarian Memorial Lyme Fund Inc. Ballads in the Woods performed cimbalom players, is descended from a famous dy- . singer-songwriter James Dalton Nov. 4,1-6 p.m. by the D-Major Singers Nov. 8, 7:30 p.m. nasty of Hungarian Gypsy musicians. A graduate of Jenkinson's Pavilion presented by The Friends of the Ferenc Liszt Academy of Music of Budapest, Balogh Point Pleasant Beach Gospel singer Adam Acuragi Parks and band has completed many successful tours throughout the family event featuring DJ Nov. 3 at 3:30 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. world with various ensembles, receiving rave reviews. Nov. 11,3 p.m. Mr. Bill, buffet, games and Holland Activity Center at The band creates a dynamic union of music from the prizes for costumes Middletown Library old and new worlds, connecting the ancient folk music Tatum Park 55 New Monmouth Road $15, $10 for children age 6-18, Red Hill Road traditions of Central and Eastern Europe with the free for age 5 and younger, (732)671-3700 chord progressions and swing of jazz. The band also Middletown www.mtpl.org additional $2 at door tickets $45 for nonmembers; includes acoustic bass, guitar, trumpet, saxophone, (732) 542-7308 and violins. $40 for members for 6:30 p.m. Herman's Hermits www.johndrullelymefund.org seating, The Csurdongolo Folk Dance Ensemble from New starring Peter Noone $40 and $35, respectively, Nov. 9, 8 p.m. Brunswick, consists of young Hungarians from the for 3:30 p.m. seating community who are committed to studying and sharing the authentic dance culture of their ancestors. Strand Theater buffet served 400 Clifton Ave., Lakewood They have performed throughout the United States and Canada and have traveled to Europe to enhance their Comedy (732) 975-9735 knowledge of folk dances. tickets: $42, $34, $26 friendsofmonmouthcountyparks. (732) 367-7789 The Eletfa Folk Music Band, from the New York area, has performed throughout North America and com Hungary. The band members treat audiences to a high-energy, tour of Hungarian song and dance culture. Colin Quinn & Caroline Rhea www.strand.org Tickets range from $25/45 (discounts are available). Details and tickets: (732) 246-SHOW (7463), or Nov. 15,8 p.m. : Charleston Music Concert visit www.statetheatrenj.org. : "'•••.;•-.",. : :i: Count Basie Theatre presented by The Imperial Music Monmouth Street, Red Bank Center Band On Stage Yvonne Theater, > 'My Fair Lady,' 'Fiddler on the (732)842-9000 Nov. 4 at 2 p.m. Exhibits Rider University Roof,' 'Ragtime,' 'Moyiri' Out,' www.countbasietheatre.org 48 Appleby Ave. Lawrenceville Rd., Lawrence 'Jekyll and Hyde,' 'Hairspray,'. tickets: $20 - $39.50 South River The Diary of Anne Frank tickets: $10, $5 for students, • 'Smokey Joe's Cafe' & other lunch served from noon to 2 p.m. Down the Shore: The Coastal presented by Rutgers Theater-.. $4 for preview and brush-up - Whoopi Goldberg Heritage of New Jersey ; shows; comic monologues & (732) 238-0310 Company T'v ; (609) 896-5303 one-act plays by David Ives, Nov. 28, 8 p.m. www.theimperialmusiccenter.com presented by the Middlesex Nov. 2,3, 7-10,14-17 at 8•ftrfi;; Jane Martin, Christopher•Dufang, Count Basie Theatre County Cultural & Heritage No.y: 4/and 11 at 2 p.m. . • Seven Sins Monmouth Street, Red Bank Jazz Month 2007 Commission & the Cornelius Mason Gross Performing Arts phe-act plays; dance numbers (732) 842-9000 Claudio Roditi Quintet Low House Museum Center :•: Nov. 9,10,16 and 17, 8 p.m., N;^;p \y www.countbasietheatre,org Nov. 4, 2 p.m. ongoing 85 George St., New Brunswick Nov. 18, 2 p.m. ..'; :Mqnrbe TOwnship'HighSchQpl tickets $58-$175 Art Baron and the Duke's Men Tuesdays-Fridays & Sundays, tickets: $25, $20 for seniors, Studio Theatre 1-4 p.m. ,, ::'16;29^err;inevill e Roads • W >: Nov. 11,2 p.m. $15 for students with valid ID Mercer County Co. 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. tSY JEFF GRANIT staff Left, Rutgers running back Ray Rice breaks free for some of his 142 yards during the Scarlet Knights' 31-3 loss to West Virginia. Above. Rutgers George Johnson (31) wraps up West Virginia quarterback Pat White during Saturday's game in Piscataway. Following big win, RU has lackluster performance with his legs, with the Scarlet Knights the end zone once again. gram, we have to do that," Schiano said Scarlet Knights don't having to respect Slaton's running ability "It is very obvious the things we did not about competing with the nation's top show much in 31-3 loss as well. do today," Schiano said. "We did not tackle teams on a regular basis. "We have to be "We knew [White] was an explosive guy the way we should and we did not catch able to win a big game and then go out and to West Virginia from watching him on film," said senior de- the football. We dropped too many passes, win another big game. That's what cham- fensive tackle Eric Foster. "It's not going to and some of them were touchdown passes. pionship programs do. We are going to BY DOUG McKENZIE catch you by surprise, but you know this is We dropped three touchdown passes. Are Correspondent have back-to-back big games. We didn't do a very, very fast quarterback, possibly faster they tough catches? Some of them are, but that, and that is frustrating. ... Certainly he West Virginia Mountaineers were than any well see this year." they are catches we need to make. today we were a little bit off in everything just about perfect. The rainy weather and wet turf did lit- "Tackling just wasn't Rutgers-like that we were doing." tle to slow down White, who is comple- today," he added. "Certainly the two guys TWith the sixth-ranked team in the Next up, RU will take on Connecticut nation coming to Piscataway on Saturday mented perfectly by Slaton, a shifty [Slaton and White] we were trying to tackle speedster himself. From the start, the had something to do with that. Those are as on Saturday at Rentschler Field. UConn for a rain-soaked affair, the Kutgers Uni- is coming off its biggest win in the pro- versity football team was hoping to beat WVU tandem proved to be the difference good athletes as there are in the country, in the game. but a lot of things went wrong today." gram's history, a 22-15 win over South its second ranked opponent in a row for Florida on Saturday. With the win, the the first time in school history. However, Facing a first-and-10 at the RU 38, Sla- Rutgers tailback Ray Rice put forth his with quarterback Patrick White and tail- ton opened the game's scoring with a daz- usual strong effort, carrying the ball 30 Huskies (7-1, 3-0) maintained first place back Steve Slaton running at will, the zling run across the field, following his times for 142 yards, and becoming the in the Big East, and proved that, like Rut- Scarlet Knights simply couldn't keep pace, blockers into the end zone at the 4:33 first player in Rutgers history to rush for gers, they are ready to play with some of losing 31-3 before a sellout crowd at Rut- mark of the first quarter. at least 1,000 yards in three seasons, and the elite teams in the nation. gers Stadium. After the RU defense made a defensive the first player to eclipse 4,000 yards for "I think we earned a lot of respect today," With the loss, RU fell to 5-3 on the year stand, a special teams miscue set up his career in the process. He also set a new UConn head coach Randy Edsall said. (and 2-2 in the Big East), while the Moun- WVU's next score. A WVU punt bounced school record with his 20th career 100- They certainly got everyone's atten- taineers improved to 7-1 (2-1 in confer- off the back of Ramy Nubani, who was yard game. However, despite his personal tion, and Rutgers will need to play a far ence) and kept alive their hopes for both running to set up the blocking on the re- accomplishments, Rice was hardly in a better game this Saturday if they hope to the Big East and BCS titles. turn. The Mountaineers recovered at the celebratory mood following the game. compete with this vastly improved "The positives for the game were that RU 31, and five plays later it was 14-0 "We got outplayed," he said. "They came Huskies team. not one player stopped playing their hard- after a White one-yard keeper. out here and executed and we didn't.... We Rutgers quarterback Mike Teel, who est," said itU head coach Greg Schiano fol- Rutgers got on the board with just 4:39 have a lot of young guys playing right now, was victimized by a slew of dropped lowing the game. "That's how we want to left in the first half when senior Jeremy so we have to continue to try to be our best. passes by his wide receivers against WVU, play when things go against us." Ito booted a 39-yard field goal, but WVU I think we just have to finish the season out acknowledged that his team needs to play managed to answer with a field goal of its and see how far we can get." And there certainly were plenty of better against UConn, but was also quick things going against them, most notably own — a 42-yarder from Pat McAfee — as Wearing all-black uniforms for the first time expired in the first half to head into time in school history, Rutgers was play- to credit West Virginia for the lopsided White, who continuously torched the RU score this past Saturday. defense with his speed and elusiveness. the break up 17-3. ing its second consecutive top-10 team for In the second half, WVU padded its lead the first time in the program's 138-year "We didn't play anywhere near the level Rutgers also lost four turnovers, resulting of football that we can play, but the other in 14 WVU points, while the Moun- with a nine-play, 75-yard scoring drive, with history as well. However, they were un- taineers did not turn the ball over. Slaton scoring his second TD of the game able to match the effort they put forth in team had a lot to do with that," he said. When they had the ball, White me- from a yard out. Up 24-3, WVU capped the beating then-No. 2 South Florida, 30-27, "They played a very good football game." thodically picked apart the RU defense scoring late in the game with a seven-play, on Oct. 18. Ajust about perfect game, as a matter of 66-yard scoring drive, with White finding "If we want to become an elite pro- fact. www.gmnews.com SENTINEL, November 1, 2007 25 Greater Media Newspapers & online www.gmnews.com

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with Sharon Peters By Clare Marie Celano hose who profess "It's a man's world" need to take a ride to Freehold Chrysler Jeep on TRoute 9, where the "world" inside the car dealership is run by a woman — and a young one at New-car that. Our daughter will be buying her first car soon, and we're trying Diane Minervini, who just turned 40, is the gen- * to coach her to be a Careful car shopper. We've already con- eral manager of the dealership and heads up a busi- • vinced her to get a 2007 model instead of 2008 in an effort to ness that employs approximately 50 people. save a few thousand dollars. What else would you suggest? Besides viewing all the new vehicles when you Q walk into the dealership, you'll see Minervini First stop, log onto safercar.gov, which is operated by the Na- among the 99 percent male sales force. She recently * tional Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Ask her to click hired a young woman in the Sales Department, one A • on the Electronic Stability Control button and make a list of all who is doing "excellent work," according to the the cars having ESC as standard or optional equipment. All other vehicles general manager. are now out of the running. Period. No exceptions. Minervini, who said she "loves the auto indus- ESC is the computerized driving aid that helps drivers steer their way try," seems to be a natural in a business that has out of skids and other driving situations that might otherwise lead to a been pretty much dominated by men. rollover. Soon this will be mandatory for all vehicles sold in this country - Practiced and professional, the young woman but not just yet. It makes sense for anyone buying a new or recent-model seems to be in the place she belongs, albeit a place used car to get it because it's equipment that, according to NHTSA, sig- she said she had to earn. nificantly reduces injuries and fatalities. Minervini started in the car business as a part- Also, think about trade-in value four or five years from now. By then, time cashier, working her way through community ESC will be mandatory and regarded by much of the buying public as a college. must-have. When she's trying to trade in or sell it, she'll probably take a "That was the most my family could do with bit of a hit. five kids and both parents working. I liked the busi- Diane Minervini, general manager Second, ask her to do a detailed test drive of every car she's interested ness so much I left Brookdale [Community College of Freehold Chrysler Jeep in. This includes highway driving as well as city driving to check out in Lincroft] in my first semester," she explained. pickup and maneuverability. Too often salespeople have a very specific She added that she did not consider herself a good involved in every department. I feel I have better six- or 11-minute route that they direct all people to take. Fine for them, role model for that decision, and now heartily rec- control if I know what's going on in each depart- but that doesn't give a would-be purchaser nearly enough information to ommends college for young people. ment," she said. make an informed choice. So she must be insistent about how much and Minervini worked her way up from cashier to She calls herself a "hands-on kind of girl" who what kind of driving she does, and leave the lot confident she has done assistant office manager by the time she was 20 said her door is always open to her employees. enough varied driving that she is familiar with the basics and idiosyn- years old. "They don't need to make an appointment I'm crasies of the vehicle. Part of that discovery process'is putting it into re- "I started in the dealership in 1990 and moved always available to them," she said. verse, and doing a lot of turns to make sure she's OK with any blind areas. up the ladder, and then became controller in 1996. This general manager would really like to see Third, she should fully understand the terms of the vehicle's warranty, In 2000, the executive vice president asked me to more women in the auto industry business. "You what's covered (and what's not) and for how long. train as the general manager," she said. can have a very successful, lucrative career here," Next, have her set a date a week or so down the road to make her final Her curiosity to know how everything in the she said. decision. That way she won't get swept up in the moment and wind up auto industry worked, coupled with her intense de- Her company is beginning a new four-day work making an on-the-spot/less-than-perfect deal with a high-pressure sales- sire to learn, were the winning combination, and program that she believes will work better for many person. Also, tell her not to fall quickly and deeply in love with any single have brought her to where she is today — at the people's schedules. Working 8:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. or vehicle. Not only does that wreck her leverage in negotiations, it may pre- top. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., she finds allows employees to be vent her from making the wisest decision. Moreover, that particular car "It was a great climb, but a tough one," Min- more productive, and having three days off is al- may be gone by the timcshe goes back. And that's fine. There will be ervini admitted. "Being a woman in this position, it ways a good thing. chances in another decade or so for her to get her dream car. This one took time to earn respect." She has great respect for her employees. Calling should be about the safest, most reliable ride for the best price, even if it's Minervini has made it her mission to learn each some of them "diamonds in the rough," she added, a color she doesn't love or is a little less showy than she might like. job in the dealership. "there is so much talent here." When she's narrowed the field a bit, she should go to one of the "The auto sales are just a portion of what goes And with Minervini's guidance, employees are price/features comparison sites that will allow her to see in black and on in the automobile business," she said, adding given a chance to shine. white how one car truly compares to another. Among them are ed- that there are many career options for people to "I try to get to know everyone who works here," munds.com and kbb.com (Kelley Blue Book). showcase their individual talents. she said. She added that each person must be She also read should published reviews of her top three or four con- "Whether you are into accounting, customer treated according to their individual personality. tenders to see how her opinions stand up against those of professional service, working with the public, sales, technology "Then departments thrive." road-testers. or computer programming, there are many posi- In between running a major car dealership, an- Finally, she should do some research regarding financing. She could tions available," she advised. swering questions, assisting and mentoring her wind up paying thousands more over the course of the loan if she makes a "Anyone can start in the auto industry and do staff, Minervini still manages to attend her sons' hasty, uninformed choice. whatever they need to do to create themselves," she soccer games, shop for her family, and do a little It's a lot of work, for sure. And by her third or fourth car purchase, a explained. "It's not just about being a woman. It's reading and home decor shopping at Home Goods, lot of these things will be quicker and more automatic. I applaud you for about being who you are in order to succeed." where she said she could "spend all day." trying to set the stage for a good, careful purchase this first time. She will Minervini, who works six days a week, starts She prepares many meals on Sunday for her learn behaviors and develop skills that will serve her well in making fu- her work day around 8:30 a.m. husband and two sons, and if all else fails? "We ture major purchases, such as buying a house. "Some days I finish between 6 and 7 p.m. Other have various restaurants on speed dial," she said, ©CTWFeatures days, I'm not done until 10:30 p.m. I try to be here with good humor. What's your question? Sharon Peters would like to hear about what's whenever I'm needed," she said. Contact Freehold Chrysler Jeep, located at 4304 on your mind when it comes to caring for, driving and repairing your ve- "I get involved in all the departments, from Route 9 south, Freehold, by calling (732) 780-2900, hicle. [email protected]. • service and parts, to accounting and sales. I try to be or visit www.rreeholdchryslerjeep.com. www.gmnews.com SENTINEL, November 1, 2007 ' 35

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Good miracles, near Kinsman of Jesus UNDERCUTTERS condition, all service records, DODGE PICK-UP 2500 '94 a Novena in Christ, faithful intercessor of all who $2,900. Call 908-670-3741 a/c auto, snow plow, salter, new invoke your special patronage in LANDSCAPING p/s, exhaust, tow miles. $4,400. time of need, to you I have recourse Fall Clean Ups/Landscaping, Snow NISSAN MAXIMA '96 - Beige neg. Runs great. 732-836-9428 Greater Media Newspapers, from the depth of my heart and Plowing. Fully ins. East Brunswick ANYTIME , ANYWHERE Loaded. Good, clean condition. humbly beg to whom God has given & surrounding Mike, 732-715-9123 THE ROOF DOCTOR 83,000 mi. $4,995. iVDODGE PICK-UP* such great powei to come to my Will Repair Your Roof Call 732-735-5062 4X4 '90 you may use the coupon assistance. Help me in my present Mobile homes / Rubber roofs / PONTIAC BONNEVILLE SE '01 and urgent petition. In return, I Porch roofs / Shingle roofs. Black w/beige interior. Loaded. With plow, $1,200. promise to make your name known Attic fans / Storm damage. Only 94,000 orig. mi. Exc. cond. Call 732-928-7173 and cause you to be invoked. Gutter Cleaning / Screening $4,500. Call 732-740-6393 below or call Say three Our Fathers, three Hall 1-800-303-3873 DODGE RAM 1500 Pick Up Marys and Glorias. Publication must BRASUSA Evans Maintenance PONTIAC GRAND PRIX '96 '01 - 99,000 miles: Green. be promised. St Jude pray for us all CONSTRUCTION 4 dr., 6 cyl. 105,000 miles. Quad Cab. Fiberglass lid. who invoke your aid. Amen, This J & R ROOFING & SIDING Exc. cond. $1,900./best offer. $3,800. Call 732-904-2350. Belgium Block; Concrete Curbs, UNBEATABLE RATES 1-800-660-4ADS Novena has never been know to fail. Sidewalks, Driveways, Steps, Call 908-769-8052 DODGE VAN 3500 '96 - V-8, This Novena must be said for 9 Exp. & Ins. 732-672-8965 Brick Mailboxes, Design Pavers, TOYOTA CAMRY '88 - Auto., auto, new brakes, tune-up. consecutive days. Pool Areas & Raised Up Patios. M.G. CONSTRUCTION, INC. Low miles. Runs great. $2,800 Your prayer will be published in the local Thanks L.M.F. 188,000 mi., some rust, but Fully Ins. & Lie. 732-605-9473 SIDING / ROOFING runs real good,-$600. or best best offer. 732-836-9428 Over 14 years exp. For free offer. Call 732-570-1675 Greater Media Newspaper in your area. CUSTOM MASONRY estimates call Mike-609-443-0343 FORD F-350 '96 - Turbo diesel, Experience Equals Quality Work or Gene-732-605-0813 TOYOTA SION TC '06 crew cab, utiility back w/closed Brick Work A Specialty Exc. cond. Under 30,000 miles. cab, lockable. Dual rear. Cost NO JOB TOO SMALL ROOFING BY ALEX SMUTKO Silver, tinted glass, extras. 104,000 miles. Asking $8,500. CALL ERIC 732-254-8821 0 down must roofs. -5% $13,800. 732-246-1237 Call 908-309-6703 w/ad. -5% seniors. -5% Cash. Pre-payment required. DiANTONIO MASONRY Use 2 = 10%. +Quick Sign-on VOLKSWAGON JETTA, '01 HONDA ODESSEY EX 2006 Concrete driveways, side- Incentive! Call 732-583-0412 Auto. 120,000 miles. 10,000 mi. Health forces sale. Mastercard. VISA or walks, brick porches & patios. Needs some work. $2,500. $22,000 or best offer. Custom stone work. Free est. Call 732-329-2961 per paper Owner on every job for quality Call 732-495-7653 Discover accepted : workmanship, 732-985-5609 Waterproof! rig VOLKSWAGON PASSAT DON'S CUSTOM MASONRY GLX-2000 Name Fireplaces / Patios / Pavers. V6 4 motion, AWD, auto Sptronic Free estimates. 732-251-4352 MR. FIX-IT trans., dual pwr. heated seats Basement Waterproofing w/ driver memory, 6 cd chang- M.G.C. CONSTRUCTION 1-800-765-2793 er, sunroof & climate control. PACE CARGO TRAILER Address. •Concrete • Curbs • Driveways Free Est. Deal w/owner $ave Silver w/ black leather int. Load- White. Model CS612SA •Sidewalks • Pavers 'Steps ed. Hgwy. miles. Exc. cond. Ask. $1,800., with extras. •Belgium Block • Mailboxes $7,800. Call 732-740-4370 Call for details, 732-866-9561 Phone Initials at end of prayer.. Fulfyins. Call 732-254-8103 TRAILER for sale. As Is. In MASONRY • NEW WORK • good condition. Washer/Dryer , REPAIRS • Refs. Available. Spofit Utility Ceiling fans and wall A/C units Call 732-254-0643 Vehicles: •!• included. 5O'X1O'. $4,500. MC/VISA/DISCOVER # ______EXP. PORTUGUESE MASON 732-264-9068 or 732-557-4600 Brick Paver Specialists • Steps TOYOTA FJ CRUISER '07 concrete driveways/patios/curbs 4x4, silver, auto., 28,000 miles. Check One Prayer: sidewalks • Family Operated Autos For Sale Excellent condition, loaded, 1" owner. Call 732-940-9433 Rec. Vehicles • St.Jude Novena Please return form with check or 732-257-7822 or 732-406-8586 money order for $19.00 per paper ACCURA RSX '03 - 82,000 29' PROWLER TRAVEL • Prayer to the Holy Spirit miles. Sunroof, fully loaded. TRAILER '99. Sleeps 8. Kit., payable to Greater Media Newspapers. $10,000 or best offer. Exc. Ant jq«e Autos BA, microwave, awning. Excel- • Prayer to St.Jude Cond. Call 732-742-3816 lent cond. $6,500. 609-259-3698 • Prayer to the Blessed Virgin - CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT JERSEY UNLIMITED MOVING CO. ACURA TL-'99 Mint cond. THE CLASSIFIED CAN! "A company with all the right CDAape/Bose System, sun roof, new MG 77 MAKE YOUR PHONE RING! • Sacred Heart Prayer moves" Free est: Storage avail. 10% tires, Garaged. Orig. Owner.135,000 Greater Media Newspapers off boxes/packing supplies w/ hgwy. mi. $7,500. 732-817-1008 Maroon, convertible with Call Classified today this ad. Lie. 00759. 732-296-9588 removable hard top included. • Thanksgiving Novena BMW 330i '04 Fully loaded, Body and interior sharp, motor and we will help you P.O. Box 5001 THE CLASSIFIED CAN! 58,000 mi., 4dr., sports pkg. solid. This little sports car runs write an effective ad. • Unfailing Prayer to St.Anthony SELL YOUR HOUSE. silver w/black leather int., ext. well and handles like a dream. 3499 Rt. 9 North warr.,$21,000. 732-963-7779 Low mileage, 79,000 actual. 1-800-660-4237 • Prayer to St.Jude with special request for Serious buyers only. Call 1-800-660-4237 BUICK CENTURY '95 - 3.1 V6. Local 732-358-5210 Freehold, NJ 07728 Local 732-358-5210 Full power, auto. Running cond. Priced at $6,000. firm. Fax 732-780-4678 New water pump & tires. Call 732-422-9615, Asking $1,795. 732-316-9776 after 6pm. 36 SENTINEL, November 1, 2007 NS www.gmnews.com

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