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get a face BY CHARLES W. KIM SUH Wi iter outh Brunswick voters supported the school district's $46 million building plan on Tuesday. "I want to thank everyone who voted for this," Board of Education member Barry Nathanson said Tuesday night. Voters approved the plan by a vote of 1,488 to 809, including absentee ballots. Pools were open in the township from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. with about 11 percent of the township's reg- istered voters casting ballots. "I think wo did a good job of getting the word out and getting 11 percent," said Nathanson, who is also on the board's facilities committee. According to the -township clerk, 2,270 voters out of a registered 19,625 voted Tuesday. The plan will upgrade the district's older ele- mentary schools and renovate the two middle schools to keep up with spiraling enrollment, according to officials. According to the district's most recent projec- tions, there will be 257 more students than seats next year, and that figure will rise to a deficit of 581 seats by the 2007-08 school year. As a short-term solution, the district is using portable classroom trailers to house the overflow. Holiday gift ideas Currently, the trailers house about 150 students, for everyone on your list according to the district. Officials said that the plan should eliminate the Page 29 trailers from the district. The building plan will also provide parity with JEFF GRAN IT staff the newer schools by guaranteeing an average class A pedestrian braves the weather to walk down Hermann Street during the snow- size of 23 students, provide separate cafeterias and storm in North Brunswick on Friday. gymnasiums, provide separate art and music rooms, and make sure that "open space" classrooms now have walls from floor to ceiling. The plan will add 34 new classrooms to the dis- "Not all futures are the same, trict and maintain a class size of 23 students, and if we ail don't work togeth- according to district officials. er, we will get one of the less desirable futures.' Brunswick Acres Elementary School will pick up eight new classrooms and provide alterations to 13 — US, Rep Holt Rush others. (D-12th District) Cambridge will gain six new classrooms and two Page 6 new kindergarten classes. clear away the almost 15 inches of Constable will get six new classrooms and alter- Residents reminded to snow for the Monday morning com- ations to six others, according to the plan, and keep walkways clear mute, Dick Fowler, the DPW director, Greenbrook will get eight new classrooms and al- said. terations to three others. Index BY JENNIFER KOHLHEPP "On Friday night alone, we had 30 In addition, Monmouth Junction will see alter- Business ,. ,39 Staff Wntci pieces of equipment out with our ations to five regular classrooms and two kinder- Classified ...... 44 employees working straight through garten rooms. r fter a late autumn snowstorm until 4 a.m.," Fowler said. "Our resi- The district will use a state grant of $13 million Milestones ,...,..., .23 buried North Brunswick last dents should be proud of the personal to help with the financing for the plan, bringing the Obituaries ...... 37 .week, township officials are performance given by all of our town- tax impact down to about $33 million. asking residents to prepare now for a ship employees." According to the board's finance committee, the Opinion 12 wicked winter. Poiloe Beat ...... ,28 Although he said the township did money will be bonded at a rate of about 4 percent The township's Department of interest during 25 years. Sports .,.....,.., .38 not experience any extraordinary diffi- Public Works and Department of Parks culties as a result of the snow and that The committee estimates that the tax bill will and Eecreation employees and other the cleanup went well, Fowler said res- increase by about $90 for the owner of a $200,000 contracted snow removers worked www.gmnews.com overtime throughout the weekend to (Continued on page 15) (Continued on page 3) SENTINEL, December 11, 2003 NS
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in wake of tragedy SOUTH BRUNSWICK - A 17- > < -S r year-oid high school senior jumped to V 1 f his death in a Times Square hotel early Sunday, according to police. New York City Police Department spokeswoman Sgl.. Mary Christine Doherty said Monday that. Kendall Park resident Vincent Deperalta i u plunged 23 floors to his death at 12:35 a.m. Sunday at the Marriott Hotel, .. V 1535 Broadway. vt' According to Doherty, Deperaltu . jumped from tho 31st-floor atrium inside the hotel, landing on the I „ 1 eighth-floor lounge. Deperalta was i , transported to St. Vincent's Hospital i where he was pronounced dead at 1:10 a.m. i., ".• Doherty said that police continue to investigate Deperalta's death, but
officials believe that it may have been STEVEN M. BARON suicide. Police found two notes from Spectators gather at the Lock-Tenders House at D&R Canal State Park in Kingston, South Brunswick, for the historical society Depei'alta, one on his body, and the and garden club's annual tree lighting. other on a ledge near where he jumped, Doherly said. Doherty could not reveal, however, what those notes said. Students at South Brunswick High School were notified of Deperalta's More soil testing on tap near NBTHS death Monday and counseling was offered, according to district officials. Lombard said. seven properties on Plains "We are confident with the "To respond to the untimely death Township seeking Earlier this year, soil test- Gap Road for testing after the information given to us by of a high school student this past information on ing in the park and around Powell-Harpstead confirmed Our consultants and the DEP weekend, the administration and the school revealed levels of the line of soil contamination that there is no cause for con- guidance personnel have coordinated original owners arsenic, lead, copper and zinc in the area extended from cern," Lombard said. "The a response for students and adults in excess of those permitted Roosevelt Avenue through material is inert and does not BY JENNIFER KOHLHEPP by the DEP. Veterans Park to the high move around, limiting any that may be affected," a Monday pi-ess Staff Writer release from the district said. More recent tests revealed school parking lot and toward possible contact." In response to the tragedy, high NORTH BRUNSWICK - the presence of trilchloroeth- the residential development Lombard said once school Principal Frank Ingargiola met There will be more testing for ylene, TCE, which is an following the power line right Powell-Harpstead completes with key personnel Monday morning contaminated soil in the industrial solvent used as a of way. all of the testing, the DEP to address student needs. Ingargiola township. cleaning or degreasing agent. "Powell-Harpstead's must approve a remediation met with guidance counselors, school- The township has The federal recent tests suggest the con- action for both the high school based youth counselors, administra- approached homeowners Environmental Protection tamination may exist in a and the park. tors, the school resource officer, police, near the North Brunswick Agency has linked cancer and 360-degree circle,"- Lombard "We hope to have a reme- and central office personnel before Township High School on developmental, reproductive said. diation project under way in telling the faculty about, the event. Raider Road, seeking permis- and neurological health prob- Officials did not have the the first quarter of next year," George Scott, director of student sion to conduct precautionary lems to prolonged exposure to opportunity to meet with all Lombard said. services and chair of the Community soil testing on their proper- TCE. the residents from the seven After finding the presence households that could be af- The township is still seek- Response Team, will meet with other ties last week. ing information regarding the team members to provide resources to Township officials and of TCE, the environmental fected, but did receive engineering firm of Powell- approval from some of those history of ownership of the the community, according to the dis- representatives from the land. trict. state Department of En- Harpstead began groundwa- in attendance to access their Board of Education President Bob vironmental Protection met ter testing that should con- properties. "Although we have had Long extended sympathy on the with Plains Gap Road resi- clude this week, Lombard "Even if we gain all of the some indications as to who board's behalf to the family during dents in a special meeting said. residents' consent to begin owned this property before, Monday night's board meeting. Lang Dec. 4 to discuss the possibil- The township and the testing this week, we won't we are still looking for first- also announced that counselors would ity of soil contamination on Board of Education entered know the results of those hand information from resi- be available for. students who may their properties like that into a memorandum of agree- tests until the end of dents that will help us to sue need assistance dealing with the found in the area of the high ment in retaining Poweli- December, at the earliest," the responsible parties for tragedy. school, officials said. Harpstead in August to help Lombard said. this contamination," Student Council representative to "The testing is a precau- with the remediation of con- Even in areas where con- Lombard said. the board, Tina Goodwin, said that tionary measure, not a step taminated soil found around taminated soil lies, Lombard Anyone with information Deperalta will be missed. Many of the because we are absolutely the high school during the said a 2-foot layer of clean soil regarding the history of the students were shocked and saddened sure that the contamination construction phase of the on top of the pollutants has site should call Lombard's by the death, Goodwin said. is there," Township Business school's expansion. kept the vicinity safe over the office at (732) 247-0922 ext. The district announced Wednesday Administrator Robert DEP officials approved years. 435. that there will be a remembrance service for Deperalta from 7-9 p.m, on Sunday at St. Cecelia's Church at the intersection of Georges Road and Bond approved- Kingston Lane, All faiths are we'l-. (Continued from page 1) the vote in a telephone interview. the plan. come. "I'm just really pleased that resi- "They made it happen," Long said. home in the township. dents and voters see the value of our During Monday night's board meeting, — Charles W, Kim Board President Bob Long was on a school system," Long said. Scott said that the plan would start business trip to Michigan Tuesday Long thanked the various teacher final design yesterday if the referendum night, but said that he was pleased with and parent groups for their support for passed. SENTINEL, December 11, 2003 NS
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CENTRAL 4235 Rt. 9 N, Freehold, NJ Hours: Mon., Wed., Thurs. 10-8, TUGS., Fri., Sat. 10-6 Sun. 11-5 BY CHARLES W. KIM tleman," Deputy Mayor Carol Barrett PATIO&AAORE www.centraljerseypools.com Stud'Writer said. SOUTH BRUNSWICK - Deputy Each of the council members praised Township Manager Geoffrey Urbanik is Urbanik for his commitment to the town- moving on. ship. "It was time for me to take the next Urbanik also praised council mem- step," Urbanik told Township Council bers for not being too political while han- members Tuesday night, marking dling the township's business. his final meeting. "People can tell that you Urbanik is leaving to leally care about South become the admimsti a- /%, Brunswick," Urbanik tor/clerk for New ' *• said. Hanover Township Urbanik served as Burlington County. ™ acting township man- Urbanik took the V ager when Matt position as deputy man- Watkins left to take a ager for South Brunswick state job in Trenton. in 2001, replacing Richard Watkins, who returned as manager this fall, said that Kunze. Kunze had accepted SOUTH BRUNSWICK a post as the manager foi he was very proud of Highland Park. Urbanik In New Hanover Township, Urbanik "He was the second son that I never will be working under a township com- had," Watkins said. SUPERSTORE mittee form of government and will work Watkins said that one of Urbanik's with a budget of around $2 million. greatest strengths is that he acted on his New Froien F^od-Aisle "Geoff, you have always been a gen- own initiative on many issues. Monday is Urbanik's official last day. .Refrigerated Ca$es • Larg§ JFQOCI Selection' in Board Weapons surrender program under way Middlesex County Prosecutor Bruce J. ammunition will be accepted for sur- Kaplan and Freeholder Christopher D. render, the Prosecutor's Office is focusing Take $1.80 off VJ^/ Take $ % .00 off Rafano, chairman of the Middlesex its efforts on assault weapons. The office County Board of Chosen Freeholders will offer a $500 reimbursement for per- any purchase of SUPERSTORE any purchase of K (>Q or more Law and Public Safety Committee, re- sons who surrender assault weapons dur- $ 10,00 or ^I^VM^^±J^ cently announced the implementation of ing the ongoing program. Other weapons a new weapons surrender program. In a will be accepted for surrender and departure from previous programs, the destruction, but no reimbursement will current program will be conducted on an be offered. ' • ongoing and rotating basis. To date, 88 firearms, including 49 The next scheduled weapons sur- assault weapons; more than 50 maga- render is set for 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Dec. zines, including 35 illegal high-capacity 14 at the Old Bridge Police Department, magazines; and more than 600 pounds of 1345-ClS HI6HWAY 1 U Route 516, near the intersection of Route ammunition have been surrendered. NORTH BIIIINSWICIC MEW JfeHSEY 9. For more information, call Assistant SHOPPING Home pickup will be available under Prosecutor Cindy P. Glaser at (732) 745- certain circumstances. 3300 or e-mail [email protected] • • \- Although any type of weapon and/or sex.nj.us. SENTINEL, Dccembei 11 2003 5 rdi'iianc DIVORCE MEDIATION KEEP YOUR DIGNITY AND SANITY! • END YOUR MARRIAGE WITHOUT SPENDING ALL YOUR TIME AND 5 MONEY. SAVE A SUBSTANTIAL AMOUNT AND OBTAIN A BETTER S small additions to their homes, such as RESULT. Residents will soon know decks or fences. who is building Developers seeking approval for a • REACH AGREEMENT ON ALL ISSUES IN 8 TO 1 2 WEEKS WITH A variance or a change in variance from MINIMUM OF AGGRAVATION. BY JENNIFER KOHLHEPP township officials must post the sign in a » SPARE YOUR CHILDREN A PROLONGED EMOTIONAL ROLLER COASTER. Staff Writer "clearly visible" location on the property STANLEY HARMON, A PROFESSIONAL DIVORCE MEDIATOR, WILL ENABLE YOU TO NORTH BRUNSWICK - Anew ordi- they want to develop, at least 10 days SPEAK RATIONALLY TO YOUR SPOUSE AND CREATE WORKABLE AND FAIR prior to the public hearing and until SOLUTIONS. SUCCESSFUL RESULTS ARE ACHIEVED EVEN WHEN COUPLES ARE VERY nance will keep residents in the know- ANGRY. about potential development in their board officials grant or deny final ap- proval, or until the applicant withdraws IT IS SUGGESTED THAT YOU CALL EVEN IF YOUR SPOUSE IS CURRENTLY NOT neighborhoods. INTERESTED IN MEDIATION. MR. HARMON CAN HELP OVERCOME THAT PROBLEM. The Township Council unanimously the application. voted to approve an ordinance on Dec. 2 •To allow residents to seek more infor- THERE IS NO CHARGE FOR THE FIRST VISIT. that requires developers seeking mation regarding the potential develop- STANLEY HARMON HAS BEEN AN ATTORNEY FOR OVER TWENTY FIVE YEARS. AS A approval from the Planning Board or ment, the ordinance stipulates that the GRADUATE OF THE WHARTON SCHOOL HE HAS A THOROUGH UNDERSTANDING OF sign must contain the name of the appli- FINANCIAL MATTERS. HIS OFFICES FOR DIVORCE MEDIATION ARE LOCATED IN EAST Zoning Board to develop township prop- BRUNSWICK AND IN EDISON. erty, to post a sign on the land they plan cant as well as the name and telephone to build on that alerts the public of their number of the board considering the FOR AN APPOINTMENT CALL (732) 409-6469. application. EVENING AND WEEKEND HOURS ARE AVAILABLE. intentions. YOU HAVE EVERYTHING TO GAIN AND NOTHING TO LOSE. Council President Francis "Mac" The sign must also include a brief description of the nature of the approval FOR MORE INFO REFER TO: www.betterwaytodivorce.com Womack said he hopes the signs will pro- Acaedited by The NJ. Association of Professional Mediators ,XJL mote more conversation between resi- sought, including the number of dwelling dents, developers and township officials. units, the type of units and the nature of "This ordinance ensures that our resi- the proposed construction. dents will know what's happening to a Failure to provide a sign prior to the piece of land next door to them, before hearing constitutes a violation subject to any building can take place," Womack the maximum penalty of $1,250 or 90 said. days in jail under the provisions of the 6fo Advertise tyfour (Sfairch in our He said the new ordinance would not township's land use law, according to affect residents seeking approval for township attorney Thomas Cafferty. South Brunswick AARP meeting set for Dec. 12 Qshristtnas Oertnce.QDirectory The South Brunswick Chapter of two comedy skits, performed by members AARP will hold its general membership of the Rossmoor Players. Refreshments ^Decemberij meeting on Dec. 12 at 1 p.m. at the South will be served. Reservations for the : Brunswick Senior Center, Route 522, Chapter's annual holiday luncheon must Call Monmouth Junction section of South be made prior to Dec. 8. For reservations, ; Brunswick. The program will consist of call (609) 655-4930.
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plan for regional economic development Summit hopes to bring together local has a role to play," Holt said. — similar to the rise of information tech- business, labor, government, academic, Each panel brought recommendations Leaders address nology in Silicon Valley, California, or the and community leaders throughout cen- to the entire group and each recommen- regional business issues focus on life sciences and biotechnology tral New Jersey to develop specific rec- dation was rated electronically. in the Research Triangle, North ommendations to confront these chal- Milltown resident and Lawrence Carolina, according to the Public Forum lenges, according to the institute. Brook Watershed member Alan Godber BY CHARLES W. KIM Institute, an independent, non-profit "I want the people to leave the confer- attended the event and said that he was Stair Writer organization that promotes public discus- ence with a sense of possibilities. Not all encouraged by the discussions through- EAST BRUNSWICK - Those attend- sion of issues. futures are the same, and if we all don't out the day. ing an economic summit at the Hilton "Communities across the nation are work together we will get one of the less "There were a lot of people with a lot Tower Center on Route 18 Tuesday said searching for ways to generate jobs and desirable futures," Holt said outside the of energy. They want to see things done they could leave with a sense of hope. economic growth, and generate them conference. better," Godber said. "I'm coming away with a real sense of fast," stated Jonathan Ortmans, presi- The event focused on the economic Godber said that he was also encour- possibilities and potential for change," dent of the Public Forum Institute in a growth of the state and panel discussions aged by the business leaders' commit- Rebecca Perkins of the University of press release announcing the conference tackled such issues as preparing the ment to the environment. He added that Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey last week. "This summit will focus on work force for the state's economy, the discussions started this week should said as she left the day-long forum. how to capitalize on opportunities pres- strengthening the region's research and continue. Perkins was just one of the many ent now." development advantage, supporting "There was not totally a consensus on business people, elected officials, commu- While a few economic sectors in the small businesses and encouraging entre- the issues. There needs to be an ongoing nity leaders and others attending the region are doing comparatively well, the preneurs. In addition, panel discussions dialogue," Godber said. event hosted by U.S. Rep. Rush Holt (D- local economy as a whole is stagnant and dealt with the challenge of promoting liv- Following the conference, Holt said 12). facing structural challenges due to corpo- able communities and sustainable devel- that he planned to follow up with each of The summit is part of larger effort to rate down-sizing and possible base clos- opment. the participants by e-mail to see how suc- develop a unified vision and a common ings. Einstein's Alley: The Economic "We are all stakeholders. Everybody cessful the conference was.
C©mmunlty Board ate a path for children to pass through so North Brunswick outlines snow removal regulations childi'en can board the bus safely. Fire company's Breakfast The township of North Brunswick urges motorists and could result in driveways The Department of Human Services With Santa Dec. 14 residents to educate themselves about being plowed in. needs volunteers to assist homebound sen- township regulations and requirements Homeowners must remove snow from ior citizens and residents with physical North Brunswick Volunteer Fire during the winter season. sidewalks (including handicap corner restrictions. Volunteers will be partnered Company No. 3 will sponsor Breakfast During a snowstorm, or when snow is walks) around homes within 24 hours after with residents in need of help. Members of With Santa Dec. 14 from 9 a.m.-noon at expected, residents are asked to remove the conclusion of any storm, per a township the community who are willing to provide the firehouse at 1470 Cozzens Lane. parked cars from township roads to allow ordinance. Residents with fire hydrants on snow-removal service only with compensa- Price is $8, $5 for children, and free for snowplows to pass by. Failure to remove or near the property are encouraged to tion will be partnered with those who are children age 3 and younger. The event parked cars creates a lisk of vehicle and assist emergency services by removing financially able to make such a payment. will feature a buffet and pictures with property damage and an inability for snow around the hydrant to make it visible For more information, call the North Santa Claus. Department of Public Works staff to fully and accessible. Residents with school-bus Brunswick Senior Center at (732) 247- For more information, call Craig at clear the road, creating a hazard for stops near the home are encouraged to cre- 0922, ext. 551 or DHS at (732) 247-0922, (732) 247-0922, ext. 453.
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Pritss mny vory by store, SENTINEL, December 11. ;i(KB NS BY JENNIFER KOHLHEPP The responding officers said they did BY JENNIFER KOHLHEPP kin the whole time he was in the store," Staff Writer not see anyone in the hallway or the bed- Staff Writer the victim told police. NORTH BRUNSWICK - Police room. Prior to asking the clerk for money, arrested a township couple on drug While trying to calm John Rice, police NORTH BRUNSWICK - A man police said the attacker ordered a bagel charges after they reportedly hal- observed a spoon on the stove containing reportedly robbed the Milltown Road and placed five single dollar bills on the lucinated a burglary, according to police a white powder, believed to be a con- Dunkin' Donuts at gunpoint for $300 last counter to pay for it, police said. reports. trolled and dangerous substance, accord- week, according to police. "When I went to open the register, he North Brunswick Township Police ing to police reports. A North Brunswick resident, who was told me to put all of the money on the arrested the Rices, John, 50, and Donna, Police said they also viewed a belt working behind the cash register' at 3:35 counter," the victim said. 43, in their Remsen Avenue apartment at "wrapped in the manner consistent with a.m. on Dec. 2, told police that a black After collecting the $300, the victim 12:14 a.m. on Dec. 6, and chai-ged them drug use" and two plastic cards with sim- male, wearing a blue jacket and baggy ran to the parking lot next door to see a with possession of a controlled and ilar white residue in the living room. blue jeans, approximately 5-foot-5 and light brown or tan vehicle, possibly a two- dangerous substance, believed to be a "While we were in the apartment, 160 pounds, entered the store and door Honda, that the alleged robber fled hallucinogenic, after the couple re- both parties were nervous and jumpy, demanded all of the store's money while toward Milltown in, according to police. portedly alerted the complex security and continued to see people in the apart- "holding a gun," according to police On the same night, the Edison Police guard to telephone 911 for a burglary in ment," Sgt. Tony Falco said. reports. Department reported an armed robbery, progress, police said. Based upon their observations, police The victim told police that he did not during which a handgun was shown, in a After receiving two emergency calls, took the couple into custody in their see the weapon because the assailant Dunkin' Donuts in their jurisdiction, police said they arrived at the residence, home. aimed it toward him through a right coat police said. where John Rice "pointed to the bedroom Police transported the couple to head- pocket, according to police reports. Police do not have any suspects, and and repeated, 'There they are, don't you quarters for processing, where they were "He covered his face with a store nap- are still investigating. see them?'" later released on their own recognizance. Township seeking donations for children through good times and bad times and Drive to deliver when they don't have the wherewithal we presents to those should all come together and help them out." in the hospital Chandlee hopes this year's drive will be so successful that officials will have BY JENNIFER KOHLHEPP enough presents to deliver take to the UNDER NEW & FHIEN DLY MANAGEMENT Staff Writer children's ward at Roosevelt Hospital in NORTH BRUNSWICK - Township Edison. officials are asking residents to help "We're also going to accept presents make spirits bright this holiday season. for adults and the elderly," Chandlee The Township Council and the North said. HIDDEN ¥ALLEY $20 Brunswick Woman's Club want residents The Township Clerk's Office, located to extend their generosity by donating in the municipal building at 710 MOUNTAIN CREEK...... $29 gifts to their annual drive for children Hermann Road, will accept donations who will spend the holiday season in the from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on weekdays. HUNTER... $32 hospital, according to the Councilman Contributors should wrap their gifts IVIANY OTHERS AVAILABLE! Bruce, Chandlee. and label them with an appropriate age "It is sad to think of these children group. spending the holidays sick in the hospi- Labels should also include whether tal, sometimes without any presents," the gift is suitable for a male or female. Chandlee said. "Last year, when we The clerk's office will accept donations BUY OR RENT AMY BRAND NEW 2004 ADULT SKI delivered the presents, the little kids until Dec. 17. OR SNOWBOARD PACKAGE AND GET A FREE smiled. The gifts really cheered them Township officials will deliver the up." gifts to recipients on Dec. 22. UNRESTRICTED LIFT TICKET GOOD AT OVER A Chandlee organized the drive for the Congressman Rush Holt (D-12th St. Peter's Hospital Children's Ward in District) helped officials deliver the gifts DOZEN GREAT SKI AREAS! New Brunswick last year, as something, last year, and Chandlee said he expects he said, he always wanted to do. Holt will help with delivery again this "As a councilman I finally had the year. GAME ROOM \ SPA forum to conduct the toy drive," "Last year, we were well received," Chandlee said. "Having four children and Chandlee said. "I hope we have even NOW OPEN! UtWCKL eight grandchildren, I know families go more gifts to distribute this year." AIR • Community Bulletin Board HOCKEY French satire to elose library film festival The Pall International Film Festival murder in an isolated country mansion, at the East Brunswick Public Library, the eight glamorous suspects are intro- Jean Walling Civic Center, will conclude duced. Each of them has a "big secret," on Dec. 16 with 1:30 and 8 p.m. screen- which is revealed in due course. The film ings of "8 Women," a campy parody of sil- features a cast of French film icons P00L1ABLE »_sV- i _ _ ver screen staples. including Catherine Deneuve and The 2002 film, which will be shown in Danielle Darrieux. French with English subtitles, is not Admission is free of charge. . rated. Running time is 113 minutes. Reservations are not required. Equal parts satire, comedy, musical, The film festival is sponsored by the mystery and melodrama, the film incor- Friends of the East Brunswick Public porates the most over-the-top aspects of Library. For more information, call each of the movie genres. Following a Susan Sclar at (732) 390-6775. iiiiiHHiii To our readers Items for Community Bulletin Board may be e-mailed to [email protected]. They also may be faxed to (732) 780-4192 or mailed to North & South Brunswick Sentinel, P.O. Box 5001, Freehold, NJ 07728. SENTINEL, December 11, 2003 1 1 Book on slugger due out 1 next month I •. BY JENNIFER KOHLHEPP Staff Writer NORTH BRUNSWICK - Although 14 years have passed since Major League Baseball banned Pete Rose from base- -i ball, a local author doesn't think he will strike out with a new book on the legend. William Cook, 59, a North Brunswick resident for 17 years, outlines varying perspectives on Rose's career and the J controversy surrounding it in his latest book, Pete Rose: Baseball's All Time Hit *•>-*,. King. With Rose's own autobiography, My Prison Without Bars, set for release in January, and recent news reports that Rose has signed an agreement with Major League Baseball for reinstatement in 2004, Cook thinks his book has the right timing. "Pete's going to try to appeal to his fans with his book," Cook said. "In it, he will most likely write that he's learned his lesson. My book takes a different approach. I lay out all of the facts for the reader to make an informed decision on whether Rose should remain banned or be reinstated for election into the Hall of Fame." Rose established his place in baseball JEFF GRAIMIT Staff history when he set the all-time major North Brunswick resident William A. Cook just published his third book, titled "Pete Rose: Baseball's Ail-Time Hit King." league hit record of 4,192, breaking Hall of Famer Ty Cobb's mark of 4,191. Rose on the Internet and microfilms and in old so much, who had so much natural talent players may still gamble today, he doesn't totaled 4,256 hits by the time he retired newspapers in numerous libraries in the and the ability to work hard for what he believe it is the biggest problem facing in 1986, Cook said. tristate area. wanted, who, in the end, chose the wrong Major League Baseball today. In 1989, the all-time hits leader be- Cook reviewed the Dowd Report, friends," Cook said. "Baseball players have become so came ineligible for the Hall of Fame which is the decision compiled by Major Throughout the book, Cook assembles paranoid about gambling after what hap- when he was banned for life from base- League Baseball in the case against Rose, arguments for and against Rose's rein- pened to Pete," Cook said. "Today, players ball for allegedly betting on major league and interviewed people who knew Rose statement into baseball and election into make millions and millions of dollars. It games, Cook said. in various stages throughout his career, the Hall of Fame in order for his readers doesn't make sense for them to gamble. A Earlier this year, Major League such as sports editor Harley Bowers and to come to their own conclusion on the bigger problem infiltrating sports today Baseball Commissio.ner Bud Selig took Hall of Fame pitcher Bob Feller. matter. is steroids." up Rose's application for reinstatement "When you are writing a book, you In Chapter 10, Cook lists numerous Cook attributes the unyielding sup- and reignited the debate about Rose's immerse yourself completely in the sub- Hall of Fame inductees that lived what port of Rose's fans to have him inducted legacy and baseball's zero-tolerance poli- ject that you are writing about, and when he considers "sordid lives." into the Hall of Fame to Rose's captivat- cy on gambling, Cook said. the book is about a person, you get to live "Pete isn't the only guy who made ing personality. "My book on Pete was a labor of love," that person's life," Cook said. mistakes," Cook said. "The Hall of Fame "Pete is so popular with his fan base Cook said. "I have tremendous respect for Cook described writing about Rose's is littered with people who had gambling, despite his contradictions because he is just him because he is the all-time hits life as a story that moves from the light drug and alcohol problems. If you're like Babe Ruth with that public personali- leader." into the dark. going to judge one man, shouldn't you ty that overwhelms his fans," Cook said. To research the life and career of Rose, "Pete made me a little crazy at times," judge all of them?" Cook witnessed the baseball legend's Cook read thousands of articles on Rose Cook said. "He was a man who achieved Although Cook believes some baseball (Continued on page 18) • . •• • • • Holiday Shopping without the Worry E with the Instant Issue-Photo I.D. Debit Card! 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MasterMoney™ and Mastercard® are registered trademarks of Mastercard® International, Inc. 1 2 SENTINEL, December 11, 2003 NS Summit should be just the beginning CHRISTMAS uesday's economic summit has the highest concentration of in East Brunswick is an engineers and scientists in New Timportant step forward in Jersey, and has many other helping the state solve some of assets that can be used for its problems. greater economic development. The event, sponsored by U.S. As Holt said during Rep. Rush Holt (D-12th Tuesday's conference, "We are in District), brought together many this together." individuals of varying back- State government has seen grounds and an array of agendas the wisdom of a statewide, and and philosophies. even a regional plan for growth The dialogue that began at in which the towns have had the Hilton Tower Center should input. We feel that this approach continue to give those with dif- on an economic scale, involving fering viewpoints a chance to all parties at the table, is wise come together to find real solu- and will provide smart answers tions for the state's problems. to the lingering problems faced The summit, planned dili- by the region. gently for many months by No one lives in a vacuum. Holt's office, invited those in The decisions made by New industry, academics and govern- Jersey's more than 500 munici- ment to share their perspectives palities to help themselves does on economic issues. have an impact on neighbors. We think that is important. Business decisions play out the Central New Jersey, after all, same way. is a region in name only. It is the . By working together, we can section of the state that is not part of the Greater New York or have the best possible answer to Greater Philadelphia areas. We the multitude of problems facing are more of a combination of the region. Many leaving both, and thus, one could argue Tuesday's conference left with a we are the only true New Jersey renewed sense of hope and possi- region. Economically, we tend to bilities for the future. keep to ourselves, and we feel We hope this continues. the impact of the state's fiscal Only by working together can crisis the most. We are growing we solve our most pressing prob- faster than the other regions in lems. Neither government nor the state, and as a result we put the private sector can do this up with the traffic, growth and alone, but as a partnership, tax impacts more than anyone. there is nothing that cannot be At the same time, our region accomplished. Letters Resident irate about lack of Route 1 traffic coverage Gas tax hike should go away am a retired person liv- those 22 minutes, I listened into two, adding to the mix. he McGreevey administration's as the solution of every problem was ing in South intently to the traffic Not one word as to what 14.5 cent gas tax hike includes right, we should have zero congestion I Brunswick, Middlesex reports on WCTC and was happening on Route in $5.5 billion of funding to now. Right? County. I do not usually 101.5. Route 80 is fine, acci- South Brunswick. T "relieve congestion." Unfortunately, If the gas-tax money was ear- travel Route 1 in the morn- dent on Route 287, Garden I called WCTC when I the state's road building bureaucracy marked to repair our broken infra- ing rush hour, but had occa- State Parkway moving finally got home, and was has a habit of making congestion prob- structure, or to protect open space, it sion to do so three weeks well, turnpike, Route 35, put in contact with Shadow lems worse instead of better. might really do something to relieve ago. Had I heard a traffic Route 22, the Driscoll Traffic. I was told that report, I would have used a Bridge, Route 9, Route 42, there isn't enough equip- The reason for this is called congestion. But the way it stands now. different route. Route 55 etc., etc., etc. ment to cover our area. If "induced demand," or more colloquial- our money would probably be used foi The trip between Sand What about Route 1 there is a problem, someone ly, "if you build it, they will come." This crooked pay-to-play contracts on road Hill Road and Wynwood between North Brunswick has to call in the situation means traffic, and more of it than we building projects that just make om Drive, a distance of a mile and Mercer, at least to the and aircraft will swing by want or need. New and widened roads traffic worse. The Turnpike Authority's or so, took me 22 minutes. entrance to Route 95 and the area. promote sprawl, which just promotes extravagantly expensive, environmen- Cars from Pennsylvania, Route 295? I wonder how many peo- more traffic (and higher taxes.) tally grotesque, and totally useless New York and New Jersey. Garbage trucks to ple were late to work that The respected Texas Route 92 is a textbook example. whizzed down the shoulder. Pennsylvania, dump trucks morning. Transportation Institute's numbers When New Jersey government at Had there been a police traveling to all the con- I guess I am glad to be tell the tale. Throughout our nation, all levels is breaking records for cor- officer stationed at the end struction sites, trucks mak- retired because I couldn't the regions that spend the most on ruption, why on earth should we give of the lane, the officer ing deliveries and the work- travel this way every day. roads just get the worst traffic, even if the scoundrels more money to wrecli would have issued a pile of ing people in their cars. Good luck to those who do. road building outstrips population us some more? tickets. Let us not forget the Stanley J. Agines growth. And think of it — if every traf- Steve Masticola As I sat and crawled in three lanes that squeeze Monmouth Junction fic engineer who touted more asphalt Kingston Editorial: (732) 358-5200 Ext. 8368 Classified: (800) 660-4ADS Volume 11, Number 10 Fax:(732)780-4192 Fax: (732) 780-4678 E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] The Sentinel is published Thursday by the Sentinel A Greater Media Newspaper Sports E-mail: [email protected] Publishing Co., P.O. Box 5001, Freehold, NJ 07728. Delivery problems? First-class mail subscription available at $72 for 26 Charles W. Kim Gregory Betin Display Advertising: (732) 358-5200 weeks, 50 cents a copy. Managing Editor Executive Editor Fax: (732) 780-4257 Call circulation at (800) 989-9969 or e-mail: [email protected] before Doug McKenzie Kevin Wittman E-mail: [email protected] Sports Coordinator Publisher noon on Friday. NS SENTINEL, December 11, 2003 1 • Holiday Gifts! Direct from Broadway! 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The best thing T to solving a problem that is all too to do is remove birds quickly after they prevalent in towns and cities across the are abandoned, place them in good United States. homes, and leave the ponds for wild However, unless steps are taken that birds, who will use it as nature intended. make the abandoning of birds a crime, We approve of the addling of eggs but the problem will never be solved. eggs should never be oiled, as the oil con- Domestic ducks and geese have been taminates the feathers of the bird as she breed to be flightless, and they can not continues to incubate the eggs. escape from predators, nor can they fly Oil on birds feathers is the equivalent somewhere else should food become of a rip in a wetsuit and can lead to scarce. They can also carry diseases that hypothermia. wild birds don't have immunity to, as I have addressed the issue of domes- well as mate with wild birds, creating tics in detail on the IBKEC website at hybrids. www.ibrrc.org and only as we educate Domestic breeds of ducks are larger people, can the problem be solved. and heavier than wild mallards, and dur- ing the process of mating, can severely Karen Benzel injure or drown wild mallards. Public Affairs Director People who believe the birds will be International Bird Rescue fine "fending for themselves," are sadly Research Center mistaken. Cordelia, California The majority of domestics forced to [email protected] More than 80 Writer urges proper pet core in winter Programs am writing to express our concern re During the colder months, pets need the proper care of pets during these more food to deal with the cold, especial- I frigid, bitter-cold winter days/nights. ly increased protein. Fresh water twice Excellent Faculty Where is our compassion and intelligence daily is essential. regarding our pets, both dogs and cats, When we see animals that are obvi- Small Class Sizes when the thermometer dips towards ously not being protected from the ele- zero? ments or being cared for properly, why Shorthaired animals should not be not lend a hand and offer to help? If noth- Low TuitiGn left outside overnight if the temperature ing seems to work, then perhaps it is best is below 40 degrees and damp. Bring in to contact the local Humane Society or any pet if below 20 degrees unless it's county investigator. acclimated and has a good, insulated It is against the law to not provide shelter, raised off the ground, facing proper shelter and food/water to pets. wwwjTisddlesexcc.edu southeast. 1 Straw or hay for the doghouse is best Kathryn Kovach .'8w> • EDISON • rr ..'5Pi ir.=v,iCi\ — cloth only collects moisture. Jamesburg NS Stirrat said. Feelings for young When he and North were working on the song, Stirrat woman inspired hoped that Bing Crosby words to famous song would sing it since he was a neighbor. BY LINDA DeNICOLA "I'd spoken to Bing Staff Writer Crosby's wife so I thought it was a good connection. I sk anyone over the age of, say, 30, if they styled it for him, you know, remember the song "Unchained Melody" and his songs had a dip at the Athey will likely begin to sing you the lyrics — end," the lyricist said. "Oh, my love, my darling/I've hungered for your When that plan did not touch/A long, lonely time..." work out, Stirrat told North The young lyricist who wrote those words waited that he wanted Duke a long time — 19 years — to hear it performed in Ellington's orchestra to public, but when the song finally hit the charts in record it. It took 19 years, 1955, it went straight to the top and has been there William Stirrat (I), aka Hy but they finally got Al on and off for almost 50 years. Zaret, was 16 when he wrote Hibbler, who been lyrics about Mary Louise Freehold Township resident William Stirrat, 83, "Cookie" Pierce (center). Ellington's vocalist, to aka Hy Zaret (his pen name), still has a gleam in his Alex North (r) wrote the record the song, Stirrat said. eye when he remembers writing the lyrics. He was music to "Unchained Melody." Disc jockey Dave "The 16 years old and infatuated with "the prettiest girl Rave" Kapulsky, whose in my neighborhood." He remembers well the frus- national debut of his Relics and Rarities show was tration of being too shy to act on his feelings — the last weekend on XM Satellite Radio, Channel 6, the stuttered response when she spoke to Mm, the made the decision early. 1960s channel, said the song first appeared in the frozen reaction when she smiled at him. "I asked Alex North (who wrote the music for the movie "Unchained" in 1955. song) if 'Unchained Melody' was going to be a hit. "Now, I think she was in love with me, too, but I Alex said it was going to be a big hit. He wanted me "It was a Top 30 charted tune by four artists was too shy to do anything or even talk to her," to team up with him to write lyrics, but I took the when it was first released in 1955. Al Hibbler is Stirrat says 67 years later. raving with a grain of salt and thought it was no believed to have been the first to sing the song. The So the romantic teenager wrote about his need way to earn a living. I wanted to write that song for song has charted in the Top 100, 10 different times and his longing and then went on with his life, a life two reasons, I needed money for college and I want- between 1955 and 1990. It was last charted in 1990 full of real and enduring relationships, engaging ed to get that girl." by the Righteous Brothers as the song was featured work, travel and recognition for accomplishments Another reason that Stirrat did not pursue his in the Demi Moore and Patrick Swayze film 'Ghost.' other than song writing. But all along, there was an interest in song writing was his mother's displeas- My quote on the song is, 'Unchained Melody' should unchained melody running through his ure. Stirrat, whose mother was a music be called the 'Undated Melody.' The song is timeless. life. And it wasn't the girl, Mary Louise ======teacher of a classical bent, said she was It's a song that knows no death. A classic in the true "Cookie" Pierce, that dogged his life, it furious when she heard he had written a sense. It's a safe bet that 'Unchained Melody' will re- was the song. "1 asked jazz song. emerge once again in the current decade," Kapulsky said. Pierce, it seemed, had married Alex North if "The director of Yaddo (Yaddo's Triuna Stirrat has received some rojralties from his someone else. 'Unchained Arts of the Theatre School in Lake George, "The way I felt about Cookie was N.Y.) said they wanted to put an article in work, but not nearly all he believes he is owed, and over in my mind when I heard that she Melody' was the local paper. Mother said no," he most of it has been used to pay lawyers in a legal had married the best catch in town," he going recalled. battle over authorship. said, adding, "I read about it in the to be a hit. Thirty-nine years ago, in 1964, Stirrat Although he held a copyright, the song was not papers. It was hard." Alex said reconnected with Cookie, who is deceased registered until 1982 after a legal battle with CBS, the corporation that owned the publishing company Stirrat became an electronics engi- it was going to now. She was married for the second time and living in Payetteville, Tenn. Stirrat that owned the song. MPL, owned by Paul neer and did post-graduate studies in be a big hit." aerodynamics. He went to work for got in touch with her and along with his McCartney, now owns the publishing house former- General Electric in Schenectady, N.Y., wife and two of his three children, visited ly owned by CBS, Stirrat said. where he grew up, and eventually — William and stayed at her house. "CBS gave it to him, to do an album," he said. wound up in Monmouth County work- Stirrat "She was musical too. That's what we Stirrat is still fighting for past royalties, but, he ing for Northrop Grumman Corp. in aka Hy Zaret had in common," he said. added, "I'm doing very well with MPL. They do Eatontown. Stirrat wrote the words to "Unchained everything for me." He explained that the issue of authorship was The romantic boy became a romantic man and in Melody" in 1936 when he was on a summer scholar- ship at Yaddo's Triuna Arts of the Theatre School. It complicated by the fact there were five men claim- 1958, when he saw Bernice, the woman who would ing to be Hy Zaret. become his wife, for the first time across a room, he was there that he met North, who composed the fell in love with her. music. North, a composer and accompanist for a "I never met anybody that didn't believe I wrote modern dancer at the time, was on the staff. that song, but another Hy Zaret who was a close "I knew she was the girl for me," he said. friend of the lawyer that was representing the pub- He was right about that. They have been married "I pestered him and pestered him to compose a piano copy for me. Finally, he told me that he had lisher, was collecting royalties," he said. for 45 years and have three children and six grand- Stirrat said he had given up on the song when children. music for a song. Basically, Isang the words and he guided me with what he wanted for the music. You nothing happened with it between 1936and 1955. Whether Stirrat was right about not going into "In 1941,1 signed documents authorizing Alex to song writing as a pi-ofession is anyone's guess. He might say I sang the song under his guidance," (Continued on page 21) New Open MRI Facility -«HI*»<"»* Summer Camp Fairs slated at 3 locations I he Piscataway Chapter of • Some dealer/leasing companies will charge up to THffBE TiUBS the actual Women's American ORT will hold price of repairing "BXCESSt¥B WEAR* TEAR" or "DAHMA&E TO VEHICLE*. its 20th annual ORT Summer Camp Fairs this January with its first . AVOID rHESB INFLATED CHARGES. venture into Somerset County. The first area fair will be held Jan. 11 STOP m FOR A fin mspmm ESTIMATE A? at Freehold Gardens Hotel and Confer- ence Center, Route 537 and Gibson REILLY'S COLLISION CENYER Place, Freehold Township. The second camp fair, and its newest, I •B. 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Directors will make in-home fol- We offer n variety of loans for your Dream Home. low-up visits to answer more personal Home Equity • Mortgage concerns. Refinance • Construction Great Rates • Personal Service In addition to traditional camps, sev- WITH THESE eral specialized programs will be repre- (888) 990-BANK ifl sented, such as horseback riding camps, PROFESSIONALS programs for the academically talented, pre-college programs, teen travel camps, and camps for children with special needs. Camp directors also are interested in meeting older teenagers and adults who are interested in a summer camp posi- tion. A representative from the American Camping Association will be on hand at each fair to answer questions about how to choose a camp, and to distribute pam- phlets with the questions most frequent- ly asked by parents who are trying to choose a camp for their child. ORT will provide a free booklet that contains per- tinent information about contacting the camps and viewing their Web pages, to each family attending. A listing of the camps that have regis- tered for the fairs, so far, along with di- rections to the fairs can be found on the group's Web site, www.summercamp- fairs.com. Camp directoi'S and directors of sum- mer programs who are interested in finding out more information about the ORT Summer Camp Fairs and how they may participate should contact Barbara Rubin at (732) 469-8910 or e-mail her at [email protected]. Women's American ORT is a nonprof- it organization that builds and supports vocational and technical schools in the United States and abroad. Individuals interested in joining ORT may call the New Jersey Region office at (888) 675- 2678. INSULATION AIRSTOR LLC iSlftii CAPITOL ENVIRONMENTAL IS LUMBER Show, by S. Brunswick ,-...• Foam insutatLon for Attics, Walls, SERVICES, INC. Epoch & Choice Decks Basements. New Construction PERRY'S CREATIVE FINISHING Oil Tank Removals & InsralMtfon Cedar & Piyssufe Treated Wood for Decks Fully Insured • Free Est. Fine Interior Painting Total Site Remediation FREE DEUVERY Puppeteers Dec. 13 «;.. Enwgy Star ftitt'd Wall 4 Furniture Finishes Fully Insured • Free Estimates 652 State Highway 10. East Brunswick (732) 212-841 S Ornate Trim Sold & Installed DEPCertiried#USOt0O9 (732) 257-6004 Tret; Estimates {732} 747-0432 (732| 238-3S22 The South Brunswick Puppeteers will give a puppet show, Dec. 13 at noon, at South Brunswick Public Library. The show is free, and no registration is re- quired. The library is at 110 Kingston L-3 -» Lane, Monmouth Junction section of < * i , /*, South Brunswick. For more information, call the library at (732) 329-4000. SENTINEL, December 11, 2003 1 7 MILLER MEMORIAL UNITED METHODIST CHURCH CHMST THE KING CHURCH Geoige Si. at Livingston Ave. 3330 Rt. 27, Kendall Park New Brunswick Saturday. Dec. 13'" 732-297-1200 732-545-8975 3 pm - 7 pin Children's Curoling- Every Sunday Siippur Progrnni 9:30 AM-Church School Classes n y s Sunday. Dec. 21" I1 am - Christmas Service Christmas Eve Sunday, Dec. 14, Cantata Wednesday, Dec. 24"' -7 pm Family Service lloi,y Christinas Eve 11 pm - Communion Service 5:00,7:00, and 11 P.M. 7:30 PM-Christmas Eve Candlelighting Service CORNER RIDGE ROAD & NEW ROAD Wednesday, Dec. 31,10:45 PM-Ncw Year's MONMOUTH JUNCTION SUNDAYS Holy Communion at 9:00 & 10:30 AM Eve Watchnight Service 732-329-6719 Pastor: Rev. Dr. Sydney S. Sadio A Congregdium ol the Evangelical I ulhuan Chmth in America RKV. JOHN H. MAI.THY, PASTOR Free Plaza Parking Child Care Share the Joy of Christmas at CHMST CHURCH Jk- Aldersgale United (Episcopal) Where Ambassadors of Christ Serve Us L Methodist Church Main St. & Broadway South Amfooy •=!!=, Sunday Dec, 21,10:30 am Service Christmas Eve Candlelight Services 445 Ryders Lane Thursday Dec. 25, 10:30 am Service East Brunswick Sunday Dec. 28. 10:30 am Service 4 pm - Family/Children's Service 732-721-6262 732-942-9312 Wednesday Dec. 31,7:00 pm Service CHRISTMAS EVE Thursday Jan. I, 10:30 am Service 7 pm & ] 1 pm Lessons & Carols Special Music at All Services 9PM- Holy Eucharist zf "By wisdom a House is built, and through understanding it is established," i'roverk 24:3 568 Ryders Lane, East Brunswick CHRISTMAS DAY www.nfcwapostoticchurch.orq 732-254-7361 10AM- Holy Eucharist CONKLIN UNITED East Brunswick Assembly of God TRINITY EPISCOPAL CMURCI 100 Hardenburg Lane METHODIST CHURCH East Brunswick, NJ 732-422-7065 SUNDAY SERVICE Presents DECEMBER 21 - 10:00 AM Musical Comedy/Draina Lnuittnai cumti & ds All Are Welcome to Join Us in "Christmas €l'e at trje g>tarlij}ljt Cafe" "Going Home For Christmas" Sat. & Sun. Dec. 20 & 21st @ 7PM Sunday. Dec. 14 A SUNDAY SCHOOL PRESENTATION Free Admission/Ail Welcomed CHRISTMAS EVE, DEC. 24 Christmas Cantata: CANDLELIGHT SERVICE 7:30 PM Join Us Wed., Dec. 24th @ 7PM 82 Main Street, South River Clirtstmas •jCT-t/jo, •;.. .''..'.- i.i CT .-. J>_-. ~il i • .ri^rfVaiLJaa!.'.-.. rf'^-fi-gj.-. section of Franklin. Tickets cost $8. The Villagers is a I nonprofit center for the performing and cultural arts. For more information and to reserve, call (732) 873-2710. Senior Chai to celebrate Hanukkah on Dec. 18 Senior Chai, a program of Jewish Family Service (JFS) of Southern Middlesex County, will hold its annual Hanukkah party from 4-6 p.m. on Dec. 18 at Monroe Township High School, Perrineville Road. The event will feature live Yiddish music. Latkes will be served. Donation is $5, in advance. For more information and to reserve, call Jennifer at (609) 395-7979, Tuesdays-Thursdays. Senior Chai is designed for active sen- ior adults who are widowed, single or caregivers of a spouse. Applebee's reschedules Toys for Tots benefit Children, their friends and families are invited to a Breakfast With Santa from 8:30-10:30 a.m. on Dec. 13 at all Applebee's Neighborhood Grill and Bar restaurants in New Jersey, including the r location at Ryders Crossing Shopping pow er of your home Center, Milltown Road and Ryders Lane, Milltown. The event, originally set for enrich your life with... Dec. 6, was rescheduled due to the recent snowstorm. With a $10 per person donation to the U.S. Marine Corps Toys for Tots pro- gram, participants will have breakfast pf l||f||olidation with Santa, compliments of Applebee's. Children under 2 will be admitted free of |§|| Nelll! Vacation charge. Each adult accompanying a child will receive breakfast and a raffle ticket for door prizes. All proceeds will benefit §g|| Ne§g|jar the Toys for Tots program. In addition, Applebee's is offering paper gift packages for $1 to raise addi- tional money for Toys for Tots. All pro- ceeds from the paper gift packs will go directly to Toys for Tots, and the gift packs will be prominently displayed within each restaurant. Kendall Park • 3534 Route 27 North Pet photos with Santa National Bank 70 tri-state offices • www.sunnb.com set in East Brunswick ^Initial discpjtifestiiSfeof 1.999!) is fixed for the first six billing cycles and assumes automatic payment from a SunRay/Sun Gold Checking Account. **Our regular Pet photos with Santa will be offered SunfejVSj^ojijjiite will be the higher of 4.00% APR (minimum rate) or Wall Street journal Prime for automatic payment from a SunRay or Sun Gold Checking Account. from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Dec. 20 and 21 Produjjj|a?S|Jl!pf of 4.00%. Rates are variable and may adjust at any time. Minimum loan amount $10,000. A $250 early termination fee will be assessed on all Home at Petsmart, Route 18, East Brunswick. Equip|l3fij|i;ial!Credit that payoff and close within the first two years of the contract date. Property Insurance is required. Subject to credit approval. Offer applies to new Proceeds will benefit Animal Rescue :Hfl#;Iffl^gOi&r does not apply to existing Home Equity Lines of Credit Loan subject to a $50 annual fee. Maximum APR allowed is 18%. ***Annual Percentage Rate (APR) assumes payment automatically deducted from a SunRay or SunGold account. Otherwise, APR increases by 0.50%. The monthly payment for a Force, East Brunswick. five-year loan with a fixed rate of 4.99% APR would be $18.87 per month for each $1,000 borrowed and a seven-year loan with fixed rate of 5.49% APR would For more information, call (732) 257- be $14.37 for each $1,000 borrowed. Minimum new loan value $15,000. Maximum new loan value $250,000. Loan subject to credit approval. 7559. NS SENTINEL, December 11, 2003 County votech school slated Are joi concerned about leaving jour loved one home alone? If so, consider the adult day program at Buckingham Place and discover how other families in to open soon the North & South Brunswick area found a safe alternative to being at home alone all day. PERTH AMBOY - A new high-tech vocational and technical school facility will —7 The Adult Day Center at serve the students of Middlesex County. The new Middlesex County Vocational and Technical High School, on High Street, Buckingham Place Perth Amboy, is expected to open in four to six weeks, said Karen McCloud-Hjazeh, superintendent of the schools. Now with transportation in South Brunswick Area While you work, we will care for your loved one with compassion, dignity, professionalism and respect. The 124,000-square-foot building, which At the adult day program, your loved one will meet new friends while enjoying a variety of activities, healthy meals & snacks from 9:00 to 3:00 in cost about $28 million, will replace the 76- our bright and elegant "clubhouse" setting. Day clients may join us from two to five days a week, Mon.-Fri. year-old building on New Brunswick There's More... Avenue currently being used by the stu- Beauty/Barber salon services, physical therapy services, support groups and physicians are all on site and available to our day clients at dents, she said. Buckingham Place. The county looked at many different A safe alternative to being at home alone all day. Medication administration, therapeutic activities, breakfast & lunch are all provided in a supervised setting tailored to meet the needs ikkah on Ice' Dec. 21 Pro Skate USA. ice arena. South "We want, to bring the spirit of the Brunswick, will host "Hanukkah on Hanukkah holiday alive for the kids," Ice," a unique event with nonstop action said Rabbi Levi Azimov, director of \>'*'*SrJ, open to public and activities for all ages, Dec. 21 from Chabad of South Brunswick and coordi- 1-3 p.m. nator of Hanukkah on Ice. "These are V X crofters # raffles •# flea market Sponsored by the Chabad of South outstanding moments that they won't 1 >V bake sale ~)z- children's activities Brunswick, the program will begin with soon forget." open skating, where children and adults Another highlight of the program will A- f^"*+' *••»'' rfc: food & beverage can ice skate to contemporary Jewish be a live ice skating show, featuring expe- music and classic Hanukkah songs. rienced skaters who will add a new twist For those who will be missing their to the meaning of holiday spirit. lunchtime, there will be kosher food Pro Skate USA of South Brunswick is including hot latkes, doughnuts and an indoor ice skating arena, located at 1 Lincoln Place other refreshments. During the skating, 1000 Cornwall Road, Monmouth North Brunswick a professional ice sculptor will carve a Junction section. Noir Ruutt 11 IO Puth Rd at in hum Consul ill giant menorah out of a huge block of ice, The cost of the event is $7 for adults, rion Buiiclinfj Joe ilf d ;ithin Hicld fiLiW >Ap ntnit nl which will be lighted during the festivi- $5 for children (skates included). n^i to Ls I'lnu oftue ties. Chabad of South Brunswick will host (SUCCESS IS LEARNED) a Bat Mitzvah Club meeting, Dec. 16 e from 4:15-5:45 p.m., to do Hanukkah gift Route 18 East Brunswick wrapping1 for hospitalized children. For information on the club, call (732) 398- 8850. Tr-swOT*""" **J5 "Ladies Night Out" will be Dec. 16 at I>isu>\ii h<)v\ bmkinn should Ix 8 p.m., and will focus on herbal oil blind- iml iK us h !*> IfLLii at M ijr,\ u S I\I ing and bottling. Attendees will create a ( ill u tolliiLt it 1-88H-W0-EANE blend of olive oil and fresh herbs for dis- (>i \ isit (iiu \t h SIR u wwv play or to use as a gift. Attendees are asked to R.S.V.P. "Hanukkah on Ice" will be Dec. 21 from 1-3 p.m. at ProSkate USA, 1000 SAVINGS BANK St Illlil It .{} HHf! Cornwall Road, South Brunswick. The event will feature ice skating, ice-meno- rah sculpting and lighting, a skating show, kosher food, Jewish music and a Temple raffle. Chabad of South Brunswick is locat- ed at 1 Riva Ave., North Brunswick. For B'nat Shalom cost and location of the ladies night out, Has sismefSnisif for or for more information, call Goldie at Traditional, Family & Tot Shabbat Services (732) 398-8850. Kindergarten Junior & Senior Youth Groups Nursery School Religious School 'Santa Claus Is Comin' Bar/Bar Mitzvah Preparation Confirmation to Town'Dec. 13-21 Gesher L'Kesher (yiades 11 & i;| Sisterhood/Men's Club and more! Villagers Theatre, 475 Demott Lane, ANYTIME, ANYWHERE Rabbi Eric Milgrtm Somerset, will present "Santa Claus Is | GMC Rabbi Dawn Rose PPONTIAC' Cantor faith Steinsnyder 'BUICK TRUCK Comin'to Town," Dec. 13-21, with perfor- Fern & Old Stage Roads mances Saturdays at noon and 3 p.m., Will Repair Your Roof East Brunswick 732-251-430© STMAUB MOTORS, INC. Mobile Homes/ Rubber Roofs/ Porch Roofs/ and Sundays at noon. Tickets are $8. • BUK K • PONTIAC • GMC TRUCKS Shingle Roofs/Attic Fans/Storm Damage Starring in the theater's "KidsVill" - Gutter Cleaning - production will be area residents Andrea 400 State Hwy. 35, Keyport US MAHOGANY CORP. Baros and Mark Scoff of the Kendall 732-264-4000 1-800-303-3873 746 Lloyd Road, Matawan Park section of South Brunswick, Evan Lvans Maintenance WHOU-SAU-ANDRKTAll Gehring of the Monmouth Junction sec- • Oak • Cherry • Teak • Various WoouS 1 Custom Mouldings • Plywood tion of South Brunswick, and Kayla Bol- AUTQ-KLEEN CARWASH • Millwork • Veneer ger of Edison. For more information, call UUtdlf i ^ II Rt. 18 So at Rues Lane • East Biunswick Call: 732-583-6300 the theater at (732) 873-2710 or visit the 1 N !L II lAUlcni" ( mile past Biunswick Square Mall) Web site at www.villagerstheatre.com. il tor! Ui 101 Fax: 732-583-6303 732-238-2226 732-747-6700 732-291-2108 Also BRUNSWICK CIRCLE CAR WASH Tricky tray raffle West 11 cint & 11 ei ctt Rd -*5 Appleum Avc. US Rts. 1 & 18 Circle • New Brunswick IJn croft Leonardo rescheduled to Dec. 13 Expert Auto Repair Service The Sisterhood of Congregation Young Israel of Aberdeen Rt. 36 & Wilson Ave. Anshe Emeth of South River has Congregation BetTefilah Port Monmouth rescheduled its tricky tray raffle to 8 RESTAURANT & COCKTAIL LOUNGE "^Ihuboi \wu 732-787-9661 p.m. on Dec. 13 at the temple, 88 Main a SiEAhs«UvtMAmUmms <• Kim Cunlws St. The event, which was originally set 479 Lloyd Road, Aberdeen Banquet Room - Accommodates 100 people for Dec. 6, was postponed due to the re- 732-583-6262 cent snowstorm. Doors will open for a Rabbi David Rabhan 732-442-3000 preview at 6:30 p.m. 201 FRO\r SlflFOOTOFGOpON ST)i PERTH AMBOY A $5 entrance fee includes a sheet of tickets. Discounted admission tickets MIKE'S SHELL Unitsurian Society will be available for advance purchase All type o p Montessori School through Dec. 12. loreign ind DiiracMn. 6 Week Stimiitir Cninp • 12 Month Pi o}»r.uii from Free coffee, tea and cookies will be FkttronicTunc LIp.Ro.id Senlct I'rt-*iihool 1 ^ S U Full Ua> KindLr^llten • I lc\ihlc Horns \\ hid I iltTowing FlatbedTou init - ^ge% Z'f - ^ iCiir1! • suti < ortifit'd provided. Hot dogs, knishes, soda and 376 Summerhill Road D.i> t arc A^ailnblt greater Media bottled water will be available for pur- East Brunswick, r# 08816 7 AM-6 30 I'M chase. Food may not be brought into the East building. 732-251-1990 732-246-O6O6 For more information, call Rochelle at (732) 251-7858. .:;:.!•:Yif-i.'-.L, December 11, 2003 21 and what I'd written. At that time, of the huge popularity of the hit song The lyrics were inspired by young, there were two albums with my song on chain him to the piece. He is sliJl trying unrequited love at an age when time them, one by Elvis Presley and another to collect on past royalties, but he is goes by "so slowly/And time can do so by Willie Nelson," he said. doing it on his own, without lawyers. much." (Continued from page 14) Many people think Bobby Hatfield's "It's time consuming, but in time I Regardless of who says what about (from the Righteous Brothers) version is expect to collect all of the royalties that the charts, the song is timeless and con- was used in 'Unchained,' I didn't even the best, but Stirrat said Presley's ver- I should have received on the song," he tinues to inspire vocalists. It has been know about it," he said. sion is the one he likes. said. No. 1 on the charts four times in Great Alex North went on to become "Elvis' recording was the best since Stirrat said there is some argument Britain and was recently named Song of successful scoring Hollywood movies. 1955. I didn't like Hatfield's version be- over what was the top song of the 20th the Year there. "Over his lifetime, North had been cause he jazzed it up and added, 'oh century. Although Stirrat has written other nominated about 13 times for an Oscar. yeah," he said. They finally gave him one, an honorary "One radio station said it's songs, he never pursued his interest in one," Stirrat said. (Hatfield, 63, died last month). 'Unchained Melody.' Billboard magazine song writing. Over his long career in "When the Eighteous Brothers came "One of the reasons I decided to col- says there is no record. And ASCAP (the electronics engineering he has been out with their version (in 1965) I wasn't lect royalties was to get at the facts and American Society of Composers, recognized in a number of Who's Who even looking for royalties. In 1979, I find out what was going on. At first, I Authors and Publishers) says that publications. "Unchained Melody" has joined the Song Writers Guild, then I just figured the song would go away and "Unchained Melody" was the top love been like a river running through his collected royalties. I joined them to col- I could forget about it," he explained. song of the 1950s and top song of the busy and productive life, sighing, "Wait lect royalties. I just told them my name That wasn't to be. The ramifications 1990s," he said. for me, wait for me," t Community Bulletin Board Area residents to perform in 'Nutcracker' Dec. 13 The New Jersey Dance Theatre En- semble (NJDTE) will perform "The Nutcracker," Dec. 13 at 1 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. at East Brunswick High School, Cranbury Road. The performance is in conjunction with the East Brunswick Ed- ucation Foundation. Performing the lead role of the Sugar Plum Fairy will be Jessica Batten, daugh- ter of Diana and Charles Batten of North Brunswick. A graduate of North Brunswick Township High School, she is a junior majoring in dance at the Conser-. vatory of Dance, State University of New Published Wednesday, December 17 York, Purchase. She has danced with the Kirov Ballet Remember your baby's first Holiday with a photo-greeting at Lincoln Center, New York City, and ad and receive a complimentary bib, from Greater Media studied and danced with Les Grands Bal- Newspapers, commemorating this special occasion. lets Canadians deMontreal last summer. Batten has attended the Joffrey Ballet To order a photo-greeting ad, fill out the coupon below and School, the School of American Ballet send in a favorite photo of your baby. Coupon should include Theatre (ABT) and Juilliard School, and your baby's name and a greeting from Mora & Dad, has worked with the ABT studio company Grandparents or other family members. (Photos will be at Purchase (N.Y.) College. She has been returned if self-addressed envelope is enclosed with order) with the NJDTE for 11 years. Bibs will be mailed once ad and payment is received. Bibs will Starring as the toy soldier in the pro- duction will be Lisa Urbanowicz, daughter be available in our Freehold office for ads that are brought in of Diana and John Urbanowicz of the and paid in person. Kendall Park section of South Brunswick. The 17-year-old South Brunswick High Baby's First Holiday Page will appear in the paper School senior studies at School of the Arts, Wednesday, December 17 North Brunswick, and trains with the th NJDTE and Rosemary Sabovick-Bleich, Deadline to place ad is Wednesday, December 10 at four p.m. formerly of the New Jersey Ballet. She plans to pursue dance when she enters col- Photo-greeting ad will run in your choice of Greater Media Newspapers. lege next fall. Cost of ad is $20 per paper, $5 each additional paper Tickets are $15, $12 for seniors and (includes photo and 4 lines of text) children, and $10 for groups. Backstage tours are also available at the 1 p.m. per- ...... CLIP & MAIL --.«.---- formance. For reservations or more in- For YOlir Greeting (leave space between words) formation, call (732) 254-3233. Festival at N. Brunswick museum Dec. 13 The New Jersey Museum of Agricul- ture, 103 College Farm Road, North Brunswick, will hold a winter festival on Dec. 13 from noon to 4 p.m. Admission is $4, $3 for seniors, $2 for children age 4-12, and free for members and children age 3 Name I would like my photo-greeting ad lo run in llic folJuiving Greater Media publicution(s): and under. Q News Transcript The event will feature various crafts Address _City. CJ Exainiaier Q Tri-Town News for adults and children, refreshments, ice State .Zip. . Phone #. sculpting by John Shersick, a snowman • Brick'Township Bulletin relay race, and other activities. Charge Card (check one) • Visa DMC DDiscover J Independent For more information, call the museum • The Hub at (732) 249-2077. #_ Expiration L • Atlanticville All mds must he pre-p&id. Q East Brunswick Sentinel email to: [email protected] (photos must be a 300 dpi resolution) J North/South Brunswick Sentinel Fo our readers or Use Your 3£ @© HI mail check. JSuburban . Items for Community Bulletin Board Mail your Ad: Attention Classified c/» Bafcy's First Holiday may be e-mailed to [email protected], J Edison/Mc-t-.iclien Sentinel ' They also may be faxed to (732) 780-4192 Greater Media Newspapers P.O. Box 5001 • Freehold, NJ 07728 Q Woodbridge Sentinel or mailed to North & South Brunswick, Ads can be brought into our Freehold Office located at 3499 Route 9 North, Suite 1B, Freehold Total Papers:- TotaJ Cost: P.O. Box 5001, Freehold, NJ 07728. SENTINEL, Decemi, :.:0(J3 NS If addiction is killing a loved one, we have the answer. We deliver the most effective drug and alcohol rehab program in the world, with a success rate over 70%. It's a 3-6 month long-term residential program located on a private Brunswick's Past." Walling will tell sto- Resident will share ries of the township that may be less cel- lake in Battle Creek, MI. Sauna detox gets toxins and drug residues out of the ebrated but no less interesting than the body eliminating physical cravings. Life skills training courses prepare our stories of murder, ghosts, usual glimpses into local history. students for long-term success in life. We have a large job-referral network in rumrunners and more The program, sponsored by the East Brunswick Museum, will run 2 to 5 p.m. place! BY VINCENT TODARO at the library. There is no cost for admis- Staff Writer sion. Walling said he will mix in the NARCONON® STONE HAWK gruesome along with the mysterious for EAST BEUNSWICK - Those want- a session that will likely be both educa- ing a trip down memory lane, with tional and surprising to most listeners. 800420-3147 bumps and all, should pay a visit to the "These are great stories of an East township library this Sunday. Brunswick that existed not so long ago," www.narcononstonehawk.com That's when Richard Walling, a local he said. "They remain part of the living history enthusiast, will present "Weird memory of our town folk who grew up East Brunswick: Strange Tales of East before we became just another suburb of New York." Among the stories are the recounting of cold-blooded murders, a discussion of Ku Klux Klan activity that occurred in the township during the first half of the 20th century, and the role of some East authorized dealer Brunswick residents during Prohibition. "Stories of cold-blooded murders, real- life ghost stories and other tales will be part of a Power Point presentation," Walling said. r Few people know that Hardenburg <* •rnones, Lane was the scene of a multiple homi- cide in 1915. Six people were murdered [email protected] the night before Thanksgiving when someone — whose identity was never discovered — killed members of the Weitzman family and two of their farm hands, Walling said. "When I was growing up in the Riva Avenue section of town, my brothers would point to an old abandoned farm- house and tell me it was haunted," Walling said. He thought the story was just a prank on a younger brother until he recently discovered old news stories on the tragic story and came in contact with a descendant of the Weitzman fam- ily who provided additional details. Walling, who will do a case analysis of the murders during Sunday's session, said 25 shots were fired that night, and the murders were pinned on a farm hand. 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It was at that [sprocosi MweekstOr point that George Hardenburg, for whom Hardenburg Lane is named, came to the EAST BRUNSWICK BSlBSEWflTER NORTH BRUNSWICK OLD BRIDGE FREEHOLD rescue of the Gypsies by allowing them to 2 LOCATIONS |!| JERSEY IMEN WU 29? RT. IB SOUTH, COLCHESTER PUZA 2LOCATIONS. INBRIDGEWABCOMMONS 1626RT. IKP NORTH, 3671 RT. 9 NORTH BARCLAY SQUARE 3338 RT, 1 SOUTH ACROSS FROM OASIS FORD HEXTTO GOLDEH EEaDIHER HiM,ra««wra!i 908-E89*g733 MNLEVMBffTOZAiE 908-78W333 set up camp on his property, according to NEmOQIiNKiNDQNMS 732-134-0911 UfffttMLKMiOCOHOE'S 808-3589-7670 MMHiHEUNEinninffiUMim) 908-704-0874 788-488-7111 Walling. The Klan never bothered the g Gypsies again. BRICK STATEN ISlANfi srnnn ISIAND mna ISLAND | 960 Kl 9 NORTH 1777 KIB8 EAST, 1295 RT. 23 SOUTH 2626 HYUN BLVD. HV1AN PLAZA 262TARDENAVL 4888 ARTHUR KILL RD. Walling will also relate how the fas- PtWIErMMfflEBEIM NEXTTO FARMER'S MARKET CORNER OF PAIHCETON AVE. S. 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During ner, she is a 1998 graduate of South «4 Mil tl LR Ac t surv K t w««m v- Nikon IM75" i r i the six weeks of training, Spinner stud- Brunswick High School, Monmouth ..-->, _ Sports & Recreation Kit i * i, ied the Air Force mission, organization, Junction section of South Brunswick, '^v 14:?'t)'~ Advanced • Easier In J N n i d r H and military customs and courtesies; and received a bachelor's degree from =. ^2i^ Nikon coolpix 2 IOO Nikon Coolpix 5700 Somerset School of Massage Ther- Mary E. Donoghue of the Kendall 1 f" "f"TS\ niGITALCAMERA apy, Piscataway, announced the follow- Park section of South Brunswick, who is L J? I Lets get d|gital '•'-^ - Taking digital to the ing local students who received diplomas also a business school graduate with a "> 0 effective megapi/ 1 next dimension ,)l CCDfoi high-resolut on S in therapeutic massage at the schools fall private practice in massage therapy; and iu wilion coolpix 5700 89 In the Lowe's circular,. "Home improvement F©r The Holidays^ Lining Op Your Holiday Gifts" page 1 items, #372;195844; 212615/212633 - Glueless Curves is 30-minute fitness, commonsense Laminate Flooring is priced weight loss, and all of the support you need to achieve your goals. incorrectly. The price shown www.curvesinternational.com is $1.12 per square foot/ but should be $ 1.97 per square loot. We opologize for any inconvenience to you, our valued customer. The power to amaze yourself. 732-422-8200 LOWES 1825 RT. 130 South improving Home Improvement* North Brunswick, NJ 08902 © 2003 by Lowe's. All rights reserved. Lowe's and the. gable dajign are registered trademarks of LF, LLC. #5171 Over 6,000 Jaattiom *» wiv you. "Oftcs Wftjen ft»t visitmTollment;, mkimurn HTQV. C. fg c f« £ t ntzic of tr\cVmtr>i tht ifalsf wirli as? orhc?off«. V»Kd ouh «s p«ri.ci(3HEina SENTINEL, December I I, 2()().i NS has received increased emphasis in the Episcopal Church in recent years. Jensen is a certified English teacher, at St. Barnabas Church a hospital chaplain, and has a master's of public administration degree from Manganese poisoning can produce immediate health The Rev. Barbara A.D. Jensen was Kean University, Union, with a special- related problems including: recently installed as the deacon at St. ty in the management of nonprofits. ^ Parkinson's Disease Barnabas Episcopal, Church, South She is serving in pastoral care and out- ^Muscle Stiffness Brunswick, by the Venerable Carol reach ministries, as well as assisting in Call Duffus & Associates Stoy, archdeacon of the Diocese of New the liturgy at St. Barnabas. ^ Respiratory Difficulties Jersey; the Rev. Francis A. Hubbard, She and her husband live in South today for free information. rector; the Diaconal Ministries Task River, where she serves as the co-presi- "^ Tremors/Weakness Force; and the congregation of St. dent of the library board of trustees. Barnabas. Vocational deacons assist priests in worship and serve as pastoral assis- Sponsors sought Attorneys* M Law tants and in parish outreach ministries for Habitat project Experienced Trial Attorneys part time while continuing to have sec- ular careers. The vocational diaconate Students from The Catholic Center at Rutgers, New Brunswick, are seeking sponsorships for a Habitat for Humanity project in West Virginia. Seventeen Rut- gers students will take part in the pro- gram of volunteer work, at a fee of $15 plus an additional $150 contribution for building materials and supplies. The students will depart March 14. For more information regarding sponsor- ships, call (732) 545-6663. 'An All-Bach Christmas' RIGHT HEREALCENTRAL JERSEY POOLS slated for Dec. 13, 14 The nonprofit East Brunswick group Philomusica will present "An All-Bach Christmas" led by conductor Dennis Boyle Dec. 13 at 7:30 p.m., and Dec. 14 at 4 p.m. The concert will be held at Our Lady of Peace Church, 1740 Route 130 north, North Brunswick. The price is $12 for adults and $9 for seniors and students. The 40-member choir will be joined by a chamber orches- tra and will also perform Bach's "Gloria in Excelsis Deo" and "Orchestral Suite No. 3." The program is made possible by From ' . * „ . the Middlesex County Cultural and Heritage Commission and the New • FREE Delivery ®FBEE Set Up Jersey State Council on the Arts. « FREE Accessory Kit For tickets or more information, call 9 (888) 744-5668. Kasson • Olhausen • Showood 1 9 to 22' Available J \ 'Mouse That Roared' EM Starting at Manufacturers List Prices * In Stock extended to Dec. 13-14 The Alchemist Theatre Company of North Brunswick High School has rescheduled its fall play, "The Mouse That Roared," to Dec. 13 at 8 p.m. and Dec. 14 at 3 p.m. The high school is at Raider Road and Route 130. Tickets are $7 for adults and $5 for students and seniors, and may only be Saie purchased 45 minutes prior to the show. (Indoor - Outtloar) Now The comedy, based on the novel by H t N Leonard Wibberly, tells of how a kingdom COLF f deals with a looming economic disaster. For more information, call Joel at Reg. $599 (732) 289-3700, ext. 4587. Sports card, collectibles show slated for Dec. 13 PATIO & MORE Other novelty The North Brunswick Volunteer Fire theme butlers 732-462-5005 Company No. I will host a sports card available. 4235 Rt. 9 N, Freehold, NJ and collectibles show Dec. 13 from 9:30 We Carry AH One mile North of Freehold Raceway Mall a.m.-3:30 p.m. at the firehouse at 600 NOW M STOC! Cranbury Cross Road. Graded sport CELEBRATING Y»RS EXPERIENCE cards, non-sport cards, and various gam- ing cards will be available. Proceeds will Hours: Mon., Wed., Thurs. 10-8, benefit the fire company. Accessories Tues., FrL, Sat. 10-6; Sun. 11-5 For more information, call Steve at For Your www.centraljerseypools.com (732) 937-5805. Game Room! Photos for illustration Only. See Store for Details on All Offers. ^ NS L December 11, 2003 A ( 1' ) EAST BRUNSWICK SOUTH BRUNSWICK r Weigelia Gardens W.V. Griffin Nurseries, Inc. ' Fresh Pre Cut Trees One Of The Oldest 81 Largest • Unique Wreaths & Grave Covers Christinas Tree Farms In N.J. • Handmade Bows & Ribbons 1000's Of Trees To Choose From • Table Top Trees Choose & Cul • Fresh Greens, Roping II. Pre-CLit Trees • Special Orders Gladly Taken Balled Trees • MC & Visa Accepted' Greens & Wreaths 660 Cranbury Road 190 Fresh Pond Road (Off RL. 130 North) 732-254-3474 OPEN DAILY Weekdays 11-4 pm Saturday & Sunday 9-4 pm Open Nov. 28th thru Dec. 21st 732-257-2484 2") LINCROFT. Molzon Landscape Nursery " We custom Design: Center Pieces, Mantle Pieces, Boxwood Trees, EAST BRUNSWICK Wreaths and More! Giamarese Farms • Beautiful florist-quality Poinsettias. ' IOO'S of Trees to Choose From! • Christmas Trees-We specialize • Cut Your Own in Fraser Fir. • Tag Early! Shop early for best selection. • Wreaths* Grave Blankets • Roping • Great selection of Grave Blankets • Decorations • Table Top Trees 0 Stop in our warm, dry Greenhouse. CLOSED MONDAYS • Christmas Hours: Monday-Snday Tuesday-Saturday 9am - 5pm 9am-6prn "Thursday until 8pm Sunday 12pm - 5pm 140 Middletown-Lincroft Road www.giamaresefarm.com 1/2 mile north of Lincroft Inn 155 Fresh Pond Road 732-741-9098 732-821-9494 NEW EGYPT HOLMDEL Big Woods Farm &, Holmdel Nurseries Christmas Shop * Cut Trees: Fraser Fir & ' Large selection of liye, Douglas Fir to 12 Ft. plantable trees • Live Trees Balled & Burlap: Blue Spruce • Douglas Fir" - Norway Spruce, Blue Spruce Fraser Fir • Concolor Fir Douglas Fir & White Pine White & Norway Spruce \ • Custom Wreaths • Garland • Fresh Cut Christmas Trees • Centerpieces • Grave Blankets featuring # 1 rated Fraser Fir r 110 Main Street, & Premium Balsam Fir F" , , Newman Springs Rd • Holmdel • Visit with Santa 12/6 & 12-/7 ,-> Mon.-Sat. 9 am til dark, 11 am-3 pm 12/13 &, 12/14 . Sun. 10 am til dark ;: • Florist Quality Poinsettiati, • Wreaths • Roping • Grave Covers 732-946-4271 • Holiday Gift Ideas . . '" 227 Brynmore Road '•' www.bigwoodsnursery.com Mon-Fri. 9:30-5pm & Sat & Sun 8:30-5;. 8 A 609-758-8002 SOUTH BRUNSWICK Crossroads Nursery, Inc. • Balled Trees • Fraser Fir • Grand Fir • Douglas Fir • Balsam • Nobel Fir • Wreaths • Grave Covers MONROE • Poinsettias Allen's Christmas • Roping • Swags • Sprays Tree Farms • Christmas Gift Shop Open 7 Days 7:30 am-9 pm • Choose & Cut 981 Georges Road • Live Trees • Grave Covers • Wreaths 732-297-8110 • X-mas Shop • Tree Bailer for easy handling Old Church Road Tasamata@aol. com 609-395-7528 T© Advertise On This Page C«#l-800-660-4ADS ¥ ** V. SENTINEL, DecemlxT 11. .101)3 lf''P L» 111 til JL Tei oia Hantikkah party The B'nai B'rith Ketubah Married Cost is $18 per member couple, $25 Couples Unit (ages 40 and above) will per nonmember couple. New members Scientists have discovered that elevated nmeganese exposure hold its annual Hanukkah parly at 4 who pay their dues at the party will at- from welding rod fumes has been associated with Parkinsoinism p.m. on Deo. 14 at a member's home in tend free of charge. For more information (like Parkinson's disease) and imnganfem. Symptons include South Plainfield. and to reserve, call Myrna at (903) 757- shakiness, distorted facial expression, lose of equilibrium, The event will feature a kosher del- 6099 by Dec. 12. icatessen dinner and a $5 gift exchange. North Brunswick gift, toy drive to end Dec. 17 and tremors. Call us today toll free at 1-300-THE-EA6LE for a free consultation to evaluate your potential claim. We practice The North Brunswick Democrats, in gifts must be wrapped and clearly law only in Arizona, but associate with lawyers throughout the conjunction with the North Brunswick marked whether the gift is for a male or Council, Woman's Club, State Sen. Bob female, and approximate age. Deadline U.S. to help people across the country. Smith and Congressman Rush Holt, will for dropping off gifts is Dec. 17. collect new toys for area children, as well Gifts can be dropped off at the North 1-800-THE-EAGLE as suitable gifts for the elderly. Brunswick Municipal Building, 0-800-843-3245) The gifts will be distributed to chil- Hermann Road, Monday-Friday between \v\\\\,lK(M)(lieiMj Assorted 12' Long, 2" Wide Colors ntG I 49 NOW 300 Lights Multi or Clear ISO Licjhts Clear, Multi REG. 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MffitttsMMts £ their offers may not be combined. Prior sales are tut applicable to any of these offers. tFree Financing for 6 Months to : QualifieQlifidd BuyersB , minimuii m payment requiredid, fsurf m dwrgs Koussfiass datt 8*fStste Hr»4 |t*M In full during free period, see store for dotsils. "Slatron" Is i trademark of Sears. ©20033 BrancBhh BrooBkk CompanC y SENTINEL, December NS k& fee* All items in Police Beat are taken from police Police are investigating the reported theft department records. All suspects are presumed of a 1997 Honda Civic from the Route 1 Regal innocent until found guilty in court. Cinema parking lot between 11 p.m. on Dec. 6 and 1 a.m. on Dec. 7, according to police reports. Police said the car contained shop- ping bags filled with Christmas gifts. Total value of the stolen property is more than $5,000. Police arrested and charged Chrome Street resident Luigi S. Cersaro, 19, with theft Police are investigating a reported bur- at 10:25 p.m. on Dec. 2 at the intersection of glary into a Birchwood Court residence that OPEN HOUSE Second and Center streets after police report- resulted in theft of jewelry, electronic equip- Every Saturday 9 am -12 Noo» edly found him in possession of two New ment, and a bicycle, at a total value of $6,289, Jersey Department of Transportation highway between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. on Dec. 8, accord- Attend our open house and learn what millions of parents signs after a concerned resident alerted them ing to police reports. Police said a second- in over 40 different countries already know; to suspicious activity in the area, according to level sliding glass door was used to gain entry Kumon helps kids of all ages get the help they need to police reports. Police transported Cersaro to into the apartment. build a foundation for success and personal achievement. headquarters for processing, where he was later released on his own recognizance. Call the Center at South Brunswick MATH & READING CENTERS Police arrested and charged Monmouth Leal-wing How To Learn" 732-921-0909 or 732-937-4646 Junction resident Carolyn McGlothen, 49, with Police are investigating a reported 525 MiNtown Road, Suite 208 driving while intoxicated at the intersection of North Brunswick attempted burglary into the Guardian Drug Co, Route 1 and Adams Lane, where she was on Charles Street in Dayton that resulted in and learn how the affordable and proven reportedly involved in a single car motor vehi- $1,000 damage to two of the building's doors Kumon Method can help your child succeed. cle accident, according to police reports. between midnight and 1:34 a.m. on Dec. 2, Police took McGlothen into custody at the according to police reports. Police said the scene of the accident and transported her to glass on an outer and an inner laboratory door timitimm Children's House headquarters for processing, where she was was smashed, but said nothing of value was 'A Lifetime Experience" later released to the care of her daughter. stolen, : •; For • Pre-School & Day Care Community Bulletin Board -.iges 2!J - 5 years Advertising -2, i or 5-day programs -Full or half-day -Kindergarten Readiness Lawrence Brook panel will meet on Dec. 16 • Full-Day Kindergarten '(Milltown Location) The Lawrence Brook Watershed Membership," "Environmental • School Hours 7:3Oam-6:O0p«n Partnership Inc. (LBWP) will hold a Education for the Public," "Getting a • Summer Camp Available meeting at 7:30 p.m. on Dec. 16 at the Handle on Land-Use Issues" and (Dayton Location) environmental panel's headquarters "Designing the LBWP Web Site." Full Curriculum '^LrW; building, 85 Washington Ave., Milltown. The public is welcome. Refreshments State-Licensed will be served. AMS Affiliated -660-4237 The event will include presentation www.montessorlschaolnj.com of the president's annual report. A mini- The Lawrence Brook Watershed workshop and brainstorming event is Partnership has environmental inter- planned to help determine how the ests in the area including East partnership can more effectively plan Brunswick, Milltown, South its work. Topics will include "Building Brunswick, North Brunswick and New Brunswick. For more information and to reserve, call Alan Godber at (732) 846-4476. Kiwanis to hold craft show, Santa breakfast And So Me Ow lAptisi^ The Kiwanis Club of East Brunswick will hold its Holiday Craft Show and Breakfast With Santa on Dec. 13 in the cafeteria at Hammarskjold Middle .. Don't Miss Your Chttme Xb Advertise*** School, 200 Kues Lane, East Brunswick. The craft show is scheduled for 7:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. The breakfast will take place Christmas Edition: Published12124 : from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Proof Deadline * 12/17 noon Crafts, holiday gifts, wrapping, deco- rative items and "Entertainment 2004" Non'proof Deadline "12/19 noon books will be available. The all-you-can-eat breakfast buffet Classified Deadlines t . , will include eggs, pancakes, sausage, cof- fee, tea and juice. Photos with Santa will Business & Service Directory Boxes - 12/17 noon be offered for a $4 donation. Legals ' 12/18 noon IJnerAds - 12/19 noon Cost for the breakfast is $5.50 per person, $3.50 for youngsters age 5 and under. All proceeds will benefit various local charities. New Year's Eve Edition*. Publishes mi For reservations or more information, Proof Deadline - 12/23 noon call (732) 246-0388 or (732) 257-8152. ISIon'proof Deadline - 12/26 noon Hospital to sponsor Classified Deadlines: HIV group meetings Business & Service Directory Boxes * 12/23 noon TbQ,;Rarjt^n Bay 'Medical/. Legals * 12/23 noon Liner Ads 12/26 noon Immunology, ''and Infectious Bj$ Depjartimirit will sponsor HIV sWp'port Contact an Advertising Consultant today to place your ad! grat$lmeetings on Dea 15, 22 and 29 at the'hospital's Perth Amboy division, 530 New Brunswick Ave. Freehold! Long Branelii Individuals coping with or affected by HIV are welcome to attend. Registration 732-358-5200 732*870»6070 is required. For time, exact location and to reg- Grwrier Medlia ister, call (732) 324-5082. NS SENTINEL, December 11, 2003 29 Holiday decor goes back to nature at Bear Creek Herbary fiy Jo-Rnn Lamon fleccoppci \X -" his is the year to bring nature indoors for the holiday season. Celebrating the holi- r days in a natural, stress-free environment is relaxing, rejuvenating, and honors our W : T most cherished Christmas traditions, flt Bear Creek Herbary, 495 Lakewood- Farmlngdale Road, Howell, using nature's bounty to deck the halls is its stock and trade. The glitz and glitter so prevalent in Christmas decor take a back seat to nature at the herbary. Nothing compares to a real tree in your home. The redolent scent and unaffected beauty of a fresh tree Is reminiscent of olden days, when proper, refined households were adorned with evergreens and tasteful embellishments. The most renowned Christmas tree, the Douglas fir, is the only type sold at Sear Creek Herbary, along with hundreds of natural decorations to enhance Its perfection. Theme decorations are most desirable this year. Birds, feathers, nests, natural cones, wild flowers, adorned fruits, berries, nuts, and the aromatic scents oF the season make a home come alive with all the good feelings the holidays bring. These were the ornaments of choice in days gone by, when candies, cookies, fruits, popcorn, and lighted candles graced the family tree. This warmth and tradition come alive at the herbary, where Mother Nature provides the Vuletlde cheer. Home decoration goes beyond the perfect tree, with swags and wreaths adorned with bright cranberries for natural beauty. Fresh garland looks great outside the house, and indoors the fragrance brings joy and contentment, and more than a few cherished memories of Christmas post. Christmas Ivy adds a festive touch to the holiday decor, and magnificent herb topiar- ies In angel and snowman shapes are fun and perfect for lighted candles and the natural spirit of the holiday season. While a small sprig of mistletoe Is fine for holiday flirting, JERRY WOLKOWITZ staff hanging a Kissing Ball is extremely elegant and very Victorian — far more decorative and The glitz and glitter of Christmas decor take a back seat to nature at Bear Creek Herbary in Howell. romance inspiring. Fresh flowering plants are also on hand at Bear Creek Herbary. Poinsettia, amaryllis, Christmas cactus, and fragrant paper whites to beautify tables and ledges are heavily stocked, and small tree containers for indoor and outdoor display can be planted later and enjoyed for years to come. Themed gift baskets aiith that special Bear Creek touch of nature are clever and gor- *s thk.-'^^iA geous, and perfect For giving this holiday season. Centerpiece baskets enliven dining room tables and artistic holiday planters last long after Christmas has come and gone. Bear Creek Herbary is a one-stop decorating center dedicated to bringing the majesty of the great outdoors into the home for Christmas. There Is much to see and plenty of ground to cover. Fresh trees ore displayed for careful viewing and easy selection. Inside the barn, trees are fully decorated In various natural themes to Inspire holiday revelers. There is also a toasty stove fire and hot apple cider Inside the bom to take the nip out of chilly Christmas shoppers. Extended hours are 10 am. to 8 p.m. on weekdays and Saturdays, ond 10 am. to 4 p.m. on Sundays. Drop by Bear Creek Herbary and browse to your heart's con- tent, or call Down, Karen, or David at (732) 938-2327 to make your home a natural Vuletlde showcase this season. 7 A POST BEAUTIFUl- ]\ c can fxefp take the stress out of the Holidays eHRISTMAS K. SHOP tight Qreai (gift ideal! Windsor Plant Mall 1626S£r: Holiday Season Special* Store Tour on the Web: AJorth Brunswick 1 month unlimited classes $99 (save$ii) WinclsorChristmas.com 732-951-1100 www.lLyC.com 10 classes in 12 weeks $105 (save $20) denise® iLyo.com Or save 10% on ANY gift certificate Peggy Primlano Special Sections Editor Private Sessips - Reiki ~ Thai Yoga Bodywork Karen L. Kesten Graphics Coordinator Purchase now through Dec 23,2003 to receive discount. Discounts cannot be combined. SENTINEL, December i L .:u<.i NS ith school back in session and the holidays just are sure to be a hit this holiday season. around the corner, it's time to hit the toy stores Preschoolers can build fine motor skills and hand-eye again. However, in the face of jam-packed school coordination while learning color identification, numbers, and extracurricular schedules, it can be easy to underestimate counting and shape-recognition with the award-winning the importance of play time, fill the skills children need to Smart Snacks line of hands-on "treats" for children ages 3 develop into functioning, productive adults originate from play, and up, also from Learning Resources. including literacy, mathematical reasoning, creativity, and Gach set of colorful Smart Snacks Counting Cookies social shills, according to Playing for Keeps, an lilinois-bosed includes ten cookies numbered one through 10 on the bot- nonprofit organization dedicated to educating parents and tom, with a corresponding number of counting "chips" on the teachers about the benefits of constructive play. The truth is, top. Voung children will learn visual acuity and sorting skills just because a toy offers loads of fun doesn't mean that it can- as they pull apart Smart Snacks Sorting Shapes Cupcakes to not be part of the total learning experience. match and sort the hidden shapes within. "fls a childhood specialist for over 35 years, I have seen Smart Snacks Rainbow Color Cones help children learn the continuous, essential need for more year-round resources how to identify colors by mixing and matching the colorful For consumers to identify and choose the most appropriate, scoops to build giant rainbow-colored cones. The name of safe and engaging learning and developmental products for all each color is printed inside of each scoop for easy identifi- children," says noted childhood development expert Stevanne cation. "Dr. Toy" fluerbach, Ph.D., director of the Institute for Childhood The right toys, like this Teaching Cash Register from Learning Parents can even make reading and writing practice fun Resources, in October 2003, fluerbach released the annual Resources, can assist parents in reinforcing what their children at home with four new all-in-one activity sets that use a areleafning in school to keep the momentum going year round. report, "Dr. Toy's 100 Best Children's Products for 2003," to hands-on approach to reinforce phonics skills in children encourage parents and teachers to focus on the value of play explore toys that help children learn through play. The ages 4 and up. LUith Reading Rods Phonics flctivity Sets, as essential to the learning process. M«Gears Building Set alloujs children ages 7 and up to create kids snap together color-coded rods to practice letter and One of the top-ranked toys this year is the Teaching Cash working robots, moving vehicles and exciting machines of their sounds, build words, practice spelling and create sentences Register from Learning Resources, a trusted source for quality ouun design with the micro-gears in each award-winning 350- which help build reader confidence. math, science, early childhood and language educational toys. piece set. 6ach building kit includes 18 different types of build- The right toys can assist parents in reinforcing what their LUith children exposed to technology at progressively younger ing pieces and a forward/backward motor control, making for children are learning in school to keep the momentum going oges, developing math skills Is more important than ever. endless creative building possibilities. year round, educators have embraced Learning Resources' Designed to engage your child's imagination with interactive For younger builders, the Gears! Dizzy Pun Land Building Set award-winning line of products, have helped children to learn, electronic games that teach skills such as money and number lets children work together or individually to build the amuse- solve problems, and express themselves for nearly 20 years. identification, addition and subtraction, each Cash Register ment parH of their dreams, complete with carousel, bumper "Children learn best through play," Fluerbach soys. includes a built-in scanner, play scale and coin slot that tallies cars, roller coaster, action figures and enough spinning gears "These smart products encourage children to maximize their real and play coins. to make everything come to life, fl Family Fun magazine 2003 potential." For more information or to request a catalog, call LUith the holidays just weeks aujay, noiu is a great time to "Toy of the Year" finalist, these 120-piece molded plastic sets (888) 800-7893 or visit wwuj.leQrnlngresources.com. 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(732) 96$'87W f732} 390-4442 NS SEN'! ir-IML, DtiCi-mher 11, 2003 • .'71 f(1 v fidm*kw the m Wednesday, Dee iiwfset 3'. njim-10: f Son: Ring in a thrilling New Year at the State Theatre with irresistible strains oi Puccini, Mozart, Lahar, Strauss, and more. A quartet of singers who have graced the opera sragfis ot New Yotk and beyond are backed by the Princeton Symphony Orchestra in a luscious program ot opera and light opera favorifes. Swirling wattz tunes, soaring melodies, and a dash oi humor make this the ideal place to be to bid goodbye to 2003! ., ' -r !">i'"J.''srVft'4'j>'r;fi • ' - •'- 'v <-' -i 1, ?,'.J '< 32 SENTINEL, December NS g 13 y €ileen Keutnik strongest, hardest, most durable metal out there and reenfleld Jewelers offers on array of people are choosing to go back beautiful jewelry that makes wonderful to the basics," Greenfield said. gifts for the holidays or for any special The store also offers a wide occasion. The store, owned by Ira and Unda selection of jewelry for men, Greenfield, is celebrating its 25th anniversary this including chains, bracelets and year. Before moving to its current location at 418 rings. Titanium jeaielry is very Route 18 north In €ast Brunswick, Greenfield Greenfield Jewelers in East popu|Qr for men todciu. For the Brunswick offers all of the latest ' ' Y Jewelers had stores in Somerset and €dison. styles in jewelry. The selection is young girls on your holiday When walking around the 5,000-square-foot ^Sy^hASSJJ sh°PPin9 list' Greenfield's offers building, customers can browse the more than l|st- gifts ranging from necklaces to 10,000 pieces of jewelry and surely find the perfect gift for that ' earrings. "LLJe have an enamel special someone on their holiday list. line of jewelry for young girls with matching earrings, necklaces There is an endless selection of jeweiry for women in 14- or and bracelets," Greenfield said. 18-karate white or yellow gold, or in platinum or sterling silver. If you are unsure of what to buy a loved one this holiday sea- Recording to Linda Greenfield, chandelier earrings, three-dia- son, a gift certificate from Greenfield's will do the trick. Customers mond anniversary rings, colored sapphires and Michele watches can also visit the store's LUeb site, waiw.greenfieldjewelers.com, are among the popular holiday items this year. and do on-line shopping as well as browse to get ideas. If in "Usually when wearing chandelier earrings, women don't stock, gifts purchased through the Web site will be shipped in 48 wear a necklace because they end up fighting against one hours. another," she scsid. "ft lot of local people will look on the UJeb site first and then The Michele diamond watch is available with bright-colored come in personally," Ira Greenfield said. leather bands In yellow, red or blue, and in stainless steel. In flside from a friendly, knowledgeable sales staff, Greenfield Jewelers offers onsite jew- addition, the store carries a full selection of brand-name watch- elry repair seven days a week, diamond setting on the premises and in full view while cus- es including Movado, Seiko, Bulova and Omega for men and tomers wait, appraisal services and consultation by the on-staff gemologist, and complete women. watch repair services. Of course, engagement rings are hot selling items during the Greenfield Jewelers is open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Wednesday, 10 holidays. The most popular diamond choices remain the round or a.m. to 9 p.m. Thursday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday and Saturday, and noon to 5 p.m. on princess cuts. 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Q, 'Soup to nuts' holiday entertaining guide s the holidays approach, it's natural for us to feel both creates a hearty and healthful meal to nourish guests. The festive and frantic and increasingly stressed as our list simple soup combines aromatic garlic, earthy potatoes and R of errands gets longer than Santa's. To make sure that bright orange carrots (recipe included). But she does warn that this season is about true holiday spirit and Joyous time with "the spirit can express Itself in many odd and wonderful ways. family and friends, heed the sage advice of on entertaining Be prepared for shocking behaviorl" expert who shores her simple secret... serve soup! The Potage of Spirit "Most soups are not complicated to make but they can (makes 6 servings) have magical powers to help restore the soul, nurture and in- 2 medium garlic bulbs (about 16 cloves) spire the spirit and make a holiday party great fun for the host 4 14-ounce cans reduced-sodium chicken broth and guests," says Jana Kolpen, author and illustrator of the 3 medium potatoes (about 1 pound), peeled and cut into enchanting fable and cookbook. The Secrets of Pistoulet, and 1/2 inch pieces. designer of the Pistoulet Dlnnerware Collection for The 3 carrots, peeled and chopped (11/2 cups) Pfaltzgraff Co. 1/3 cup whipping cream Kolpen is a passionate cook who loves to entertain at Salt and pepper to taste home. Her successful motto is, "keep it fresh, seasonal, colorful Snipped fresh chives to garnish (optional) and simple." Depending on the soup recipe, it can be served Directions: as first course, entree or even a delicious snack. Regardless of guests' hunger. Kolpen collaborated with The Pfaltzgraff Co. to Combine broth, peeled garlic cloves, potatoes and carrots its place at meal time, a simmering pot of soup warms guests' design a full collection of dinneru/are and home accessories to in saucepan, cover with tuater and bring to boil. Reduce heat hearts and keeps the cook out of the kitchen and part of the complement her soup recipes and entertaining philosophy. and simmer for 20 to 25 minutes. Cool slightly, puree in celebration. C-ach piece in the Pistoulet Collection is hand painted with blender or food processor until smooth. Return to saucepan to "I've always loved to entertain friends and family, and I dis- brightly colored flowers, vines and vegetables inspired by heat through, adding whipping cream, salt and pepper and covered the magic of soups while on a journey In France where Kolpen's illustrations in her book. chives for garnish. the ritual and the spirit of making soup for others became a "I encourage mixing and matching dinnerujare pieces to cre- The chlp-reslstant, highly durable Pistoulet Collection is a life-transforming experience," says Kolpen. She left New Vork ate whimsical and fun table settings. Place large soup crocks great dinnerware choice for holiday entertaining. It is safe in City for a small farmhouse in southern France to give herself a and tureens right on the dinner table and let guests serve the dishwasher, oven, freezer and microwave and features a fresh start after some devastating life experiences. Kolpen's themselves and participate in the full ritual of the holiday broad range of dinneruuare, serveruiare and accessories. The adventures led her to write and illustrate The Secrets of feast." The Pistoulet Collection includes large, colorful soup collection is available at major department and specialty Pistoulet in which she includes several soup recipes that chroni- tureens with ladles and a variety of soup bowls named aFter stores nationwide, including J.C. Penney, flmozon.com and cle her inspirational journey such as the Potage of Spirit and Kolpen's favorite soup recipes such as the Potage of more than 70 Pfaltzgraff stores at outlet malls across the coun- the Potage of Passion. Compassion soup crocks and the Potage of Spirit soup bowls. try. Recording to Kolpen, holiday entertaining should be a Kolpen recommends the Potage of Spirit soup as a good For more recipes from 77ie Secrets of Pistoulet, log on to multi-sensory experience that satisfies more than just your party starter. Using the freshest ingredients in the recipe, she The Pfaltzgraff Co. lileb site at wujw.pfz.com. Expanded our Facility This Holiday Give the "order conveniently fVy phone "-m5" "-. www.bocadayspas.Gom (732)4229229 36 SENTINEL, December 11, 2003 NS V nils a match's main function is to tell time, more the watch is placed on a nightstand and not being worn, a and more of today's timepieces offer extra bene- standard automatic will last approximately 36 days until it fits — some serve as two-wau radios, have built- stops ticking, while a caliber 36 movement will run for 50 in computers, or even monitor your position on Garth using days. Naturally, the higher the caliber number, the more GPS. But uuhile watches as a whole have increased in their expensive the watch will be. utility, some go beyond the trendy bells and whistles and Pick the watch to match your personality offer something more — timepieces that are built for life. With the variety of different luxury brands out there, it Setter hnown as luxury watches, here are a few things you may be overwhelming to figure out which brand will best will want to know before running off to make the big pur- coincide with your watch-wearing needs. Different brands chase. tend to specialize in certain areas of timekeeping. For ex- Rutomotic versus quartz ample, TflG Heuer is known for its precise timekeeping in Lesson IMo. 1 is understanding what makes these things the world of sports, particularly in golf and auto-racing. In tick . . . literally. LUhen shopping for a luxury match, it is fact, TflG Heuer's newest brand ambassador, Tiger Woods, important to know the difference between an automatic has actually helped design his own signature piece for the watch (without batteries) and a quartz watch (with batter- golfer who prefers to wear something light while he's on ies). The automatic watch functions as a result of the physi- The Link Tiger Woods Limited Edition was first presented to Tiger Woods by Daniel Lalonde, president and CEO of TAG Heuer North the course: the Link Tiger Woods Limited edition. Woods cal movement of the wearer's wrist. Thus, if an automatic America. even provided Input on the design and manufacture of the watch is not worn and is stationary for a prolonged period luxury watch — its sub-dial is burgundy, (Woods's lucky of time, the watch will stop ticking. H simple shake of the to compare this function to a car's engine,fls a Porsche's playing color) standing for power and victory. The au- watch will put time back in motion. engine differs from a Buick's, a watch's movement can vary tomatic-movement timepiece also has a black face and is fl quartz watch works on battery power. Generally, significantly as well, fl watch's movement is measured by inscribed with Tiger Woods' name. automatic watches are more expensive than quartz watches calibers — the higher the caliber, the better the movement because precise engineering is required to produce UJhat this means is that although automatic movements There are several factors that come into play when con- mechanical functionality, flnother statistic — nine out of 10 function without batteries, after a certain time period, the sidering the investment in a luxury watch. These are just women's watches are quartz because women are generally watch will be slightly off time, fl high caliber number will someinitial steps to take into account. less interested In the automatic movement of the watch generate greater precision, for example, after 30 days of If you are interested In more information on the Link and are more interested in the style. wearing a standard automatic with a low caliber, the time Tiger Woods Limited edition and the Link series, call (866) Caliber automatic versus standard automatic will be off by approximately 12 minutes, while a caliber 36 260-0460 or visit TflG Heuer's Web site at To better understand a watch's movement, it Is helpful (a high caliber movement) will only be off by 2 minutes. If www.tagheuer.com. Bring some fresh inspiratipn Greater Media Newspapers News Transcript, Examiner, Tri-Town News, Independent, Atlanticville, The Hub, • Suburban, East Brunswick Sentinel, North/South Sentinel, Brick Township Bulletin £aad Qanmction" REATER MONTHLY SECTIONS i\\ . t . // .%& ; .; fa " Celebrate vvith Ceviche! Savor this and other delicious dishes as part of our IMuevb Latino menu. Make merry with "a Mojito! Enjoy this classic Cuban rurn cocktailfor a lively holiday toast. .V.-;:;.'•". '^^l'ycy::o'M. —y^i V;% ••T.X Salsa and Merengue! With Latin music Thursday through Saturday evenings at The Palm Bar. nova Call 732-296-1600 today to book your terra holiday parties and luncheons for up to 40 in our private dining room. Purchase gift cards at Nova Terra or online at FOR ADVERTISING www.t2restaurants.com. INFORMATION CALL: '.''.FREEHOLD: (732) 358-5200 78 Albany Street Downtown New Brunswick 732-296-1600 LONG BRANCH: (732) 870-6070 Convenient parlciiuj on ••Hyiit't Regency New Brunswick or on-sfi NS SENTINEL, December 11, 2003 37 Isabeile V. Russell Pucillo Greater Media Newspapers prints obituaries Santa A. Morrone as a free community service, at no charge to the Mrs. Morrone, 87, of Sebring, Fla., died Mrs. Pucillo, 84, of East Brunswick died families of the deceased or to the funeral homes Dec. 4 at Central New Jersey Jewish Home for Dec. 6 in Old Bridge Manor Nursing Home. that provide the information. the Aged, Somerset. Bom in Brooklyn, N.Y,, Her husband, John P. Pucillo, died in 1974, she resided in the Little Rocky Hill section of and a son, John Pucillo, died in 1941, Mary A. Dobzinski Shepanski South Brunswick and in Brick Township Surviving are two sons, Roger Pucillo of East Mrs. Shepanski, 79, of North Brunswick before moving to Sebring in 1987. She was a Brunswick and Steven Pucillo of San Diego; a died Dec. 3 at St. Peter's University Hospital, daughter, Jacqueline Calderone of Pipersville, seamstress at Pliar Garment Industries, ANY CAF1.AT HOME Oft AT YOU! New Brunswick. Born in Nanticoke, Pa., she Highland Park, where she was employed 35 Pa.; five grandchildren; four great-grandchil- resided in East Brunswick for 45 years, prior year's before her retirement. Mrs. Morrone dren. A Mass was offered at St. Bartholomew's MO tXtfIA CHAFSGBU! to moving to North Brunswick iii 2001. She OFWESHOP) was predeceased by her husband, Joseph W. Church, East Brunswick. Interment was in —a was employed at Greater New York Insurance St. Peter's Cemetery, Staten Island, N.Y. LUBE, OIL & Co., East Brunswick, before her retirement. Morrone, on Nov. 8; and a son, Fred V. Morrone, in the Sept. 11. attacks in New York Memorial contributions may be made to the filTER CHANGE, She was a communicant St. Bartholomew Interfaith Network of Care, 62 S. Main St., TOP OFF ALL FLUIDS, Roman Catholic Church, East Brunswick, and City. She is survived by a daughter and son- a member of the parish's Altar Rosary Society. in-law, Patricia and Paul Freda of the Kendall Milltown NJ 08850. CllttH AS HEEDED; She also was a member of the East Brunswick Park section of South Brunswick; a daughter- FBEE1IRB ROTAtlOM Historical Society. Mrs. Shepanski was prede- in-law, Linda Morrone of Jupiter, Fla.; a sis- ceased by her husband, Leonard T. Shepanski, ter, Rose Carvelli of Middle Village, N.Y.; four in 1986. She is survived by a daughter and grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren. A son-in-law, Nan and Bruce Kessler of Noi'th Mass of Christian Burial was offered at St. Brunswick; three sisters, Sophie Oslowski of Augustine of Canterbury Church, Kendall Spotswood, Christine Dembowski of Kingston, Park. Entombment was at Franklin Memorial Pa., and Irene Polnasek of Barrington; and Park Mausoleum. The Mather-Hodge Funeral two grandsons. Burial was at Holy Cross Home, Princeton, was in charge of arrange- Burial Park, South Brunswick. The ments. Brunswick Memorial Funeral Home, East Brunswick, was in charge of arrangements. Memorial donations may be made to the Patricia Dawn Wilgus Makwinski Muscular Dystrophy Association, P.O. Box 78960, Phoenix, AZ 85062. Mrs. Makwinski, 66, of East Brunswick died Dec. 1 in St. Peter's University Hospital, Josephine E. Hickey New Brunswick. Prior to her retirement in 2002, she was the credit manager for 20 years Mrs. Hickey, 88, of Cedar Glen Lakes, at Champion Container, Avenel section of Whiting section of Manchester, died Dec. 3 in Woodbridge. After retiring, she worked as an FLORIST Community Medical Center, Toms River sec- East Brunswick election poll worker for two tion of Dover. Her husband, Frederick Hickey, years. Surviving are her husband, William ©ID BRIDGE FLORIST, IMC. died in 1991. Surviving are a son, James H. Makwinski; a son, Mark of Cromwell, Conn.; 5 Marsad Drive, Old Bridge, NJ Hickey Sr. of Whiting; a daughter, Loretta three daughters, Kathy Newman and Dawn 8®Q"®78-3064 Bryan of Florence, S.C.; a brother, Frank Young, both of East Brunswick, and Taryn Krupa of the Dayton section of South Dalton of the Hamilton Square section of 732-254-3064 Brunswick; a sister, Ann Cegielski of South Hamilton; a sister, Suzanne Helen Wilgus of Daily and Sunday River; seven grandchildren; and seven great- East Brunswick; and eight grandchildren. Delivery To Ail Funeral Homes grandchildren. A funeral liturgy was offered Services were held at St. Peter's Episcopal www.oldbridgeflorist.com at Our Lady of Mercy Church, Englishtown. Interment was in St. Rose of Lima Cemetery, Church, Spotswood. Interment was in the Freehold Township. Memorial contributions church cemetery. Memorial contributions may may be made to the American Cancer Society. be made to the charity of one's choice. To place an advertisement in the Items for Community Bulletin Boai'd may be e-mailed to ebsent@gmnews.< • Funcrn! Directory They also may be faxed to (732) 780-4192 or mailed to Sentinel, P.O. Box 51 ' Ga!l 1 -300-GGC 4337 Freehold, NJ 07728. . 3® SENTINEL, December .11, 2003 NS Schearer, Mike Debby and Nick South Brunswick Kiyalis, defenseman John Desuza and back-up goalie Brian hockey team off Baliki. to fast start A quartet of juniors will also see significant ice time for the BY DOUG MeKENZIE Vikings, including defenseman Staff Writer Pete Saragnese and Mike Bowser, forward Sean Ciarios |he South Brunswick High and goalie Eric Dawe. School ice hockey team Freshman defenseman Richie has its work cut out for it Stewart will also be a key compo- if it hopes for a repeat of last nent to the Vikings' season as year's success. they look to return to the state The Vikings, who finished tournament. atop the Southern White "We're looking to be competi- Division and advanced to the tive in the new conference and quarterfinals of the state tour- hope to make another run in the nament before bowing out to state," Kamiec said. "The kids public school runner-up really like playing with each Randolph, 4-0, has moved up to other, and a lot of them have the Southern Eed Division this been in the program for three or year, and faces a more challeng- four years, so they're familiar ing schedule. with each other." But second-year head coach The Vikings got off to a good Marc Kamiec remains confident start with a 1-0 win over a solid that his team will perform well Red Bank Catholic team, and despite the challenge. will look to further prove them- "We lost four guys, three to selves this week with a pair of graduation and one [Ryan key early-season match-ups. Stewart] who transferred to a Yesterday they were scheduled to prep school in New England, host Bishop Eustace and today but we've got plenty of solid they will travel to Toms River guys back," he said. "We should North. be solid both ways, too, because In the early going, Kamiec is we're fairly deep and it's a good VERONICA YANKOWSKI staff pleased with how his team has skating team. Brian Baliki is among the seniors returning to the South Brunswick ice hockey team this year as they iook looked, though there are areas "It's certainly going to be a to make a successful jump up to the Southern Red Division after winning a White Division crown last year. they need to improve on. tougher season, though, with "Our defensive zone coverage the move up, and we'll be facing some of Metuchen. This year's squad includes eight sen- needs some work. That was a bit of a excellent teams." "We hope to capitalize on the success iors, led by the team's top two scorers of a problem in the first game," he said. On top of the high-caliber teams with- of last season, but everyone knows that year ago, forwards Matt Ruffalo and Joe "But overall we've looked good, though in the Southern Red Division, the Vikings we've taken a step up from where we Bertucci. Bertucci is currently out with a we're dealing with some injuries." will face a number of the state's elite were in terms of the competition we'll be separated shoulder, and the Vikings are With a long, tough schedule ahead of teams this year, including Bishop facing," Kamiec, who was the head coach anxiously awaiting his return to the ice. them, the Vikings will certainly have to Eustace, St. Augustine, Toms River at Notre Dame High School before com- Among the other seniors on the team earn another season like last year. North, Brick Memorial and St. Joseph's ing to South Brunswick, said. are forwards Dan Blaine, James O'Reilly leads UNC to Sports Shorts Registration is being accepted Federation umpires are welcome. The New Jersey another national title for the Old Bridge winter ice Experience not necessary. For more Cheerleading Invitational hockey youth instructional information call (732) 906-8263. Competition is seeking squads to ast Brunswick's was set by Mia Bamm, program, sponsored by the town- compete in the 12th annual Heather O'Reilly who had six in three ship Department of Parks, If you would like to become a statewide event presented by the Emay have missed games in 1993. Recreation & Social Services. The high school basketball official Girl Scouts of Ocean County on out on playing for the The win gave the program will be held Sunday for the 2003-04 season, please con- March 6 at Manchester High United States in the Heels a. record 18th evenings, beginning Jan. 4, at the tact Allan Kaufman at (732) 390- School. Middle school/junior high women's World Cup due national title in 22 years, Old Bridge Sports Arena. 1860 or at [email protected]. squads are scheduled to begin com- to a broken left leg, but and also allowed them to Youngsters will be instructed on Classes begin in October in East petition at approximately 9:30 a.m., she certainly knows how become the first -women's the fundamentals of hockey, includ- Brunswick and will get you on the with trophies given out at about fco put an exclamation teain to finish at-27-0, ft ing stick handling, passing and court for the start of the 2003-04 noon. High school level divisions, point on a recovery. was the team's first per- shooting. Participants are required season. including co-ed high schools, will The freshman for- ' feet season since 1993, to wear full equipment. The ses- take the floor for the afternoon, ward scored eight goals' when Hamm led the Tar sions are broken into two age Baseball and Softball winter beginning at about 2 p.m. in ' the NCAA Heels to a national title. groups: 5-8 years old and 9-13. The camps will be held at the Baseball Information and registration infor- Tournament, capping it The 27 wins also tied 5-8 group runs from 5:15 p.m. to Warehouse Instructional Academy mation is available to squads now off- with two goals and a school record for wins 6:30 p.m., the older group runs in Highland Park. BaseballCamp by calling (732) 349-4499. Divisions one assist in North . (the 1997 team finished from 6:45 p.m. to 8 p.m. The cost is will be Dec. 29, 30 and 31, and will include middle school/junior high; Carolina's 6-0 win over 27-0-1). $226 for Old Bridge residents and have two sessions: pitching (9:30 junior high no stunting; junior var- Connecticut in the cham- O'Reilly, • 18, had at $276 for nonresidents. For more a.m.-ll:30 a.m.) and hitting (12:30 sity; varsity and co-ed. The compe- pionship game, held ia least one goal in six tour- information visit the arena Monday p.m.-2:30 p.m.). Softball Camp will tition is open to school and recre- Cary, N.C., on Sunday. nament matches as the through Thursday from 7 p.m. to be Dec. 27 and 28 with pitching ational cheerleading squads. With her two goals: and Tar Heels outaeored 8:30 p.m. or call John Piccolo at (9:30 a.m.-ll:30 a.m.) and hitting Categories include cheer only, one assist, O'Reilly eet a opponents 32-0. She was (732) 721-5600, ext. 4025, or (732) (12:30 p.m.-2:30 p.m.) Both camps cheer/dance and dance. Spectator new school record for named the tournament's 679-8339. are for players age 7-13, and each admission is $5 for adults, $2 for goals 'in an NCAA most valuable • offensive session is limited to 30 players. students and children. Proceeds Tournament with eight. player, and was also, ISA of New Jersey is looking More information is available on benefit the program and activities The previous record for named to the Ali- for umpires for its 2004 softbafi the Web site at www.baseballware- for more than 5,800 Girl Scout of goals in a tournament TournaHtent Team. programs. Its Central Jersey clinic house.20m.com or call (732) 249- Ocean County. begins in January. ASA, NSA, and 8884. SENTINEL, December 11, 2003 ner menu offers a and seafood, start at $9.95 and range in Owner opens selection of appetiz- price up to $18.95. second restaurant ers ranging from a Steak entrees include a rib eye served plum tomato with sweet mashed potatoes, caramelized in North Brunswick bruschetta served on mushrooms and "mad" onions for $17.95, Tuscan bread for and filet mignon with a bourbon demi- BY JENNIFER KOHLHEPP $4.95 to a crab cake glaze sauce for $18.95. Staff Writer strudel with spinach Some of the more exclusive dishes NORTH BRUNSWICK - Is all of the and cheese for $8.95. Pascale serves include chicken tossed with hurly-burly of the holiday season making Patrons looking fettuccini and shitake mushrooms in a you completely mad? for a small meal can walnut pesto sauce for $13.95, pan-seared Holiday shoppers ready to snap in the order from a variety Chilean sea bass served over chive slow-moving Route 1 traffic can take a of salads or personal mashed potatoes with leeks in a light small detour from the craziness via Jersey pizzas. tomato broth for $17.95, and pecan-crust- Avenue to relax and dine at the new Mad For diners with a ed chicken breast served with sweet City Cafe and Grill at 1864 Arlington Ave. more exotic palate, mashed potatoes in a bourbon sauce for Although owner and head chef Bruno Pascale offers choices $15.95. Pascale, 39, calls everything on the menu such as the Central The restaurant also offers a children's "crazy casual cuisine," he assures that his Park salad, which menu with entrees starting at $4.95. fare will not add to the seasonal stress. includes mixed For dessert, patrons can choose from a "I call it crazy because I put a little greens, roasted pear, variety of fresh homemade desserts. twist on all of the dishes," Pascale said. Gorgonzola cheese Pascale highly recommends the fruit "The flavoring and presentation of the and candied walnuts napoleon that consists of layers of flaky food is very different, very creative." in a champagne pastry stuffed with blueberries, blackber- As an example, Pascale said he serves vinaigrette for $8.95, ries, and strawberries in a light cream his Kung Fu Calamari with a sauce com- or the Chinatown sauce and drizzled with berry and choco- prised of ingredients like honey, ginger pizza, which includes late sauce for $5.25 or, for the less daring, and soy sauce, whereas traditional restau- Asian pulled chicken, his version of carrot cake with cream rants usually serve marinara sauce with mozzarella cheese, cheese icing for $4.95, the seafood appetizer. green onions, cilantro The atmosphere in the Mad City Cafe "Once my customers taste this Asian and fresh wontons for complements the chef's flair for the sauce, they wonder why they would ever d.Q ng JENNIFER KOHLHEPP unusual in his presentation of each dish. want to use marinara sauce on their cala- rii, • , - Rockaway resident Bruno Pascale serves crazy casual cuisine in lne mam entrees, an ec!ectlc atmosphere at the Mad City Cafe on Arlington Pascale completely transformed what mari again," Pascale said. including steafes, pas- in North Brunswick. 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Thinking, 0 Fleet Turn 2 Foundation. 4© SENTINEL, December 11,2003 NS A culinary graduate of the Culinary Arts Institute, in Jersey City, and certi- fied by the American Culinary Federation, Pascale once hosted his own cooking show, "Entrees of (Continued from page 39) Excellence" on the Cablevision network residents once knew as Cafe Elegante, in Morris County. a traditional Italian restaurant, into a The Mad City Cafe and Grill cur- Ann Renaud is in a utuque position to help§ modish bistro where jazz plays over the rently serves dinner on Tuesdays, softly lit dining room enclosed by Wednesdays and Thursdays from 5 auburn walls hung with artwork of p.m. to 10 p.m., Fridays and Saturdays unconventional cityscapes. from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m., and Sundays While waiting for their entree, din- from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. ' Trial Attorney gig .f ers can enjoy the classic cartoons The restaurant is closed on screening on the small plasma televi- Mondays. * Former Municipal 'Ifburt Jucjge sion sets hung • Practitioner for 25 |ears around the room or admire the view of the avenue The combinatidn is Bard tdi>eat from the new bay window. 7-G Auer Court • Williamsburg Commons • East Bruii|f ick, NJ 08816 I designed (732)390-4949- info@rampandrenaud^||iT: everything myself," P a s c a 1 e said. 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Master suite has sitting room, walk in closet and a dishwashers, furnace, full finished basement. deck. Close to commuter routes! (043007296) full bathroom w/ a Jacuzzi tub. Full basement and an ovareize 2 home has a luxurious master bath and wonder- (164006642) (164006629) car garage completes this magnificent masterpiece You'rp new ful location, (043007412) hamelll Close to NY transportation. (043007269) South Brunswick Office (732) 297-0200 Old Bridge Office (732) 525-1550 Old Bridge Office (732) 525-1550 Soutri Brunswick Office (732) 297-0200 South Brunswick Office (732) 297-0200 weichert.com. ^ For purchase prices up to 5403,375 monthly mortgage payrnants (principal* interest) quoted in our ads are to qualified buyers, based upon a 20% downpaymeni and a convenlicmol 30-year food mis loan ai 5.625% w*th 3 poinls, APR 5 958% A* nn'exampk u SI 00 000 loan vould inn an 360 nionlWy j aymenl uf $575.66. For purchase prices from $403,373 to S84O,Q0Q, the monthly payments are to qualified buyers based upon a 20% dawnpaymant and cafcufated at 5.75% with 3 points on a "Jumbo" 30-year fixod rate mortgage with un A.P.fl. o< ^.043%. An example of a $500,000 ban would mean 360 monfhly pnymc-nft; of 5291 7,86. Figures herein are approximate and do not Includa property taxss, hazard insuranco, or homeowners association dues for 0 condominium purchase, interest rates quoted are era of Novemhei I, 2003, and subject to change, Not responsible for typographical anon. Weichert Financial Services, Executive Offices. 225 Littleton Road, Morns Plains, NJ 07950. V-800-829-CASH, Licensed by the NJ Dept of Banking and Insurance. Licensed Mortgage Banker with the State Oept of Banking in NY, CT, and PA. Licensed Lender in DE, AAD, VA, O.C. Equal Housing Lender. Si Weichert Financial Services is an affiliate of Weichert, Realtors. 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Ail Work Guaranteed Free LOsilmuU:.* MAHOGANY BDRM SET - Call 732-251-1451 LOCAL 732-358-5210 .• FAX 732-780-4678 Insured & Bonded Dresser, chest & 2 night stands after 5 pin all w/glass tops, $400. neg. [email protected] 732-821-8458, 5pm - 9pm Metal Roofing & Siding 732-441-9717 TSMMIM Buy Direct, We Manufacture MATTRESS & BOX. Full size. for Residential, Commercial, New ortho/plu5h. $1 to. Agriculture in Galvanized, Gal- Call 732-259-6690 valume, Aluminum, Painted MATTRESS SET - Queen lt\, #2. Seconds, Rejects, ate. I AMMI DECKS o SHEDS double pillow top. New in plas- LOW PRICES! FREE Litera- GAiEBOS'TliUWS tic w/warranty. S165. Can ture I-800-373-3703 CO!«nHJCT10NlLC .. electrical conlraciors deliver. Call 732-259-6690 MOVING - Dining Room: Ethan Specializing hi SWING SETS Allen, table, 6 chairs, hutch. • Roofing • Siding GARAGES»AMORS (2) Stielfel lamps. 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Call 732-577-6830 both tlat screen, household. flli Phases of Home Improvement Recessed Lighting MOVING SALE -Dresser Good cond. 732-7B6-1601 FREE ESTIMATES ALL JOBS BIG& SMALL w/matching mirror and head- • Windows • Additions Pools board, corner computer desk & MOVING SALE - Lawn mower, Senior Citizen Discounts • Siding • Basements 27 Years Experience hutch wymatching 3pc. wall (2) new mattresses, sofa, kit, call /y«?« • Decks • Baths Free Estimates unit, skjis & rack, rrarned art- table, child's Capiain bed & '732-416-0043'' free Estimate Fully Insured work, 2 glass wroght iron end much more. Call 732-616-6488 Call 973-423-5171 tables, and bicycle exerciser. or 732-303-1614 Reach over w 732-257-9057 1.5 Million Households! Showroom 3468 Rl. 9 So. 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Call 732-283-1663 two 50x100x16-514,298, <% ^AW AT NO COST TO VOUII one 60x125x18 - S25,428, NEW POWER WHEELCHAIRS, one100x140x20-550,848. SCOOTERS, HOSPITAL Brand new, never erected. • Roofing * Interior BEDS, AND DIABETIC Limited Supply. Call SUPPLIES. CALL 1-800-843- 1-800-936-9520. • Siding Heeds 9199 OR 1-866-242-4748 TO • Wiwftws • Busffltierrt Unmatched in keeping gutters ciog free. SEE IF YOU QUALIFY. WALL UNIT - Modern black, LOCATED IN NJ. its large size TV. Dresser: ° Decks Remodeling 'ood. Gym: Marcy EM1. Fire- Call Kme far Holiday Wort SALLY'S MEMBERSHIP (2) lace set: silver. 732-625-7842 for sale. Low monthly fees of t'rei: Es\/Vully tm • Over t5 yts.<:\y. $7 & S12. a mo. Great deal. Asking $600 for each.732-441-0389 732^1^6138 V BUY NEW JERSEY FOR 5379! 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Shower American Tchrs. 732-238-3042 songs 8. crafts. 732-2F4-9389 Call 14MM>>6ttMAaS maple wood 4 yrs, young, chair, $15. all clean & in excel- perlect cond Asking $650. or lent cond. Call 732-613-6078 MATH/COMPUTERS/SAT All A-1 PARTY CHARACTERS Best ofter Call 732-786-1617 levels. Getting MS in Comp. Sci. Reasonable. 732-254-3108 Toll free 877-297-5244 CRIB, GLIDER, DRESSER w/ ALL CHARACTERS #Ba!loon Hutch, Changing Table w/3 READING & MATH - Basic Show & Games # Face Art * Skills. Exp. K-B teacher. Your • Magic & Morel 732-723-0179 drawers & 1 dr. Washed oak. home or mine. 732-254-8567 Great cond. $450,732-493-4806 ALL Children's Characters HOME IMPROVEMENTS CRIB, MATTRESS & 4 drawer S.A.T. VERBAL & MATH S-Bob, Purple dino, glamour, driveway Scaling Specialist DRESSER - Child Cratt. Gold- FRIDAY 12/12 TRICKY TRAY PRINCETON U qrad. Teacher Santa, etc. Low S. 732-390-8382 • Roofing • Siding en oak. Excellent cond. $185. St. James Columbieltes #6336 with 30 yrs, exp. 732-233-5431 • Snow Plowing Interior • Exterior Holy Trinty Parish Center AMAZING MAGIC " Kitchen & Bath » Windows ° Doors Call 732-264-2815 S.A.T. VERBAL, Reading • Finished • Attics ' Commercial Grade 100 Main Street, Helmetta with ERIC THE GREAT Remodeling FREE ESTIMATES Specialist, Special Ed Special Any Occasion. 732-536-6936 Basements Sealer Doors Open 5:30pm, ist, English all levels, Math. All Kinds of Repairs Admission $4. begins at 7pm. CHILDREN'S PARTIES 'Clown • Ceramic Tiles ALl WORK 100% GUARANTEED • FKEE EST. ' Professionally Applied Smoke free night with smoke College Essays 732-257-2777 By Hand mmmm or Comedy Magic • Balloons • Hardwood Floors wallpaper Removal friendly breaks. Any questions, WRITING Professional writer- • Face Painting » Magic & A Live • Premium Broom Finish call Sandy 732-521-3012 editor-author, former teacher. Bunny Call JIMBO 732-297-1369 Tiles • Basements Improve essays, HSPA, * Drywall & Decks • Hot Tar Crack Filler iliiiiili Powerwashing ALL COLLECTIBLES WANTED ESPA, 2005 SAT 732-821-2006 DANCE MAN DJ Call Mike Antiques, sports cards, stamps, SAMS CONTRAQING, LLC Fully insured coins, memorabilia. 732-778-9835 Good Dance Music Makes The 732-951-0350 ROB VENTIMiGLIA Alfalr to yrs. exp. 732-43B-3775 732-723-3659 7S2-238-S789 ALL LIONEL TRAINS DISC JAKEY www.samscontracting.com Ftae Estimates / Fully Insured Or Flyer, Top cash appraisal. QUALITY FROM S300. Price no object. 732-946-2893 HOLIDAY BAZAAR & FUND- CALL 732-238-4306 RAISER - at Lindaland Nurs- ery School,! Lincoln place, FOUND CAT - Small male. ANTIQUES North Brunswick, 12/13. 9am- Black & white. Neutered S TOP PRICES PAID FOR: 4pm. Crafters wanted tor the declawed. Found Upper Free- D J sfi JAY Antique furniture, oriental rugs, event. CALL 732-398-1711 hold area. Call 609-208-0907 paintings, jewelry & silver. 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Brunswick. 732-257-8127 • STORM DAMAGE • Home Improvements 1 pc. or whole studio. No polaroid KEYBOARDIST Fully Insured PIANO & VOICE E & §£§ "Decorating Specialist" or movie. Call 609-291-9736 Teacher & Author • N.Y. & ACE PET SITTING Ed the ONE MAN BAND 24 mm nmrmmmrsovicB Commercial &. Re.suienluil Free Estimates CONSIGN Your Women's a N.J. Prodigy - Julliard. Expert Call 609-424-0660 Free [istinuik's 732416-0820 children's Quality Clothing & All Levels. Call 732-679-0933 IN YOUR HOME OR MINE MARTI The Clown / Magician 732-257-117® Accessories Call 732-431-7667 Walk, feed, playtime. Insured •> Magic w/rabbit' Face Painting 2ND TURN AROUND PIANO LESSONS S, bonded. Call 732-446-4194 •Balloon Sculpting - Fun Science/ fully Insured, free Estimates Oivnw (732)238-205© 732-747-3045 FISHING TACKLE Collector All ages, 4 years to adults. CAT SITTER - Vet tech. exp. Dharacters, SANTA! 732-390-8382 Beginners welcomed. 25 years wishes to buy old rods, reels, Can do medications. Insured. 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Pruning • Gutter Cleaning/Repair Fully Insured. 732-792-7171 Specializing in Kitchen & Bath- SHEETROCK & TAPING • HANDYMAN • Mobile homes/ Rubber roofs/ Specializing in small jobs. Visa & MC Accepted FREElistimates. Fully Insured MASON will lix & repair steps, Porch roofs/ Shingle roofs. room Remodeling. Ceramic tile Call 732-615-2301 Carpentry & painting. Free est. 732-866-1882 or 732-492-5932 sidewalks & plastering. Very ALL PAINTING marble S granite. 732-249-6862 Free Estimates. 1-800-640-3969 No job loo small. 732-565-9290 Attic fans/ Storm damage , reasonable. Call 732-98"8-0029 INTERIOR/EXTERIOR - Gutter cleaning; - TAPING, SPACKLING & MICHAEL'S OHD COMPANY Powerwashing. Quality Work. Sales/Service & Installations THE HANDYMAN CAN 1-800-303-3873 EASTERN TILE SHEETROCK - 20 yrs. exp. "Always a call back, always a MASONRY - NEW WORK Reas. Call Mike 732-363-2786 Repairs A remodeling. of GARAGE DOORS & Power TREE EXPERTS REPAIRS. Refs. 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Call 1-800-660-4ADS «• 732-251-5660+* Call 1-888-474-4648 Gabriella 732-972-4394 WADE'S HARDWOOD Lawn Maintenance • Sodding Free Est./lns. 732-303-7820 Local 732-358-5210 Trimming • Cleanups ABC PAINTING THE BEST CLEANING SERVICE FLOORING Fax 732-780-4678 interior/Exterior - Wallpaper JIM'S MR. FIX-IT lnstallations«Sanding»Refinish- Tree Removal & Stump Grinding DON'S CUSTOM MASONRY Houses • Apartments • Offices email removal. Powerwashing. PLUMBING & HEATING Basement Waterproofing Great service al great prices. ing. Quality work al reasonable Firewood • Free Est./Fully Ins. Fireplaces/Patios/Pavers. 1-800-765-2793 [email protected] Free estimates. 732-251-4352 Quality work. 20 Years Exp. Insured. Free Quote Call Vesna, 732-822-2557 prices. Call 732-787-5829 732-985-8855 Insured. John, 732-251-0893 Free Est. Deal w/owner Save Lie. #10952 732-251-6133 m mjj * t rft fc* JUST ft FEW FEATURES II NEW V0i¥0 KB TO OFFER. VOLVO OF VOLVO OF PRINCETON VOLVO EDISON 2 Miles from Mercer Mall 1 Mile East of Bridgewater Commons 5 Miles South of Menlo Park Mall 2931 Brunswick Pike • Lawrenceville, NJ 1028 Route 22 East • Somerville, NJ 401 US Route 1 South • Edison, NJ 609,882.0600 008.526,770© 732*248*0500 NS SENTINEL, December 11, 2003 ART'S WINDOW SERVICE JAGUAR XJS '87-V12, auto TOYOTA CAMRY DX'89 CHEVROLET BLAZER LT, '96 CHEVROLET CHEVFLLE '66 AAA AUTOS WANTED CHEVROLET SILVERADO 30 yrs. exp. Installations blk., body in great shape, runs All power, cruise, a/c, 5 spd., 4x4, a/c, loaded, leather, new MUST SEE - 350, 'I speed, Junk & Running Carsjrucks, AAA°CASH PAID 4x4 '06 - Auto, p/s, p/w, SPECIALIZING IN SERVICE well, 87,000, viper alarm re- Exc. cond., 142.000 mi., one engine w/40,000 mi. w/ warranty 375 hp, Exc. cond. 513,800, AM makes & models. Fast p/!ocks. New trans. New mote start, $1,000 or best off Call 732-821-7203 Campers, Bflies, Boats. Call 732-521-2484 owner, $1,900. 732-329-0324 $4,000./neg. Mark 732-566-1937 TOP CASH SPAIDS friendly service. 732-477-0228 baltery. Alpine stereo. $3,600 732-495-9552 or days call 609-627-2514. MERCEDES BENZ 45OSL 74 1-800-464-8030 JUNK CARS or best otfor. 732-S83-0139 JEEP WRANGLER, '97 4.0 TOYOTA CAMRY LE'98 2 lops, Receni restoration. CHEVY ASTRO CARGO VAN 6 cyl. sport, auto trans, a/c, Beige. P/w, p/l, remote start CHEVROLETTAHOE $10,000.-or best offer. CAR DONATIONS-Choose A- WANTED * your charily: United Way. MS. '97 - 181,000 orig. ml. Superb hard top. 63,000 mi. 1 owner, 110,000 orig, mi. Good cond. LT'97 Call 732-422-1181 Cash Paid • Free Removal running cond., very cloan. $9,000. Call 732-598-0250 35,300., neg. 732-566-6B63 Epilepsy, Girl Scouts, Boy Call 732-895-5563 1 OWNER. 4WD. Black MERCURY MONARCH, '78 Scouts, Mousing for Home- S2,B00. Call 732-700-0937 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL '89 VOLKSWAGEN JETTA GT w/tan leather, AM/FM/ Cool in p r diuibie 11 I 000 less. Children with cancer, and JUNK CARS & TRUCKS DODGE HIGH TOP CONVER- BMW 740 IL '01- Black, 35,000 - Beige, all pwr. orig owner, imi mi f in n v [jut )/j I more. ' Free pick-Lip " Free- Removal • 7 days a week. ml., GPS & heated seals, 4 yr. '97 Auto., a/c, 4 cyl., pwr. sun- Cass./CD, towing SION '83 - Loaded, V0,102,000 75,000 ml. Rebuilt"trans.& roof, 99,000 mi. Exc. cond. package, running b I off i Judy i ' PI WOO 1-888-395-3955 Call Tony, 732-549-2491 mi. Good cond. $1,500. or best 5 0,000 mi. BMW w a r r engine. S2,000. Call bob $5,250. best offer 732-402-4849 $45,900. Eves; 732-536-3117' 732-721-8755 boards. 106,000 miles. oiler. Call 732-525-5679 VOLKSWAGON JETTA GLS Asking 37,900. or best 7 DONATF V FORD WINDSTAR '98 New QUICK LESABRE CUSTOM MAZDA 626, 2000 '02- Blk station wagon, aulo., '95- Full power, new tires. 52,000 mi., $7,600. offer. V YOUR CAR V tiri?r>, trans., brakes, new pads, Mint condition, must see Itsather, ac, am/im/cd,, sun- Call Kevin 732-446-8908 clotm, runs pieal, 84,000 mi. Call Jolanda, after 6pm. rool 15,500 mi., excel oonil. Tax deductible. FREE $5,200. neg. Call 732-792-0975 $3,900. Call 732-683-9615 732-432-0465 $15,500. Call 732-345-1164 towing. FREE phone card to donor w/ad //5053 BUICK PARK AVENUE '98 MERCEDES 300SE, '91 CHEVY BLAZER '94 - Fully PLYMOUTH VOYAGER '95 Beige. Sr. owner. Garage kept. VOLVO 850 SEDAN '97 A BETTER ALLOWANCE HERITAGE FOR THE CHEVROLET 1500 SILVERADO 6 cyl., air. Good cond. Oriq. Loaded, auto, white, 92.000 Original owner, all service loaded, 4 wheel drive, 4 new '94 - 4x4, V-8, exlended cab, Exc. cond. Moonroof. 72,000 orig. miles. Exc, cond. Asking tires, all leather, highway BLIND owner. 108,000 miles. S3,500 miles. $8,500. 732-747-9670 records, 133,000 hwy. mi DONATE CARS short bed. New exhaust, or best olfer. 732-721-3210 $10,700., neg. 732-925-1500 S4,000. best offer 732-266-0250 miles, $4,200. or best olfer battery, tries, 89.000 miles. Help Fight 1-800-2-DONATE CADILLAC ESCALADE 2000 MERCEDES BENZ 560 Call Vlnny 732-553-9581 $8,500. Call 732-390-5028 Black. 4 WD. Loaded. 43,000 VOLVO 940 TURBO WAGON (1-800-236-6283) SEL/89- 86,000 ml, Accident, '91, Well maint., 104,000 ml., FORD EXPLORER '91 - Red CHiLDREM'S CHEVROLET CONVERSION orig. mi. TV/VCR, warranty. very good for parls/drive. Have The Classified Can! S2T,000. Call 732-220-0492 leather, sunroof, rear children's Eddie Bauer edition. 2 dr. VAN, '91- Loaded, exc. cond. inspection. $2,800. 732-828-6167 seats, $3,200. 732-390-5556 Good cond. Asking $3,500. or CANCER Sell Your Car! Wheelchair accessible. 83,000 CHEVROLET CAWIARO '94 best olfer. Call 732-940-7503 Same Day Free Tow Call 1-800-660-4ADS S6 000. Call 732-721-8560 MERCURY COUGAR '92 VOLVO 960 '95 - Auto., 4 dr. Black. V6, automatic, CD. Fully equipped, V 6. Good Local 732-358-5210 News tires. 107,000 mi. Good sedan, a/c, p/w, p/dl, moon- JEEP CHEROKEE LTD '94 TAX DEDUCTIBLE Fan 732-780-4678 CHEVROLET S10 PICK-UP AVION '70 - 23 FT. Good lor condition, $1,800. best offer. roof, heated seals, 6 CD Black. Many new parts. Front '00- Auto., a/c, p/s, p/b, CD vacation or office. Bathroom, cond. $3,800. 732-864-0439 732-482-2480 • 732-721 -6445 IRS Forms at Pickup email changer, 79,800 mi., $7,000 end needs repair. 81,000 mi. [email protected] player, alloy wheels. Must SOB, ofa, Kit., stove, sink. Goad CHEVROLET LUMINA, EURO MERCURY COUGAR '99- best otler. Call 732-845-3730 $1,500.neg. Call 732-432-7953 $5,800. Call 732-683-9615 cond., St,500. 732-390-8582 SPORT, '93 - 4 dr.,6 cyl., Merlol red, V6, 5 spd., loaded. 732-972-3099 auto.,155,OOOrni., serviced Exc. cond., 45,000 mi. one www.childrenscharities.com reg., $900. Call 732-294-8854 owner, $7,500. 732-477-9660 CHEVY MONTE CARLO SS MERCURY COUGAR XR7 '97 '85 - White w/ burgundy interi- - Blk., 41,000 orig mi., garage or, 105,000 ml., 305 CL.runs kept, mint cond! $6,500 or well, $3,200. Neq. 732-855-4935 best offer. Call 732-634-4059 CHRYSLER CONCORD '00 MERCURY COUGAR XR7, '90 Luxury package, 33,000 mi., white, with moon root, exc. cond. am/fm/cassette, 4 disc cd new parts. 93,000 miles. changer, sun roof, leather inte- $2,900. Call 732-679-3642 rior, all pwr., $11,800. neg. 732-583-4579 MERCURY COUGAR, '90 , 84,700 original miles. Original CRYSLER PT Limited '02 - owner. Garaged. SI,500. or Midnight btue, loaded, all pwr., best offer. Call 609-409-1479 remote start, lojack, 33,000mi., $14,000. neg. 732-275-6136 MERCURY COUGAR, '92 iood cond., clean, DODGE CARAVAN (Sport) 149,000 mi., silver w/black. '95- Loaded. All power. Exc. $1,900. Call 732-370-3671 cond. 63,000 mi., Must see! $4,000. Call 732-634-8557 MERCURY Grand Marquis '87 4 dr., garage kept. Good cond. DODGE DYNASTY, '93 New brakes & tires. 100,000 + 1 owner, 100,000 miles, orig. mi. $1,650. 732-928-2636 looks and runs great. $2,200. Call 732-672-4763 MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS '89- V8, all power. Exc. cond., >V DODGE RAM 2500 ,Y 54,000 mi., oarage kept, CONVERSION VAN '97 $3,200. Old Bridqe area. P/S, P/B, P/W, A/C, 13 inch 908-245-5362. call alter 6PM. tv/vcr, 100,000 mites, original MERCURY SABLE GS '99 owner. Ask. $8,700. or best Red. ABS, alloy wheels, offer. Call 732-718-0153 p/bucket, wood tonn decor. DODGE STRATUS "00- Auto, 85,000 mi. Exc. cond. $4,895. 4 cyl, 4dr., 70,000 mi, all pwr., Call 732-787-7217 i at IL U )1 ... * a/c. exc. cond., asking $5,000. MERCURY TRACER '97 or best offer. Call 732-583-4579 Aulo., high mileage, garage FORD MUSTANG, '92 kept. Good condition, $950. or Runs good. Inspection sticker best offer. Call 732-583-1961 good thru 8/04. $1,000. or best NISSAN MAXIMA, '90 offer. Call 732-583-6391 Loaded, all power, 6 cylinder, FORD TAURUS '90 Wagon sunroof. Clean! $1,500. Sr. 110,000 miles. CD, Runs& 732-946-8308 / 917-687-3216 looks good. New Parts. NISSAN PATHFINDER '95 - $1,200. Call 732-792-0975 Auto, all pwr., 4x4, 4dr., moon FORD TAURUS'91- roof, 83,000 mi, $6,900. or 4 dr., auto., VS., all pwr, best offer. Call 732-247-2215 KING 136,000 ml., $995. NISSAN STANZA'92 - 4 dr., vtsasf wsmu w tut ea v.i£s la u ES^ESW t«s»i' EutaauHM CAB Call 732-264-8820 uto, fully loaded. 65,000 W #41042620fttk #FII4OIS1. ,1,, ,,lli,iJOJ/ill. ,,F,l,liiJ7,11I., 1 r,L,, „., W #400B0001)/Slk #FH40T781, Slk #[tH, 2 K. 6 cyl., 5 spt, a/c. p/s/ihMs/lks/niiirs, an/In mi twiwisrastk mmn, w mmmanit mum* OR, 6 c,i, sum, FORD TAURUS '93 - 97,000 miles. Exc. cond. $2,800. li/s/li/wiiiils/lls/iniirs, am/fm til, si bigs, j/s Bilials, keyless entry. MSBP: SI5.930. Irtelmles: S25OS251O cii, sir tig:, alloys, a/s ratals, kcjlass oreliy. (.HP: S21,540. Includes $2500 lattery «oal»; 55O01 p/s/MB/sMsAs/niis, am/lm crt. Ill, miss, air tags, a/s ridals, alarm system, sty vim rant IMP: mi., auto, V6, 3.0 liter, remote 908-720-6906 or 732-572-9069 laftory rebate, SSitlOt ructinl coliuge flrail, if (|iial, DDVJII ppnl/lst malm tlep/bank fce/ilue at iffifepti ; recent collej] grail, if pal, ton pynMf Is! mix inn/tint lie/doe il incept: S27,I50, Inclnte: S5BM rent callage (rad, il quiL fan pjrnnl/lsl ma/sec Cep/tak ta/ta at start, a/c, pwr. locks, pwr. win., OLDMOBILE CUTLESS 52£MS49WB«^^ $2a95/$IOM/$55OK», Tolal ppts/HDI oesl/resital: S3524/S/469/SI0,™ to* $»20W555MS54. Tolal |pts«iltnsteiiliial;Sai5l/$ll,liS8lSl6,095, $2,000, CALL 732-671-0491 CIERA '93 - 90,000 miles. Air FORD TAURUS WAGON '90 i/w, p/d. Good cond. 32,000. Grey. 70,000 mi. Good ir best ofler. 732-264-3141 condition. Asking $500.,neg. OLDSMOBILE 88 LS '98 732-390-8538 or 732-718-6426 Black. 4 dr., V6, auto, beige FORD THUNDERBIRD '86 - 1 leather, a/c, CD, ABS. 51,500 owner, garage kept, fully load- i. $5,500. Call 732-290-2696 ed, 31,600 mi. $5,000. Call OLDSMOBILE Custom Cruiser 732-754- 4233 Station Wagon, '89- Loaded, FORD THUNDERBIRD'97 3rd seat. Very nice cond. Runs Black. Auto, 8 cyl., sunroof, exc. $1,750. Call 732-521-2051 all power, leather. 107,000 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS orlg. mi. $3,700. 732-928-7167 iUPREME '96-4 dr., 6 cyl., SL GEO PRIZM '97 - Black. A/c, d/cass. Good cond. 2nd AWD am/fm cass., ABS, Good wner. $1,250. 732-928-0489 Kill #4W903282/Stk WIM092I, Vlll #4HI)274I/SI* #IMBfJ5,4 DR, 6 cyl, auto, a/c, Slk mm, Slk #FII41322,4 DR, 6 cjl, auto, a/c, p/s/ABSMinMlte/mirrs/seats, an* ed, sniisa 1VIIIWN32S34HS4 #FflWGII. 1! MI33424WSIk #FII4B3!8,4 IR, B cyl, aiilo, a/c, condition. 139,000 oriq. mi. OLDSMOBILE INTRIGUE, 98 1 lils/dlsc hte/wMs/lks/mirrs, an/lm td, cniise, rani rt, air bios, dnn wte, a/s radials, tejta entry, $1,500. Call 732-780-V687 pys/flDS/wini)3/J(!s/mJrrsr ani/fm Kd, rniise, air lipgs WkyWslires ki/i suoif, tool it, air nags, alloys, aft rail* kijless entry, MSN : S34,9B0. Includes SQOB leciol colleje 4 dr., V6, CD, leather, alarm, includes: $1000 lacloiy rebata; SSOOt recant cgl!ega on:!. II pi. Dnn pjeirl/lsi ma/sec ileptaik oral il pi, Down pint/lsl mo/sac dap/tank ta/rjtie al incept: S2995ffl99/S0/»/S3844. Tolal MSRP: S25.470. Includes SSOOt reran! college graf, il qua!, torn pitflsl irate dep/ban* feeJdiiB at HONDA ACCORD '89 -White, noonroof, 81,000 mi. $5,200. l!B/dU8 ,il Inupl: S2995/$219/S0/S55fB3/(R Total pymls/lstal cosl/resWoal; S5256/S8B0I/S1B.I W. pyuis/lolal cosl/iesidnal: SileBI/$1520B/S19,927. Inapt S2995JS269/$0/S55fI/S3ie4, Total (tymls/tolal cffll/iesidual: SIO,4gi/SI4,035/S«,7/Z. 2 dr, auto, a/c, am/fm/cassette, ?32-420-7851 or 732-542-2812 i l 118,000 mi., good cond., asl<- LYMOUTH RELIANT '86 BUffOR ing, $1,695. 732-618-2101 Auto., 93,000 mi. Good cond., HONDA ACCORD LX '88 omp/ete repair history, PEKMO.' Auto., tape/CD, p/w, p/b, p/s. 1,200. Call 732-739-6840 24M0S. Dealer maintained. 1 owner. PONTIAC GRAND AM '02 Asking $2,350, 732-821-5346 Red. 4 dr., sunroof, CD player, HONDA ACCORD LX '92 all power. Only 11,500 orig.mi. Auto, 4DR., loaded, 118,000 113,500. neg. 732-213-4938 2004 nissan Pathfinder Armada* 2004 NIssasi 350Z mi. Excellent cond, Asking 'ONTIAC GRAND AM, '92 $3,200. Call 732-566-5067. cyl., 128,000 mi., Inspec. HONDA ACCORD SE '02 iood thru 2/05, $1,400. or best Auto., silver, 4dr., fully loaded, iffer. Call 732-744-0374 all power, low miles. Exc. PONTIAC GRAND PRIX '88 cond., $16,000. 732-494-7915 Red. 2 dr., loaded. 103,000 HONDA ACCORD, '01 orig. mi. Asking $950. or best 4 door, auto, 4 cylinder, silver, iffer. Call 732-316-9003 cd, alarm, a/c. 46,000 miles. ONTIAC GRAND PRIX, '94 $11,000. Call 732-970-0367 white, 2 dr., spoiler, dual exhaust, HONDA CIVIC EX '01 3.1 V6, full power, till, cruise. All Power, moon roof, excellent Well maint. $2,450.908-804-7476 condition, asking, $10,500, ONTIAC TRANSPORT SE Call 732-750-3239 DCH Freehold NISSAN 95 - 7 seater, loaded, 131,000 HONDA CRX si'91 Til., 3.8 Ltr., exc. cond., $2,200 SHOWROOM: Mon-Fri 9am-9pm, Sat 9am-5pm Good condition leg. 732-928-4508 PARTS & SERVICE: Mon-Fri 7:30am-7:3Opm, Sat1)am-5pm $2,500 SATURN SL2 '97- Black Call 732-721-6499 w/gold, 38,000 ml., a/c, front HONDA PRELUDE, '01- Show .irBaqs, tan interior, $2,495. Route 9 South • Freehold room cond., 22,000 ml. 4 spd., iest offer. Call 732-861-3129 auto, old, Loaded. Save gas In SUBARU IMPREZA '96 - Red style! $17,900. 732-972-8883 AWD. 2 dr., 5 speed. 175,000 800-585-5719 INFINITI M 30, '92- Auto, 6 jrig. mi. Runs & looks great. cyl., sunroof, all power, leather, , 1500,, neg. 732-54S-7104 |Auto croup™ "Your satisfaction is our mission." 120,000 mi. Exc cond. $3,6957 SUBARU OUTBACK LTD. best offer. Call 732-906-8326 '99 - Auto trans., p/s, p/b, abs, IZUZU TROOPER '89 - 4x4 a/to, p/door locks & all options. wmrw.dchaurtonj.com Red, AS IS. $500. or best offer. 15,000. mi. Mint. $14,500. Call Call 732-390-8538 or '32-303-0696 or 732-371-3337 732-718-6426 Prices include all costs to be paid for by a consumer except for taxes, licensing, MV fee and registration, tcollege gratt must nave graduated from accredited coilep within last 6 nios. Leases based TOYOTA AVALON XLS '98 BARGAIN HUNTERS! Leather inter., fully loaded. on 24/39 mo, closed-end with 12,000 mi yr ,15c mi (.180 mi. on Murano/Quest/Frontier) thereafter, Lessee respansibie for excess wear & tear, *0,9% APR on select new 2004 Sentra & must CHECK OUT OUR LISTINGS Exc. cond. 60,200 miles. qualify thru primary lend8r.**$3000 in rebate on 2003 Frontier, Photos are for illustration purposes only, This ad is a coupon and must be presented at time of purchase. Offers expire 12/16/03. UNDER 043A WISE BUYS . $9,477. Call 732-558-1885 SENTINEL, December i 1, 2U03 NS o cyl, aulo w/Ub, ps>, ADO, M/L., p/i, p/w, itn wpis, cruise, tilt, roof rack, alloy whls, stereo cass/CD, r/def, t/gls, cloth int, alarm, keyless entry, dual airbags, VIN: 3W836203 • Stk# 9630 • Includes $500 Recent College Graduate Rebate if qualified 2 to choose from at this price MSRP: $30,395 • 39 month closed end lease ... .. , ,..,, •„,.., ...T,, ,,.,...^SfM ALTIMA 6 cylinder, automatic 4 cyl, 5 spd, ps, pb, A/C 4 cyl, auto w/OD, ps, pb, A/C ABS, A/C, p/|, p/w, int p/l, p/w, ciuise, tilt, steieo/CD p/l, p/w, cruise, tilt, wprs, cruise, tilt, r/def, cloth int, t/gls, stereo/CD, r/def, stereo/CD, keyless entry, floor t/gls, cloth int, rear defrost, mats, dual airbags. keyless entry, V tinted glass, cloth Includes $500 Recent dual airbags. interior, keyless College Graduate Rebate Includes entry, dual air bags, if qualified. VIN: 4L822637 $500 Recent College Graduate Rebate if VIN: 4N326100, Stk#9549, MSRP: $25,330 Stk#9316 • 2 to choose from at this price VIN: 4C137057 • Stk#9567 • 2 to choose from at this price 2 to choose from at this price • 39 month closed end lease 24 month closed end lease MSRP: $20,000 • 39 month closed end lease LEASE LEASE LEASED FOR FOR par mo. ; per mo. FOR M$j$l £fi!«¥(s»»«ir ?PW5^';; ONLY: 228 /39 mos ONLY: "iSrar^HS /24 mos.| ONLY: /39mosJ toot „ antes? BV6, auto w/OD, ps,ABS, pb, A/C, p/l, V6, auto, ps, ABS,pb, A/C, p/l, 4 cyPTspd, ps, ABS, pb, A7C, j y. xprp^r j p/w, int wprs, cruise, tilt, console, I p/w, int wprs, cruise, tilt, console, J wprs, cruise, tilt, console, buck- J j p/w, int wprs, cruise, tilt, con- |p/l, p/w, int wrps, cruise, tilt, con-| ip/l, p/w, int wprs, cruise, tilt, con-1 I buckets, alloy whls, floor mats, r/def, [ buckets, alloy whls, floor mate, ets, floor mats, stereo/CD, sole, buckets, floor mats, sole, buckets, floor mats, r/def, I sole, buckets, floor mats, siereo/cass, t/gls, cloth int, alarm, |am/fm stereo, r/def, alarm, keyless| cloth int, dual airbags.tt"" stereo/CD, r/def, cloth int, stereo cass, cloth int, keyless j stereo/CD, r/def, cloth int, alarm, keyless entry, dual airbags. tt entry, leath int, dual airbags. tt j keyless entry, dual airbags. tt entry, alarm, dual airbags. tt keyless entry, dual airbags. tt |j i JVIN:1D8O9O42#1 J JVIN:1F176871«I 1VIN-.3P3348311 1VIN-.1L.456605 1VIN:YC242509 fi|l *• % % I Stk# 9680A III STK: 9354A STK: 8554A STK:2990P STK:2969P |STK:9481B Mm 111 127,711 mi. • I 48,573 miles 13,307 miles 134,930 miles 150,248 miles j 44,566 miles ™i * * * ACME NISSA US Highway • 130 South Brunswick SHIFT. ;p|;pfp 10 Min. from Prices include all cost to be paid by consumer except license, registration & taxes if qualified. $2500 Down/Trade • 1 st Itorth Brunswick payment, $0 security deposit and $550 bank fee due at inception. 39 mo. closed end leases - except Sentra 24 months. 12,000 miles/yr @ 15$ over. TOP & LEV: SENTRA S: $5,306/$8,481; ALTIMA S: $8,783/$ 11,200; QUEST S: * 16 min. from $11,942/$ 14,438; PATHFINDER SE: $12,098/$ 14,893. Ad is a coupon and must be presented at time of purchase, Subject East Brunswick to primary lender approval, tin sales volume for calender year 2002 for single franchise dealers in NJ based on Nissan North 10 min. from Edison East region dealer sales ranking.* Available to qualified buyers on select models for up to 36 months, '"Available to qualified «1S min. from Somerset buyers on select models for up to 60 months, Pictures are for illustrative purposes only. Not responsible for typographical errors, www.carfax.com SO min. from Freehold Thesepricesexpire the following Monday after ad prints. All rebates included. ©2003 Roger Dunn Advertising. t ~"^-~z NS SENTINEL, December 11, 2003 S 1 for life 0, 24-hour service drop-off & loaner car pick-up Miforammgem,*] 9. Saturday service 7AM - 6 PM 8. We service all Volvos regardless of where purchased 7. 50+ new Volvo service loaners available - The largest fleet in NJ 6. Convenient location with drive-in & drop-off reception area 5. Broad selection of ail models - including the Award Winning XC90 4. Same day delivery Monday - Saturday 3. Friendly & hassle free environment 2. We sell and service more Volvos than any other location in North America 1. Our competitive price. Red Bank Volvo sells more Volvos than any other location. Red i i Drive Safely Buy Safely Satisfying Volvo Owners Sincel956 100 East Newman Springs Road • Red Bank, New Jersey 1 & 1/2 miles east of GSP Exit 109 Call Toll Free: 1-877-GT-VOLVO Visit our Web site: immv.redbankvolvo.com ' ©2003 Roger Dunn Advertising ^ i «^1 1 I 1 I 1 JLJ k •5 an SftSfi? §ai i i 1 i I a, ,-i ,v , * Vir4O0B?IB2 MSRPS25 7B7 Price me S1000 Ovrnr LoyaJt> Rrbote 54011 Collei GtdU i otyl, auJo, ps, ul), fronl/rKnr nc; fiifbugs, pov/ei windows 8 lords, clotli interior stereu/cassiillfi/ci WSO0OO5O. MSRP 526,136. Price inc. STOOD Owner Loynlly Rebate, S'lOO tuilego tired Rebate. SH0P TOYOTA ONLINE AT