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April 12, 2007 North Brunswick * South Brunswick 500

Board of Education Elections 2007

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JEFF GRANIT staff Quote of the week: Bernadette Pechilio (far right) gives a tour of Adult Day Services, North Brunswick, to Roni Salkin and her mother, Lila Lederman, as nursing assistant Kim Lozada (far left) guides member George Petrunyak back to the communal activity and dining area. See page 16 for story.

'We don't design on lightning sinking, we design on reasonable So* Brunswick hires firm to design turf fields engineering expecta- tions." During the meeting, Councilman Joseph that it would be better to construct two fields — Ken Fears Playing surfaces are Camarota said that nine different companies without lighting than one field with it, noting Page 18 offered to do the work, and the competition that a system can be installed at a later date expected to be installed yielded a good deal for the township. when more money is available. He said that at park by the fall "We had nine companies offer us a lot of good this decision was made due to the fact that Index ideas, and we were able to manage to get the daylight-saving time has been pushed back, Classified 36 best out of all of them," Camarota said. giving players more hours with sunshine and Crossword 27 BY CHRIS GAETANO The project in total is expected to cost at least reducing the need for additional lighting. The Editorials 10 Staff Writer $1 million, with at least some of the funding fields will be able to safely host events in all EntofuHAmuK • • • • • *25 coming from the county's open space trust fund kinds of weather, and the surface is expected to Obituaries 28 bout a year after the green light was in the form of two $500,000 grants. Watkins said last the township about 15 years. Police Beat 14 given for the project, the engineering that if there is still enough funding after all is "We're always short fields, and with these Real Estate 31 Awork for a pair of turf fields in South said and done, a lighting system will also be two, [they] really will not be subject to the 29 Brunswick's Harvest Woods Park, Culver Road, installed. weather and elements as much, because it could has begun. South Brunswick had tried to construct a few be raining and you could play on them. These During the Township Council's regular meet- additional soccer fields at Harvest Woods Park fields are all-weather fields," said Camarota. ing Tuesday night, the body passed a resolution in 2005, but still wanted one to be a showcase Design work on the fields will have started by awarding a contract for engineering work to a field for important local sporting events. To this April 11, with that phase ending in the middle of firm called Environmental Resolutions, which A Greater Media Newspaper end, an artificial turf field at Harvest Woods May. Construction is expected to begin sometime Township Manager Matthew Watkins said has Park was conceived. in mid-June. It is the hope of township officials www.gmnaws.com clont- favorable work for the township before. The Camarota said that after consultations with that the entire project will be completed by early work is expected to cost $75,000. turf companies on the matter, it was decided September, in time for the fall sports season.

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even candidates are running for three seats on the Board of Education in the April 17 election. Three of them, Deborah Taylor, of Kendall Park, Harry Delgado, of Dayton, and Anna Tupe, from Monmouth Junction, are Sincumbents. The remaining four, Mahesh "Mac" Shah, of Monmouth Junction, Susan Santowasso, of Dejans, Arif Patel, of Monmouth Junction, and Surabhi Agarwal, of Kendall Park, are newcomers. On the same day, residents will also be voting on whether to approve a $94,583,348 tax levy that will fund the schools for the upcoming year. Surabhi Agarwal What areas need more attention from the board? This is a great school district, with a wealth of K-12 Upgrades and maintenance of our technology infra- opportunities including academic programs, safe and What sort of relationship should structure is critical, since it is integrated with instruc- caring initiatives, home and school relationships, after- the district have with Trenton? tion. Also, student performance. With the requirements school activities, technologies and diversity plans. How South Brunswick should of the No Child Left Behind law, all boards are more con- can we quantify the value of these programs and com- work closely with legislators to cerned with academic performance. We need to focus municate our successes to the community? find a sustainable funding for- very carefully on the performance levels of all our stu- What needs to be preserved? mula and increase state and fed- dents. The Academic Intervention and Wishes & Dreams eral aid. New Jersey needs a What needs to change? programs in the short term. In the long term, we must school funding system that is The state and federal government have set some very plan now to ensure that we can preserve vital programs fair and stable. high expectations for school districts. Therefore, we that are threatened, including our full-time kinder- How best to balance taxes and need to continue to develop a greater culture of account- garten. educational quality? ability. We need to recognize the goals and everyone How best to improve educational quality? The district should rank pro- must do its part whether or not we like the medium of Thinking in more global terms when it comes to stu- grams based on cost-benefit testing imposed upon us to meet these goals. ** dent success can better prepare them for work in a glob- analyses, increasing scrutiny of programs to evaluate What needs to be preserved? alized economy. Measure success and quantify the what is and isn't working, and should also explore envi- There is not one single most important thing in the return on investment in our schools. Our students have ronmental initiatives. Such initiatives will save the district I feel needs to be preserved. Rather, there are enjoyed high marks in math and sciences compared to school district money. various essential and valued components of an exem- their peers in New Jersey, but is there a way to compare What areas need more attention from the board? plary education in South Brunswick. Examples include them to their peers across the nation and the globe? Involvement with the community as a whole. I maintaining adequate teacher staffing, full-day kinder- How are you qualified? believe we need to create more community outreach pro- garten and a safe and caring environment. I believe I can offer the citizens of South Brunswick grams where we solicit feedback from the community. How best to improve educational quality? a unique vision, supported by the skills I've acquired in What needs to change? One way is to encourage individual mentoring con- the business world and beyond. As a second generation Embrace eco-friendly initiatives, increase attention nections between students and teachers. A lesson American, my experiences help me bring together mem- on preparing middle school students for high school and learned from our significant number of National Merit bers of different cultural, religious, socioeconomic and collaborate more with local industry leaders and alumni Scholars is their acknowledgment of the connection they age groups. As a technology executive in a global com- to serve as mentors. made with a teacher that influenced their life in a mean- pany, I have an exceptional viewpoint on the challenges What needs to be preserved? ingful way. our students will face in the future. Continue efforts to review grade and course-title How are you qualified? inflation. Our district has partially addressed grade I have devoted over 12 years of service to the South Susan Santowasso inflation; a harmful disparity with neighboring school Brunswick Board of Education. During that time, I have districts still exists. served in various leadership positions. I served as pres- What sort of relationship should How best to improve educational quality? ident of the Middlesex County School Boards the district have with Trenton? Gear students towards living in a global society with Association. I am currently on the New Jersey School South Brunswick should be an increased emphasis on geography and global studies. Boards Association. Through my involvement at these vigilant regarding any potential Further encourage computer literacy in the elementary levels, I bring a broader perspective and understanding new legislation that might schools. Heavily develop science education through of the federal and state issues that directly affect our affect the district and use con- improving access to teaching aids, and developing part- district and its students. nections with other communi- nerships with local companies to bring in scientists as ties to create a united front and guest lecturers. Arif Patel ensure that its voice is heard. How are you qualified? Meanwhile, it is important for I am a parent of two students and am both connect- What sort of relationship should the public to understand that ed and concerned with what goes on in the classroom the district have with Trenton? many policies are either state or every day. As a technologist and businesswoman, I am Successful reform requires federal law, with the board hav- experienced in working with a wide variety of con- forming strong coalitions in ing little control over them. stituents to provide both near-term tactical solutions and around South Brunswick How best to balance taxes and educational quality? and long-term strategic plans. I have assumed leader- to hold legislators accountable. To keep taxes low and provide the same quality edu- ship roles in a number of community events in the past, We will partner with other dis- cation is improbable. People who make that promise are and have guided a number of local initiatives to suc- tricts with similar goals and one of the reasons politicians get a bad name. However, cessful completion. use this broader community to having taught in the classroom, and being a South deliver our message to our cur- Brunswick resident for 33 years, and having had three Harry Delgado rent legislators. In future elec- children go through our public schools from kinder- tions, our coalitions can act as garten to graduation, I feel I will have a unique per- What sort of relationship should a resource to voters by disseminating information about spective in working on future budgets. the district have with Trenton? candidates' positions on education issues. What areas need more attention from the board? The board should meet chal- How best to balance taxes and educational quality? I would not identify an area that needs more atten- lenges from the state govern- Explore both public and private sector grants. Build tion as compared to continued attention such as [tech- ment through open communica- strong relationships with other districts, both locally nology maintenance], identifying at-risk students early, tion and strong advocacy. As a and nationally. Increase collaboration with the private proper maintenance and pride in all the schools, men- representative from the South sector to determine where extra efficiencies can be toring of new teachers, both in the field and to the dis- Brunswick Board and vice presi- added. Give individual schools more discretion on trict, regular check-ups on new programs to evaluate dent of the New Jersey School reviewing and containing costs, but have principals jus- their success both academically and financially, and con- Boards Association, I have devel- tify expenses before the board and superintendent on a sistent enforced discipline with support of the teachers. oped personal relationships with quarterly basis. What needs to change? legislators in Trenton that have What areas need more attention from the board? Until I am on the board and see for myself why served our district well. Diversity needs to be addressed more in order to pre- things are done as they are, I will not make a statement How best to balance taxes and pare students for work in a global economy. To this end, of change just for the sake of saying something. educational quality? form a Cultural Advisory Board which will identify chal- What needs to be preserved? Using the fund balance to help fund capital projects. lenges and advance solutions to meet them, such as I am passionate about preserving all-day kinder- Lease-purchase technology, textbooks and buses. hosting speakers or recommending programs. We must garten. I also feel strongly about discipline and rules Further explore insurance consortiums. Protect educa- continue to build bridges of awareness and respect and the chain of command in dealing with issues in the tional and instructional programs. In addition to these between people and communities of different cultures classroom. Our students need to feel safe in the school, practices, we continue to develop prudent purchasing and backgrounds. not only in the classroom but the hallways, lavatories, procedures. Over $900,000 in cuts were made [in this What needs to change? locker rooms and bus stops. budget], none to programs, teachers or in the class- A concrete improvement the district could make is (Continued on page 8) rooms. developing and implementing a system of measurement. 4 SENTINEL, April 12, 2007 NS

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"The more people I talk to who have Community Park, the North Brunswick global greenhouse gas emissions within 10 Other tips to help the environment seen this movie, it's just had a significant 2030 Committee will be providing infor- years. Andrews was intrigued by the con- include recycling, reusing shopping bags, impact on them. This is a "complex subject mation on how to save the environment cept after reviewing a bill list last summer paying bills online, getting an energy and it's sometimes difficult to talk about and combat the effects of global warming and seeing how much the municipality audit, driving more efficiently, properly ... but with Gore's slideshows he is able on Saturday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. pays for street lighting, as well as the insulating houses and buildings, conserv- to take pieces and break them down for With the slogan "North Brunswick township going out to bid for an energy ing water and using landscaping as shade people to understand and he has good 2030, Are you ready to change the way you saving control system at the municipal or windbreakers. techniques for people being able to see ... live?" the organization is seeking to raise building; he realized the township could The committee is run by Andrews, a visual impact," Andrews said. "We hope public awareness about the state of the save tax dollars by altering their sources of Linda Bonura, Mark Hommer, Robert to get kids involved and learning about environment and ways to improve it in the energy. Lombard, Neil Malvone, Cathy Nicola, this now, so they will live with this their future. An exhibit will be set up at the Therefore, in 2008, the committee Glenn Sandor, David Sirna, Darren entire lives and it will become natural for park, located off Route 130, to address the plans to develop a community plan with a Snediker, Thomas Vigna and student rep- them to live this way," Andrews said. 2007 objective of having residents convert sustainability guideline to live by, create resentatives Bryan Gaeta, Nicole Pecora, For more information, visit architec- all their home lighting to compact fluores- an energy master plan, establish a reduc- Pam Romito and Macky Womack. ture2030.org or the township Web site at cent lamps (CFLs), which use up to one- tion plan for greenhouse gas emissions in They will host a free public viewing of www.northbrunswickonline.com. third the energy of traditional light bulbs for a cheaper cost, in an attempt to reduce greenhouse gas emissions per capita while saving money. "My belief is, the fact that scientific reports have come out recently, most peo- ple were on the fence about if [global warming] was a reality or not and now the scientific reports that have come out are almost shocking ... [and] have basically proven that humans are contributing to global warming. I think people really want to do something about it," said Councilman Ralph Andrews. The 2030 Committee will offer pins, buttons and silicone bracelets to promote their goals and missions, in honor of the National Day of Climate Action. Monarch Electric and Westinghouse will have a dis- play with information about CFL lighting, including bulb samples for residents. Wachovia Securities will have a kiosk about green investing opportunities and will raffle off baskets featuring CFL bulbs. Friday, April 20,200t2 DCH Toyota, Malouf Ford-Lincoln- Mercury and Open Road Honda will dis- play a few hybrid vehicles. Middlesex NBTHS Auditorium County will have representatives from its Showroom of Environmental Technology program and its own bio-diesel fueled vehicles. Community Power will have a display of photo voltaic panels and a wind turbine. Adm The North Brunswick 2030 initiative Earth Day at Museum of Agriculture April 22 New Jersey Museum of Agriculture, College Farm Road, North Brunswick, will celebrate Earth Day April 22 from noon to 3 p.m. The event will feature a recycling relay, water pollution/celery experiment, tree potting and planting, and information about composting and egg carton recy- cling. Ag Field Day will be April 28 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The event is admission free and will feature the Turkey Hill cow avail- able for pictures, bird seed flowers and paper plate chicks, and museum jams and jellies available for purchase. 43' The 15th annual plant and landscape auction will be May 5, with doors open at 8:30 a.m., and the auction beginning at 10 a.m. There will be no admission fee charged at the auction. Auction proceeds benefit the museum. "All About Sheep" will be May 20 from noon to 3 p.m. It will feature sheep shearing; spinning and cro- cheting; a sheep door hanger craft; and carding, spinning, felting, weaving and dying of yarn tassels. art Admission is $4, $3 for students and seniors, $2 for children age 4-12, and free for museum members and children younger than age 4. For more informa- tion, call (732) 249-2077 or visit www.agriculturemuseum.org. 6 SENTINEL, April 12, 2007 NS Republicans name new / y/,« ' - . / partBY JENNIFEy chairR AMATO , candidatenow with no checks and balancess. I think StaffWriter it's important, no matter what phase of NORTH BRUNSWICK - Lawrence government, that there be checks and bal- Baldini will make a run for mayor, and ances, and in order to do that we need to Susan Marcrie and Arthur Young will run get somebody elected." for Township Council as the Republican O'Neill, who ran unsuccessfully for Folk-Rock's Mastei^of . candidates for the primary in June. council in 2005 and 2006, said his primary The three newcomers will face incum- responsibilities are to rebuild the party Ijiace * bents Mayor Francis "Mac" Womack and and bring new interest to the club. "Time Passages" council members Ralph Andrews and "I want to let people know that this "YehroflheCat" Cathy Nicola. party is open to everybody and that every- In addition, former candidate Tom body's ideas and suggestions are welcome," he said. % O'Neill was elected as the new Republican Ticket Prices: $20T35 Party chairman. He said that the commit- According to Maimone, he decided to tee nominated and elected him after the step down because of other responsibili- * . r. - former chairman, Pete Maimone, decided ties. He said he wishes the party well and to resign from the position he has held that he will remain involved. since around 2004. "I hope they can get some guys elected "I felt a.calling to step up and try to get and make some differences in this town," us back into contention again," O'Neill he said. said. "It is a one-sided government right The primary will be held on June 5. Marchers sought for N.B. Memorial Day parade The North Brunswick Memorial Participants must bring tents. s ccial Day Parade Committee is seeking Light refreshments will be served. P marchers, float organizers and com- Cost is $5 per person. Nachma munity groups in town for the 52nd A cleanup of Farrington Lake will annual parade on May 28. be June 2 at 9 a.m. Volunteers should The Community Campout will be wear boots or old shoes and long May 12 at 6:30 p.m. to May 13 at 8 sleeves and long pants. Pickers, bags a.m. at Sabella Park. It will feature and gloves will be provided. hayrides, crafts, games, a movie and a For more information, call (732) bonfire. 247-0922, ext. 475. , To our readers Items for Community Bulletin Board may be e-mailed to [email protected]. They also may he faxed to (732) 780-4192 or mailed to North & South Brunswick Sentinel, P.O. Box 5001, Freehold, NJ 07728. 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^ Community Bulletin Board Entries now accepted for N.B. Alliance contest this week? The North Brunswick Municipal Alliance Committee is accepting entries Route 1 South,, Monmouth Junction, Ml through May 3 from seniors and gradu- ating juniors for its essay and logo design contest. The contest concerns the newly adopted house party ordinance in town. Essays must be 500 words or less and HOME DEPOT explain why the measure is positive for the community. The winner will receive a $500 scholarship. Logos will be STOP & SHOP embossed on black wristbands and dis- tributed to all Linwood Middle School Allslale Insurance * Sage! Basket students in September. Alliance repre- sentatives will also host a media show addressing the ordinance, featuring a guest panel of the township Youth Council. Submissions can be sent to [email protected] or dropped at 710 Hermann Road. Tickets available for Robotix health expo The Raider Robotix team of North Brunswick Township High School is selling tickets for its bodybuilding, fig- ure and health expo May 19 at 30 Raider Road; Prejudging begins at noon, and the night show at 6 p.m. Tickets are $5 for the prejudging show ($3 for students), and $10 for the night show ($5 for students). VIP seats for both shows are $30 for the front two rows. Proceeds benefit the team's 2008 travel season. For more information, call (732) 289- 3700, ext. 4157 or e-mail RGold- [email protected].

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(Continued from page 3) entist prepared me to understand the importance of sci- Anna Tupe Susan Santowasso ence and math: I am bilingual and have communication How best to improve educational quality? skills with multiple groups in our township. I have a What sort of relationship should Teachers need to be provided with and encouraged to strong work ethic and I will always investigate and the district have with Trenton? attend workshops and further education to maintain study issues before I come to the meetings." The district should maintain educational quality. They need to know their time and a positive, collaborative rela- efforts are appreciated. The district and individual Deborah Taylor tionship with the state govern- school calendars at times chop up so much of a week or ment to educate legislators on day that teaching seems to come second. What sort of relationship should the effects of things such as S- How are you qualified? the district have with Trenton? 1701 and A-l/S-20. One way to I have lived in South Brunswick since graduating Maintain a non-adversarial do this is to establish a joint from college and have taught in five schools in the town- relationship through open com- committee comprised of both ship. I feel I understand what makes this such a great munication with the legislators legislators and school board place to raise and educate children. I'm proud of having in Trenton in order to overcome members to help reform the had the chance to work with such an outstanding staff legislative difficulties such as school funding formula. and the encouragement and support they gave to not the 4 percent tax levy cap and How best to balance taxes and educational quality?Look only my children, but all their students. S-1701. The board and our leg- to other funding streams such as increasing grant writ- islators answer to the same cit- ing and re-energize the Education Foundation. Further Mahesh "Mac" Shah izens. shared services, especially in transportation and insur- How best to balance taxes and ance, should also be explored, along with pushing for What sort of relationship should educational quality? reform from the state. We need to work with our legis- the district have with Trenton? Continue to look for creative revenue generating lators to allow school districts the ability to plan further We need to maintain a good opportunities in areas such as facility leading and dig- than five years out. relationship with our represen- ging deeper into the availability of federal and state What areas need more attention from the board? tatives. I would call both our grants. Continue to look at utility efficiency analysis For the past several years, we have had to focus on legislators and discuss issues regarding energy and telecommunications. Increase facilities along with academics in order to address our with both, whom I know person- economies of scale in areas like shared services. growing enrollment. We can now focus on academic ally. Even with our district being | What areas need more attention from the board? achievement for all students with special attention to shorthanded in the past, we are I am real concerned about the risk of losing full-day the pursuit of post-high school plans. doing well. We could do better if kindergarten as part of the 2010-11 projection. As a What needs to change? we had more help from legisla- board member, I would seek to preserve full-day kinder- Schools must evolve to meet the needs of students tors. garten. Taylor further said that she would like to see and the community they serve. We look at our curricu- How best to balance taxes and student athletes better prepared, academically and ath- lum on a routine basis, resulting in new and updated educational quality? letically, to enter Division-I schools. courses. As our enrollment continues to increase, we By being involved with constructions of the budget at What needs to change? need to provide additional opportunities for student the committee level. Board members should be vigilant The district should focus more on students that may leadership, involvement and citizenship. during contract negotiations and increase shared servic- not be performing as well as others. We met the federal What needs to be preserved? es with the municipality and other districts. The district requirements for No Child left Behind, but as a district, We need to preserve the philosophy that looks at the should also look at ways to buy energy on the futures I'd like to see us set a higher bar. whole child. Each student is an individual with their market to limit our exposure to volatility. What needs to be preserved? own strengths, challenges and learning styles. We have What areas need more attention from the board? Again, the board must work to preserve full-day an obligation and responsibility to educate all children The improvement of math and reading scores on the kindergarten. Taylor cited studies that show a correla- in order that they achieve their greatest potential. HSPT, especially for students performing at the lower tion between early childhood education and academic How best to improve educational quality? levels. My campaign has been about excellence in edu- proficiency in later years. The quality of education is improved by providing cation. We need to make sure that kids at the bottom get How best to improve educational quality? highly trained, professional staff in the classroom, sur- at least as much as the kids at top. Continue to focus on who is educating our children. rounded by a supportive administration, resources, sup- What needs to change? [Having] well-paid, well-qualified teachers who are con- plies, professional development opportunities and time As above: improving our math scores and reading tinually measured against clearly defined goals and to collaborate with peers. scores in the lower ends. Shah noted that in the last two objectives is one way Taylor feels educational quality Why are you qualified? years, the district has had a 14 and 10 percent failure can be improved in South Brunswick. I have served on the Board of Education for 12 years. rate in math. How are you qualified? I have earned my Master Board Member certificate. As What needs to be preserved? I took this one-year term by filling an unexpired seat. a school nurse, I bring unique perspective to the board The district should work to keep its AP and honors I wanted to scope the commitment and assess my con- regarding the physical, emotional and social needs of level courses in the high school as well as maintaining tributions before committing to a three-year term. I children and the resulting impact on" education. I have small class sizes in the K-5 levels^ have used this first year to complete all the state- lived in the township for the past 23 years and have How best to improve educational quality? required training for new board members and am now been a long time community volunteer. Tupe has served Maintaining an active program of communication prepared to take a more active role in a three-year term. on six long-term committees and five ad hoc committees. with parents through PTA/PTO to make sure the board Re-electing me will maintain the stability of this cohe- understands parents' concerns. sive board while bringing a fresh view. Also, having a How are you qualified? child in the system provides inside awareness and link My experience and training as a senior research sci- to the community.

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125 Paterson St., New Brunswick Call Toll Free: 866-639-8724 or 410-603-3468 E-mail: bob3416(«;mchsi.com www.rwjps.org NS SENTINEL, April 12, 2007 9 Pension fund fiasco is Enron on the Delaware or a while, it looked like Monmouth deficit on future liabilities at an incredible retirement capital — and you call it Enron. and Middlesex counties were devel- $56 billion, and it could be more if the state You put the guys in charge on trial and put Foping a monopoly on political cor- has been less than honest in reporting the them in jail. ruption and sleight of hand. NGREG BEAN fund's assets. Do something like this in Trenton — In Monmouth County, there were so Anyone want to bet whether or not Enron on the Delaware — and they call it Coda V4 many bribes being paid to politicians at they've been honest? business as usual. local bars and restaurants the bad guys Senate President Richard J. Codey, who It's obvious we can't trust our elected had to buy brown paper bags in bulk at S filled in as governor when Jim McGreevey representatives to fix the problem, since Wal-Mart to hold all the cash. The banks Raided it to make up general fund short- left office to find himself, last week said they were the ones who caused it. This could hardly stock enough hundred-dollar falls. Raided it to pay for pet projects and there was no reason to panic, since he was story about the pension fund crisis didn't bills to keep the bakshish flowing. You just "tax relief programs to make them look confident Corzine would be able to put the come as a surprise to many of the lawmak- don't pay a crooked politician to support good to their constituents. system back on track. ers in Trenton. Even the ones who weren't your proposed development with stacks of And all the time they were raiding, "We're no different than a whole host of actively involved in the looting knew what wrinkly ones. Crooked politicians like their they were apparently lying about the states out there," Codey told the Times in was going on, but few were calling out the bribe money in stacks of crisp new extent of their shenanigans. a stunningly cynical and cavalier state- alarm. In my book, that makes nearly all of Benjamins — the better to impress strip- As an example, The New York Times ment. "When I was governor we used to them guilty, either guilty by their actions pers and waiters at fancy dining establish- reported that the state recorded a $551 say a weekly novena that the stock market or guilty by keeping their silence and ments. million contribution to the pension fund for would go up and increase the fund's value. allowing the practice to continue for over a At one point, there was so much bribe teachers in a bond offering statement. An But I don't think any retiree has to worry. decade. money flowing in Monmouth County that audited financial statement for the fund We're nowhere near that point." We can't even trust these guys to tell us one of the bad guys had to give the bribee showed the contribution at a lesser $56 I don't know about you, but I think how bad the problem really is. Corzine last advice on which chemicals to use when you million. The actual amount paid into the when someone like Richard Codey — one week called for an outside audit of the pen- bury money in the backyard so the cash system, however, was zero. of the people in charge when the fund was sion fund, since he doesn't think anybody won't rot. The politicians don't call it raiding, of being plundered and whose only solution in state government has the expertise to do It was outrageous stuff, but apparently course, they call it diverting and they say was to pray for deliverance — says we it in-house. our home-grown reprobates are bush- that while their intricate shell games are have no reason to worry, it's probably Yep, you heard that right. Corzine says league buffoons compared to the lawmak- unusual, they are absolutely legal. already too late. there's no auditor or accountant on the ers in Trenton, where they have elevated Well, maybe they are, but they should I've seen a lot of scandalous behavior entire state payroll with the expertise — or shady behavior to an art form. not be. The result of this institutional mis- since I moved to New Jersey 14 years ago. perhaps the objectivity — to audit the pen- Last week, The New York Times report- management is a state pension fund that But I have to tell you folks, this one takes sion fund books and tell us how close to dis- ed that for at least the last 15 years, law- is in serious danger of going broke unless the blue ribbon prize for political rapine. aster we've come. makers in Trenton have been telling out- our elected representatives find some way Two things I really don't understand. Recently I heard someone say that the right lies about the money being deposited of refilling the coffers. That, of course, One, why aren't the taxpayers of this only solution to this state's problems is to in the state pension fund. means either increased taxes or selling a state marching on Trenton with pitchforks throw out every single incumbent politi- Like most grifters and con men, the major asset, like the New Jersey Turnpike. and burning torches to throw the bums out cian, dismantle the whole state bureaucra- pols in Trenton can't look at a big pile of According to the Times, the state has of office? cy and start from scratch. someone else's money without trying to get reported an $18 billion deficit in future And two, why can't the bums be prose- At the time, that guy sounded like a bit their own hands on it. Unfortunately, the pension fund liabilities. Last week, Gov. cuted? of a nut. 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Voters will have some variety in the booths n politics, just as in the mar- an autism spectrum disorder. ketplace, competition is For those who missed their pro- I good. So it bodes well for files, we encourage you to visit voters in North and South our Web site, Brunswick that when they step www.nbs.gmnews.com and into the booths on April 17, check out last week's issue. there will be plenty of choices North and South Brunswick among a diverse crop of school are bucking a regional trend of board candidates. terribly low participation by This week the Sentinel candidates in the school board brings you profiles of the candi- races. Whether it's a matter of dates in a wide open Board of apathy, frustration with the Education race in South state's school-funding formula Brunswick, where seven resi- or some other turnoff, we're see- dents are vying for three open ing way too many districts this seats. We're hard-pressed to year where candidates are run- think of any local race that has ning unchallenged for their generated as much interest seats. from letter writers in recent If only the local level of civic years, although we only had the interest would extend to the vot- space to run a small sample of ing booths. Unfortunately, only these opinions in the last few somewhere in the 10-15 percent issues. It will be interesting to range of registered voters typi- see if that translates into higher cally show up, even though than normal turnout at the school board and budget elec- polls. tions so often are decided by In North Brunswick, five such a narrow margin of votes. candidates are going after three For the students' sakes, we seats. They range in back- encourage all of you voters to do grounds from an incumbent your homework — read up on with 33 years of teaching expe- the candidates' positions and rience in the district to an 18- make your voices count next year-old high school senior with week. Letters

Make positive choices to help prevent child abuse Hate has no place on the radio Residents urged to pring is a time of optimism and es today. Choose to: t's outrageous! Freedom of speech is not vote yes on S.B. renewal. As we observe Child • provide your own children a loving license to speak hateful, racist, bigoted school budget SAbuse Prevention Month during and stable home. rants. Shame on Don Imus for using racial • advocate for new mothers to receive I urge my fellow citizens to sup- April, Prevent Child Abuse-New Jersey slurs against athletes who have held them- encourages everyone to make positive support through parenting programs selves with dignity and brought honor and port our schools and our chil- choices that affect the way we raise our before and after their child is born. pride to New Jersey and their school. I dren by voting yes on the children and support our families. • encourage policy makers to make school budget April 17. There are Shame on 101.5 for pandering to the least numerous reasons to do so. Dramatic changes in social, cultural home visitation and mutual self-help common denominator — closet bigots. That and demographic trends have occurred parent support programs available and First and foremost, the children this reflects on our state is a truly sad "state of cannot vote. It is the adults in the over the years, presenting today's par- accessible regardless of income, socio- affairs'." economic status or community. community that are responsible ents with many new challenges in creat- We certainly can't look to Imus and 101.5 ing the safe and stable homes children • join a parent support group. for providing a first-rate education • become a mentor to a child or new for model behavior in the media or for the to the children of South Brunswick need in order to thrive. Various responsibility that should come with access to approaches to strengthening • families parent. to enable them to compete in an the airwaves. Imus is already apologizing all increasingly complex and chal- through prevention and early interven- Strong families benefit all citizens of over town, but one wonders if he really "gets tion efforts have been studied, certain New Jersey by reducing juvenile delin- lenging world. Second, the Board it." Conversely, the educators, community lead- of Education has worked hard both proven approaches have been funded by quency, teen pregnancy, physical and ers, clergy and faith leaders, elected officials, the state; however, more remains to be mental illness and other poor childhood to preserve the programs and ac- law enforcement, young people and business tivities that make our schools very done. outcomes. Working together, we can and corporate leaders who work with the While no one can singlehandedly make a difference for children and fami- desirable and to structure admin- American Conference on Diversity to fight dis- istrative functions in a fiscally achieve positive community-wide lies in this state and build a bright future crimination, encourage inclusion and respect, change, everyone can do something. for generations to come. responsible, indeed advantageous, and instill the value of diversity throughout way. Together we can choose to create a pros- Child abuse can be prevented. Please New Jersey do get it. perous society that understands and gen- visit www.PreventChildAbuseNJ.org or Finally, as a homeowner, I uinely values the well-being of children. call 1-800-CHILDREN to learn more. It We already know that hate speech isn't free know that robust property values As a society, we can work together to pre- makes sense for every reason. speech, it's ignorance on the airwaves and it's depend upon the quality of the vent child abuse and neglect. disgusting! school system. Please vote yes on There are countless opportunities for Joel L. Krinsky the school budget. you to make positive choices for commu- President Diane Schwartz nity change with a commitment of as lit- Board of Directors President and CEO John B. Wolf tle as 30 minutes a week. As an individ- Prevent Child Abuse-New Jersey American Conference on Diversity Kendall Park section ual, you can start making positive choic- New Brunswick New Brunswick of South Brunswick

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Residents urged to vote in favor of S.B. school budget s we move closer to the upcoming level due to our extremely knowledge- school budget election, I'd like to able, professional and highly committed A share some important informa- staff. Their hard work and dedication is tion about one of the most significant visible with the daily achievement of our and largest operations in the township students. It is through their tutelage ( •<* — our school district. that South Brunswick students are arivaar South Brunswick, as a community, among the most productive, intellectual has much to be proud of when it comes to and well-rounded in New Jersey. our school system. Our students are This type of school system doesn't Specializing in Authentic (^Northern, Southern. excelling at state and build itself. It is nurtured national competitions. — by the support of the com- c-*O and Sndo-Qhinese Cuisine O^J> Recently, the National munity, who has time and Merit Scholarship program MARTIN ABSCHUTZ time again come through by recognized 34 South Quest Column supporting school budgets Brunswick High School sen- and building expansion iors, while 45 students were = = projects. We have continu- FULL DINNER LUNCH BUFFET * named among the 2007 ally shown that we place BUFFET Everyday Edward J. Bloustein Distinguished great value on our children's education. Scholars. Both totals are the second In addition, our facilities are among the We Do Catering For All Occasions highest in school history (2006, highest most well-maintained in the state ever). Further, the district was again because we have a staff and community Regular Menu Always Available named one of the top 75 public high that take great pride in our buildings schools in the state of New Jersey. and treat them with great care. Take-Out Menu - Free Home Delivery Equally as important, this past school South Brunswick School District (5mi Radius) year all district schools made adequate meets the needs of its students while yearly progress (the highest designation) remaining financially prudent. South Open 7 Days A Week in all indicators for all grade levels test- Brunswick's cost per pupil expenditure Sun. - Thurs. Lunch 11:30am -3:00pm ed under the federal No Child Left is $1,050 below the state average. The Behind Act. This is an extraordinary district is ranked as the 40th lowest, out Dinner 5:30pm - 10:00pm accomplishment and one that we are of 103 districts of similar size, in terms Fri. - Sat. 11:30am - 10:30pm proud to celebrate with the community. of cost per pupil during the 2006-07 The school district's reputation for school year. 732-422-7000 * Fax 732-422-7706 academic excellence is paralleled in the We continue to think creatively about areas of music, the arts and athletics. how we can deliver the best programs 1626 Unit A Route 130 North ^ South Brunswick is known throughout while keeping in mind our community's the state for its outstanding music pro- ability to pay. We removed nearly $1 mil- Lions Plaza gram. Our middle and high school pro- lion in expenses from the current budg- \ grams are award-winning and showcase et, while adding three classroom teach- North Brunswick, NJ 08902 our students' unmatched ability. Our ele- ers. These additional teachers will help mentary students are extraordinarily maintain our current class size ratios. talented. They are nurtured and shaped South Brunswick Township is a desir- into quality musicians before they able community, thanks in no small part attend the middle and high schools for to our excellent school system. We all SUMMER PROGRAM AGES 6 WEEKS TO 6 YEARS the continued refinement of their skills. take great pride in our collective accom- Our student artists produce quality plishment, yet it is essential that we pro- work of high caliber. Hundreds of piece's tect and preserve our much-heralded of artwork from all grade levels are on programs as we continue to build toward display annually at the district's art an even more successful future. gallery, showcasing the outstanding abil- I encourage all South Brunswick res- ities of our students. idents to learn about the school budget On the athletic fields, our students and make an informed decision on continue to improve and excel as the dis- Election Day, April 17. That's in the best trict continues to build a highly compet- interest of our community and most SNEAK PEEK itive and respected program. Individual importantly, our children. and team achievements have brought At the same time, I support this WEEK LONG OPEN HOUSE! our district several county and state budget and urge you to do so. I believe Monday, April 16th - Friday, April 20th • 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. champions. We also continue to win the the school budget election is the most County Team Sportsmanship Award. important election each year. It shows The Goddard School® summer program is safe This year, the boys and girls bowling what our community values: providing and nurturing - full of age-appropriate learning PASSPORT teams won NJSIAA Group 4 Central the best education and education oppor- activities and oodles of fun! The Passport Jersey championships. The girls' winter tunities for our children. District stu- track team won the GMC Championship dents, staff, and you have continued to Around the World program is the summer program and the GMC Relay Championship. One enhance that community value through for young wanderers - they'll learn about foods, team member even broke a state record our students' many achievements. homes, and lifestyles of families all over the world! this year. Even more outstanding was Information can be obtained online at • Science and Nature the performance of the boys basketball the district Web site, www.sbschools.org team, which took the school community • Arts and Crafts or at any of the school or Board of • Drama and township on an amazing ride, which Education offices. See you at the polls culminated at the Group IV State April 17! • Computers and Technology Championship game. The music, arts • Literature and Language and athletics programs showcase some Martin Abschutz is president of the • Special Visitors of the best-of-the-best in South South Brunswick Board of Education • Music and Movement Brunswick. and a resident of the Dayton section of • Sports and Games Our students perform at this high South Brunswick

Letters Policy Letters to the editor may be mailed to the North & South Brunswick Sentinel, P.O. Box 5001, Freehold, NJ 07728. They also may be sent via e-mail to FOR EARLY CHILDHOOD! DEVELOPMENT [email protected]. Letters should be limited to 250 words; Your Turn guest columns to 750 words. All submissions may be edited for length, libel, content and grammar, and are subject to rejection. Anonymous letters will not be printed. Please include a daytime telephone number where the author may be reached for verification. For more information, call (732) 358-5200, ext. 8226. 1 2 SENTINEL, April 12, 2007 NS ...Choosing a Funeral Plan IT MAY BE A GIFT TO THOSE YOU LOVE It was Ben Franklin who said "nothing is certain but death and taxes." This article does not deal with taxes, but rather the other certainty in life. Everyone dies, so a discussion of funeral planning is in-MT it relevant. W ln-ti someone we love dies, i here are varying stages of anger, confusion and numbness. The funeral is one of the most significant means we have of dealing with grief. The funeral ritual helps us focus our emotions and brings a sense of meaning to death. It confirms the Franklin Memorial Park reality of death and or she can lead you through a provides a catalyst for process to ensure you don t forget mourners to talk about vital information in your plan. iIn- deceased. Experts tell Some facilities offer free booklets n^ lii-ing able to talk about the that provide a "punch list" of life of a deceased loved one is one topics to think through and record of the first steps toward accepting your wishes. death. Topics in these guides include funeral details ranging from visitation to the memorial service PREARRANGING and alternatives from burial, YOUR FUNERAL cremation or entombment. These Prearranging your funeral is are obvious decisions, but other not much different than any other important topics include planning you have carried out categories that will provide a during your lifetime. You buy helping hand to your family. insurance in case of fire, flood, Additional topics include theft or death. These coverages organizations to be notified with are purchased as an act of love phone numbers, persons to be and responsibility for those you notified, medical history, estate love in case an unfortunate information, banking information, incident occurs. A preplanned real estate holdings and insurance members do not know where to funeral accomplishes the same policies. Many include obituary find information they need at the goals. information outlines, personal time of death. A preplanned funeral can property inventories and special Some considerations that also IMPORTANT prevent your family members instruction and information need to remain in the forefront of from having to make a number of pages. There may also be the pre-planning agenda: POINTS significant decisions at a time information regarding the • Social Security: When a loved • The funeral ritual helps u-> when they are confused and importance of your will and how one dies, dependents and i'ocu- our rmoiioii- and upset. They will have enough on to go about ensuring it is accurate survivors may be eligible for firings a sense of meaning to their minds dealing with grief and updated. certain benefits such as death without having to make several payments, survivor's benefits and death. important decisions in a very Medicare. Qualifications depend • A preplanned funeral can short period of time. PREFUNDING on several factors such as age, prevent your famitv members Experts tell us that there are an YOUR FUNERAL marital status, number of from having to make a average of 50 decisions to be Prefunding your funeral also is dependents and whether number of significant made when arranging a funeral. an important consideration. employment was under Social decision* when lhe\ are Adding to the need for Advisors at these facilities can Security. Your Social Security coufused and upset. preplanning is the fact that our show you options which will account should be verified lifestyle is more complex in waive your family from possible periodically to ensure today's world. Family members financial burden later. You may contributions are posted. All QUESTIONS TO often live in different states, take out a life insurance policy benefits must be applied for since complicating rapid decision which would cover funeral payments are not automatic. THINK ABOUT making. Further complications expenses, or invest in a funeral • Veterans Benefits: Honorably- • 1 (ave you selected a cemetery stem from frustrations that occur trust account or final expense discharged veterans are entitled to when dealing with government insurance policy. In most cases, benefits that may affect decisions or memorial location? agencies in different states. A funds invested today would be about funeral arrangements. • \ro certain religious customs solid preplanning session can enough to cover the total cost of • Medicaid: There are n» be followed';' prevent these complications which the funeral since interest earned provisions under Federal Title 19 • \rc there any special can loom very large during a time by the funds will offset the effect that allow an individual to shelter readings, biblical passages or of pain and sorrow. of inflation. funds to serve the family later musical selection* you prefer Another important part in your by providing for funeral to use m the memorial plan is to make sure your loved arrangements. HOW TO PLAN ones know where your recorded service? 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The passenger fled on foot and was sion of burglary tools, conspiracy and township police to Route 9 and the The van was found to be stolen out of not located. obstructing the administration of law. Garden State Parkway on April 3. Elizabeth, and Yamaha and Kawasaki In Renaissance, police arrested the Bail was set at $100,000 full and he was At around 3:30 a.m., police officers motorcycles, believed to be stolen from driver and passenger of a Toyota Celica, transported to the adult correction cen- were dispatched to Alex Drive in the Alex Drive and Perry Drive, were found also located in the area of the crime. ter. Renaissance development off Route 130 inside. The driver, Dalila Grimsley, 21, of A fifth suspect seen at the original on a call of several people attempting to The driver, Darrion McFarlane, 18, Elizabeth, was charged with burglary, scene fled on foot and was not found by break into a vehicle. When police of Maplewood, was charged with elud- receiving stolen property, possession of police. arrived, they saw a red van in the com- ing police, receiving stolen property, burglary tools and conspiracy. Bail was There is no further information at plex exit and turn south onto Route 130. burglary, theft of removable property, set at $75,000. this time.

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All items in Police Beat are taken from police A surveillance tape revealed an unknown Two men stole a $500 navigation system South Brunswick department records. All suspects are presumed black male sitting inside of Fire Company No. 2 from a 2007 Toyota Yaris parked on North Oaks innocent until found guilty in court. on Route 130 during the time of a reported Boulevard on March 24. The driver's-side win- break-in on April 1. Nothing appeared to be dow was smashed, at an estimated replacement A Monmouth Junction home was robbed removed or damaged, according to reports. The cost of $250. The only available description of sometime between March 30 and April 9 while North Brunswick case is being handled by the Detective Bureau. the suspects, according to reports, is that both the owner was on vacation. Police suspect that appeared to be Hispanic and one was wearing the Jill Court home was entered through the rear Checkbooks, Jewelry and cash were stolen a red hoodie and the other a blue hoodie. sliding door using "brute force." Two laptops, a An #M m stolen from a 2000 Toyota from a residence on Evergreen Court on April 2. Sony video camera and two watches were taken, Camry parted on Glenrtdge Avenue on March The rear stidtng-glass door to the house was A safe, two jewelry twees, two cameras and valued at $3,200. Nothing of evidentiary value 26. The driver's window was smashed out. smashed. The case was turned over to the a collection of rare coins were stolen from a res- was found. Detective Bureau. idence on Noah fioad on March 24. The base- The drivar's-side door lock of a 2002 Lexus ment window was found broken and the office Sometime between April 7 and 8, a black SC430 was damaged by a pry tool on March 26 A 2005 Ford Escape was burglarized on and bedrooms were ransacked. The Detective Honda parked on Greyhound Court was broken in the parking lot of Bristol-Myers Squibb off Plymouth Road on April 2. The passenger-side Bureau is looking into the situation. into on the driver's side window. Nothing was Route 1. window was broken and the navigation system, taken. phone charger and power splitter were stolen. Police arrested and charged James Police arrested and charged Ryan The case is being investigated by trie Detective Janusz, 39, of Kempsey Drive, with driving while A man staying at La Mirage hotel on Route 1 Miskolczi, 32, of Taylor Drive, with possession of Bureau. intoxicated at Pardun Road on March 25. was robbed on April 7. The victim, a resident of cocaine after surveillance by the police depart- Trenton, told police that he checked into the hotel ment at the Farrington Inn motel on Route 130 The driver's-sfde door lock of a 2007 A vehicle parked on Axel Avenue on March at 8 a.m. with a female acquaintance named on March 29. The suspect was processed and Nissan Altima was destroyed while parked at 26 was broken into. The $400 navigation system Dawn whom he had met the night before. He then released. Budget Rental on Route 1 on April 3. The was removed. said that he snorted cocaine and fell asleep Detective Bureau is looking into the incident. around 2 p.m. When he woke up four hours later, The rear window of a vehicle parked on Although no tool marks were present on Dawn was gone. So was his wallet, which con- Cleremont Avenue was smashed on March 30. The store front window of Welsh Farms on the weather-stripping of a 2004 Honda Civic tained $40, as well as his license, credit cards, A green army jacket was removed. There are no Town Center Drive was shattered on April 6. A parked on Brighton Way on March 27, the pas- cell phone and his keys. When he looked outside, suspects at this time. large rock was observed on the floor of the con- senger-side window was found broken by he saw that his car, a 1994 Ford Aspire, was also venience store near the counter. No other dam- police. The $450 navigation system was stolen. gone. Dawn left behind the clothes she wore the Five vehicles were vandalized while parked age was noticed, according to reports. No sus- night before and he did not know what she was on Plymouth Road on March 30. Scratch marks pects were located in the surrounding area. Police arrested and charged Iqbal Singh, wearing when she left. He said the car technical- were found on the hoods of a 1993 Toyota 22, of Pennsylvania, with driving while intoxicat- ly belongs to his father, so it was not able to be Camry, a 2005 Lexus E33 and a 2002 Toyota The rear window of a residence on North ed at Fashion Plaza Drive on March 27. entered into the NCIC. Corolla. A 2006 Volkswagen Passat was keyed. Oaks Boulevard served as an entrance for a A 2006 Corolla had an obscenity written on it. suspected burglar on March 23, according to The passenger-side window of a 2005 Sometime between April 6 and 7, a boat police reports. A laptop and a cell phone were Acura MDX was smashed on Georges Road on parked in a lot on Carol Street had its $1,000 A Volkswagen was burglarized on North stolen, at an estimated value of $2,100. There is March 28, and the $450 navigation system was hydraulic cylinders taken out of the motor. The Oaks Boulevard on March 30. Police received no further information at this time. removed. The case was turned over to the owner said this was the second time this has hap- word that three suspicious males were looking Detective Bureau. pened. Police observed that whoever did it was into the car, according to reports. When they A group of three individuals reportedly tried mechanically inclined and very selective in what arrived at the scene, there were pry marks to steal a 2005 Subaru Impreza from Plymouth A residence on Georges Road was entered was removed. The owner said that there is a boat around the rear right window, which was Road on March 24. According to reports, a\s

BY JENNIFEWTITOTRJ AMATAivrATrO* township for its role in the contacontaminatio] n Staff Writer of the high school land. "Having been involved since 1983, it's NORTH BRUNSWICK - Board of been a very long time. It's just time for Education members Ann Casey and Curt me to let others pick up the ball and run Kristjanson have decided not to seek re- with it," he said. election to the school board this year. He believes the greatest accomplish- Current President Ann Casey has ment achieved by the board during his served for three years, first deciding to -r^j£fc&3jS service has been the improvement in run the spring after she retired from a infrastructures of career in teaching. ======buildings, particu- She said her deci- larly the upgrades at sion to vacate her „.. . , the high school, and Housing prices have doubled over the last ten years, and with it so have real estate commissions. seat is due to per- "Having been the distribution of Seller's Realty Group provides every service our clients expect and more, sonal reasons. involved since technological meas- 983 s been a at our adjusted commission rate of 4,5%. "I think I came in * ' '*' ures. In the future, and did what I felt I very long time. he hopes to see stu- I*"--- CAU US BEFORE YOU LIST could do," she said. It's just time for dent achievement Formerly a chair- me to let others continue to improve SELLER'S person of the pick up the ball as well as see the REALTY GROUP 609-799-4600 Curriculum Com- anti run witn ;t// state implement a mittee, she said she more appropriate www.SeIIersReaItyGroup.com MIS funding formula for hopes the board con- _ Curt Kristjanson tinues to meet the property taxes. four stated district ' ' — "What citizens goals focusing on want for their chil- student achievement and classroom envi- dren is continuing education in a safe, ronment, and that administrators find nurturing environment with quality additional tools to improve student teachers. It is dangerous to defeat a achievement. budget and reduce a budget, for fear that more defeats over time will have a very "The immediate challenge is the new debilitating effect on what we want to construction projects, trying to come in manage eventually," he said. with bids close to the budget we had a referendum for, and going forward with Thanking all of the voters who sup- own, the new construction, because we really ported him and the administrators and need to upgrade our facilities," she said. staff he has worked with over the years, Kristjanson has served nonconsecu- Kristjanson advised any future members tive terms on the board for a total of 15 to follow their conscience when evaluat- years since 1983. He has been vice presi- ing matters that come before the board. dent three times and chairman of the "What I think all board members pediatric dentistry & orthodontics facilities and finance committees. He is should do every time they consider voting looking to spend more time traveling and on an issue before them is to ask them- working with professional organizations selves if it is in the best interest of the trwi B. Starman. DOS, MSC© that handle scholarship programs. He student. If it is, they should vote for that, said the decision has nothing to do with a but they should ask themselves that MicheSie M B»ckmm. DMD lawsuit involving his wife against the [first]," he said.

Cbmtoptw R. Dvssxash, OMB Four workers arrested over pilfered perfumes GRANITE COUN •f oO's Of Satisf ie< SOUTH BRUNSWICK - Four Rivera, who worked there, would in Your Loc, workers at a Dayton warehouse were break it down and plan- it in hug.-. References A< arrested over the course of a week fur Thc-y would then walk IT out of thi- :"'""" includes: their •jU.-pccLcd role in u SI 10.000 building. Tertipfate/Measurernetit CHOICE OF 3 EDGES perfume and cologne heist. Villaniar. who wa-s the manager nt" Over 100 Additional Arvind Piitel. 42 of East the cafeteria, became aware nf the Colors Available! Brunswick. Hugo Javuma. -'JO oftheft.-- and confronted Jarama .ibout Uba Tuba Copper Hose Cranburj. Miguel Villumar. 415, of them. Instead of reporting ihe three, Misty Mauve Groverville, and Judith Rivera, 38. of however. Villamar allegedly agreed to Almond Mauve New Brunswick, are said to have be brought into the operation and the China, Gold stolen various fragrances, s-uch as thefts continued. Once evidence was WHIte Pearl Ralph Lauren, over the course of six collected on the quartet, they were all lmpa/a Black months. Police have withheld the fired and the police were contacted. Rose Porlno name of the facility due to concerns Detective Ron Seaman tracked Carloca Gold that publicizing the robbery would down and arrested all of the suspects /Toss Beta cause conflict between the warehouse over the past week and charged them Luna Pearl LAI St. Cecilia and its distributors. with theft. Patel, Jarama and Rivera SELECTIO Verde Butterfly When the company began to sus- were lodged at the Middlesex County New Venetian Gold pect thefts, it installed hidden cam- Correction Center. Patel was being Baltic Brown eras in the warehouse, which police held on $50,000 bail, while Jarama CUSTOM rABBICATION said caught Patel and Jarama steal- and Rivera were assigned $15,000 EXPERT lNSTALLATtON ing merchandise. Police also said that bail. Villamar was released pending further investigation revealed that his court appearance. Patel would leave the merchandise by 939 Route 9 North, Sa\ the cafeteria where Jarama and — Chris Gaetano PALMYRA. MJ 2O9 ROUTE 73 SOUTH 732-727-6For Frae Estimat1e Fax to: 732-727-6119 16 SENTINEL, April 12, 2007 NS

Nursing assistant Kim Lozado helps client George Petrunyak walk through the Adult Day Bernadette Pechllio (left), the franchise owner and managing director of Adult Day Services facility. Members are encouraged to socialize in the activity, television, Men's Services of North Brunswick, gives Roni Salkin (center), and her mother, Lila Lederman, Club and computer rooms, all serving to help adults live their lives to the fullest despite a tour of the facility, which serves to assist adults with their dally living activities. possible medical conditions. Center believes active life is a healthy life The television room is a Adult Day Services favorite of "Wheel of provides care for those Fortune" and Oprah Winfrey fans. The library with special needs has high-speed computers with Internet access and a BY JENNIFER AMATO Staff Writer section for book club mem- bers. The Men's Club room NOETH BRUNSWICK - Adult Day has been infiltrated by Services of North Brunswick celebrated women lately, who enjoy its grand opening with an official ribbon- playing 500 Rummy. The cutting ceremony on March 29. activity room is stocked The facility serves any adult over the with puzzles, games, and age of 18 who needs assistance with the arts and crafts. activities involved in daily living. In addition, there are Although no medical disability is trips scheduled to off-site required, the facility caters to those who locations, such as the local are in the early stages of Alzheimer's or movie theater. dementia, are incontinent, have develop- "The goal of the center mental disabilities or suffer from short- really is to be a second or long-term brain trauma. home," Pechilio said. "The The purpose of the center is to avoid socialization, just getting institutionalization by keeping members them to re-engage and be active and engaged in life. Most members excited about life is great. have participated in a local senior center It's like having a support that cannot meet their medical needs or group where they're deal- are moving one step further from rehabil- ing with the same condi- itation. tions ... and they help each PHOTOS BY JEFF GRANIT staff "Families get over the initial guilt, other, they help each other Bemadette Pechllio, Hayley Hay and Gallanne Cummings (standing, left to right) speak to some members of like putting a child into day care ... and through the day and they the Adult Day Services of North Brunswick during breakfast. The facility provides care for adults who need when they come back and see the energy help each other smile. They assistance with daily activities such as dressing, eating, taking medication and socializing. their relative has gained, it is very reliev- have something to do dur- ing for them," Managing Director ing the day." Bernadette Pechilio said. The facility is staffed at an 8:1 ratio, consulting with the Middlesex County fee is $45 for a half-day and $65 for a full The facility consists of separate areas with additional certified nursing assis- Department of Aging, she realized that day, or about $6 to $9 dollars an hour; it to accommodate the needs of each client. tants, a home health aide, a registered the 10,000 adults over the age of 65 with- is suggested that clients attend at least The wellness center handles basic health nurse and a certified activities director. in a five-mile radius of the North twice each week, but there is no mini- monitoring.and medication dispersion. A Licensed physicians, psychologists and Brunswick facility were the target popu- mum or maximum stay required. small back room is equipped for beauti- social workers are available on a referral lation to attend to. Adult Day Services is located at 225 cian, physical therapy and podiatry serv- or as-needed basis. Volunteers can assist "We want to be able to serve a greater North Center Drive, behind Commerce ices. The restrooms are equipped to han- with the craft and activities programs. number of people in the community. We Center. The facility is open from 7:30 dle bathing and dressing services. Transportation is available for med- are looking to expand our evening group a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday, The relaxation room, complete with an ical appointments as long as the center meeting sessions based on the needs of but in the next few weeks, an extended adjustable bed, two recliners, low lighting has advance notice. Families are encour- the people here. Also, we look to be advo- Friday and Saturday schedule is expect- and calming music, is available for clients aged to visit, especially during the first cates for the community for social adult ed to be implemented. who need a break from the daily activities. few sessions. day care and reimbursement for it," the For more information, • visit The general activity and dining area, adja- Pechilio, who has a background in franchisee said. www.AdultDayServicesInc.com, e-mail cent to a full kitchen, serves fresh food finance and marketing, decided she Although insurance plans are not [email protected] or every day, taking into consideration wanted to pursue a profession that accepted, the directors will help with call (732) 951-2020. A free half-day visit dietary needs such as low sodium, low allowed her to give back to the communi- long-term Medicaid reimbursement and is offered to first time members and their sugar, kosher and pureed foods. ty instead of corporate America. After the securing of some grant funding. The families. NS SENTINEL, April 12, 2007 1 7 Business Briefs

The nonprofit Women Aware Inc., has Dr. William Welsh, a researcher at joint effort between The Boggs Center tively for the past year on production of named Phyllis Adams as its new execu- the University of Medicine and Den- and the NJ Center for Outreach the booklet. The Task Force anticipates tive director. She will fill the position tistry of New Jersey (UMDNJ), New Services for the Autism Community completion by the summer. held by Jacquelyn Marich, who led the Brunswick, has received a $500,000 (COSAC), has been working collabora- agency for more than 25 years and is commitment from Foundation Venture retiring. Capital Group, LLC, to further research Adams is a former domestic violence on drugs to treat cancer, pain and in- specialist for the New Jersey State Police fectious diseases. Welsh is also the and an assistant executive director for holder of the Norman H. Edelman En- the YMCA, Union County. She has more dowed Professorship at UMDNJ-Robert than 15 years of direct service, educa- Wood Johnson Medical School, and the tional and management experience. She founder of Snowdon, a drug discovery received a master of arts degree from and development company focused on Seton Hall University, South Orange, cancer, acute and chronic pain, and and a master of social work degree from infectious diseases. Rutgers University, New Brunswick. Mari Cote, director of Women Aware's UMDNJ has announced its Eliza- PALS program, has been promoted to beth M. Boggs Center on Developmen- associate director of Women Aware. She tal Disabilities, Department of Pedi- will assist Adams in operating the agency atrics has received a $15,199 grant from and will be responsible for PALS, the safe The Daniel Jordan Fiddle Foundation house and outreach. Shirley Ellison, to support the development and produc- shelter director, will continue to direct tion of an interfaith resource booklet on the activities of the safe house and the autism and ways clergy and congrega- prison project. Sonia Watson has been tions can support and include individu- promoted and will oversee outreach as its als with autism, and their families, supervisor. throughout the individual's lifespan. The Autism and Faith Task Force, a

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cnoiui* 20 SENTINEL, April 12, 2007 NS In the Moody's for math Panera Bread on Route 1, spending 14 ed to make sure if we predicted over a think they are going to make so much Students find stock hours brainstorming and evaluating the year that there was some constant money, but in reality we only made market is a tricky designated challenge. The challenge was growth," Parikh said. $5,000," Parikh said. to create a portfolio of up to six out of 18 The final research paper included a "This showed how crazy the stock business in challenge available stocks in the software develop- summary of the model; a restatement of market is, how confusing it is," Chapman ment and technology sector to maximize the problem to make sure the students said. BY JENNIFER AMATO Staff Writer profit over one year, using an initial understood the task at hand; the In hindsight, their biggest obstacles investment value of $30,000. assumptions considered over a year such were brain freezes, laziness and keeping NORTH BRUNSWICK - Surround- The day began with about six hours of as possible natural disasters, inflation on track. ed by a cafe full of bread, five high school brainstorming because the group was not and deflation, global warming and terror- "It is very important to take breaks math students tried to make some dough informed of the topic beforehand, and istic attacks; an analysis of the ranking and to know when to put everything of their own. could not seek assistance from anyone system and equations; the execution of down and eat for a while, even if you're in Seniors Harrison Chapman, Sachin outside of the group. Instead, they made the model in terms of their ranking the middle of something," Shah said. Desai, Neil Parikh and Jigar Shah, and a list of everyone's talents and balanced process and the justification of their "This was about how to do a large- junior Mohit Moon.dra, participated in out what each person would handle dur- methods; and a conclusion that included scale project with other people. It's not the Moody's Mega Math Challenge 2007 ing the actual process. a prediction of the model. just something you can do by yourself, on March 4. They worked together at "We had to take everything we had "To find that skeleton for our paper, I but something that takes 14 hours," just gotten and put it together. At first we don't think any of us had written a math Chapman added. were preparing for [an] engineering paper before," Moondra said of the diffi- The competition was available to sen- [question] but once we found out exactly culty in completing the project once the iors and juniors in the metropolitan area, what to do, we had to get all of our infor- ideas were formulated. sponsored by the Moody's Foundation mation and put it together. That is what During the last 10 minutes, the stu- and organized by the Society for the hard part was," Desai said. dents realized the submitted paper was Industrial and Applied Mathematics. The GETTING The students wrote an algorithm with not documented, so they had to complete five Calculus BC students, taught by a high-low estimate and created a rank- the project and resubmit it with just 1.5 Amro Mosaad, were the only ones in the ing system of each company based on five minutes to spare. school who decided to participate. factors, such as its previous performance At the completion, the students had The results were received this week, and the history of the product line. They made a $5,000 profit on their initial and unfortunately the students did not AHEAD IN used the Internet to research stock mar- investment. Although they assumed they make it to the next level of competition. ket definitions and sought advice from would make more, they realized that "I think the experience itself was at online forums. making large amounts of money in the least their reward," Mosaad said. "[This "We wanted to make sure, essentially, stock market is a difficult prospect. shows] why math is important, because it BUSINESS "This gave us a real sense of reality. In is applied in so many fields. They say that what we saw in the product was not the stock market people walk in and math is the queen of the sciences." jut a burst in their product line. We want- Hosted by Coach, On Campus Jaime Krukas, North Brunswick,was major; named to the dean's list for the fall semes- Business and named to the dean's list for the fall semes- Jonathan Sock, a sophomore majoring ter: Marketing Consultant ter at Montclair State University, where she in law and justice; Michael Slepian of the Monmouth is a sophomore majoring in elementary edu- Jennifer Campagnola, a freshman Junction section of South Brunswick, a Milton Paris cation. majoring in collaborative education; and sophomore majoring in public communi- Justin Makowski, senior, English major, cations. North Brunswick resident Diane all of the Kendall Park section of South Saturday mornings Lagowski was named to dean's list for the Brunswick; and Ashton Dwyer, South Brunswick, an from 9:30 to 10:00 AM fall semester at Susquehanna University, Jeffrey Dew, sophomore, business eighth-grade student at Crossroads South Selinsgrove, Pa., where she is a junior administration major; Middle School, Monmouth Junction sec- on Central Jersey 1450 accounting major. A 2004 graduate of North Stefanie Gilbert, senior, education tion of South Brunswick, attended the Brunswick Township High School, she is major; National Young Leaders State The only call-in the daughter of Carol and Joe Lagowski. Diana Gray, a sophomore majoring in Conference, "Courageous Leadership," in education; and Princeton in January. Students are chosen business talk Rowan University, Glassboro, Briana Iverson, junior, English major, for the conference based on high stan- announced the following local students all of North Brunswick. dards in academics and leadership. Dwyer show in named to the dean's list for the fall semes- was nominated by teacher Jerilyn ter: Diane Lagowski, North Brunswick, Anuario. Central Michael Buongiovanni of the Monmouth has been selected to serve as treasurer of Jersey Junction section of South Brunswick, a the 2007-08 Susquehanna University Kathleen A. Cosgrove, North freshman (undeclared major); Neighborhood (S.U.N.) Council Board at Brunswick, was named to the dean's list for Rosemary Braude, junior, public re- Susquehanna University, Selinsgrove, Pa. the fall semester at Marist College, lations major; A 2004 graduate of North Brunswick Poughkeepsie, N.Y. A member of the class Stop Robert Fiesta, freshman, undeclared Township High School, she is a junior of 2009, she is majoring in business admin- worrying major; and accounting major. She is the daughter of istration. Nicole Monfasani, senior, education Carol and Joe Lagowski. about your major, all of the Dayton section of South Allison Praskach, Kendall Park sec- Brunswick; Syracuse (N.Y.) University an- tion of South Brunswick, has been named sales, Kathleen Murphy, freshman, education nounced the following local student was to the dean's list for the fall semester at marketing Montclair State University where she is majoring in religion. A 2003 graduate of and busine DON T REPLACE YOUR TUB South Brunswick High School, Monmouth problems, J Junction section of South Brunswick, she is I have the RESHAPE OR REGLAZE IT! the daughter of Cindy and Jim Praskach. Brett J. Praskach, Kendall Park,was answers, call named to the dean's list for the fall semes- ter at Mercer County Community College, (732) 545-9282. I **t Trenton. A 2006 graduate of South Brunswick High School, he is majoring in English. He is the son of Cindy and Jim Praskach. Khoda Bandora, a student at Linwood Ask shout tup & shower We also do Sinks, Tile, Tub Middle School, North Brunswick, was conversions (priced separately) Surrounds & Color accepted into the People to People World Leadership Forum held in Washington, vyww.easternrefinishing.net Travel charge May Apply D.C., in early April. Bandora will earn high school credit during the program. EASTERN REFINISHING CO.-1- Nominations are based on outstanding scholastic merit, civic involvement and COUPON EXPIRES 4/25/07 248054 ( leadership potential. NS SENTINEL, April 12, 2007 2 1 Police believe Titus fire was WATCH YOUR Place your 25-word accidentally set by youths classified ad in 135+ newspapers with SOUTH BRUNSWICK - Police The barn, which local historian James N believe a January blaze at the Titus barn Shackleford .has estimated to be around combined circulation of 2.2 near Woodlot Park was probably set acci- 100 years old, burned completely to the B US I dentally. ground in January. The barn was a part million+ for only Detective Don Varga, the arson inves- of the historic Titus farm, where, accord- tigator with the South Brunswick Police ing to local research, the family of freed Department, has determined that the slave Thomas Titus eked out a living for $415 most likely explanation for what hap- generations before the land was sold in pened was that kids inside the barn had the late 19th century. Contact this newspaper or Diane Trent lit a fire, either for warmth or recreation, The barn itself had been used by a New Jersey Press Association and left after believing that it had been person named Anton Zaic, a ceramics (609)406-0600x24 put out. worker who maintained a business in "It appears that for whatever reason, Manhattan as well as a trade school. [email protected] they [believed they] put it out, but it had, Found in the fire's ruins were Zaic's vari- GROW! in fact, not been put out. ... It appears ous ceramic tiles, a kiln, some old books that one of the fires the kids lit spread to and magazines about tile making, and New Jersey Statewide Classified Advertising Network the rest of the barn and caught fire," said various molds. However, Shackleford Detective James Ryan, public informa- noted, not much else about this man's tion officer for the department. work survived the blaze. Ryan said that there are no suspects at this time. — Chris Gaetano Scrapbooking Show Measure would demand .is, April 13-14, 2007 security at large parties r Garden State Exhibit Center SOUTH BRUNSWICK - In festivals bothering neighbor* in the response to several incidents of conflict past, and he mentioned last year's L Somerset, NJ • $10 per day regarding large, outdoor festivals;, thi* Cinco de Mayo celebration at Bandiio's Township Council introduced an ordi- on Route I as an example. At the coun- r nance Tuesday night that would cil meeting immediately following the * Classes * Demos * Make-and-Takes require security personnel at all such 2006 festival, officials said that they functions. had been contacted by a number of res- * Prizes * Shopping * Fun The proposed ordinance would idents complaining about the noise mandate one security person per every that night, which some said could be www.MemoriesScrapbookingExpo.com «S0 people at gatherings of more than heard in the Whispering Woods hous- 100 people where alcohol is served, in ing development across the road. addition to at least one person at each "This ordinance works to better entrance. Hosts would also be respon- handle a lot of those large outdoor sible for maintaining order in the events that we've seen in the past that immediate surrounding area, as well are sometimes troublesome to neigh- as in the parking areas. bors, and I think it's a step in the right WANTAYOUR According to Township Manager direction for such large outdoor par- Matthew Watkins, South Brunswick ties.- said Councilman Charles Carley. has had problems with large, outdoor — Chris Gaetano DREAMMOME?

Registration under way for 'Hairspray' trip Registration is now open for a trip to portation and orchestra seats. The bus see the musical "Hairspray" at the Neil will depart from Woodlot Park, New Simon Theatre, New York City, June 13 Road, Kendall Park section of South from 11:45 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. (show time 2 Brunswick. Registration may be done in p.m.). The trip is sponsored by the South person at the senior center in the munic- Brunswick Senior Center/Office on Aging ipal complex on Route 522, Monmouth and is open to South Brunswick residents Junction section of South Brunswick. age 55 and older. Cost is $89 for trans- Call (732) 329-4000, ext. 7670. Kingston Fire Co.*s breakfast April 15 Kingston Volunteer Fire Company No. 15 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Cost is $6, and 1, 6 Heathcote Road, Kingston section of $3 for children age 12 and younger. For South Brunswick, will hold its annual more information, e-mail kingstonfire- "all you can eat" pancake breakfast April [email protected]. remodel expand Local resident's work to be premiered April 15 if your buiid new thoughts your your home on your Somerset Valley Orchestra will present and Copland. Featured guests The existing with an property "A Day in the Life" April 15 at 3 p.m. at the Riverside Quartet will perform its own are to,,. home addition or ours Brook Arts Center, Bound Brook. The per- selections, including a piece by Schmidt. formance will include songs that, cross the Schmidt is co-founder of the 1860 House with over 20 years of experience and countless span of a day. Impromptu Cafe, arranger for The Tri- satisfied home owners we make your dreams a reality Composer Kenneth Schmidt, South tones, and accordionist for the I. L. 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GOLDBERGER Michael Michaels is nowhere near as Movie Critic dimensional as Groucho's Dr. Hugo Z. ou know that friend who only Hackenbush, he is nonetheless a for- has to say a word or make a midable addition to Mr. Ferrell's Yface and that's it...you're on growing wardrobe of screwball char- acters. His biography is a stitch. JR.- the floor? Well, when it works, "Blades of Glory" is the film version of Enunciated in that momentous '••"*•'"^*! .' inflection unwrapped for the : that phenomenon. J - While no classic comedy by any Olympics every four years, we're stretch of the imagination, the sheer informed that Michaels was raised on idiocy of Will Ferrell's latest farce— the streets of Detroit and learned to from ridiculous concept through crazy skate in the Motown sewer system. execution—is a continual source of Natch, the tattooed braggart is a humorous disbelief. favorite with the ladies. Psst. 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Katie is allowed Hi to provide emplovntent TO people within the the Standish Sanitarium's only hope reminded that Mom and Dad were Sptmtsli coHvmmirv. We appreciate the personal %enue against bankruptcy. And hardly any- killed driving her to a dance lesson. and cttmmiftnent to tjuaiitv yam have ituwn. 1'lianks ten one takes issue with his rather Guilt dictates that she does the Mata btfutg 'such an aisel to to tis well as tlic Spam\h community! " unorthodox assistants, Tony (Chico) Hari thing. and Stuffy (Harpo). Bottom line, it's Ferrell recycled... Edward Pollen None of this is to suggest that a fool for the new millennium...brash 732-905-5043 directors Josh Gordon and Will and self-absorbed, yet entrepreneuri- Speck's assault on the funny bone in ally talented. And while the bawdi- any way approaches that genius. 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Lady Raiders not concerned with tough start and Erin had four. They're definitely the Sagehorn takes over leaders of the team. They pick everyone else up. program expecting to "All three can run and play well on both challenge for GMC title ends of the field," the coach continued. "Meghan has the skill and knowledge of the BY DOUG McKENZBE game, as well as a ridiculous work ethic. Staff Writer She can pick up the other players when they don't feel like practicing." t 0-2 following a 9-8 loss to top- The team's other juniors are defense- ranked Old Bridge on Tuesday, the men Kyleigh Airey, Michelle Morano and ANorth Brunswick High School girls Catherine Bansch, and midfielder lacrosse team is not panicking. Christina Borbas, all of whom saw some Nor should they, with a roster packed varsity time last year. with talented players, both new and old, The talented sophomores include and an enthusiastic, experienced new head defenseman Lauren Olmstead, midfielder coach who has all the faith in the world that Ann Donn, and attackers Amanda DiPietro her team will be competing for a Greater and Michelle Barthole. Middlesex Conference title before the sea- Sagehorn also expects to get jayvee play- son's end. ers Stephanie Wager, a sophomore, and "We're definitely improving in every Katie Tacinelli, a freshman, some varsity aspect of the game," said head coach Pam playing time as well. Sagehorn, a Bridgewater-Raritan graduate "If I can get them all working together who excelled in both lacrosse and basket- out there, we'll be very, very good," the ball in high school and eventually at coach said. Fairleigh Dickinson University. " We lost to Early on, the Raiders have surprisingly Hopewell Valley (14-4) in the rain, and lost shown some struggles in the midfield, in to Old Bridge today by one goal. But we particular making the transition from have some leaders stepping up right now, offense to defense. and we're getting bet- "Our transition defense, in the midfield, ter." is struggling a little bit right now, but we're Upon taking getting better," Sagehorn said. "It kind of over a team that took me by surprise, because I thought, if went 11-9 last anything, we would struggle a little bit on year and defense. We've had kids miss some field reached the time for different reasons, and we haven't GMCT finals really had that day where we could go over before falling to everything and get on the same page." Old Bridge in However, the coach is confident her quadruple overtime team will emerge as one of the top teams in (again by just one goal, 10-9), Sagehorn the GMC, right alongside Old Bridge, realized immediately the caliber of players before long. she had to work with this year. "I'm expecting great things from this "A lot of the girls are returning from last team," she said. "We've got a couple of little year, she said. "We've got three seniors, but things to get over, but I've seen so much mostly juniors and sophomores." improvement already from the first game. Among those seniors is Kristy Karas, They're getting better every game." who is sharing time in net with freshman As for her impressions of coaching varsi- Frankie Russo as Sagehorn rotates them ty lacrosse for the first time, Sagehorn said depending on the opponent. she is enjoying the experience immensely. "Kristy had an awesome game against "I'm loving it so far," she said, adding Old Bridge, so I kept her out there, but that it's easy to differentiate between high every other game they split time in goal," school and collegiate athletics. said Sagehorn, who is also an assistant bas- "It's the seriousness of the game," she ketball coach at Drew University. "Kristy said. "The girls at the collegiate level are so usually starts, but it all depends on the hard on themselves, whereas with the high game. They're relatively even at this point." school kids I can tell them to play through The other seniors are Kim Graney, an it and they bounce right back. attacker, and Jackie Manning, who plays in "That's what I tell my goalies more than the midfield. anyone else — forget about it and have But it's the juniors who will garner the faith in your offense that they'll get the most attention this season from opposing goals back. You need to support the goalies teams, particularly the explosive trio of SCOTT PILLING staff like that at this level." Meghan Olmstead, Erin Dunne and North Brunswick's Jackie Manning and Old Bridge's Amber Zlmmerllnk battle for the ball during Tuesday's GMC showdown at Gelck Park In Old Bridge. With Sagehorn already sounding like a Kaitlyn Curran, who combined for 148 seasoned coaching veteran, if the Raiders goals and 60 assists last year. Dunne (66 team needs to match her enthusiasm this goals) and Curran (52 g) were 1-2 in the record books before their careers end. where they left off. Olmstead was not far behind last year, fin- "They're the only ones that scored today season, they could indeed make a serious GMC in goals scored last year, and will fin- run at the program's first GMC champi- ish in the same position in the Raider ishing with 31 goals. (against Old Bridge)," Sagehorn said. Thus far, the trio has picked up right "Meghan had two goals, Kaitlyn had two onship this spring. Sports Shorts

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Women in commercial real estate trade the boardroom for the golf course n a sunny afternoon last spring, Sil- overwhelming response, the event evolved Ryan also finds the golf course to be an About ICREW vana Finizio of Carousel Industries into a gala golf tournament and fundraiser ideal environment for another reason — no ICREW, a nonprofit organization, is the O exchanged business cards with the featuring a scramble format for 100 golfers cell phones. New Jersey Chapter of CREW Network, the three other golfers in her foursome as they to play 18 holes while 45 golfers participate "Exclusive clubs restrict the use of cell Network of Commercial Real Estate walked off the 18th green. The next week in a clinic and then play nine holes. The phones, which forces the players to focus on Women. They are a full-service network of she signed a business deal with one of those four-hour clinic offers instruction on three the game at hand and those around them,'* commercial real estate professionals and golfers. For women in commercial real fundamentals of the game — driving, chip- she added. represent all disciplines of the commercial estate and related industries, scenes like this ping and putting. Founded in 1982, ICREW of NJ. is a real estate industry including but not limited are now becoming commonplace, which Mary Ryan, a broker with Cushman & nonprofit organization that promotes com- to accountants, architects, appraisers, certainly has been the case for their male Wakefield of New Jersey Inc., also has munication and interaction between expe- asset/property managers, attorneys, consult- counterparts for decades. attended the outing as a clinic participant rienced female professionals in all facets ants, developers, lenders, leasing and sales "Golf is part of our industry's culture, and tournament player. of the commercial real estate industry. brokers, mortgage bankers/brokers, market- and women need to be included in mat," "Thanks to events like the Golf Classic, The nonprofit advances the professional ing specialists, market and investment ana- said Finizio, who is co-chairing the New women are more visible on the golf course, development of its members through edu- lysts, corporatefeal estate representatives Jersey Chapter of Industrial/Commercial utilizing this arena as the backdrop for cational meetings and promotes the and tide/escrow officers. Membership is Real Estate Women's (ICREW of NJ) doing business," noted Ryan, who has opportunity for business growth through open to qualified professionals in the com- Annual Golf Classic this year. The event is golfed on and off since she was 16 years networking events, such as its annual golf mercial and industrial real estate field. For scheduled for May 3, at the Forsgate old. "You can tell a lot about people by how outing. The 2007 Golf Classic will raise more information on the Golf Classic, mem- Country Club in Monroe Township, and is they play the game, such as how they han- funds for the expansion of Gilda's Club bership or monthly meetings, contact open to the public. dle the frustration of missing an easy 2-foot Northern New Jersey into the greater ICREW at (732) 842-5070, or check out the "The golf course offers a relaxed en- putt." 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MAS j ^j Each Office independently Owned And Operated NS SENTINEL, April 12, 2007 33 Weichert recognized as top broker by Leading Real Estate Companies of the World eichert, Realtors was recently lowing: among this esteemed group of real estate COLDWELL honored by Leading Real • Its eighth consecutive year as the top companies is a notable accomplishment W Estate Companies of the World company for outgoing closed referrals, that underscores Weichert's commitment with several national awards for outstand- helping three times as many households to providing the highest level of service." BANKER ing achievements in relocation referrals successfully relocate as the second place Weichert has more than 18,700 sales -Rt.SlDtlNTtAL BRO for 2006. winner. associates in nearly 500 company-owned The awards were presented in Palm • Membership in Leading's 2006 Mil- and franchised sales offices in key mar- Desert, Calif., at the Leading's 2007 an- lion Dollar Club which recognizes We- kets throughout the U.S. A family of full- Congratulations nual conference. Leading, a global net- ichert's achievement in sending outgoing service real estate and financial services work of independent residential real estate closed referrals of properties over a mil- companies, Weichert helps customers buy companies, is widely recognized for pro- lion dollars. and sell both residential and commercial viding quality referral services to in- "We commend Weichert, Realtors for real estate, and streamlines the delivery of ents of the (Month dividuals and families who are relocating. its unmatched performance as a consistent mortgages and home and title insurance. It is the largest network of its kind, facili- leader in the relocation field and in the For more information, call Weichert's cus- tating relocations to virtually any commu- communities it serves," said Bonnie tomer service center at (800) USA-SOLD of (March nity in the U.S. or abroad. Hyldahl, Leading senior vice president of or visit Weichert's Web site, Weichert was recognized for the fol- network services. "To earn distinction www.weichert.com. .. Real Estate Briefs

Joanne Hess, sales associate with Park resident, Guerra ranked first within his service. We are happy to have her as part of Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage's office and among all Coldwell Banker our sales team," said Josephine Edwards, East Brunswick office, was recently Residential Brokerage Middlesex County manager of the Monroe office. For more in- named as the Associate of the Month in sales associates in overall sales production formation about buying or selling a home in Saforina her sales office for February. An active for the month. For information about buy- Middlesex County, contact Ann-Marie Kober member of the Middlesex County ing or selling a home in the greater Middle- Potter at Coldwell Banker Residential Association of Realtors and National sex County area, contact Richard Guerra Brokerage in Monroe at (609) 409-9630. Association of Realtors, Hess ranked first with Coldwell Banker Residential The Monroe office is located at 2 Centre among her office colleagues in terms of Brokerage in South Brunswick at (732) Drive. Richard P. overall sales volume for the month. For 297-7171. The South Brunswick office is Guerra information about buying or selling a located at 3228 Route 27 north in Kendall Michael J. Matthews, owner/sales home in Middlesex County, contact Park. associate and Ofir Hillel, owner/broker of Joanne Hess with Coldwell Banker Orange Key Realty announce the following Blanca "Chris Residential Brokerage in East Brunswick Ann-Marie Potter has joined Coldwell outstanding performances for the month of Lonsbury at (732) 254-3750. The East Brunswick Banker Residential Brokerage in Monroe as March. The Top Listing Agent for the office is located at 288 Summerhill Road. a sales associate. A resident of Monroe, month is Lisa-Marie Habib. The Top Co- Potter serves all communities in Middlesex Sales Agents for March are Lauren Atwood FEATURED HOMES Linda Cammarota, broker sales asso- County. She is a former supervisor of com- and Dennis Hampson. Orange Key Realty ciate with Coldwell Banker Residential mercial loans. "Ann-Marie has keen is located at 863 Georges Road, Monmouth FRANKLIN PARK $454,900 Brokerage's Monroe office, was recently knowledge of the Middlesex County area Junction. For more information, call (732) Beautiful Knob Hill Colonial w/full named as the Associate of the Month in her which will result in remarkable customer 297-6969. bsmt, vaulted LR, Formal DR, kitchen sales office for February. A perennial w/cherry cab, granite counters, etc. award-winning sales professional and SBR0046 industry veteran, Cammarota ranked first among her office colleagues in terms of COLDWELL BANKER NORTH BRUNS. $191,700 overall sales production for the month. For This Hampton Club beauty has been information about buying or selling a home RESIDENTIAL BROKERAGE completely renovated. New kitchen, in the greater Middlesex County area, con- bathroom, carpet, oven, window Anne Kofsky treatments, etc. SBROO55 tact Linda Cammarota with Coldwell WE ARE WHERE THE BUYERS ARE Sales Associate Banker Residential Brokerage in Monroe at PRINCETON $649,900 (609) 409-9630. The Monroe office is Today 77% of consumers use the Internet during their home search.1 Incredible! Gorgeous! All new; top of located at 2 Centre Drive. the line! Large yard & pool. SBR0052 We've harnessed the power of online marketing Elaine Salva, manager of Weichert, with six* websites that enable your Sales SOMERSET $309,900 Realtors' East Brunswick office, announced Associate to feature your home with multiple Perfect Starter Home at an unbeliev- that several sales associates were recog- color photos and detailed property descriptions SOUTH RIVER $384,900 able price. New windows throughout. nized for achieving goals in the month of Spacious 3BR/2 full ba split w. Take a look. SBR7001 March. Dan Surman, Denise Krawczyk, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Call us for a com- expand 25x22 fam. rm., gorgeous plimentary "in home" demonstration. hdwd firs., newer Andersen wind., A/ Joseph A. Marascio, Milagros P. Padron, C, HWD. (EBR7712) SOMERSET $364,900 Hyeon Ho Kim, Donna Tortora, Wenwei Magnificent 3 Bedroom Split. Eat in Tang, Yuh-Fu Chen, Lori White, Chhaya N. Barbara Iskowitz Harry Sood Frank Hernandez kitchen, finished basement, formal din- ing room. Quick closing available. Kishnani, Helen Ann Maldonado, Hector R. Sales Associate Sales Associate Silcs Associate SBR0015 Burak, Sukhjit Stanley and Joan Golden earned membership to the 750 Club for SOMERSET $389,900 reaching a minimum of $750,000 in sales in There is pride of ownership in this the month. Maria C. Lodish, Peter T. Spacious Home w/large Master McCabe, Keri Zoumas and Monica Van Bedroom, Family Room & gorgeous Pelt earned membership in the Elite Club back yard. SBR0356 for reaching a minimum of $1, 500,000 MONROE $454,000 NORTH BRUNSWICK $425,000 EAST BRUNSWICK $400,000 million in sales in the month. Donna Fab. 55+ community. Three BR/3ba, All brick 3BR/2ba ranch w. updat. Spacious 3BR/2.5 ba TH w. 2 car gourmet kit, GE appliances. EIK, new appli., hot tub in heat. Fla. gar., EIK, slider to deck from LR, DR, Waiters earned membership in the Top Clubhouse, ind/outd pools, fitness rm., priv. bkyd., fin. bsmt. wet bar. fireplace, fin. bsmt. Easy access NY Producer's Club for reaching a minimum of ctr. (EBR7748) (EBR7743) bus. (EBR7763) • $2 million in sales in the month. 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EAST BRUNSWICK $785,000 OLD BRIDGE $559,900 SAYREVILLE $399,900 NORTH BRUNSWICK $475,000 SOUTH BRUNSWICK $499,900 Beautiful spotless, this 4BR col. has so much to Perfect 10, new kit, w/maple cabs S granite, 13x10 addi- Spacious 3 BR, 2 bth bi-level, EIK, liv/dn, den Fabulous 3BR, 2.5BA Hidden Lake ranch offer, oak hw fir in LR, DR & MB, sunken FMR w/ tion w/skylights, Hrdwd firs, all new S/S GE appliances, (which could be possible 4th bdrm). 11x20 rec rm This home will be enjoyed inside & out. This stoneface F/P, leading to sunroom w/4 electric sky- recessed lights thruout, custom dimmers, prof, painted w/8erber carpeting, updated bths, 2-zone heat-fur- on private wooded lot. Enormous w/o bsmt spacious 4BR colonial features targe room lights, has 3 sliding doors that open to the pool, fully int., fully fenced yard w/lrg. custom deck, 3 yr young nace is 6 mo. old. Hrdwd firs, throughout upstairs. w/4 sets of sliders, gourmet EIK w/corian. sizes, hdwd firs throughout, recently added updated EIK w/Corian countertop, Subzero built-in heated i/g pool w/child safety fence, den/bdrm built over Alarm system, 1.5 car garage, nice size yard w/cov- Unbelievable opportunity. (043009419) Florida room & deck. ref, finished bsmt w/fuli bath. (164009356) garage, new HWH 8, sprinkler. (164009353) ered patio, spa & new roof. (164009148) Old Bridge Office (732)525-1550 Old Bridge Office (732)525-1550 Old Bridge Office (732)525-1550 S. Brunswick/Franklin Office (732) 297-0200 S. Brunswick/Franklin Office (732) 297-0200

SOUTH BRUNSWICK $254,900 EAST BRUNSWICK $379,000 EAST BRUNSWICK $549,000 HAMILTON $349,900 MILLTOWN BORO $399,900 3 bdrm. split level on a cul-de-sac! Fully remodeled Lovely home located on a quiet cul-de-sac. New siding Great 4 bdrm split level home in Rolling Acres w/1.5 Circa 1900's plus 2 wonderful additions 2002. 4 Lovely 2 master bedroom w/2 full bths, deck with EIK, large bdrms, huge yard, newer siding, C/ and gutter in 11/06. Kitchen renovated in 99, light cabi- baths - updated EIK, formal dining room, newer bedrooms, 2.5 baths, banquet sized kitchen, formal nets w/built-in micro and ceramic kit. floor. C/A replaced Andersen windows, siding, roof, furnace and A/C. : w/view of woods. Conveniently located A., deck & furnace! Raised panel drs, ceiling fans, dining room, spacious family room. Replaced win in 2000/hot water in 01. Furnace was replaced. Master Fenced flat backyard w/concrete patio, hardwood floors, dows, hardwood floors, newly sided exterior, close to NYC transportation. (043009416) oversized replaced windows and so much more! bth just completed and the other two bths also updated. finished basement w/laundry facilities. Steinert school replaced roof, newer C/A and furnace, and a spa- Great house at a great price! (010015576) Ceramic entry w/wooden bannister. (010015499) district, flexible closing. (010015498) cious deck. (010014921) S. Brunswick/Franklin Office (732) 297-0200 East Brunswick Office (732) 247-7800 East Brunswick Office (732) 247-7800 East Brunswick Office (732) 247-7800 Ea& Brunswick Office (732) 247-7800

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Want A Low Monthly Payment? Meet with a local Gold Services Manager or call I 800 788-7338. The monthly mortgage payments"quoted in this ad are to qualified buyers buying a single family owner-occupied residence, based upon a 20% down payment. The payments are calculated using a 3-1 interest only adjustable rate mortgage loan (ARM) with an initial interest rateX>f 6.50%, a and an initial I A.P.R. of 6.72 20%. Payments are interest only for the first 10 years, and from year 11 through maturity, amortization is based on 20 years. The interest rate is based on an index plus a margin, with a loan amount of $500,000. The payment is fixed for the first 3 years, and because the interest rate may change after 3 years, the payment shown may change at the 4th year and annually thereafter subject to applicable margins and/or caps. At each adjustment, the interest rate is set at 2.5% above the index (margin) and it may not decrease or increase more than 2 percentage points (cap), and over the life of the loan, it may not increase or decrease more than 6 percentage points (lifetime cap). Figures used herein are approximate and do not include property taxes, condo/association fees, or hazard insurance. Interest rates quoted are as of 2/20/07 and subject to change. As an example, on a $500,000 30-year loan with an initial interest rate of 6.50%, the maximum amount that the interest rate can rise under this loan program is 6 percentage points to 12.50%, and the estimated monthly payment for the first 3 years is $2708.33 with a maximum interest payment of $3474.83 thru year 10 (Based on a Truth in Lending Disclosure Estimate) and a maximum principal and interest payment of $5336.29 after year 10. We are not responsible for typographical errors. You should ask about interest rate, margin, and other terms and conditions before you apply. Mortgage Access Corp. d/b/a Weichert Financial Services, Executive Offices, 225 Littleton Road, Morris Plains, NJ, 07950.1-800-829-CASH. Licensed by the NJ Dept. of Banking and Insurance. Licensed Mortgage Banker with the State Dept. of Banking in NY, CT, and PA. Licensed Lender in DE, MD, VA, D.C. Weichert Financial Services arranges loans with third-party providers. Equal Housing Lender. Weichert Financial Services is an affiliate of Weichert, Realtors(r). For your benefit, consider a career in real estate. Call 1-800-311-3000 today! 36 SENTINEL, April 12, 2007 NS Greater Media Newspapers 012 Lots & 016A Real Estate Acreage Services

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All FENCES* DECKS* SHEDS Int./Ext. Painting, tiling, power wash- electrical work. Best prices! ing, bathroom remodeling, bsmnt. • Hardwood Floors GAZEBOS* TIKI BARS fininshing, decks. 732-331-8730 AFFORDABLE • Drywall & Decks Big River Lawn & Landscape SERVICE CERAMIC TILE, Professional SWING SETS work. 25 years e«p. Free est. 1080b Home SAMS CONTRACTING, LLC HEATING Call 732-613-2642 l\ N NX GARAGES* ARBORS GARDEN STATE AIR CONDITIONING CUSTOM CERAMIC TILING OUTDOOR WOOD FURNITURE Improvements 732-342-9730 New • Repair • Remodel. Free www.samscontracting.com LAWN SERVICE & LANDSCAPING All Major Appliances est.John Cherry 732-290-9086 ELECTRIC, LLC SPRING CLEAN UPS SERVING MONMOUTH & fmrmrmrmfm GROUT CLEANING MIDDLESEX COUNTIES • Full Ground Maintenance Service Re-grouting • Re-caulking Sealing • Specialty Cleaning. Lie #7373 -Since 1983 Slip Prevention for Floors, Service Upgrades Free Estimate Fully Insured | Custom Decks • Patios Tubs & Showers. 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id on retail sate calendar year ID date 2003 2004 2005 2006 This offer is not valid on prior purchase and vehicle must have same exact options, color, equipment and MSRP. Gold Coast reserves the right to purchase compefitors vehicle or pay customer $100 to validate offer. All offers with S, A, B or C tier credit approval by primary lender. Offer valid on advertised vehicle only. All vehicles sold cosmefically as is. Gold Coast is not responsible for type errors/omissions and photos are for illustration only. This ad expires 24 hours after publication date. © 2007 The Lopes Agency. 42 SENTINEL, April 12, 2007 NS 081 Lawn Care 083 Masonry 083 Masonry 083 Masonry 086 Painting 086 Painting 091 Roofing Landscaping Paving Paving Paving Wallpapering Wallpapering Siding 110 Autos for Sale

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For free Excellent running cond., 4 dr., cense when using the services estimates call Mike-609-443-0343 new transmission, 89,000 mi. of Landscapers. sidewalks • Family Operated 732-257-7822 or 732-406-8586 • PAINTING $60. PER ROOM • 087 Power orGene-732-605-0813 $1,500 ./best offer732-283-4807 YARD JOCKEY Minimun 3 Rooms - Your MERCURY SABLE 2001 SPRING CLEAN UPS • Trimming paint. 20 years experience. Washing Central Jersey Gold. All leather int. All power, Pruning* Mulch • Stone •Topsoil Call 732-213-8744 keyless entry. 68,000 orig. mi. Free Est. Charlie,732-521-0287 Great shape. $5,200. PAINTING & PAPERHANGING Roofing & Siding PROTECTIVE PAVING Int./Ext. Free Est. Honest B&B Call 732-533-5288 CONSTRUCTION, LLC RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL prices. Call Joe 732-360-0943 Specialists MITSUBISHI GALANT '02 • ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS POWERWASHING r Gold, 81,600 hwy.mi.,auto., Driveways • Sidewalks Most homes $150. & under. •-•• • All Types of moonroof.abs. Exc.cond. Must • PARKING LOTS Decks, patios, concrete & • Repairs see, $6,745.neg 908-307-0259 Patios * Excavation • INTERLOCKING RRICK powerwashing. 732-721-4869 • Aluminum Trim PONITAC BONNEVILLE Custom Stone & Brick Work PAVERS > Chimney Caps SE '93 - Red. Good running New Construction 8, Repairs • DECORATIVE BLOCK 088 Pool cond. Great Car! $550 WALLS •Expert Call 732-727-2385. Services Craftsmanship General Home Improvements • BELGIUM BLOCKS PONTICA GRAND AM SE Fully Ins/Free to. '95 Red. 4 door, Needs alterna- Fully Insured • Bonded INTERIOR'EXTERIOR 1-866-924-4888 tor. 44,000 orig miles. Ucjfl3¥H02831IOO Over 25 Years Experience Best offer. Call 732-382-9739 WALLPAPERING & REMOVAL 732-928-4888 Friendly, Profesional Service Free Estimates Free Estimates 20 Years Experience TOYOTA PRIUS HYBRID '03 732-254-2030 50 MPG! Dark green,. Exc. MIL.LTOWN,NJ 732-828-4177 POWERWASHING KMPOOLS Cond. 3 yr. Ext. warr. 52,000 www.csconstrudion.biz orig.mi. $15,000. 732-845-2239 73S.514.948O Fully Insured Diw. of Ken-Chel Corp. Free Estimates ROOFING BY JV PAVING • Liner Specialists 110a Sport Q • Openings & Closings ALEX SMUTKO Utility Vehicles GARDEN STATE Professional Work 732-3294362 • Chemicals • Safety Covers LANDSCAPING PAVING, LLC • Leak Detection • The Best for Less* FORD EXPLORER XLT 2004 • Driveways • Installations • Renovations White. 4 WD, 6 cyl., auto, 4 & TREE SERVICE Commercial/Residential I Need You... You'll liter, p/s, p/w, CD, ABS. 17,900 • Parking Lots LENNY'S PAIHTING Member APSP • Insured save money with me! orig. mi. Call 732-257-3535 •TREE & SHRUB • Asphalt Driveways REMOVAL Professional Painting JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE • Concrete Work • Parking Lots (New or Resurfaced) • 0 Down on most roots I LAREDO '99: 6 cyl., full power, •ExpertTree8 Shrub Pruning • Weather Sealing • Interior/Exterior 732-679-3276 • 5% off with this ad | moonroof, premium sound. Like - Stone • Mulch - Topsoil • Wallpaper Removal kai new. 117,000 mi. 1 owner. • Sealcoating Free Estimates • Fully Insured •5% off for Seniors $5,995. Call 732-291-9344 •Spring Cleanups ' y I All Work Guaranteed • Sheelrock discount on jobs 500 or more KIA SPORTAGE '00 - Pewter. •Lawn Cutting ( / Over 20 Years Experience 732-251-2667 & Spackling 4 dr. 1 owner. Exc. cond. Only 089 Plumbing 50,000 miles. All maintenance STORM DAMAGE "'";/ 732-845-1440 Dump Truck, Backhoe & Bobcat RENTAL ( • Home r 732-583-0412 records, 4 new tires, 609-426-9496 Serving Middlesex &Monmouth Co. Since 1960 Improvements Lic.S Insured AC/PC/PB/PW/PDL, auto trans. 732-238-8404 AM/FM/CD. $5,500. Call Fully Insured Free Estimates Satisfaction Guaranteed BACSOKA & SON 908-420-6928 between Owner Operated 124 hr. Emergency Servicel 085 Odd Jobs Free Est. - Insured PLUMBING & HEATING 091B Roto-tilling 9:00am and 9:00pm CROSS COUNTY Cleanups Complete Kitchen & Bath LEXUS RX300 '99 - Pearl 732-787-4835 Remodelina Water Heaters. white. LOADED. 100,000 mi. Sewer & Drain Cleaning Good condition. Asking $9,000. PAVING Reasonable Rates. Free Est. ROTOTILING TROYBILT Call 732-513-0333 AAA ABSOLUTE Lie. #5628. WE DO IT ALL! TILLER "No Job Too Small" (DIE . Driveways & Parking Lots CALL 732-727-0014 Gardens & Flower beds. Most CLEAN UPS jobs $32-$40. Jim 609-443-6559 1 CALL REMOVES IT ALL! 112 Autos/Trucks Street Print • Asphalt Printing Estate Closings, Garages, GARDEN STATE Wanted TREE REMOVALS Basements, Homes, Yards MIKE'S PLUMBING & HEATING 094B Telephone Resurfacing & Patching Best Prices • Fast Service WATER HEATERS TREE TRIMMING 25 Years Experience 732-446-1151 PAINTING REPAIRS & REMODELING Installation Stump Grinding Owner Operated. Lie. #5568 #1 AUTO PROGRAM % ABCO 24-7 interior • Exterior «• 732-251-5660 •«• Mulching 1O OFF w/this ad Bsmts., Garages, Yards & Estates DONATE CARS 10% Off w/Ad FREE ESTIMATES S PHONE Installation Spring Clean-Up Demo Too! 732-951-0864 REPAIR-JACKS-WIRING Help Fight All Kinds of Repairs 25 yrs. exp. w/NYNEX GUTTER CLEANING 732-586-2516 or 732-329-3025 ABES CLEAN UPS Call Ed 732-536-2477 CHILDREN'S Free Estimates Yards, Cellars, Garages, etc. wallpaper Removal CANCER FREE ESTIMATES Estate Clean-Outs 095G Waterproofing American Children's Society 732-254-1931 Were the cheapest!II Tiles • Basements Plumbing & Heating Service, Inc. Manalapan, New Jersey 908-421-0189 BRASUSA 085 Odd Jobs 732-257-7197 Powerwashing Same Day Free Tow CONSTRUCTION TRASH & JUNK REMOVAL • Sewer & Drain Cleaning TAX DEDUCTIBLE Cleanups Anything you want taken to Belgium Block, Concrete Curbs, Fully insured • Bailers MR. FIX-IT IRS Forms at Pickup Summers Edge Sidewalks, Driveways, Steps, dumps. Free Estimates. Basement Waterproofing Brick Mailboxes, Design Pavers, Call 732-721-8246 •Water Healers 1-800-765-2793 Lawn Maintenance Poll Areas & Raised Up Patios. 732-238-5789 Free Est. Deal w/owner Save 732-972-3099 1 Fully Ins. & Lie. 732-605-9473 | CLEAN-UP / RUBBISH REMOVAL | All Your Plumbing AAwww.childrenscharitles.coA AUTOS WANTEmD Residential & Commercial Junk & Running Cars/Trucks, 'Spring Cleanups 6 Heating Needs 106 Boating Parts Campers, Bikes, Boats. TIRED OF THE CLUTTER? TOP CASH SPAIDS ' Lawn & Garden Maintenance Free Estimate Oc. #11202 /Services 'Fall Leaf& Yard Clean Up Call us today, we'll haul it away! 1-800-464-8030 'Snow Removal •Mulch • Cellars • Garages • Attics • Yards NEIGHBOR 732-525-8011 AAA*CASH PAID '10% off 1st Cut PAVING • Entire Homes or Estate Clean-outs, etc,. All makes & models. Fast & (new customers only) & SON friendly service. 732-581-5960 DRIVEWAYS 091 Roofing AUTOS-DON'T TRADE IN!! ARTIE'S CLEAN-UP • Professional Wallpapering BOAT TRAILER - Heavy duty SEAL COATING • Interiors Exterior Painting CHARITY DONATIONS: Chil- LOWEST PRICES! Siding 18'. Some surface rust, with dren's Cancer Big Brothers/Sis- • Faux Painting 12" wheels. Best offer. $150. BRICK PAVERS • Fully Insured • Reliable Service ters, Boy/Girl Scouts, Home- CallJohnP.Manee • Marblizing • Ceramic Tile Repair Call 732-222-3526 less, SPCA, YMCA and more! CONCRETE • Home Improvements ANYTIME, ANYWHERE Or we'll buy any 732-238-6111 THE ROOF DOCTOR condition/year/make-free pick- 732-940-4421 www.morrisseypaving.com "Decorating Specialist" up-fast service. South Brunswick, NJ Will Repair Your Roof 110 Autos for Sale or 609-688-9055 Mobile homes / Rubber roofs / Call 1-888-395-3955 732-246-1320 732-416-0820 Porch roofs / Shingie roofs. DON'T TRADE- Donate your East Brunswick OFF WITH THIS AD! Attic fans / Storm damage. car, boat, or truck. Tax Deduc- 732-747-3845 Gutter Cleaning / Screening BMW 325 2002 - Black 2 dr. tion. "Free Pick up* Appriasals LRNOSDWS DSSR5N Established I960 1-800-303-3873 coupe. Loaded. Only 84,000 mi. 'Same Day Pick Up. 501 C Non 083 Masonry 086 Painting Evans Maintenance Exc. cond. Asking $14,000. Profit 1-877-920-8222 Wheels 4 Owe 22nd Ihm Paving Wallpapering Call 732-236-4995 Charity Foundation BUICK CENTURY SPECIAL -'92, DONATE YOUR CAR - Help •Lands™ MR. DRIVEWAY gjgK 732-257-6640 82,000 orig. mi. A/C, p/w. In-families in Need! Fair Market • Patios 'Walks* Driveways DiANTONIO MASONRY A-1 CUSTOM PAINTING RICHARD K. MOORE sped, good thru 6/08. Runs great. Value Tax Deduction Possible Portuguese Mason Concrete driveways, side- Int. / Ext. • Skim Coat • Removal Ms£ ROOFING $1,400. 732-765-1994 after 6pm through Love Inc. Free Towing. •Outdoor Lighting Professional <"" ""V Non-Runners OK. Call for de- walks, brick porches & patios. & Hanging Wallpaper • Sheet ( www.bsgroofing.com j • Design Services • Driveways Custom stone work. Free est. CHRYSLER PT CRUISER '01 tails #800-549-2791.. Rock Repair* Custom Finish Painting Black. 5 spd. manual trans. •Ponds* Pools* Spas •Patios Owner on every job for quality Affordable Rates • Free Est. /Ins. workmanship, 732-985-5609 & Wallpapering New Roofs Only 17,500 orig. mi. Like new. Check our Website Specials • Belgian Blocks / Over 25 yrs.exp. 732-322-4097 A/c, cruise, power roof. Asking Re-Roofs $8,900. Call 732-580-6120 116 Motorcycles www.visionslandscapedesign.com • Retaining Walls DON'S CUSTOM MASONRY • Expert Wall Preparation Tear-Offs Mopeds Fireplaces/Patios/Pavers. ABC PAINTING CORVETTE '89 Red, black (732)390-4544 Free estimates. 732-251-4352 Interior/Exterior Roof Inspections leather, all power, target roof, Wallpaper Removal Owner Operated (732) 446-7020 • Interlocking Brick Pavers M.G.C. CONSTRUCTION Roof Repairs 90,000 mi. Great summer car! •Concrete • Curbs • Driveways Powerwashing Satisfaction guaranteed Siding $7,500. Call 732-458-0883 HONDA ATV TRX450ER 2006 Slate lie #VH02646500 •Sidewalks • Payers • Steps Quality work. 20 Years Exp. Low miles, 1 owner. Great FREE ESTIMATES Insured. John, 732-251-0893 Fully Insured Free Estimates Soffits DODGE INTREPID ES '00 cond. $4,000.,neg. HUSKA- •Belgium Block 'Mailboxes 4 door, fully loaded. Fully ins. Call 732-254-8103 ACCENT PAINTING - 20 yrs. Facia VANA450 Motorcyle 2004: 083 Masonry 732-313-6508 exp. Excellent Indoor & Out- 732-577-1166 Gutters Exc. cond. $3,295. very low miles. Exc. cond. Paving MASON will fix & repair steps, door Painting. Residential & Call 732-316-0280 $2,000., neg. 609-259-1374 sidewalks & plastering. Very commercial. Wallpaper 732-671-7768 Serving Middlesex Area for Over 10 Years FORD CONTOUR LS '95 Gold, 732-690-2971 reasonable. Call 732-988-0029 removal. Insured. 732-792-7171 Licensed • Insured • Free Estimates 130,000 original miles, am/fm cass., loaded. Good condition, 117 Trucks $2,500. neg. 732-618-5071 Vans B&S FORD ESCORT Interior/Exterior Painting and Wallcovering'! HATCH BACK 96 CHEVY SILVERADO '92 Power Washing and Minor Repairs lOWGi Excellent condition. 98,000 SPORT, 150,000 mi. on engine, miles. Asking $1,100.00 runs & looks good, $2,900. or ASPHALT PAVING 35 Years Experience I Cape Cod $2500 I 609-971-9956 or 609-242-8077 best offer. Call 732-961-1742 •Driveways* Parking Lots I Bi Level $2700 I We specialize in Repainting, HONDA CIVIC LX 02 Sedan, DODGE CARAVAN '98 - 6 (New or Resurfaced) • Driveways • Patios • Interlocking Pavers Split Level $2900 |auto., silver, only 34,000 miles. cyl., auto, new trans. 1 Owner. Chalking & Faded Vinyl & Great condition, $9,850. 170,000 mi. Asking $2,700. •Driveway Stone (Installed) • Fireplaces • Steps • Retaining Walls Carlson Brothers I Call 732-972-8007 732-239-4383 or 732-625-9231 Aluminum Siding. HYUNDAI EXCEL '93 - P/s, DODGE GRAND CARAVAN •Top Soil & Fill Dirt All Phases of Bmk, Stone & Contrete Work p/b, a/c, am/fm tape. New bat- '95 - 6 cyl., seats 7. One owner. tery. Exc. Cond. 82,000 mi. 137,000 mi. Asking $1,295. FORMONMOUTH FOR MIDDLESEX www.poloniaconstrudion.com For More Information Call: Brian Foran $100 off! $1,200., neg. Call 732-948-6334 Call 732-306-3914 MflYMLL COM CM MADZA PROTEGE 5 2002 TOYOTA TACOMA 2004 732-205-0086 732-525-8118 732-254-2572 Owens Coining Platinum Contractor White, 4dr., 5 speed trans. Gold. Automatic, a/c. 32,000 Fully Insured • Free Estimates Loaded. 56,500 miles. $8,300/ orig. mi. Like new. $13,000. Free Est. Fully Insured & licensed Excellent Refs. j (908) 272-1266 | best offer. 732-577-9625 Call 908-307-5670 • I www.carlsonbrothers.com I NS SENTINEL, April 12, 2007 43

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