Wedding planner Back to the future Get lucky, even if Careful planning is tfie key Township officials concluded the to a perfect wedding day Bicentennial celebration Saturday you 're not Irish!! by burying a 99-year time capsule PLAY GREATER MEDIA'S ST. PATRICK'S DAY CONTEST f Page 17 Page 3 Look in todays Classified Section for the contest rules

SentineServing South Brunswick l FEBRUARY 25,1999 VOLUME 6. NUMBER 18 Council acts to repeal salary hike Petition to overturn law submitted Mon.

BY CHARLES W. KIM j_ Hessen dissenting. Staff Writer Public hearings on the two ordinances are scheduled for he South Brunswick March 16. Township Council voted Under the previous committee T Tuesday to repeal its con- form of government, committee troversial salary increases. members received $5,000 per It also introduced a second year, and the mayor $6,500. ordinance returning salaries to The council also decided to the 1998 level. send the total compensation The repeal ordinance, passed package for governing body by a 4-0 vote, came one day after members, which includes health a petition containing more than benefits, to a citizen task force 1,600 signatures was submitted for study. to the township clerk calling for a Mayor Debra Johnson said public vote on the issue. that she would reluctantly sup- Councilman Edmund Luciano port the repeal, but felt that pass- was absent from the meeting. ing the increase at a point later in The controversial ordinance the year would have been decep- called for a $2,000, or 40 per- tive. cent, increase in the pay for "I have no interest in repeal- members of the council and a ing this ordinance whatsoever. $3,000, or 47 percent, increase in We should see it through the pay for the mayor. process," Johnson said. . The ordinance was introduced She said that it had been Members of the Tzu Chi organization offer "blessings from at the Jan. 1 organization meeting "pointed out to her rather force- heaven" during a Chinese New Year celebration at the South Brunswick Senior Center Friday. and adopted on Feb. 2, in both fully" that the cost of a $22,000 Augusto F. Menezes/Greater Media instances by a 4-1 vote, with lone to $28,000 special election would GOP Councilman Ted Van Continued on page 23 New twp. manager named Council hires Medford resident at $90,000 per year BY_CHARLES W. KIM He has a bachelor's degree in He is scheduled to start work Staff Writer political science from Central March 29. State University in Edmond, According to Busch, Watkins Okla. will be provided with a vehicle to nr Councilman Edmund Luciano commute from his home in he township has a new was absent from the meeting and Medford. JL manager. Councilman Ted Van Hessen left "He will use the car to com- Concluding a lengthy search, prior to the vote on the resolution. mute and for township business. shortly before midnight Tuesday, The resolution was one of the He will reimburse the township the South Brunswick Township last action items at Tuesday's for any personal use," Busch said. Council voted 3-0 to hire marathon meeting, which ended Busch also said that Watkins Matthew Watkins of Medford in around midnight and included a will continue to live in Medford Burlington County. work session and a regular meet- and does not have to relocate to Watkins, 43, has been city ing. South Brunswick. administrator for Burlington for 4 Watkins will be paid $90,000 The residency requirement Petition committee members Sylvia Lee and Vincent DeLucia 1/2 years. Prior to that, he served hand Township Clerk Kathleen Thorpe a 1,600-signature peti- per year as the new manager, will be revisited in three years, as the administrator for Barnegat tion Monday to repeal an ordinance increasing Township according to Township Attorney . according to the township's tran- Council salaries. Augusto F. Menezes/Greater Media Township in Ocean County. Bertram Busch. Continuedon page 13 2 SENTINEL FEBRUARY 25, 1999

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BY CHARLES W. KIM Staff Writer SOUTH BRUNSWICK — Police are continuing to investigate a pedestrian traf- iic accident which took the life of a town- ship man early Monday Jason Lange, 22, ol Monmouth Junc- tion, was killed instantly after being struck by two cars about 1:30 a.m on FOR POSTERITY — South Brunswick Township Clerk and Bicentennial southbound Route 1, police said. Committee Chairwoman Kathleen Thorpe (I-r) joins council members Ted Van Lange was a lifelong township resi- B-I-N-G-O Hessen, Deputy Mayor Frank Gambatese, Mayor Debra Johnson, Carol Barrett dent. Funeral seiviccs are scheduled tor Page 4 and Edmund Luciano in burying a Bicentennial time capsule in the municipal complex Saturday. See story, page 6. today. Augusta F. Menezes/Greater Media Sgt. Maik Hiestand said Tuesday that witnesses arc still being interviewed. "We are not ruling out any possibili- ties at this time," he said. Witnesses reported seeing Lange lying • Classifieds Page 30 Fire budgets, pension in the roadway neai the New Road inter- section early Monday morning, Hiestand • Editorials Page 10 said. And one witness driving noithbound • Entertainment .. .Page 14 on Route 1 told police he thought he saw plans pass with ease Lange lay down in the roadway just • Letters Page 10 before the accident. • Marketplace . . . .Page 28 Luck, who won the other open seat hands Police don't know why Lange was on BY CHARLES W. KIM the loadway, Hiestand said. Staff Writer down with 70 votes, wasn't sure whethei a • Milestones Page 23 run-off election will have to be held or Lange was stuck first by a vehicle dri- • Obituaries Page 16 SOUTH BRUNSWICK — While voters exactly how the outcome will be decided. ven by township resident Frank Hillinski, 49, and then by a vehicle driven by • Police Beat Page 24 overwhelmingly approved budgets and pen- Luck said this was the first time this has sion plans for all three tire districts in happened Edmund Brown, 20, of Glen Rock, • Sports Page 26 Saturday's elections, one of the Kingston Fire district elections were held according to police. Board of Fire Commissioneis seats statewide from 2 to 9 p.m. He was pronounced dead at the scene remained undecided Tuesday because of a District 1 at 2:54 a.m., according to Hiestand tie vote. Residents in Fue Distnct No. 1 in No charges were filed. Walter Dowes, a write-in candidate, and Kendall Park approved the $522,001 budget Police are awaiting autopsy and tox- Phone numbers: incumbent Charles Hoens HI each received 85-13 and the Length of Service Award icology leports on Lange to see if alcohol or drugs may have been involved in the Editorial 254-7000 Ext. 8226 21 votes in a three-way race for a thtee-year Program (LOSAP), 94-6. commissioner seat. Incumbent tire commissioners Jack tragedy. FAX 254-0486 Hiestand and Patrolman William Kingston Fire Commissioner Norman Continued on next page Displqy Advertising 972-6740 Grischuck are handling the investigation. FAX 972-6746

Classified 1-8Q0-660-4ADS School budget to be introduced Monday Classified FAX 432-0016 BY CHARLES VYUCIM Oct. 15 by the state. Delivery problems? Staff Writer The board authorized Scott to negotiate a The windfall stems primarily from the Call circulation at 254-1755 contract not to exceed $5,000 with Suburban state's switch from projected to actual before noon on Friday. SOUTH BRUNSWICK — A prelimi- Associates of Ridgewood for the survey. enrollment changes. In South Brunswick's nary school budget for the 1999-2000 school Board members hope the survey of town- case, the change is plus 7.3 percent. year is scheduled to be introduced at ship residents will provide insight about why The additional money may be used to Monday's Board of Education meeting. the referendum failed in December and help offset an increase in taxes, but Barcelo said The board is switching its March 8 meet- it to find ways to win voter approval in no decision has been made yet on the addi- ing to Monday in order to meet a March 4 October. tional funds. Sentinel deadline to submit the spending plan to the According to Barcelo, a public hearing "This is a one-time opportunity to county superintendent of schools. on the new school budget will be held some- address things m the district we have put Budget committee Chairwoman Gail time around March 20, after which the board off" and the money may be used to finance Managing Editor Marilyn Duff Barcelo said at Monday's board workshop will vote to adopt. capital pi ejects that have been cut from Sports Coordinator Lmdsey Siegle that the new budget is still being construct- This year's school election, at which vot- recent budgets, she said. Executive Editor Gregory Bean ed, but should be ready for introduction ers will be asked to approve the school tax As an example, she cited needed repairs Publisher Kevin Wittman March 1. levy and fill three of the nine board seats, is for the Cambridge Elementary School roof. The board also voted unanimously scheduled for April 20. Barcelo also said that the funding may be Monday to allow Business Administrator Barcelo encouraged boaid members to used for some of the items that failed on the Jeff Scott to secure a contract for a survey attend the budget committee's next meeting December leferendum. A Greater Media Newspaper dealing with the failed December referen- scheduled for tonight. District Superintendent Dr. Samuel dum. The budget will have a bottom line num- Stewart also announced that copies of the Voters rejected the $20 million plan to ber that will not change, according to school report cards released by the state two construct a new elementary school on Ridge Barcelo. weeks ago will be mailed to parents March Road, increase the student capacity at "We may move money to different lines, 8. Crossroads Middle School, and add air con- but the bottom line must stay," she told the Stewart said that the district had just The Sentinel Newspaper is published ditioning to the Upper Elementary School board. received its copy from the state and that will Wednesday by Sentinel Publishing Co , by less than 200 votes on Dec. 15. They also P.O. Box 1080, East Brunswick, N.J. 08816 The district is scheduled to receive an be copied and mailed to parents. Standard postage paid at East Brunswick, rejected a plan to build bleachers and tennis extra $9 million in state school aid for the The report caid data is on the Internet N.J. $40 a year First-class mail subscrip- courts at the high school. 1999-2000 school year, for a total of and portions have been published by the tion available at $72 for 26 weeks, 40 Another referendum is scheduled for $15,666,909, according to figures leleased cents a copy. media. 4 SENTINEL, FEBRUARY 25, 1999

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Middlesex County, a list of township July in conjunction with a fireworks dis- Charles W Kim/Greater Media employees, a list of legistered voters and a play celebrating Independence Day constable badge that belonged to Wiham Stoimy weathei forced the show inside Vorhees and delayed the firewoiks for a week Preschool PTA to host International Night The bicentennial items to be buried for Satuiday's peifoimance included se- a century include a bannei, a parade pio- lections fiom Girl Crazy and West Side The South Brunswick Pieschool PTA Usborne Books will be on hand to help gram, a commemorative stamped enve- Story, as well as patnotic songs such as will hold a meeting on Tuesday at 7.30 laise funds tor the PTA Children may at- tend the PTA events. For information, lope, a calendar, a cookbook, a mug, a "God Bless America" and "Yankee p.m. in Room B107 of South Brunswick plate, a T-shitt, a pennant and more. High School, located on Ridge Road and write to the gioup at P.O. 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Board member Ralph Mcllvaine was many of the proposed improvements to the The applicant and a board subcom- familiar with the operation, knows the Shopping Center center. mittee will discuss the off-site contribution ownei and suggested that deliveries and hearing continued The improvements include landscaping further at a special meeting to be scheduled truck traffic are minimal. and lighting, better access and egress, a by the board. "If he gets a delivery a month, it's a BY WANDA GARRIN striped island and lane markers for better Board members and even some mem- lot," Mcllvaine said. "It's a clean opera- Correspondent traffic control, and more parking spaces. bers of the ILKP group were surprised to tion, and I don't see why we aie spending so much time on this." A total of 420 parking spaces are learn during the meeting that a furniture Although everyone agieed that there SOUTH BRUNSWICK — The owners planned, down from the 523 spaces ILKP warehouse adjoins the Kendall Park of the Kendall Park Shopping Center will does not seem to be a problem, at the urg- had originally requested. Skating Rink in the back of the center. have to return to the Planning Board for a The center will operate with a deficit of ing of board members Susan Edelman and fifth time to try to win approval to enlarge 99 parking spaces. Currently it operates This raised new questions about de- Glenn Davis, the applicant was instructed and improve the Route 27 mall. with a shortage of 73 spaces. liveries, tiuck traffic and possible conflicts to revise its tiafllc study to include the ILKP Center, the owner of the shop- Although the applicant responded, "I with the planned employee parking spaces warehouse and its activity. ping center, appeared before the board for will comply," after each outstanding issue in the aica. The study is to include access to the a fourth time last week to discuss plans to was read aloud by the board, the buzz James Nuckle, president of ILKP, was warehouse by trucks, adequacy of turning give the 55,053-square-foot building a phrase was not heard when the applicant unable to offer any information to the paths and frequency of use. face lift and an extra 27,260 square feet of was informed of its obligation to con- board other than that "the tenant pays his The hearing is scheduled to continue retail space. tribute to some $638,400 for off-site rent on time and his lease will be up soon." April 7. Although the applicant made some headway, it still must resolve some issues before any renovations to the 32-year-old shopping center can begin. Throughout the nearly three-hour CINEMAS presents f~\ S.B. Library Friends to sponsor photo contest The Friends of the South Brunswick Library will sponsor a photography con- test titled, "Beyond Words: Celebrating America's Libraries," to coincide with the American Library Association's (ALA) National Contest. Although entries for the contest are not due until April 2, amateur and professional photographers are urged to visit the library's Information Desk or Children's Department to pick up entry forms and instructions. Off Route 1 at Commerce Center Rd, North Brunswick - NJ All photos should demonstrate the best of what the library has to offer and/or how the library makes a difference in the ALL STADIUM SEATING participant's life. On the local level, FEATURING "LOVE SEAT" HIGH BACK CHAIRS entries will be judged on four levels: ama- teur adult, professional adult, young adult with retractable cupholder armrests (ages 12-17) and child (ages 6-11). 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Brochures are also available at local stores, the Municipal Building, the South Brunswick Public Library and PLENTV OF South Brunswick public schools. Most classes will be held at South FREE Brunswick High School, located at Ridge PARKINO /^SSffs Road and Stouts Lane. Registration by fax can be made at (732) 422-8054. Hit* In-person registrations will be accepted at the Board of Education offices, on Monmouth Junction-Dayton Road. For information, call Nancy Kinal at (732) 940-2000, Ext. 258. EGAL

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OUR VIEW Repeal is right decision outh Brunswick officials petition movement may want to did the right thing Tuesday recall the November election in voting to repeal the when voters put their faith in S them by voting them into office. January ordinance increasing salaries for the mayor and mem- Those same voters, we're bers of the Township Council. sure, still have faith. They just The more than 1,600 resi- want to make sure their voices dents who signed a petition to continue to be heard. force either the repeal of the The petition movement ordinance or a special election should be a lesson to all elected to let voters decide the issue felt officials that no matter how strongly that the council had much support you get in acted too hastily. November, voters are not going By repealing the ordinance, to sit quietly by when you do the council is not only saving something as foolish as grant the cost of a special election but yourselves a big raise at your is also acknowledging the strong very first meeting. feelings in the community. Raises may be in order, but The petition movement officials need to take things a bit proves that South Brunswick's more slowly. Ironically, while new form of government really South Brunswick officials are works. Some may get the idea trying to bring their salaries in it's too easy to overrule the line with other county commu- council but keep in mind that nities, North Brunswick officials collecting 1,600 signatures is no are heading in the opposition easy task. direction by giving council Council members who may members a choice between feel insulted or slighted by the salaries and benefits.

LETTERS whom we faxed a copy of the let- Many South Brunswick resi- the last straw. Just last year, question the motives behind their ter two weeks ago. dents, their guests and visitors to these same people (but for one), Referendum would dramatic change of opinion. Since we moved to Heathcote Kingston walk along Heathcote after thoroughly examining the weaken government The proposed referendum is Road in August 1997, we have Road to gain access to the canal school board budget and finding mean-spirited and destructive; noticed motorists' flagrant disre- and the Cook Natural Area. These no fat, still swiped $195,000 for s a former member of the and it is based on a weak gard for the posted speed limit. people, along with Heathcote resi- the Township Committee cof- Charter Study Commis- premise. There is a strong case to Our observations estimate that dents, are threatened every day by fers. Unjustified, unwarranted, A sion, I am dismayed by be made in favor of the recent nine out of 10 drivers do not these speeders. unconscionable ... unbelievable. the attempt of a small group to salary raises for our council observe the 25 mph speed limit Is it going to take a tragic This was soon followed by the petition for a referendum to members. For example, in three and most travel at speeds of accident for the Township rush to install adult communities rescind the recently enacted ordi- neighboring communities with about 45 mph. Council and the police to take (PARC - Planned Adult nance which established the the council-manager form of Since October 1997 we have action? We certainly hope not Residential Community) salaries of the South Brunswick government (Franklin, East spoken to representatives of the and we call on the Township throughout the township. The Township Council. Windsor and Lawrenceville), the South Brunswick Police, who, on Council to act now. acronym is backward. You can't To my mind this group and average compensation is $ 10,034 different occasions, told us that: Our letter of Nov. 14 outlined say you support education and all who sign their petition are 1) all we could do was record a variety of choices to be imple- then race to create enclaves of for the mayor and $8,052 for income-restricted seniors. They trashing our new form of govern- each council member. Even at license plate numbers and make mented - installation of speed ment. The newly acquired pow- citizen arrests; 2) we could do no bumps, additional speed limit are mutually exclusive. And foi the new "high" levels our elected many of us, good schools are of ers of initiative and referendum officials are still underpaid by such thing; 3) that we would be signs, a stop sign at the juncture are intended to be reserved for "put on the list for next month"; of Ridge and Heathcote roads utmost importance and the rea- comparison. They are, assuredly, 4) that drivers can legally travel son we came to South major issues, not rescind an ordi- not in office for the money. and an increased police presence nance involving the annual up to 15 mph an hour over the - and we expect to see one or Brunswick. Finally, other than expenditure of an additional To the people of South speed limit; and 5) there are not more of them implemented ego, how can the mayor justify $11,000 (total) in a budget of Brunswick, I urge you to think enough officers to patrol immediately. the expenditure of $13,000 for about $30 million. hard before signing this petition. Heathcote Road. the renovation of her office? It can only weaken our first-ever, JENNIFER COOK The special election for the Therefore, the only actions LUDWIG and The rationales given for the referendum would cost the resi- directly elected mayor. And taken since October 1997 have raise are specious at best. The when the Route 92 issue resur- CHRISTOPHER LUDWIG dents of South Brunswick been the installation of a speed Kingston mayor and council are citizen between $25,000 and $28,000. faces, we desperately need a indicator by the firehouse (which amateur positions like those on But cost is not the most disturb- very strong voice to represent duplicates the efforts of the the school and planning boards. ing factor. A referendum on this South Brunswick's interests in Route 27 stoplight and is there- Mayor and council If it's money that draws the indi- particular issue trivializes the order to prevail against the sur- fore useless) and an occasional vidual to run for office, we don't process and sets a dangerous rounding communities who cruiser placed on Euclid during don't deserve raises want that person. If other towns precedent. It is micro-manage- (need I remind you) are all in rush hour, i.e., during times confess. I signed the petition are foolhardy enough to pay their ment of the first order. One rea- favor of Route 92. when drivers cannot speed. to recall the Town Council's officials more, that's not our son for abandoning the GWEN SOUTHGATE Meanwhile, many of us I self-imposed raise hike. Even concern. Our township salaries Township Committee form of Monmouth Junction Heathcote residents have often worse, I volunteered to take the are not decried by neighboring government was that it encour- seen South Brunswick police petition to my friends and neigh- towns. aged micro-management of the Heathcote Road cruisers along Princeton bors. Partisan politics? Hardly, Bottom line, the mayor and municipal government by the Promenade and some us have I'm a lifelong registered council must begin to put South elected officials. Now it seems residents waiting even been pulled over by them. Democrat and a resident for the Brunswick before party loyalty we are in danger of replacing Why are there enough police to past 21 years. So what are my and self-promotion. Until such that with micro-management by ince Nov. 14 we and other patrol Promenade regularly and reasons for getting off my couch time, they deserve neither a raise the citizenry. Especially disap- residents of Heathcote effectively but not enough to do and taking direct action? No nor our support. What they do pointing is the involvement of S Road .have been awaiting a so on Heathcote Road? sooner had the applause from the deserve is a big lesson in reality. two fellow Charter Study response from the Township Further, the placement of swearing-in ceremony subsided, As the U.S. House (of Commissioners, Sylvia Lee and Council to our letter complain- these cruisers along Promenade when the mayor and her lem- Representatives) Republicans Lew Schwartz, in the petition ing of speeders along this road. has increased the truck traffic on mings jumped off the political just discovered, having a majori- drive. During our charter study To date, none of the council Heathcote Road because the cliff and voted themselves a 40- ty doesn't mean you can ignore deliberations both argued ve- members has responded to our truckers consider Promenade a percent pay raise. It was a stun- the wishes of the voters. hemently for the need to reduce letter, nor has Township "speed trap." Now these trucks ning display of hubris, arrogance micro-management. One has to Administrator Richard Kunze, to and abuse of power ... and it was LARRY ZYONTZ go speeding along Heathcote. Monmouth Junction SENTINEL, FEBRUARY 25, 1999 11 Is increased salary for MENZ AND LUXENBEMG- mayor, council right? The General oth the initiative and referendum giving directions to the manager. are significant provisions of the These provisions eliminate the Practice B council-manager form of govern- micro-management of the municipal gov- Law Office ment. They provide the voters with the ernment by elected officials and signifi- power to participate directly in the poli- cantly reduce their workload. The council For cy/decision-making process. as a body has appointment powers and is To characterize the initiative and refer- limited to legislative duties. "With less AM Your endum as anarchist tools used to overthrow responsibility and a reduced workload the democratic process and to imply that docs this justify a 40 percent increase? "the I & R intended feature is to be used in The mayor's 46 percent salary increase rare events to check egregious abuses of has brought heavy criticism from the pub- power by elected officials" is either a gross lic. Is it justified? misunderstanding of these provisions or a blatant attempt by some to distort the facts. In reading these statutes, one can ratio- nally conclude that their intent and pur- pose are to provide the voters with access to the policy/decision-making process. The voters can initiate an ordinance or react to an ordinance passed by the council. The initiative and referendum are democratic processes. NOW AVAILABLE OFFICIAL SPACESHIP 2000™ The petition that has circulated Both the mayor-council and CAP at?ct/or T-SHIRT throughout the community asked the vot- mayor-council-administrator plans were $ o ers to exercise the referendum power to alternative forms of government allowed I CAP and/or T-SHIRT 10°e aJ determine if the Democratic council's under the Faulkner Act and were rejected .ORDER BOTH FOR 0NLY...$1500 self-serving act to increase members' by the commissioners of the charter study. salaries is justified. The study contends that the reasons for BONUS FREE SPACESHIP Supporters of the council's action have rejecting these plans are, "Too much power I 2000™ CLUB MEMBERSHIP attempted to dissuade the voters from sign- is concentrated in the mayor who is a part- . Send Check or Money Order ing the petition based on weak and per- time nonprofessional chief executive often plexing arguments. with no administrative experience. The , To: SPACESHIP 2000™ Defenders of the council's raise have mayor's position is too demanding for a P.O. BOX 6455 stated that the new charter demanded that part-time official." East Brunswick, N.J. 08816 compensation for the council be fixed at Under these plans, most of the adminis- or call the reorganization meeting. They fail to trative appointments were the responsibili- 732-238-6147 address the issue of whether the charter ty of the mayor and the commissioners demanded the council members give them- believed lhat would lead to political Allow 5-5 Weeks For Delivery selves a salary increase. Justification by patronage. the council for this increase seems to be It can be contended that when the com- predicated on a study done pointing out missioners opted for the council-manager what other communities are paying their plan they accepted the weak mayor con- elected officials. cept. The commissioners were aware of the limited powers of the mayor under this Run 'til It Sells! An unconvincing argument made by one of the council's supporters is that, "It new form of government. would have been deceptive for the council The charter study states, "The mayor to lower salaries and raise them in the has few special powers even though direct- ly elected by the people. $ future." How would this be deceptive? Perhaps, As a result, the public's perception of the public would have viewed this decision the mayor's power may not match his or to lower salaries in a positive light. The her actual powers". When you read the council would have demonstrated its will- statute, 40:69A-87, that describes the ingness to prove to the public that its lead- duties of the mayor you become aware of 28 ership and policy/decision-making abili- his or her limited powers. Get your motor miming for an "Automotive SALE!" ties were worthy of a salary increase in the The mayor's defenders are attempting future. to create a different perception in that We're revved-up and ready to help you sell your vehicle Perhaps the deception lies in the sup- when the public has been critical of the ...lor one LOW price... porters' supposition. It is difficult to mayor's decision to increase her salary 46 YOU CALL US WHEN YOU SELL IT. believe that the council's intent was to percent, the public is attempting to weaken Only lower the council members' salaries. her powers. Absolutely ludicrous — the Opponents of the council's raise argue commissioners did that when they recom- that the council/manager form of govern- mended the council-manager plan. $ goo ment, by transferring executive power Letters to the editor or press releases 2 from the council to the manager, not only submitted by her defenders cannot alter the facts. The mayor has limited explicit pow- 4 Lines reduces the powers of the council but sub- (Each additional line *7) stantially decreases its workload. ers and few political powers. This argument is supported by the find- The executive power to run the commu- ings in the charter study, whose members nity has been given to the manager. included Mrs. Snyder and Mrs. Southgate, However, the mayor may sit in her newly Unlimited who are defenders of the salary increase. renovated $13,000 office and enjoy her 46 The charter study clearly states, percent increase, while she watches the Days!! manager run the municipal corporation. "Elected officials have no liaison respon- MUST CALSt EVER* sibilities to municipal departments and the 4 WEEKS TO RENEW! law requires that members of the council Maria Kotun is a resident of Dayton

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I BUY 1 ENTREE ' i "We agieed fiom the outset this was not s GET SECOND E1TR1E started Tuesday going to be a political appointment," BY DANIEL O'DONNELL Spaulding said at Monday night's meeting, Staff Writer where all council members except the FREE* I absent Peggy Scaiillo voted to install "Second must be of equal I or leaser value „ I NORTH BRUNSWICK — Suzanne Veitengiuber as the finance officer. Kxpiiea 3/3I/S9 • After 5 PM g Veitengruber of Howell has been selected as "This was clearly a non-political event," the township's new chief financial officci, Spaulding continued. replacing outgoing CFO Kuit Cherry. Veitengruber, 49, said she was familiar Pub She will be paid $65,000 a year and will with the political goings-on in the township • Mon. Nite - $500 Domestic Pitchers not be provided with a township car, as and said she feels more than up to the chal- s iS 8 Cherry was. lenge, based on her past experience. Prime lib Bluna S Free Happy Hour Buffet Veitengruber, a Republican, was select- "A lot of the problems the township is Happy Hour Priced Drinks 4-7pm M-F ed for the position by a bipartisan commit- dealing with, I've dealt with in Howell 16 oz. T-B@ii • Every Wed. Nite - Free Pool tee made up of Republican Council Township," Veitengruber said. She served After 7 PM - S500 Pitchers | President David Spaulding, Democratic as mayoi of Howell Township and ran the Mayor Paul Matacera and Business township for five months in 1991, in the it it. 110 i it. ill In OaytOH adjacent to Days Inn Administrator J. Paul Kellei. absence of the business administrator The bipartisan committee was needed, there. 732-32S-406S council members said, because while the She most recently worked as the busi- original plan was to hire an interim CFO to ness administrator and chief finance offi- finish out the mayor's term, allowing the cer at Tabernacle Township, in Burling- new mayor to appoint his or her own ton County, where she oversaw a $3.7- finance officer, Veitengrabcr was hired for a milhon annual budget. three-year time period. Noith Brunswick has a $26-million Mataceia's term expires at the end of the municipal budget. year. Veitengruber is familiar with many of Veitengruber will be paid from March I, the things going on in the township in part because she serves on several New Jersey League of Municipalities subcommittees, < TRIPLE BADRAN Manager named including those dealing with the tax levy PASTER TAX, SUG. IP CHECK TAX CONSULTANTS sale, the local public contracts law and Year Round Professional Service Income Tax Service Since 1941 Computerized Services Business Services More Than 55 yrs Continued from page 1 solid waste legislation. Financial Services of Excellence. She said she is acquainted with Cinemas Plaza Shopping Center sition adviser, Marvin Corwick. Do You Understand all the New Tax Laws? Matacera as a result of her service on the 3598 Route 27 The council held a 6 p.m. executive ses- We Do! Put our Expertise to work for you. taxation subcommittee of the League of Kendall Park, IM.J. sion to interview several candidates for the Triple Check of Dayton Badran Tax Consultants manager's appointment. Municipalities and said she knows Joe Rauch from her service in other towns. 732-297-1070 353 Georges Rd. 5 Elm Row, New Brunswick Prior to Tuesday, the field was win- 732-329-1200 732-937-9797 nowed to three final candidates. Veitengruber is a member of the New Richard Kunze has been serving as the Jersey Tax Collectors and Treasurers Association, the New Jersey Government Professional Federal & State Income acting manager since the departure in MICHAEL BRAILOVSKY Tax Preparation at Reasonable Rates January of Donato Nieman. Finance Officers Association and the New Nieman resigned to take the position of Jersey Municipal Clerks Association. 17Yrs. Exp. Any State or Foreign 25 years experience • Your home or mine township administrator in Montgomery When asked whether she felt she was 50% Discount for New Clients Day, Evening & Weekend Appointments Available Township. up to the task of overseeing a budget No charge if I cannot save you money 20% Discount For NEW approximately seven times Tabernacle Represent you before IRS Nieman, who had served as administra- Your Home or Mine Customers mention this ad tor in South Brunswick since 1994, left his Township's, Veitengruber said she was more than ready to tiy. Complimentary Services Available JERRY REIMER, CPA $84,000-per-year job at the municipality 732-821-4151 because he said that he felt there was no job "I, quite frankly, like a challenge," 732422-8161 • 732-572-3322 security for his position in view of the Veitengruber said. "I'm here, hopefully, search. to help them solve their problems." The township has been searching for a manager since last November. The Township Committee placed adver- tisements in local newspapers, on the Internet and in municipal trade magazines statewide. Members of the council previously inter- viewed some candidates at three special executive sessions held at Frankie's Cafe on Georges Road. The Vacation You Want, Touch of Broadway to At The Price You Want to Pay! Call Your Local Independent CRUISE ONE perform for telethon Specialist For Current Specials and Our Free The local theater group "A Touch of Vacation Directory! 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Snow White Ladies of the Pack — The family musical Shangri-Las, the presented by A Kid s Forum Marvelettes & Shirley All Feb 27 at 11 a m Alston-Reeves based on the life of Forum Theatre Feb 27 at 8 p m Muhammad All 314 Mam St, Metuchen Raritan Valley Comm College through March 7 tickets $8 North Branch section of Crossroads Theatre Company (732) 548 0582 Branchburg Livingston Ave New Brunswick tickets $21 $26 tickets $25-$35 (908) 725 3420 (732) 249-5560 Giselle Kenny Rogers Two Sisters and a Piano performed by the Ballet in Concert story of two women living Nacional de Cuba Feb 27 under house arrest in Cuba Alicia Alonso, director at 3 & 8 p m through March 7 March 2 at 7 30 p m State Theatre McCarter Theatre Princeton Prudential Hall Livingston Ave tickets $18-$36 N J Performing Arts Center New Brunswick (609) 683-8000 One Center St Newark tickets $30 $60 tickets $15-$54 (732) 246 7469 Off the Hook (888) GO NJPAC comic farce set at the United Bright Moments Sextet Nations in 1961 jazz group through March 14 Feb 27 at 8 p m Forum Theatre The Odyssey will be performed at the State Theatre on March 2 William Mount-Burke Theatre 314 Main St Rutgers Wind Ensemble & The Peddie School Metuchen Jolson Sings Again Cirque Eloize 'Excentricus' Concert Band South Mam St Hightstown tickets $20, one free East Coast premiere theatrical circus experience William Berz, director tickets $10 $8 seniors & children's ticket with each story of Hollywood blacklisting acrobats, jugglers, clowns Feb 26 at 8 p m students full-price ticket purchased for during the McCarthy era Feb 26 at 8 p m Nicholas Music Center (609) 490 7550 Feb 27-March 7 Feb 27-March 3 State Theatre Douglass College (732) 548-0582 George Street Playhouse Livingston Ave, New Brunswick Nichol Ave, New Brunswick Mahler's Ninth Livingston Ave, New Brunswick tickets $16-$28 admission $5 presented by the New Jersey Withering Heights tickets $22-$36 (732) 246-7469 (732)932-7511 Symphony Orchestra world premiere (732) 246 7717 Zdenek Macal music director adapted from the book by Andrea Chenier March 4 at 8 p m Emily Bronte Alice in the Fishbowl opera by Umberto Giordano State Theatre through April 3 by Jack Florek Italian with English supertitles Livingston Ave Paper Mill Playhouse presented by the Rutgers Feb 26 at 8 p m New Brunswick Mill burn Theater Company Feb 28 at 3 p m tickets $12-$49 tickets $32-$55 March 3-7 Prudential Hall (800) ALLEGRO (973) 376-4343 Philip J Levin Theater N J Performing Arts Center George Street One Center St, Newark Little Shop of Horrors Douglass College tickets $15-$80 presented by the Sayreville New Brunswick (888) GO NJPAC Mam Street Theatre Company tickets $16, $18 Feb 26,27,March4-6at8pm (732)932-7511 Hits, Runs & Airs The UMD-500 Feb 28 at 3 p m an exhibition of fine art by Step-Inn Ballroom Creenberg's Great Train & Paul Hoffmann/Thomas Goldstein, piano duo students & professionals MacArthurAve Collectible Toy Show through March 26 Sayreville Feb 27 11 a m to 5 p m works of Shapey, Wolff, Copland student lounge & Woody s tickets $18, $16, students and Feb 28,11 a m to 4 p m University of Medicine and seniors, $8, under 8 N J Convention & Expo Center Feb 27 at 8 p m Nicholas Music Center Dentistry of New Jersey dessert and beverage Raritan Center, Edison Medical School Building (732)553-1153 Dollhouse & Miniatures admission $5, $2, ages 6-12, Douglass College Nichol Ave, New Brunswick 675 Hoes Lane Show & Sale free to children under age 6, Piscataway admission good for both days admission $14 $12 seniors, The Odyssey sponsored by the Hightstown benefits music scholarship fund reception March 1,1-4 p m Homer's tale of suspense, rec- Woman's Club (732)417-1400 (732) 254-7611 onciliation & heroism Feb 27, 9 30 a m to 4 p m (732)932-7511 with original live music & Hightstown Country Ciub choreography Route 33 east presented by the Aquila behind Mom s Peppermill FOR KIDS Theatre Company of London Restaurant March 2 at 8 p m admission $3 50, $150 under 12 Udder Madness State Theatre (609)448 3108 musical adventure Livingston Ave Feb 26 at 7 p m New Brunswick New Jersey Flower & Patio Feb 27 & 28 at 2 & 4 p m tickets $20 Show Kelsey Theatre pre-performance lecture featuring 12 patio gardens in Mercer County Community at 7 pm full bloom, shopping area, College tickets $6 demonstrations, seminars, 1200 Old Trenton Road (732) 246 7469 appearances by Dale Rohman West Windsor & Ralph Snodsmith tickets $7 Halley's comet Feb 25-27,10 am to 9 p m (609) 584-9444 conceived and Feb 28,10 a m to 6 p m performed by Garden State Exhibit Center LoHi-Pops Concert: A John Amos Somerset section of Franklin Musical Toy Store story of an 87- admission $7 50, $6, seniors interactive concert year-old man free of charge for children presented by the Little who shares the under 12 with an adult Orchestra Society of New York memories of a (732)785-9174 young people will conduct lifetime their own orchestra learn Feb 27 about classical music Purim Carnival 1 at 2 & 7 p m Feb 28,12 30-2 30 p m Feb 28 at 2 p m Victoria Theater John Amos food, games, prizes, crafts, Victoria Theater NJ Performing face painting, moonwalk N J Performing Arts Center Arts Center Temple B'nai Shalom One Center St One Center St Newark Fern & Old Stage roads Newark tickets $25 $12, under age 14 East Brunswick tickets $18, $9, under age 14 _ I- "ci - i (888) GO NJPAC (732)251-4300 (883) GO NJPAC ttlLb L-eilLBi Ull fvidlUI SENTINEL FEBRUARY 25 1999 IS S.B. police budget will rise less than 1 percent Palmien said that about $16,000 was Chief hopes to use moved within the public woiks budget into grant money to hire stoim cleanup foi next yeai CONTEST new officers There die still seveial Saluiday moin- mg sessions scheduled, howevei, neither Final Week's Winners! BY CHARLES W KIM Palmien or membeis ol the council see Staff Writer any majoi changes in the spending plan The cunent proposal mcieases the tax Muriel VaSSes, HoweSI SOUTH BRUNSWICK — Police late 2 cents pei $100 of assessed valuation Patricia Thumann, South kmboy Chief Michael Paquctte and Public Woiks ovei 1998, which would be about $34 foi Dnectoi Ray Olsen placed then budget the ownei of a home assessed at $170,000, Pauline Kimball, MideSletown proposals befoie the Township Council the township aveiage dunng a budget woikshop Satuiday The budget is scheduled to be adopted Thanks to all our loyal and ethusiastk readers who participated in the snowman contest Paquette piesented an appioximately following a public hearing at the Maich 30 Greater Media Newspapers $7 million budget to the council, which council meeting lepiesents less than a 1 percent mciease over last year The police budget is the laigest in the municipal budget About 30 otliceis and lesidents at- tended the police picsentdhon dunng (he morning woikshop Accoiding to Paquette, the budget does not include any new hues foi the depait- mcnt this year Howevei, puoi to the hear- WCTC-AM Presents ing, Paquette said it his depaitment leceives the giant money it has applied loi, it could be used to hue additional officeis latei in the yeai "I can't tell you that (we will get an answei) today 01 six months fiom today," ; 5th Grade Spelling Bee Paquette said about the giant lequests Fedeial Community Oncnted Policing and Pioblem Solving (COPPS) giant money would pay 75 peicent of new of ficcis' salary, leaving the township to pay )ust 25 peicent "That would be haid loi the township to turn away," Paquette said Any hinng would not take place until latei in the yeai and would depend on the availability of police academy classes foi the new officeis "We piobably wouldn't be able to hue until Septembci and that is if there is a police academy available," SPELL Paquette said Township Chief Financial Officei Ralph Palmien said that some money was moved aiound within the budget, but noth- Children's Hospital ing had really changed fiom last week when the budget was introduced by the at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital, council "We haven't changed one penny," COMCAST Palmieu said following the workshop Black History Month Wawa Food Markets celebration scheduled WCTC has a strong educational commitment to its community The South Brunswick Depaitment of That's why we're inviting the students of Somerset, Middlesex and Recreation/Community Affairs will hold a Union Counties to join in on Central Jersey's only radio broadcast Black Histoiy Month Community spelling bee for fifth graders with mid-day talk host Liz Malta and Celebration on Saturday at the South Miss Spell Down Racquel Williams. Biunswick Senior Centei, located in the Municipal Complex in the Monmouth Junction section of the town The event Here are the dates of SPELL DOWN... Tune-in and hear your will feature Black History Month essay school compete' and postei contest wmneis, exhibits and a • Wednesday, February 3rd ~ 10 am - 2 pm performance by Ivey Avery The exhibits Wednesday, February 10th ~ 10 am - 2 pm and awaids portion of the celebration will begin at 7 p m, followed by the perfoi- Wednesday, February 17th ~ 10 am - 2 pm mance at 8 p m There will be no chaige Wednesday, February 24th - 10 am - 2 pm for admission Foi information, call (732) 329-4000 ext 678 on weekdays from 8 30 Saturday, March 6th 9 am - Noon am to 4 30 p m

Fire auxiliary hosting The Spell Down will take place at WCTC studios. A.C. trip to Caesar's The Spell Down Finals — Saturday, March 6th — The Little Rocky Hill Volunteer Fire wctc Company Ladies Auxiliary will sponsoi a at General Cinema, Rutgers Plaza, Somerset bus trip to Caesar's in Atlantic City on Don't miss your chance to hear the talented fifth Sunday The cost will be $22 per person, with a $17 per person cash return upon ar- graders of Somerset, Middlesex and Union Counties. 145O AM rival For information, call (732) 297- 0327 Central Jersey's Information Source 1 6 SENTINEL, FEBRUARY 25, 1999

SEYMOUR CHELLIN of Monroe died Feb. Mount Olive and Nathan of Monmouth U.S. Army Air Corps veteran of World War II. 20 in The Medical Center at Princeton. Prior to Junction; his maternal grandmother, Mollie Surviving are his wife, Bernice Kurland his retirement, he owned United Automotive, McKeigue of Kiltormer, Ireland; his paternal Berkowitz; three sons, Richard of SPECIAL Elizabeth, for many years. He was a World War grandfather, Walter of Monmouth Junction; Hillsborough, Stuart of Great Barrington, II Navy veteran. He belonged to the Concordia and two nephews. Services were under the Mass., and Jan of Freehold Township; two Bowling League, Monroe. Surviving are his direction of the M.J. Murphy Funeral Home, daughters, Nancy Atlas of Morganville and wife, Edith Lindenfield Chellin; a son, Lewis of Monmouth Junction, with a religious service Lori Tuskey of Kendall Park; his brother, Israel SECTIONS scheduled at 10 a.m. today at St. Augustine of of Franklin Square, N.Y.; and 12 grandchildren. North Brunswick; a daughter, Susan Horen of Overland Park, Kansas; a sister, Ruth Canterbury Roman Catholic Church, Kendall Funeral services were held at Perrineville Newfield of Brooklyn, N.Y.; and three grand- Park section of South Brunswick. Entombment Jewish Chapel. Interment was at Perrineville children. Services were held at Mount Sinai will be at Holy Cross Burial Park, South Jewish Cemetery. Higgins Memorial Home, Memorial Chapels, East Brunswick. Interment Brunswick. Freehold, was in charge of arrangements. was in Beth Israel Cemetery, Woodbridge. MORTON S. BERKOWITZ, 75, of HARRY W. KELLER, 73, of South Amboy JASON Ft. LANGE, 22, of South Cranbury died Feb. 17 at home. He was born died Feb. 20 at home. His wife, Fanny Marie Brunswick died Feb. 22. Born in Princeton, he in New York City, and had lived in Highland Bopp Keller, died Feb. 10. Surviving are two was a lifelong resident of South Brunswick. He Park before moving to Cranbury 16 years ago. daughters, Nancy Fusco and Debra Keller, both attended college in West Virginia. He was pre- Mr. Berkowitz was a supervisor for the of the Kendall Park section of South Brunswick; deceased by his mother, Bridget, in 1997. Hercules Corrugated Co., Brooklyn, N.Y., and two grandchildren. Services are were held Surviving are his father, Walter R. of North where he was employed for many years before at Carmen F. Spezzi Funeral Home, Parlin sec- Brunswick; four brothers, Jeffrey of Ocean retiring in 1988. He was a member of the tion of Sayreville. Cremation was private. Gate, Craig of the New Egypt section of Perrineville Jewish Center, Perrineville section Plumsted, Eric of the Flanders section of of Millstone Township. Mr. Berkowitz was a

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A GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS SPECIAL SECTION Chuppa steeped in Jewish tradition

By Anita Stratos the words of a song which had great Correspondent meaning to them on the ribbon of the chuppa. Another couple had a strong he chuppa is a beautiful and pull toward, minimalism, wanting some- meaningful symbol in a Jewish thing fine yet not extravagant. For them Twedding, the tradition of which she selected simple light fabrics, while dates back to the Middle Ages. It's a cer- maintaining a festive feeling. emonial marriage canopy, under which "The chuppa takes on an even the bride and groom are joined together stronger meaning when people have in holy matrimony. Traditionally, the one designed especially for them," Lissy chuppa is a softly draped white fabric, said. "The couple really gets excited held up by four poles covered with about it." flowers. It represents both the house of '•v Chuppas designed by Lissy can only God and the future home of the couple, be described as works of art. Many cou- where they will share commitment to ples find everyday use for them, such a,s each other and to a Jewish life. The sides wall hangings or bedspreads. Other cou- are open to invite family and friends. ples have the chuppa brought into the Although the chuppa is already reception and placed under the wedding steeped in tradition and meaning, artist cake, for all to admire. Jacqueline Lissy has applied her incredi- In addition to designing chuppas, ble artistic gift to elevate the chuppa to Lissy has also been asked to make ring an even more remarkable and symbolic bearers' pillows, brides' bags, brides- part of the Jewish wedding ceremony. maids' gifts, and any other accessories Rather than creating the canopy out of a related to the wedding. She has also single piece of fabric, Lissy weaves designed and created wedding programs together various colors and textures of and invitations, all one-of-a-kind for ribbons, creating a stunning artwork for each couple's wedding. the couple to use in their home, then "It is endless what can be done," said pass down as a cherished heirloom Lissy. "If the couple gives me an idea of through generations. what they want, I can make it a reality," "The weaving together of fabrics to Lissy works with the couple's florist create a tapestry for a couple to be mar- so the chuppa and the flowers will ried under is metaphorical, because a HANDMADE — Artist Jackie Lissy designs original chuppas for Jewish enhance each other. Every chuppa is marriage is the weaving together of two weddings. The chuppa is the canopy the bride and groom stand under meticulously hand-stitched for exquisite lives," explained Lissy. during the ceremony. results. These extraordinary creations The symbolism of the chuppa, espe- Jackie Pollack/Greater Media can also be wonderful gifts from parents, cially Lissy's woven creations, becomes in their home, and will even meet with alone. Silky pastels give an airy feeling grandparents or bridal parties. especially relevant in interfaith mar- them at the wedding site to better under- of new life; rich burgundy velvet cou- "This a veiy personalized service," riages, where not only two people but stand their preferences. The chuppas pled with deep green and gold combine Lissy said. "It's very exciting for me to be also two different backgrounds are Lissy designs are as different as the cou- to create a royal atmosphere; varied tex- able to step into people's lives at such a being woven together. Couples who ples with whom she works. tures of cream interwoven with tiny- special time." may not be strict in the Jewish religion In accordance with the couples' pref- strung pearls speak of a delicate sophis- Lissy will have samples of her work can still connect with the significance of erences, Lissy selects ribbons made of tication. Lissy's artistic insight and indi- on display at an upcoming bridal show- the chuppa. fabrics and colors that reflect their ideas. vidual approach affords couples unlimit- case at the Pierre Hotel in Manhattan on Each chuppa Lissy makes is personal- Velvets, silks, even strings of pearls can ed possibilities on the most important Feb. 27. For further information, she can ized to the style and tastes of the indi- be woven into canopies that create an days of their lives. be reached at (609) 409-7961 or in her vidual couple. She will visit the couple ambiance belonging to that couple For one couple, Lissy hand-painted Manhattan studio at (212) 774-7751. Attendant gifts are an important pur-

he tradition of buying gifts for earrings, or 14-karat gold hoop or "Fine jewelry is the perfect gift wedding attendants dates "X" earrings make wonderful gifts. for the bride and groom to show back to ancient times when Also, spaced cultured pearl neck- their appreciation," says Lynn T'. Egyptiai n noblewomen presented laces on invisible microfilament Ramsey, president of the Jewelry lirecious metals and gems to their called "floaters" are perfect for a Information Center. "Unlike any ladies-in-waiting. Today, fine jewel- classic jewelry gift. The cultured other gift, its sentiment and quality still is a popular gift. Available in pearl necklaces come in a variety of will last for years to come." Many of pricea an5 styles, it's easy fashionable colors, such as pink, fine jewelry designers and retailers to find gifts to fit peach, gray and plum, and cost as have special bridal collections in both the budget little as $85 each. their fine jewelry lines. Ask a local and the personali- • Ushers — Multifunction sport jeweler for gift suggestions. ties of the, atten- watches,' sterling silver cuff links, dants. The money clips, elegant fountain or Jewelry Informa- ball-point pens, cigar accessories or tion Center, a lighters all are gifts any man would nonprofit trade like to own. They are available at Weddings association in prices starting at $50. New York, sug- • The maid of honor and best gests the follow- man — These special people usual- ing gift ideas for ly receive a gift that is a little "extra" Eileen Koutnik ACCESSORIES — Gifts the wedding for all their hard work in helping to Special Sections Editor for the bridal party can party: make the big day a success. add an elegant touch to • The bride's Consider classic cultured pearl stud Karen L. Kesten the wedding apparel. attendants — Ster- earrings, a sterling silver and 14- Graphics Coordinator (Photos courtesy o/Davia ling silver bangle karat gold bangle bracelet, or for a ' Brida or charm very special maid of honor, a dia- bracelets, colored mond solitaire necklace. The best On the cover: Courtesy oi Priscilla. gemstone drop man will enjoy a classic dress watch or 14-karat gold cuff link set. 2O SENTINEL, FEBRUARY 25, 1999 ' T'5 ?., latest/ in/

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headpiece should enhance the bride's best facial features as well as complement the Agown's styling. Bridal consultants agree that even if a bride normally wears her hair down, it is ideal if she pulls it away from her face on her wed ding day. Whether the bride pulls her hair all back or leaves it partially down, her options for a head- piece include the following: Tiara: complements sheaths or Cinderella-like Photo courtesy of David's Bridal ball gown styles; can be worn alone or with a veil Photo courtesy of David's Bridal Crown: has either pearl and/or crystal detailing; allows bride to wear her hair completely pulled up Back piece: can be worn with a low chignon or French twist Photo courtesy of David's Bridal Headband: excellent option for wearing hair pulled back or down Bun wrap: keeps the focus on the face; hair is tucked through the headpiece

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inding the perfect gown should spotlight the bride's per- sonal style and flatter her figuie. Keep the following body Ftypes in mind when buying a wedding gown Rectangle- slender figure, similar bust, hip and waist measure- ments - a sweetheart neckline adds definition to the bustline, and an A-line skirt gives the illusion of a fuller figure Inverted triangle- full on top and small on the bottom - a square neckline softens the shoulders and large bust, and a skirt with a natural waistline that flows into a full bkirt creates more balance Petite- a small figure and proportions - halter neckline showcases small shouldets, and sheaths and form-fitting gowns accentuate this figure Triangle- small upper frame and larger lower body - intricate detail enhances bustline and shoulders, and long, fluid skirts create the illusion of smaller hips and thighs Full figure- generously distributed body measurements - a scoop neck draws attention up and complements a well-endowed bust line, long sleeves conceal a fuller aim and a dropped waistline slenderizes the torso Hourglass- a full bust, hips and small waist - sheath style or slim-fitting gown is ideal, and short sleeves or tank styles spotlight this shape. Photo courtay afSmalk Foimaltveat Photo Lomtesv oj David s Bridal SENTINEL FEBRUARY 25 1999

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Continued from page 1 did not truly understand how much work was or re-elected. That way we know our pack- "We, the people, would like to be asked involved. age before we go into it," Van Hessen said. about your salary increase," Schaefer said at put the municipality over its spending cap. "1 know I have put in over 20 hours a Petition presented that meeting. "I feel that sending this to the citizen task week, it has consumed eveiy evening," The petition seeking to overturn the ordi- Democratic Club President and Charter force will put a level face (on the issue)," Barrett said, adding, "I'm not complaining. I nance was submitted to Township Clerk Study Commission Chairwoman Jane Johnson said. love this kind of work, but maybe the citizens Kathleen Thorpe before the 4 p.m. deadline Snyder supported the ordinance during the Deputy Mayor Frank Gambatese said just don't understand." Monday. public comment portion of the Feb. 16 coun- that the number of signatures collected Barrett said that while members do not Thoipe, who has been clerk for the past cil meeting. Monday gave the council the right to recon- enter public service for the money, they 26 years, said this was the first petition sub- "I'm saddened that Washington politics sider its position, but he did not feel the coun- should be compensated for what they do. mi Hal. Even under the old committee form of has come to South Brunswick," Snyder said. cil was wrong to adopt the salary oidinance. "1 think that we (the council) did the right government residents had the ability to sub- Snyder informed residents that anyone "I am extremely disappointed that the thing. I don't believe that the citizens were mit petitions on certain issues. who did not want their names included on people of South Brunswick do not believe given the right information," Barrett said. A committee of five residents including the petition should contact Thorpe to have that the mayor and council deserve to be Barrett said that she did not like the con- former Democratic Committeeman David their name lemoved from the document. compensated at the same level as surround- troversy generated by the ordinance. Schaefer, former Mayor Vincent DeLucia, Saturday Thorpe said her office had not ing communities," Gambatese said. "It upsets me to see decent people argu- Common Sense members Sylvia Lee and received any calls requesting that names be Gambatese also said that the council ing ovei a matter that, to me, means nothing," Lewis Schwartz, and year-round school removed from the petition; however, she had should ask the civilian task force designing Barrett said. advocate Paul Murray stalled circulating the received several calls asking to sign it. the new administrative code to look at creat- Barrett had previously decided to donate petition right after the ordinance was adopt- According to Thoipe, one resident was ing an ordinance of rules and legulations her entire salary to local charity, and has con- ed. very upset that there were no petitions avail- regarding the conduct oi people circulating tacted financial officer Ralph Palmieri to Under the new council-manager form of able at the Clerk's Office in the municipal petitions in the future. make those arrangements. government approved by voters in 1997, cit- building foi them to sign. According to Gambatese, employees of Councilman Ted Van Hessen applauded izens now have the power of initiative and Had the council not voted to repeal the the municipality were circulating the petition the decision to repeal the ordinance. "It's referendum. oidinance, the next step would have been for at the municipal building while they were about time," he said. The petition committee had 20 days to Thorpe to verify the petition signatures and woiking. Repeating his reason tor opposing the collect the mandatory 1,445 signatures, rep- certify the petition. "I don't believe it is proper for municipal increase in the first place, he said council resenting 15 percent of voters in the last gen- Once certified, a special election would employees, during work hours, to be members should not make changes in their eral assembly election. The deadline for fil- have to have been scheduled within 40 to 60 engaged in the procurement of signatures for compensation for the term they are serving ing the petition with the clerk was Monday at days, as required by the statute, so that the a petition," he said. in. 4 p.m. public could vote to either uphold or overturn Newly elected Councilwoman Caiol "If we want to change the compensation The council rejected an attempt by the ordinance. Barrett said that she realized that serving for members ot the governing body, it should Schaefer at the Feb. 16 meeting to end the If the petition could not be certified, the would be a gicat deal of work, but that she take effect when that person's seat is elected matter. Schaefer asked the council to amend committee of petitioners would have had 10 the ordinance, rolling the pay back to the days to get more signatures, and if that failed, 1998 level, and then placing the increase on Hie ordinance would have taken effect 10 YMCA taking sign-ups for spring programs the November ballot for voter approval. days following the finding by the clerk. The South Brunswick YMCA is accept- • Dance programs will begin March 2 ing registrations for the following spring and will run for eight weeks. Song and Scholarship ftuid expands to NJ. counties programs. For information and registra- Dance is geared for youngsters age 2-3 tion, call (732) 329-1150. with a parent. Intro to Dance is available Representative Rush Holt (D-12th Wal-Mart Stores. • Indoor Soccei will run from March 1 for children 3-5 years old. Ballet I is of- District) recently announced that the Approximately 16 million children are to May 1 at Deans School Gymnasium. fered to youths age 5-8 and prepares stu- Children's Scholarship Fund (CSF), a eligible nationwide The average income Children from 3-8 years old will be taught dents for Ballet II. Students age 6-12 will program providing partial scholarships to of families applying has been $21,000; but the game of soccer through modified drills be able to register fro Jazz I. All classes low-income children in kindergarten a family of four making up to $44,000 is and games. meet on Tuesday afternoons at Dayton through eighth grade for private or eligible. CSF expects to award about • Adult Tai Chi classes will take place School or on Saturday mornings at Deans parochial school tuition, has been 40,000 scholarships this year, totaling from March 1 to April 26 on Mondays School. expanded to allow any low-income fami- more than $160 million. from 6-7 p.m. at Indian Fields School. • Kindermusik will begin on March 13 ly in the country to apply. Interested families may call (800) 805- • Aikido classes for children age 8 and for children ages 3 1/2-7. Previously the CSF was limited to chil- KIDS for application information. up will meet Mondays from 6-7:30 p.m. dren in 43 participating communities na- Applications also may be submitted via the from March 1 to April 26; adult sessions » Karate will be offered on Saturday tionwide. Demand for scholarships was so Internet through the CFS web site at will be held from 7:30-9 p.m. Both ses- mornings from March 13 to May 1 at high that CSF sponsors decided to expand www.scholarshipfund.org. 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All Items in Police Beat are taken from Roccio, 45, was arrested at 5 p.m. Feb. Following a motor vehicle stop on vehicle on the night of Feb. 13-14. Police police department records. All suspects are 22 at his residence and charged with act- Route 1 and Promenade Blvd at 1:52 said that there were no signs of forced presumed innocent until found guilty in ing as a doctor although he has no p.m. on Feb. 20, police arrested entry to the garage. court. license, possession of a controlled dan- Jonathan G. Cirlmcione, 19, of gerous substance, and possession of a Plainsboro and charged him with pos- prohibited weapon. Roccio was remand- session of a controlled dangerous sub- ed to the Middlesex County Adult stance police believed to be marijuana. Correction Center in North Brunswick in He was released on his own recog- Roberto Pacheco, 39, of Princeton, Unknown persons spray painted a lieu of $7,500 bail with no 10 percent nizance was arrested on charges of disorderly 1993 Geo vehicle parked in front of an option. Police are investigating the theft of conduct and lewdness at 2:30 a.m. Feb. Arlene Court residence on the night of Police are investigating the theft of several pieces of audio equipment val- 17 on Route 27 after allegedly lowering Feb 21. Damage was estimated at two tables and two dolls valued at $1,800 ued at $1,180 from a 1986 Chevrolet his trousers when he was asked for $5,000. from a Cranbury Road residence during Blazer parked on Shelly Road during the identification. Pacheco was released on Jewelry valued at $2,650 was report- the night of Feb. 18. night of Feb. 15-16. $350 bail. ed stolen from an Elm Court apartment A Bellflower Court resident reported A bundle of U.S. mail left for a resi- Carol Jock, 46, of Brick was charged sometime between Feb. 16 and 21. The a suspicious person outside the resi- dent was reported stolen from outside a with criminal mischief and criminal tres- owner discovered the theft after being dence at 9:03 p.m. on Feb. 19. Bradley Court residence between Feb. 8 pass on Feb. 19 at about 6 p.m. after al- permitted back inside the apartment fol- A cell phone valued at $389 was and 9, according to police. legedly breaking a car window at a Liv- lowing a Feb. 16 fire which resulted in reported stolen from a vehicle parked in On New Road, unknown persons ingston Avenue address. Jock was pro- heavy water and smoke damage. front of a Fordham Road residence dur- entered a detached residential garage cessed and held at Middlesex County Cedar Court resident Mario Antonio ing the night of Feb. 20-21. and cut the wires on the distributor of a Adult Correction Center on $5,000 bail. Diego Giraldo, 19, of Elizabeth was arrested on Feb 20 on charges of hindering an investigation and providing false information. Giraldo was stopped at Route 1 and Milltown Road for a broken tail light After refusing to provide a dri- ver's license and providing false insur- ance identification and registration, he was booked. He was taken to the Once upon a time tfyere wa3 an office Middlesex County Adult Correction Center in lieu of $500 bail. tfyat trieb one tabio Station*•• anb it roa$ too t>ot! Crossroads Theatre to receive arts award The Crossroads Theatre Company in New Brunswick will be the recipi- 2lnb tfyen tl>ep trieb another... ent of the National Arts Club's 1999 Centennial Citation of Merit Award, which will be presented al an awards anb it nx$ too dinner Friday in New York City. The theater was recognized for its "artistic excellence in American the- ater and for its significant contribu- 5tnb t&en t^et> trieb ^agtc 98.3 tion to the development of new work." Other arts organizations to have anb it noaS just rigfyt!! received awards from the National Arts Club in previous years include Dance Theatre of Harlem; Paul Taylor Dance Co.; and the Whitney Museum. btM toariett) of - Under the artistic direction of co- founder Ricardo Khan since 197$, Crossroads Theatre Company has "Today's Hits and presented a variety of plays and musi- cals* from premieres of George* C, WoWs QolSrdd Museum and Spunk Yesterday's Favorites" to* works by August Wilson, Ruby "Dee, Rita Dove and Leslie tee. Tfte theater, is > iQpated, at 7 Livingston M$,, New Broniwici." „ • "$&e tig&t nutftc for t&e- office'1 Station t)ou can mtk nrit&H f\ The Gutter That Never Clogs* Guaranteed! Guaranteed to Never Clog Seamless One- Make the switch to: • Piece Aluminum instruction

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"Jhe'Leaders'ill Gutters" SPECIALISTS IN SEAMLESS GUTTERS SINCE 1977 SENTINEL, FEBRUARY 25, 1999 25 A child's harshest lesson: There is evil in the world y wife's sister and her family live comfort and assure. I stuttered until I came igy--^l_ —| couldn't understand what kind of sick per- in a small town in Wyoming, the up with the only wisdom I could offer — son would poison a helpless dog? How will M kind of place where everyone the harsh truth that there is evil in this III • I comfort him, ease his fears, when there knows everyone else's business but trust world, and evil people, people who have no arc human animals in his world who could each other anyway. soul, no empathy, no conscience, no pity. GREG do the same thing to a fellow human being? It's the kind of place where nobody But those sick, socially cancerous people, I BEAN To him? How will 1 explain what they did, locks their front door when they leave for assured him, are far and few between, iso- and why'' work in the morning, where you can leave lated individuals who live in their own pri- I won't explain it because I can't. Per- your keys in the car all week and where the vate hells. Chances are, you'll not haps no sane person could. neighbors will come in and turn off your encounter any of them in your everyday lawn chair with duct tape so he couldn't get All I can tell him is that I hope they pay. lights if you go away for the weekend and life, I told him. There's no reason to lose away. They cut off his clothes. They struck I'll tell him that people like the ones forget. faith. him with a curtain rod, a toilet brush, a who visited their nightmare on this young Which is why the news from there last * * * suing of large wooden beads. They shaved man are a cancer — a cancer on our society week was so shocking. Someone in the As it turns out I was wrong, horribly his head and eyebrows. Put their cigarettes that must be removed. For people like this, neighborhood, it seems, has taken it upon wrong. out on his teeth. Dropped the butts in his there is no such thing as rehabilitation be- himself or herself to poison every dog Not only are there too many evil people mouth. They covered his head with a pil- cause they have no souls. There is nothing around. And two of the recent victims were in New Jersey — it looks like they're run- lowcase. They destroyed the stuffed whale there to rehabilitate, nothing but a black and Jake and Buddha — a beautiful malamute ning in packs through our own backyards. he carted around for comfort, like a security empty abyss. They arc devoid of feeling. and a friendly, slobbering Great Pyrenees I imagine you were just as horrified as I blanket in a cruel and frightening world. Empathy. Humanity. — who lived in my sister-in-law's back- last week with the news out of Keansburg And then they took him to The Pit, a If these suspects are convicted of the yard kennel and never botheied a soul. that a bunch of sadistic, heartless criminals secluded party place near Natco Park on the number of charges being levied against I know her family took the death of theii — many of them from communities cov- Bay shore where the victim finally was able them, I'll tell him I hope the degenerates beloved pets hard, especially since the pre- ered by Greater Media Newspapers to ran tor help either after escaping or being are locked up forever and a day. I'll tell him vailing suspicion is that one of their trusted (Middletown, Hazlet, Red Bank), and one let go because the hooligans were tired of I hope they see their last glimpse ol the out- neighbors must have been the killer. But with the chillingly frightening job of per- the game. It doesn't take much to imagine side world thiough cell bars. I'll tell him I when I told my 13-year-old son about the sonal assistant to handicapped students in what could have happened if he hadn't got- hope they die there. Even that would be a incident, it shook him to the core, since he Middletown's High School North — had ten free, because people who would inflict punishment too lenient for their crimes. passed countless afternoons hiking the been arrested and charged with the sicken- such mad-dog, brutal torture are certainly He still won't understand. mountains and desert around the com- ing torture of a young man with a weak capable of more. In getting free, at least, he "What kind of person would do that?" munity with the dogs when he spent an heart and a slow mind. was fortunate. he'll ask. "How could they?" idyllic summer in Wyoming two years ago. The details are almost too grim to de- As news of the horrific attack came out, "How could anyone?' They became fast friends and he came to scribe, but for more than three hours, law residents of the Bayshore and the state ex- I'm afraid the answer to that question love those dogs as much as he loves his enforcement authorities claim nine and pressed shock and disbelief, but there was will be as terrifying to him as the deeds own. maybe more morally defective men and also a clear sense of justifiable outrage. themselves. Not only is there unimaginable He was devastated by the news of their women put the 23-year-old — who ac- This was, after all, a hideously outra- evil in the world, I can't shield you from it. deaths. quaintances and friends say only wanted to geous act. One that demands punishment. Nor should I, because that would put you at "What kind of person would do that?" be loved, part of the group, who put his Retribution. risk. he asked through his pain. "What kind of faith, and blind tost in everyone he met — * * * Be strong, my sons. Trust sparingly. person could be so cruel?" through excruciating torment. Others may I'm writing this on Thursday, and by the Rage against the darkness. Parenting is especially difficult when have seen what was happening and did time I get home tonight, my sons will have you don't know the answer to a heartfelt nothing. heard about this, and they'll want to talk. Greg Bean is executive editor of question, when you don't have the words to Police say the suspects bound him in a And what will I say to that young son who Greater Media Newspapers.

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Moran finds a lot he likes about running Despite injuries, Notre kids on the team. But I started to improve toward the end, and things were much bet- Dame senior has had ter in my junior year. It took me a while to rewarding athletic career mature." Moran gives a great deal of credit to his BY RICHARD JEROME coaches, including head mentor Joe Staff Writer " McLaughlin and especially the late Joe Wroblewski, who died last year after a onsidering Ed Moran's accom- long bout with reclining cancer. plishments as a long-distance run- "His words of wisdom, his encourage- C ner, it's hard to believe he's rela- ment and compliments really helped make tively new to the sport. me a better runner," said the grateful "I didn't take up track until my sopho- Moran. more year," said Moran, a South Moran's high school career has not Brunswick resident who is a senior at been without obstacles. Notre Dame High School in Lawrence- ville, a track power. "In cross-country during my junior year, I was doing well and then broke my "It's my only sport," he added. "I went left foot," he noted. out for it because my friends said it was a good way to hang out and meet new peo- He recovered in time for the indoor ple." campaign and achieved his surprise 10th at Over the past few years, he's done a lit- the MOC. tle more than win some pals. Last week- "That established some higher expecta- end, for instance, Moran finished fourth in tions," Moran said. "Then last May at the the 3,200 at the New Jersey State state meet, I ran my personal best, a 9:32 in Intcrscholastic Athletic Association Indoor the 3,200, which was the sixth fastest in Track and Field Meet of Champions. In the state. I think that's still my biggest last year's indoor MOC, he placed 10th, thrill so far." while taking 11th in the outdoor competi- ' The fall brought another medical set- tion. back: once again, he broke an appendage This past fall he placed 23rd at the during cross-country, this time his right cross-country MOC in Holmdel Park. ankle. Ready to go in time for the winter Earlier this week Moran helped his season, Moran participated in a 10:27 Notre Dame Distance Medley Relay squad Distance Medley Relay performance that to a third place finish (10:27) in the for a time was the top high school clocking Eastern Regionals in New York City. in the nation. He went on to finish third at That earns the club a berth in the the Group III state meet. upcoming Nationals, which will be held in As he and his squad ready for the Boston. In dual meets, meanwhile, NDHS Nationals, Moran, who plans to study busi- is 11-0 this winter, with championships in ness in college, articulates the satisfaction DEFENSIVE PRESSURE — North BrunswickTownship High School's Jill Von the Mercer County meet and the CBC he takes from his varsity track exploits. Bischoffhausen and Stephanie Romanko surround East Brunswick's loop. "I love the competition and it keeps me Jessica Olszewski in their Greater Middlesex Conference Girls Basketball focused," he said, adding that he has also Tournament game on Saturday. The top-seeded Bears eliminated the Raiders For a star runner, Moran's varsity with 92-43 victory. career got off to an inauspicous start. accomplished the goal that was his whole "In my sophomore year, I was horri- reason for pursuing the sport: "I've made Augusto F. Menezes/Greater Media ble," he admits. "I was one of the worst some great friends." Vikings upset their way into GMC semis

South Brunswick girls nals tonight at Middlesex County College, tied at 36-36 in the fourth period when 15 second left to play. Almost eerily, the is the lowest seed to reach the semifinals SBHS went 7-of-9 from the line to ice the Vikings were again 7-for-9 in foul shots. eliminate Old Bridge since the GMC tourney was inaugurated game. Andreko also was a key player in the and Spotswood 13 seasons ago. Kirk, who also pulled down 10 second upset, hitting two final charity "I feel great about the way the girls are rebounds and blocked four shots, had pops to ensure a South Brunswick tri- BYjUCHARD JEROME playing," says Boehmer. "We're coming scoring assistance from junior gurad Dana umph, while senior guard Dawn Szabo Staff Writer ~ ' off two major upsets, and I'm happy to be Andreko who popped in 14. amassed 13 points and Julie Flantzer con- t may be a little early to call the in the semis." As it turned out, the Vikings had more tributed eight. South Brunswick High School girls' To make it this far, the Vikings first magic to dispense: a 55-52 heartstopper Given the broad base of the Viking basketball squad a Cinderella team, surprised Old Bridge, the fourth seed, against fifth-seeded Spotswood on attack, Boehmer is reluctant to single out I Monday night. Once again Kirk, who but the way Jaymee Boehmer's 11-11 with a 43-39 victory that was keyed by any one key player. Vikings have performed in the Greater Ursula Kirk who scored 15 points and averages better than 13 ppg., was the scor- "I give credit to every person on the Middlesex Conference Tournament, popped in the go-ahead score from the ing leader with 20. team," she said. things are surely heading in that direction. freethrow line late in the fourth quarter. But it was senior Jovan Martin who For the record, that would also include Number 13 seed SBHS, which faces Indeed, the free-throw was the tally of provided the clutch point, again with a assistant coaches Danielle Matlack and top-seeded East Brunswick in the semifi- choice for Boehmer's club: the score was freethrow, hitting from the line with just Rick Chromey. SENTINEL, FEBRUARY 25, 1999 2,7

The South Brunswick YMCA is now and-ovcr Basketball beginning March 16 taking registration for its Maich Madness (Tuesdays) and Co-ed Volleyball begin- TO RESPOND TO AN AD, CALL Basketball League. The league, which be- ning on March 4 (Thursdays). For more gins play on Maich 4, is open to playeis infoimatioii, or to register, call (732) 257- $1.99 PliR MINUTE. YOU tviUST BE 18 OR OLDER. ages 4 to 9 with beginner to inteimediate 4114. WANT MR RIGHT SEEKING GREAT GUY ILL MAKE YOU SMILE Single Cuban female 48 Single white professional 19 yr old single white male, skills and will meet on Saturday mornings The Middlesex County Ovcr-50 Soft- hazel eyes brown blonde hair female. 33 5 7 135 lbs pret Catholic, 5'5 160 lbs Enjoys at the Cambridge School for eight weeks. ii|||§i|PliS medium build professional ty fit non smoker enjoys* trav- movies, walks in the park and ball League is accepting new players. 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Member Bmhet at Coldwll Banker All lialei ol Canada 8 Sarah Court $280,000 be refunded by increasing the new rate by just One New Road 6 Sequoia Drive $232,642 1/8 percent or 1 percent. 31 Shepherd Way $256,540 Kendall Park 08824 2396 US Route 130 $650,000 REALTOR 23 Wheeler Road $150,000 REAL ESTATE 712-297-7171 www.nymetro.coldwellbanker.com An example of refinancing for just 1/2 per- cent lower rate with a refundable application fee would be as follows: Mr. Doe has a $125,000 mortgage at 8 percent for 30 years with a fixed payment of principal and interest ^ of $917.21 per month. He refinances on a "No Cost" program for an inteiest rate of 7 1/2 per- Lenders 30^-yr Fix. 1-yr ARM cent for 30 years with a fixed payment of prin- Phone # Comments cipal and interest of $874.02 per month Tins RATE Pff. PTS. new payment represents a savings of $43.19 American Suburban Fund. per month. 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First Bank-pl CfelftaJ Msfcf!' „ "Yoor#I Moirtgage toider" 3,00- His new payment would be $894.18 for a sav- ings of approximately $23.03 per month. In Freehold Savings & Loan First time Homebuyers 3% down 7.000% 0.00 6.625% 0 00 N/A N/A 7.250% 0.00 addition, he has also done one other thing. He 732-462-6700 with PMI now available. refinanced a mortgage with 26 years left, into FTM Mortgage Co. Prequalify online! a 25-year mortgage. He has not only lowered 6.870% 0.00 6.500% 0.00 5 380% 1.00 7.250% 0.00 800-969-8668 www.HomeLoansFTM.com his monthly payment, but he has also short- Hamilton National Mtg. E-ZRefi Specialists!!! ened his mortgage by one year. 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BOX 32632 LOVE AND HAPPINESS LUCY & ETHEL female, seeks warmhearted, com- meet a romantic gentleman with smoking, who Is fit, fun, affection- What's life without friends? Fun, brunette, brown eyes. Loves to LEAP OF FATE passionate, cultured, intelligent, similar interest, ana who is humor- 23 yr old, 6'2", 190 Ib single, white ate and family orientated with sim- party. Seeking single male 20 -22 male seeking someone who straight, single white female, 35. 52 yr old, 5'2", attractive, fun lov- serious yet fun loving, attractive in ous. Friends first. BOX 3999B llar Interests. BOX 32627 Seeking other straight female for with same interest. BOX 11356 ing, divorced, white, professional enjoys love, romance and happl- mind and body, professional Jew- I'LL MAKE YOU SMILE wacky adventures. Interasts LET'S FALL IN LOVE female. Enjoys theater, music, ish, nonsmoking, sincere gentle- " LET'S TALK " ness. BOX 12072 dancing, dining out, etc. Seeking man, 55 plus who loves music, art, 34 yr old, single white female, • 19 yr old single white male, Include clubs, museums, New Single white female, early 40's, SOULMATE Catholic, 5'5", 160 lbs. Enjoys York, working out and the out- trim, with warm passionate brown romantic, fit, youthful, caring male, dance, romance, movies, theatre, non-smoker, 57", slim to average travel, for true friendship. BOX build. Seeking to find a single Single whlte/hlspanic male, open movies, walks in the park, and doors. BOX 32607 eyes. Seeks an affectionate white 50-38, for possible long-term rela- minded, liberal, 36 yr old, blue amusement parks. Looking for professional businessman In early tionship. BOX 32646 32604 white male, with similar traits. Looking for someone to share, eyes, brown hair, seeking single and attractive female 18 to 21 with LET'S HAVE SOME FUN 50's for meaningful relationship. FINE LIKE WINE female, 26 to 36 with similar inter- similar Interest. BOX 14684 34 yr old, single, straight, white BOX 11983 A COMPLETE PACKAGE day trips, movies, fine dining and Single white female, like aged vin- Single, Jewish, professional good conversation. Family is very ests for casual relationship. Enjoy female. Looking for a straight, sin- reading, writing, movies, comedy FRIENDS FIRST gle, white female, 30 to 38, to go SINCERE ROMANCE tage wine, blue eyes, blonde hair, female, pretty, fit, spontaneous, Important. BOX 12860 25 yr old, 5'10". fit, good looking, Divorced, white, professional tall and slender. Seeking single, positive attitude, humorous, clubs and the outdoors. Must be a out and have a good time. Enjoys U WON'T BE SORRY!! honest, friendly, white male with female, 43, 5'5", green eyes, while male, 60 to 68. Must be non- romantic, classy. Enjoys holding non-smoker with no children . brown hair and hazel eyes, non- dancing, hiking, working out, the- brown hair, who is pretty and slen- smoker, financially fit, with a sense hands, walking on the beach, New 53 yr otd, tall and attractive, red BOX 35517 ater, movlas, music, and crafts. headed female, likes Atlantic City, smoker, social drinker. Enjoys the der. Interests are friends, movies, of humor. Enjoys travel, dancing, York City, travel, music, dancing. outdoors, movies, dancing, sports, BOX 35533 nature, physical fitness and the Seeking single, Jewish, profes- travel, sports, dining out and the HOPELESS ROMANTIC nature, reading and spending time Single, white male, 23 yr old, 6'2", dining out, conversations, book- with children. Seeking educated, good life, BOX 11393 sional male, 48 to 56, Intelligent, stock market. Looking for a tall, stores and more. Seeking a friend- SEEKING REAL FRIENDS sincere, non-smoking, gentleman, attractive, fit, caring, genuine, to attractive gentleman, caring, 180 lbs , brown hair, blue eyes, ly, honest, white female, 18- 28, Single, white female 27, 43 to 50, for possible relationship. DOWN TO EARTH share wonderful moments with. focused, sensitive and romantic. seeking woman to share romantic with similar interests. BOX 32589 (STRAIGHT) seeks single, white BOX 12851 Single black female, 49, honest, BOX 32605 BOX 39256 times with. BOX 36215 female, (STRAIGHT), 22-32, for ancfdown to earth. Enjoys movies LET'S JUST CHILL friendship. I enjoy rock clubs, WANT MR. RIGHT and quiet times. Seeking some- Single male, 20, seeking single bars, bowling, the movies, shop- Single Cuban female, 48, hazel one family oriented and not afraid female with similar interests. ping, karaoke, working out and eyes, brown-blonde hair, medium of commitment. BOX 14863 En|oy bowling, video games, and Manhattan. I would like a true build, professional. Searching for There are even more ads. SOUL MATE having a good time. BOX 34630 friend to do these with. BOX Mr. Right who must be husky, tall, See The Meeting Place on the Internet at 32571 passionate, caring, romantic, and Single white mother, early 40's, I WANT A NICE WOMAN have a sense of humor. BOX 5'2", 113 lbs, seeking someone http:// www. we bfri ende.com Divorced white male, non-smoker, 12960 who is fairly unique, gentle, kind 45 yrs., 6'2" , 225 lbs. Enjoys and family oriented, deep spirit sports, dancing, and dining out. SEEKING PRINCE companion, imaginative with good Seeking tall voluptuous, white GUIDELINES Charming! 5'10" plus, 40 to 56, humor. BOX 36533 female with same interests. BOX The Publisher assumes no liability tor articulate, educated, sweet and .36165 the contents of, or lepties to any pei- lovable, aggressive, single, no JUST SERIOUS REPLY sonnl adverli.serneiila; ,ind such liabili- drugs or smoking. 52 yr old, 5'6", 34 yr old, Christian mother, big MR. SPARKLE ty rest exclusively w»h the advertiser full figured, widowed female with and beautiful, easy going, friendly 29 yr old, East Brunswick male ot, or ies-pondent to, MJCII advertise- strawberry blonde hair, hazel and down to earth, Enjoys movies, with blonde hair and blue eyes, ments. The Publisher may, in us sole eyes, passionate, mature, down to quite time at home and'open for seeks dating partner for friendship discretion, change, reject or delete any earth. Enjoys movies, slow danc- outdoors activities. Seeking a ;yotir>CMfeq!$)&Q$ and possible relationship. 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DO YOU NEED HELP? FILL YOUR PLACE YOU AD HERE and FILL YOUR EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT NEEDS NOTICE NEEDS Call 1 -800-660-4237 CALL TODAY PLACE YOUR AD ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL HERE TO REACH LAKEMONTICELLO.VA. 350,000 READERS Take notice that application has been made to the Director Year round golf/lake communi- CALL 1-800-660-4237 of Alcoholic Beverage Control located at CN087., Trenton, ty close to UVA and New Jersey 0B62S to transfer to Carillon Importers, Ltd Charlottesville. Low taxes and SAYREVILLE trading as Carillon Importers, Ltd. for premises located at home packages available. Call Fenced in area 90' X 100' 175 Campus Plaza, Edison, NJ 08837 the Plenary Southern Home Builders Suitable for small business Wholesale License Number3400-23-018-003 heretofore 1-800-344-8471. Needing storage & parking issued to Carillon Importers, Ltd trading as Carillon room for equipment & products. Importers, Ltd. for the premises locatedat One Parker PARLIN-BY OWNER Enclosed area suitable for Plaza, 19th Floor, Fort Lee, New Jersey. The corporation Bi-level, 3 bedrm., 2 lull bath, repair work of various types. that holds an interest in this license is Qramet Holdings inground pool, 1 car garage, Call 732-257-8400 Corp., 200 South Sixth Street, Minneapolis, MN., 55402. custom made oak kitchen, new carpet, new central air & cen- Objections, if any, should be made immediately in writing to tral vacuum. A must see 025 Business Reaching Over 180,000 Homes Director of the Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control, housel $178,900 Opportunities; Classified Display Friday prior • 4:00 pm CN 087, Trenton, New Jersey, 08625. Call 732-727-8678 in Middlesex & Monmouth Counties By M J. Kamer, Assistant Secretary AMERICA'S FUNNIEST Classified line Ads Monday 12:00 Noon Carillon Importers, Ltd HOME VIDEO. Top rated ABC • News Transcript • Sentinel • Suburban Six Landmark Square TV show. Limited vending • Independent • Examiner • Hub Stamlord, Ct. 06901-2704 distributors. Earn F/T $ in 10 MLHU3M Weekdays hours/month. Investment Monday through Friday 8:30 am - 5:00 pm Dated 2/17/99 S206.64 under $3/K. Fla. Ain#98-0165. 55+ADULT COMMUNITY 1-S77-TV OFFER. Pleass road vDlJr °d Wi • • i'ist cftiy of publication Wo accept Affordable homos close to responsibility for only thi. :i incorrect Insertion. We reserve the shoro, Philadelphia, New York AVON PRODUCTS: Start your .right to edit, reject or properly classify any ad City Call toll free for free own business. Work flexible NOTICE brochure and appointment. hours. Enjoy unlimited ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL HEARTLAND REALTY, earnings Call toll free Whiting, NJ 1-800-631-5509. 888-942-4053. Take notice that application has been made to the Director ot the Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control located at www.gmnews.com CN087, Trenton, New Jersey 08625 to transfer to UDV Bethany Manor, a senior citizen building located at 500 North America, Inc. trading as UDV North America, Inc. for Broad Street, Keyport, N.J will be accepting applications to premises located at 175 Campus Plaza, Edison NJ 08837 add to an existing waiting list for one-bedroom and efficiency Search our classifieds the Plenary Wholesale License Number 3400-23-042-002 apartments. If you are 62 years of age or older, you may heretofore issued to UDV North America, Inc trading as pick up an application from 9 AM to 12 Noon and 2 PM to 1. Select a CATEGORY. UDV North America, Inc lor the premises located at One 5 PM on Tuesday, March 9, 1999 at Bethany Manor, 500 Parker Plaza, 19th Floor, Fort Lee, New Jersey The corpo- Broad Street, Keyport, N.J. Applications will be processed 2. 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Closeout $3.95. : ASSEMBLE ARTS, Crafts, fully Insured [ iee Pstim.itcs & Cleanliness Count" Greater Media Newspapers Guaranteed interviews Open FIREWOOD HEADBOARD/ FOOTBOARD CALL EDDIE Toys in your spare time. Earn SEASONED 732-691-0869 OR 732-577-1166 All Work Guaranteed 7 Edgeboro Road CASHi Phone work, Typing, 9am to 9pm, 7 days a week. Full size. Good condition. Ex- Free Fstlmatos • Fully Insured East Brunswick, N J. 08816 Call 732-432-4000. 732-257-1416 clusive decorators. Mauve, 1-800-246-0869 Sewing, Electronics, more. ERAMICS & MOLDS 732-671-7768 References Available GreatPay! CALL -24 hour PROFESSIONAL RESUMES i125 Call 732-577-0069. information. 1-800-795-0380 Iver 40 pieces. Some that will get you noticed KITCHEN CHAIRS (4). reenware. Asking $150. PLUMBING Ext. 21 (SCA Network) Individually written. Call for Top condition. 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VTHE PUPPET LADY«* BEAUTIFUL HOUSECLEANING BUY IT, TOTAL HOME LIGHT HAULING & JUNK YOUR AD ALL MAKES PONTIAC GRAND AM 88. Specializinq in PRE-SCHOOL SERVICE. Experience & SELL IT, FIND IT IN REMOVAL. HOUSES, ETC. CAN BE HEREl 4 cyl., a dr, a/c. 145,000 ml., IMPROVEMENTS CARS FROM $500.00 w/newer eng. Great shapel PARTIES since 1977. references. Call 732-254-5828 CLASSIFIED. 1-800-660-4ADS Call 732-566-2828 Call Stan 732-951-0406 CALL CLASSIFIED SEIZED AND AUCTIONED Call 732-264-5170 1-800-660-4 ADS $1,995 Neg,732-441-9150 BEST CLEANING - Home or All your Fence Needs,Repairs NATIONWIDE office. Best service. Best Price Installed. All Types Free Est. W.J.P. CONTRACT INC 1-800-319-3323 EXT. 2730 PONTIAC SUNFIRE '96. All the time. 732-249-3084 Call Dennis 732-946-2280 Additions, Windows, Siding, A.T.C. 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Call 732-739-9045 WAXED -Still in business KITCHEN TUNE-UP Free estimates. 732-264-2520 PLUMBING & HEATING C. R. CLEANING SVCS. INC. after 40 years. Sam Delln • Restorations • Refinishing- $5,000 or best reasonable TAURUS '93 GL Sedan. V6, DISNEY ON SALE! ABC CLEAN-UPS Water Heators, Boiler Installa- offer Call 732-251-7295 Experienced. References upon Floor Waxing. Call for free •WOOD REFACING- tions, Remodeling. NJ Master pb/ps, air, cruise, power locks, Only $99 00 Per Couple. Call 908-755-1977 Basements, garages, attics Maingate Hotels & unlimited request. CALL 732-698-9375. estimate. Call 732-566-8690 and yards. Cafl 732-290-7644 Plumbers License It 5325 CARS $100,$500 & UP. Police 55,000 mi. Excellent condition Disney admissions. Call NOWI Impounds. 198O's-1997's Call 732-536-7943 CLEANING by TERESA, Apts RE-NU FLOOR SANDING CENTRAL CLEAN UPS Hondas, Chavys, Jeeps & 800-797-2660, EXT. 155. Homes-Offices, Daily-Weekly, 732-583-6667 • 732-545-8892 732-238-2945 Hours: 9am to 9pm. 081 Lawn Care; All types of debris removed. Sport Utility. Must Selll Refs., Exp. Call 732-432-6078 Free estimates 732-438-8684 800-772-7470 ext 7040 TOYOTA CAMRY SCRAPING & REFINISHING ^Landscaping BACSOKA '93. Almond. 4 dr. MINT. A/c, FIGURE SKATING TICKETS CLEANING SERVICE-Clean (SCA Network) Preferred seats, May 8, 1999, Hardwood Floors. Repairing/ HOUSE CLEAN-OUTS-We manual trans, am/fm cass., homes & offices Experiences installing. Over 30 years exp. clean out attics, basements, PLUMBING & HEATING CARS S100.-S500. and UP! driver's air bag 98,500 orig., 2PM. Lower section, seats 14 references. Call 732-613-0790 Guaranteed. 732-222-8935 & 15, Row 21 $110. for pair apartments, garages. CHEAP! Complete Kitchen & Bath Police Impounds: Hondas, Nis- hwy. mi. $7,800. 732-219-8830 A BRANCH INSPECTION FREE EST. 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Jeeps and Sport Utilities. Must FORD EXPLORER "97 Germany, Cleans houses and prices. Call 732-787-5829 BARBARO sell 1-800-772-7470 axt. 6063 ABSOLUTELY, ALWAYS BEAT alfpricesr732-951-0864 4X4 Sport 2DR. Lealher, apartments. Monday - Friday. PLUMBING & HEATING Water unroof, fully loaded, 23,000 Reliable and honest. Exp. and AFFORDABLE WE'LL BEAT ANY PRICEl CASH FOR YOUR CAR Heaters,Faucets, Sinks, Gas ARTY'S AUTO SALES mi., $20,500. Call 732-972-4310 references. 732-257-7946 SPRING CLEAN-UPS Noed help cleaning out? Attics Piping, Sewer Cleaning & All 079d Garage Doors Pruning & Trimming, Tree East Brunswick 732-257-6700 EXPERIENCED PERSON to basements. 732-846-5696. Repairs Eve. & week-end ISUZU TROOPER LS '96. Removals Stump Grinding, hours avail Lic# 10584 insured 4X4 Like new Still under warr. FAHRENHEIT INC. Will Clean Houses. Reasonable Drainage Sytems, Sod/Mulch/ ® CHRYSLER ® Leather, sunroof Fully loaded, Installation & Service Rates. Call 732-525-8628 Stone,Thatching & Seeding. 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HOUSECLEANING-Cleaning •SERVICE 7 DAYS ARBORCARE LARSON SVCS. 732-536-2613 License #5568 DODGE STEALTH '91 Red, 5 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE Ladies. Excellent work & • REASONABLE • FREE EST. speed, low miles. Exc. cond. Limited '96. Auto., 8 cyl. Fully DAVE'S APPLIANCE references. Call 732-525-2336 Monmouth/Ocean/Middlesex TREE EXPERTS 732-251-5660 Must sell. $7,000 or best loaded, tow hitch. Excellent 20 Years Serving Central NJ MAGIC RIGHT CLEANING Removal • Pruning • Stumps 086 Painting offer. Call 732-450-1451 cond. 100,000 mile warranty. Refrigerators & Major appl. Cleans offices, homes, & 732-615-2301 Free Estimates. Fully insured FORD Country Squire '89 Original owner, 77,000 hwy. Repair/Installs. 732-786-0810 condos. Excellent references. MICHAEL'S OHD COMPANY 732-721-8671 Station Wagon. Low ml. Fully mi. $20,900. Call 732-679-3097. Low rates. Call 732-324-1694 Sales/Service & Installations loaded. Fulf power, very good cond,, $2,995. • 732-471-9062 071 Building MARY'S CLEANING - Houses. of Garaqe Doors & Power BLAC OAK, INC. B TO Z COATINGS- Apartments. Offices. Reliable. Openers Call 732-572-1511 LAWN MAINTENANCE • $399. 3 ROOM SPECIAL!* FORD ESCORT WAGON LX 112 Autos/"Trucks Remodeling References. 9 yrs. experience. LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR Sal's painting. Call for info. ANYTIME, ANYWHERE '95. 4 DR., p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm, Wanted FREE estimates 732-432-0529 SPRING CLEANUP 32-521-0537 or 908-618-1532 28,000 miles. MINT condition, Fully Insured. FREE Estimates METICULOUS TOUCH 1080 Gutters $7,000 Call 732-613-5865. CARPENTERS - Inter./Exter. Call 732-679-8248 ACCENT PAINTING- All JOBS THE ROOF DOCTOR Cleaning Svce. Quality svce., xcellent Indoor & Outdoor Seals your leaks when you FORD TAURUS GL '8B: A/T, Molding, Doors, Partitions, Etc sat. guaranteed. Insured/bonded JGS 908-501-4486 MT ainting. Residential & need protection the most. a/c, p/s, p/b, p/w, p/d/l, premi- A& A Call Jeanine, 732-257-6266 :ommerclal. Free estimates. ROOT Repair Specialist um sound, cruise, low mi., Ex- Basement waterproof GUTTER Cleaning & Repairs All autos/trucks accepted Any Beeper 908-807-1931 TREE SERVICE -ully Insured. 732-679-5999 GUTTER CLEANING cellent, $2,850 -732-238-7253 cond. We pay the most cashl p-U-R-R-F-E-C-T-L-Y FREE ESTIMATES 1 Call John 732-251-0893 Tree Removal AFFORDABLE PAINTING Free estimates. Fully Insured. FORD TEMPO '94 - Auto., 732-536-8031 • 609-758-8850 CLEAN 'Trimming Interior/exterior, reliable, Evans Maint, 1-800-303-3873 a/c, am/fm. Brand new motor. AAA ABLE & DEAD 7 Days 1 Lot Clearing quality work, reasonable rates 4 door. Great condition, Free Removal of Junk Cars. HOME CLEANING AT ITS 1 $$ for new/old. 732-390-5531 072 Carpentry VERY BEST. 732-257-8463 080a Handy Stump Grinding • Firewood Call Room by Room Painting CARLIN ROOFING $4,800. Call 732-7B0-1421. Fully insured. 752-446-2040 732-607-2577 CONSTRUCTION - Roofs Persons Vinyl Siding, All Repairs. Free * HONDA ACCORD '86 * Est. Insured. 732-458-561S Excellent condition, p/s, p/b, AAA'CASH PAID ALL TYPES OF AL'S PAINTING p/w, A/C, am/fm cass., 140,000 All makos & models. Cash on MULCH ml. $1,900. Call 732-905-4028 the SPOT. Call 732-477-0228 IMPROVEMENTS - Free Est. AFFORDABLE HANDYMAN Organic mulch. Double Interior & Exterior GLENN'S ROOFING ANI CONST. 732-521-2444 POLISH RELIABLE-Woman All Jobs. 15 years exp. Free shredded. $15 cubic yard, GET THE BEST FOR LESS! • New Work-Tear-Offs A HONDA ACCORD LX '87 * ALL SCRAP CARS can clean your house & apart- estimates. Call 732-787-6538 Free estimate. 732-583-3306 • Re-Roofs • Torchdown Highway miles. Excellent DECKS, Additions, Kitchens 8. ment perfectly. "References" 10 yard minimum. FREE 20 Yrs. Exp. Free Est. AND TRUCKS, LARGE OR Bathrooms. S & R Home DELIVERY. Call 609-443-4059 condition. $2,400. or best offer. "MALL. ANY CONDITION. Call 732-525-2427 ALL AROUND HANDYMAN ALL PAINTING Fully Insured 732-940-2913 Call 732-341-4816, after 6PM. Improvements. 732-679-2291 All Types Of: H & H AUTO WRECKERS RESPONSIBLE, experienced INTERIOR/EXTERIOR J & R ROOFING & SIDING 732-591-0366 Home Repairs/Improvements STUMP & BRUSH Quality Work. Reasonable HONDA CIVIC LX '93 - BLUE. person will clean your home. 732-257-2750 or 732-431 -3981 UNBEATABLE RATES 4 cyl., auto., p/s, p/b, a/c, ANTI-POVERTY Foundation 074 Carpet Install Good refs. Luz- 732-919-1068 LOTS CLEARED Rates. Call Mike 732-363-2786 78,400 mi., p/d/l, p/w, cruise, ANY & ALL TYPES OF HOME BLANCHARD PAINTING Exp. & Ins. 732-846-7525 s Bejpair/Sale SPANK-N-CLEAN Professional Rudy 732-251-5953 tilt, am/fm cass , alrbaq. Ask- PLEASE DONATE REPAIRS & SERVICES. TREES -Trimmed • Removed Qual, work. Res. prices. ing $7,500. Call 732-422-8405. Your car or truck, etc to leed & Home & Office Cleaners No job to small. 732-607-1602 Call Kevin 732-360-2941 MAGIC TOUCH clothe the poor & homeless of Reliable, Refs. 732-390-8711 •Stumps Ground -Wood Chips LINCOLN TOWN CAR'88 Reasonable Rates ROOFING & SIDING Monmouth & Middlesex County A.J. CARPET-Sales/Repairs F& R HOME Call 732-257-1416 Anytime BUSY B'S PAINTING Fully Insured • FREE Estimates Excellent condition, $3,000., Same Day FREE Towing Restetches/Relays Int./Ext., Wallpapering Call 732-525-0712 or bast offer. Please cali 077Drywaii IMPROVEMENT - Inter Exter. Installations Quality for less Ins., Free Est 732-238-5553 732-390-6626. TAX DEDUCTIBLE Sheetrock Painting, Carpentry Fully ROOFING BY Insured. Frank 732-787-6526 082 Lawn Mower & D PAINTING Interior/Exterior »MERCEDESBENZ« Call 732-382-8060 732-536-4703 HANDYMAN- The Home Mso Powerwashlng. Fully ALEX SMUTKO 300E '87. MUST SEEl Mint, garage kept. White, tan leather CARS/TRUCKS owner's Friend. All types of I nsured. Carlo. 732-416-0165 Low Winter Rates CARPET REPAIRS int., chrome whls. more! ALLAIRE CONTRACTING home repairs. Carpentry, until April 1st.! • Installation • Re-Stretching Prof, taping & spackling since palming, etc. 732-833-1397 $9,000. best otfer 732-583-2564 FOR EXPORT • Relay Used Carpet • LARSON SERVICES KELLY'S PAINTING Ask about special discounts! 1984. Free est. 609-259-2080 PAPERHANGING '86-97. paying 1,000's over SAME DAY SERVICE HANDYMAN-All Jobs. Repairs-Parts-P/U & Delivery MERCURY GRAND Marquis dealers. Hi miles OK Lease & PAPER REMOVAL I need you 8 you will save LS '92. Black. Loaded. Excel- SHEETROCK & TAPING Big & Small. Very Reasonable. CALL 732-536-2613 money with me. But more than bank payoffs OK. Cash al 732-679-6031 Specializing in small jobs Free estimates. 732-679-5999 Over 15 YEARS EXPERIENCE lent cond., new tires, 110,000 your door Call 732-462-5017 JIM'S CARPET- Free Estimates. 732-679-2142 that, you will get the best hand- mi., $5,900. Call 732-536-1768. Free Estimates. 1-800-640-3969 ODD JOBS - Can do most nailing money can buy & the INSTALLATION expertise that over 30 years of MITSUBISHI ECLIPSE '95. Sales, cleaning, re-lays, anything,. No Job Too Small. 083 Masonry LERIO PAINTING CASH PAID Call John 732-251-0893 Painting, Plastering, Taping experience brings with it. Black. Auto., alarm, CD player. For junk cars, trucks, for re-stretches and repairs. ;-vr-Paving >\.( All power, rear spoiler, 58,000 Call 732-495-9483 078 Electrical RENT-A-SON Sheetrook, Papernanging cycling. Call anytime Tomrr Free Estimates I also do built up roofing mtlos Excellent condition. Dell's 732-787-54,53 Odd jobs done around the & some sub work! Asking $10,500. or best offer house. Inside & out. CALL 732-381-5464. 075 Ceramic Tjle; Call 732-238-2429 CHIMNEY REPAIRS 732-390-8655 ^DONATE YOUR CAR"* ALL TYPES of Electrical Work FREE phone card to donors. Repair/Install ALL WORK GUARANTEED 732-583-0412 NISSAN SENTRA '91. Must Tax Deductible, Free Towing Recessed lights, track lighting, CALL JOHN, 732-S21-0267 MIKE'S selll Excellent cond., auto., addle fans, service changes. 08pbHome DON'S CUSTOM MASONRY 1-800-794-7663 am/fm cass., a/c, $3,200. or HERITAGE FOR .ic. # 6252. Hal 732-572-6750 PROFESSIONAL best offer. Call 732-651-9881. :;; Improvements Fireplaces/Patios/Foundations S&RHOOFING & SIDING AFFORDABLE ALL-BORO ELECTRICAL Free estimates. 732-251-4352 Painting & Wallpapering Inc. THE BLIND Int./Ext. 10% off. Free Est. Windows, Carpentry. Fully Ins. NISSAN SENTRA '92- Ceramic tile-Install $2.75 & up Residential/Commercial FREE Estimates. 732-679-2291 2 dr., standard, new clutch, air, sq. ft. Free est. 732-845-3784 FREE estimates. Lie. #14112 FERNANDO MASONRY 1-800-2-DONATE ADDITIONS • BASEMENT 88,000 ml., 2 yr. inspection. " Call 732-888-3630 Concrete, blocks, briok.pavers, 1-800-820-1711 Asking $2,500. or best offer. AD #3004 CERAMIC TILE Installed BATH • KITCHENS • Free est. driveway paving, stucco, etc. * Baths remodeled - Kitchen & AMP ELECTRICAL-All ANI Construction 732-521-2444 PAINTING & PAPERHANGING 092 Special Call 732-257-9127 JUNK OB RUNNING AUTO'S Snow plowing. Fully Insured. nt./Ext. Free Est. Honest Foyer Floors • Repairs. Electrical repairs / Installations Free Est. Call 732-446-5877 Services Ed Quackenbush Burglar alarms. Lie #8977C ADDITIONS-ALL HOME prices. Call Joe 732-937-8166 ®OLDSMOBILE® FAST CASH Call 732-721-2062 Free Estimates. 732-739-8797 REPAIRS- Painting, MASON will fix & repair steps, 732-723-9292 Basement finishing. Free est. CALAIS '86 or Pager 732-498-5636 CERAMIC TILE & MARBLE DEPENDABLE Electric Co. Fully insured. 732-821-5969 sidewalks & plastering. Very PAINTING 2DR. 4 cyl. Auto., a/c, p/s, p/b, INSTALLATION Lie #5151 Complete Service. reasonable. 732-988-0029 Interior/Exterior - Wallpaper p/w, am/fm cassette. WANTED- RUNNING and ALL JOBS-Small & BIG. DOLL DOCTOR REPAIRABLE Cars & Trucks No job too big or small. Free Estimates. 732-738-7070 MASONRY - FOR ALL YOUR removal. Powerwasnlng. DOLL REPAIRS New tires. Asking $995. Concrete, carpentry, roofing & Call 732-257-1625, after 4:00 $100. and UP. Junk Cars Fresie estimates. 732-920-0285 NEEDS - McMullen Construction. Quality work. 20 yrs. exp. "Keep The Memories" Removed. 732-23B-9481 GCP ELECTRIC much more. FREE estimates. Insured. John 732-2S1-0893 CUSTOM CERAMIC TILING We Return Phone Calls! Lie.// Call George 732-238-2257 Call 732-542-8044 Dr. Kathleen • 732-462-3589 OLDSMOBILE OMEGA '84 New installation, repairs, 12849, Toll Free 1-888-LITES77 PAPERHANGING 4 dr., cream , air. cond. WE BUY JUNK CARS remodeling. Free estimates. HOME MAINTENANCE MASONRY - NEW WORK $13./single roll. 25 years exp. 110,750. ml. $400./ best offer. Marlboro Auto Wreckers John Cherry 732-290-9086 All carpentry needs, decks/ REPAIRS. Refs. Available Mike 732-462-9097 094B Telephone Calf after 7 pm 732-747-6285 Call 732-591-1400 JB ELECTRICAL walkway repairs, tree/yard Call 732-254-0643 Installation JOHN'S CERAMIC TILE See us in the Yellow Pages work, etc. Call 732-251-9342, PHIL POLO & SON REMODELING & REPAIRS Residential/Commercial Painting & Paperhanging Bathrooms • Foyers • Kitchens 15% off Service Upgrade J&C CONTRACTING 084 Moving 1117 Trucks Interior/Exterior • Fully Insured •Z? PHONE Installation Over 25 years experience 15% Senior Discount ALL HOME IMPROVEMENTS FREE Estimates 732-780-3575 FREE ESTIMATES Bonded & Insured • Lic.#12823 SIDING • WINDOWS • DOORS Storage REPAIR • JACKS • WIRING Vans Call 732-324-7983 FREE Est. • Radio Dispatched 732-525-2822 • 7,32-360-0606, POPCORN CEILINGS 25vrs. exp. w/NYNEX ' Professionally sprayed Call Ed 732-536-2477 1-800-317-7530 Int. painting/wallpaper removal Run 'til It Sells! HEVY Astro Cargo Van '92 BILLY'S MOVING Call 732-525-1625 3,200 mi. on new engine (have KINGS TILE JBS ELECTRIC- A/C lines & ^CONSTRUCTION* Res./Cornm. 20 years exp. 1095G Waterproofing all paperwork), 76,000 mi. on Installers of TILE & MARBLE pools. Ceiling & attic fans. Affordable Prlces.Quality Work Owner present on all lobs. SUTKOWSKI'S WALLS body. Front end damage on Specializing in Regrouting Reasonable. Lfc. #11363. • Additions • Sunrooms • Decks Fully licensed & insured. • Wallpapering • Painting passenger side. Best offer. Recaulking & All Repair Work. 732-888-8298 •Siding • Windows • Basements Lic.#00275. Call 732-223-2446 E-mail: [email protected] Free Estimates. 732-679-9S00 Free Est. & Ins. 732-360-2660 732-290-1712 $28. Call 732-613-0746. JRM ELECTRIC FURNITURE HAULING NARISI TILE JD HOME REPAIRS #1 In Furniture Care Anywhere. Polish Hardwork With MR. FIXIT ****** EXPERT INSTALLATION Free Estimates. Lie. #9944 Full household/partial move. German Precision AUTOMOTIVE Bonded & Insured WE DO IT ALLI Basement Waterproofing CLASSIFIED CHEVY S-10 PICK-UP •Ceramic Tile -Granite -Marble FREE est. Call 732-446-4085 Lie. PM00276. Fully insured. 1985, 4x4, runs good. Free Est. Joe 732-617-0325 Residential & Commercial Call Jim 732-303-1055 WALLPAPER 1-800-765-2793 (Private Party Only) KITCHENS Hung with TLC. Patience & 32,500.00 or best offer. 732-525-9770 1 New • Refacing • Countertops Neatness! Maria 732-888-1337 Free Est. Deal w/owner Save 4 LINES • 4 WEEKS -$28. Call Pete, 732-7B0-2448 076 Cleaning GENERAL REMODELING Q84a Light (each additional line $7.) DODGE RAM MODEL 1S00 Domestic Low Prices, Quality Work Hauling 110 Autos for Sale some restrictions apply '96. Ext. cab. 4X4, alarmed, RYAN 25 Years Experience 087 Power Must call every 4 weeks 56,000 mi., $14,000. Great Call 732-542-2274 Washing to renew. condition. Call 732-521-2305. ABSOLUTELY SPOTLESS ELECTRIC CO. SHARP CUT MECH. CORP. FORD F150 PICK UP '85. Move-In/Out. Carpets,Wlndows Free Estimates. Insured Quality Home Improvements- REMOVAL ®ACURA LEGEND® 1-800-660-4ADS 4WD. 70,000 miles, rebuilt en- Weekly • Biweekly • Monthly Industrial, Commercial Heating/Kitchens/Baths/Addit. RICK'S LS '88. Blue. 110,000 mi. Well gine, bed liner, cap. Runb Residential. Lie. #7134 Attics, Basements, Debris maintained.,L9aded, Sunroof. QREATI $2,200., or best offer. Insured & Bonded. Free Est. DECKS • PAT10! 'USES .LOC AL 732-254-7979 : 1 No Job Too BIG "•9553 Extras. $4,500, '"732-617-9331 eal|-73Z-25f-7128 . - 732-43-1'9099 * 732-9216^434= 1 ^^fo^ii " "'Rick 732-251-59S3 . • FREE Demos."7; 4Door, V6 Engine, Automatic Transmission, Power Steering, Power Brakes, Air Conditioning, Cruise Control, Dual Air Bags, Tinted Glass, Power Windows/Locks/ Mirrors/Trunk/Ant, Rear Defogger, Delay Wiper, AM/FM Stereo w/Cassette & CD Player, Cloth Interior/Bucket Seats, Alloy Wheels, Center Console, All Season Radials, Tilt Wheel Steering. 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1990 FORD 1993 DODGE 1994 PONTIAC MUSTANG LX SHADOW ES SUNBIRD Hatch, Auto Trans, 4-Cyl Eng., PS, 2-Dr., Automatic Transmission, 4- 2-Dr, Auto Trans, 4-Cyl Eng., PB, Air, P/Winds/Lks, Rr. Del, Cruise, Cyl Eng., Power Steering, Power Power Steering, ABS Brks, Air, T/GIs, Pop Up Roof, Wired Whis, Brakes, Air, Dual Air Bag, Tilt. VIN P/Lks, Tilt, AM/FM St. Cassette. AM/FM SI .Cass, VIN KLF161911. IIPN528770. Stk. K2918A. 69,401 Low Miles. VIN HR7519269. Stk. Stk. #16466. 60,781 Mi. #2981 P. 59,877 Mi. 4495 '4995 6895 1995 MERCURY 1996 BUICK 1993 PONTIAC BRAND NEW LEASE PER MO. SABLE WAGON CENTURY BONNEVILLE Auto Trans w/OD, 6-Cyl Eng., PS, PB, Air, 4-Dr., Auto Trans w/OD, 6-Cyl Eng., PS, 4-Dr, Auto Trans w/OD, 6-Cyl Eng, PS, ABS 1999PONTIAC SUNFIRESE Dual Air Bag, P/Dr. Seat/Winds/Lks/Mirrs, ABS Brks, Air, Air Bag, P/Winds/Lks, Rr. Brks, Air/Air Bag, P/Dr. Seat/Winds/Lks/Mirrs, 36 M.OS-* Rr, Def/Wpr, Till, Cruise. Inter Wprs, Alloy Del,, Tilt, Cruise, Inler Wprs, T/GIs, Rr. Del, Tilt, Cruise, Inter Wprs, Alloy Whls, 2-Dr., Auto Trans, 4-Cyl Eng., PS, P/ABS Brks, No Money Down Whls, T/GIs, AM/FM St. Cass. VlN AM/FM SI. Cass. VIM KT6426862. Slk. T/GIs, Llhr, AM/FM St. Cass. VIN SP1251565. Air, Dual Air Bag, Rear Defrost, Tilt, AM/FM HSA690230. Stk. K2966A, 68,364 Mi. #2631A. 57,144 Ml. Slk, II3039A, 60,862 Mi. Stereo. VIN #X7535511. Stk. #N2838. MSRP: +No 1st Mo. Payment S $14,880. Lease: Total Due At Lease Inception: +No Ref. Sec. Dep. S $800, Total of Payts: $5904. Total Cost: $6704. +$400 Bank Fee 7995 8995 Purchase Optn At Lease End: $8684. +$400 Coll. Grad Rebate(if quail 1994 CHEVY 1994 PONTIAC 1993 FORD $800 Total Due At Lease Inception CAVALIER GRAND PRIX MUSTANG GT Convert,, Auto Trans w/OD, 6-Cyl Eng., 2-Dr., Aulo Trans w/OD, 6-Cyl Eng., PS, 2-Dr., Auto Trans w/OD, B-Cyl Eng, PS, ABS Brks, Air, Air Bag, P/Winds/Lks, ABS Brks, Air, Ait Bag, P/Winds/Lks/ PS, PB, Air, Air Bag, P/Winds/Lks, Rr. Del., Tilt, Cruise, Inler Wprs, Alloy Mirrs., Rr. Del., Tilt, Cruise, Inter Wprs, Rr. Def., Tilt, Cruise, Inter Wprs, Whls, T/GIs, AM/FM St, Cass. VIN T/GIs, AM/FM SI. Cass. VIN SRF314547. Alloy Whls, T/GIs, AM/FM St. Cass, SR7334529. Stk. «3047A. 60.101 Mi. Slk. H2552RT. 56,021 Mi. VIN lfPF201376. 3030A. 59,032 Ml. 9995 S9995 S10,995 1996 PONTIAC 1996 PONTIAC 1998 BUICK GRAND AM GRAND PRIX SKYLARK. 2-Dr., Auto Trans w/OD, 6-Cyl Eng,, PS, 2-Dr., Auto Trans w/OD, 6-Cyl Eng., 4-Dr., Auto Trans w/OD, 6-Cyl Eng, LEASE PER MO. ABS Brks, Air, Air Bag, P/Winds/Lks, Rr. PS/Winds/Lks, ABS Brks, Air, Air Bag. PS/Winds/Lks, ABS Brks, Air, Dual Air BRAND NEW Def., Tilt, Cruise. Inler Wprs, T/GIs, Sun Rr. Del.. Tilt, Cruise, Inter Wprs. Alloy Bag, Rr. Def., Tilt, Cruise, Inter Wprs, Roof, AM/FM St. Cass. V1N#TM505122. Whls, T/GIs, AM/FM St. Cass. VIN T/GIs, AM/FM St. Cass. VIN 1999 PONTIAC GRAND AM SE 36MOS.* Stk. #3056P. 37,858 Mi, #TF250655. Stk. #2922P. 54,265 Mi. WC41BB78. Stk. #2942P. 23,359 Mi. 4-Dr., 4-Spd. Auto Trans w/OD, 2.4L 4-Cyl No Money Down $ Eng., PS, P/ABS Brks, Air, Dual Air Bag, P/Lks +No 1st Mo. Payment 10,995 10,995 Rear Defrost, T/GIs, AM/FM St. Cass. VIN J10,995L #XM703382. Stk. #N1708. MSRP: $18,735. +No Ref. Sec. Dep. 1996 PONTIAC 1996 BUICK 1995 GMC Lease: Total of Payts: $8100. Total Cost: +$400 Bank Fee GRAND PRIX RIVIERA JIMMY SLT $8900. Purchase Optn At Lease End: $11,178. +$400 Coll. Grad Rebatetif quail 2-Dr., Aulo Trans w/OD, 6-Cyl Eng., PS, 2-Dr., Aulo Trans w/OD, 6-Cyl Eng., PS, PB, 4-Dr., S.U.V.. Auto Trans w/OD, 4WD, 6-Cyl Eng., $800 Total Due At Lease Inception ABS Brks, Air, Air Bag, P/Seats/Winds/Lks, Air, Dual Air Bags, P/Dr. Seat/Winds/Lks/ PS, ABS Brks. Air, Air Bag, P/Dr. Seat/Winds/ Rr. Del., Tilt, Cruise, Inter Wprs, Alloy Ant/Mlrrs, Rr. Del, Tilt, Cruise, Inter Wprs, Lks/Mirrs, Rr Def/Wpr. Tilt, Cruise, Inler Wprs, Whls, AM/FM St. Cass. VIN STF248937. Alloy Whls, T/GIs, AM//FM St. Cass. VIN Alloy Whls, T/GIs, AM/FM St. Cass. VIN Slk. S3073P. 32,003 Mi. »T4712001. Slk. #2590P. 43,250 Mi. IS2523148. Stk. H3035A. 49,410 Mi, S12,995 S14,995 i 5,995 1996 GMC 1998 PONTIAC BRAND NEW 1999 BUICK 1996 GMC JIMMY SLT SUNFIRE CONVERTIBLE SONOMA HIGH RIDER 4-Dr., SUV, Auto Trans WOO, 4WD, 6-Cyl Eng,, 2-Dr., Auto Trans w/OD, 4-Cyl Eng, PS, Ext. Cab, Pick-Up, Auto Trans, 6- PS, ABS Brks, Aif, Ail Bag, P/Dr. Seat/Winds/Lks/ ABS Brks, Air, Dual Air Bag, P/Wipds/Lks, CENTURY Cyl Eng., PS, ABS Brks, Air, Air Mirrs, Lthr, Rr. Pel/Wnr, Tilt, Cruise, Inter Wpis, Rr. Del., Tilt, Cruise, Inter Wprs, Alloy Bag, P/Winds/Lks, Tilt, Cruise, Inter Alley Whls. T/GIs, AM/FM St. Cass. VIN Whls, T/GIs, AM/FM SI. Cass. VIN 4-Dr., 4-Spd. Auto Trans w/OD, Frnt Will Drive, 3.1 LV6 Wprs, AM/FM St. Cass. VIN HT2551377. Slk. 82546P. 35,563 Mi. Eng., PS, P/ABS Brks, Air, Dual Air Bag, P/Winds/Lks, Rr. #T8527698. Stk. K3055P.29.736 Mi, KWB205644. Stk. K242P. 15,000 Mi. Del-, Tilt, Cruise, Inter Wprs, T/GIs, Keyless Entry, AM/FM S St. Cass. VIN 1X1407225. Stk. HN2408, MSRP: $19,830. *15,995_ 16.995 16.995 Lease: Total of Payts: $8820. Total Cost: $9220. Purchase 1998 PONTIAC Optn At Lease End: $11,803. 1994 CHEVY 1998 BUICK SUBURBAN RIVIERA TRANS AM CONVERTIBLE No Money Down 4-Dr., S.U.V., Aulo Trans w/OD, 4WD, 8-Cyl Eng., 2-Dr, Aulo Trans w/OD, 6-Cyl Eng.. PS, ABS Brks. Aulo Trans w/OD, 8-Cyl Erg, PS, ABS Brks,,Air, PS, ABS Brks, Ait, PJDr. Seat/Winds/Lks/Mirrs, Air, Dual Aif Bag, PHd Seats/WindsMs/Anl/Mitrs, Dual Air Bags, P/Dr. SeatAVinds/UsMrrs, Rr. +No 1st Mo. Payment. Rr. DeWpr, Tilt, Cruise, Inler Wprs, Alloy Whls, Rr. Del, Till, Cruise, inter Wprs, Alloy Whis, T/GIs. Def., Till, Cruise, Inter Wprs, Alloy Whls, T/GIs, +No Ref. Sec. Dep. T/GIs, AM/FM St. Cass. VIN IRJ433720. Slk. Moon Rod, AftFM SI. CassJCD. VIN 8W47O0O9I. AM/FM St. Cass. VIN IW2227280. Stk. S2779P. Slk. D3054P, 35,324 Mi. +£400 Bank Fee S2889A. 74,630 HI, 6,175 Mi, $400 Total Due At Lease Inception S $ LEASE PER MO. 36 MOS.* 18,995 19,995 'Satisfaction Guaranteed' POICUAC « BUIGIC Rt. 9 & Craig Rd.? GMC SPORT UTILITY Freehold, NJ "40 Years Of Trust And Service" (732)462-0847 'Lease based on closed end lease to qualified buyers. Mileage allowance of 12,000 p/year w/excess miles @ .20c p/mile thereafter, Prices includes all costs to be paid by a consumer except for licensing, registration & taxes, Pictures Used For Illustration Purposes Only And or 1-800-398-4343 May Not Represent Actual. Models. Offer Expires Saturday, February 27,1999. ACCENT PRICES START AT: ELANTRA PRICES START AT: MSRP 9,434 MSRP 11,934

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