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SCOTT FRIEDMAN Lauren Libou (far right) and Khristina Criqui (seated) focus on the direction of their coaches during practice for the North Brunswick Indians Back to School Pop Warner Cheerleading Squad. The two girls are part of Challenger Cheer, a program designed to integrate physically and mentally challenged Be ready when school cheerleaders into the team. bells ring. Check out today's special section Page 13 Pair of girls up for the challenge Cheerleaders won't Libou, two members of Challenger Township High School, decided to implement Cheerleading who have joined the squad this the Challenger program in North Brunswick Index let disabilities year. last year to complement the Central Jersey Classified 39 keep them off sidelines Both girls have developmental disabilities, Pop Warner Challenger Squad. Crossword .33 with Khristina who has cerebral palsy and "They're doing great. Khristina does what Editorials 10 BY JENNIFER AMATO Lauren who has apraxia, which affects her she can do. She can't do the jumps of course [in Entertainment 31 Staff Writer communication abilities. The special her wheelchair], but she can do the twirls and Obituaries 28 Challenger program provides an opportunity do the moves ... and Lauren, just in a couple of Police Beat 29 Hello to you from the blue and white. I'll stop at nothing to put up a fight. for them to be active, make new friends, days, has picked up half a cheer already," she Real Estate 35 assimilate themselves into ordinary, everyday said. Sports 34 I have a team that can't be beat. Sit back and get ready for defeat. activities, and limit their limitations. Khristina joined the squad last year, North Brunswick Indians can't be beat! "I saw a girl that was a cheerleader and I adding to her impressive list of activities she said, all right, I want to be a cheerleader," already participates in, including acting, A Greater Media Newspaper he "Hello" cheer for the North Khristina said. "I think it's fun." singing, dancing, playing the guitar and flute, Brunswick Indians Pop Warner Sue Simmons, who was the cheer coordina- and swimming. She said that during last tor for the Adams Athletic Club Pop Warner year's season, the other girls on the squad 1 www.gmnews.com ! T Cheerleading Squad is particularly appropriate for Khristina Criqui and Lauren program and a coach at North Brunswick {Continued on page 23)
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NORTH BRUNSWICK - The mys- tery of the two buildings constructed by Regal Cinemas on Route 1 is beginning to unfold, albeit only slightly. Commerce Center NB-1, LLC, a sub- sidiary of Prestige Properties, owns 13.9 acres of property just south of the movie theater. Two commercial/retail buildings have their shells already con- structed, with one consisting of a super- market foundation. According to the mayor's office, Joseph Comporatto of Commerce Center NB-1 said there are no tenants at this time, either for the proposed supermarket or for the other available space. Representatives from Prestige Properties could not be reached for com- ment. The current zoning of the property, which is located adjacent to the Commerce Center, is transitional mixed-use, which was changed from industrial back in 1985, according to township zoning official Mike Proietti.
He said that the original application for JENNIFER AMATO a supermarket was approved, with the Two commercial/retail buildings have been constructed near the Regal Cinema movie theater on Route 1 in North Brunswick. building permits issued and founda- No tenants have been announced yet, although foundations for a supermarket have been laid. tions constructed. The building can only be Tsuilt as a supermarket unless a new Board, and that the agreement and res- leaving the township with no legal town to stand by its original position," application brought before the Zoning olution for this particular subdivided lot abstention to the plans. However, before he said. Board of Adjustment is inconsistent stated that the residential element the developer can receive site plan Womack said that a supermarket with a supermarket construction. could not receive building permits until approval from the Planning Board and would be "helpful" and is the "right kind In relation to the approval granted 50,000 square feet of retail space was break ground, the supermarket must be of planning" in the area, but that the over 10 years ago, there may also be 108 occupied. He added that the belief was in place. supermarket itself is not the issue. The townhouses built on 16.11 acres of land that the retail element would offset the "This is largely because we need for importance lies in the townhouses only along Hartland Commons, which is residential development in terms of tax, people who do develop in town, we need being built if suitable conditions exist owned by K. Hovnanian, in accordance leverage. to be able to stand by our agreements per the agreement reached during with an old settlement agreement. According to the township's current and our understandings. Developing Mayor Paul Matacera's term. According to Proietti, the current retail perspective, the townhomes cannot be and planning in the town are like pieces "I think 108 townhouses being put developer is not associated with the res- built before this aspect of the agree- of the puzzle and the town can't let up there, or anywhere, without holding idential developer, but the residential ment is satisfied. Mayor Francis "Mac" itself be in a position where it has the developers or property owners to townhouse development permits are Womack said that because of this con- approved something in the past ... and the letter of their agreement would be contingent on occupied retail space. tingency, K. Hovnanian can build its then years later a new mayor, such as the wrong thing to do," Womack said. Proietti said that the townhouse devel- housing units once a supermarket is myself, or a new council goes ahead and There is no set timetable for the com- opment was part of a subdivision and established; due to the previous agree- builds without [consideration for past pletion of the supermarket or approval site plan approval from the Planning ment the development would be valid, agreements]. ... It is important for the of the townhouses. Rally for Ryan blood drive, walk this weekend thought he sprained his leg. When he selling blue wristband.- during the very nice, very respectful, quiet, a Event will help defray visited his doctor, he was diagnosed sea>on Lo add funds. The Kir.-t Aid <& very quiet kid." said Rodney Reii)M>n, costs ofN.B. youth's with cancer and has since been in and Rescue Squad bar- helped transport the- president of the baseball associa- out of tin- children's center al Robert Ryan to the hospital and member tion and a former coach of R\an\j older cancer treatment Wood Johnson [.'Diversity Hospital in Mindy Steinman is organizing the hrother. "He's just a really nice kid BY JKNNIl-KR AM.YJ'O New Brunswick. Uecan.se ul'tho highly walk. In addition, each of the other and we're tr\in« to raNe jntoneyl for Si.alt'Wni.-r expensive cost of cancer treatment. youth sports organizations in town the faniih because it's such an expen- lIn- baseball association is holding a has participated in rai.-inj: money for si\c burden."' NOKTI1 BRV'NSWirK - Let".- hit Rally for R\un on Saturday ami i ho Youngnians. longtime North Ryan's parents could not be a home run for Ryan. Sunday. Brunswick resident who have sewn reached due- lo his ongoing medical The sentiments l.h:it ha\e echoed A ."-mile walk will he ln.-ld at the children, three of whom are adopted. treatment. However. Reinson .said throughout the .-eason for the North ('ommuniu Park on Route \'M) on The family has been with the ha-iohall I hat pt-ople should "In* glad \ou can Brunswick Bas-ehall Association will Saturday. Registration i~ sit 7::Hl a.m. league for generations, with Ryan'-- wake up every day and he healthy. ... particularly hii homo thi-. weekend and I he walk hi-tiiri- at -s a.m. The cust father playing ball in town \ears ago. Communily-wi.-e. everybody has rcal- when a walk-a-thon and blood drive is *2O lor adults and SK> for children. R\an himself was in the league for 1\ .-stepped up and tried to help um- will be held to rai>e funds for Ryan A blood drive will be held a1 Our five years before hi.-, diagnosis. wuy they possibly can. ft hits hoim- Youngman. a 12-year-old township l.ady of Peace- Church on Route lot) on However, although he cannot piny wilh everybody who has kids." resident who was recently diagnosed Sunday from i»:."M) a.m. l.o 1:^0 p.m. now and missed an opportunity to Additional donations ma,\ be m-nt with bone cancer. Ryan i.- expected lo need blood at travel witli the team to ('oopersiown. to the North Brunswick Baseball & The second baseman for the 12- some point, arid blood donations are N.Y.. he iome1inu"< kept score and did Softball Association iNfiBSA). c-o yoar-old travel team was playing ball reportedly at low levels. announcing during the game*. RyanV Fund. 1233 Williamson Road, about five months ago when he Tin: baseball teams have* also been ''He is a verv well-mannered kid. North Brunswick. 0S9U2. 4 SENTINEL, August 16, 2007 NS www.gmnews.com Teachers* union endorses candidates on both tickets
incumbents, both Baroni "He was very strong Assembly to promote a quality system Influential NJEA backing and Greenstein had on education issues and of public education for our students and established records in we believe he would be fighting to protect the interests of stu- goes to Greenstein, Baroni supporting teachers an exemplary assembly- dents, teachers and education profes- and Bushman in D-14 through their legislative man," said Baker. sionals." careers. Steve Baker, a Baroni, a college pro- Greenstein was also proud to have BY CHRIS GAETANO spokesperson with the fessor at Seton Hall Law the support from the union, noting that Staff Writer NJEA, said that the School, said he was hon- there was still much work to be done in union has endorsed both ored to once more receive New Jersey's schools that she looked he New Jersey Education lawmakers in the past. Association (NJEA) has thrown the teachers' union forward to completing in the its support behind both "They have demon- endorsement. Legislature. T strated in their past Democratic incumbent Linda "I'm humbled to have "I'm on the same page with many of Greenstein and Republican incumbent service a strong under- the support of an organi- the same issues. ... There's still a lot of Bill Baroni, as well as standing of zation that unfinished business, but Republican newcomer educational —"™~" —— represents I look forward to working Adam Bushman. issues and a Bill Baroni so many of with them because we desire to our hard- see eye to eye on many Greenstein and keep New Jersey's public Bushman are vying working teachers and edu- issues," Greenstein said. schools very strong," Baker cation professionals," Baroni also recently for the Assembly seats said. in the 14th District, Baroni said. "During my received the endorse- along with Democrat "We're very comfortable years in the Assembly I ment of the Plumbers Wayne DeAngelo and with both Baroni and have worked hard every and Pipefitters Union Republican Tom Greenstein. ... We have day to improve public edu- Local No. 9. cation and ensure that our Goodwin. Meanwhile, endorsed them in the past "We are proud to sup- schools are fully funded." Baroni is competing and are pleased to endorse port Bill Baroni in his Bushman, meanwhile, against former New both again," Baker said. campaign to become a expressed a strong desire Jersey Ratepayer The NJEA's endorse- state senator," said union to work on educational Advocate Seema ment of nonincumbent can- business manager Bill issues if elected. Singh for the Senate didates came from inter- Maloney. "Time and seat that will be left Linda Greenstein views designed to gauge "It is a true honor to Adam Bushman again Bill has demon- behind upon the their stance toward educa- gain the support of the strated his commitment retirement of Sen. Peter Inverse tion issues in the state. Baker said that NJEA in my campaign for state to New Jersey's working men and The NJEA, which represents teach- based on his interview, Bushman came Assembly," stated Bushman. "I look for- women, and we want to continue with ers across the state, believed that as out with the strongest positions. ward to working hard in the state his leadership at the State House." School board member resigns, plans N.Y. move them," DeFalco said. through the same school system that his be missed and ... you welcomed me as South Brunswick now When DeFalco's resignation becomes wife, who grew up in the township, went soon as I became a board member. You accepting applications official at the end of this month, he will through was a great opportunity. started directing me and helping point be leaving with his family to take a on Superintendent Gary McCartney me in the right direction and you've been for DeFalco's replacement position at the Cornell chemistry depart- praised DeFalco by saying that he never a great co-board member but you've also ment in Ithaca, N.Y. once needed to question his motives been a great friend," Taylor said. BY CHRIS GAETANO Calling the board "one of the finest when crafting school policy. The district is already taking applica- Staff Writer organizations I have ever been in," "Whenever you think of what you'd tions for community members seeking to SOUTH BRUNSWICK - After three DeFalco said that he would miss his fel- look for in a board member, as a superin- fill the soon to be vacant seat. Additional years of service on the Board of low board members and that working tendent, in my judgment, you always information from the district regarding Education, Attilio DeFalco announced he with them has been an amazing learning look for someone who always wants to do the selection process will be announced was leaving South Brunswick to pursue experience. the right thing by students. ... I can hon- in the near future. Candidates must be career opportunities in upstate New "I truly have learned more than I put estly say that in every interaction with registered voters who have lived in South York. in. These people are just incredible. ... I you, your position was always what's Brunswick for at least a year, be able to His resignation, which he read aloud will miss the excellence of the board and best for kids, what is it we need to do for read and write, and cannot hold a con- during the board's regular Monday meet- the way they take care of the students our students, and that represents the tract with or claim against the school dis- ing, will lead the district to seek a quali- and I'll miss being involved in it," highest level of voluntary commitment trict. All interested residents of South fied candidate to fill the vacancy DeFalco DeFalco said. on school board matters and for that I am Brunswick should send a letter of inter- will leave behind. He said that he appreciated that, deeply grateful," McCartney said. est and resume to South Brunswick "I only do it a couple of nights a month despite South Brunswick's large size, the Board member Deborah Taylor, who Board of Education, Attn: Anthony N. and I've only been doing it for a couple district is able to still provide a good edu- successfully ran to fill another board Tonzini Jr., Board Secretary, P.O. Box years, but this group is just amazing, cation for its youngsters as well as a vacancy last year, said that DeFalco was 181, Monmouth Junction, NJ 08852. The this district is incredible. ... I'll miss sense of community. He also called the a great help in getting her started. deadline for accepting applications is opportunity for his daughter to go "I just want to say that you will truly Sept. 10. Donate Your Car! Rated One of the Top Charities in America!* l-888-909-SONG(7664) FREE TOWING • ANY CONDITION • 24 HR PjU BOATS ACCEPTED - TAX-DEDUCTIBLE • IRS RECOGNIZED S. 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("Global-warming theo- One scientific society does Ary a sham, just like N.J. agree with the writer, the legislation," Aug. 2) ridicules American Association of politicians' and rock stars' Petroleum Geologists. In 1998, statements regarding global an Exxon internal memo said warming, although they "victory will be achieved when appear to be better educated uncertainties in climate sci- than he is. ence become part of the con- There are facts from "real ventional wisdom for average scientists." More than 30 scien- citizens and the media." They tific societies and academies of spent millions of dollars and science in all major industrial- recruited and trained new sci- ized countries have found glob- entists, with no previous al warming to be mainly expertise in the field, to depict caused by human activity. The supporters of global warming Intergovernmental Panel on as "out of touch with reality." Climate Change — established President George W. Bush in 1988 by the World rejects anything that would Meteorological Organization negatively impact the oil and the United Nations industry. He has admitted Environment Program — syn- there is validity to scientific thesizes climate science every findings worldwide, although five to seven years, presenting he's unwilling to do anything their findings to the world's substantive. We have the leaders. means to change the future Conclusions of the latest and control damage to our report, 2007, agree with the environment, but only if we U.S. National Academy of confront it on a local, national Science that "warming and global level. observed over the last 50 years is attributable to human activ- Bettie J. Reina ities" which increase green- Milmay Complaints don't advance debate his letter is in response to shooting the messenger does not Ron Nash's letter "Global- change the message. I did not T warming theory a sham, find one idea in his letter that just like N.J. legislation," dated refutes the current thinking on Aug. 2. An examination of news- global warming. I did find paper articles published on any attacks on Al Gore, Hollywood given day will reveal that scien- and complaints about New Letters tists regularly discuss global Jersey taxes. I fail to see how wanning. They do not make pub- that advances the debate on lic policy but rather they try to global warming. Voters urged to take part in Clean Elections project inform it. This is the reason that political activists are involved. Robert Scardapane hen you ask most vot- and to encourage nontradition- under the clean elections pro- Mr. Nash should realize that Somerset ers if campaign con- al candidates to enter into the gram, we look forward to the W tributions are a driv- electoral process. The Clean coming months. Our campaign Congratulations go out to swim team ing force in political corrup- Elections program has been a will highlight our years of pub- tion, the answer is yes. That's wonderful tool for me as I lic service and commitment to wanted to take this opportu- event. I was proud to be a part of why I am enthusiastic about strive to be the first Asian- the 14th District and state. We nity to recognize the North it, and experienced the best of taking part in the Fair and American woman in the will communicate directly with I Brunswick Rapids Swim what our town is all about. Clean Elections Pilot Project Senate. From going door to voters and focus on meeting as Team. On July 28, the Rapids And congratulations to all that focuses on greater voter door to house parties to reach- many families as possible lead- hosted the 2007 championships the Rapids swimmers, boys and participation to bring about ing out to friends and neigh- ing up to Election Day. at North Brunswick High girls ranging in age from 6-18 public financing. As the bors, I have met with an I encourage voters to take School. years old, and coaches Liz, Democratic Party nominee for extraordinary cross section of part in the Clean Elections Thank you and congratula- Terry and Lisa for finishing the state Senate and first-time voters that I might not have if program to send a strong voice tions to all the parents and fam- championship meet with a first- candidate, the clean elections I were forced to fundraise in to Trenton that they, not the ily members who volunteered place team finish. It was a won- program has afforded me with the "traditional" way. The sup- special interests, control their their time to make this event derful ending to a fantastic day. the amazing opportunity to port from every corner of the choice for state legislators. such a wonderful experience for Hope to see all the swimmers directly reach out to my would- district has been extremely all the swimmers. Thank you to and families back here next be constituents. encouraging. Seema Singh the Parks and Recreation summer. The mission of the clean Now that my running mates candidate for state Senate Department and the Board of elections is twofold: to replace Assemblywoman Linda 14th District Education for all the help and David Barnhard special interests in elections Greenstein and Wayne Monmouth Junction section support offered during the North Brunswick with greater public interest DeAngelo and I have qualified of South Brunswick Editorial: (732) 358-5200 Ext. 8226 . 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Visit our huge selection ot of 7 or 8 to live with relatives in Liverpool, gration in Monmouth and Middlesex coun- 2O'x4O' rect $142.99 $99.99 PATIO & MORE hundreds of covers, water bags additional. England. When that didn't work out (he ties. was 10 at the time), he somehow got himself That day, it seemed you just couldn't OPEN 7 DAYS • www.centraljerseypools.com aboard a ship traveling to America. Once escape the topic. There were stories and the ship was anchored, he jumped over- letters to the editor about it in our Greater board to avoid a customs search, swam to Media newspapers, stories in the regional shore and started looking for work. He dailies, stories on radio and television. I wound up working as a "boney picker" in wandered into at least three discussions the coal mines of Pennsylvania, and then on illegal immigration as I walked around BATHTUB REGLAZING worked on the Transcontinental Railroad. the newsroom. When work on the railroad was com- The most striking conversation, howev- SA VEIT • REGLAZEIT pleted with the driving of the Golden Spike er, was between me and a woman who in 1869, he went to work as a coal miner in called and wanted to complain about peo- Rock Springs, Wyo. There, he became a ple she believes are illegal aliens hanging MAKE YOUR BATHTUB union organizer, one of the first members around the parking lot at a convenience of the United Mine Workers of America. store in Jamesburg every morning, wait- LIKE BRAND NEW We Also We know at least that part is unvar- ing for work. She thought we ought to look Do Tile & nished truth, because his name is listed in into the matter, write a story about it for LIMITED TIME UMWA histories, and histories of the Sinks 24C the paper, and get it stopped. 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She said liberal media like she'd say the prairie, they tended families, cows and Communist infiltrator. crops and built lives they never could have I didn't argue further with her then, imagined in their native land. but in hindsight I wish I had. While I agree that illegal immigration has created seri- By the time my grandfather was born ous problems — problems in. our health in 1907 (the next to last of seven sons), the and educational systems for example — family was still only making the 90-mile We also do Sinks, Tile, Tub Surrounds & Color trip to "town" in a horse-drawn wagon for I've always had a great deal of empathy for supplies twice a year and was incredibly the men and women waiting in those park- WWW.eaStemrefinishing.net Travel Charge May Apply poor by today's standard. 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These stories — many confirmed in county history texts — were always told I'm proud of those ancestors — without with pride in my family. They were stories them I wouldn't enjoy the life I do today — LIBERTY TAX SERVICE of young men uprooted from their home- and I guess I'm proud of the determination The Fastest Growing Tax Service Firm Ever! lands by economic necessity, men who and work ethic of this new bunch as well. I faced taunts and discrimination in then- hope they can make a good life here, In 2007, Liberty Tax Service offices grew by more tax returns new country on account of their poverty become legal, tax-paying members of our and ancestry. They were stories of humble, society. I believe that instead of building tibaa H&R® and Jackson Hewitt® combined. brave men who built lives and raised fam- thousand-mile fences between borders, we ilies, asking for nothing more than what should be building laws and policies that they earned with the muscles in their make it possible. CALL US TO FIND OUT WHY, backs and the sweat of their brows. If that makes me a liberal in her book, Those stories certainly aren't unusual, so be it. I'd argue it just makes me an and maybe similar stories are told around American. liberty Tax Service Franchise kitchen tables in your family when the old Gregory Bean is executive editor of 1-800-790-3863 «Ct, 8220 folk get together to pass history along. Greater Media Newspapers. You can reach But it was the stories from my family him at [email protected]. 1 2 SENTINEL, August 16, 2007 NS www.gmnews.com Grant will knock down Principal vacancy filled cost of computer system at Crossroads South already well under way. BY CHRIS GAETANO to the students, or former students, at Police are excited One of the biggest reasons the Enforsys Staff Writer South, and they'll tell'you about Ray, system was selected for the computer over- and I think that goes to his credit and about new capabilities haul was its widespread use among police SOUTH BRUNSWICK - The Board he's going to be excellent at our department will have throughout the state, including the of Education appointed Raymond schools," Nathanson said. Middlesex County Sheriff's Department. Tucholski to be the new principal of Tucholski, who has worked at BY CHRIS GAETANO The software standardization is meant to Crossroads South Middle School. Crossroads Middle School for over 30 Staff Writer allow authorities to coordinate their efforts He will be replac- _^______=___ years, thanked the more efficiently. This effort is part of a larg- ing James Warful, =^==™"I think he ha=s staff and said that SOUTH BRUNSWICK - A grant from er push by the federal Department of the New Jersey 911 Commission will shave who was selected by the foresight and he was confident Homeland Security to improve communica- the board to be the that with their sup- $260,000 off the costs of a massive police tions between emergency response agen- ability to take computer upgrade in the township. new director of stu- port, they could cies. This, it is believed, will improve reac- dent services. the reins from continue the things This, combined with other grants the tion times to potential terrorist attacks. department has already secured, will take Warful stepped in Jim Warful and that make the the price of the new system from $700,000 The new computer dispatch system will for George Scott, move the district school a good place down to $403,000, though Chief Raymond create a mapping system at the station and who left earlier this forward ••» • to learn. Hayducka said previously that he was in each police car. As someone calls for aid, year to pursue other "I'm excited career goals. aggressively pursuing further funding that call will automatically be noted on a — Matthew Speesler about this opportu- options. map so that the dispatcher and officer can Board members Board of Education nity to continue The new system, tentatively scheduled see where the caller is. The visual map, were confident in member work with this staff for installation on Oct. 1, was developed by according to Ryan, will allow for quicker Tucholski's ability as a new principal. Roseland-based firm Enforsys to replace an responses when time is of the essence. to head the school, ... The teachers, information technology infrastructure more In addition, the new technology will since he previously ==^== support staff, para- than 20 years old. enable a faster transfer of information, from served as an assistant principal there. professionals and administrators each The South Brunswick Police a suspect's photo to his or her previous his- "I think he has the foresight and day strive to create and sustain an envi- Department approached the Township tory at a location. This information was pre- ability to take the reins from Jim ronment that sustains the middle-school Council in January of this year saying that viously unavailable to officers in the field Warful and move the district forward at children. They are hard-working, caring the support for the current system would without going through a dispatcher. Now Crossroads South, and it's nice when individuals, and the staff really under- soon run out, meaning that the police would with the click of a key, a driver's license we're able to get someone from within stands the critical balance of academic, not be able to install key software updates photo and information on a wanted or miss- who knows the school and district, and career, social and emotional development or get technical assistance. This, combined ing person can all be displayed in a patrol who has the vision that Ray does," necessary for such students," Tucholski with a general feeling that it was time to car. board member Matthew Speesler said. said. make an upgrade anyway, led the Township Hayducka said that the computer Board member Barry Nathanson "I am confident that, working collabo- Council to pass an ordinance that formally upgrades will allow the force to be a more echoed Speesler's comments, and added ratively with this talented staff, we can began the overhaul, which will modernize effective agency, on the cutting edge of tech- that he has a well-deserved good repu- continue to work together through future computers both at the station and in patrol nology. tation among the students. challenges that face schools today and to cars. "With the enhanced technology we will "Ray has been Jim's right-hand man preserve these rich traditions that con- Detective James Ryan, the department's be at the cutting edge of law enforcement. for a long time, and I think he can do an tinue to make Crossroads a very, very public information officer, said that prepa- This technology will allow officers rapid excellent job. All we had to do is speak special place," Tucholski said. rations for the new system, such as staff access to critical information they need in training and address verification, are any emergency," Hayducka said. singer and songwriter Melissa Manchester week educational/support group for individ- Free trips offered by So. Brunswick Senior Center Sept. 11 at 1:30 p.m. at PNC Bank Arts uals suffering from chronic pain Sept. 11 at South Brunswick Senior Center, 540 The center will begin an environmental Center, Holmdel. The Office on Aging will 10:45 a.m. Meetings will be at South Ridge Road, Monmouth Junction section of club for residents age 55 and older Sept. 7 at also provide free transportation to the show Brunswick Senior Center, 540 Ridge Road, South Brunswick, will offer free local trips 11:15 a.m. The club is for individuals inter- for individuals that do not drive. The bus Monmouth Junction section of South for township seniors age 55 and older begin- ested in the environment and that want to will depart Woodlot Park, New Road, Brunswick. Various speakers will discuss ning Sept. 6 with a trip to Columbus Flea take an active part in saving the world a lit- Kendall Park section of South Brunswick, specific techniques to help cope with chron- Market. tle piece at a time. at 10:30 a.m. and stop at the Adelphi Diner ic pain. Participants will receive a relax- A trip to Wal-Mart/Burlington Coat Deputy Mayor Carol Barrett has do- for lunch. 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"Things can get pretty hectic.They are preparing for the new school year and catching up with the top 11 friends and it is easy to lose focus on what this time of year is all about — edu- cation." With a little advance notice, families can get ahead on supply shopping and school have more time to find the sales. These begin long before school starts, when s s 11 most people are not yet thinking about back-to-school shopping. An early list *<# 1 ** "* \ ••'Si' "' - "jy^aW : / also helps you focus on the essential top 10 must-have products, ranked by DixonTiconderoga.As appearing on school supply lists across the nation, here supplies are the suggested top buys for school supplies: 1. Ticonderoga #2 pencils — Nearly every school supply list in America names a pencil as the No. 1 item a child needs for the school year. From the "My First Ticonderoga" with a thicker barrel for the small hands of young stu- dents, to the SenseMatic Plus that automatically advances lead without click- ing, twisting or sharpening, Dixon Ticonderoga has a pencil for students at every age. 2. Prang glue stick —-Just as you would purchase extra pencils, it is important to purchase additional glue sticks in case they dry out. 3. Color markers — Whether coloring for art class or making a gift for dad, markers are a must for budding artists. 4. Crayons — Recognized as an alternative medium for more advanced art- work, crayons remain the must-have item for children worldwide. 5. Scissors — When choosing scissors for young students, look for child- friendly scissors with a round tip and a soft grip. 6. Loose-leaf paper — Wide-ruled paper is created specifically for little hands learning to write. For kids in middle school and up, the thinner lines of - , '^t£fc_L±. in iiiinffffliimn- college-ruled paper is fine. 7. Backpack —To make sure it fits your child correctly, make sure the bag rests one to two inches below the shoulders and up to 4 inches below the waistline (Note:The waistline is level with the bellybutton.) A two-strapped bag is good for comfort and even weight distribution. If they don't have to carry all their supplies back and forth, it lessens the 8. Folders/notebooks — Look for extra slots inside notebook covers for chance of them forgetting or losing their belongings. Having the right tools — storing handouts and assignments. Students can be more organized and won't at school and at home — helps to motivate and support kids in their new ven- lose important papers. ture, where educational and social challenges should be their main focus. 9. 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Its passage would make it unlawful for anyone under penalties for underagers the legal drinking age to knowingly pos- sess or knowingly consume an alcoholic BY CHRIS GAETANO beverage on private property. Staff Writer One exception to this rule is if the SOUTH BRUNSWICK - A pair of underage person is drinking as part of a ordinances aimed at curbing underage religious ceremony or rite. Another drinking were moved forward by the allows the underage person to possess Township Council during its Tuesday alcoholic beverages if that's part of his work session meeting. job, such as working at a liquor store or One ordinance would impose fines making a penne vodka. and suspension of driving privileges for Other than these two exceptions, if underage people caught drinking on pri- someone under the legal drinking age is vate property. The other would require caught on private property drinking alco- all beer kegs sold in South Brunswick to hol, he or she is fined $250 for the first have an identification tag allowing a spe- offense and $350 for each one after. cific keg to be traced to a specific retailer, Further, that person will either lose their license for six months or, if they don't which, in turn, must keep records of the JEFF GRANIT staff keg's purchaser. have one yet, will have to wait six Children get a close look at the robot MC Blue at the South Brunswick Library. The Public Affairs Coordinator Ron months longer than the legal age to be library hosted the nation's first fully recyclable robot from the Middlesex County Schmalz said that no specific incident in eligible for one. Improvement authority. South Brunswick inspired the ordi- The other ordinance requires all alco- nances, but mentioned that other towns holic beverage retailers to place big, visi- them, along with the date and time of the to determine who bought the alcohol for were passing similar measures and they ble tags on any beer keg they sell that purchase, the keg ID number and the the underage drinkers. seemed like a good idea, as the township links the retailer to that keg. Meanwhile, buyer's signature. The ordinance itself The keg .ordinance is similar to ones has an interest in stopping underage they would need to record either the recognizes that beer kegs are often a being passed in other communities such drinking anyway. number of the driver's license, govern- main source of alcohol for teenage parties as Belmar. A similar underage drinking The ordinance specifically targeting ment-issued ID card, military ID card, or and that when police arrive, revelers ordinance was recently passed in North underage drinkers was drafted at the passport of whoever buys a keg from often scatter, leaving authorities no way Brunswick. Community Bulletin Board Open house at DeVry Poems sought for Sept. 11 contest Garden Field Day at University Aug. 18 The North Brunswick September 11 Committee is seeking students in grades K- EARTH Center Sept. 9 DeVry University, 630 Route 1, North 12 to write a poem about what Sept. 11 means to them. The winner will read the poem Rutgers Cooperative Extension of Brunswick, will hold an open house Aug. during a memorial ceremony Sept. 11 at 7 p.m. across from 710 Hermann Road. Middlesex County's EARTH Center will 18 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at its admis- Submissions can be sent to the Department of Parks & Recreation at 710 Hermann host a Garden Field Day Sept. 9 from sions office. Attendees may tour the cam- Road or via [email protected]. noon-5 p.m. at the EARTH Center at 42 pus, meet with staff and learn about the Riva Ave., Davidson's Mill Pond Park, school's newest degree programs. Classes Caregiver support group meetings slated South Brunswick (rain or shine). begin Sept. 4, and the application fee will Agricultural department staff as well be waived for attendees. Visitors will The Alzheimer's Association Greater New Jersey Chapter will hold caregiver sup- as Middlesex County Master Gardeners also have an opportunity to win an iPod. port group meetings beginning Sept. 1 at 10:30 a.m. at JFK Hartwyck Adult Medical will offer advice on horticulture and envi- Visit www.devry.edu. Day Center, Lifestyle Building, 2050 Oak Tree Road, Edison. ronmental stewardship. Tours will also be A meeting will be held Sept. 18 at 6:30 p.m. at the Woodbridge Public Library's available of the various demonstration Iselin branch, 1081 Green St'; and Sept. 20 at 7 p.m. at Oak Woods Senior Housing, gardens at the park. The gardens include Orientation at Linwood 700 Woods Lane, Monmouth Junction section of South Brunswick. a vegetable display garden, a 13-bed herb For more information, call the helpline at (800) 883-1180. garden, and rain garden. MC Blue, the School Aug. 21 recycling robot, will also be present. Call Linwood Middle School in North 'Meditation & the Workplace' Sept. 5 (732) 398-5262 or visit www.co.middle- Brunswick will hold sixth-grade orienta- sex.nj.us/extensionservices. tion for Parsons and Judd Elementary South Brunswick Public Library, 110 Kingston Lane, Monmouth Junction section School students Aug. 21, and Aug. 22 for of South Brunswick, will host a workshop on "Meditation & the Workplace," Sept. 5 . To our readers Livingston Park and John Adams stu- from 7-8:45 p.m. Presenter will be Jim Rose, Skillman, a retired human resources •>,, OUR NEW MENU NOW FEATURES; Soups and Salads • Veggie and Regular Burgers • Apple Cider Slushes • Hot Dogs • Our famous Cider and Donuts and much more! Delicious Orchards Route 34, Colts Neck deliciousorctiardsiij .com (732) 462-1989 Hours: 10am to 6pmTues. thru Sun., closed Mon. www.gmiieifs.com NS SENTINEL, August 16,2007 23 short commitment, she wanted to try the Challenger squad, enjoy themselves. Community Bulletin Board program to see if it was right. "I think they're learning more just by Cheer "She thinks it's fun, [and] she wants watching each other, and being part of a GOP candidates hold to come. Sometimes it's hard to get her team is most important, and to me, as a (Continued from page 1) dressed, but with this, when I say, 'Do coach, that's what I try to bring to the campaign kickoff event fought over who was going to wheel her you want to go?' she says yes." squad, making them a team," she said. The Middlesex County Republican around. She said the cheers are not hard Libou said she exposes her daughter "These children are very talented ... and Organization (MCRO) will present a to learn but that it's a lot of work, but she to both special-needs and "typical" activi- when you see what [they] can do, it's a campaign kickoff on Aug. 22 at 6 p.m. likes watching the flag football teams ties because "I want her to have interests shame for [them] to miss out on this." County Board of Chosen Freeholders play. and hobbies. With special-needs kids, The girls practice three nights a week candidates Geoffrey Champion, Daniel She said other girls should join "so they don't necessarily curb their behavior until Labor Day for an hour and a half at Kerwin and John Rucki will be present, they make friends and have fun." as much, but with typical kids you get Sabella Park and then one hour indoors along with sheriff candidate Robert Oras Lauren, who is new to the squad this feedback, which is a good thing." during the football season. They are and surrogate candidate Lynda Woods year, is becoming accustomed to the However, to enhance the cheerleading equipped with uniforms and pompoms Cleary. atmosphere. Her mother, Sara, said that program, Libou believes an educational and cheer at the flag football games on The event will be held at the Friendly the 6-year-old swims, dances and does component should be added to Sunday mornings. Sons of the Shillelagh, 15 Oak St., Old gymnastics because she wants "her to Challenger Cheer in order to teach toler- Simmons is looking for more Bridge. Special guest speakers are state take care of her body and be involved ance, acceptance and awareness to the Challenger cheerleaders in addition to Assemblyman Sani. Thompson (R-13) with her community and know people other children. In the meantime, more parent volunteers. She is Rutgers and MCRO Chairman Joseph P. Leo. here." Simmons said she tries to give 100 per- safety-certified and trained in cardiopul- Music will be provided by Conundrum, Libou said Lauren saw some girls cent of her attention to Lauren and monary resuscitation (CPR) and first aid. and refreshments will be served. 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(Continued from page 24) Anybody can put up a alize, a change in Since no zoning changes have taken works, however, were not completed store, but to make it zoning would be place yet, Riggs said it is possible that after Montanti's death. look attractive is what necessary. Accord- some property owners between our goal is." ing to Riggs, the Applegarth Road and Twin Rivers are Before the project moves forward, "We don't want to make decisions Riggs said, community impact state- Riggs said the plan new zoning would exercising their legal.option to proceed ments done by the town and the develop- is to have retail estab- that are going to have a negative likely bring higher with development there. Though most of ers would be necessary, as such studies lishments with greater impact on our community." land values. the plans are uncertain, there has been are time-sensitive. Public input would setbacks from the road, When the com- talk of a warehouse and a strip mall in also be sought, he said. and to include "blue — John Riggs munity impact the works for the area, he said. "We don't want to make decisions that and green" in their Environmental Protection manager studies were con- The only definite retail development are going to have a negative impact on landscaping. The ducted, Tamburro in the works under current zoning is a our community," Riggs said. greenery and water said, the develop- strip mall at the former location of Over The ballpark complex plans aimed to features on the proper- ======ers could not Billy's Inn at Route 33 and Butcher Road, enhance the community by creating a ties would help create a prove that the res- which Riggs said is slated to come before destination that would be both aestheti- mixed-use scenario there, where people idential portion of the plans would not the Planning Board soon. cally pleasing and profitable for the would not only come to shop, but also to create a burden for taxpayers. At the Officials said in the past that they did town. Though the plans remain unclear, walk or jog and enjoy the grounds, Riggs time, the developers wanted non-age- not want the corridor to be developed in a Riggs said, officials' vision for the Route said. restricted housing there, which would piecemeal fashion, as that would mar the 33 corridor is the same. The corridor is zoned for highway have brought more students into the goals for the area. Registration open for S.B. Community School PICK-YOUR Registration for the fall session of South "Quickbooks," creative writing and other Brunswick Community School has begun, topics. South Brunswick Township senior WAY-TO with most classes held at South Brunswick citizens will receive a discount on most High School, Stout's Lane and Ridge Road. classes. Trips offered include "Curtains on New courses include classic Victorian Broadway," Oct. 27, and Cirque du Soleil at games, Thai cooking, quilting for beginners, Madison Square Garden, Nov. 9; and CHOOSE YOUR FINANCING & mortgage acceleration program, and Italian "Rhythm & Blues Meets Doo Wop" Dec. 15 WHAT YOU WANT TO SAVE ON for beginners. Monthly online course begin at New Jersey Performing Arts Center, Sept. 19, Oct. 17, Nov. 14 and Dec. 12. Newark. For more information, call Nancy Installation Classes include "Speed Spanish," Web at (732) 297-7800, ext. 3148 or visit & Filter ackage graphics, accounting fundamentals, www.sbschools.org. CENTRAL Registration Aug. 21 for Delaware Water Gap trip Pu 90 DAYS Registration opens Aug. 21 for a trip to attendees may lunch at the Water Gap Delaware Water Gap National Park offered Diner with a 10 percent discount. The bus NO MONEY DOWN 732-462-5005 by the South Brunswick Senior Center will depart from Woodlot Park, New Road, NO PAYMENTS 4235 Route 9 North Office on Aging. The trip for South Kendall Park section of South Brunswick. ; Brunswick seniors age 55 and older will be Cost is $11 for transportation and the trol- NO INTEREST MOO iii-5;ockW!ciui(;iii;! f-f(irK "". ..' : '..'•. : Freehold Raceway Wall Oct. 2 departing at 9 a.m. There will be a ley ride For more information, call (732) ilBiiiiiiiPiiiiliiiiS tour from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., and 329-4000, ext. 7670. exclusively at DRUG FAIR if cocoa via* were your secret crush, it would make a point of walking by your desk at least twice a day. for those in searcK of something better meets heart-healthy from the makers of cKocolates Etqa? Coeoa f w»* waeki i» fleet ttfatftep indulgent snetc&s with Kmiknr ttttoms antijitt. vww.gmnews.com NS SENTINEL, August 16, 2007 27 ^Community Bulletin Board handy skill Master Gardeners receive Mantis Award The Master Gardeners of Middlesex County, North Brunswick, have been honored with the 2007 Mantis Award for Community Gardens by the National Gardening Association. As a national winner, the master gardeners will receive a lightweight Mantis tiller/cultivator for use in its gardening program. The gardeners competed for the award with several nonprofit and community gardens nationwide. Criteria included evaluating the gardening program's vision, organization and service to the community. The annual award began in 1995. For information about the Mantis Award and how to apply for next year's competition, call the National Gardening Association at (800) 538-7476 or visit www.kidsgardening.com. OCD foundation meeting Sept. 10 The New Jersey Affiliate of the Obsessive Compulsive Foundation will meet Sept. 10 from 7-9 p.m. at building room 108A at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital, New Brunswick. Moderator will be Dr. Allen H. Weg, Foundation vice president. Meeting topic will be "You Are the Therapist," and individuals with obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD), or family members may share specific OCD problems. Professionals may also dis- cuss examples of cases with challenging OCD issues. Individuals wishing to share expe- riences anonymously may give a short written review to Dr. Weg, or send an e-mail to Al- [email protected]. Call (732) 828-0099 or visit www.njocf.org. SCOTT FRIEDMAN fficers Rick Schwartz (I) and Rich Hutchinson demonstrate proper hand signals for topping to Jonathan, 8, Lauren, 4, and their dad, Bryan Molter, all of South Brunswick, t the Bike Rodeo sponsored by the South Brunswick Police Department on Saturday. Vatershed Partnership to meet Aug. 21 The Lawrence Brook Watershed Partnership will hold its next meeting Aug. 21 at :30 p.m. at the Milltown Senior Center, 60 Violet Terrace. Guest speaker John A. Miller will present "Planning for Floods and Local (732)462-5005 *•: CENTRAL Litigation." He is the New Jersey president of American Waters Resources 4235 Route 9 North JERSEY ssociation & Region I, and director and board member of the Association of State Freehold. NJ Ore M e North of trie loodplain Managers. Refreshments will be served. creetio!d Raceway Mall See tore for den I Photo fo II str t p mo e The nonprofit Partnership has environmental interests in East Brunswick, North UO13VHD1191400 InStL k Merc nd 0 1 runswick, South Brunswick, Milltown and New Brunswick. For more information, call (732) 249-5297 or (732) 846-4476. WHY LIMIT YOUR SELECTION TO WHAT FITS IN THE BACK OF A VAN? ilfiii 41! 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She was a cashier at Mendoker's Bakery, Super Lawyers as a "Rising Star." host of WBEB (B101), Philadelphia, for Trenton, following a lengthy illness. She was Jamesburg, for 10 years, retiring in 2005. She was raised in Jackson. She was a comptroller at a parishioner of St. Cecilia's Roman Catholic Rising stars are up-and-coming 12 years, and midday host at Greater Connector Technology, Somerset, for 18 years. Church, Monmouth Junction section of South attorneys age 40 and younger who Media's WMGK-FM in Philadelphia for She was a communicant of St. Cecilia's Brunswick. She was predeceased by her husband, have practiced 10 years or less. 15 years. McCoy replaces Steve Roman Catholic Church, South Brunswick. Louis A. Zollo in 1998. She is survived by three Cantalupo concentrates his practice O'Brien. According to program director sons and two daughters-in-law, Louis J. and She is survived by a daughter, Rachel Marie; in all aspects of public finance. Tim Tefft, "Chris brings an incredible her parents, Lail and John Suanno; three sis- Denise of Kendall Park, Vincent and Rosemary of ters and one brother-in-law, Theresa Suanno, Huntington, N.Y., and Allen of Baltimore; a daugh- Wilentz has offices in Eatontown, amount of experience and past success ter and son-in-law, Linda and Hans Rehnstedt of New York City, Philadelphia and to Magic 98.3." Elizabeth Suanno, and Geri and Don Fidura; a Kendall Park; a brother and sister-in-law, John brother and sister-in-law, John and Daisy and Helen Maggio; and three sisters and one Pittsburgh. WMGQ-FM is owned and operated Suanno; and several nieces and nephews. A brother-in-law, Catherine and Joseph DeRicco, by Greater New Jersey, a subsidiary of Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated at St. Marie Pastorelli and Faye Crapanzano; and nine Greater Media Inc., parent company of Cecilia's Church. Interment was at Greenwood grandchildren. A funeral liturgy was held at St. 20 AM and FM radio stations in the Cemetery, Hamilton. Arrangements were by Cecilia's Church. Interment was at Holy Cross M.J. Murphy Funeral Home, Monmouth Burial Park, South Brunswick. Arrangements Boston, Detroit, New Jersey and Junction. Memorial donations may be made were by M. David DeMarco Funeral Home, Greater Media Newspapers prints obituar- Philadelphia markets. It also owns a to Amyloidosis Research Foundation, 7151 N. Monroe. Memorial donations may be made to St. ies as a free community service, at no charge modern printing plant and a group of Main St., Clarkston, MI 48346. Jude Children's Research Hospital, P.O. Box 1818, to the families of the deceased or to the funer- Memphis, TN 38101-9903. weekly newspapers in central New al homes that provide the information. Jersey as well as several telecommuni- cations towers located throughout the Your Total Car Cars Center United States. Middlesex County Freeholder Christopher D. 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Visit oar Wttfesfte at www.vesptatlres.com Middletown 732-671-2415 Rarltan" 908-725-3244 'State Inspection Center www.gmnews.com NS SENTINEL, August 16, 2007 29 Men charged with leading police on high-speed chase BY JENNIFER AMATO Brook Drive to River Avenue and then Movafeghzadeh, 18, of Goodwin Drive, was vehicle in his possession. Staff Writer Oakmont Avenue. arrested in his residence without incident In July, North Brunswick police arrested NORTH BRUNSWICK - Two town- At this point, the 2004 Saab, which was by North Brunswick Police at 1:57 a.m. on and charged Green, Movafeghzadeh and ship residents charged with marijuana dis- discovered to be stolen out of New July 31. Joshua White, 19, of North Brunswick, with tribution on July 4 were allegedly involved Brunswick, struck a tree but pulled back On Tuesday, police said a warrant had possession of marijuana, possession of drug in a high-speed chase using a stolen car onto the roadway. The car had a flat tire and been issued for the arrest of the third male, paraphernalia, distribution of marijuana, through Milltown on July 30. an occupant of the car was seen checking although they declined to identify the sus- possession of controlled dangerous sub- According to Milltown police Sgt. Roy the engine fluid, according to reports. The pect. stances near school property and possession Manfredi, a patrolman observed a vehicle vehicle finally pulled over on Oakmont and Green and Movafeghzadeh were within 500 feet of public property after passing another on the right side at about Hickory Drive and three males jumped out charged with obstruction of justice for elud- police noticed a suspicious vehicle on 45 mph on Ford Avenue around 8:37 p.m. and began to run. ing police and fleeing their motor vehicle. Elmwood Place. The police officer activated his lights and Robert Green, 18, of Wimbledon Court Green was released on his own recogni- The three men exited the vehicle and sirens in pursuit of the vehicle, only to have was picked up by the East Brunswick Police zance, but Movafeghzadeh was transported one began to run. Police apprehended the the vehicle travel down Ford Avenue to Department about 10 minutes later as he to the Middlesex County Adult Correction man along with bags containing marijuana was walking down River Avenue. Justin Center on $10,000 bail for having the stolen and cash, according to Sgt. Manfredi. ^ Police Beat Goodwin Drive on Aug. 2. The driver's-side window allegedly punched the screen of a gas pump at Sometime between July 9 and Aug. 8, a All items in Police Beat are taken from police was smashed. Raceway Gas on Route 1 on Aug. 5. A black male house on Wilson Street was burglarized. An air department records. All suspects are presumed in his 40s was reportedly seen shattering the glass conditioner was removed from a bedroom window innocent until found guilty in court. A navigation system was removed from a of the pump and then moving to the next pump, and thrown in the garbage. Cash, a cell phone, a 2001 Nissan Maxima parked in a driveway on purchasing $20 worth of gas and then leaving the computer keyboard, a navigation system, a North Brunswick Cedar Avenue on Aug. 2. The front passenger's- receipt. Witnesses reported seeing a black female portable DVD player, four wine bottles, three bot- side window was smashed. No other items were passenger in the car. There is no further police tles of cologne and a cable box were stolen. stolen. action at this time. Footprints were located inside of the house but A 2005 Caterpillar excavator was found with there was no damage reported. The case is being two cracks in its windshield while parked on the A stern drive and propeller of a boat kept at Someone reportedly entered a garage on investigated by the Detective Bureau. adjacent construction site to Regal Cinemas on Lackland Self Storage on Livingston Avenue was Newton Street on Aug. 7 and stole a bicycle, Route 1 on July 24. There is no further police action reported missing on Aug. 3. The owner said the according to police reports. The red Mongoose A van parked in a rear lot on Ridgewood at this time. boat was last used on July 22 and since then has BMX bicycle is valued at $120. Avenue was vandalized between Aug. 2 and 13. suffered $8,000 worth of damage. The steering column cover was pried back and the A small grease fire at the McDonald's on A bicycle was stolen from Sabeila Park on ignition was damaged. A screwdriver located in Route 1 inside of the Wal-Mart department store A red Mongoose freestyle bicycle was stolen Cozzens Lane on Aug. 8. The 2002 yellow BMX the center console could have possibly been used caused water damage to the front of the store and from a garage on Redwood Road on Aug. 3. The bike was seen ridden toward Route 27 by a tall, to try to start the vehicle, according to reports. An restaurant on July 29. According to police, at 8:15 estimated replacement value is $150. black man. E-ZPass transmitter was the only item reported a.m. the smoke from a deep fryer that was moved stolen. away from the ventilation system caused the sprin- A bottle was thrown through a second-floor kler system to activate. There were no injuries. apartment window on Birchwood Court on Aug. 4 as a young girl was sitting in the living room. There A federal law enforcement plaque was stolen were no injuries. No witnesses have been identified from a 1992 Honda Prelude parked on at this time. Independence Boulevard on July 8. There were no signs of forced entry. There is no further information Cash and a checkbook were stolen from a WAY-TO I at this time. 2006 Toyota Corolla parked on Finnegans Lane on Aug. 5. The victim noticed the purse was burglar- PAY & SAVE! A navigation system and cell phone were ized when she returned from a wedding. removed from a 1996 Ford F150 parked on Laurel CHOOSL YOURFINANCING Place on Aug. 1. A self-propelled push lawn mover was stolen & WHAT SPA TO SAVE ON from Laure! Place on Aug. 5. The mower was Police arrested and charged Young Park, 46, reportedly located in the rear yard beside four of Azalea Drive, with driving while intoxicated and other mowers, although those were not touched. refusal to submit to a chemical test on Renaissance Within 10 yards of the equipment, a purple BMX Boulevard on Aug. 2. bicycle with white spray paint was found, unfamil- iar to the owner of the house. According to police Vulgar material was spray-painted onto Judd reports, just as the responding police officer was ALL IN-STQCK SPAS Elementary School on Roosevelt Avenue on Aug. finishing his theft report, a man approached him (732)462-5005 and inquired about the bike, saying he found it in CENTRAL 2. The head custodian reported black paint in the JERSEY 4235 Route 9_North forms of words and symbols on the side of the his driveway and he moved it to the curb to see if rius. 90 DAYS Freehold, NJ anyone would come back for it. Also, this same \ One Mile North Ql the building near the basketball court. The Detective OPEN SUNDAY "••': Freehold Raceway Mall man said his own bike was stolen.-There is no fur- NO MONEY DOWN i Bureau is investigating the markings. 'See store for details. Photos for illustration purposes. ther information at this time. NQPAYMENTS LIC#13VHD1191400. 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LX Not to be combined w/other offers www.mtliroaddaycamp.com 732-833-2973 now fat infern»ati BY VINCENT TODAKO Staff Writer oing to multiple amusement parks in the course of a week or two no G longer has to be confined to a child's imagination. Ira Gordon, of East Brunswick, has made sure of that, with his 3-year-old business, ThrillCoaster Tours, which is based on Route 9 in Woodbridge. The company offers one- and two-week tours that include visits to amusement parks and other summer fun, such as beach stops. The tours cost about $1,300 per week, but Gordon said the tours give children ages 12 to 16 a once-in-a-lifetime oppor- tunity to camp with other children on the road while seeing the country and its best amusement parks. The latest tour wrapped up Friday at Six Flags Great Adventure in Jackson, having gone to parks such as Six Flags America in Maryland, Busch Gardens in Virginia, Dollywood in Tennessee, Kings Island in Ohio and Holiday World in Indiana. Stops in Virginia Beach and other destinations were included along the way. One of the company's one-week tours took place in June, including visits to Maid of the Mist at Niagara Falls on Monday, Canada's Wonderland on ,„ Gofdon Qf East Bnm^£^^£K Tuesday, jet-boarding on the Niagara Tours jn Woodbridge three years ago. The company River and fireworks on Wednesday. On takes teenagers around the country to visit amuse- Thursday, the group went to a Six Flags ment parks. Pictured with him at Six Flags Great park at Darien Lake, and on Friday it Adventure recently are his wife, Lauren, and children, was off to Albany, N.Y., for rock climbing Jarred, 5, and Ryan, 7. and indoor caving. "Although it's an amusement park tour, we do more than that," Gordon said. there was less emphasis on amusement parks Gordon, who said he started the business than on travel. In college, he worked as a out of his own love for roller coasters, aver- camp counselor. ages about 25 kids per tour. The tours, which "So it was kind of a natural progression include adult chaperones, start from the New for me," Gordon said. Jersey/New York area, where most of the par- The company has received much of its ticipants come from. attention and business from the Internet — Gordon described the company as a "trav- its Web site is www.thrillcoastertours.com — eling camp" with a mission of providing and word of mouth, much of which has come "teenagers with the most exciting summer from the 14 kids who have been taking the filled with memories that will last a lifetime." tours every year, he said. Gordon also offers two-week tours out The teens' response has been inspiring. West. One begins in San Francisco and moves "They go crazy. They talk about [the to Los Angeles and Valencia before ending up parks] all day long and from ride to ride. in Las Vegas. Another spends two weeks of They talk about. what their favorite ride travel in California alone. was," Gordon said. Campers travel on buses for the one-week He said parents also like the idea, in part tours, but fly out for the California trips, because they can let their kids enjoy amuse- Gordon said. Kids do not have to be accompa- ment parks, without having to wait in line nied by their parents, because Gordon sup- with them all day. It also allows the kids to plies counselors, some of whom are teachers see other parts of the country. who have the summer off. In return for their "We're very organized and supervised," he services, adults receive a stipend anandd are said. able to take the trips free of charge. Each Gordon said he has never had to send a counselor is in charge of four to six teens. troublesome kid home from a tour. Instead, Gordon said he has an exclusive deal with he gets their "extra energy" out by wearing Marriott and Embassy Suites for the tours. them down with the day's events. He also "We stay at very, very nice hotels," he said. noted that the trips are designed so the kids The job as president of ThrillCoaster don't have to sit on the bus for more then Tours is a labor of love for Gordon, and com- three or four hours at a time. bines his various life experiences. He said As for how he is able to ride all the roller he's been an amusement park fan for 25 coasters and never get sick, Gordon has a years, visiting many of them on vacations. In simple trick. high school, he went on a similar tour, but "I don't eat before I ride," he said.' ':*", *, www.gmnews.com NS SENTINEL, August 16, 2007 Aug. 19 from 9:30-11 a.m. Pig Roast On Stage ages 7 and up only; all Aug. 25 from 1-11 p.m. Pick of the week 6 Rms Riv Vu participants must wear rain or shine Bye Bye Birdie closed-toed shoes New Egypt Elks Lodge presented by the Sayreville Main Jenkinson's Aquarium 105 Lakewood Road Center Players Inc. presents Bob Randall's "6 Street Theatre Company Ocean Ave., Point Pleasant Beach tickets: $20; free for kids 12 and Rms Riv Vu" at the Center Playhouse, 35 South St. Aug. 17,18, 24 & 25 at 8 p.m. tickets: $12 for adults; $9, under; includes barbecue buffet, in Freehold, through Aug. 26. Sayreville Main Street Theatre children; preregistration required beverage, live bands, children's The play is directed by Daniel S. Green, founder 3018 Bordentown Road (732)899-1659 entertainment, hourly 50/50 and and supervisor of the Freehold Regional Academy Parlin section of Sayrevilie more forthe Arts, which is housed at Howell High School. tickets: $20 for adults, $18 for (609)351-3428 Formerly an English and drama teacher at seniors & students, $12 for „ Special Events Manalapan High School, Green developed and over- youngsters underage 12 • - •••-• ^ Traveling Poets Society saw the Manalapan Theatre there from 1971-82. (732)553-1153 Casino Night ongoing poetry readings Michele Kallman, who is the English and drama www.smstc.org hosted by Dr. Ron Rotem; open mic, 4:30 p.m. teacher at Manalapan High, portrays the female to honor Ocean County Hunger read, listen and discover lead, Anne Miller. Relief program; all proceeds new poets Thoroughly Modern Miliie to benefit charities Set in the early 1970s,_|'6 Rms Riv Vu" derives Middlesex County Sundays from 3-5 p.m. its name from a New York i imes classified ad for a Aug. 16 from 6-10 p.m. Espresso Joe's Plays-in-the-Park musical Quality Inn, Toms River six-room, rent-controlled apartment "overlooking" through Aug. 18 at 8:30 p.m. 50 W. Front St., Keyport the Hudson River. The two main characters are each tickets: $50; $75 at the door (732) 203-9499 Stephen J. Capestro Amphitheater players will receive playing married but not to each other. While finding them- Roosevelt Park, off Route 1 selves in unusual circumstances, Paul and Anne are chips valued at $250 „ Film Edison (732) 341-S500 faced with tough choices as they explore who they tickets: $5, adults; $4, seniors were, who they are, and what they want. The repar- age 60 & above; free of charge 'An Evening of the Busy Moms Expo tee between the two, as well as witty vignettes by for children age 12 & under World's Best Short Films' help needy kids at the Jersey the supporting cast, will have you chuckling box office opens at 5:30 p.m. presented by Asbury Shorts throughout. Shore by dropping off school New York; same program both able for seniors and students. Tickets are available on day of performance supplies for them; enjoy free "6 Rms Riv Vu" runs through Aug. 26. Show bring low-back lawn chair nights times are 8 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays, and 2 p.m. at www.centerplayers.org or by calling the box product samples; exhibits Aug. 24-25 at 8 p.m. office at (732) 462-9093. (732) 548-2884 geared for busy working on Sundays. 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Someone had poured himself cereal, Walters) also opposes the match. Are We There Yet? BY MICHAEL S. GOLDBERGER added a load of sugar and most of it had Movie Critic Especially since Laurence Fox's Mr. missed the bowl. There were dinner Wisley, with the intrusive help of his plates on the coffee table, football cleats aybe Jane Austen had a Dickensian aunt, Lady Gresham on the kitchen counter and a boatload of seemed to be entertained. boyfriend. Maybe she didn't. (Maggie Smith), has made his honor- swimwear and floatation devices strewn "First we pick up the box," I said in a M In either case, her reputation able intentions known. about the abode. singsong voice, "and we mentally weigh it has remained thankfully unsullied lo OK, so the geek isn't so dashing. It must be summer. using our hands and our minds. Empty these many years. However, with a But look in the dictionary under At the height of my frustration, I box; full box. Huey, would you like to suspected eye toward profit, director wealthy suitor and you'll see his pic- opened the kitchen cupboard. The chips try?" Julian Jarrold's "Becoming Jane" now ture. were peeking at me from their open bag, "Why, yes, mother," he replied with a suggests a little romantic irony. There's more...yet another admirer someone had used the second shelf as a touch of sarcasm, "I believe I would." Whether or not she was as beautiful lurking in the shadows. He'll figure in serving tray for chocolate chips, and I'm Being a longtime veteran of my demon- as Anne Hathaway, who plays her with some crucial cause and effect later in sure that if I dumped the box of Fig strations, Huey knew it was better to engaging wit, per this biopic the the tale. But for now, when it comes to Newtons on the front lawn, the dog humor me. He took the box from me and famous spinster of belles lettres cer- swains, poor Jane is surrounded by an wouldn't eat them. To make matters pretended to feel its weight before he tainly had her opportunities. And if embarrassment of riches. We laugh worse, there were 14 boxes of Pop-Tarts said, "I, for one, am going to go out on a you don't trouble yourself too terribly when she throws up her arms and and 12 of them were empty. limb here and guess that this one is about the veracity of Sarah Williams asks, "Are there no other women in I, for one, feel that moments such as empty." and Kevin Hood's Hampshire?" these are best handled with family pre- "OK then," I went on with great sentations. I'm not one to toot my own drama, "let's just say that an individual, screenplay, Miss Mom is stead- horn, but I have created some great such as yourself, opened the cupboard Austen's suddenly fast, offering "Becoming Jane" demonstrations in my day. I've done my and wanted a Pop-Tart. Do you feel that Jane yester- "divulged" affaire Toilet Paper Spindle exhibition, my Bend you would be able to tell, simply by hoist- de coeur with Tom year's version of, at the Waist and Retrieve Things From ing the box, whether it was full or Miramax Films presentation Lefroy has its "It's just as easy the Floor seminar, and my own personal empty?" moments. Directed by: Julian Jarrold to fall in love favorite, You Too Can Put Shoes Away. "Could you repeat the question?" with a rich man If nothing else, Starring: Anne Hathaway, I couldn't help feeling that this asked Lawrence. the implication as it is a poor moment was screaming for a demonstra- "Can you tell, simply by hoisting the puts a bee in the James McAvoy, Julie Walters one." Forgive the tion. Although I hadn't yet done the Pop- box, if it's full or empty?" bonnet of Austen Running time: 120 minutes realist. A true Tart box demo, I was mentally preparing "Can you repeat the things that we fans. Call it the lit- cynic in one of and knew this one could be a doozy. should look for?" asked Charlie. Classified: PG erary movie of the Austen's novels I gathered my young charges around "Never mind that," I said as my frus- summer. You can might add that me, held up a box and asked, "Can any- tration began to build. "Let's say you just imagine the economics offers one tell me what this is?" looked inside and saw that the box was heady buzz around the only reason "Oh, oh, I know," said Lawrence as he empty. The point is, do any of you know the cabanas and tiki bar. to wed...that real love is a luxury only raised his hand high in the air, "pick me!" what to do with an empty Pop-Tart box?" Heretofore, the general reader took the very rich and those who've nothing "It's a Pop-Tart box," blurted out Again with the blank stares. it on faith that Austen wrote solely to lose can afford. Little Charlie. Lawrence, obviously in "You toss it out!" I said as I finally from interpolated observation and Naturally, Jane doesn't buy it. At great despair at having his answer stolen lost my patience. "You pick up the box, see that there's no Pop-Tart in it now, imagination. Now, this inspiration least not this Jane, who we suspect from him, slugged Charlie and called him an idiot. nor will there ever be again. You then ("Pride and Prejudice's" Mr. Darcy?) has been interpreted just a tad pres- "Well," I continued as I ignored the take the box to the recycle bin and toss arises. And as is only befitting of one ent-minded. She is a full-fledged brawl, "can anyone guess why it would be it in." Sister, a progenitor of Women's Lib whom we considered pragmatic and in the cupboard when it's empty?" "Wow!" responded Huey as he pre- who wows 'em at a cricket match when austere, when Miss Austen does fall My inquiry was returned with wide- tended to be in awe. it's real hard and, by the mores of the she grabs a bat and scores a whatever eyed stares but nary a word was spoken. Charlie said that he thought it was day, for the wrong person. they're called. It'll be real love or noth- "Anyone?" I asked again. cool and Lawrence hopped up out of his Not that Tom Lefroy, the Peck's bad ing. Nothing. chair and headed to get a pen so that he boy who visits Hampshire and cap- All well and good. Problem is, we've "Well, then I'm going to show you, my could, and I quote, "Write all of this good tures our budding authoress' fancy, is witnessed this conundrum before. dear family, the proper techniques for information down." all that terrible. Actually, supplying Remember all that shouting next-door removing an empty Pop-Tart box from a Pretty soon book bags will replace the the movie with yet one more example when you were little?. Oh, money, kitchen cupboard. First, one should flotation devices, and summer will be of its signature contradictions, James money, money. But aside from the fact ascertain as to whether the Pop-Tart box over. But, I get the feeling that the empty McAvoy's rapscallion from Ireland isn't that it's a noted personage being vexed is empty or full. Does anyone know how Pot-Tart boxes will remain. the brawling, self-obsessed dandy we by the old cash vs. love quandary, the to do that?" Lori Clinch is the mother of four sons first think. Well, not entirely. script offers no nuances. I can't say that I had their full atten- and the author of the book "Are We There It just wouldn't do if our independ- Still, the production values are tion or that any of them were happy to be Yet?" You can reach her at www.lori- ent Jane, who Miss Hathaway soon solid if not impeccable. The acting is in my audience, but they certainly clinch.com. successfully insinuates in our psyche, commendable. And fervent aficiona- would fall for a really bad guy. On the dos, while perhaps taking umbrage at Winners of sr. citizen art contest announced other hand, he must have spirit. the artistic license, will be heartened Thus it turns out that the flaunter by the plethora of allusions woven into Winners of the Middlesex County senior citizen juried art contest have been of propriety also has loads of character, the story's fabric. announced, with artwork displayed at North Brunswick Senior Center, 15 Linwood perhaps brought to the surface by While perhaps peppered with wish- Place, through Aug. 17. Jane's attentions. Whether it's enough ful thinking, it is clear this is an hom- Nicholas Boulton and fellow Boy Scouts from Troop 96, Sayreville, organized the to conquer the social storm their ensu- age, the product of devotees, right count contest and exhibit as his Eagle Scout project. ing relationship will beget remains to down to the style of exposition. We Local winners were: William Kastan, North Brunswick, first place, acrylic, profes- be seen. 18th-century realities consid- draw our conclusions from what the sional; John Zilinski, North Brunswick, second place, craft, nonprofessional; Fran ered, Cupid will be up against it. characters say and do, rather than Nimeck, South Brunswick, first place, drawing, professional; Stephanie Barbetti, Freethinking scalawag that he from an omniscient narrator. Kendall park section of South Brunswick, first place, mixed media, professional; and might be, Tom doesn't dare forget on Nonetheless, there is cause for divided Sandy Behrend, Kendall park, first place, pastel, professional. which side his crumpet is buttered. opinion. First-place winners will compete in the New Jersey Association of Area Agencies Uncle and law professor Judge Whereas those who oppose any sort on Aging state senior citizens annual juried art contest and exhibition in September at Hunterdon County Complex, Flemington. Langlois (Ian Richardson) controls the of modern update in their literary his- purse strings. So it doesn't bode well tory are bound to exhibit prejudice, the when, at dinner, the old goat finds filmmakers may take pride in the . To our readers Jane's intellect disturbing. Far worse, notion that Austen herself could • -= = = : -== she is the daughter of a mere minister. appreciate the dollars and sense sensi- Items for Community Bulletin Board may be e-mailed to [email protected]. No fortune there. bilities that account for "Becoming They also may be faxed to (732) 780-4192 or mailed to North & South Brunswick Sentinel, P.O. Box 5001, Freehold, NJ 07728. . Not surprisingly, Jane's mom (Julie Jane." www.gmnews.com NS SENTINEL, August 16, 2007 33 Community Bulletin Board World Records Connection's 'Fall Into CROSSWORD 8. Official arbiter of world stems, roots or leaves 44. Awry Fashion' dinner Aug. 16 records 27. Administrative capital of 46. Capital of Croatia Brunswick Women's Connection will ACROSS 9. The one with the white fill- Bolivia 48. World record holder for present a "Fall Into Fashion" dinner for 1. Lowest for female and ing 28. Neighbor of Carthage most Olympic gold medals women Aug. 16 from 7-8:30 p.m. at East highest for male 10. Leo or Libra 29. Subdivisions of a reli- 49. Dropsy Brunswick Chateau, 678 Cranbury 5. Not her 11. Done before you seed gious group 50.2nd word in fairytale? Road. 8. Golly! 13. of dog! 32. St. Louis' Gateway 51. Delinquent group Gloria Dudt, former owner of a retail 12. "Best plans" 14. Loud noise 33. Designates knighthood 52. Boyfriend bakery, will present "Cakes Can't 13. "Well" in Italy 19. Snail trail 36. World Record: best-sell- 53. Hindu or Buddhist leader Bounce — But People Can." There will 14. Unusual object of art 22. One or some or all ing music album ever 54. Period following Ash also be a fashion show featuring fash- 15. Irish name of Ireland 23. Porch 38. Bastard or spurious wing Wednesday ions from Coldwater Creek, Old Bridge. 16. Twelfth month of civil year 24. Third planet from sun 40. Conciliatory gift 55. At one time Cost is $20 for the dinner, and reserva- 17. City in Belgium 25. Manilla hemp 41. Sound of something mov- 56. The top seed tions are required. 18. World Record: the largest 26. Water organism with no ing rapidly For reservations, call Betsy at (732) has 82,951 squares 257-5514 or e-mail Brunswick- 20. In a little while, old-fash- STATEPOINT CROSSWORD [email protected]. ioned 21. Wipe it clean to start 1 2 3 9 10 11 fresh 1• 'Catch the Buzz' at 22. Women's Taylor 12 13 114 area museum Aug. 18 23. Sailor's breath 26. Catholic bell 15 1 New Jersey Museum of Agriculture, 30. Jump forward on a key- board 103 College Farm Road, North 18 1 120 Brunswick, will present "Catch the 31. Contemptibly small 34. Fill to satisfaction Buzz: Bees & Honey" Aug. 18. 22 Attendees will be able to learn bee 35. Talk pompously 21 37. Fix, as in a game or ship fun facts, visit an observation beehive, ~ 38. Meat or seafood coating 1 and make honey themed crafts. There 27 28 29 will also be honey tastings, honey 39. A Sketch 40. Sloppy handwriting punch and cookies, and a video on the 30 32 33 L 34 bee's life. "Barnyard Buddies" will be 42. Part of a play 43. King Tut, e.g. • Sept. 15 and feature animal guest 36 [37 138 : appearances, tours to the Cook College 45. Hurrahs barns, goat milking, animal balloons, 47. Playfully mischievous • chicks hatching and other activities. 48. Semitic for "night" 41 42 Both events will be from noon-3 p.m. 50. Tangerine, grapefruit hybrid •! • Admission is $5, $4 for students and 45 46 seniors, $2 for children age 4-12, and 52. Make wet and dirty 56. October stones free for members and children younger 47 49 than age 4. 57. Pitcher 58. Someone who rues For more information, call the muse- 59. The canonical 9th hour 51 53 54 55 um at (732) 249-2077. after sunrise, pi. 60. Goals 58 157 'Dog Walk^Thon' 61. European sea eagles 62. Denotes engineer in N. Brunswick Sept. 8 63. World record holder for 59 ISO most miles of paved roads North Brunswick will host the 64. World Record: item most 62 fourth annual "Dog Walk-a-Thon," often found at crime scenes Sept. 8 at 11 a.m. at the North PRESENTED BY Brunswick Community Park on Route DOWN 130. Registration begins at 10 a.m. 1.Smart (rain or shine). 2. Batman's cave, e.g. Cost is $12 for the first dog and $5 3. Novice Guinness World Records for each additional dog. All dogs must 4. Black Sea port 2008 edition be up-to-date with vaccinations and 5. One owned by the feudal leashed at all times. Donations of pet lord supplies will be accepted. 6. Habituate, harden In Stores Now For more information, visit 7. Mix together www.northbrunswickonline.com, e-mail 'www.guiiniessworldrecords.coin [email protected], or call (732) ,.*•.»•'-• 247-0922, ext. 478. Answers are on page 28 Be Your Own Boss!!! Hot! Hot! 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Long Valley's William Schmolze winning run in (County College of Morris) kept the bottom of ninth Tides in the game by pitching a perfect seventh for the Tides, with a pop-up to he ABCCL champion Jersey Shore second, groundout to first and a ground Tides capped off their memorable ball to short, where Manalapan's Pete T championship season with a victory Delleani (Rhode Island) made a nice over the Russian National Team, 5-4, on defensive play. The Tides came to the Saturday at Brookdale Community College plate in the seventh, and with no outs in Middietown. they loaded the bases on singles by In a closely fought game with several Ness and Monroe's Jarred Jimenez lead changes, the Tides needed their last at- (Rutgers University), followed by a bats in the bottom of the ninth to secure the walk to Delleani. Nunes knocked in one victory as Nutley's Vince Sangemino run by grounding into a force play, leav- (Rutgers University) drew a two-out bases- ing runners at first and third. The Tides loaded walk to bring home the winning run. executed another double steal for their, Sangemino fought off several tough pitches second run of the inning and a 4-3 lead. to work a 3-2 count and he took an inside Totowa's John Masklee (Long Island pitch for ball four, showing excellent com- University) came in to pitch the eighth mand of the strike zone to earn the base on and had a dominating inning, striking balls. For the Tides, Sangemino's RBI was out two and allowing a soft fly to center the right way to end their season after win- field. The Tides would threaten with ning their league championship. two infield hits by Kapsales and Ness in Team Russia came into the game riding their half of the eighth, but did not a two-game winning streak, beating the ERIC SUCAR staff score, bringing a 4-3 lead to the top of Greater Philadelphia Area All-Stars and The Russian bench looks on as their teammate takes a swing during an exhibition game the ninth. Delaware County All-Stars. They were against the ABCCL champion Jersey Shore Tides on Saturday in Middietown. Freehold's Jeff Calabrese (Fek'cian adapting to the faster pitching in the United infield. Amabile outran the speedy led off the inning with a ground ball that College) was in to close the game for the States as they entered their final days of the Kripochin as he covered first base, received was misplayed by the shortstop, went to Tides and struck out the first batter, but tour. Earlier in the tour, they faced off the throw from Kapsales, and touched the second on a ground out and stole third base. walked Maxim Monakhov, who advanced to against Team USA and the Chinese bag an instant before Kripochin for the After a walk to Paramus' Marc Palestina second on a groundout to second. Artemiy National Team. Team Russia's pitchers held third out. Amabile retired the Russians in (Montclair State University), they executed Artamonov came to the plate as Team Team USA to only four hits, and the order in his second inning on the mound a perfect double steal to bring home the Russia's last chance, and did not disappoint Russians had one more with five, but out- with his third strikeout and two balls hit Tides' first run, and Sangemino would them as he hit his second double of the standing Team USA defense and errors by back to him as the score remained 0-0. knock in Palestina for the Tides' second, as game, driving in Monakhov. Calabrese the Russians were the difference. Elmwood Park's Adam Gomez (Wesleyan +h'ey cut the lead to 3-2 after four innings. struck out the next batter for the final out, The Tides knew they were in for a ball- University) was behind the plate for the Chatham's Mike Ness (Duke University). but the score was tied at 4 as the Tides came game right away as Team Russia's Tides. started the fifth and was greeted by a dou- to bat in the bottom of the ninth. The table Alexander Nizov led off the game with a sin- Lincroft's Dan Anderson (TCNJ) took ble off the fence by Artemiy Artamonov. was set for Sangemino with infield hits by gle against Holmdel's Nick Amabile (TCNJ). the mound in the third, but ran into diffi- However, Ness bore down and prevented Nunes and Matawan's Vin Avella (Wagner), After two strikeouts and two walks, the culty in the fourth when he walked Sergey him from scoring, finishing the inning and a walk to Palestina, and the Tides took bases were loaded when Andrey Kripochin Soloviev and allowed a single to Kripochin. strongly with two strikeouts. Ness also had a 5-4 victory over Team Russia. hit a sharp ground ball in the hole between Alexander Toropov doubled home both run- an easy sixth inning, bringing the Tides to Team Russia finished their tour splitting first and second that looked sure to bring in ners and scored on a hit by Maxim the plate down 3-2 in the bottom of the a doubleheader against the NYPD and two runs, but a diving stop by Holmdel's Monakhov, giving Team Russia a 3-0 lead as sixth. The Tides would load the bases on a FDNY baseball teams, and then made an Chris Kapsales (Niagara University), who the Tides went to bat in the fourth. walk to Nunes, a single by Palestina, and a appearance on Monday on the CBS Early was playing first base, kept the ball in the Hazlet's Mike Nunes (Montclair State) walk to Sangemino, but failed to knock in a Show before heading back to Russia yester- day. Father & Son team heads to Vermont for regionals UY SHAWM LAYTON tournament." 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The approx- minutes to New York City, to the eminent imately 5,000-square-foot, five-bedroom, construction validated by the presence of seven-bath homes start at $1,990,000. the builder in the neighborhood. The luxury homes boast gracious living In the top 50 of Money Magazine's with hardwood floors, granite countertops, 2006 Best Places to Live, Middletown has custom moldings with designer details, an extremely high quality of life index. multiple gas-burning fireplaces, and out- The township boasts 48 parks spread out door patios with fireplaces for entertaining. over 42 square miles. The number of accredited museums, public golf courses the ordinary, Gloria Nilson GMAC Real and libraries is well above the national Estate offers Premier Service, an innova- average of other Best Places to Live con- tive system that puts customer service tenders. guarantees in writing and invites con- "These are the perfect executive es- sumers to evaluate their experiences after- tates," says Barbara Fenderlander, Gloria ward. Premier Service promises con- Nilson GMAC Real Estate of Rumson sumers consistent and measurable levels sales associate. "The neighborhood is of service rated by an independent survey. close to the New York City ferry, walking Call the Rumson office of Gloria Nil- distance to the Beacon Hill Country Club son GMAC Real Estate, at 110 Avenue of and Golf Course, and only five minutes Two Rivers, at (732) 530-2800. Contact from miles of beaches." Barbara Fendelander directly at (732) Introducing a new website featuring Just as these homes are sent apart from 233-3117 or [email protected]. over 43 rental communities in New Jersey. Search by location, rent, bedrooms and home type . Real Estate Briefs simultaneously to find your perfect apartment or townhome. See floor plans, amenities, maps and more! • ~- ^ region in resale listings, resale revenue Elaine Salva, branch manager of units and resale marketed listings. Maria All Apartments & Townhomes Come With: Weichert, Realtors' East Brunswick Lodish received the region's award for Air Conditioning • Cable Ready • Patio or Balconies • Private or Semi-Private Entrances office, announced that several sales as- new home dollar volume. Manuela Wall-To-Wall Carpet or Hardwood Floors • Nearly All Apartments With Dishwashers sociates were recognized for their re- Herrera, Monica Van Pelt, Joan Golden, Pool & Tennis Memberships Available at Each or Adjacent Site gional and office level achievements in Denise Krawczyk, Hyeon Ho Kim, Keri the month of July. Donna Warters led the Zoumas, Nansi Girgis, Ronald Benyak, Jean Henry and Lodish earned member- ship in the 750 Club for reaching a mini- mum of $750,000 in sales for the month. Mary Merullo, Joseph Marascio, Peter McCabe and Warters earned membership COMPLIMENTARY PROPERTY EVALUATION CERTIFICATE in the Elite Club for reaching a minimum Contact me and I will show you how much your property is worth in today's marketplace. of $1, 500,000 million in sales in the month. In addition to these individual accomplishments, the entire East Issued by. Hanne (Jane) Eid ^Telephone. (732) 257-3500 Ext. 306 Brunswick sales team led the region in the following categories: new home dol- RE/MAX First Realty, 385 Route 18, East Brunswick, NJ 08816 lar volume, resale listings, resale revenue units and resale dollar volume. The re- gion is comprised of 23 offices through- If your property is currently listed with a real estate broker, please disregard this offer. It is not our intention to solicit the offerings of other real estate brokers. We are happy to work with them and cooperate fully. Hanne "JANE" Eid out Ocean, Monmouth and Middlesex counties. These sales associates can be Sales Associate reached at Weichert's East Brunswick SELLING OR BUYING A HOME? CALL YOUR AREA SPECIALIST JANE TODAY! NJAR Circle of Excellence office, (732) 247-7800, located at 180 Servicing Middlesex, Monmouth, Mercer & Somerset Counties Sales Award 1996-2006 Tices Lane. If for some reason you do not wish a Property Evaluation at this time, retain this valuable certificate with your important documents. Direct: 732-921-0906 HI? Eacn Office Independently Owned and Operated. Merrill Corporation #80-2028 www.gmnews.com NS SENTINEL, August 16, 2007 37 Home sales steady as rates drop RE/MAX recruiting video ecent news aboul the housing at 852.000 in 2007 and 848.000 next market has been less than encour- year, down from the nearly I. I million receives prestigious awards aging for some, but in the long new homes sold in 2006. R he popular recruiting video "Reach The RE/MAX recruiting video, which run. this trend might prove to be a More than 1.4 million housing starts, for the Sky" is being honored with seeks to motivate prospects to "reach for healthy correction. including multifamily unils. arc forecast T six production awards from five sep- the sky" in their career, was shot on loca- The National Association of Realtors" this year and in 2008, but that is down arate competitions. It won the highest award tion with a team of expert sky divers, who revised forecast calls for existing home from 1.8 million last year. possible in three of the competitions. When form a red, white and blue balloon-shape sales of 6.()4 million in 2007. down from it was released earlier this year, more than as they race toward the earth. Median nationwide existing-homc 10,000 copies were sent to RE/MAX bro- Extensive post-production graphics and July's prediction of 6.11 million this prices are expected to fall by 1.2 percent year. The trade group expects sales to kers. Since that time, nearly 12,000 addi- animation were added to create a final to a median of $219,300 this year, before tional copies have been requested. product that captures an undeniable feeling climb to 6.38 million next year, up climbing back next year to $223,600. Senior Vice President of Media and of excitement. slightly from July's forecast of 6.37 mil- July inventory decreased for the first Training Mike Ryan said, "The success of "Reach for the Sky" was created by the lion. 'Reach for the Sky' has just been phenome- RE/MAX Satellite Network (RSN), and time in months and prices have begun to nal. Because we're in a highly competitive produced entirely in the Denver area with Sales in both years are projected to bo level. Homes priced properly are selling. below last year's level of 6.48 million. business, our recruiting tools are critical. local talent. RSN, which began in 1994, When you compare prices to 2002 there And having an award-winning tool like this was the first and still the only proprietary However, some experts sec a silver is still double digit increase to home val- gives our brokers a real edge. It helps them business television network in the real lining in the news. ues. attract the highest caliber professionals." estate industry. It has been honored with "With the population growing, the The 28th Annual Telly Awards presented dozens of industry awards in its 13 year For more information, or assistance history. demand for homes isn't going away, it's "Reach for the Sky" with its highest honor, navigating today's complex real estate the Silver Telly. In the Aurora Awards, the RSN broadcasts over 60 hours of pro- just being delayed," said Lawrence bro- market in the central Jersey area, visit presentation was recognized as the Platinum gramming each month, but is just one ker/owner of BetterHomesNJ.com/VRl www.bhnj.com. BetlerHome- Best-of-Show, and in The Videographer aspect of RE/MAX University, the premier Realtors. "More buyers, and cutbacks in sNJ.com/VRI Realtors has offices in Awards it captured top honors with an educational organization in the real estate new construction, will eventually draw Rayonne, Brick, Cherry Hill, C'.olonia, Award of Excellence. industry. RE/MAX University also pro- down the inventory levels and support liasl Brunswick. Freehold, Hazlet. Key- Additional recognitions were received vides on-demand training via the compa- future price appreciation, but general port. Manahawkin. Matawan, Middle- from The Omni Awards and The U.S. ny's intranet, classroom instruction at sites gains will be modest next \ear. Serious town, Princeton, Sea Bright. Upper International Film and Video Festival. around the country, and maintains an buyers today have a long-term view of Monte-lair. Wall. Wayne and Westwood These prestigious award competitions extensive media library. housing as an invesiment - speculators :ind has divisions, specializing in fore- attract thousands of national and interna- RE/MAX of New Jersey, based in Moorestown, is a privately owned and have left the market." closures, adult homos and commercial tional entrants, and recent winners include organizations such as Discovery Channel, operated regional franchiser for RE/MAX As for new homes, sales are projected properties. Time/Warner, Turner Broadcasting, Disney International. Visit www.remax-nj.com for and PBS. more information. 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MATRESSES, NEW. 609-208-0919 FAX YOUR AD 24/7 Call 1-800-660-4 ADS COMPUTER SUPPORT Full Set-$169. Juvenile Items 732-780-4678 Local 732-358-5210 SERVICES Queen Set-$199. BEDROOM SET - Solid wood, Fax 732-780-4678 DRYER & WASHER only 6 mos. FULL ON-SITE SERVICE Queen Pillowtop $399. Bam Door collection, 4 pcs., CLEANING HELP email old. Whirlpool, electric Stack- Call 732-951-0004 Can Deliver. In plastic. dresser, Captains bed with BASSINETT, Infant car seat THE CLASSIFIED F/T-P/T. Residential. Must have [email protected] ables & DISHWASHER. All 732-684-8859 or 609-548-2912 2 drawers, bookshelf, end table, (Graco), changing table/infant Portable $900/all. 732-207-2739 3 yrs. old, $700./set. Television; GETS RESULTS! car. Call 732-735-3100 MOVING Dining room set, tub combo, newborn tub, baby 46" Sony, 3 yrs. old, projection, tub, bottle warmery mobile and Thomasville, table, 6 chairs, $700. 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Oak queen size bdrm. set, 2 Call 732-446-6521 supervising motor route drivers and route Full-time Photojournalist needed to join staff of a best offer. Call 732-910-2886 Training. Work available in ar- management. Flexible hours, excellent benefits and piers, Dridge with lighted mirror, eas like Homeland Security, group of weeklies. Seeking candidates with short chest, and armoire. Exc. WALL UNIT- 3 Piece Cream Gym Equipment, ABS exercise 401 (k). Please send or fax resume and salary Law Enforcement, Wildlife and machine, $25., Stationary Bike, experience in news, sports, documentary, feature cond. $600 neg. 732-390-5249 colored lacquer and smoke more! 1-800-320-9353 ext 2002 requirements to: [email protected] glass, $800. 27" TV-$150. $25., negotiable, excellent con- and spot news. Looking for a visual story teller that dition call 732-251-4071 Debra Parana Glass & Brass Dining Room, HOMEOWNERS WANTED! is assertive, enthusiastic and motivated. 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Used less 048 General das/Nissans/Toyotas and more audio slideshows and videos for our online readers. CHERRY BEDROOM SET. Sol- than 2 mo. Pd. $3,995. Ask. SUPERVISOR id Wood, never used, brand Merchandise from $500! Payments from $2,900/neg. Tony 973-442-4191 We offer a comprehensive benefits package. Paid new in factory boxes. English $29/mo! $0 down, 36 mos ® Dovetail. Original cost $4500. 11.5%apr For listings INVACARE Greater Media Newspaper has an opening for an vacation, holidays, personal and sick leave. 800-546-5204 ext. T333 Send resumes and CD portfolio to: Sell for $795. Can Deliver. $500 Police Impounds. Cars POWER CHAIR experienced individual with strong knowledge in 201-780-8911 from $500! Tax Repos, US Mar- MEMORY FOAM THERA-PEU- Fully equipped. 2 months old. newspaper circulation. Responsibilities include Jeff Granit CHERRYWOOD DINING SET shal and IRS sales. Cars, TIC NASA-VISCO MATTRESS- Paid $5,649 asking supervising motor route driver and route management. 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Fair Market 086 Painting 089 Plumbing 105 Boats for Sale entry, sage green with grey 110a Sport Ready for track or trail M.G.C. CONSTRUCTION Value Tax Deduction Possible Wallpapering interior, 67,000 miles, 3 year Utility Vehicles through Love Inc. Free Towing. $999. 732) 845-0490 •Concrete • Curbs • Driveways 33,000 warranty.732-317-4749 Non-Runners OK. Call for de- •Sidewalks • Pavers 'Steps [email protected] SUZUKI GSXR 600 '04 Black & •Belgium Block • Mailboxes tails #800-549-2791. orange, 3,500 miles, loads of $17,000. NISSAN PATHFINDER LE '97 Fully ins. Call 732-254-8103 A SHADE BETTER Call us for BACSOKA & SON LOOK WHAT YOU CAN DO! extras, orig. owner, $7,000. neg superiors professional interior PLUMBING & HEATING MAK.0 22'1995 Burgundy. Loaded w/grey 732-536-5048 or 908-216-0563 MASONRY • NEW WORK • HONDA PRELUDI Si '91 leather seats. Maintained by DONATE YOUR CAR, BOAT, work. Refs. Free estimate. All Complete Kitchen & Bath Center console OR TRUCK. Tax Deduction * REPAIRS • Refs. Available. calls returned, 732-238-7053 Remodeling. Water Heaters. 225 EFI Mercury outboard, 151,00 miles. Garaged. Immac. Nissan svc. only. 179,000 orig. YAMAHA RAPTOR 660 ATV Call 732-254-0643 inter., shiny red. Must see. mi. $5,000. Call 732-735-0590 Free Pick-Up We accept all Sewer & Drain Cleaning very low hours, outriggers, cars-all conditions. 501c Non- 2005 - Mint cond., low mileage. ACCENT PAINTING - 20 yrs. Reasonable Rates. Free Est. electronics. Very clean. $1,100. Call 732-613-9472 $5,000. or best offer. PORTUGUESE MASON exp. Excellent Indoor & Out- profit. Wheels 4 Charity Foun- Lie. #5628. WE DO IT ALL! Excellent condition. dation 732-920-8222 Call 609-758-5151 Brick Paver Specialists • Steps door Painting. Residential & MUST SEE! HUMMER H2 2006 - AWD, 110AA concrete driveways/patios/curbs CALL 732-727-0014 29,000 mi.,, loaded, as new!, commercial. Wallpaoer $19,999. or best offer. ANTIQUE AUTOS sidewalks • Family Operated removal. Insured. 732-792-7171 [email protected] 732-257-7822 or 732-406-8586 GARDEN STATE Call 908-330-1970 $ 29,000. 201-825-1345. 113 Auto Parts 117 Trucks PLUMBING & HEATING Services Vans WATER HEATERS MAKO CENTER CONSOLE LINCOLN Continental '01 CHEVY IMPALA '67 1085 Odd Jobs REPAIRS & REMODELING '74 Bay Runner, brand new 55,000 miles, $10,000. Convertible, 350 engine, auto., Call 732-297-0375 Cleanups • PAINTING $60. PER ROOM • Owner Operated. Lie. #5568 90HP Evinrude, 34 hrs., extras, needs restoration, $3,500. or Minimum 3 Rooms - Your «• 732-251-5660 «• O/B, $8,000. Call 732-512-0697 MADZA PROTEGE 5 2002 best offer. Call 732-216-7630 VELOUR COUCH FOR VAN paint. 20 years experience. White, 4dr., 5 speed trans. MERCEDES BENZ 380SL '82 TURNS INTO BED / MINT DODGE RAM 01 Call 732-213-8744 Loaded. 56,500 miles. $7,500/ New convertible top/hard top, COND. BEST OFFER!!! 1500 4X4 PICK-UP AAAAAAAAA ABSOLUTE 091 Roofing best offer. 732-577-9625 metallic blue, auto. Very good 732-866-9078 Red. Excellent condition, PAINTING & PAPERHANGING 110 Autos for Sale cond., $20,000. 732-668-5104 75,000 miles. Remote start, CLEAN UPS Int./Ext. Free Est. Honest Siding OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS Bedliner, Running boards. 1 CALL REMOVES IT ALL! prices. Call Joe 732-360-0943 CIERA S, '94- Silver, 4 door, MANY EXTRAS! Estate Closings, Garages, 44,000 orig. mi. New brakes, 116 Motorcycles Basements, Homes, Yards PAINTING - Interior/Exterior 112 Autos/Trucks $11,500 or best offer. ANYTIME , ANYWHERE BUICK CENTURY- 95 a/c. Very good condition. Mopeds Best Prices • Fast Service Drywall taping. Low rates. $2,500/best offer. 732-593-7741 Wanted Call 908-910-9428 732-446-1151 Free estimates. 732-318-1776 THE ROOF DOCTOR Runs good. $800. or best offer. Will Repair Your Roof Call 732-390-8382 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE '04 HARLEY Davidson Fat Boy '06 FORD BRONCO Eddie Bauer POPCORN CEILINGS Mobile homes / Rubber roofs / BUICK RIVERIA Convertible '82. Metallic grey, leather interior, 1995 - Forest green/tan. 4 WD, AAAAA ACTION CLEAN UP Professionally sprayed Porch roofs / Shingle roofs. Garage kept for years. 1,800 p/s, p/b, upgraded sport pack- #1 AUTO PROGRAM All custom - mint cond. 4,400 all power, c/d, running boards. 1 CALL DOES IT ALL Int. painting. Call 732-525-1625 Attic fans / Storm damage. miles. 1 of a kind. Serious buy- age, power sunroof, 47,000 mi., mi. Must see! Must test ride! 158,000. mi. Clean, runs good. Homes, Garages, Estate Gutter Cleaning / Screening ers. $20,000. 732-250-6236 $11,500. Call 732-221-2515 DONATE CARS $19,500. Frank 732-642-7708 $3,250. Call 732-272-3141 Closings, Trees. TWELVE PAINTING 1-800-303-3873 No gimmicks, just the best Wallpapering, painting, trim- Evans Maintenance CADILLAC DE VILLE '96 PONTIAC GRAND AM- '97 Help Fight HARLEY DEUCE FXSTDI '02 price. We'll do all the loading. ming. Doors, windows, kitchen all power, Clean. Upgraded Black, new brakes & alternator, CHILDREN'S 5,000 miles, security system, Call Mike, 732-406-7047 & bathrooms. 908-623-7340 J & R ROOFING & SIDING audio. Leather. 46,000 orig. strong transmission. 106,000 V+H pipes, warranty, 513,900. 117T Trailers UNBEATABLE RATES miles. $5,500,732-718-2564 miles. $2,495. 732-718-6771 CANCER Call 732-500-7409 Exp. & Ins. 732-672-8965 American Children's Society ABCO 24-7 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX '00 HONDA - SHADOW AERO 087 Power CADILLAC DEVILLE '99 Silver. Pwr wndws, Iks, mrrs, dr Manalapan, New Jersey Bsmts., Garages, Yards & Estates M.G. CONSTRUCTION, INC. 91,000 miles. All power. New Same Day Free Tow 750, 2005 - Immac. 1,625 mi. 10%Offw/Ad Washing SIDING/ROOFING tires. White exter. Stan leather seat. Am/fm/cd. Alloy whls Lots of extra chrome. Garage CARMATE EAGLE SERIES Demo Too! 732-951-0864 Over 14 years exp. For free $5,800. Cell # 908-208-2042 w/extra rim for fl spare. Int/Ext TAX DEDUCTIBLE Kept. $5,500. 609-208-0771 TRAILER 2005 - Heat & a/c. estimates call Mike-609-443-0343 clean. Runs great, 52,000 mi. Custom alum, ramps. Used 2 CHEVROLET CAVALIER '00 $7,500. neg. 732-610-2169 IRS Forms at Pickup times. $11,000. 732-446-1214 ABE'S CLEAN UPS A PRISTINE orGene-732-605-0813 Yards, Cellars, Garages, etc. 4 dr., auto., 4 cyl., runs great, SUBARU OUTBACK 2.5I '06 POWERWASHING ROOFING BY ALEX SMUTKO new tires. Asking $2,950. 732-972-3099 Estate Clean-Outs Decks, siding, patios, fences, side- Black, 21,000 mi., AWD, pwr., We're the cheapest!!! It's the last 2 wks. of crazy Clean, must seel 732-270-9065 auto. Excellent cond., $18,500. www.childrenscharities.coAAA AUTOS WANTEmD walks, driveways. Honest, reliable, low summer prices. It's over 118 Motor Homes 732-257-7197 affordable. Free est. 732-690-1866 CHRYSLER SEBRING LX, 02 best offer. Call 917-579-6842 Junk & Running Cars,Trucks. 8/26/07. Call 732-583-0412 Campers, Bikes, Boats. Rec. Vehicles White 2 dr, auto, power, a/c, al- TOYOTA CAMRY LE '94 ARTIE'S CLEAN-UP loy wheels. 26,200 mi. Full fac- TOP CASH $PAID$ We Haul It All! B&B Silver. Leather seats, a/c, new 1-800-464-8030 094B Telephone tory warranty: 70,000 mi. OR tires. Looks & runs mint. • Reliable • Fully Insured POWERWASHING 3/2010. Ask.$8,995.732-485-4285 DON'T TRADE INN CHARITY 29' PROWLER TRAVEL LOWEST PRICES ! $3,300. Call 732-431-4594 Most homes $150. & under. Installation DONATIONS: Children's Can- TRAILER '99. Sleeps 8. Kit., $25. OFF WITH THIS AD FORD ESCORT '95 - white, 4 TOYOTA PRIUS HYBRID '03 cer Big Brothers/Sisters, BA, microwave, awning. Excel- 732-238-6111 • 609-688-9055 Decks, patios, concrete & powerwashing. 732-721-4869 dr. Auto, 4 cyl., 35 MPG, new 50 MPG! Dark green,. Exc. Boy/Girl Scouts, Homeless, lent cond. $6,700. 609-259-3698 tires & brakes, 112,000 mi., Cond. 3 yr. Ext. vrarr. 52,000 SPCA, YMCA and more! Or KAWASAKI MEANSTREAK 1 VAN AND 2 BIG MEN FIRST CHOICE POWER WASH V PHONE Installation $1,450 neg. 732-836-9428. orig.mi. $13,999. 732-845-2239 we'll buy any '02 -1,500CC Perfect Cond. MALLARD TRAVEL TRAILER will pick up your JUNK. MOST HOMES $110.-$140. REPAIR • JACKS • WIRING condition/year/make-free pick- Orig. Owner. 2,400 mi. '99 - 30', self contained, sleeps Basement, yard, attic. Houses, decks, patios, walkways. 25 yrs. exp. w/NYNEX FORD TAURUS '99 - V6, auto- VOLVO 940 Turbo '93 - White. up-fast service. Garaged. $6,875 neg. 6, like new condition, shower, Fully Insured. Call 732-521-4532 Call Ed 732-536-2477 matic, p/s, p/w, p/m. New tune- P/w, a/c, sunroof. 169,000 mi. Call 1-888-395-3955 Call 732-583-5785. $7,000. Call 732-389-8807 Call now! 877-782-4742 up, new tires. Runs great. Extra set of tires. Good running $3,100., neg.Cell 908-433-2818 cond. $3,700. 732-613-0267 FORD TAURUS GL'95 -4 dr., VOLVO S60 2.5 T-'04 Black w/ 110 Autos for Sale III 110 Autos for Sale I 110 Autos for Sale auto, 6 cyl. Good cond. Orig. black int. 49,000 miles. Orig. 110 Autos for SaleII 110 Autos for SaleII 110 Autos for Sale owner, am/fm, 125,000 miles. owner. Excellent cond. Asking $1,400 neg. Call 732-668-3289 $17,500. Call 732-910-4442 SUBARU SUBARU SUBARU SUBARU i BRAND NEW SUBARU BRAND NEW IMPREZA 2.5i HI I AWD, 4 Door, 4 Cylinder, Automatic, A/C, P/S, AWD, 4 Door 4 Cylinder, Automatic, A/C, P/S, ABS Brakes, Power Windows & Locks, Power ABS, Power Windows & Locks, Power Seats, Minors, Cruise Control, CD Player, Dual Airbags, Cruise, CD Piayer, Airbags, Keyless Entry, Tinted Keyless Entry, Rear Defooaer. Tilt Wheel. Giass, Moonroof. Inc. $1000 Factory Rebate. soy 76995 SM121Y0. VINWGS15645. MSRP $18,695. SMU944. VINWH704090. 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Expires 72 hours after publication. www.gmnews.com NS SENTINEL, August 16, 2007 "45 in print and online at gfftifieivs.com the road again If you're highway-bound this summer, be sure to budget carefully and plan your trip wisely with Sharon Peters Find missing manual We regularly buy one- or * two-year-old vehicles to Q • use for our business, and we keep them for a cou- ple of years. You'd be amazed how many of them don't have owner's By Jim Gorzelany admission fees and souvenir shopping. or trailer or driving in extreme heat, consid- manuals. You can get them, most of CTW Features When preparing to take an automotive er switching to an oil that has a higher vis- the time, by going to the dealership excursion, the AAA advises you select your cosity (which means it's thicker); consult and ordering one, at about $30. But hough gasoline prices are reaching route on a map ahead of time and study it to your owner's manual for specific recom- that takes time, and sometimes I've record highs — around $4 per gallon know exactly where you're going. Bringing mendations. got a small question that needs to T in some areas of the United States — a portable navigation system along for the • Look for worn, cracked, blistered or be answered immediately. With all they're not deterring the millions of mo- ride also i can help keep you on course, soft belts or hoses. the information available on the torists who are taking to the road for holiday though you may want to travel along a more When the day comes, travel experts sug- Internet, it seems like this ought to and vacation fun this summer. The scenic and adventurous route than the; GPS gest you and your entourage set out rested be something I can find there, but American Automobile Association predicted computer will plot for you. Minimize stress and ready to make the journey. Set aside so far have had no luck. Am I miss- another busy travel season, with 84 percent by using time and driving distance charts to sufficient time to pack your clothes, load ing something? of all summer travelers expected to traverse create realistic estimates for each segment your vehicle and get a full night's sleep so the country by car or truck. of your trip; don't try and drive too far a you can start your trip refreshed. Plan on '.: Most carmakers do offer Unfortunately, shouldering the expense distance in too short a time. taking frequent stretch breaks and rotating * downloadable owner's of costlier fill-ups means having to cut the Also, plan your fuel stops in advance, drivers along the way to stay alert behind • A • manuals, but it's almost budget elsewhere, so the AAA expects other and to avoid inadvertently running out of ; the wheel. Plan on traveling only during impossible to find them. aspects of the average family's vacation to gas, don't let your vehicle's fuel level get daylight hours when visibility is at its best. You're going to be really happy suffer accordingly. "Families will travel below one-quarter of a tank. Be sure to Take along books, games, music and/or a: about this: Edmunds.com has com- closer to home, they will travel for fewer make all lodging reservations in advance. portable DVD player for the ride, and a pil-! piled a list of online manuals, car days and will save money by staying in less And always allow extra time for unexpected low so passengers can sleep. Bring informa- company by car company, and it expensive hotels and eating in cheaper traffic or other factors beyond your control tion on your destination so you can make the; provides direct links to the manuals restaurants, but they will continue to take such as roadwork or poor weather condi- most of your trip. Carry an emergency kit in for easy Internet access. vacations and plan getaways," says Sandra tions. the trunk that, at the very least, consists of a Just go to Edmunds.com, click Hughes, travel vice president for the AAA. Make sure your vehicle is in sound run- flashlight with extra batteries, warning ! on "Tips and Advice," then scroll If you're planning a last-minute summer ning condition before embarking on a road devices such as flares or reflective triangles; \] to "Parts" and click on "Where to outing, the AAA says you can expect to pay trip. When in doubt, have your car checked jumper cables, a first-aid kit and extra water.! Find Your Owner's Manual." Not an average of $152 per night for lodging, by an automotive technician and have any And for safety and security, ensure that : all car lines are represented, but a which includes an added charge for children necessary repairs or maintenance proce- all adult passengers are wearing their seat huge majority is there. under the age of 14 (though prices in large dures performed ahead of time. Otherwise, belts at all times and that children are i ; • You can have it instantly and, in metropolitan areas and resorts in season you can perform these basic self-chbcks: secured in safety seats or booster chairs as | ,; most cases, free. may be higher). • Examine the tires for uneven and : required by law. Remember to lock your car> AAA travel experts advise setting aside excessive treadwear and make sure they're when you leave it^ and keep all valuables ; © CTW Features at least $118 per day for meals (not includ- inflated according to the manufacturer's rec- out of sight, locked in the trunk or glove What's your question ? Shawn ing tips or beverages), and be sure to take ommendations, i ';'..••, compartment or hidden under a seat. Peters would like to hear about advantage of early-bird specials and kids' • Check the level of coolant in the radia- Following these recommendations can what's on your mind when it comes menus to help keep food costs in check. tor; if it's low, replenish it with a 50/50 mix help ensure that your summer road trip will to caring for, driving and repairing Also, account in advance for additional of coolant and water. ':',.•; be a memorable one, and for all the right your vehicle. E-mail costs you may encounter along the way for • Check the level and condition of the reasons. Sharon© ctwfeatures.com. expenditures like road and bridge tolls, engine oil level. If you'll be pulling a boat ©CTW Features i 2007 MAZDA 31 2007 MAZDA 4>8 Value Edition 4 dr, 5 speait, ps, pb, air, pw, pi, p/mir- 4 dr, 4 cyl, 5 speed, ps, ABS, air, pw, rors, tilt, cc, air bags, sl/CO, b/seals. pi, p/mlrrors, cc, air bags, st/CD, cloth cloth Int.. tg, r/del. alum whls, VIN. lnt..tg,r/dsl, alum whls. VIN. •71641266. MSRP $16,730. Price •75M16323. MSRP $19,990. Price Includes $735 Hamilton Mazda Discount. Includes $1745 Hamilton Mazda AND FINANCING AS LOW AS «7% APR! Discount S $1750 Factory Rebate. OR FINANCING AS LOW AS O"A, APR! 6.495 $19! ECU! SJ^ HAMILTOrmiviikiwNn MAZDmMAWAH rxmore Wjk TEST DRIVE A. MAZDA 800-950-9965 l§f Rt. 33 Hamilton Sq., NJ (609)587-7600 G LDCUP ^ ONLY 24 MIN. FROM FLEMINGTON, FREEHOLD & SOUTH JERSEY! 19 ONLY 40 MIN. FROM THE SHORE & ONLY 2 MIN. OFF 1-95 EXIT 63! WWW.HAMILTONIMPORTS.COM Prices include all costs to be paid by a consumer except for lie., reg. & taxes. Prices include all Mazda rebates & incentives. © 2002 Mazda North American Operations. 'Must w finance thru Mazda credit. CX7 special price in leiu of specjal finance rate through Mazda. Lease is closed end to qual. buyers. 12K miles per year. Lessee is responsible for wear, Price inclui tear, maint., repairs & excess mileage figured at 150 per mile. Offer expires 8/31/07. See dealer for details. Not responsible for typographical errors or omissions. p. for wi 'assat. I THUNDER FAN PACK! www.gmnews.com NS SENTINEL, August 16, 2007 47 VISIT ON-LINE SHOWROOM 24 HOURS A DAY WWW.GOLDCOASTCADILLAC.COM WORLD'S LARGEST CADILLAC DEALER WE MAKE LUXURY AFFORDABLE! ..-. „.-... =»,. 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All offers with S, A, B or C tier credit approval by primary lender. ~ Customer must receive coupon via direct mail from General Motors giving customer up to $2000 towards their remaining lease payments, early termination fees & disposal fees to qualify. Offer valid on advertised vehicle only. All Based on retail sales calendar year to dale 2003,2004,2005,2006 vehicles sold cosmetically as is. Gold Coast is not responsible for type errors/omissions and photos are for illustration only. This ad expires 24 hours after publication date. © 2007 The Lopes Agency. 48 SENTINEL, August 16, 2007 www.gmnews.com I Nobody l Nobody I Beats E* t Beats i Our , •W£i Our l Prices! tfiil! Selection!1 WE ARE PROFESSIONAL GRADE CHEVROLET BUICK PONTIAC 2^. LIBERTY mmPURSUir AN AMERICAN REVOLUTION DRIVE BEAUTIFUL DESIGNED FOR ACTION 2007 Cadillac New 2007 New 2007 Chevy Pontiac DTS IMPALA $ $99. BUY FOS PER MO. 3 9 MO, LEASE PER MO. 39 MO LEASE 30,995 6 Cyl., Auto., A/C, P/S, P/B, P/W P L AM FM CD Tilt Cruise Keyless Stk.#2500, VINS79415195 4 Cyl, Automatic Trans,, Air Condition, Power Sleering, Power Brakes, Power Windows, Power Locks, 8 Cylinder, Automatic Transmission, Air Condition, Power MSRP $21,780. Due at inception $6104 Cash Trade 1st mo Pymt $0 Bank Fee $0 Sec. Dep SlkJ9252N, VIN#74276834, MSRP $17,975. Due at incep: $4,500 Cash/Trade, 1st mo. Pymt., SO Sec Dep & Steering, Power Brakes, Leather, Power Windows, Power Only $6,203 due at signing. Pr^e iiicl jdes. $650 CCR, $500 Cd iq^est (Nori-GM vehicle owners i.~ $695 Bank Fee. $5,254 due st signing, Price includes; $500 Conquest (notvGW. vehicle owners in household), Locks, 16,079 mi., Stk.#1447, VIN#7U111796- household) & $500 Military Rebates assigned to dealer at lease inception. Tax & MV Fees Add'l. $500 Military, $650 CCR Rebates assigned to dealer at leas$e inception if qualified. Tax & MV Fees Add'l. $ New 2007 0 New 2007 New 2007 0 0 Cadillac Chevy GMC ESCALADE SILVERADO ENVOY ESV REG. CAB SLE BUY PER M0. 24 M0. LEASE FOR 15,999*3451 PER MO. 39 MO. LEASE 8 Cyl., Auto., A/C, P/S, P/B, Leather, Power Moonl Work Truck, 6 Cyl., Automatic Transmission, Air Condition, Power V6, Auto., Dual A/C, P/S, P/B, P/W, P/L, Cruise, Tilt, DVD, Stk.#9200N, VIN#72298279, MSRP 3rd Row Seat, Stk.#908, VIN#7R233239, MSRP $61,680. $0 Sec. Dep., $695 Steering, P/B, AM/FM Stereo, Tinted Glass, Posi-Trac Rear Stk.#2548, $29,685. Due at inception: $4,995 Cash/Trade, $01 st mo, Pymt., $0 Sec. Dep. 8 $0 Bank Fee. $4,995 Bank Fee, $4,495 Cash Trade Equiv. down, & 1 st mos. Pymt. Only $5,609 due VIN#72623225, MSRP $19,450. Price includes: $2,000 Factory & $500 due at signing. Price includes: $500 Conquest (Non-GM vehicle owners in household), $1,800 CCR at delivery. Tax & MV Fees Add'l. i Military Rebates when purchased if qualified. Tax & MV Fees Add'l. & $500 Military Rebates assigned to dealer at lease inception if qualified. Tax 8 MV Fees Add'l. CERTIFIED ¥EMICLES STORTING AT *8,995 WITH 2.9% APR* FINANCING FOR §0 MONTHS. '06 TOYOTA COROLLA '03 CHEVY MALIBU $ '04 BUICK CENTURY $ 4 Cyl., Auto., A/C, P/S, P/B, P/W, P/L, 6 Cyl., Auto., A/C, P/S, P/S, P/W, P/L, Tilt, 6 Cyl., Auto., A/C, P/S, P/B, P/W, P/L, Lthr., Only 7,010 mi., Stk.#1478, VIN#6C679030 9,494* 46,920 mi., Stk.#55135U, VIN#J641327547 .*l 5,495* Cruise, 40,190 mi., Stk.#10431, VIN#3M720641 I2,695" '91 CHEVY CORVETTE '04 CHEVY CAVALIER LS $ '06 SATURN VUE $ 8 Cyl., Auto., A/C, P/S, P/B, P/W, P/L, Leather, 4 Cyl., Auto., A/C, P/S, P/B, P/W, P/L, Tilt, l 1,494* 6 Cyl., Auto., A/C, P/S, P/B, PAW, P/L, Tilt, Black, 47,613 mi., Stk.#1480, VIN#M5112823 H 5,995' Cruise, 32,697 mi., Stk.#10415, VIN#47234478 Cruise, 22,111 mi., Stk.#55089U, VIN#6S846567 l 6,495" '02 GMC ENVOY 4X4 $ '05 CHEVY EQUINOX '05 DODGE CARAVAN - 6 Cyl., Auto., A/C, P/S, P/B, P/W, P/L, Running Brds, 6 Cyl., Auto., A/C, P/S, P/B, PAW, P/L,.Ext. Flip Fold 6 Cyl., Auto., A/C, P/S, P/B, P/W, P/L, %,995* Seats, 26,966mi., Stk.#55122U, VIN#5R38930 s|7,495 H/Seats, 51,445 mi., Stk.#1473, VIN#22522503 l 6,495* 31,205 mi., Stk.#10262,VIN#56081220 '05 CADILLAC CTS '06 CHEVY COLORADO CREW CAB 4X4 $ '04 CADILLAC DEVILLE DHS $ - 6 Cyl., Auto., A/C, P/S, P/B, Leather, P/W, $ 5 Cyl., Auto., A/C, P/S, P/B, P/W, P/L, Ceritifed 8 Cyl., Auto., A/C, P/S, P/B, Navig. System, Lthr., P/L, 26,350 mi., Stk.#1441,VIN#50181744 2I,695 5 Yr/100,000 Warn, 27,847 mi., Slk.#10316, VIN#68165871 . I8,995* P/W, P/L, 31,869 mi., Stk.#55155U, VIN#4U215989 .. 2I,695 '07 CHEVY EXPRESS VAN $ '06 CADILLAC SRX $ 12 Pass., 8 Cyl., Auto., A/C, P/S. P/B, P/Seat, '04 CADILLAC SRX AWD 6 Cyl., Auto., A/C, P/S, P/B, P/W, P/L, Leather, 3rd P/W, P/L, 24,550 mi., Stk.#10414, VIN#71177558 23,994 6 Cyl., Auto., A/C, P/S, P/B, Lthr, 3rd Row Seat, Row Seat, 25,197 mi., Stk.#1464, VIN#60152376 24,995' P/W, P/L, 48,374 mi., Stk.#55154U, VIN#40137007 *2I,695' '07 CADILLAC DTS '07 CHEVY TAHOELT $ '05 CADILLAC CTS $ 8 Cyl., Auto., A/C, P/S, P/B, Leather, P/W, $ - 8 Cyl., Auto., A/C, P/S, P/B, P/W, P/L, P/Seat, 10,195 mi., Stk.#10147, VIN#73103287 33,995 3.8L 6 Cyl., Auto., A/C, P/S, P/B, P/W, P/L, P,L, 14,895 mi., Stk.#1440, VIN#7U103138 3I,495 Lthr., 25,668 mi., Stk.#55153, VIN#550104802 2I,695* '06 CHEVY CORVETTE $ '07 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE SRT8 8 Cyl.. Auto., A/C, P/S, P/B, 2 Tops, HUD, '04 NISSAN PATHFINDER ARMADA $ 4WD, 4 Dr.. 6.1 LV8 Auto., A/C. P/S, P/B. P/W. P/L. 4,495 mi., Stk.#10367, VIN#65104051 45,695* 8 Cyl., Auto., A/C, P/S, P/B, DVD, P/W, P/L, Lthr.Mroof 810m Stk #14 8 VIN#7C 088 1 H2.495* 35,565 m Stk#55145U VIN#4N 16 20 26,495 CADILLAC 1 1-866-479-7446 " ...ESSA1-866-413-4550 "" SM^SSIS 1-866-566-9021 •M WW *Prices/Payments include all cost tooe paid by consumer except license costs, taxes, reg. & tire fees. Ad prices available on ad vehicles only. Ford vehicles must lease thru GMAC/FMCC if qualified. Lease pymt based on 24/39 mo. closed end lease to qualified buyers only. 10K mi. per yr. excess @ 250. Customer resp. for excess wear/tear/mileage/maint./insur. TOP/Residual/APR% Escalade-$10,056/$43,176/6.15%, G6-$2,301/$10,066/4.3%, lmpala-$3,861/$12,197/3.0%, Envoy-$6,591/$17,228/6.45%. "With approved credit. §Bring in cur- rent dated ad. Same make/model/options. In stock vehicles only. JWith approved credit. On select models. Residency restrictions apply. Photos for illustration only. Malouf is not respon- sible for type errors or omissions. Ad supercedes all prior offers and expires 48 hours after publication. Subject to prior sale. ©Cameron Advertising. www.gmnews.com NS SENTINEL, August 16, 2007 49 *25.995 $11 te nk. W bus fait S $11 least ti pik nkt. VHII #YN2B7343,4 cyl., auto, a/c, p/s/h/winds/lks/rnirrs, cass, tilt cloth int. $" alloys. 44,814 mi. UKE NEW! ; New 2007 Dodge New 2007 Dodge CALIBER CHARGER mirrs/seats, cass, lilt dotfiinl alloys, SE ^IliiBiilSl A LEASE FOR LEASE FOR Stki71294,vIf7D331455,hatchbacMcyl,5 JMsf$kMP%? StkI71300,VINI7H898717,4DR,Ecyl.,auto,a/c, spd man, a/c, p/s/b/winds/lks/mirrs, am/fm cd, Tia m m p/s/ABS/winds/lks/mirrs, cd, bit cruise, alloys, t cruise, W. $15,910. Includes $580 factor $ ••^mJi front/rear mats, MSRP: $22,378. Includes $1580 fac- rebate & $250 commercial rebate. $1990 down + tory rebate, $1000 lease loyalty rebate t, if pi, 1st mo. pymt + $0 sec dep + $700 bank fee = $1000 bonus discount & $250 commercial rebate. $2833 due at signing+tax 8 tags. *149 PER MO. 27 MOS. $1995down+lstmo.pymt+$0secdep+$700 PER MO. 27 MOS. bank fee=$2864 due at signing+tax & tags. New 2007 Dodge GRAND LEASE FOR Stk #071287, VIN #7F5B1875,4 DR, 8 cylv auto, a/c. iealliei- alloys heated seats, upgrade'stereo, MSRP: factory rebate, $110 lease loyalty rebatet, if S37,395.IncludesS35QDfactoryrebate,$100DleaseIqy- $1000 bonus discount S $21 commercial re lleni IMF Hfegr airy rebate t, if gual. & $1001 bonus discount $1990 $1990 down + 1st mo. pyi + $O sec dep+ Sik #DP1468, WI4E185016,4 DR, 8 cyl., auto, a/c, p/s/ABS/winds/lks/ PER MO 27 MOS down -i- 1st mo.qymt -H SO sec dep -H $700 bank fee PER MO. 27 MC mitrs/seats. cd, tilt cruise, moonrf, dual airbags, leather, a/s ladials, 37,630mi... WWW.M1CDONAGHAUTO.COM 85 Central Ave, Metuchen OPEN DAILY: 9-9 732-548-3500 FRI&SAT:9-6 Prices include all costs to be oaid by a consumer except for licensing, registration, taxes & tire fee. Prices reflect all rebates & discounts; to dealer. *Itl pits/residual: Caliber=$3132/$S095.46; Grand Cara\ian=$4ffi/$16,222; Dutanoo= $7263/$18,697; Charger ^WTOSTSases mciuoe iu,suu n . w/.20( thereafter. Lessee responsible for excess wear, tear & maintenance. Must have A+ to A credit w/CFC financial. tRebates as follows: All customers qualify for factory rebates; Lease loyalty: must be previous lessee of Dodge vehicle; Commercial: must have husiness & federal tax IDI, business name, state license f; lease to purchase: must be currently turning in CFC lease & now finance new vehicle. Vehicles chosen, cash down, payments, terms & conditions may vary w/approval. ttSee dealer for a copy of limited warranty and details. Non-Transferable. Not available on SRT, Diesel vehicles. Sprinter, Flam Chassis Cab, and certain fleet vehicles; on purchases beginning 7/26/07. Photos for illustration only. Dealer not responsible for errors/omissions. Ad supercedes all prior offers. Expires 8/31/07. 50 SENTINEL, August 16, 2007 NS ww w.gmnews. com If You Don't Flrtd It Htm.,. Wt hmm ft Oniirw! ItlalOllf.CO'ltl Early Bird / •.. .j v : ••.••••. • ,.',.•. .•.:-, • •:••.- -••' •••• Ford/Lincoln/Mercury • J • Lease Termination! Sit out rf y§yr«y rant See dealer for complete details on Ford program. EDGE AWD SEL MOUNTAINEER AWD PER MO, PER MO 24 24 WO. IEASE 165 MO, LE-V. SEC. 3SIT" BUY FOR 5795 SEC. nsrr 25,595 3.5L V6, Auto.. P/S, P /B, 18" Painted Alum. Wheels, Roof Rails, Rev, Sensing Sys, Sirius Satellite, Autolamps wWiper Activation, S!k.#11613, 4.0L SOHC V6,5 Spd. Auto. 0/D Trans., P/S. P/B. A/C, 6 Disc In-Dash CD w/MP3 PiayeTComlort 8 WrMHBft'H]) ,'SJf lfl ISffl, VM7UJ19446, VINS7BB05966, MSRP $30,635. Due at incep: 82.547 Cash/Trade, 1 st Mo. Pymi, $0 Sec. Dep. t. S595 Bank Fee. $3,307 due at signing. Tax & MV Fees Add'!. MSRP 532,530. Due at inception: $2,866 Cash/Trade. 1st mo. Pyml, $595 Bank Fee, SO Sec, Dep. $3,626 Due at signing. Tan 8 MV Fees Add! FUSION SE 14 MILAN u $ M PER MO. OO*24 ° 24 X f MO. IEASE $99 MO. LEASE H6,595 F16495 2.3L 14 Engine, 5 Spd. Auto.Trans,. A/C, P/S, ABS, Sirius Satellite Radio w/6 Mos. Serv., Stk.#12235, VIN#7R261233, MSRP $21,020. 2.3L 14 Engine, 5 Spd. Auto. Trans., P/S, P/B, A/C Sinus Satellite Radio IfflllSlfliWPmPWmlTOUSSrHSRP $20 535. Due at inception: $2,215 Cashffrade, 1st mo. Pymt, $595 Bank fee, SO Sec. Dep. $2,909 Due at signing.Tax & MV Fees Add! Due at inception: $2,038 Cash/Trade, 1st mo. Pymt,, $595 Bank Fee, $0 Sed. Dep. $2,732 Due at signing. Tax & MV Fees Add1!. !f%w2008 ?fe?^ iti* ESCAPE 4DRXLSFWD MKZ PER MO. $ PER MO, $ 24 24 155 MO. IEASE 199 MO. IEASE BUY BUY FOR fOR 1Z495 25,095 1 2.3L 14 Engine, Auto, P/S, P/B. A/C, Retractable Cargo Cover, Roof Back w/Crossbars, P/Mimrs with Manual Fold, SMI 2668; VINHKB00551, 3.5L 4V V6 Duratec Engine, 6 Spd. Auto. Trans.. A/C, P/S, P/B, Fog Lamps, Messag ! lilifi'SBW6WHKS,"!!lfBs'BSI!'W/B'Hbs.'i>erv., Stki11812, 520,985, Due at inception: $2,452 Casn/Trade, 1st mo. Pymt,, $595 Bank Fee, $0 Sec. Dep. 83,202 Due at signing. Tax & MV Fees Add! VINI7R658360, MSRP $30,145. Due at inception: $2,971 CashTrade, 1st Pymt, S595 Bank Fee, $0 Sec. Dep. S3.765 Due at signing. Tax S MV Fees Add'l. '99 BUICK CENTURY '05 CHEVY IMPALA '03 FORD EXPEDITION '04 CADILLAC CTS 6Cyi Aufc.A/C PS. __«__- & -. ."•£-_• :-'/y. ,•::•< r F L. L:n: M <'.', C.?. T-r'. * $ P.e«=W.P-L.63K.n M.777 *I2,995 *•; -. j-.:: •»••,. y :\. • i , I5,995 *2I,995 '98 NISSAN ALTIMA '07 FORD TAURUS SE •05 FORD FIVE HUNDRERED 05 LINCOLN AVIATORR4X 4X4 -C.i'%,:-. *C. = S P 5 P'.' 36" TI .<• ••-!:.• «.-. i s :-v $ $ -j. <"JC0' .•'!••.'(.'.-.•,•:.• H.977 ••:^i-:r"-S7.v:f:=-. •--":". I5,995 26,995 '01 FORD ESCAPE XLT '02 LINCOLN LS •07 LINCOLN TOWN CAR: SIGNATURSIGNATURE •x A.-) •«; r-:, \a? r-.v '-. -? ;. i- '-; .•.•53 • '. -. •06 FORD MUSTANG COUPE •. 'u'l »'" ".~ = r'V. 1 $ •Jl P .-I L'. r 4MF. .' !j iA-, • /••.•••V.J .,'•• !•. • *9,995 I3,475 *I7,975 S"* ". '^ ".• it •i'"?' •28,995 05 CHEVY EQUINOX '05 HONDA CIVIC 2 DR|R. . 06 FORD E-250 CARGO VAN 06 LINCOLN NAVIGATOR -'.••• ... i .- • i.- - •.-.• • 5ATOR *I2,995 $I3,995 '17,995 »36,995 •<- + •<- FACTORY AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR SALES, SERVICE i\nn PARTS»"* ROUTE 1 NORTH t | I 1NCOI N! N. BRUNSWICK, NJ AJfazHJuBWHc Mercury tj 1-866"525-7444 -I W- W *Prices/Pymts incl. all cost to be paid by consumer except license costs, taxes, reg. & tire fees. Ad prices^vllaffeon ad" vehiclesonly" Vehiclesf musteefruTMCC if qualified, Lease pymt based on 24 mo. dosed end lease to qualified buyers only. 10.5K mi. per yr. excess § H (200- Mount. & MKX). Customer resp. for excess wear/tear/mileage/maint/insur.TOP/Residual/APR:. Fusion- $2,376/$12,612/1.75%- Incl: $1,000 Factory, $500 Coll. & $500 Re-Lease Rebates assigned to dealer at lease incep., $1,000 Factory, $500 Coll 8. $500 Re-Lease Rebates when purchased. Edge-$3,960/$19,606/.75%- Inci: $1,750 Factory, $500 Coll & $500 Lease Renewal Rebates assigned to dealer at lease incep, $1,000 Factory, $500 Coll. & $1,000 Expl. Lease Renewal Rebates when purchased. Mountaineer-$3,960/$17,240/1.00%-lncl: $4,500 Factory, $1,500 Mount. Lease Renewal & $500 Coll. rebates assigned to dealer at lease incep., $1,000 Factory, $2007 Bns.. & $1,500 Mount. Lease Renewal when purchased. ilan-$2,376/$12,321/1.75%- Incl: $500 Lease Renewal, $350 Bns, $1,000 Factory & $500 Coll. rebates assigned to dealer at lease incep, $1,000 Factory, $500 Coll. & $500 Re-Lease Rebates when purchased. MKZ-$4,776/$18,689/1.00%- Incl: $500 Factory, $500 Coll. & $1,000 Lease Renewal Rebates assigned to dealer at lease incep, $1,000 Factory, $500 Coll. & $1,000 Re-Lease Rebates when purchased. Escape-$3,720/$12,171/.75%-lnd:$500 Factory, $500 Coll. & $500 Lease Renewal rebates assigned to dealer at lease incep, $1,000 Factory, $500 Coll. & $500 Lease Renewal Rebates when purchased. Not everyyone will qual. for all rebates, "With approved credit. §Bring in current dated ad, Same make/model/options, In stock vehicles only. Residency restrictions apply. Photos for illustration only. Malouf is not responsible for type errors or omissions, Ad supercedes all prior offers and expires 48 hours after publication. E"k;/t"''""""""'" ^ «*-'»w»« www.gmnews.com SENTINEL, August 16, 2007 5 1 \ * s £4 CH R EN3INEERED BEAUTIFULLY Jeep New 2007 Jeep® GRAND CHEROKEE VIN #706866058, 4 DR, 6 cyl., auto, a/c, p/s/ABS/winds/lks/mirrs, cd, cruise, rr clef, dual airbags! cloth int., bkt seats. MSRP: $30,685. Includes $3500 fac- tory rebate, $2000 owner loyalty rebate, if qual., $500 bonus cash & $500 military rebate, if qual. Only Only $898* due at signing + tax & fees. Ttl pymts: $5346. New 2007 Chrysler 3C/0 i New 2007 Jeep® ::: VIN#7H874790,4DR,6;cyl;,4 VINi7C685308,4Dfi,6cyl,aiitaa/c. spd., a/c, p/s/b/winds/ Iks/mirrs •; .; p/s/ABSAvJods/lks/ mirrs, am/fm. cd cruise, rr : • : arn/frn, cd, cruise. MSRP: defidualarbags,clothint,fektseats.MSRP: •••<•Jti : ;$26,635. includes $2000 ^acto- $31,285. Incfudes $3500 factory rebate, M ** ..., f ry rebate, $1000 owner loyalty $2000 owher loyalty rebate, if qual., $500 111 II I ; rebate, if qual., $500 bonus bonus cash & $500 military rebate, .^*^,.- cash. Only $898* due at signing if qua|,:Only $898* due at signing " + tax & fees. Til pymts: $5346. + tax& fees. Tti pvmts: $5346. ~~" ~" #1 Choice Lease For Buy For New 200ZUU77 UhrysleChrysler ja jm^ Sebring $lb, VIN #7N681265,4 DR, 4 cyl., 4 spd. auto, a/c, p/s/b/winds/lks, am/fm stereo Save *33 MSRP: $20,315. Off MSRP FIVE STAR ^^^is^ji^^is^ !•? " I CM RYS1-ER. Jeep • i h ilist, S lie lee. 'Due at swing = Si) ten; Istme. ml® ''^^^ S^XiXXi^^Mmi^ resp lot maint & excess • iraimeraDie. lot available on SRI, Diesel vehicles and %iPWii||i: Subj.*primary ' !!i, »^«M«^t«f s 52 SENTINEL, August 16, 2007 www.gmnews.com NISSAN BOTTOM LINE MODEL YEAR-END NT AVAILABLE & ON SALE NOW! RT. 130 - SO. BRUNSWICK fan Minutes From Anywhere In Central Jersey CALL TOLL FREE 1-800-BUY NISSAN View Our Inventory Online At wwacmenissancomwww.acmenissan.com BRAND NEW 2007 NISSAN BRAND NEW 2007 NISSAN BRAND NEW 2007 NISSAN BRAND NEW 2007 NISSAN BRAND NEW 2007 NISSAN SENTRA2.0S ALTIMA 2.5S MAXIMA SE PATHFINDER S 4X4 MURANO S $ U ^ / 5/ 4Oooi, Cjlnder Auto, PS, ?o«e; ate K, Dual Air Baas, Slaeo »!C0 Playsi, 0!199i "01269, 4Door, 4Cylinder, Auto, PS, Power Brakes, AC, Dual Air Bags, Stereo Worn. K)Wa, Mo, PS, Anli-lo*. Bakes, K. Boats* Ait Bags, Sftiso w'CD Player. HK27& AWO, 6Cylind6t Auto, PS, Anti-Lock Brakes, AC, OuaK* Air Bags, Stereo Kevless'Eniry. Power WincowS'lods/Mirrors, Cloth Inierior. til!, Cruise, Tinted Glass, ffijWa, AS, PS, tati-Lcck Brakes. AC, Oral Si Bijs, Stees?SCO Pijyer NOT,, feyits w/CD Player. Keyless Entry. Power Windows.locks/lviirrors, Cloth Interior, Till. $2644 Due al Delivery. STKS3863 VINJ7L626963. MSRP $13,255. HodelS42817. w/CD Player, Keyless Entry. Power Windows/Locks/Mirrors, Cloth Alarm. Keyless Enty, Poser WindoasiLccks/Seats, Cloth Interior, Tilt, Cruise, Tinted Glass, Enlry. Power Windcvs/Locks•'M irrors. Cfolh Interior, Tilt Cruise, Luggage Rack. Tinted Glass, Cruise, Rear Wiper, Tinted Glass, Alloy Wheels. S2S74 Due at Delivery. Lease Includes S500 Cap::ve MAC Cash (everyone qualifies). 2 At This Price! Interior, Till, Cruise Tinted Glass. $2994 Due at Delivery. STKJ4411 Aloys. S2564 Doe al Delivery. STKS4219 VIW7C817240, OP $28,965. Ucdel»!217. Alloy Vfei*. 32174 Die a! Delivery. STKS3813 VIK*7C612477"i(SRPS29,(40. STKI4195VINS7W634687. MSRP $31,270. lvlodel»07617.2 Ai This Price: VINS7C224784. MSRP $21,235, Mode!#057l7 2 At This Price! Lease Includes SSOO Caplise NMAC Cash (everyone qoalifes). 2 A! This Price! ModeKB617. lose Modes $508 Caplrie NSAC Cash lever/one(roafej. 2 A! Tills Pries! Sentra:$1900/6071/11683. Altima:$2200/7571 /14439. Maxima:$1800/12886/14482. Pathfinder: $1300/12776/15308. Murano: $2000/13476/15635. Lessee is responsible for excess wear/tear/miles. Ad vehicles sold cosmeticaily as-is. Ofier expires 72 hours after publication, §2007 Frank J, Lopes Advertising PRE-OWNED SUPER SALE 2005 2003 NISSAN 2002 NISSAN 2004 TOYOTA 2003 NISSAN 2006 MAZDA MAXIMA CAMRY ALTIMA 2.5S TRIBUTE 2Dr. V6RANGE, Auto, PS, Anti-Lock Brakes. RAC, Dual Air 4Dr, V6, Auto, PS, Anti-Lock Brakes, AC, Dual Air Bags, PATHFINDER LE 4Dr, 4Cyl, Auto, PS, Anti-Lock Brakes, AC, Dual Air Bags, 4Dr, 4Cyl, Auto, PS, Power Brakes, AC, Dual Air Bags, Stereo 4Dr, V6, Auto, PS, Anli-Lock Brakes, AC, Dual Air Bags, Stereo Bags, Stereo w/CD Player, Cloth Interior, Tilt Wheel, Stereo w/Cassette/CD Warm, Keyless, Power 6Cyl, Auto, PS, Anti-Lock Brakes, Climate Control, Dual/Side Air Stereo w/Cassette/CO, Power Windows/Locks/Mirrors. w'CD Player, Keyless, Auto Headlamps. Power Windowslocks/ '.'.CD Player, Keyless Entry, Power Windowsi'locksMinofs, Cruise Control, Privacy Glass, Bed Liner. Windows/Locks/Seat/Moonroof, Cloth, Fog Lamps. Rear Bags, Stereo w/CD Player, Alarm, Keyless, Power Windows,' Cloth Interior, Tilt Wheel. Cruise Control. STKS4301A. Tninkltairoof. Cloth, Fog Lamps, Alloy Wheels. Balance ol Cloth, Cruise Control, Luggage Rack. Tinted Glass. STK#4393A.VIN#5PA12659.17194ML Spoiler, Alloy Wheels. STKJ4051A. VIW3H31951.58339ML Tint, Alloy Wheels, STM3420P. VIW2W703248" 71754HL $ VIN#4U365646.24464MI. Factory Warranty, STK#3374R VINS3C347037.28283Mi.. STK#4498B. VINJ6KM09459.27101M. 10,299 *13,999 *13.999 14,799 $ 15,499 ACME NISSAN - ROUTE 130 | Prices include ail costs to be paid by consumers except licensing costs, registration fees, taxes, tire and doc fees. SOUTH BRUNSWICK - 1-800-BUY NISSAN Ad vehicles sold cosmeticaily as-is. Offer expires 72 hours after publication. ©2007 Frank J. Lopes Advertising