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Playing around DANIEL HULSHIZER staff Afeiv Kendall Paik Elijah Teague, 7, of Flemington, gets a lesson on the meaning of the dreidei as Rabbi Levi Azimov and the Chabad of South Brunswick center ontertjin? delivered holiday presents to patients at The Children's Hospital at Saint Peter's University Hospital in New Brunswick on Dec. 6. Page 24 Candle starts house fire on Hickory Lane As they entered through the door, Family safe but the water vented through the win- 'They jont <,arc They dow and created an intensity of 1 damage necessitates tnm ' I'm caa arcl flames, according to Snediker. there's Tuning yiu c=-n house to be torn down do to me. Another firefighter suffered from BY JENNIFER AMATO smoke inhalation. — L P-UMl.-Kdr SUIT Writer The fire marshal said the investigation showed that the fire two-story, single-family did start in the basement, as the Colonial house on Hickory coffee table was found burned ALane in North Brunswick halfway through where the candle must be demolished after a house was sitting. fire damaged the structure on Snediker also said that the index Sunday morning. house was deemed unsafe and Cipssffiad 36 The fire department received a needs to be torn down. The back of Crossword .... 23 phone call from the Nam family the house is where most of the fire Editorials ... .1O around 1:38 a.m. reporting a fire damage occurred, and the right Entertainment ...... 19 in the basement, according to side of the second floor collapsed Obituaries ...... 28 township Fire Marshal Craig into the firsi floor. Real Estate 31 Snediker. The three township fire According to Councilwoman Sports 29 DANIEL HULSHIZER staff companies arrived, along with A house at 10 Hickory Lane in North Brunswick suffered extensive fire Cathy Nicola, who was at the mutual aid from New Brunswick, damage early Sunday morning. scene Sunday morning, the father Milltown, East Franklin, East is a minister at a Presbyterian Brunswick and South Brunswick, basement with a candle on the cof- utes between the start of the fire fee table. He had set his cell phone and the fire call. church in Edison and went to his as well as the Middlesex County church service at 10 a.m., showing fire coordinators. The three-alarm alarm for 1:30 a.m. and fell asleep, All of the occupants of the resi- noticing the fire when he woke up. dence were able to get out without his resilience. fire was finally under control Any residents wishing to pro- around 3:41 a.m. He went upstairs to get some injuries, but three firemen sus- water, came 'back downstairs, tained slight injuries. Two of the vide assistance to the Nams can [Wwww.gmnewG.col m According to Snediker, the 15- went upstairs again, causing a three members of the initial attack contact the township at (732) year-old son said he was in the time delay of roughly eight min- crew sustained burns to their ears. 247-0922. SENTINEL, December 13, 2007 NS www.gmnews.com ^ A LoviTUT n
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Library wine tasting on Dec. 6 will go toward improvements and cafe
BY CHRIS MUKINO Staff Writer
SOUTH BRUNSWICK — It was a night of socializing, singing and sipping r wines at the fifth installment of Music, Merlot & Miele, a fundraising event run % by the South Brunswick Public Library Foundation on Dec. 6. * • 1 The Miele Showroom was trans- formed into a wine-tasting extrava- ganza. Tables of wine distributors were. set up throughout the room. An array of food was displayed on the countertops: shrimp, pizza bread, cheese platters, bra- schetta, buffalo wings, wraps —just about any food your taste buds could possibly de- sire. If the lights were dimmed, it would have been the re-creation of a jazz club, with the Carl Aquino Jazz Quartet per- forming for all those who attended. Ira Matthias, of Dayton, was im- pressed. It was his first time at the event. "It's very nice, very open," Matthias said. "It's not congested..Xeu can move around; you can move from station to station." He only had one problem. "I'm just tryiiig to keep my wife away A't f-chiifiPi a ij from the appliances," Matthias joked. J 1 "This is the type of affair that I think for \1< I itatrt \\iiie, li. everybody enjoys," said Mayor Frank at thf-f v cut P\HI> \( ii Gambatese, also amemher of the library '1'inple c IM tiW( 111 tin . . „ board, "It's mostly socializing. We have diffueni win. s and hopL- iSfcJr. S^feSI • all this food, most of it homemade. It's a fulh ihi\ll torat fait and ETV.'^W.^SKSS^I very quiet, nice time just before the hol- buj Lh.em, ^thneiLi •-aid iday rush." "Thoiu ait send jii opli £ Thei e s alw i\ ^ .i mu^-ii (oin "It's a really wonderful, unique event, j probably the most unique event in South pom nt To 11 Tin fond looking In 1'ci cind lift tt l Brunswick," said Councilman Chris Kill- 1 murray, also a member of the library ] M ) \i>np h.id Hit'ii I i board. "And it just keeps getting better vonti- winfs Al mln is was and better." fond (il i » uii-U i)f .) BJind Ellen Gambatese, the co-chair of the event and the vice president of the li- preli'iif il tliL icd ' It - not a -.i Lii'l that L m I brary board, said this year's gala had a 1 few differences from past years. One was a ku dunki i s,.id I that this was the first year Suzanne cllnniii ( hii^- Killinui\, Hayducka co-chaired the event. Hi did hi'Wi \i < 11\ "We have our own chef," Gambatese sonu-Bai II uli'M JilueheiM said of Hayducka. "She'll be showing her Ale fine cooking artistry. In fact, she's our 'Ti s nm diiiniii s- hut own Rachael Ray." it's \n\ _c «i(.l Kilh'iiuiitt if,, Hayducka even did a cooking demon- said 'Jfi'" stration for about 25 people, quipping jokes and making her pitch to be the new face of the Food Network. Other food was provided by local restaurants from around the area. HI Another new feature was an appear- ance by the South Brunswick High From the top' Jayne Daube. of South School Concert Choir. They performed Brunswick, looks at bottles of wine on Christmas favorites like "Deck the display at a wine-tasting fundraiser for Halls" and "O Come All Ye Faithful" in the South Brunswick Public Library front of Miele's Christmas tree, adding to Foundation at the South Brunswick Miele offices on Dec. 6. Bella Deigado. the holiday feel of the evening. Megan Sehrend and KiKkan Dnss (I r) It was also the first Music, Merlot & sing with the South Brunswick High Miele event for Christopher Carbone as School Concert Cnoir during the director of the library. He talked about fundraiser. Howard Melman pours a his favorite part of having this event. sample for Jennifer Fraley of East "Just the social aspect of it," Carbone Brunswick. said, adding, "Making new friends around the holidays." The money raised from this fundraiser will be used to improve a spe- cific part of the library. "We'll be making some major im- provements in the library building that will lead to a cafe," Gambatese said. 4 SENTINEL, December 13, 2007 www.gmnews. com Chabad brings light to Great Ideas in Specialty Sleds for Babies, Kids & Grown-ups Route 1 with menorah BY CHRIS MURINO fourth year that the event has taken place Staff Writer and Greenstein has been to each one. SOUTH BRUNSWICK — Sen.-elect "This clearly is the season of light, even Bill Baroni, Assemblywoman Linda Green- though it's dark and cold," Greenstein said. stein, Police Chief Ray Hayducka, South "That's what we have to do all our lives, Brunswick Mayor Frank Gambatese and bring a little light into the darkness." Veterans of Foreign Wars Commander Al Baroni agreed. Kady all joined the Chabad of North & "This has been a wonderful tradition South Brunswick at its annual menorah here in South Brunswick Township and we Hours Mon, Wed 10-8 lighting on Monday, at the Monmouth Mo- need more and more of that," Baroni said. 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CHRISMURINO _ ., CUSTOMERS IN SELECTION Sen.-elect Bill Baroni and Rabbi Wlendy Carlebach, lft , of the Chabad of North & South Brunswick, appear Kg YOUR LOCAL AREA IN THE STATE! D , pp 1 he. lu-State Aiea Since 1994 ??S , , ^ at the annua, South Brunswlck (yjenorah Lighting • Fully Insured ° State Licensed • Se1 Habla Esparto! said. Hes done a lot of good for the ceremony at the Monmouth Mobile Home Park In 12 Months — No Payments - No Interest* i •cmai.r^d nuV,rS oni,i community." Monmoutinhg Junctio double nchai on. Monday. / KITCHENS 4 LESS AMERICAN STONE. wasNechum a great anigh Carlebact for gettinh saidg thaout itht e mes- PALMYRA, NJ SAYREV1LLE, NJ HILLSIDE, NJ FLEMINGTON, NJ Gambatese spoke about the good things 209 Route 73 South 929 Route 9 North 7.15 Route 22 West 8 Route 31 North sage of Hanukkah, despite the weather. 856-7S6-5800 732-727-8100 973-318-7707 908-782-7707 "It's outdoors and it's public," Nechuma the rabbi is doing for the community. 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Pri<«s i^bject-^; tto fe shown fi^ijIluSita www.gmnews.com NS SENTINEL, December 13, 2007 Soaring above racial discrimination in WWII remember clearly the events of 60 years Tuskegee Airmen talk ago, he said he knew training for the 99Ul Fighter Squadron was difficult. about desegregation "At that time it was pretty rough be- in the military cause of a lot of racial riots out there," he said. BY JENNIFER AMATO Kemp showed the students a video in- terview of William Neal Brown, who was StaffWriter the first African American professor at Rut- NORTH BRUNSWICK — Tb commem- gers University, and also a Tuskegee Air- orate Dec. 7,1941, the day that the Japan- man, which further explained racial ese bombed Pearl Harbor, members of the hardships. During the conversation, Brown Tuskegee Airmen spoke to students at Lin- told of how when he arrived at McDill Field wood Middle School and the North in Tampa, Fla., he was not saluted nor rec- Brunswick Township High School on Fri- ognized when he reported to the base. day. "We don't have any | black men] down Original Tuskegee Airmen Saleem here," he recalled healing. Muhamad, whose enlisted name was Willie He met a black chaplain there, so the Nelson, and Malcolm Nettingham, as well two went to explore the town, being forced as Mark Kemp, the president of the Hanni- to ride on the back of the bus, which was bal M. "Killer" Cox Jr. Chapter, spoke about "very aggravating," and having each glass the group of African American men who they drank Coca-Cola out of smashed in- were the first racial sector to desegregate stead of washed. ':We just about filled up that sink with JENNIFER AMATO the military. Malcolm Nettingham (l-r), Saleem Muhamad and Mark Kemp, members of the Tuskegee "In order to continue the legacy, we need glasses before we left," he said. Brown also debated Malcolm X for 90 Airmen, spoke to students at Linwood Middle School and the North Brunswick Township to get some younger ones out there but also High School on Friday. we have a chance to get living history to minutes in 1962 about race re', ations, be- • come and do presentations," Kemp said. cause Brown felt unification was needed, • whereas Malcolm thought there should be coming toward him over the horizon and ton, D.C., was stationed in New Jersey for Because of racial segregation at the separate black and white states. with no bombs, no machine guns and no es- 20 of his 25 years of service in the Air Force. time, African Americans were not allowed corts; he thought he was going to die. He He said there are about l5.,original Airmen to serve in the military. However, after the 'TJsing [the military] as a model, society said he began to pray for a sign, and over was able to pick up on that and integrate us alive in New Jersey, of the'500 total, and United States Congress forced the Army Air the radio he heard someone say, "You're that there are 52 chapters of charter mem- Corps to form an all-black combat unit, pro- more," Kemp said. He said now military going home," which he interpreted as death. participation is "based on one thing and one bers across the country. tocol was changed so that blacks were al- Instead, he said he saw the red tails and "New Jersey is pretty rich in Tuskegee lowed to apply for military inclusion. thing only: if you are the best qualified per- watched as three German planes were shot son for the job." Airmen history," Kemp said! "The common belief at that time was down and the others scattered; the Then, Kemp told of the National Con- The Tuskegee Airmen; were honored that blacks lacked the knowledge, ability Tuskegee Airmen had saved his life. with the Congressional Gold Medal by Pres- and know-it-all to fly," Kemp said. vention in Omaha, Neb., two years ago when a white man sat crying in the back of Kemp said the streng£hfof;the Airmen, ident George Bush in March, wljich will be The blacks were trained and flew sepa- despite the expectations of them to fail, placed in the Smithsonian Institution in rately at Moton Field in Tuskegee, Ala.; the room, which was filled with the black pilots. When asked why he was so emotion- • came from their "cbhesiveness as a unit" be- Washington. Muhamad received a bronze hence their name. They were given a rod cause "they knew they were a small group replica in September. jacket to distinguish them from other pilots, ally affected, the man said that when he of people so they knew if there was any dis- and their planes had their tails painted red. was in a bomber over Germany, his escorts sension in that group, it would implode." The 2008 National Convention will be were shot down. He saw German planes held in July in Philadelphia. Although Muhamad said he could not Kemp, who is originally from Washing- Opportunities des Flyers
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— Printed — to yoi_tr specific 2:Ij3 code #• JMfc News ip Suburban Tari-Toix/n News East Bsn.anss'wicli Sentinel Brick To' Call for or - corn. 1 © SENTINEL, December 13, 2007 NS www.gmnews.com Two wrongs ..don't make a right in death n eye for an eye, a tooth grams to try to improve their for a tooth. When will lives. Unfortunately, most of the A society learn that time this does not happen. vengeance is not the answer? Perhaps such programs are After the brutal attacks of the answer in jail, instead of Sept. 11, many Americans became supporting the death penalty. biased against anyone from the Of course, cold-blooded killers or Middle East. Some wanted to go rapists with no remorse could be into Afghanistan, kill Osama bin viewed as exceptions, but then Laden and destroy the Afghani again, what about those who are race. For what? Tb have the lives mentally ill? If they are not in of those who died in 2001 their right mind at the time of returned? Tb justify their deaths? the crime, is it fair to kill them, To have a sense of revenge and clo- too? They may have committed sure? heinous crimes, but that is a This type of knee-jerk reaction convoluted expression ofjustice. can also occur after a trial, espe- There is also a saying that cially in which murder or sexual only the dumb criminals get abuse is concerned. The rela- caught. Will the death penalty tives are mourning and physical- work as a deterrent for these ly upset, the tears flow for their people anyway? Life in prison is victimized loved ones, and their as much of a death sentence as anger and hurt, grief and death itself, except the final date despair fill the courtroom. The is prolonged quite a few years, . suspect is pointed out as a mon- just a procrastination of the ster and the jury convicts him to inevitable. Shouldn't the idea of a death sentence. living in a 6-by-9 cell for the rest Now, the New Jersey of your life be enough of a deter- Legislature is inching toward rent? repealing the death penalty that Someone who is imprisoned has been in place, although no for a lengthy time period must executions have occurred in 44 deal with his punishment for years. It is finally time that logic every single, solitary, aching sec- is overruling emotion. ond of the rest of his life, which In last week's Sentinel article could be punishment enough. "Legislators debate need for cap- Living each and every day like ital punishment," state Sen. Ray that could be intolerable. Lesniak (D-Union), who spon- .And of course, during that sored the bill to abolish the time, people may become death penalty, spoke of Brian remorseful and regretful and lalsey, who was convicted of acknowledge their wrongdoings, murdering and sexually assault- if they are not cold-blooded citi- ing two children, although 19 zens. The others, who are just years later DNA evidence proved bad seeds, can rot in prison for Letters he did not commit the crime. the rest of their lives. But what There have been several other good does it do if their bodies are Education funding plan by Gov. Corzine wrongly based on ZIP codes cases where innocent people rotting away in a coffin for all have been cleared because of the eternity if their punishment was ov. Jon Corzine has a plan trict merit less aid than those in Using $450 million and dividing advent of new technology. What brief? They need time to under- to revamp education a poor district reveals the inher- by 600 districts, you get purpose does killing someone, stand their actions, and experi- Gfunding. It appears to be ent contradiction of a needs- $750,000 each. That would be whether or not they have killed ence the unending grief and suf- just more smoke and mirrors. based plan governed by a com- 0.6 percent of the Middletown someone else, serve, especially fering the victims' families have The sales pitch is "the current munity's average income. Why Township education budget and when there is a chance they are faced. model leaves too many children should a needy student be 0.4 percent of the entire proper- innocent? Twelve members of a out of luck simply because they penalized because he lives in the ty tax bill. Any more need to be jury are not infallible, and since Another factor is the discrep- live in the wrong ZIP code" wrong ZIP code? Wait, isn't that said? guilt must be proved just beyond ancy between sentencing some- Pithy, but meaningless as far as what is driving the governor's The real problem with high a reasonable doubt, human error one to death versus a life sen- the overburdened property tax- thinking? How can he say he is property taxes is they have can get in the way. Doesn't this tence in terms of monetary fig- payer is concerned. helping those who live in the nothing to do with ability to pay. country have a*conscience at all? ures. This country wastes money Two of the many problems wrong ZIP code when he is Education must be supported Another article appearing in on so many frivolous expenses. with the plan are the continued penalizing an otherwise identi- entirely by the state with a ded- this week's Sentinel tells of the Isn't humanity more important reliance upon using a communi- cal child because he lives in the icated income tax. Then funding prevalence of gangs in the than money? Certainly, it ty's aggregate wealth to deter- wrong ZIP code? Confused? Our based on individual student Brunswick area. Lt. Pete sounds easy to say without con- mine aid and thinking $400 mil- leaders depend upon us not needs would be based solely Delgado of the Middlesex sidering the high cost of living lion to $500 million in increased thinking too deeply about these upon those criteria and it would County Department of and increasing taxes, but you aid will begin to make a dent in things. not matter which ZIP code one Corrections mentions how once can't put a price on life, especial- sky-high property taxes. And The governor promises more lives in. gang members get to his "house" ly when it is sentenced to such a that is what is driving this so- education aid. But he has also — i.e., the jail — they are lost in tragic end when the chance of called reform. guaranteed Abbott districts will John C. Hendrickson the system. He said they need innocence exists." The idea that low-income not see reductions in aid and Red Bank rehabilitation and remedial pro- Killing is not the answer. students living in a wealthy dis- might even see an increase. Editorial: (732) 358-5200 Ext. 8226 Classified: (800) 660-4ADS Volume 15, Number 11 Fax:(732)780-4192 Fax: (732) 780-4678 Sentinel E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] The Sentinel is published Thursday by the Sentinel Sports E-mail: [email protected] Publishing Co., P.O. Box 5001, Freehold, NJ 07728. j A Greater Media Newspaper Delivery problems? For mail subscription information, call (800) 989- Jennifer Amato Gregory Bean Display Advertising: (732} 358-5200 9969. Managing Editor Executive Editor r: Fax: (732)780-4257 Call circulation at (800) 989-9969 or e-mail: [email protected] Dan Newman Ricfc Feiriblatt E-mail: gmsales@gmnews,com Sports Coordinator General Manager before noon on Friday. www.gmnews.com NS SENTINEL, December 13,2007 1 1 fetters sei! homes, not lust fist them. Director clarifies North Brons'wkk pork permit issue n regard to the park permit issue and and unscheduled activities to the front the pick-up games, I would like to pro- 11.5 acres to allow leisure recreation ac- Ivide clarification. The Park Ranger tivities in that area. Program provides safety and security to --- At all times we encourage residents to township parks and its users. A park per- use our park system and if there are any mit is established to reserve a field to help questions or concerns the community can eliminate conflicts for scheduling pur- contact the staff at the Department of poses. One of the Park Rangers' protocols Parks, Recreation and Community Serv- is to inquire if the group using a facility or ices at (732) 247-0922, ext 475. park/field has a permit. In regard to the new North Brunswick Lou Ann Benson Community Park to foster growth and Director of Parks, Recreation and proper maintenance of the new fields, Community Services Park Rangers are directing pick-up games Township of North Brunswick Greensfein, D'Angelo extend thanks to supporters In a buyer's market, home sellers need an agency that specializes in selling homes. pe would like to thank the citizens We would also like to acknowledge our That's all we do. Seller's Realty Group provides every service our of Cranbury, Hamilton, James- Republican assembly opponents, Tom clients expect and more, at a commission rate of only 4,5%. burg, Monroe Township, Plains- Goodwin and Adam Bushman, and their boro, South Brunswick and West Windsor commitment to the clean elections pilot CALL US BEFORE YOU LIST for electing us to represent you in the 213* program. Together we placed the public in- New Jersey state legislature. We appreci- terest ahead of corporate special interests, SELLER'S ate the tireless dedication and unwaver- a value that we are committed to uphold- REALTY GROUP 609-799-4600 ing support that you have shown us these ing in the upcoming legislative session. last months and look forward to working Thank you again for your support. As www.SeiIersReaityGroup.com together as a community to continue to always, please do not hesitate top contact improve the lives of the people of the 14"' our offices if we can be of help in any mat- legislative district. Toward that end, we ter. will continue to fight for comprehensive ethics reform, permanent property tax re- Assemblywoman Linda Greenstein "ATTENTION HOMEOWNERS" lief, alternative energy sources and Assemblyman-elect stronger laws to protect children and fam- Wayne D'Angelo We Still Have A Local Heating And ASr ilies. 14"' Legislative District Conditioning Company That Offers Friendly ' Gombofese exhibiting holier than fhoy attitude s reported in your paper Dr. Reock attitude believing that he can keep rais- PERSONALIZED SERVICE Jr. spoke about funding of New Jer- ing taxes and no one will complain. He is Asey schools and how property taxes spending my money and not his. Why tie in at the South Brunswick Democratic don't Democrats understand this? They 24 HOUR SERVICE Club meeting last Monday. Your paper re- should rename their party Taxocrats. If he FULLY INSURED ported, "Members of the club offered their enjoys paying taxes so much, I would not own opinions. Mayor Frank Gambatese feel the least bit slighted if he paid my thinks people just need to pay." He was taxes. TEMPERATURE quoted as having said, "People need to With such a low regard for township stop complaining. It's a product of the residents, I feel that it would be in the SERVICES newspapers trying to inflame things, say- best interest of the community that he re- ing that they'll be in the poor house be- signs his position and that someone who cause of it." has.a more rational attitude towards those Installation & Maintenance Of Air Who does the mayor think he is, say- of us who must watch out budgets should ing that even though we Live in the high- replace him. Should he remain as mayor, Conditioning, Refrigeration est-taxed state in the nation, that we I will remind the voters of this irrational & Heating Systems 1 should stop complaining. This is an insult position at election time. to the residents of the township. I com- plain because my pension and Social Se- William Axelrod ASK FOR KEVIN Oil STAN FREE ESTIMATES curity increases do not keep up with the Kendall Park section (732)247-6371 (908)239-4914 rate of increase of the taxes I must pay. of South Brunswick The mayor exhibits a "holier than thou" IN BUSINESS FOR OVER 25 YEARS SINCE 1982 Don't forget the wounded Iraq Wer soldiers hile Americans debate the war in porting our military. The program pro- Iraq — many times more bitterly vides clothing suitable for rehabilitation, comfort items, and a broad range of sup- Wthan intellectually — we have V '*" forgotten our wounded men and women port for young family members who have who are recovering at Walter Reed Army uprooted their lives to be with their loved Medical Center and other military hospi- ones at the hospital. We need help to keep tals around the country. this non-political, all-volunteer program •'•%' Every week planeloads of seriously going. Our total effort is on helping those -->?• > wounded military arrive in the United who have given so much, and letting them States for medical treatment and recovery know their Country cares about their sac- kids — often staying over a year in a hospital. rifices. They arrive with few if any of their per- The Web site www.SupportOur- need a dentist of their own. sonal possessions. Many are amputees Wounded.org contains many background who make the hospital their home-away- details, and suggests ways Americans can from-home while learning to move for- help. The Angels of Mercy Program can ward with their lives with the aid of also be reached by phone (703) 938-8930. central jersey outstanding medical, physical therapy Our wounded need your help. and occupational therapy staffs. pediatric dentistry & orthodontics In 2003, the Angels of Mercy Program Jay Edwards was founded to help these wounded men MarianChirichella PEDiATRSC DENTISTRY Irvin B. Sherman, DDS. 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For more information, call (732) 358-5200, ext. 8233. 12 SENTINEL, December 13, 2007 NS www.gninews.com Here's a gift idea that is wheely, wheely practical don't know about you, but I've reached yak on the phone; talk radio makes me aren't relying on fallible human experi- the point in my life where I've got frustrated because I can't argue back; I ence and reflexes, they can dinve a lot Ipretty much everything I need, and can never remember to bring a fresh CD closer together (10 or 15 feet between with a few exceptions, so does my wife. GREG BEAN to listen to; and the last time I tried to cars), which means you can put a whole lot more cars on the road and make those This is a pleasant circumstance for the Coda learn a foreign language from tapes while two of us empty-nesters. We're content, we I commuted, I was so infuriated by the roadways more productive. According to live very simply, and on the rare occasion other drivers I only learned the swear Tiemey's article, we wouldn't even need when we need something — like new words. As a result, I figure I can cuss out traffic lights because the cars will be so socks or a coffee pot — we go out and get another driver in five or six languages, but smart they'll figure it all out for them- cars on the road will be capable of driving selves. it. without the input of a back-seat driver, in that wasn't really a productive use of the It's not such a pleasant circumstance this case the actual human being behind time. This would be great news in New Jer- for our kids, however, who have been the wheel. I finally reached a livable solution sey, where the only thing our government burning up the phone lines to me lately Frankly, I can't wait for 20 years and when I discovered books on tape, and then can come up with to make the Turnpike with the question, "What does Mom want I'd like one of those self-driving cars right books on iPod. How many times can you and the Parkway more profitable (we need for Christmas? You've got to help me out." now, even if they have a few bugs. listen to the entire James Bond collection the money because we've screwed our They've been burning up the phone For one thing, my commute to work before you start looking for something state finances up so badly) is to either sell lines to her with a similar query, "What each day is about 45 minutes each way. new, however? I'm even getting a little or lease the roadways to an independent does Dad want for Christmas? You've got Minus weekends, vacation and holidays, tired of Stephen King. contractor, or raise the gasoline tax and to help me out." that means I spend about 350 hours a year But if I had a car that not only knew the tolls. Nobody is sure which way Gov. They aren't particularly content with just getting back and forth to work. how to drive me safely from Point A to Jon Corzine will jump on this issue, but our stock answer, "The pleasure of your Point B, and never got lost in the process he's scheduled to unveil his big plan in This is not unusual. According to a re- January. company will be present enough," so I fig- cent story by The Associated Press, the na- (because cars with sophisticated GPS sys- ure we ought to suggest something a little tion's drivers spent 4.2 billion hours tied tems don't have to stop and ask directions, Some critics, meanwhile, point out that more concrete. And after reading an arti- up in traffic in 2005 (the average driver and they never have to argue with their in order to pay off the state's massive debt cle in The New York Times science section spends 38 hours a year). And while they wives because they refuse to do so), I could without leasing the toll l-oads, he'd have to last week, I finally know what I'd like to were tied up in traffic, those drivers actually do something new and more use- raise the gasoline tax considerably and find under the tree. Maybe if they pool wasted 2.9 billion gallons of fuel. Accord- ful with the time. triple the tolls on the Turnpike and Park- their money, they'll be able to afford it. ing to the AP, the cost of that lost time and I could write another novel (I quit writ- way. At that point (remember, they're pre- In his column Findings, and under a fuel comes to $78.2 billion a year, and ing novels because I didn't have enough dicting $4-a-gallon gasoline in the near headline that read "In the Future, Smart that's just while drivers were experiencing time). I could play my guitar or start an future, and increased taxes would only People Will Let Cars Take Control," writer gridlock. oil painting. I could learn ancient Greek make it more expensive), it would almost be cheaper to fly. John Tierney first pays lip service to those The costs are exponentially higher and read Homer in the original language. old futuristic predictions that by 1960, when you factor in the value of the time I could take up sculpture. I could finish my If we could safely put 10 or 20 times we'd all be traveling in self-driving auto- spent on the commute itself (which is get- Christmas cards. I could get an extra 350 the number of cars on the road and elimi- mobiles at. 100 miles anhour like the Jet- ting longer nationally every year) that hours a year of sleep a year. nate traffic jams at the same time, we sons, Then he spends the rest of his could be put to more productive use, like There are many other benefits to self- wouldn't have to raise tolls, because we'd column informing us that the technology earning a living. • driving automobiles. For one thing, be- collect on the increased volume, and our for self-driving automobiles is advancing Figuring out what to do with myself cause the computers in the cars talk to crippling state delft would only be a mem- at such an incredible pace that they're al- during all that time on the road has al- each other, they seldom get in wrecks or ory. That's assuming, of course, that our ready a reality on a small scale, and in 20 ways been a problem for me. I don't like to even fender benders. And because they politicians wouldn't squander this new years, some experts believe that half the revenue stream like they've done in the past. Fat chance, right? Oh well, even if these cars aren't the answer to our state's financial woes, I'd still like to have one, if for no other reason than I'd never have to argue with my wife NT again over who should drive. I wonder if they have one of those cars with racing MIDDLESEX COUN T Y COLLE G E stripes and wire wheels. If it looks like a minivan, they can forget the whole thing. EDISON, NEW JERSEY ; Gregory Bean is executive editor of 3 weeks ol- -Concentrated Courses Greater Media Newspapers. You can reach him at [email protected]. December 26?.,20b7»Jaiiyary 11, 2008 Put your holiday break to good use! • Earn credits in just three weeks that • Enroll by mail or in person, Library to host cookie transfer back to your own college. s Vjsit our website for course offerings exchange Dec. 16 ® Pay only $85.55 in tuition per credit for AND easy enrollment information. Middlesex County residents. North Brunswick Public Library, 880 Hermann Road, will hold a cookie exchange Dec. 16 at 1 p.m. i Attendees should bring three dozen fa- vorite homemade cookies, and will take home a variety of two dozen cookies. Hot chocolate and tea will be served, and atten- dees may exchange recipes for cookies. Tins h'< rv;u Y'c: •> .;-•<.: •-•' n n^ v- ,n .. will be supplied by the library. Participation <>,-•' . .. t.r;:,. '.<• i. ,v ''ii" -A »..•- 'i .' is limited to 20 adults and registration is a must. To register, call (732) 246-3545 or visit the library. 'Breakfast With .Santa* at area firehouse Dec. 16 North Brunswick Volunteer Fire Com- pany No. 3, 1470 Cozzens Lane, will host "Breakfast With Santa" Dec. 16 at 9 a.m., with Santa arriving at 9:15 a.m. Cost is $8, $4 for children, and free for children younger than age 3. Tickets will be sold at the door. For more information, call the com- pany at (732) 846-5536. w ww.gtnn ews. com NS SENTINEL, December 13. 2007 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^K Dr tdttffl Tupiifl^co and his urm£> ^uff ofllr cmnpltie derttism in our NEW iUte-of-the-irt office lh.it i> nkving and lumtorunle. We'll take the time to listen to your denial health concerns and Apolitical discussion between Red State completely answer your questions to make you feel at ease. conservative Dave Simpson — a former re- Beginning with your first visit to our office, you 'I! sec ivhr porter, editor, publisher and columnist — |jgi|liMPsoN & GREG BEAN and Greg Bean, Blue Stater and executive le State Dr. Taiiplengco's'palients tone to refer their famth mid friends editor of Greater Media Newspapers. Let us Now you can have a healthier, whiter smile! know what you think. Dear Dave: * Mall in North Jersey being the closest Tiffany & Co. has branched out far section, giftwar.e, jewelry and acces- Tiffany & Co. Tiffany to Monmouth County, the new and wide since its first store was es- sories for gentlemen, sterling silver takes its place Red Bank store allows people in the tablished in the late 1830s in New and charms, and a fashion jewelry de- - area to do their shopping locally. York City. partment that includes Tiffany's main in new region "We hope that having a Tiffany Charles Lewis Tiffany and John B. designers like Elsa Peretti and here will attract a lot of new cus- Young opened the store as a "sta- Paloma Picasso. BYCABASCHULTZ tomers and new visitors to Red Bank," tionery and fancy goods" boutique. By Like all Tiffany locations, the Red Correspondent said Shortland. 1870 the store had evolved to incorpo- Bank store is staffed by associates se- Tiffany & Co. has moved into space rate jewels and watches. Currently, lected for their excellent customer carved out of the for- Tiffany & Co.service skills. rilliant diamonds, lustrous fc sterling silver and gleaming . ma], red brick build- , , I,, has stores all If we are looking for a salesper- gold jewelry are designed to ing ' formerly over the world, son, we are looking for someone who B 1 dazzle even the most blase shopper occupied by high- -'....- • from Egypt to understands what Tiffany represents, who peruses the display cases at the' end men's clothier Uruguay and who can portray Tiffany in the correct .- Garmany' whose now Red Bank. way, who has good customer service newly opened Tiffany & Co. at I0U "We really do want to be involved Broad St. founder, Laureano -In addition skills, who is polite above all else. Ba- The arrival of the iconic jeweler, is Garmany, if cred- wNh the community and he to the-high-etxd sically, we need somebody to really considered by many to be a coup that ited wife luring involved! with local groups." jewelry and understand what we do and the way solidifies the cachet associated with Tiffany to Red Bank. timepieces that we do it," said Shortland. Red Bank's gentrified downtown. ../Renovations to •Tiffany • -..p' According to Shortland, Tiffany & For Tiffany & Co., with roots deeji the building" took 'Jstafemanger known for, the Co. really wants to become a part of in New York's exclusive Fifth Avenue;/ •about six months, carries the Red Bank community the Nov. 9 opening was a response to-•/.Shortland said; and for all "Our opening event was in con- customers'wishes. '* ' ' 'ft-;: of occs- junction with four local charities," she "We've seen the growth that has such as said, "We really do want to be in- occurred here. We have customers lint i acceatsfrsuch as two massivfe, ng gifts and sweet.-Jtfe volved with the community and be in- the area who have been asking us- i brushed sta&Tess-steel doors and twd, ' volved with local groups." open a store in this area, and the coin-',,»' expans£ye',sfe»f windows. '/. '- "We"have eveiything. from'$25' Tiffany & Co. is open Monday nranity reached out to us and asked,- , •. The ]iru|Ji'eu stainless-steel doojra • dhampagne fluifs all thgjyay ^j^| through Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 6 us too," said store manager Vicfiy-. ,'• liad into &fpil&y decorated with rui- "have'a'fiill ransje,'" id^itl p.m., Friday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Satur- Shortland. ticated stoned dark makore wood and f ^ Thestiirf Ins p day 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., and Sunday With a store at the Short Hilts:- neutral carpeting. including fine ]e\wlry, anengagerctent' noon to 5 p.m. 7*l'Ki-WWi??m ^^^^^p^^^ -c ': Call for Reservations aP ?52-59Q-921& ' * v iipea and Accepting rxeservali*ions lor Cnrislmas live and JMew lears Jive www.gmnews.com NS SENTINEL, December 13, 2007 1 S UNITED METHODIST CHURCH ; ' iGHTHOlSE CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP 323 George St. (at Livingston Ave.) 100 Hardenburg Lane, East Brunswick, N] New Brunswick 732-545-8975 Presettis • MS, There-'s Something About That Name-" Every Sunday Holiday ~ Musical ~ Drama 9:30 AM-Church School Classes Sat. & Sun., Dec, 15 & 16 at 7PM 11 AM Worship Service Christmas Eve, December 24th Free Admission - All Welcomed!! 7:30 PM-Christmas Eve Candlelight Service Join us on Monday, Dec 24th at 7 PM Dec. 31,10:45 PM-New Year's Eve hrisimas Eve Candlelight Service Watchnight Service Pastor: Rev. 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GEORGE'S CHURCH Lutheran Church (Anglican) 552 Ryders Lane, East Brunswick MOA^DA^ DECEMBER 24th You, your family and friends CHRISTMAS EVE are invited to join us for 6 pm - Family/Children's Service Christmas Eve Worship Services: 10 pm - Traditional Christmas Service December 24th TUESDAY, DECEMBER 25th Christmas Eve Services 10 am - Christmas Day Service Childrens Service - 4:00 PM The Rev. William Guerard Family Service - 7:30 PM 56 Main St. Helmetta Candlelight Communion Service -11:00 PM www.StGeorgesHelmetta.org ALL ARE WELCOME 732-521-0169 MILLER MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Wi >iday, Dec. 16'" 11 am - Children's Christmas Presentation Twwrr EPISCOPM GHDRCH '"'' "itday, Dec. 24'b 7 pm - Family Service 11pm -Candlelight MATAWAN Communion Service CORNER RIDGE ROAD & NEW ROAD CHRISTMAS EVE, MONDAY. DEC. 24 MONMOUTH JUNCTION 4 PM - Family Eucharist With Carols ;T'! - J2-329-6262 or 732-329-6719 10:30 PM - Carols With Adult Choir Rrv. JOHN H. M\ITRY, PAiioii 11:00 PM- Holy Eucharist With Adult Choir Holy Trinity Episcopal Church CHRISTMAS DAY. TUESDAY. DEC. IS Aldersgate United Invites you to celebrate 9 AM-Holy Eucharist Methodist Church with its the birth of our lord Jesus Christ All Are Welcome! Christmas Eve Candlelight Services 4 pm - Family/Children's Service Christinas Eve: 4 PM - all children are invited in the Building of ihe C rcche at the beginning of our 18 Ryers Lane, (off Rt. 79), Matawan 7 pm Lessons & Carols feMne f imilv ruch mst which concludes with our www.trinitvmatawan.com "Candlelight Carol" 11 pm Contemporary Praise Service 10:30 PM - a half hour of caroling Precedes Midnight Miss a festiveTucharist with brass,choir,and ''Silent 732-591-9210 568 Ryders Lane, East Brunswick Night b\ cnndlelight 732-254-7361 90 Leonardine Ave., South River NJ 08882 www.aldengateumc-ch.org 732-254-1734 16 SENTINEL, December 13,2007 NS www.gmnews.com Air-Coolecl Automatic Home Standby Generators Officers warn that EMERGENCY POWER gangs are here to stay On Nov. 5, Dyshon Thompson, 24, a • Fast response to changing electrical loads Livingston Avenue, Regal former North Brunswick Township High i/ Natural Gas powered & 13 kW Cinemas — heavy School student, was killed in another drive-by, also in New Brunswick, in an al- %/ Quality eiectricai output for sensitive electronics recruitment areas leged gang shooting. These two connections to North BY JENNIFER AMATO Brunswick spurred a more aggressive ap- CJ ELECTRI StaffWriter proach to gang awareness by the high A OwUien ^ Centra! NORTH BRUNSWICK — On Nov. 4, a school, according to interim Principal 4235 Route 9 North, Freehold, NJ 15-year-old township resident was shot in Brian Brotschul. As a result, Lt. Pete Del- (732) 462-5005 the abdomen during a drive-by in New gado of the Gang *Sse stem for detafe NJ fic#?563A Brunswick. While walking with a few Intelligence Unit =^^====^ other people around 8 p.m., a vehicle with of the Middlesex multiple individuals shot at the male ju- County Depart- venile. ment of Correc- "They're here. tions and his Don't deny it, partner, Officer they're here. Eddie Abreu, vis- ited the school on And they're here Dec. 3 to address to stay. It's staff members of about money. signs to look out St's about power. for in their stu- It's about dents. "All this news respect." is very, very trou- bling, and even — Lt. Pete Delgado more troubling is the common ====^^^^= Celebrate Baby's First New thread between both incidents. Both incidents were gang- Year with a Happy New related and both incidents could have been avoided," Brotschul said. Year message.and photo* Abreu said that over 1,400 gang mem- bers have been identified through the Middlesex County facility since a gang Complete the information unit was formed in 1993. He said that the members come from all over New Jersey, below and mail or email before including right within the county. He said that currently, roughly 160 to 190 con- ANTHONY: December 20th at noon. firmed gang members are housed at the We are having so much fun with you I county jail. We love you very muchl Happy 1 st , Photos must be received by "What we have now are young guys Naw Yearl coming through here. We're talking about Love, Mom, Dad, j mail or in a PDF or JPG 16- and 17-year-olds committing serious Nona and Pop Pop crimes out there and they are committing J attachment by email. these crimes because they want to show loyalty to their gangs," he said. He said that "to say there are no gangs Baby's First New Year will be published the week of December 26th. in North Brunswick, I would be lying" but that a lot of these children are "reachable." Deadline is December 20th at noon. Yet Delgado warned of the ones who take the thug life too seriously. He de- _ _ CUP & MAIL OR FAX — - — scribed gangs as "nothing more than do- mestic terrorists" and said that a person Choose a zone: $20 per zone for photo & note. of any age, race, creed or background falls • North Zone: Suburban, North/South Sentinel, East Brunswick Sentinel.Wbodbridge Sentinel, Edison/Metuchen Sentinel, Independent into the trap of sex, drugs and money. QSouthZone: News Transcript, Hub, Atlanticville, Examiner, Tri-Town News, Brick Township Bulletin He warned that Regal Cinemas on Route 1 south and the corner of Liv- Note (leave space between words) ingston Avenue and Hermann Road are high gang recruitment areas, as well as four blocks outside of Princeton University and throughout New Brunswick. Even Morris County, a highly affluent area in the state, is susceptible to kids who are looking for "love" while their parents are out working. "They're here, Don't deny it, they're here. And they're here to stay," he said. "It's about money. It's about power. It's about respect." Delgado said recruiters target 17- to Name Vir. must rcwivc yi>ur \ole no later 24-year-olds, but now middle school stu- than Noun on 'December 20th dents are aware, and the youngest ar- Address, -City. All ads must be pre-paitl. rested child in the county was 7 years old, Yet he warned that by the age of 24, gang State Zip. Phone # Use \'our «r tnaU check. members will wind up crippled, in jail or Charge Card (check one) r-\ Visa pi MC rn Discover L-niail: dead. Mail ><>nr Nun- lo: He said that in 2002 there were 34,000 Expiration I C.rciiter Media Nc«".(ia()cr.s ° Altn. C laiiiificd Dcpl. gangs in the United States that comprises Bahy's First New Year 900,000 members. Of the 235 gangs in 1>.O. Rox 5001 • Freehold. NJ, 07^2R or drop off at New Jersey identified at the time, 10,000 Deadline Noon on December 20th 34)W Route 9 North, Suite IB, (Juniper Business PLiza) Trcehold people were partaking in activities, and I (Continued on next page) www.gmnews. corn NS SENTINEL, December 13, 2007 1 7 (Continued from previous page) such as writing "bigarette" instead of "cig- arette" to show disrespect to the Crips by 65,000 juveniles were arrested. He said the Bloods, is another identifying practice. that five years later, in 2007, the numbers Dots, dog paws or crowns are common Gifts GALORE have probably quadrupled. drawings, while a "praa praa" type sound "Over 50 percent of the prison popula- means something is going to happen. tion is gang members. Why? If you're not Phrases such as "what's popping" or in one you're going to become one because "what's up cuz" are other common oral no- that's they only way you're going to sur- tifiers. vive," he said. , I)ec.«.rrhci 13th He also said that gang members will Graffiti around Feaster Park, French i2(iij- 5 DC I'M An > Tiyiw L(>1 [" now send young boys with clean records Street and Livingston Avenue have terri- Hr,r.{i the K' i\ torial markings by gangs, including cross- B'Mg Liu L.lllltla' into the military to learn defense tactics, outs, which is where one gang will paint who then come back and teach others how over another's drawing to symbolize their to brutally injure or kill others. That is presence in the area. Sometimes, Delgado A PJI worse than the initiation rite of having a said, the members will include their own Mure new member being beat down first and names. ,tl».-t then being sent out to burglarize or mur- "They don't care. They think, 'I'm bad Pi der an innocent victim. w, Yiwv am: Co flpji.v and there's nothing you can do to me.'" R_pub!u "They don't care. They will kill a cop in T a heartbeat. They don't care. They want Delgado also said that a wannabe gang Limited r o member is worse than an actual gang B ndol no your money and they want your respect," member because they have something to the lieutenant said. prove, and that those kids who are not Delgado said the Bloods, Crips, Latin tK gang members but who try to mimic them Rela< T'ie R-.ck Kings, NETAS, 5%ers, 18 Street, Exit 9, usually got caught in the crossfire because Hi. d Runiicr S( o> s MS-13, La Mugre and Dominicans Don't of misinterpretations. Elay are just a sampling of the gangs lo- cated in the Brunswick area, consisting of To rectify the problem, Delgado said MaKte Moo's Ice Creur that students must be attended to before both males and females. 'i ITIHD Juice they get lost in the system. He said that Chilli Delgado warned the faculty what spe- once they get to "his Iiouse," their life is cific signs to look for. The colors red, blue, Fresh u;\ over because no real remedial programs uif,v purple, yellow and black, generally, and exist. He said kids are put in a cage and the numbers 5, 6,13,14, 81, 001, 031, 311 left to rot, which is not the answer. and 622 can signify certain gangs. Combi- nations of letters such as GKB, BHB, However, early intervention is best, in- cluding showing students what life is like CFL, SMM, ADE and MOB are codes for on the streets and in the jails, firsthand. certain gangs or are phrases meant to dis- "These kids are reachable. Even if it's respect their rivals. one out of ten, one is reachable. We can't The appearance of stars, such as in the give up on these kids," said Delgado, who Dallas Cowboys or Houston Astros em- recently intervened in the life of a North blems or in a Jewish star, can represent Brunswick student and turned him back gangs. The Colorado Kockies' purple or the onto the right track. "If we don't teach Chicago Bulls' red are common apparel these kids here, we're going to lose them." choices, as well as wearing one pant leg up In the event of a possible situation, the or tipping a hat to one side. police should be notified. Delgado said cer- Jewelry designed as beads, crowns or tain legal protocols apply to school boards a lion's head are also apparent among and the handling of suspected gang mem- ijppSfiiififintersectlon of Route land Route 130, North Brunsytick,NJ,www,theshoppesatnonhbrunswick.cam members. Substituting different letters, ber students. Community Bulletin Board Linwood takes part in card drive, house contest Linwood Middle School, North test is open to any resident of North Brunswick, is participating in a holiday Brunswickliving in a house or apartment card drive for the military via that will be judged on holiday decorations www.LetsSayThanks.com. and originality. All entries must be sub- On the site, a postcard designed from mitted to Linwood with $5 cash or check, a child across the country can be selected to benefit the "Books to Keep" program at and will be mailed by Xerox to a soldier the township library. Each participant will stationed in Iraq. The service is free-of- also receive a free photograph of the deco- charge and does not require registration rated house. or personal information. Applications and fees can be mailed to The school's video club and student Linwood Middle School, 25 Linwood Place, council will sponsor a "Deck the House" North Brunswick, NJ 08902. holiday contest through Dec. 14. The con- 418'•Route:i;8:Nprth' "': V'-E Brunswick .NJ :732-651-7979' greeiifickljewek'-rs-i-'OHi \)PEN 7 DAYS A WEEK- ,.:M 1 8 SENTINEL, December 13,2007 NS www.gmnews.com DON T REPLACE YOUR TUB... $ N.B. resident sentenced S for extorting payments Tub Refinishing W/COUPON regularly $449 Linda Carol Roach, 55, was charged Former N. B. clerk gets with soliciting and accepting more than Ask About five months in halfway $3,000 in corrupt payments in exchange for Safeway Step exercising her official influence in favor of Tub/Shower house and house arrest two construction companies who were doing onversio rehabilitation work in New Brunswick. She BY JENNIFER AMATO was arrested on May 24 and pleaded guilty Staff Writer on July 27 to a criminal complaint by spe- We also do Sinks, Tile, Tub Surrounds & Color cial agents of the FBI and the U.S. Depart- WWW.eastemreflnishing.net Travel Charge May Apply NEWARK —A North Brunswick resi- dent who was employed as a supervisory ment of Housing and Urban Development clerk for the city of New Brunswick was Office of Inspector General. EASTERN REFINISHING CO. • 1-800-463-1879 sentenced to five months in a halfway house On Friday, she was sentenced to five COUPON EXPIRES 1/16/08 |H§ and five months of house arrest for extort- months in a community corrections center, ing corrupt payments last year. to be chosen by the Federal Bureau of Pris- ons, and upon completion, an additional five months under house arrest with an elec- tronic monitor, according to Michael Drew- niak, the public affairs officer for the U.S. Attorney's Office in Newark. She will report for her sentence on Feb. 1. Roach had admitted to using her influ- ence to accelerate payments of rehabilita- tion contract money to Friendly Maintenance of New Brunswick and Taj Maintenance of Perth Amboy while she worked in New Brunswick's Department of Community Planning and Economic Devel- opment from January 2004 to September 2006, according to a press release from the U.S. Attorney's Office. In her role as an of- fice manager, she was responsible for pro- cessing purchase orders necessary for securing payments to contractors for reha- bilitation work they performed. Roach had previously admitted to re- ceiving regular payments of $100 to $150 from both companies on Oct. 25, 2006. Banking records confirm the cashing of checks and records obtained from the city of New Brunswick reflect timely processed pa- perwork on Roach's behalf, according to the release. She faced a maximum statutory penalty of 10 years in prison and a $250,000 fine. Several other parties have already been charged and have pleaded guilty to their in- volvement in the situation. Prakash George Karat, 37, of Perth Amboy, a manager of T.M., and George Thomas, 38, of New York Lowering your thermostat,can save you money. City, a co-owner of the company, admitted to giving benefits to multiple employees of the Department of Community Planning. Richard Kaplan, 57, of New Brunswick, a former rehabilitation construction inspector and assistant zoning officer for New Brunswick, admitted to receiving regular When you lower your thermostat by one degree for eight hours you can reduce your corrupt payments and discounted work from contractors on a home he owned in ex- change for expedited and lenient inspec- tions. Joseph McNulty, 42, of North bill by one percent. At PSE&G, we're concerned about the rising cost of energy. Using Brunswick, and Sam K. John, 48, of Sayre- ville, who co-own F.M., admitted to offering benefits to the New Brunswick develop- ment department. less energy is the best way to save. Valuable conservation tips are available to our William Walker, 34, of Pennsauken, a former director of housing rehabilitation for New Brunswick, was charged in a 54-count \' • ";* • customers in a free brochure, Energy Savers. To get a copy, indictment with extorting and accepting ap- proximately $112,500 in corrupt cash pay- ments and receiving discounted home improvement rates in exchange for official call 1-800-854-4444, or to learn more ways to help manage favors. He pleaded not guilty and is await- ing trial, facing a statutory maximum penalty of 20 years in prison for each charge of extortion, 10 years for each count of your energy costs visit, www.pseg.com/saveenergy. bribery and five years for a charge of con- spiracy to solicit and accept corrupt pay- ments. Each count carries a $250,000 fine. Special agents of the FBI's Franklin Township Resident Agency, investigators from the Middlesex County Prosecutor's Of- fice and members of the New Brunswick Po- PSEG lice Department assisted in the We make things work for you. investigation. www.gmnews.com SENTINEL, December 13, 2007 1 9 The Mansion String Orchestra 255 Harding Road 103 Hendrickson Ave., Brick December concert tickets: $10 free-will offering will be taken Pack of the week New York Choral Society Dec. 15,7:30 p.m. (732)920-9041 orwww.bcct.org (732)747-1348 •|*F—= ; == Dorothy Marron University Community Chapel The Hobo & Miracle Piano recital by Brookdale The sounds of 100 voices har- Georgian Court University Community College students Saturdays and Sundays monizing will combine with a 900 Lakewood Ave., Lakewood Dec. 15-30 at noon Dec. 16,2 p.m. tickets: $10, $5 for seniors and seven-piece brass section when Eatontown Playhouse Experimental Theater at non university students the New York Choral Society per- 37-13 Highway 35 north Brookdale Community College (732) 987-2624 forms Dec. 15 at the First Presby- Eatontown Newman Springs Road, Lincroft tickets: $12 free event terian Church, 118 W. Main St. in Baroque Bounty (732) 888-0339 (732)224-2411 Freehold Borough. The concert, presented by The Arcadian Chorale which will also feature guest Dec. 15,8 p.m. Kwanzaa Children's Festival Handel's Messiah plus soloists and a guest organist, will Two River Theater numerous free family activities Christmas Pops begin at 7:30 p.m. As an added 21 Bridge Ave,, Red Bank Dec. 15, noon to 5 p.m. * Dec, 16,4 p.m. tickets; $12-$22 treat, members of the church's . N.J. Performing Arts Center Count Basie Theatre (732) 583-4007 99 Monmouth St., Red Bank Kirk Ringers hand bell choir will Lucent Technologies Center www.arcadianchorale.org tickets: $15-$40 have the opportunity to perform on for Arts Education (732)842-9000 stage with the 49-year-old choral Newark Broadway Tonite www.countbasietheatre.org (888) 466-5722; www.njpac.org society. re-creates the greatest hits of Tickets for the performance are Broadway Giacomo Gates and Trio $40 and may be purchased by call- Musk Dec. 15,8 p.m. Jazz Concert ing (732) 363-6429, visiting Ocean County College Dec. 16,2 p.m. www.FPCFreehold.org or e-mail- Todd Rundgren Fine Arts Center Monmouth County Library ing [email protected]. Dec. 13,8 p.m. College Drive, Toms River Headquarters The Stone Pony tickets $17; $20 at the door ' 125 Symmes Drive, Manalapan The New York Choral Society has 913 Ocean Ave., Asbury Park appeared with numerous celebrities, including Andrea Bocelli in Madison Square Garden, New York, and (732) 255-0500 free event tickets; $25-$30 (732)431-7222 Celine Dion at Radio City, New York. The group has been a featured guest on NBC-TV's "Today" show. (732) 502-0600 Rutgers Alumni Wind Symphony It has performed with many orchestras, including the American Symphony Orchestra, the New York City Dec. 15,8 p.m. Holiday Express Benefit Concert Ballet and the New York Philharmonic and performed at the 1998 Grammy awards. The Hickory Tree Chorus Nicholas Music Center Dec. 18,7:30 p.m. This concert is the third in a series of fundraising concerts to offset the church's renovation Dec. 14,8 p.m. George Street, New Brunswick •Count Basie Theatre expenses. . . ' St. Cecelia's Church free event 99 Monmouth St., Red Bank 45 Wilus Way, Iselin (732)951-1993 tickets: $25—$100 free event (732) 842-9000 On Stage Doubt "Ttoas the Night (732) 634-0413 Jazzpollution & Uncle Funk through Dec. 23 Betore Christmas jazz fusion and funk Special Events George Street Playhouse Dec. 14 Equinox Dec. 15,10 p.m. Marlboro P|ayerrPreseht Livingston Ave., New Brunswick at 7 p.m. jazz concert Disney's Beauty and the Beast Maritas Cantina Alt Aboard the Barren Limited tickets: $38-$62 Dec. 15 Dec. 14, 8 p.m. 1 Penn Plaza, New Brunswick Dec. 14; 8 p.m. (732) 246-7717 at 11 a.m., Herb Eckert Auditorium, running layout of Lionel model Dec. 15 & 16; 3 p.m. cover charge: $4 trains ' 2&4p.m. So. Brunswick Municipal Complex (732) 247-3840 Marlboro Middle School Charles Dickens' The Ghost's Dec. 16 540 Ridge Road through Dec. 29, Mon.-Fri., 355 Route 520, Marlboro Bargain at 2;and 4 p.m. tickets: $5, refreshments included at 11 a.m.-4p.m., tickets: $20; $18/students and At Home for the Holidays Sat. and Sun. at 2-4 p.m. through Dec. 30 Kelsey Theatre (732) 329-4000, ext. 7635 by The American Boychoif seniors, group discounts; Two River Theater Company Mercer County The Barron Arts Center all seats reserved Dec. 15,8 p.m. 582 RahwayAve., Woodbridge 21 Bridge Ave., Red Bank Community Holiday Doo Wop spectacular Princeton University Chapel tickets available at Cards for • call for times College Dec. 14,7:30 p.m. donations appreciated Less, Marlboro Plaza Shopping . tickets $1O-$32 (732) 634-0413 .tickets: $20-$30 Old Trenton Road, West Windsor Count Basie Theatre (888) 269-2464, ext. 18 Center, Route 9 north, Marlboro (732)345-1400 tickets: $8, $10 99 Monmouth St., Red Bank (732)972-7217 ... (609) 570-3333 tickets: $3Q-$4Q Festival of Trees at Morven www. marlboroplayers.com Winter Wonderland Museum & Garden A Christmas www.kelseytheatre.net (732)842-9000 by The American Boychoir thirteen galleries, and trees Carol Dec. 16,4 p.m. Greetings decorated for the holidays one-man show For Kids The Princeton University Orchestra Richardson Auditorium Thursdays-Saturdays, through Jan. 6, by Michael Kroll featuring Suzanne Westbrook Princeton University through Dec. 22, 8:30 p.m. Wed.-FrL, 11 a.m.-3 p.m., Dec. 14,15 The Night Before Christmas and and Sarah Vander Ploeg tickets $20-$42 First Avenue Playhouse TI Sat. and Sun., noon-4 p.m. at 8 p.m. The Snow Queen Dec. 14,15 at 8 p.m. (609) 258-5000 First Ave., Atlantic Highlands at the former New Jersey Duncan Smith a Paper Moon Puppet Theatre Richardson Auditorium www.princeton.edu/tickets tickets: $15-$42 Theater Governor's mansion Production Princeton University, Princeton (732)291-7552 36 Crawfords 55 Stockton St., Princeton Sat. through Dec. 30,2 p.m. tickets $5-$18 Corner Road, The After Effect tickets: $5 Dec. 27 at 2 p.m. (609) 258-5000 The Best Christmas Pageant Ever Holmdel a 16 piece jazz-rock fusion band (609) 924-8144, ext. 106 First Avenue Playhouse Dec. 14,15,21 & 22 at 8 p.m.; Dec. 16, 6 p.m. tickets: $20, $15 First Avenue, Atlantic Highlands HolidayFare St. Robert Bellarmine Church Dec. 16 at 2 p.m. students and Intertribal American Indians of tickets: $9 features sacred and secular 61 Georgia Road, Freehold Soar Productions seniors New Jersey (732)291-7552 holiday music tickets: $8-$10 1110 Union Ave., Union Beach (732) 946-0427 Dec. 16,3 p.m. Dec. 15 at 2 p.m. tickets: $18, $15 seniors/ (609) 208-0052 Thompson Park Story Time Under the Stars Jane Voohees Zimmerli students (in the log cabin) www.holmdeltheatrecompany.org Dec. 22 at 6 and 7:30 p.m. Art Museum free pictures with Santa before Holiday POPS Spectacular 1701 Perrineville Rd., Jamesburg Novins Planetarium 71 Hamilton St., New Brunswick Dec. 16,3 p.m. show, refreshments included free event Annie Ocean County College, $3 museum admission Ocean County College (732) 471-8268 (732)238-3792 Dec. 14, 8 p.m. main campus Fine Arts Center Dec. 15,2 and 7 p.m. th 2 Campus Drive, Toms River Nancy Scharff in concert - College Drive, Toms River Miracle on 34 Street American Sign Language Holiday Dec. 16, 3 p.m. admission: $6 The Joys of Christmas tickets: $12-$30 through Dec. 22, Show State Theatre (732) 255-0400, ext. 2111 Dec. 15, 7:30 p.m. (732)451-0064 Fri.-Sai, 8 p.m., Sun. 3 p.m. Livingston Aye. Count Basie Theatre Dec. 18,7 p.m. Eatontown Playhouse New Brunswick Ocean County College Christmas Food for Thought 99 Monmouth St., Red Bank Christmas Handbell Concert 37-13 Route 35 north tickets: $40-$65 Fine Arts Center Theatre Dec. 14,15,7:30 pm tickets: $25, $20, $15, group Dec. 16,4 p.m. tickets: $22, $17 for seniors and (732) 246-7469 College Drive, Toms River Dec. 16, 3 p.m. rates apply The First Presbyterian Church at students, includes coffee/cake www.statetheatrenj.org ticket: $7, $12 . 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'•'. •"• r:\ BY CHRIS GAETANO '• Liposuction Movie Critic CHIEF of PLASTIC SURGERY — this would make the fact that they occa- Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital f Golden Compass," from which sionally appear out of nowhere to help in the film directed by Chris Weitz. some task before leaving just as suddenly ap- derives its name, is a mystical de- pear less like some random deus ex machina vice with the ability to answer any ques- designed to help the story move along and tion the wielder asks of it. What more like an integral plot point. complicates matters, though, is that while And as long as those golden compasses are these alethiometers, as they are called, are still open, the audience might care to ask rare in and of.themselves, those able to ac- what exactly the teachings of the Magis- 125 Paterson St., New Brunswick curately derive any sort of meaning from terium are and what is it that makes them so them are even more so. evil. Dogma must surely play a role in the ac- Regrettably, this inscrutable, arcane piece tions of the Magisterium, as a religious order, of magical clockwork serves as a perfect yet the audience is left in the dark as to what metaphor for the film. While the movie is un- it is that the order ultimately wants, besides deniably good looking, containing lush envi- the typical urge to crush rebellion and dissent ronments and beautifully detailed creatures, that all autocratic movie villains possess. We the setting's internal logic is either com- come to learn that the order thinks that it is pletely unfathomable or entirely absent. doing the right thing, but one is left wonder- The world that "The Golden Compass" ing what exactly this right thing is it thinks it takes place in a parallel universe where peo- is doing. ple's souls exist outside their bodies in the The compass might also be able to clear form of animal spirits called Daemons. It is a up the question as to why Norway is ruled by world where the authori- talking bears. This tarian Magisterium, a martial' society of theocratic regime, main- "The Golden Compass" warrior beasts, or HHHI tains hegemonic influ- Panserbj0rne, is fas- ence over mos.t of the ** cinating, but no de- • The donation is tax deductible. planet. It is a world New Line Cinema release tail as to why these where talking bears live bears are there in • Pick-up is free. in Norway. Directed by: Chris Weitz the first place is The plot focuses on a Starring: Nicole Kidman, Daniel Craig, given. Thus, when • We take care of ali the paperwork. young girl named Lyra the exiled prince of Belacqua, (Dakota Blue Dakota Blue Richards, Ian McKellen . these bears chal- Richards), who is raised Running time: 113 minutes lenges his usurper by her uncle LoT'd Asrael for the throne, (Daniel Craig), a profes- Classified: PG-13 there's really no rea- sor at Jordan College son to be impressed who soon goes north to by this act, because investigate a mysterious dust that Asrael there's no indication of any significance be- says may have a connection to parallel yond giving the audience the chance to watch worlds. While Lyra, eager to see more of life two huge CGI bears duke it out. outside Jordan College, begs her uncle to ac- The film also suffers from significant pac- company him on his journey, Asrael refuses. ing problems, taking the audience from scene Meanwhile, Lyra and the other children to" scene at breakneck pace, making the sto- have noticed that a number of their peers ryline seem like the writers were going have vanished recently and pin the blame on through a checklist of plot points they needed a mysterious group called the "Gobblers," a to cover before getting to the end. No one notion that is dismissed by others as youth- seems to be able to stay in a scene for longer ful superstition. than a few minutes. Shortly after the college approves her The relationship between Lyra and Mrs. uncle's expedition north, Lyra is introduced Coulter, for example, blooms and wilts like a Soups ~ Salads ~ European Continental to the elegant and alluring Mrs. Coulter desert flower, their friendship forming much Hot & Cold Buffet ~ Coffee & Tea (Nicole Kidman), who is planning a north- faster than most adults would be comfortable ward expedition of her own. Over the course with today, and souring just as quickly. Dessert Table ~ Breakfast Buffet of a single dinnertime conversation, the two Shortly afterward, a man named Lee become greatly impressed with each other, Scoresby (Sam Elliot), an airship ridingcow - Tues.-Sat. Breakfast Buffet *4.99pp Adults and thus when Coulter asks whether Lyra boy, decides, during the course of a single con- . *2.99pp Children Under 10 would care to join her on her journey north, versation, that he should join Lyra on her the young girl eagerly agrees. Before leaving, epic and dangerous journey, though he had Tues.-Sat. Lunch Buffet *7.99pp Adults the master of Jordan College gives Lyra the only just met this girl a few minutes ago. $ golden compass and tells her to keep it safe Lyra is either an unimaginably charismatic 4.99pp Children Under 10 from the Magisterium, which has deter- girl, or the writers just didn't have time to de- Tues.-Sat. Dinner Buffet $12.99pp Admits mined to destroy every last one of them. velop actual relationships between the char- (Bring your own wine or beer!) This becomes a problem for Lyra because acters. $6.99pp Children Under 10 she soon finds out that Mrs. Coulter is not Tb be fair, the movie is eye-poppingly gor- Sunday Brunch $12.99pp Adults only an agent of the Magisterium but is di- geous, a testament to how far CGI has come rectly overseeing the child kidnappings that since the days of Tron. Furthermore, while (9am to 2pm) *6.99pp Children Under 10 had been troubling her and her friends. Es- the world does little to explain itself, it is pre- caping the woman, the girl finds new purpose sented as imaginative and innovative, with • Catering Or Event Menu ^"private iw#eT"jWed. Nights in finding a way to rescue the captive chil- giant airships floating through the sky and • Sunday Private Parties & Corporate Senior Citizen clockwork insect assassins hiding in the cor- Events Discount dren. We Accept All Major (65 & Over) The main problem with "The Golden ners. What makes the world interesting is 10% Compass" is that for a film that bases itself that while it is a fantasy story, it lacks the Credit Cards! 15% around opposing an authoritarian religion, it overt displays of out-and-out magic that typ- Eat In Or Take Out Off asks the viewer to accept far too many things ifies many other films of its kind. In fact, it is (Minimum '100 Off one of the few fantasy films in which most Open Tues.-Sat. 7:30am-9:00pm Order) on faith alone. Perhaps if members of the au- Sun. 9:00am-2:00pm Exp. 12/31/07 Dinner Buffet dience had a golden compass of their own, people wield not magic swords but rifles and Exp.12/31/07 - perhaps some of the finer details of the set- six-shooters. ting would be a bit clearer. "The Golden Compass" is a fair movie, (732)940-1122 Fax:(732)940-1125 They would be able to ask, for example, that will undoubtedly entertain, but its pac- ^1000 Aaron Rd, North Brunswick, NJ 08902 ing issues and lack of explanation will frus- who exactly the witches that fly through the "CiSv (Directly across from Johnson & Johnson Campus) air are and why they have taken an interest trate people trying to make sense out of what -in Lyra's quest to free the kidnapped children it is they are seeing. www.gmnews.com SFNTTNEL. December 13. 2007 NS z%=. 1 JJ ^J^KMV Each of the 50 towns that we cover has its own loca! web site with local news, weather, traffic, calendar, forum and much more. 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Skater jumps books and other materials purchased at ACROSS 9. This celebrity model mar- 26. Captain's domain 46. Cat crying Barnes and Nobles, Route 1, North 1. Back wound ried a billionaire 27. Swelling of human or- 48. Site of war in early '50s Brunswick. 5. College entrance exam 10. Meat and potato dish gans 49. Plumber's snake Members will be at the store Dec. 14 8. Line walker 11. Horizontal, abbr. 28. Country's LeAnn 50. What Pinocchio did from 4-11 p.m., Dec. 16 from 9 a,m.-9 p.m., 12. contendere in law 13. One in state of perfect 29. Skunk's defense 51. A small island and Dec. 22 from 9 a.m.-11 p.m. Donations 13. Hay bundle enlightenment 32. Weary walk 52. State of irritation benefit the club's scholarship fund and 14. Samurai dagger 14. Bengal or Siberian 33. Precedes Jan. 53. Worth a million dollars? other community services. 15. an worker builds 19. Fireplace 36. "Devil's " 54. Sudden, quick movement For more information, call Thelma at bridges 22. Hang back 38. Bert's best friend 55. Unagi, pi. (732) 297-8204. 16. Computer operating sys- 23. Cut path 40. Not a sweet wine 56. Downhill equipment tem 24. Radio's opinionated doc- Equinox in concert in S. 17. As opposed to outer 18. A woman has never held Brunswick Dec. 14 the position South Brunswick Arts Commission will 20. Eat at present its "Jazz Cafe" series Dec. 14 at 8 21. Agassi p.m. with a performance by Equinox. The 22. Hawaiian welcome concert will be at Herb Eckert Auditorium wreath at the South Brunswick Municipal Com- 23.:-Santa's ride plex, 540 Eidge Road, Monmouth Junction 26. Not all of them belong to section of South Brunswick. a quartet The band will perform swing, Latin 30. U2's third album jazz and bebop. It is led by guitarist and 31. Pekingese, e.g. composer James Popik, and vibraphonist 34. Miners' passage Mark Gokey. Admission is $5, and re- freshments are included. 35. Saints' lights For more information, call the Com- 37. 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Uptown Playaround opens dren 18 months to 3 years old, and "The weekends are very big for us, Tuesday mornings are for children 3 to but it depends on the day," Bernstein in Kendall Park for 4 years old. said. playtime) birthday parties "It's an opportunity to socialize with Drits said that during the day, it is other children their age," Drits said. mostly preschoolers that come in, but BY CHRIS MUKINO Music classes will also be starting that kids up to about 10 years old come Staff Writer up on Mondays and Thursdays in at other times. through ABC Music & Me. The in- "A lot of parents expressed a need SOUTH BRUNSWICK — Little structor, Carol Selick, has a degree in for hours later on in the day," Drits Phoenix is having a ball. She's running early childhood and elementary educa- said. around, dancing and going down slides tion from Rutgers University and a Because of this need for after-school while her mom looks on. They're at Uptown Montessori Teaching Certificate. hours, Monday through Wednesday the Playaround, a new children's center located "She'll bring in instruments for the play center closes at 6 p.m. Thursdays on Route 27 in Kendall Park. children to play," Drits said. "They'll and Fridays, it closes at 3 p.m. "It's awesome," said Phoenix's mother, march around, do dancing. For every Uptown Playaround is located at CHRIS MURINO Olayinka Akinlawon. Tve been thinking session, the student gets a free instru- 3562 Route 27. For more information, Phoenix Akinlawon pushes buttons and makes music about something like this for a while. This ment and a free CD." call (732) 955-2005 or visit www.up- as Uptown Playaround employee Pearl Bernstein community is full of families and children. When is the popular time for kids to townplayaround.com. assists her at the new children's facility. We need it." Uptown Playaround, with lots of open floor space, a 150-square-foot playhouse with multiple slides, a stage and a separate area for toddlers, opened on Nov. 30, and owner Marina Drits said everything has been going well. "We had a good response from the neigh- f borhood," she said, "The kids don't want to leave. And the parents, after their first visit, ask about birthday parties." -r • Drits said she got the idea for the Pla- yaround because of her own two kids. "When - MARLBORO Where Personal Service "I have two kids," she said. "Staying at & Internet Pricing Meet. home with them, I wanted to find a play Personal ,#1 in ctuismg nationwide center where I can bring my kids." Employee Pearl Bernstein, a student at Service is as 4k Rutgers University, really enjoys working Important there. "I'd rather go down a slide than sit at a as Price" desk," Bernstein said, "Marina's great, the Helene & Ira Kaplan - Owners atmosphere's great." 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There are also play groups that meet www.gmnews.com NS SENTINEL, December 13. 2007 Tips for a safe and happy holiday season BY JENNIFER AMATO cracked bulbs and frayed, broken or ex- - Never use lighted candles on trees. anything that could catch fire and should Staff Writer posed wires. Faulty lights should be dis- - Do not use metallic ornaments, as be nowhere near drafts, curtains, children carded. they could become a shock hazard if they and pets. NORTH BRUNSWICK — The North - All lights should be turned off before come into contact with defective wiring. - Burning candles should never be left Brunswick Police and Fire Departments sleeping or leaving the house. - Remove the tree within 10 to 14 days unattended, and should be snuffed before are advising residents on how to stay safe before the tree starts to dry out. sleeping or leaving the house. during the holiday season with sugges- The Christmas tree: - Candles should be placed in sturdy tions on how to protect themselves and - A tree with high moisture content is Electrical outlets: holders on a stable surface. their homes. safer. Needles should bend, not break, and - Do not overload wall outlets. Decorations: very few needles should fall to the floor. - Insert plugs fully into outlets. 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Valentine was a network engineer at Vonage Inc.. Holmdel, the past year. Prior to that he was em- Jack David Seiden ployed at AT&T, Piscataway, where he was a mem- ber of the Black Alliance. He was a member of Shiloh MAKE YOUR BATHTUB Mr. Seiden, 59, of East Windsor, died Baptist Church, Tarrytown, N.Y. He was a National Nov. 26, 2007, at University Medical Center Merit Scholar and was listed in Marquis "Who's at Princeton. Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., he Who," He was a member of the Arbor Society of LIKE B1AND MEW resided in East Windsor the past 30 years. Pennsylvania. He is survived by his partner, Carol He was a comptroller for several years. He Fitzgerald of North Brunswick; foul' stepchildren, was predeceased by his father, Bernard; and Shannon Miller of South Amboy, Maureen Walters LIMITED TIME REG. a son, Marc Seiden killed in the Iraq war in of East Brunswick, Cheryl Nemeth of Old Bridge, www.advancedrefinishingcorp.com 2004. He is survived by his wife, Gail and Kevin DeLucia of Higgamim, Conn.; a brother, $425 "'—nr- S—'TI-T I ~nn —-| 'Hr~1"t—;~i hr Robert Valentine of Fort Washington, Md.; a sister, 1 \ 1 M HI I Ii i II \i i , i > IN- 11 in Cindi Valentine of Ossining, N.Y; and 11 grandchil- ii i' f i 'I K1 i i i1 n i l L i M in I dren. A funeral service was held at Shiloh Church, n > i Vi 1 ii I_II i|t -. i - ,1 lii Burial was at Kensico Cemetery, Valhalla, N.Y. iiul ii ij _, ul<-iii|ili( n ^ VPU il -i is 'Li Arrangements were by Selover Funeral Home, North Brunswick. Memorial donations may be made I - I \l . MllTllM I 11 ( |i I I ' 1 , II Hi to the American Heart Association, 1 Union St., Rob- ii ili \ I Vi MI in ul II n I Im i binsvUle, NJ 08691. A 1 II 111 ( II i JI • J \ h i I \>< I I I'I i l in John J. Burke Mr. Burke, 70, of the Kendall Park section of South Brunswick, died Nov. 28,2007, at Saint Peter's University Hospital, New Brunswick. 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Boys and girls coaching experience Jess Crouch, another senior, can also "Kevin and Andy qualified for the state play the point, but will start and play defeat Metuchen meet last season and both have their eyes BY GEORGE ALBANO mostly at shooting guard. on school records; Andy in the 100 breast- Staff Writer "Those are the only players with sig- stroke and Kevin in the 50 free," Ander- BY GEORGE ALBANO son noted. "And they can do it this year." am Sagehorn, the new North nificant varsity experience," Sagehorn StaffWriter Brunswick High School girls bas- noted. Tm lucky to have those three tal- Other swimmers to watch include sen- ketball coach, admits she doesn't ented ones." t seems only fitting that Gregg Ander- ior James Decicco (distance freestyle) and P son teaches history at North juniors Joe Smoot (breaststroke), Ian Hol- know all that much about how the Raiders Meanwhile, Jasmine Malone, a 6-foot were last season, and she almost prefers junior who saw some playing time last IBrunswick High School (NBHS). ubiak (sprints) and Ocean Tang, an all- it that way. ' season, will start at center. Because when it comes to the Raiders' around swimmer who will swim primarily "I know they lost more games than "Sne has some g°od Post moves," said boys and girls swim teams, Anderson, for breaststroke and freestyle. they won," she said this week, "and I know Sagehorn, a former frontcourt player her- all intents, is the de facto "historian" of "We have a light senior group. It's a they lost a lot of winnable games." self who's been working with Malone. both programs. young team," Anderson said. "I've got a Sagehorn, a former player at Bridge- "Hopefully, we can work her into some of- In fact, he is swimming at NBHS. couple of interesting freshmen on this water High School and Fairleigh Dickin- fense," • Anderson, now in his 34th season, year's team." son University, looks at her arrival at The final starting position is "still up started both the boys and girls swim pro- That would be Matt Burke in the North Brunswick as a new beginning for for grabs," according to Sagehorn, between grams, and is the only coach either team freestyle and butterfly, and Matt Lu in the the Raiders, who open the 2007-08 season Michelle Morano, a 5-foot-8 senior, and has ever had. distance freestyle arid IM. Friday night at home against Sayreville. sophomore guard Jasmine Phelps. He kicked off another season last week In fact, Burke won the 100 fly in To her, the past is irrelevant. "If we S° with a DiS lineup, Michelle be with a pair of opening-day victories at 1:01.30 and joined Rose and Chibbaro on "We're just looking ahead," the new will in there, and if we go with a Metuchen as the North Brunswick girls the. winning medley relay team (1:52.08), coach said. "We've had two scrimmages so quicker lineup, Jasmine will be on the noor We re won 69-25, while his boys team outpointed and Decicco, Smoot and Rose on the win- far, and we have one more this week. Then - ' looking for her to step up." its counterparts 59-35. ning 400 free relay (3:49.99). we start the season." A Pair of juniors Sagehorn is hoping Sagehorn likes what she's seen so far, can contribute off the bench are forward Anderson hopes it's the start of a suc- The North Brunswick girls, mean- cessful season for each of his teams. too_ Sarah Yoffredo and guard Tania Edwards. while, were led by double winner Rachel "We actually hung in there in both our "Because of our numbers, we need both "The girls want to be in the top three Lu, a sophomore who touched the wall scrimmages so far," of them to be on varsity," Sagehorn ex- in the GMC," the veteran coach pointed first in the 200 freestyle (2:06.54) and 500 out. "They finished free (5:35.15). she pointed out. "We ===m======^^ plained. "We need scrimmaged against tnem b°th to step up third last season." ======Tanya Witlen Manasquan and they ,_.., _._ ... . and make things The Lady Raiders, (200 free, IM, breast- had a huge team "We can definitely win some happen." who went 6-3 and stroke) and Angel qualified for the state Pagliaro (fly, back) with a lot of depth. games if we play as a team The Raiders will is to Every time they instead of as individuals. Once we have a little more tournament, last won ""** ^Y^ 9°°' improve on are the two co-cap- de th once Januar the GMC champi- our team record and move up in tains wMe two subbed, they sent in stort playing together, I think we'll P y a npw fivp We have » • J i »«. , • • r°lls around and onship in 2001. The the GMC. more seniors to win over Metuchen watch are Nicole a new nve. we nave ^ |n QO^ shape# We're just going d Samara loa wlo tnumber of depths ,an budt no wet . f. .» • _»•_•» guard samara was certainly a good — Gregg Anderson, Van Avery (50 and hung with them." start to the season to take it one day at a time. Kennedy, a junior North Brunswick High School 100 free) ___ Gabby While this is since Metuchen, • swimming coach Alicino (fly, back). Sagehorn's first stint „ o . transfer from Bishop ai g m Ahr can start play Bishop Ahr, East Against Metuchen, as a head coach, she's M ln , ?T , c ? ; ' > ' Brunswick and North ======Witlen won the 100- • North Brunswick Hjgfc School ing. Brunswick are usu- meter breaststroke girls basketball coach "She's going to ally the four teams that annually battle (1:13.77) while Van Avery took first in the certainly no stranger ' bring some good tal- for top honors in the GMC. 50 free (26.51). to coaching. In fact, the 2005 FDU grad ent to the team," The North Brunswick girls were sched- Junior Nikita Nadkari added a win in and former second-team All-Freedom Con- Sagehorn said. "She has good moves in the uled to swim another big dual meet on the 200 IM (2:24.70), while Ashley Chib- ference forward served as an assistant for Paint once she gets by her opponent. I Wednesday against their rivals from baro and Vicky Borbas join Lu to make up one season at Drew University in Morris- could play her at shooting guard, but I Bishop Ahr. a solid sophomore trio. town. could also see her playing the point. Meanwhile, the NBHS boys team, is The Raiders also have a trio of fresh- "I've been around basketball my whole "xt nurts us that she can't play until trying to bounce back from a 3-6 season men who could make some serious noise life," she said. "I've helped other coaches January. Weneed her now, but we just last winter when they finished fifth at the come postseason time with Jean Park in and worked at camps, so I've been around have to wait. conference championship meet, won once the IM and any of the freestyles, and Ascia sports. But everything has been on the col- Once she's eligible to play, Kennedy again by perennial champ St. Joseph- Johnson and Nicole Gibbons, both in lege level. This is my first high school should fit right in the Raiders' game plan, Metuchen. freestyle events and the butterfly. head coaching job. "I want to see us move the ball around "The boys' goal is to improve on our Park won the 100 free against "I'm very excited," she added. "I'm hav- on offense," Sagehorn said. "Pass and team record," Anderson said, "and move Metuchenjn 1:00.65, while Johnson and m ing fun so far and hopefully everything ove, constant motion, up in the GMC." Gibbons were both part of the winning will come along. If we get in shape and we '1And on defense we'll play mostly man. Last week's season-opening win by the We ve ot 400-meter free relay (4:14.97). The Lady have the heart and desire, we should be ' g some quick guards." Raiders was a big step toward achieving Raiders swept all three relay events. OK." The new coach still doesn't know much the first half of their goal. Leading the Add it all up and it was a successful Sagehorn did inherit some experienced about last year's team, but she thinks this way were juniors Andy Rose and Kevin debut for both the boys and girls swim players, including returning seniors Jamie year's squad can enjoy some success on Chibbaro, who were both double winners teams, and hopefully the first of several Tucker, a 5-10 post player, and point guard the hardwood. and part of two winning relay teams. wins for each. Tylerthe three Simpsone [forward], both, bustartert shes lasdoets season every. "We can definitely win some games if Rose won the 200 IM in 2:10.79 and the Even better new is Gregg Anderson, thin"Jamig realle yi wells gonn. a be playing every- we play as a team instead of as mdividu- a s sh 100-meter breaststroke in 1:05.30, while North Brunswick history teacher and where," Sagehorn said. "She'll play mostly l ." e said. "Once we start playing to- swimming a leg on the victorious 200 med- swimming historian, has no plans to stop tfio t.Virne Hhrwnrdl. hnt she does everv- gether, I think we'll be in good shape. ley and 400 freestyle relay teams. Chib- anytime soon. To our readers We're just going to take it one day at a baro captured first place in the 50 (22.28 "I Still enjoy it," the 59-year-old coach time." seconds) and 100 (53.15) freestyles, and said. "The kids keep me going." Items for Sports Shorts may be e-mailed to [email protected]. 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She added that she supported the recent pair of rate cuts "so He warns that for borrowers with credit scores below 680, The last time the 30-year fixed was lower was in late Back then, higher fuel prices led to fears of inflation; now as not to fall behind the curve.". Listeners interpreted her mortgages will become more expensive soon. That's because September 2005, whea the benchmark rale was 5.97 percent. higher fuel prices cause worries of an economic slowdown.- remarks to mean that she's inclined to want to stay ahead of mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are introducing To the consternation of central bankers, the 30-year fixed had Back then, the Fed was raising short-term rates; now the Fed the curve by favoring another rate cut. fees for people with fair credit — not subprime( but not excel- remained stubbornly below. 6 percent for half a year, despite a is cutting them. Another rale reduction is expected Dec. 11. Uptick in refis lent, either. Hates effective as ori2/6/07. © 2O07 Bankrate, Inc. hitp.7/www,bankrate.com. LEGEND: (A) Mortgage Banker, (B) Mortgage Broker, (Q Baiib, (D)S &.1, (E) Credit Union. "Call for Rales" means actual rates were not available al press lime. Conventional loans are hase4onloan amounts of $165,000. Jumbo loans are based on loan amounts of $435,000. Points quoted include discount and/or origination. Lock Days: 30-&0. Annual percentage rates (APRS) are based on fully indexed rates for adjustable rate mortgages f ARMs). The APR on your specific loan may differ from the sample used. Fees reflect charges relative to the APR. If sC^—Tl your down payment is less than 20% of the home's value, you will be subject to private mortgage insurance, or PMI. Bankrate, Inc. docs not guarantee the accuracy of the information appearing above or the availability of rales and fees in this table. All rales, fees and other information are subject to change without notice. Bankrate, Inc. does not uwn any financial institutions. Somo or all of the companies appearing in this table pay a fee to appear in this table. To uppcarin this table, call 800-509*4636. To report any inaccuracies, call 888-509-4636. • http://gmnews.interest.com SENTINEL, December 13,2007 3 1 'CALL FOR FREE USH 800-691-0111 VRI REALTORS BETTERHOM.ESNI.lEPgJ Villagio model homes continue to impress visitors n planning their innovative active adult community, Villagio, the progressive Ithinkers at Byron-Hill Homebuilders recognized the need to create something truly unique in concept, offering ultimate luxury on a grand scale. What they came up with in South Brunswick has taken buyers by surprise. . Villagio features stunning Italian-in- spired architecture and an old world ambi- ence unlike any other 55+ community. /?ea/ Estate Every day, Villagio is hearing from more and more buyers who comment on how Presented by tired they are of seeing the same old "cookie-cutter" homes in their search for Joseph G, an active-adult community. The two gor- geous models now open for touring at Vil- Buono lagio have proven to be quite popular. One Broker/Owner walk through the Trentino and Veneto models and you'll see why so many people are describing Villagio as an active adult community like no other. The homes are BACK AND FORTH If you get a quick offer near your asking "dressed to the nines," with beautiful furni- elevator add convenience and style. cally close to many urban areas, including price when your home is on the market, ture of an exquisite Italian design. And the Center-island kitchens are well ap- New Brunswick, Philadelphia, New York you have your agent to thank for pricing basement of the Veneto model is now com- pointed with fixtures and appliances from and Atlantic City via the N.J. Turnpike or it correctly. Do not necessarily assume plete with a theater and dance floor. respected manufacturers. Formal dining by train. Convenient train service to New that more good offers will follow. When a The furnished model homes are an ele- rooms provide an elegant environment for York and Philadelphia is available from house first hits the market, lack of cer- gant complement to the community's en- entertaining guests. And homebuyers can nearby Princeton or Monmouth Junction. tainty about fair market value will work to tire layout. Every inch of Villagio has been choose from an array of personalizing op- And a host of shopping centers and restau- the seller's advantage. If the property is carefully planned to welcome homeown- tions including basements which can be rants are nearby meaning you don't have fairly priced, educated buyers will make a ers to a whole new world. A gorgeously designed to include a lap pool, gym/dance to go far for anything you need. good offer in an effort to get the house landscaped boulevard entrance will lead floor, media room, oval office and lounge For more than 20 years, Byron-Hill has before someone else. A house that lingers you to the community's own Main Street, with wet bar. been one of the most respected and suc- on the market prompts uncertainty over where neighbors will gather around the The social hub of the community will cessful builders of luxury homes in New fair market value, which helps buyers who grand piazza style fountain to relax and no doubt be Club Verona, Villagio's ex- York and New Jersey. The, company is a figure that a house worth the asking price socialize. Avenues will be lined with old traordinary clubhouse housing an array of subsidiary of the Byron-Hill Group, a would have sold. In the end, the first world cobblestone curbs and flowering or- recreational activities. Enjoy an invigorat- multinational corporation with a substan- good offer may be the best one. namental urns. Pathways wind through the ing workout in the gymnasium, or by play- tial portfolio of high-end real estate assets community, weaving past beautiful reflect- ing exciting games of tennis or bocce. And throughout the United States, Canada and Determining the fair market value of a ing ponds and connecting to vast open when you're done, there's no better place Europe. The developer's communities all property is critical. At RE/MAX space. to relax than in Villagiq's sparkling swim- embody Byron-Hill's unparalleled expert- DIAMOND, REALTORS, I receive ongoing At completion, the community will in- ming pool. Or simply grab your bike and ise in developing the highest levels of de- education. I am updated daily regarding clude 210 luxurious and beautifully take a leisurely ride around the cycling sign distinction, comfort and quality properties that are listed and sold in your crafted single-family homes, all comple- path that will expand the perimeter of this essential to truly upscale living. community. I use similar procedures when mentary in design. Homebuyers can elegant community. Come tour the new model homes and assessing property as appraisers for lend- choose from an array of floor plans which For active adults who choose to con- discover how you can be part of this excit- ing institutions. Contact me, a Realtor® feature "true" two-stories, up to four bed- tinue their careers, Villagio's premier loca- ing new concept in active-adult living. For with "The Buono Team" at (732) 297- rooms, three baths and up to 4,200 square tion in South Brunswick is ideal, more information about Villagio, call 4949, ext. #301, I will provide you with a feet of living space. An expansive foyer, a providing immediate access to the Route 1 (732) 329-4200; or visit free market analysis of your property, and two-car garage and a set-up for an optional corridor and Princeton. Villagio is strategi- www.villagio55.com. discuss a wide variety of marketing options. The office if conveniently located. Discover how I earned a superior Gloria .Zastko, Realtors supports troops overseas reputation. Please send your questions or comments uido Morell is on his second de- stko, Realtors, says staff and large packages were filled, not to our office or e-mail us at: ployment to Iraq to serve his "Linda is truly a only for Guido Jr. in Iraq, but for his en- [email protected] Gcountry. Guido is the son of Linda five-star mom and tue troop. or call: (732) 297-1100 Ext. #103 Morell, who is an administrative assistant we salute her, her Also, in keeping with the holiday at Gloria Zastko, Realtors, North two sons, and her en- spirit, the firm is collecting items for huge HINT: Instead of following formulas when Brunswick. Linda resides in East tire family for serv- food baskets to be given to North negotiating the sale of a home, evaluate Brunswick with her husband, Guido, Sr. ing our country." Brunswick Township for families in need. each offer on its own merits. and their two younger children. Their This year, in lieu The Zastko firm is located on the other son, Adam, serves his country in the of a holiday grab Route 130 corridor in North Brunswick, Visit United States Coast Guard. bag, donations were Spc. Guido Morell, and can be reached by calling 732-297- The Winning Team's Gloria Zastko, president of Gloria Za- made by the Zastko serving our country 0600 or visiting www.zastko.com. website; in Iraq www. BuonoTeam .com SENTINEL, December 13, 2007 NS www.gmnews.com rig-* EAST BMMSWIGK $279,500 NORTH BRUMSWIGK $274,900 PERTH AMBQY GITY $199,999 Wonderful 2 bedroom End Unit Townhouse HAMILTON ' $274,000 in Crosspointe, Completely Remodeled Abbott Commons townhouse! This home has 2BR Townhome in desirable Society Hill Great area, big lot with a lot of possibilities to Kitchen w/2 year old Appliance, 2 year Vents been recently painted. Newer features North. Many upgrades. Close to bus trans- extend this ranch or build a new home. and Electrical Switches, Neutral Coloring, include roof, furace, HWH, & front window. portation. "Handyman Special." carpeting, Redone Bath, Wood Burning 732-297-0200 (043009571) 732-297-0200 (043009614) 732-525-1550 (164009545) Fireplace. 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(010015966) WARRANTY INCLUDEDI (010016050) major hwys, Make this your homell (010015805) So, Brunswick/Franklin Office (732) 297-0200 East Brunswick Office (732)247-7800 East Brunswick Office (732) 247-7800 East Brunswick Office (732) 247-7800 East Brunswick Office (732) 247-7800 Offices across America Keep searching on W© t C H & ft, C0ST1 one click countless homes pilp Rlliiri www.gmnews.com NS SENTINEL, December 13, 2007 33 Northeast home prices remain strong ew housing data released by the foreclosures, the credit crunch, and weak National Association of Realtors buyer demand. And it's even doing slightly N(NAR) suggest the Northeast is better than the Midwest, where homes are weathering the real estate slump better than still relatively moderately priced. But the the rest of the country. story is more complicated than that. Even as existing home prices in Octo- While prices remain slightly higher, ber tumbled in the South and West, prices sales in the Northeast fell 12.6 percent in Congratulations in the Northeast rose 1.3 percent compared October compared to a year ago, according to a year ago — the sixth straight month of to the National Association of Realtors. appreciation, according to the NAR, which U.S. existing home sales fell 20.7 percent 3a (Sun, $twu$ released its monthly home price report on during the same period. Nov. 28. Home prices nationwide declined At the same time, the Northeast has Agents of the GMonih Excellence 5.1 percent in October compared to Octo- other attributes that may keep it strong. ber,' 2006. The South dropped 6.7 percent; First, it remains an attractive investment the West, 6.9 percent; and the Midwest, 1.6 for overseas buyers, especially those who of (^November percent. are benefiting from the dollar's weakness The Northeast's gain follows five against the British pound and euro. Sec- straight months of higher prices on a year- ond, the existence of many prestigious cen- over-year basis, ranging from a 0.2 percent ters of higher learning will continue to rise in September to a 6.4 percent bump in contribute to a robust local market. July. The Northeast, as defined by the Cen- "You cannot make a pronouncement sus Bureaus-includes Connecticut, Maine, now that the Northeast has recovered and Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jer- all is well," Vecchio cautioned. 'It's early, sey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Is- and we are still dealing with rising foreclo- Richard P. Guerra land and Vermont. sure rates, rising inventories of homes, the Sales Associate "For the Northeast, the worst is already number of sales transactions dropping sig- past and the question is how fast the recov- nificantly, and concern about a recession. * ery will be," Lawrence Vecchio, But the Northeast is still fairing better than H. < hristine broker/owner BetterHomesNJ.com/VRI the rest of the nation." (ChrM Lonsbury Realtors said. "Will it be a strong recovery BetterHomesNJ.com/VRI Realtors Salt* Associate or weak recovery?" maintains offices in Bayonne, Brick, 1 "ft Vecchio says he's hopeful other regions Cherry Hill, Colonia, East Brunswick, will follow the Northeast's lead. But other Freehold, Hazlet, Hamburg, Keyport, Man- Sabrina Kober real estate experts say it's far too soon for ahawkin, Matawan, Middletown, Monroe, Sates Associate homeowners to breathe easy. It's true that Princeton, Sea Bright, Upper Montclair, the Northeast has, so far, fared better than Wall, Wayne and Westwood. FEATURED HOMES Rochelle Wcissman the South and the West, where Florida, For information, including locations Sales Associate California, Arizona, and Nevada's specula- and phone numbers for individual offices, CLIFFWOOD BEACH $265,000 tive markets have gotten clobbered by visit www.bhnj.com. Great "Starter Home", 3BR/1 remod- FEATURED HOMES eled BA. 1 car gar. Fenced in yard. ABERDEEN $280,000 Priced to seE! Hurry before int. rates Adorable 3BR cape on quiel St., near beaches, Real Estate Briefs go up. SBR0245 major highways, trains, park - 1, yd, large deck. Vacation at home. EBR8013 Ellen Rosenbaum Real Estate Inc., and she executes it with precision. This, EDISON $399,000 2 Family w/3 BR down & 2 BR up. 2 Old Bridge, welcomes Christopher Tinney coupled with her years of experience and OLD BRIDGE $489,900 as a licensed real estate agent to the com- knowledge of the market, are some of the car garage fits 4 cars. Brick w/partial Stunning, upgraded 3BR/2.5 ba contempo town- pany. Tinney graduated from William Pa- many factors that have led to her success." vinyl front. Near Middlesex Cty house, commuter's delight, near shopping, club- College. SBR0077 house, pool. terson University with a Bachelor of Arts Donna has helped more than 2,000 fami- EBR8038 degree in communications. He has been a lies sell and find their dream home. A sea- MONMOUTH JUNCTION $219,900 MONROE $549,900 resident of Old Bridge his entire life and is soned real estate professional for 24 years, 2BR/2BA Tanglewood ground floor unit. using his personal experiences and knowl- all with Weichert, Realtors, Warters has Pristine, beautiful. 3BR/2.5ba home w/easy NY So Bruns. school system, close to trans. • commute. Hdwd. firs., CI-EIK, deck, huge yds., edge of the area to help his clients comfort- consistently won company, regional, of- Lowest price Tanglewood unit. SBR0354 MBR Jacuzzi. ably find homes. Tinney went through the fice, and industry awards. "I enjoy spend- EBR8037 Old Bridge school system and participated ing time with my customers and working SOMERSET $365,000 in a variety of school activities and town with them sell their home and also find a EAST BRUNSWICK $599,900 You'll enjoy the living in this custom Magnificent 5BR, 3 full ba col near park, NYC sports. He was-quarterback and captain of home to meet their needs and lifestyle built home boasting 100x200 wooded lot bus. C-'l EIK, MBR sit. area, full bsmt. Great Blue the high school football team, and also choices," said Waiters. "Each individual in w/fenced'backyard. SBR0295 Ribbon Schls. played baseball and basketball. At William a family, and the family as a whole, have EBR7959 Paterson University, Tinney was a resident specific needs that must be considered SOUTH BRUNSWICK $340,000 SAYREVILLE $599,900 assistant for three years, in charge of stu- when I help them find the perfect home. Excellent starter home, great location, Traditional 4BR col. w/class. Designer fin. bsmt., dent development and supervision of more My philosophy is to help sell or purchase complete w/Home Warranty, new spacious interior, park-1. fenced prop. Near pergo floors, crpt, kit cabs. & much GSPkwy. than 100 students. He also was a student a dream home with the least amount of in- EBR7962 ambassador for the university and a Greek convenience. Since I live and work in East more. SBR0314 Senate member. Tinney is already experi- Brunswick, I know my neighborhoods and SOUTH BRUNSWICK $625,000 encing success with Ellen Rosenbaum Real surrounding towns veiy well." Warters can WESTAMPTON $359,900 Breathtaking 4BR/2.5ba col. w. 1200 sq. ft. patio Estate, and the company is very happy to be reached on her cell phone at (732) 672- Beautiful 4BR Col. 2.5BA, EIK, FR w/gas w. Bose speakers, totally upgrad kit., 2 story foyer FP, FFB, large deck 1 car gar. Show & sell. & family rm. have him on board. 5628 or the East Brunswick office at (732) EBR8040 247-7800 ext. 109, located at 180 Tices SBR0350 Donna Warters, sales associate in Lane. Check out her Web site at Weichert, Realtors' East Brunswick office, [email protected]. received the Middlesex County Multiple Listing System's Presidents Award. Gloria Zastko, president of Gloria Za- l^i^ff^ Warters earned this award for achieving stko, Realtors, North Brunswick, an- the highest number of listings sold be- nounces November's top producers. They tween July 1, 2006 and June 30, 2007. She are sales associate Pete Maimone, top lister, COLDUJeU- is an eight-time recipient of this award, and sales associate John J. McDonald, top BANKER• proving Warters has the perseverance, selling agent. Maimone can be reached at proactive approach and optimistic outlook (732) 297-0600, ext. 23. McDonald can be to meet theneeds of today real estate mar- reached at (732) 297-0600, ext. 55. The firm ket. "Donna is the consummate profes- is located on the Route 130 corridor in Far- sional," said Jack Waters, regional vice rington Lake Plaza, North Brunswick. Visit president. "Donna has a winning process www.zastko.com. 34 SENTINEL, December 13, 2007 NS www.gmnews.com range REAL! Y Seasons greetings -4-" - Michael J. 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Cal! 732-671-6871 Greater Media Newspapers ENTERTAINMENT CENTER up - Fast service. SlliPii MINT CONDITION. Consists ot Cail 1-888-395-3955. ORCHID PLANTS P.O. Box 5001 3 separatepes. Center piece Hobbyist Selling Collection Freehold, NJ 07728 that holds TV measures 48"H, BUY NEW JERSEY $1O-820.each. or fax 732-358-5222 41.5"W & 24.5"D. The 2 pcs. FOR S415! Paphs / Cats & misc. varieties. email: [email protected] that contain 4 shelves (3 The New Jersey Press Call 732-922-6959 shelves can be moved around) Association can place your 25-word classified ad in over $500 Police Impounds. Cars & 1 cabinet each (w/2 shelves from S500! Tax Repos, US Mar- EXERCISE BIKE measures 80"H, 28"W & 135 NJ newspapers throughout with console and extended the state-a combined circulation shal and IRS sales. Cars, warranty. NEVER USED. Greater Madia is an Equal Opportunity Employer 24.5"D. 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J & R ROOFING 8, SIDING Odd Jobs • Fast Service Stumps Ground • Wood Chips rates. Free est, 732-448-9884 UNBEATABLE RATES f33-I60>3133 OS- Free Estimate be #11202 Call John, 732-238-5763 Reasonable rates. 732-257-1416 Exp. & Ins. 732-672-8965 M&-251-2667 Cell # (Emergency only) •SS* Dump Truck, Backhoe & Bobcat RENTAL 1 908-«§®-8©9« Serving Middlesex & Monmoutti Co. Since 1060 Fully insured UCDM07 i n NEMER ROOFING ' Wise Buys rates apply to pi vate iixli viduals. f'j&e&t/rom I Cape Cod $2500 I Business advertisers please call tor rates. I Bi Level $2700 I • WiseBuyscaiponisfbrsaled'ilEmorilBiiisTO'IALiING I Split Level $2900 j Roofing-Siding $150 orkss. Prices for tans must be indiided. • Driveways • Patios * Interlocking Pavers Windows-Doors • Coupon carmot be used for sale of pels or collectible items, ie: Beanie Babies, baseball cards, etc. • iireplnces • Steps • Retaining Walls I Carlson Brothers I • Wise Buys ads cannot be accepted by phone. Coupon ad must be delivered, iaxed, E-mailed car mailed to All Phases of Brkk, Stone & Concrete Work Gutters Greater Media Newspapers. www.poloniaconstrucrion.com ! $ioo off ! FULLY INSURED • Wee Buys ails arc limited to 1 al per week per family. • Coupon expires 12&1/2007. FREE ESTIMATE • LICENSED J32-205-0086 732-525-8 11 $ j (908) 272-1266 j Free Est. Full/ Insured & Licensed Excellent Refs. j www.carlsonbrother&com j 732-213-3922 4 LINES * 2 WEEKS for as little; as 732-257-6640 NAME. ADDRESS Interior/Exterior • Foux Finishes BSG CITY .STATE ROOFING ZIP PHONE Bi^^|iiHilliiiiliiR|li o New Roofs o Roof Repairs • Re-Roofs Flat • Roofs Q Draw attention to your ad, use our Wise Buy Owl I 1A. for only an additional $1.25 for Sewing- Ott of Mew Jew^ Sitice I9S7 one zone or $2.50 for both zones. • Tear-Offs EPDM Systems iftee Eotitnatea Choose one zone $5 or two zones $10 732-238-3489 « 917-417-0034 • Roof Inspections Modified Systems Q North Zone: Suburban, No/So Sentinel, East Brunswick Sentinel, Wbodbridge Sentinel, Serving Middlesex Area for Over 10 Years * Licensed • insured • Free Estimates Edison/Metuchen Sentinel, Independent. • South Zone: News Transcript, Hub, Atlanticville, Examiner, Tri-Town News, Brick Township Bulletin FOR AW PAINTING, LLCII RESIDENTIAL ROOFING PLEASE INCLUDE ALL SPACES AND PUNCTUATION. ONE CHARACTER PER BOX. LEAVE ONE SPACE IN BETWEEN WORDS. Interior/Exterior Painting and Wallcovering's Power Washing and Minor Repairs 35 Years Experience Roofing Continuously Since 1955 We specialize in Repainting, NJ State License #13VH01406600 Chalking & Faded Vinyl & No Deposit Ever Required Aluminum Siding. . If the job is not done Include phone numbers as part of copy in "boxes. professionally, you don't pay! Fori\rtqre Information Call; Brian Foran Ivlake checks payable to Greater Media Newspapers. Payment must accompany ad copy. 15 Year Labor Guarantee Exp. . Free Estimates 732-257-2112 Attn. Wise Buys, 4P Greater Media Newspapers, Classified, P.O. Box 5001, Freehold, N J. 07728 FAX 732-780-4678-E-MAIL [email protected] » www.gmnews.com NS ,SENTINEL, December 13, 2007 Cadillac BANK<3. ' l'SEC r .FEE" I i r.'DEP" Chevy •A /, DTS MPALA LS $ 8 Cyl., Automatic Transmission, Air Condition, Power B Cyl., Auto., A/C, P/S,, P/B, P/W, P/L, Tilt, Cruise, AM/FM CD, Stk.13102, 4 Cyl., Auto Trans, A/C, Power Steering, Power Brakes, Power Windows, Power Locks, VIW89220463, MSRP $22,235. Due at inception: $5,658 Cash/Trade, 1st mo. Pymt, Stk.*9678, VII#84141011, MSRP $18,495. Due at mcep: $4,995 Cash/Trade, 1st mo Steering, Power Brakes, Leather, Heated Seats, Black on $0 Bank Fee, $0 Sec. Dep. Only $5,757 due at signing. Price includes: $300 CCR & Pymt., $0 Sec Dep & $695 Bank Fee. $5,749 due at signing. Price Incl; $500 Military, Black, 29,710 mi., Stk.#1551, VIN#7U158905 $500 Conquest rebates assigned to dealer at lease Inception. Tax & MV Fees Add'l $300 CCR Rebates assigned to dealer at lease Incep If qual. Tax * MV Fees Addl ' amwom SUN & SOUND PACKAGE; New sCC? New , , ,/ GMC""'""-* : Cadillac _ ._,^ ENVOY STS f SLE 4DR AWD 8,999 6 Cyl., Auto., A/C, Power Steering, Power Brakes, Power Windows, 4 Cyl., Manual Transmission, Power Steering, ABS, Stk.#3152, V6, Auto., P/S.P/B, A/C, Tilt, Cruise, S1W9373N, VIN#82102738, MSRP W2 850 Due at incep- Power Locks, Sun Roof, Leather, Stk.#1088, VIN#70165968, VIN#8B096507, MSRP $10,645. Price includes: $500 Factory & tion: $4,995 Cash/Trade, 1 si mo. pymt., $0 Sec. Dep & $695 Bank Fee $5,889 dua at signing. MSRP $46,490. Price includes: $4,000 Factory and $1,000 $500 Military Rebates when purchased if qualified. Tax & MV Price Includes: $1,800 CCR, $500 Conquest (non GM Vehicle Owners in household), & $1,000 Conquest (Non-GM vehicle owners in household) Fees Add'l. Bns Cash Rebates assigned to dealer at lease inception if qualified. Tax & MV Fees Add'l. iM '94 CADILLAC ELDORADO '02 FORD TAURUS '04 CHEVY MALIBU LT 8 Cyl., Automatic, Leather, A/C, P/S, P/B, P/W, 6 Cyl., Auto., A/C, P/S, P/B, Tilt, Cruise, Lthr., -Pfi% 6 Cyl, Auto., A/C, P/S, P/B, Uhr., S/Roof, P/L, 91,093 mi., Stk#156B, VIN#RU602635 As Is, 53,274 mi., StkJ10586, VIW2A141961 W 31,329 mi., StkJ55175U, VIN#4F107363 . '05 MERCURY SABLE r '04 CHEVY BLAZER 4WD «tari '04 CHEVY SILVERADO HALF TON PICKUP,- 6 Cyl,, Auto., A/C, P/S, P/B, PAW, P/L, Leather, 6 Cyl., Auto., A/C, P/S, P/B, PAV, P/L, Tilt, 4 8 6 4X4,8 Cyl., Automatic Trans., Air Conditioning, P/S, 4» S/Roof, 35,730 mi., StkJ1518, VIW5A609220 *icv : Cruise, 57,885 mi., Stk,#10407, VIN#4K102B66 B ' P/B, 41,713 mi., Stk#59311, VIN#1 Z225683 '04 CADILLAC CTS '04 PONTIAC GRAND AM «•„ -j '07 CHEVY EXPRESS HALF TON WORK VAN c 3.6L 6 Cyl., Auto., A/C, P/S, P/B, Leather, P/W, 6 Cyl., Auto., A/C, P/S, P/B, P/Seats, S/Roof, v)'J *; V6 Engine, Automatic Trans., Air Conditioning, P/S, 3> P/L, 83,309 mi. Stk.#1556, VIN#40125501 21,705 ml., Stk.#10420, VIN#4MS03642 > <•-' P/B, 18,694 mi., Stk#55309, VIN#71178635 '05 CADILLAC CTS '06 CHEVY MONTE CARLO O[- -7 '04 CADILLAC DEVILLE * 6 Cyl., Auto., A/C, P/S, P/B, Leather, P/W, 6 Cyl., Auto., A/C, P/S, P/B, PAV, P7L, Tilt, Cruise, 4>t, «> 8 Cyl, Auto., A/C, P/S, P/B, Leather, Chrome Pkg P/L, 26,350 mi., Stk.#1441, VIN#50181744 AM/FM 33,244 mi., StkJ10356, VINI69207407 B -W> Vogue Tires, Chrome Wheels, S/Rool, 44,768 mi, Slk #55238 '04 CADILLAC CTS '05 CHEVY IMPALA LS & « j '04 CADILLAC CTS «t 3.6L 6 Cyl., Auto., A/C, P/S, P/B, Leather, 6 Cyl., Auto., A/C, P/S. P/B, P/W, P/L, M/Roof, •PS* V6, Aulo., A/C, P/S, P/B, P/W, P/L, Leather, A P/W, P/L, 28,309 mi., Stk.#1556, VIW40125501 Lthr., 18,839 mi., Stk.#10402, VIN#59305979 H *. 18,095 mi,, StkJ55279U, VIN#40129835 . '07 CADILLAC DTS '05 HYUNDAI TIBURON GT -g „- '04 CADILLAC SRX AWD 8 Cylinder, Auto., A/C, P/S, P/B, Leather P/W, eCyl., Auto., A/C, P/S, ABS, PAV, P/L, Tilt, Cruise, Lthr., 4'f* <«• 6 Cyl, Auto,, A/C, P/S, P/B, PAV, P/L, Lthr., - P/L, 16,084 mi., Stk.#1447, VIIWU111796 M/Roof, 15,533 ml., Stk.#10534, VWSU107130 -> -- 19,742 mi., StkJ55194U, VINM0167775. '07 CADILLAC ESCALADE '06 CHEVY TRAILBLAZERLT4WD r „.-, '04 GMC I500 EXT CAB 4X4 r 8 Of., A*, A«, PS, PS, A*, DVMtok it time VHfc, Uhr, Itatal/CooH 6 Cyl, Auto, A/C, P/S, P/B P/W, P/L P/Seats, Uhr, 4> / /' 8 Cyl Auto Z71, P/S P/B Chrome GrW Chrome Tubs Steps -1 Seals Res Seal EnL DanralWtite 14 256 fro SHI554 VWR30H2I M/Roof, 12,746 mi, Stk #10581 VINS62171018 "=-*• Criome20 Wheels 30 588 mi S'k «5»92 VIN»4l?89204 iiliiiiiiii IBiMiflWiMMii *Prices/Payments include all cosfra be 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%Q6-$2,301/$10,066/4.3% Jmpala-$3361/$12,451/3.0%KEnyoy-$7^ in current dated ad. Same make/model/options. In stock vehicles only. 4:With approved credit. On select models. 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. Subject to prior sale. ©Cameron Advertising. www.gmnews.com M.G. CONSTRUCTION, INC. CHEVROLETE CAPRICE '90 NISSAN 300ZX '88 Burgundy, SIDING /ROOFING white w/blue inter. 108,000 mi. Classic, S spd., T-tops, garage AAA°CASH PAID NOVMA kept, original paint, like new. All makes & models. Fast & HOW TO PUBLISH A Over 14 years exp. For free Nearly new tires & battery. estimates call Mlke-609-443-0343 $950/bes! olfer. 732-841-8290 Asking $2,500. 732-61B-5068 friendly service. 732-S81-5960 orGene-732-605-0813 Prayer to St. Jude CHRYSLER SEBRING LX, '02 NISSAN MAXIMA '86 - Beige DONATE YOUR CAR - Help Oh Holy SI. Jufle. Apostle and White 2 dr, auto, power, afe al- Loaded. Good, clean condition. families In Need! Fair Market If you wish to publish Martyr great in virtue and rich in loy wheels. 26,200 mi. Full fac- 83,000 mi. $4,995. Value Tax Deduction Possible miracles, near Kinsman of Jesus tory warranty: 70,000 mi. OR SOLD through Love Inc. Free Towing. Chiist faithful intercessor of all who 3/2010. Ask.$7,995.732-485-4285 Non-Runners OK. Call for NISSAN QUEST SE '99 - Sage details #1-800-549-2791, invoke your special patronage in Exc. Cond. Orig. Owner. Pwr. a Novena in lime of naerj, to you i have recourse HONDA ACCORD EX '99 steering, VCR, A/C. 78,000 mi. DONATE YOUR CAR from the depth of my heart and OTKEN FARMS Black, auto., low miles, fully $5,900/neg. 732-252-6236. Greater Media Newspapers, hum&ly beg to whom God has given loaded, with extras. Immaculate SPECIAL KIDS FUND! Help sucD treat power to come to my LANDSCAPING cond., $7,500. 732-801-9919 SUBARU LEGACY Outback Disabled Children with Camp assistance. Help mu in my present Wagon '97-AWD, green, auto, and Education, Free, Fast Tow- Snow Removal HONDA ACCORD-'95 2.5 L, good cond. Garaged. Ing. It's Easy & Tax Deductible. add urgent petition, in relurn, I Please Call Today! you may use the coupon promise to make your name known Res. & Comm. • Lie. & Ins. Auto, a/c, new tires, battery and $4,400. Call 732-494-5163 Please call 732-690-3546 exhaust. 182,000 mi. $2,900. 1I1-B66-GIVE-2-K1DS and cause you fotie invoked. or best oiler. Call 908-812-1970 Say three Our Fathers, three Hall A+ LOOK WHAT YOU CAN below or call Marys and Glorias. Publication must HYUNDAI ELANTRA '03 DOI DONATE YOUR CAR. he promised. Si Jade pray for us all Blk./grey int. New tires & bat- BOAT, OR TRUCK. Tax Deduc- who invoke youi aid. Amen, Tfiis tery. Great errand/station car. tion *Free Pick-Up. We accept Novena lias never been know to fail. $4.400., neg. 732-567-7692 DODGE DURANGO '99 - Fully all cars - alt cond. 501c Non- Tfiis Novena must oe said !or 9 MR. FIX-IT Loaded. Exc. running cond. profit. Wheels 4 Charity Foun- consecutive days. Basement Waterproofing HYUNDAI ELANTRA GLS '01 3 row seating and 4WD. dation 732-920-8222. Sedan, 4 dr., 5 pass. Compact, Thanks 1-M.F. 1-800-765-2793 Call 908-251-5142 Please DONATE your car. Free Est. Deal w/owner Save 44,000 mi., 24 mpg city/33 mpg Your prayer will be published in hwy. (good gas mifeage), FWD, FORD EXPLORER XLT 4x4' 1-800-692-1221 f dl 4 cyl., 2.0 Itr. Eno.., auto., dual '04, Fully loaded. 8 passenger, CHILDRENS HOPE CHARI- Greater Media Newspaper in you '' front airbags, cruise, p/s, p/w, leather inter. Moon-roof, new TIES Tax deductible-free pick- pwr. adj. sideview mirrors, p/dl, tires & brakes, 1 owner. Mint up-any condition, tilt wheel, AM/FM stereo, cass., cond. $12,800 908-296-0183 Also receive gift certificate for €©st a/c, rear window defroster, fold- each car donated. ing rear seat, child door locks, Help Us, Help Children. Pre-payment required. front & rear bumper guards, clean interior, reg. brought in for Mastercard.VISA or servicing (i.e. oil changes) at approx. every 3,000 ml. New Discover accepted Bridgestone Potenza Premium quality tires w/little or no wear, new radiator, excellent brakes. KAWASAKI KX100 '01 34' SEA RAY 340 Sundancer Asking $4,600. or best offer, newly tuned. Very low hours. Name '87 - US Marshals Auction. tail Stephan, 903-313-5468 GMC SUBURBAN '97 Old box trailer included. $1,000. Bid on line 12/17-12/19. 122,000 mi. Loaded, barn neg. Call 732-679-9398 www.bid4assets.com/srs LEXUS ES 300 "98 doors. Runs Great! $3,800 or Good condition, fully loaded, best oiler. Call 732-671-7580 Address. camel leather interior, 144,000 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE miles. $5,700. or best offer. LAREDO "01- Good cond. at end of prayer.. Call 732-212-9669 Am/fm c/d. p/w, p/l, 4 wh. abs. Initials $8,300. Call 732-787-2280 Phone LEXUS ES300 SEDAN '96 CHEVY CONVERSION VAN loach Edition. Good condition, 1500 '96, fully equipped with EXP., garage kept, 138,000 miles. Hoveround Wheelchair & Asking $3,500. 732-780-7282 jtt||lf§Ri§§ill Braun Armlift, 93,000 miles, MC/VISA/DISCOVER # _ $7,500. neg. Call 732-531-8554 LEXUS LS430 '02 - Estate sale. 1 OWNER. White, 59,000 #1 AUTO PROGRAM FORD E250 Extended Van '03 Check One Prayer: Please return form with check or miles. Ultra luxury pkg. White. 64,000 mi. Passed in- Navigation system. Exc. cond. DONATE CARS spection. 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Call 732-863-9755 4 dr Turbo 4 cyi auta tv/ad ps ABS air pw pi Ljrbo, 2 liter, 4 cylinder auto ps •htti-lcapb.ai' pi; dials plmlnois III! crulss air bags st/CD s n il lill, cruise, niulipla lii bajs, sffif), heated sals, 4 dr. 4 cyl. 5 spd, ps, AflS, air, pw, pi, p/mlrrnrs, (t(HljilH/i(pi*lS)lip«(l[W P' teals clolli Inl Ig r/del algnvwMs VIK Hi, 2.5 liter, 5 cyl. 5 spd. ps, 4 wtil/anti-lock pb, 2 ir, 2.5 liter, 5 cyl, auto. ps. 4 vvhl/anti-loek pb. ail Tiiito' 1 dr ps 4 ihj/inti lo*hls, WfflPOSDSS! MSB P S2S K TOP $10,101. Ml cruise all tags sTO h/seals clc'.h in! Ig W inn * bigi Him ti-als 114 H I) •' air, pv( pi, p/mlnois, till, cruise, multiple air pw, pi, p/mirrors, tilt, cruise, multiple air baas, sun #80182937 MSRP$24695 Puce [nclUdes$3Z0D lock pb, air. (iii,tl,p.ii,,:iu;i, til, cruise, multi- Issifal $13,4418), Price incrudesSSOO Hamilton Coupon. r/ds(, alum/«hls, VIN IB1S25B9I MSBP il«*ls1VIMR»M.HP|!l,aPtei»'* Hnlllos Until S 55QD Hamilton Coupon bags, st/CD. moon roof, (ear spoiler, VIN. root, Siiius Satellite, st/CD, moon tool, alumAvlils ple axi bags, stereo/CD, moon roof, alum/wbls, $17,285. Prici IntliSis (I!* Hamilton Mazda HSM HanilH tab OtoiiJ, W Hiifti ** I7M1B6166. MSRP $20,679. Price includes VIN. I7MS17960. MSRP $20,989. Price includes VIN. HM047204. MSRP $26,899. Price WES MO, " DisciDl i $5(0 rHM Ctpn. S2«4 Hamilton VW Discount S $500 Hamilton $2994 Hamilton VW Discount 8 $500 Hamilton includes $4404 Hamilton VW Discount 8 $500 O9H05, Coupon. Excludes special linancinj. Coupon. Excludes special financing. Hamilton Coupon. Excludes special financing. S1795 DUE AT SIGNING (PLUS IMt. TITIE, UC, JO SECURITY DEPOSIT REQUIRED, iNCLIitiES I^T 0 PAYMEHTWAWER, OFFER END^12/31/2007.) 9, HAMILTON VOLKSWAGEN ~ 'HflMILTCH For more info, call: 800-950-9965 DRIVE IT. YOU'LL GET IT. HAMILTON,.. 1 i -C'X Rt. 33 Hamilton Sq., NJ (609)587-7600 TEST DRIVE A w**n9, & SOUTH JERS 19 MIN. FBOM HUNCETOH, 24 MIN. IROM fBflHOlD, Mil) 25 MIN. fBOM BURUNfiTONI ONIY i MINUTES OFF 1-295 IXT? 63! Rr. 33 Hamilton Sq., N . OFF 1-95 EXIT 63! B J? Price includes all costs to be paid by the consumer except for lie, reg. S taxes. Lease is closed end to qual buyers 10 000 miles per ONLY 24 MIN. FROM FUMINGTON"• —. ,. ,,i aii Maria repaid a ||iw;ll"vWi l="—" 7™; ., r :'z fl c yr. Lessee is resp, for wear, tear, maint, repairs & excess mileage figured 9.200 per mile on Eos & .250 per mile on Passat Not respon- ON1Y40MIN. sible for typographical errors or omissions. Photo for illustration purposes only. See dealer for details, Offer ends 12/31/2007 Must finance thru Mazda credit. Lease is closed end to qual. buyers. ^Q0 .154 per mile expect for CX9 which Is 20t per mile. Olfer expires 12/31/200^ . .. n HmannTH \i TTfiffctfif^Fnmiiuii ii nitfltrtrrTMnmWfflMlWmrfiL'"'" TP^ www.gmnews.com. NS SENTINEL, December 13, 2007 43 Gifts for gearheads A gaggle of gadgets is available this holiday season to bestow upon the auto enthusiasts in your life. with Sharon Peters By Jim Gorzelany CTW Features hile most automobiles today already come packed Color scheme with a full array of features, a bevy of aftermarket Waccessories are available to add functionality and We're buying a new car this year or frivolity to even the most lavishly equipped ride. They're ide- * early next year, and are wondering ally suited as holiday presents for die-hard car lovers and casual Q © about colors. Gray and silver have commuters alike. Here's a quick look at several of the latest auto been everywhere for what seems gizmos that are ready to be wrapped and put under the tree or next like a decade or so. Is there an emerging to the menorah for holiday gift giving. color that will feel current but npt dated when Portable navigation systems are ideally suited for the direction- Cobra Electronics XR5 R9G we sell it in three years or so? ' ally challenged, and the good news is that this year's models come with more features than ever — and are selling at lower prices. At hering to the posted limit. At $440, it's not cheap — but neither If you buy a gray or silver car this the bargain end of the spectrum, it's hard to beat the Tom Tom One, is paying a stiff fine and higher insurance rates if you're hit with ® fall, you'll be buying what the color which retails for $299 and can be found for as little as $200. It's a traffic violation. • © experts say will continue to be the compact, with an easy-to-use touchscreen interface/map display, With the cost of auto repairs remaining a major expense, you A ban save someone a trip to the garage next time their "check en- top-seller for at least another year. And you'll and it allows users to choose between assorted voices for the audi-. be dropping it in three years into a sea of car- ble turn-by-turn directions (you can also purchase celebrity voices gine" light comes on, thanks to the $90 CaiMD. This handheld lot silver, since that's been the top color for for this purpose, from Monty Python's John Cleese to Mr T). device communicates with a vehicle's on-board computer via a the last seven years. At the other extreme, the Garrnin Nuvi 770 nav system retails plug-in port and indicates whether there's a problem. A user then This year (and to some degree last year) for $ 1,071, but it comes with a large widescreen LCD display and connects the device to a PC to generate a full diagnostic report many silver treatments are different from is packed with added features like a built-in MP3 music player, of what ails the car or truck. It could be something as simple as a those used five years ago. The current ones digital-photo viewer, currency converter and Bluetooth cell-phone loose gas cap. have a hint of iridescence that lends a slightly adapter. Voice prompts announce the names of upcoming streets Here's something that not only looks cool but purports to upon which to turn, and the unit can display traffic information and help motorists get 15- shimmery effect or changes hues slightly in percent better fuel econ- varying light. automatically navigate a route around bottlenecks and construction zones (real-time traffic info is available on a subscription basis). omy, and that's truly a When you're talking about resale value, gift that keeps on giving. conventionality is a good thing. Your silver FM-radio iPod adapters are as common as, well, iPods these days, but the $60 DLO TuneStik stands out by including a full- Built for manual trans- vehicle won't stand out in a crowded lot, but missions, the Indy-Cator the experts say it's the unusual colors that are function wireless remote control with a steering-wheel-mounted cradle for added convenience. A pass-through allows you to con- shift knob both indicates hardest to move. That periwinkle SUV that which gear a motorist is seemed so interesting when you purchased it, nect other accessories, like a charger, at the same time. It works with most iPods except the Shuffle. . in via an LED display, may not entice anyone quickly, so you're but it also tells the driver going to lose points (money) when you trade Going a step further, the $160 Venturi Mini is a veritable Swiss Army knife of auto accessories. Plugging into a standard 12-volt the exact point at which it in or offer it for sale. he or she should up-shift Garmin Nuvi 770 I wouldn't worry about silver or gray feel- power point, it connects to a vehicle's audio system via a built-in FM adapter and allows a motorist to conduct hands-free calls from for ultimate efficiency. It ing dated in three years. It's usually the col- a Bluetooth-enabled cell phone or listen to tunes from an MP3 sells for $169, not including installation costs. ors with more "personality" that shout that player. It also includes an LCD display for caller ID or track details Our cell phones can already be customized with download- they're from a different era. That would in- and a USB port for charging other devices. able ring tones, so why not a car's horn? The $150 Horntones clude the purples of various tones that capti- Radar detectors have long treaded the fine line between help- FX-550 can store digital audio files and play them back via eight vated the world for about three weeks in the ing drivers from inadvertently getting speeding tickets and en- presets through an amplifier and one or more under-hood speak- 1970s, or the teal that was all the rage in the abling lead-footed motorists to willfully violate the law. Cobra ers as an attention-grabbing alternative to a simple "honk." Try late 1990s. Electronics continues to fuel the controversy with the XR5 R9G, George Thorogood's "Move It on Over" or the Supremes' "Stop! For the record, the experts say the emerg- which incorporates GPS technology to alert motorists of red- (in the Name of Love)" for effect. ing colors that will grow increasingly popular light cameras and known speed traps down the road. It also can Finally, while you may not be able to afford to give someone in the next two or three years are browns warn of school zones and dangerous intersections ahead. A speed an exotic Aston-Martin sports car like James Bond drives in the (some that are almost chocolate, some with detector automatically mutes the device when the driver is ad- movies, you can add two weapons in Agent Q07's automotive ar- an underpinning of copper) and blues (mostly senal to just about anyone's vehicle. Though the manufacturer, the vibrant shades). If their predictions are AutoLoc, stresses that both are "not intended for street use," a correct, those colors will hang on for more Smoke Screen Kit ($339) sends billows of than a year or two, so one of those offered up smoke from the tailpipe, while an Exhaust in three years (if the tone is not too over the Flamethrower Kit ($130, $200 foi dual pipes) top) will feel very modem. can shoot flames up to 20 feet rearward. Tail- Be clear about this though: Color, unless gaters, beware! highly off-putting, is generally not going to © CTW Features dramatically change the amount you can get for your vehicle. Keeping it in sparkling con- dition and having low mileage will, more than anything, will bring top dollar. © CTW Features What's your question? Sharon Peters would like to hear about what's on your mind when it comes to caring for, driving and re- DLO TuneStik pairing your vehicle. E-mail [email protected]. 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Focus-$1,800/$8,427/3%-$500 Bns., $500 RCO/RCL Renewal, $500 Coll. assigned to dealer at lease incep. $500 Bns, $500 Coll, $500 RCL/RCO Renewal rebates when purchased. Milan-$500 factory, $1,000 Bns. $500 Coil, $500 RCL/RCO Renewal when purchased. MKX-$4,776/$22,437/.50%-lncl: $1,500 Factory, $500 Coll, $1,000 RCO/RCL Renewal rebates assigned to dealer at lease incep. $500 Factory, $500 Coll. & $1,000 RCO/RCL Renewal rebates when purchased. Mariner-$3,480/$14,057/2.25%-lncl: $1,000 Bns, $500 Coll, $500 RCL/RCO Renewal rebates assigned to dealer al lease inception. $500 Factory, $500 Bns,, $500 Coll, $500 RCL/RCO Renewal rebates when purchased. Not everyyone will qual.for al l rebates. §Bring in current prinled 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. Subject to prior sale, €fcameron Advertising. www.gmnews.com SENTINEL, December 13, 2007 YEAR-END EVENT NEW LINCOLN iss Green, Sffc#8-1250, VINf8R620672,4-DriRWO.Vi Aufo w/i)0, Itjr MSRP: $30.915. Bpsed on o 39Jtailti Closed End leose.Joi :500 Down Payment,, 1st Montti Poymeilf; 5595 Bank fee, & $0 Ret Sec, Deposit). Total Payments $9,711+to. 10,500 mi/i rcbose for ot lease end $16,6/5. (Lease prteindufe $1QWRCL Rebate & $1000 Renewal Rebate if Dual.) NEW 2008 LINCOLN NEW 2008 LINCOLN PER 39 PER39 MKX MOS. NAVIGATOR 1 LEASE MOS. Lt Ice Blue, Srk#8-.13O2, VIN#8BJ0571.6, Crossover, V-6, FRWD, Aufo w/OD, Lthr. MSRP.$36,190. Bosed on a 39 Month Vapor Silver. Stk#8-1233. VIN#8U06653, SUV, AWD, V-8, Aufo w/OD, Lthr, Moon Rf. MSRP:$52,550. Based on a 39 Month Closed End Lease. Total due at inception $3434(indudes $2500 Down Payment. 1st Month Payment, $595 Bonk Fee 8, $0 Closed End Lease. lotol due ot inception $3624(includes $2500 Down Payment, 1st Month Payment, $595 Bank Fee i $0 Ref. Sec. Deposit). Totol Payments $13,221 -s-tax. 10,500 mi/yr excess mi. @ $.20 thereafter. Purchase for ot lease end Ref, Sec. Deposit). Total Payments $20,631 +tax. 10,500 mi/yr excess mi. @ $.25 thereafter. Purchase for at lease end $18,818. (Lease price includes $1500 RCL Rebate & $1000 Renewal Rebofe if Quol.) $25,749. (Lease price includes $2000 KL Rebate 8 $1000 Renewal Rebate if Qual.) • / .f *.* » IIIIIJIl 2 ." >! ,II iiiu III'LI .. ' • iWt - *•. t V ;v 2006" -^^ WINNER OF THE OUR PRICE GUARANTEE! SH}i::xrsx j PRESIDENT'S AWARD FOR We will meet or beat any legitimate price on .GOM # THE KP CONSECUTIVE YEAR! a Lincoln Mercury product...period! MONftAOUTH & OCEAN COUNTIES #1 VOUJME LINCOLN • MERCURV DEALER! ^S°*^ UNCOLN • MERCURY (jreor any new/used FordL Lincoln or Mercury pwchased from Gi pe wall Lincoln Mercury. Pics for Illustrative purps only, fit 48 SENTINEL, December 13, 2007 NS www.gmnews.com * J f - t* m ' '.* ' '* • . r ' J -v-, :* . 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