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Guilty plea '** *• entered by ¥ ^ former N.B. teacher Matthew Engelson charged with child endangerment r.n-> BY JENNIFER AMATO Staff Writer f former teacher at North Brunswick Township High School pleaded Aguilty to a charge related to endan- gering the welfare of a child on Sept. 26 in N.J. Superior Court, New Brunswick. " Matthew Engelson, 31, of Lawrenceville, a former psychology •f - . teacher and girls junior varsity soc- cer coach, entered »* -* • a plea of guilty to a one-count accusa- tion charge, prior to grand jury pres- entation, charging him with the sec- ond-degree offense of endangering the welfare of a child, according to Mid- dlesex County Prosecutor Bruce J. Kaplan. Matthew Engelson Engelson faces a maximum of five years' incarceration. As part of the plea, Engelson agreed to sur- render his teaching certificate and will have no contact with the victim, according to the SCOTT FRIEDMAN press release. Shreya Shah, 8, of East Windsor, performs a garba during the celebration of Navratri, the Hindu festival of worship and dance, held by Engelson was initially arrested on Dec. the Indo-Cultural Foundation of Central New Jersey at South Brunswick High School on Friday and Saturday. More photos on page 15. 13, 2007, on charges of sexual misconduct with a 17-year-old student. High school of- ficials had notified the township police de- Man faces manslaughter charge in death of 3-year-old partment that Engelson was exchanging sexually explicit instant messages with a dispatch center Wood Johnson University Hospital in New Retrial of Robert Knutsen that the young boy Brunswick from his home on Adams Lane student by way of computer, according to a begins in Superior Court release from the Middlesex County Prose- — who was Knut- in North Brunswick. cutor's Office in December, although BY JENNIFER AMATO sen's fiancee's son, According to the testimony of Investi- school officials would not comment if the StaffWriter . - and his own god- gator Mark Clements of the Middlesex son—'• was suffer- County Prosecutor's Office, the autopsy re- computer was a personal one or one owned he retrial of Robert Knutsen, a 32- by the school, . n ing from a seizure. port showed that Nikolas had suffered a year-old man from Middletown, and Ventola said broken back and internal bleeding due to The investigation established that the formerly of North Brunswick, who is conversations began in October, and at T that around 10:45 blunt-force trauma less than one hour prior charged with manslaughter and child en- a.m. he arrived on to the 911 call. some point communication by way of cell dangerment in the death of 3-year-old Niko- phone began. The two are believed to have scene and immedi- However, the defense team, led by las Chavez in 2005, began last week in state ately began admin- Robert Honecker and Greg Gargulinski, is engaged in a sexual act in early December, Superior Court, New Brunswick. according to the release.- istering CPR. arguing that an injury suffered just days be- The incident originally occurred on Nov. Henry arrived as fore Nov. 30 could have been aggravated by Sentencing is scheduled for Jan. 30, 30,2005, just two months after Nikolas had back-up, , and 2009, before Judge Dennis Nieves. the boy's reported seizure, and therefore turned 3. According to the testimony of Nikolas was trans- could have ultimately led to his death. Engelson remains free on i 150,000 North Brunswick police officers Mark Ven- ported within 20 bail. tola and Scott Henry, a call came in to the Nikolas Chavez minutes to Robert (Continued, on page 23) 2 SENTINEL, October 2,2008 NS " "T.

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'•» _J-. eaders, prepare to be shocked origin story, which his art by an electrifying new super- team, consisting of pen- hero — one who doesn't re- ciler Victor Cabanelas, R inker Eran Aviani, let- Moving to the beat main static in the face of injustice but is, rather, a resistor to the many evils terer Brant Fowler, cover of the world, conducting himself colorists Ed Davis and NBTHS prepares for band fest Mick Clausen, and editor | Page 11 with courage aijd bravery the whole time. Dustin Archibald, in- i That superhero is none other than sistedon. Lightning Squirrel, a high-flying, It took about 10 years bolt-flinging sciurid who makes the to get "Lightning Squir- world, or at least the suburbs of rel" off the ground, ac- > Clifton, N.J., safe from the terrors of cording to Kipnis, rodent-hating swimmers and bother- because the comic is some dogs. Created by Edison resi- more of a side hobby to \ dent Jeff Kipnis, "Lightning his regular day job. Squirrel," a comic book published by When he was ready to independent studio Ronin Press, find artists and editors, launched its inaugural issue last he began his search on- month, the first of what is promised line, which is how he to be a six-part miniseries. The first issue tel^s of Lightning Entertainment Squirrel's origins as the result of a mad scientist's use of a tesla coil to Check out this week's Just Go! Page 12 prevent squirrels from getting into his birdfeeder. While the device manages to trap his fellows in its electrified grasp, the rodent that will Wheels of steel eventually become Lightning Squii- rel instead gains superpowers that in- Chromes for a Cause clude flight, the ability to toss bolls motorcylce run to benefit of electricity, and human speech. His il ,7 leukemia patient archenemy, established early on, is Swimming Lady, who was taught to Page 6 hate and fear squirrels from an early Lightning Squirrel, created by Edison resident Jeff Kipnis, uses his power age by her mother, who warned that over electricity to make the suburbs safe for rodents everywhere. QUOTE OF THE WEEK they could carry rabies and kill her with but a single bite.. "I'm living proof... that at The book is composed of short son in the process. This long process, them," p the age of 18, we are boys vignettes that, Kipnis said, are which everyone, including Kipnis, The character Lightning Squirrel in men's bodies, and at tne graphic representations of a series of did on their own free time, eventu- also appears in two novels that Kip- age of 21, we're still boys in ally turned into "Lightning Squirrel." men's bodies." short stories he wrote when he and found Ronin, who became the pub- nis published as well as in two ben- his wife, Nany, were dating. He said lisher for "Lightning Squirrel." He 'Thanks to e-mail and the Inter- efit comics that Ronin published, — Paul Pappas that she told him about her two big said that Ronin operates more like a net, we have this international team one to aid survivors of Hurricane Page 17 "paranoid fears." community than a publishing studio. we put together. ... We have each Katrina, "Hope, New Orleans" and "One was squirrels, because of It connects artists and writers across other's home numbers ... but we do the other for the nonprofit Hero Ini- how her mother taught her that they the globe to work on projects to- everything by e-mail; the pages are tiative, which helps comic creators Classified 30 had rabies and she could die, and the gether and critique each other's passed electronically from the unable to work due to health prob- Editorials 8 other was lightning, [because] she work. The team that was eventually artists," said Kipnis. lems. Entertainment 12 was life-guarding at a pool and she assembled to create the first issue ex- "Lightning Squirrel" stories tend Five more issues of the main Real Estate .-. .25 didn't want to get struck by light- emplifies this idea, with all of them to be light and cartoonish, which book, all. inspired from the original Sports 24 ning," said Kipnis. living in different parts of the world, Kipnis noted is a deep contrast with set of stories Kipnis wrote years Kipnis put the two together into a Cabanelas, the penciler, lives in Ar- the darker and more violent direction ago, are set for publication, with the series of short stories for her when gentina, Aviani, the inker, is, in Israel, many mainstream comics seem to be . next one due out sometime in 2009. they first started dating. Each story and Archibald is from Canada. Kip- going today. His stories, he said, can The comic is available for direct, eventually turned, years later, into a nis, David and Clausen, meanwhile, be enjoyed by just about any age purchase at www.indyplanet.com. chapter of the comic. Kipnis, a near may all live in the U.S. but all in dif- group, provided they can read. More information is available at the lifelong comic book fan, said it was ferent parts. With this in mind, Kip- "It's fun. A lot of stuff gets blown author's web site, www.danok- eetm 1 actually his wife who encouraged nis said that e-mail was invaluable up in the series, but it's fun. It's not dath.tripod.com.' on the webjf, him to turn the stories into a comic, a when they were putting the issue to- body parts flying around and every- possibility that the 38-year-old ana- gether, since each person would thing taking place at night, it's more work on his part of the comic, scan it of a cartoony kind of story taking Chris Gaetano can be reached A Greater Media Newspaper lytic scientist hadn't considered be- fore. The only storyjn the first issue in, and then pass it on to the next per- place in a comic, so people can enjoy at [email protected]. 4 SENTINEL, October 2, 2008 www.gmnews.com N.B. selects Trying to end new head violence of school business Manavi, a community organization working to end all forms of violence in the lives of South Asian women, held its Amy Gallagher is the current AAROHAN - 2008 conference Sept. 19 and 20 at the Hyatt administrator in Piscataway Regency in New Brunswick. The conference focused on emerging challenges such, as transnational abandonment, BY JENNIFER AMATO where women are abandoned by their spouses without Staff Writer identification. Pictured: Shamita Das Dasgupta, a co-founder of Manavi, giving a speech on advocacy. NORTH BRUNSWICK — The town- ship school board named Amy Gallagher as the new business administrator at a special meeting on Monday, Gallagher is the current business admin- istrator in Piscataway. She is a certified pub- CENTBffliiEISiY lic accountant and has worked for auditors and an auditing firm. She was a senior man- ager at Ernst & Young, where she worked LJBfci for seven years, and she spent two years in Piscataway, responsible for a budget of over Warm Up Your Fall Nights $100 million. "She is well-rounded from the manage- with a New Soothing Hot Tub ment side, from the fiscal side, from the au- diting side, and she is tremendous from the business side with the well-run budget in Piscataway," North Brunswick Superin- tendent of Schools Brian Zychowski'said. Zychowski said there were two different searches conducted over the past eight months, and Gallagher went through four All IN-STOCK WINTER COMERS* rounds of interviews. He said she "personi- fied the balance of a manager" and fit the REG Price SALE criteria for the financial side. Gallagher gave her- 60 days' notice to, Piscataway, and Zychowski said she will 12'Round $25.99 $17.99 begin in North Brunswick as soon as her former employer can find a replacement. In ©18'RounrJ $48:99 • $33.99* COVER PUMP the meantime, he said she will begin to work with current interim business admin- WITH ANY DELUXE COVER istrator James Riehman. 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Cancer event Oct. 4 INTEREST Natural Health Center of Central NJ, 2430 Route 130 north, North Brunswick, MONEY DOWN will present a Massages for Breast Cancer fundraiser 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Oct. 4, with a CENTRA^t Visit us on the web presentation on craniosacral benefits for breast cancer at noon. JERSEY^, for exclusive online The event will feature free massages, and all donations will'be given to the North specials at Brunswick Chapter of the American Cancer POOLS Society. Attendees will also learn how to centraljerseypools.com I "phluff the girls'" for improved breast PATIO & MORE health. There will be a flea market with an- STORE HOURS: MON. & WED. 10-8 4235 Route 9 North, Freehold tiques, jewelry and other items, and free TUESvTHURS.&FRI. 10-6-SAT. 10-6rSUN. 11-5 One mile north of the Freehold Raceway Mall green tea and refreshments. HIC LIC#,13VH01191400 See store for details. Excludes prior sales. For more information, call 732-821- (732)462-5005 y . 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BY CHRIS MURINO year they expect about 200 riders to do the Beekman Road, through the Henderson "We decided to ride around on Hal- Staff Writer same. Road area, to Deans Lane, through Dayton loween night, it was about 20 or 25 of us," SOUTH BRUNSWICK — A group of "They were looking for someone in the and Liberty Drive to Ridge Road, the Wel- Wert said. "We threw candy to trick-or- people in the townshjp will be coming to- community that was needy and 1 happened come Farms Road area, then to Kingston, treaters. Then we said we may as well do gether and riding their motorcycles through to be friends with someone on the board." Kingston Terrace and Raymond Road." this for a needy child or whatever came up." town to raise money and help an 1 llh-grader Sefti said, noting that she sometimes takes There will be a police escort throughout Werl said it's a sense of community that who was diagnosed with leukemia in May. him to his medical appointments. the ride. Wert isn't sure how many miles it drives her and her fellow Chrome-for-a- The fourth annual Chrome for. a Cause The day will start at 4:30 p.m. for regis- is, but did say that they will be measuring Causers. will be held on Oct. 31 to support Sandor tration and refreshments at Woodlot Park. the distance soon and that the route has "All of us that are involved in this have Timar. Last year, the benefit was for The riders should take off around 5:30 p.m. changed only slightly from last year's ride. grown up in South Brunswick," Wert said. Amanda Callaghy, who has since passed The route will take its riders throughout The cyclists will end their evening at "We remember South Brunswick as a place away. many parts of South Brunswick, according Bandito's on Route 1 at 8 pan. •where you walked down the street and eyerybody knew each other. We felt we needed to help out somebody. It makes us feel good." Her husband, Skip, has been riding mo- torcycles since he was young, but she let him finally get his own bike when he turned 40 in 1994. Her 33-year-old son is also into riding now. Customers, who have shopped around, tell us that As for herself? Patti Wert says she rides Hudson City offers the best deal in town. As The Most on the back. IF A STORE OFFERED Efficient Bank in America, our costs are far less than "I chickened out," she said. most banks. That's why we're able to pay some of the Wert said she found out about the chil- YOU A BIG DISCOUNT dren who "needed help mostly through highest deposit yields in the metropolitan area. word-of-mouth. They heard about Amanda Bank on Better Values™ by visiting one of our 125 Callaghy through Tom Dardani's wife, who WOULD YOU SAY, worked at South Brunswick High School. •• convenient branches. For more information call Timar, they heard about from Sefti. 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Letters Lack of patriotism appalls No. B'wick resident Ihave been a resident of North heart, looking around the room Brunswick my entire life and and checking their cell phones for Imy children attend elementary messages. It was a slap in the face through the high school. Upon at- to all Americans. If this is taught tending the open house for one of to your children in school, do they the elementary schools this week, say it? If this country is good I was thoroughly disgusted at the enough for you to come here and lack; of respect for the Pledge of live, then show some respect and Allegiance and the Star Spangled say the pledge, or get out. Banner. I could not believe that people were not saying the words, Diane Smith did not hold their hand over their North Brunswick Stranger proves there are still kind people would like to take this opportu- handed it to me saying, "Take it." nity to thank the kind gentle- I was stunned and asked him how Iman and his family who much the book cost so that I could showed my son and me that there pay him, but he refused payment, are-still nice people in this world, only asking the cashier for a bag especially in North Brunswick. to put the book into. I stood there We were shopping in Barnes & speechless as he and his family Noble in search of an Italian-Eng- walked away. I'm not even sure if lish dictionary. There were none to I got to say "thank you" as they be found on the shelves, so we disappeared so quickly. proceeded to the cash register to I would like this family to order the book. know how much they have made The gentleman who had just a difference in my family's lives. finished checking out heard that Your kindness and generosity will we were looking for this diction- never be forgotten. Please know ary and happened to have just pur- that we will "pay.it forward." chased one. Without giving it a Thank you from the bottom of second thought he asked us if we our hearts. . were looking for an Italian-Eng- Student grateful for rights granted by U.S. Constitution lish dictionary. We responded Linda and Christopher "yes," and without batting an eye Lynch and family he Constitution was written like me. Without this amendment, ination. Without this amendment, he reached into his bag, took out North Brunswick to make the"United States a I wouldn't be able to exercise my politicians like Sen. Barack the one he had just purchased and '. ... Tbetter country. After the religion the way that I do, I can at- Obama would not be able to con- failure of the Articles of Confed- tend prayer services, wear reli- tribute to politics. I like having the eration, our founding fathers came gious clothing, and fast during the option to (one day) vote for M Letters Policy up with a different plan of gov- month of Ramadan, as I am doing • whomever I choose, regardless of Letters to the editor may be e-mailed to [email protected]. Please ernment, which has not yet failed. now. I can also study my religion race. -, include a daytime telephone number where the author may be reached It indeed has made us a much and other peoples' religions The Constitution keeps our for verification. For more information, call 732-358-5200, ext. 8226; stronger and more unified coun- openly and have intellectual con- country organized and demo- try. Also, it ensured peace, justice versations with my friends. Be- cratic. It's what keeps me engaged and liberty, improving the lives of cause of the First Amendment, our in everything that goes on involv- H For the Record its people. The Constitution has society is respectful of people ing "our country. As you can see, many components to it, all of with all different religions and the Constitution is important to The article "N.B. introduces 6-point tax increase for FY 2009" in the which play an important role in viewpoints. Many citizens of me in many ways, and plays an Sept. 18 issue of the Sentinel stated that ."improvements to the library my life. Some of these aspects that other countries dp not enjoy this important role in my life. It caused a 10 percent increase" for the fiscal year 2009 North Brunswick are more important to me are the benefit. teaches me about America's past Township municipal budget. The sentence should have read, "The li- First Amendment and the Fif- Another very important conflicts and disagreements, and brary is receiving a 10 percent increase in appropriations over last year's teenth Amendment. amendment to the Constitution is demonstrates how the country has budget to be put toward improvements to the HVAC system and park- One of the most important the Fifteenth Amendment. This moved forward. The Constitution ing lot at the library within the next year." amendments is the First Amend- amendment explains the voting educates me about the birth of our ment. This amendment declares rights of each U.S. citizen. Be- country, and its progress. freedom of religion, speech, press, cause of this amendment, I know Jennifer Amato Gregory Bean Managing Editor Executive Editor assembly and petition. It allows a that no one can ever keep me from Sabeen Rokerya voting because of my race or Dan Newman Ben S. Cannizzaro person to let the world know Sixth-grade student Sentinel Sports Coordinator General Manager & about their opinions," which is very color. I appreciate (lie fact that our Linwood Middle School A Greater Media Newspaper Publisher useful and helpful to citizens just nation is a democracy that allows North Brunswick Editorial: 732-358-5200, ext. 8226 . Classified: 800-660-4ADS everyone to vote without discrim- Fax: 732-780-4192 Fax:732-780-4678 E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Students have no reason to carry cell phones in school Sports E-mail: [email protected] Delivery problems? Display Advertising: 732-358-5200 Call circulation at 800-989-9969 his one is a no-brainer. Stu- If there is an emergency, the stu- many, many years. Why should it Fax:732-780-4257 • , or e-mail: [email protected] dents should riot be allowed dent can inform their teacher, who change now? E-mail: [email protected] before noon on Friday. Tto carry cell phones during will send thent to the office. If a xegular school hours. When I was parent needs to contact a student, David E. Nathanson inhigh school (Manalapan, class of schools have intercom systems to The Sentinel Is published Thursday by the Sentinel Publishing Volume 16, Number 2 Manalapan Co., P.O. Box 5001, Freehold, N| 07728. For mail subscription 1982), there were no cell phones have students paged. This system information, call 800-989-9969. - and we managed just fine. has worked this way in schools for www.gmnews.com NS SENTINEL, October 2, 2008 9

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You can reach him at www.drparise.com Truth is, I'm all thumbs when it comes to [email protected]. 1 O SENTINEL, October 2, 2008 NS www.gmnews.com Seniors show that artwork is ageless said, laughing. "It doesn't look anything even designed by Iola. up and you can learn from it." Five South Brunswick like anything like my sketch." However, he didn't have time to paint. However, the most intimidating part is residents honored in contest Nimeck said she did like the way the Now, he says he paints a little bit every day. not setting up the still life. piece was transparent and she liked its criss- This was the first time he has entered in "A blank canvas is very intimidating," BY CHRIS MURINO cross pattern, but she had a tough time de- the senior art show and he did so because of Iola said. Staff Writer scribing why she entered this piece and Nimeck. Therefore, it can take him a long time SOUTH BRUNSWICK - For the 42nd what exactly inspires her. "I haven't entered very much," Iola said. before he is inspired to do something. time, Middlesex County held its Senior Cit- "Something strikes you, a color or a "[Things] didn't feel up to par." At the awards ceremony, Nimeck was izens Annual Juried Art Contest and Exhi- shape," she said. "It's hard to say what in- "I encouraged him to enter the contest," honored along with the 87 other people who bition and 17 Middlesex County residents, spires you." Nimeck said. received at least an honorable mention. including five from South Brunswick, were Robert Iola also entered the contest and And Iola was happy she did. They held guided gallery tours in the morn- featured in the show. won first place in the professional acrylic "Artists are introverted and insecure," he ing, conducted by two of the judges, Tom Overall, there were 230 works of art fea- category. He drew a carefully constructed said. Birkner and Bisa Washington. tured at the Hunterdon County Senior Cen- still life. He added that even though he won at the There were also art demonstrations. One ter in Remington, Iola loved what he saw at the event from Middlesex County level, he had already on oil painting was given by Enrique Flo- Fran Nimeck won second place in the the other artists. completed better works to enter at next res-Galbis and one on silhouette cutting was state for her piece, "Trolley Barn," in the "I was impressed with a lot of the work year's contest and was looking forward to given by Ruth Grabner. professional print category. This is not the that was up there," he said. doing so. He also talked a little bit about his The first statewide Senior Citizen Juried first year Nimeck has entered and placed Why did he choose the still life he did to work process. Art Contest and Exhibition was held in well at the event. In fact, she has won first enter in the contest? "When the weather's nice, I'll paint out- 1966. Originally, only paintings were used place before for a stained glass piece and "I liked the color, the composition," Iola side," Iola said. "I have 4,000 pictures on but it eventually grew to include drawing, has entered seven or eight contests. said. "I thought that it was painted fairly my hard drive, so I paint from that." mixed-media, sculpture, photography, pas- The piece she won for this time is one of well." He enjoys setting up still lifes as well, tel, print, digital imagery and one-of-a-kind a long street, with only a few vehicles on it, He graduated from the High School of which can be a quick process or a very long fine art crafts. Only first-place winners in one being a trolley. She says that it is based Industrial Art and then studied painting at one. each county move on to the state level. off of a sketch she did many years ago in Pratt Institute. He was then in advertising, "I can set them up in my studio," Iola her hometown. • . •-• ;. where he started a career designing ads and said. "Many older artists said that a still life Contact Chris Murino at "They don't have trolleys anymore," she logos for clients, which he worked in for 40 was a boon to artists because you can set it [email protected]. years. The logo of South Brunswick was S.B. Republican Committee to meet Oct. 6 NBTHS Choir to hold car wash Oct. 4 The South Brunswick Republican Mu- one interested in supporting Republican val- The North Brunswick Township High $10.00 for SUVs and vans. The choir is try- nicipal Committee will hold its monthly ues and candidates should attend. School Choir will hold a car wash 11 a.m. - ing to raise funds to help defray the cost of meeting 7:30 p.m. Oct. at Pierre's Restau- For more information, call the secretary 2 p.m. Oct. 4 at the North Brunswick Mu- the spring choir trip to Florida, where they rant, Georges Road and Kingston Lane, at 732-329-0509 or visit www.sBgbp.org. • nicipal Building, 710 Hermann Rd (rain will perform at Universal studios. Dayton section of South Brunswick. Any- date Oct. 11). The cost is $8.00 for cars and PonyShare begins Oct. 4 in North Brunswick Music recital at local church Oct. 4 The North Brunswick Department of in groups of four will learn safety, basic First Reformed Church, 9 Bayard St., in German and English such as works by Parks, Recreation & Community Services anatomy, grooming, and other topics, and New Brunswick, will hold the second of its Mozart, Grieg, Barber, and Sondheim. A will offer "PonyShare" beginning Oct. 4. will be assigned a size-related pony or cob four fall recitals 12:15 p.m. Oct. 4 featuring free light lunch will follow. The four-week program for children ages 3- and each small group and will work under Alyson Harvey, mezzo-soprano, and pianist For more information, call the church at 11 will be Saturdays at Babbage Park, North the tutelage of a qualified instructor. Atten- Tim Brown. The duo will perform art songs 732-545-1005. Brunswick. The petite equestrian program dees should bring a water bottle, and a car- for children ages 3-6 will be 9:30-11 a.m., rot for the pony. Fee is $ 142 for children age and regular program for children 7-11 from 3-6, and $166 for age 7-11, The program is Blood drive at S.B. Senior Center Oct. 11 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. A parent is required open to nonresidents. For more information, South Brunswick's Community Blood general health and weigh at least 120 to attend the petite program class. Children call 732-247-0922, ext. 475. Bank, and the Blood Center of NJ, will hold pounds. A blood donor or Social Security a blood donor drive 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Oct. 11 number is needed on applications. Reserva- at South Brunswick Senior Center, Route tions are not necessary. Adult-supervised 522, Monmouth Junction section of South childcare will be available. Brunswick. For more information, call Marty at 732- art school in east brunswick Donors must age 17 or older, in good 297-3198 or 800-256-6365. GET INTOUCH WITH YOURTALENT Beginner Children Intermediate |eens LOW COMPUTE Viruses & Spyware Removed • Hardware Upgrades Advanced Wireless Installation • Advice on Parental Controls PAINTINGS Custom Built Computer Sales DRAWING, Home & Business On-Site Service Available! 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i PICK OF THE WEEK Mame The Strand Theater Ensemble will present the musical 'Mame" Oct 3-12 at the Strand Theater I SPECIAL EVENTS Rutgers Gardens The Presbyterian Church at 400 Clifton Ave, Lakawood Ryders Lane Shrewsbury Set during the height of the 1920s the show New Brunswick 352 Sycamore Ave. tells the story of Auntie Mame who becomes the free admission: $10 guardian for her 10-year-old nephew, Patrick When 908-868-2910 732-747-3557 her life is turned up-side-down, many of her priori- e-mail: e,jacobson23@ ties change, but she still lives life to the fullest comcast.net Faculty recital The musical is based on the 1955 best-selling Oct. 6, 8 p.m. th novel by Patrick Dennis, with songs by the 36 Annual Victorian Week Nicholas Music Center renowned Jerry Herman, including "Mame, "It's house tours, dining, fashion 85 George St., New Brunswick Today," "Open a New Window," "If He Walked Into shows, .boat tours, teas and . free My Life," "We Need a Little Christmas," "Bosom other activities 732-932-7511 Buddies" and "That's How Young I Feel" Oct. 10-19 www.masongross.rutgers.edu Tickets are available at the box office or online Cape May at a cost of $27 for adults A discounted rate of $22 tickets: $5-$125, Jazz concert for seniors students and children is available at the Fourth Annual Latino Festival depending on event Oct, 9,12:30 p.m. box office, but not online. Gioup rates are also | ' Oct. 4,11 a.m.-7p.m. • 800-275-4278 Shea Center for Performing Arts available Visit www.strand org oi call 732-367- j Mopmouth County Hall of www.capemaymao.org William Paterson University 778910 a m -5 p m Monday through Friday I Records Annex parking lot 300 Pompton Road, Wayne The following accessibility services ate offered i Freehold Borough H Music suggested donation: $5 at the Ilistom; Strand for ndividuals with disabili- , free 973-720-2371 ties, wheelchair accessible, assistive listen'ng svs- 732-500-7864 ' www.punj.edu tein sign language interpretation f Alien requested) David Sedaris and large-print programs. (When lequestedi Aa- W annual Pumpkinfand Festival Oct, 2,8 p.m. Gabriel V Brass Quintet and vance notification oi at least two weeks prior to tne • Saturdays and Sundays State Theatre organists David Chalmeres and performance is required through Oct. 30 15 Livingston Aye., James Jordan Heaven Hill Farm, New Brunswick • Oct. 10,8 p.m. 451 Route 94, Vernon tickets: $30-$65 First Presbyterian Church at Sun., 2:30 p.m. Steel Magnolias Professional League admission: $6, 732-246-7469 Red Bank First Avenue Playhouse Oct. 4,11,17,18,27 and 28. Qct.3-Nov.10 children under 3 are free www.statetrieatreni.org •'•• 255 Harding Road First Ave., Atlantic Highlands 8:15 p.m.; Oct. 5 and 12,2 p.m. Strand Theater www.heavenhillfarm.com or free will offering taken tickets: $20, $15 for seniors, Sears and Monmouth avenues, Clifton Ave. Lakewood 973-764-4444 Ann Roggen, viola 732-747-1329 and matinees; dinner packages Navesink section of Middletown 732-367-7789 Oct. 2,12:30 p.m. $35-$45 tickets: $15, $12 for students www.strand.org Annual SPCA-RBVH Dog Walk Shea Center for Performing Arts 732-291-7552 and seniors and Pet Fair William Paterson University www.firstavenueplayhouse.com 732-291-9211 Telling Tales and Collage Oct. 4,10 a.m.-2 p.m. 300 Pompton Road, Wayne .' , www.monmouthplayers.org .Oct. 4-31, Brookdale Community College * suggested donation: $5 Improv Jam Comedy Labs Dash Buchanan opening reception: Newman Springs Rd.,Lincroft 973-720-2371 , , • Oct. 25,8 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. .Oct. 4,3 p.m. Poetic License Oct. 4,6-8 p.m. admission: $30 at door, www.puni.edu Middletown Arts Center Eatontown Playhouse through Oct. 5 Art Alliance of Monmouth $25 before Oct. 2, 36 Church St. 3713 Route 35 north, Lumia Theatre County can be collected in pledges Songs for Strides benefit for admission: $10 Eatontown 179 Broadway, Long Branch 33 Monmouth St., Red Bank www.monmouthcountyspca.org Making Strides Against Breast www.middletownarts.org admission: $10 tickets: $30-$40 732-842-9403 Cancer 732-888-0339 732-229-3166 Fall Antique-Fest Oct. 4,8 p.m. M DANCE www.narrowsdramatheater.com www.njrep.org Holldsy 40-Year Sculpture Oct. 4,9a.m.-3p.m.; • Duncan Smith Theater, Holmdel Retrospective with paintings and appraisals 11 a.m.-2p,m. Tickets; $3.0 at the door, Nat King Cole Portrayal drawings $25 in advance Venezuela Viva rain date, Oct. 5 Oct. 10 and 11,8 p.m. Oct, 9, 6 p.m. Oct. 5-March 22 grounds of Allgor-Barkalow 732-693-5230 Georgian Court University's Museum of the American www.holmdeltheatrecompan.org The State Theatre Homestead Museum 15 Livingston Ave., . Little Theatre Hungarian Foundation 17Q1 New Bedford Road, Wall New Brunswick 900 Lakewood Ave., Lakewood 300 Somerset St., donation: $3 Rutgers Symphony Orchestra tickets; $5/advance, $10/door New Brunswick Oct. 4, Nov. 2, Dec. 5,8 p:m, ,,. tickets: $30-$65 732-682-1675 ? ; 732-987-2263 free Nicholas MusiC'Centei/;-i =''••, ' 732-246-7469 www.statetheatrenj.org [email protected] 732-846-5777 Pennies Per Pound Flight Fair . • 85 George St., New Brunswick e-mail: [email protected] Oct. 4,9 a.m.-4 p.m., . tickets: $15-$25 Laughing Matter rain date: Oct. 5 732-932-7511 - H FOR KIDS ' Oct. 10-26, hours vary; Gian Lorenzo Bernini: Trenton-Mercer Airport www.masongross.rutgers.edu meet the artists Oct. f 3; Baroque Sculptor, a multimedia Ewing The Plant That Ate Dirty Socks Centenary Stage Company presentation cost: 20 cents per pound of NJPAC's 400 Jefferson St., Hackettstown Spotlight Gala Oct. 11,2 p.m. and 4 p.m. Oct. 10,6:30 p.m. rider's weight, with Kelsey Theatre tickets: $17.50-$22.50, The Mansion, $8 minimum and $22 maximum starring group rates available Bernadette Peters 1200 Old Trenton Road, Georgian Court University's fee for 20 minute ride West Windsor 908-979-0900 Lakewood Campus • 609-530-0432 Oct. 4, www.centenarystageco.org 5:30 p.m. tickets: $10; $8 children, $35, includes mulitcourse seniors, students dinner, reservations required Quilts in Autumn NJPAC 1 Center St., 609-570-3333 732-987-2263 Oct. 4-11, weekends www.kelsevtheatre.net e-mail: specialevents® 1-4 p.m., 10a.m.-4p.m, Newark georgian.edu Victorian Museum tickets: $1,000 Santosha student art exhibit 26 Hadley Ave. 973-297-5806 featuring the works of e-mail: M ON STAGE Emily Hammell Painting for the Grave: The Early Toms River Oct. 7-31, Works of Boris Sveshinikov admission: $5 [email protected] The Colored Museum through Oct. 12 732-341-1880 The Skin of Our Teeth through Oct. 5, hours vary Mon.-Thurs 9 a.m.-8 p.m., The Party Dolls Oct. 2-4,8 p.m. Friday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Zimmerli Art Museum www.oceancountyhistory.org Crossroads Theatre-Company artist's reception: Hamilton St., New Brunswick Oct. 5,1 p.m. Kendall Half, • . . " 7 Livingston Ave., 732-932-7237 Lincroft Village Green The College of New Jersey Oct, 8,6-8 p.m. Bartley Healthcare's annual New Brunswick M. Christina Geis Art Gallery Family Fun Day Phalanx & Newman Springs Ewing tickets: $30 roads tickets: $$6-$12, group rates *• Georgian Court University M FILM Oct 4, noon-4 p.m. 732-545-8100 900 Lakewood Ave., Lakewood Bartley Healthcare, Jackson free available www.crossroadsNB.com corner of North County Line • 732-769-9881 www.shakespeare70.org free New Jersey Film Festival Fall 2008 and Bartley roads www.partydolls.com A Streetcar Named Desire „ 732-987-2388 " . through Nov. 8, hours vary Brighton Beach Memoirs premlering more than 30 films free through Oct. 5 Dr. Seuss for President 732-370-4700 Jazz Room Series Oct. 3-12, F.M. Kirby Shakespeare Theatre admission: $5-$8 Oct. 5,4 p.m., Fri. & Sat., 8 p.m., Sun., 2 p.m. a presidential-themed exhibition Rutgers University 36 Madison Ave., Madison featuring the artwork of Cattus Island Nature Festival meet-the-artist, 3 p.m. Kelsey Theatre tickets: prices vary New Brunswick Shea Center for Performing Arts Old Trenton Rd., West Windsor Theodor Seuss Geisel www.njfilmlest.com Oct. 5,7 a.m.-4 p.m. 973-408-5600 . (Dr. Seuss) Cooper Environmental Center William Paterson University • tickets: $12, $10 for seniors, • WWw.shakespeareNJ.org Cattus Island County Park 300 Pompton Road, Wayne students and children, group Oct. 10-Nov. 4,10 a.m.-5 p.m. The Metropolitan Opera: admission; $8-15 . discounts available Ocean Galleries "Salome" Live in HD Toms River Art 9618 Third Ave., Stone Harbor free 973-720-2371 ' • 609-570-3333 through Oct. 19, hours vary Oct. 11,7 p.m., www.punj.edu www.kelseytheatre.net 609-368-7777 transmitted live to 440 theaters 732-270-6960 Two River Theater Company www.oceangalleries.com 21 Bridge Ave., Red Bank across the U.S. Stanley Wilson solo recital with Daughters ticket prices vary by location Jan Handleman Memorial Walk tickets: $38-$56 Annual Fall Members' Show for Autism pianist Malcolm Halliday through Oct. 4, 732-345-1400; www.trtcorg wwyi.FathomEv6nts-.com ..,,0$.: Oct, 5,4 p,m. 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BY CHRIS GAETANO between Ida and Victor is loving but obvi- Staff Writer ously dysfunctional. We first see the adult Victor, a medical hoke," based on the Chuck school dropout in his mid-20s, having vig- Palahniuk novel of the same orous sex in a public restroom. Theoreti- 'Cname, is a good movie that cally, they are both in Sex Addicts could have been great if it only had a little Anonymous. The people sitting on folding more narrative cohesion. • chairs in a circle, coffee.and doughnuts in The story has a lot of good moments hand, are seeking help and support. But that range from funny to heart-wrenching, Victor isn't sitting there. He's having sex but the narrative that strings them together with Neko, whom he is technically spon- is often muddled, with some serious cred- soring. He goes to the meetings, but only ibility problems in the plot emerging to pick up women. around the middle of the film. : His mother, meanwhile, has been suf- When thinking about this movie, one fering from advanced dementia and almost gets the impression that Clark Gregg, who never recognizes Victor when he comes to was both the screenwriter and director, did the hospital. Victor has slept with just the best he eould with material ill-suited about every female member of the staff at for adaptation. One can respect the deci- that hospital, though he is probably aware sions he made in bringing the novel to the only subconsciously that he does it as a re- screen, but they still don't entirely work. action to his mother's worsening condi- The reason that his choices aren't com- tion, narrating at one point that it allows pletely unforgivable, _ him, for at least a little though, is that it's diffi- while, to forget that he cult to envision any other "Choke" has any problems. way to communicate But he does have what the movie is trying problems, most of to say without making the *** which have to do with movie out and out bad. ATO Pictures finding enough money For example, the film Starring: Sam Rockwell, to keep his mother in makes heavy use of flash- Anjelica Huston the private hospital he backs to the main charac- set her up in. To do ter, Victor Mancini's Running time: 89 minutes this, he works as a (Sam Rockwell), child- Rated:R "historical interpreter" hood, where he lived an (a glorified tour guide) extremely tumultuous at a Colonial Williams- and unpredictable life on the run from the burg-type of theme park, at which he has law with his mother, Ida (Anjelica Hus- also slept with most of the female staff. At ton). The state had long ago found Ida, a night he goes to fancy restaurants and pre- half-crazed activist who abuses cocaine, an tends to choke so that rich people can unfit parent and placed Victor in foster "save" him, giving them a sense of valida- care. Much of Victor's youth consisted of tion and heroism, which they often reward Ida repeatedly kidnapping Victor from with small cash gifts throughout the year. whatever foster parent he was with, taking The plot turns when his mother is assigned him on wild road trips and being arrested a new doctor, whom Victor slowly tries to in the process. Somehow she always man- court, something he has never done before. aged to escape, after which she always ar- The movie's main appeal is in its de- rived to retrieve Victor and start over, tailed study of its main character, Victor., The flashbacks, make no mistake, are a His main self-image is that of an awful clunky, awkward device shoehorned in at human being and his behavior seems just the most inconvenient places. But there as much a reinforcement of this impression aren't too many other ways to effectively as it is an expression of it. He seems gen- communicate how these events in Victor's uinely threatened by the idea that he may childhood led to his growing up with the have some underlying goodness, in him inability to form any meaningful, long- and acts out when faced with this proposi- lasting relationships, especially with tion. He has had more sex than most men women. Was he supposed to narrate this to could possibly dream of, but there's little another character, standing there for a joy in the act — his compulsions reinforce good five minutes describing what it was his loneliness, exacerbating his inability to like for him to see his mother hauled off make real connections. When presented by the police, fighting every second and with the chance to do so, it's so outside his crying for her son? As awkward as the comfort zone that he has no clue what to flashbacks are, that would have been even do. worse. Audiences may not necessarily want Taken as scenes in and of themselves, Victor in their lives, but it's entertaining to the flashbacks are extremely effective at study him. ; conveying a sense of tenderness coupled with the feeling that beneatfi it all, some- > Contact Chris Gaetano at thing is extremely wrong* The relationship [email protected]. 14 SENTINEL, October 2, 2008 NS www.gmnews.com B Bedtime Routines

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Lies north of Ohio and south of 69. Pitcher's bag : ' Ontario 70. No longer working, abbr. 63. _TheMan"Musial 71 .Goes with Odyssey 64. *Drinking this before bed can keep 72. Dissolved December, '91 you awake . 73. Aye-aye 67. Perceive 74. Helen in Russia VolunteerMatch.prg Where volunteering begins. Answers are on page 21 'Bipolar Disorder and the Family' Oct. 4. Walk for Autism- slated for Oct. 5 The Intensive Family Support Services will also be a presentation on living with The Jan Handleman Memorial Walk for the late Dr. Jan Handleman, educator and (IFSS) of Middlesex County will present mental illness by the New Jersey chapter of Autism will be 10 a.m. Oct. 5 at Rutgers director of programs for the autistic. For the seminar, "Bipolar Disorder and-the the National Alliance -on Mental Illness, Gardens, off Ryders Lane, New Brunswick more information, contact Ed at 908-868- Family," 9:30 a.m.-3:3O p.m. Oct. 4 at North Brunswick, and a talk by representa- (rain date Oct. 12). The event will include 2910 or [email protected]. • UMDNJ-University Behavioral Healthcare, tives of the Depression & Bipolar Support refreshments and prizes. The walk honors 151 Centennial Ave., Piscataway. Alliance. The free seminar is for individuals with Seating is limited. A continental break- Register for Unity Night by Oct. 10 a family member diagnosed with bipolar fast and lunch will be provided. To register, Project Single Moms (PSM) of My items for exchange, empowerment sessions, disorder and will cover the causes, symp- call Maria at 732-235-6184. Daughter's Keeper, North Brunswick, will belly dancing, arts and crafts, and spa expe- toms and treatment of the disease. There present Unity Night 2008 for single moms riences. There will also be a business show- only noon-midnight Oct. 18. Preregistration case, a DJ,. comedy show, and dancing. Fall music recitals iii October at N.B. church must be done by Oct. 10. The event will be Attendees are asked to bring items for the First Reformed Church of New repertoire ranges from the Baroque and at Society Hill North Community Center, 1 swap, and a side dish such as rice and beans, Brunswick, 9 Bayard St., will host free Classical periods to music of the 20* • and Society Hill Way, Norm Brunswick. It will pasta, potatoes or other dish, Donation is recitals this fall Wednesdays from 12:15- 21st centuries. feature a swap of new and slightly used $20 for PSM members. To join or to regis- 12:45 p.m. Lunch follows each recital. Programs are partially funded by New clothing, small appliances and household ter, visit www.projectsinglemoms.com. Mezzo-soprano Alyson Harvey, and pi- Jersey State Council on the Arts/Depart- anist Tim Brown will perform art songs in ment of State through a grant provided by Blood drive Oct. 10 at North Brunswick H.S. German and English Oct. 8. Mari-Jo Poli- the Middlesex County Cultural and Her- New Jersey Blood Services will hold a pounds and be in generally good health, castro and Steven Russell, the four-hands itage Commission/Board of Chosen Free- blood drive 9 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. Oct. 10 at the Donors must present a photo or signed ID leam on piano, will perform "Polymania," . holders. North Brunswick Township High School, and know their Social Security number. Oct. 22. The Cambiala Trio of Kalherine For more information, visit Raider Road. The center is in special need Donors over the age of 75 can donate with McCIuru. flute; Melissa Bohl, oboe; and Ivy www.njartscouncil.org. of Type A-, B- and O-. Eligible donors a doctor's note, ! Uga, bassoon; will perform Nov. 12, The should be 17 years of age, weigh 110 . . www.gtnnews.com NS SENTINEL, October 2, 2008 1 5 1 ••• ^rajgaar.vp^ • \j£

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Mon-Fri 10am - 6:30pm; For more information, call the church at Sat & Sun 10am - 5pm 732-297-4607 or e-mail office©stbarnabas- sbnj.org. 16 SENTINEL, October 2,2008 > NS www.gmnews.com Care to Walk to celebrate 10th anniversary Oct. 26 community and volunteers and what volun- ing the survivor's walk the first lap them- members joining each year, the club Cancer survivors to be teers can do in the community," said group selves, releasing butterflies into the air and fundraises through car washes, a calendar, honored, while celebrating life member Maureen Little. just the overall support people have for one a teacher-student karaoke night and sales of "The local area merchants are so instru- another. flip-flops through JamieAnnJohnson.com, BY JENNIFER AMATO mental in giving us breakfast to give our "Six weeks after my mastectomy recon- They have also visited the Cancer Insti- Staff Writer walkers, for giving us lunch to give our struction I walked, and I never thought I tute of New Jersey under the guidance of NORTH BRUNSWICK — The North walker," said Care to Walk member Mindy would," recalled Susan Cipolla of her most Michele Walker, the media relations spe- Brunswick Care to Walk run and walk to Angstreich, whose mother is a cancer sur- memorable walk. cialist at the institute, and saw cells of breast benefit breast and ovarian cancer will cele- vivor. "It's a whole day affair. People come Ann Coscione said her most touching and ovarian cancer, viewed slideshows brate" its tenth anniversary Oct. 26. out for the walk, they come out for support moment was when her nephew cut the about the disease, and got a tour of the lab- Registration begins at 8 a.m. at the North ... but they have fun." opening ribbon in honor of his mother—and oratory. Brunswick Township High School on Coscione's sister - Lynn Wydrinski. She "Being informed about all the issues to Raider Road. The event begins at 9 J in Sharing memories of (he past also lost her mother to breast cancer and her other students may not be as important, but with a ceremony honoring sister to breast and ovarian cancer, and her when you look around at the details, it re- Max Baltazar Sr., to whom Care' to Walk was sister and niece are both sur- ally is important, the the walk is dedicated to this founded in 1998 by a group vivors. awareness," club presi- year, Mary Slye and Lynn of women who had survived Dottie Jennings said she "The most dent Kim Evangelista . Wydrinski, for whom the "Chemotherapy breast cancer. Evelyn hardly remembers what the other important gift of said. walk is held in memory of may have cured Smirnow was the catalyst, club members found to be inspi- Their purpose is to ed- and to all of the survivors oi deciding measures needed to rational to them: the year she was all that we give ucate young women cancer who are present. me, but this is be done to protect women under treatment she threw her away is everyone about the need for After the walk, township healing me." after having been diagnosed scarf off, exposing her bald monthly self-exams, the resident Glen Burtnifc, of Styx herself on Oct. 26, 1997,- scalp, and ran to the finish line being aware of importance of mammo- fame, is scheduled to perform 11 years to the day of this with her arms in the air. their health." grams and the focus There will be an appearance year's walk. "It's such a euphoric feeling, needed on awareness. by the FR3SH Dance Com- This year, the walk will no drug could ever induce the However, the mission pany of New Jersey, Jaryd Farcon and Cara be even more special for her, as it will be joy," Jennings said. of Care to Walk is not just to raise money, Abaya-Campos of the "Dancing With the dedicated to her father, who passed away in Donna Mastropolo, the sole ovarian sur- which the walk has done successfully over Stars" junior competition, and Barbra Rus- January from lung cancer but who had pre- vivor of the group, said she joined in 1998 the past decade, garnering over $200,000 in sell and Ron Sharpe, who are now produc- viously spent every year helping the women because Care to Walk was the only group donations, but is to also spread awareness ing "A Tale -of Two Cities" on Broadway. organize the day of the event. she found that catered to both breast and about the importance of early detection and, There will also be giveaways by Church "I never thought I would do the walk ovarian cancer. treatment. & Dwight, tickets to "ATale of Two Cities," without my dad. It's going to be very emo- Sherrye Hawkins jojned because her "The most important gift of all that we sports tickets and memorabilia, jewelry, tional there," she said. mother was an original member, because give away is everyone being aware of their electronics and various other prizes. Over the past 10 years, the memories of her dad had lung cancer and because her sis- health," Smirnow said. "This is a great celebration of life and the women are expansive, including watch-_ter has been in remission for 12 years. Registration, which includes a T-shirt, is • • "I watched all these ladies, how they $20 for adults and $15 for children 12 and went through breast cancer and how they under. Separate donations are also accepted. survive," she said, adding how after being Checks can be made payable to Care to "scared to, death" of going for her first Walk Club and can be mailed to Evelyn 1 mammogram, she now goes every year. 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BV DANIEL HOWIEY dated regulations (hat directly contradict ptopo-i.il based on potential ch.uutes to the ing quota multiple components of the l'JRfi Fair Hous- Fair Housing Ait, and then bnn;» il t\ ing Act, according to Tatuntolo, state Ixjuslature. hoii'.tu;*. requirement. COAH looks M the t lews} a tW«n mayors to the * "It h«is been determined, based on lepal '"Ilirouf-h ihf next couple ol week'* ,md town's wealth, 4\>aildMe land, employment have futned loiccs to seek teform to review, that a lot of the content of the 19H5 months we want to develop «i pro;k'tive opportunities »nd fisc.il cupuctty. In its chal- ANew Jersey's affordable housing law has. contradictions as it relates to what is agenda to improve the Fair Housing Act," lenjji", the U*ajiue points to multiple error*, in law, which the mayors claim makes unreal- happening today," Tararttolo said. On a said. the data COAH uses to determine atford- istic demand*, on ttiutih/trulttkv MichtKfl Cerru, one ot"the Leaj'tie t»l Mu- He said the Mayor-.* Housing Policy able hivuMnp requirements under its Round The gtoup of mayors met it&vntly as- part nuipaHtie?.' senior legislative analysts, said, Committee is unrelated to the New Jersey III guidelines, of the Majors' Housing Policy Committee "The end game, we would hope, k that we League of Municipalities' legal appeal of COAH's Round III regulations create which was established hy the New Jersey could pjKwctively seek some short term COAH's approved Round III guidelines unjustified and unsuppottuble adjustments league ot Municipalities (N'ft.Mi and tweaks to the law and some, lonj7, term re- In a lawsuit filed in July, the league is to the first- and second-round numbers, tuskttl with identifying ;ae;»s of the aifoul form." seeking to challenge what il calls the which result in unachievable obligations for able htmsmg law tfutt need tctwm According to Cerra. the mayors com- "flawed methodology" lhat COAH uses to many municipalities, according to the The committee mcmhetN will make rec- mittee hopes to eventually develop a policy determine a municipality'* affordable hous- league. * onuntMutatious U» the state Legislature IMI what changes they believe should he made to the New Jersey Fair Housing Act of 1985 in otder to a take it more consistent with cui • rent housing issues facinp towns across the state, uccordinp to Kdloniown Mayor (ier- aid T.irunlolo, who serves on the panel. "The thrust of the muyois meeting was that we should look at the original l.tw and Another PSE&G TIP start to address some til the current eontu- dictions to the law," Taruntolo said. Hstablished in 1985 by the Fair Housing Act. (he state Council on Affordable Hous- ing was formed in order to address a series of state Supreme Court rulings, known as the Mount Laurel decisions. COAH is a quasi-judicial agency tasked with determin- To save eeesrgy, fust watt until ing and enforcing affordable housing re- quirements for state municipalities. dark. Delay heat-producing Since its inception, COAH has passed a series of updated affordable housing regu- tasks such as washing and lations, with its most recent updated Round HI guidelines approved in June. It is the up- drying laundry and dishes until later in the day. And wait until Alztteiiner's support meetings Oct. % 16 you have a full load before The Alzheimer's Association, Greater running the machines. Your New Jersey Chapter will a hold carcgiver support group meeting 10:30 a.m. Oct. 4 at house will stay cooler, JFK Hartwyck Adult Medical Day Center, 2050 Oak Tree Road, Edison. reducing the need to run fans A meeting will also be, 7 p.m. Oct. 16 at Oak Woods Senior Housing, 700 Woods and air conditioners. Lane, Monmouth Junction section of South Brunswick. For more information, call the helpline at 800-883-1180 or visit www.alznj.org. At PSE&G, we're concerned The association's Memory Walk 200X will be held locally Oct. 12 in Princeton. about the rising cost of energy. For more information, call Kim at W.W-275- 11 HO. Using less energy is the best way to save. For more tools and Puzzle answers tips to help you manage your energy costs, visit pseg. com/saveenergy.

We make things work for you, f. SENTrNEL, October 2,2008 NS www.gmnews.com Trump buys Colts Neck golf club BY TIM MORRIS spending a lot of money upgrading the club Staff Writer and its facilities. One of the first things that onald Trump is bringing his Midas will be done is work oh the road leading to touch to' Colts Neck, ' the clubhouse [because] Trump believes first impressions are important. D Trump thanked the Colts Neck commit- The real estate mogul, who has a pas- sion for golf courses and playing golf, has pur- tee, Planning'Board and community in gen- chased the Shadow Island Golf Club, now the eral whose "support has been fantastic." Trump National Golf Club, in Colts Neck. "I love taking things and making them Trump has plans to turn the 350-acre site better," he said. "I love this kind of job." ,into one of the finest golf clubs in the entire There is a potential for the course even- . state and the best along the Jersey Shore. tually hosting a PGA event, according to "The first time I saw it I immediately Trump. , spotted the potential," said Trump at a news "The PGA has been here and is ih love conference on Sept. 17 held in the club- with it," he said. "Once we fix it and make house, announcing his purchase of the club it great, they will want us." for a reported $28 million. "It was an ab- . Trump will be no stranger to the golf club. solute knockout and it's a great area," He pointed out that he owns golf clubs only in The potential began with the course it- cities and areas that he goes to. He likes to get self, which was designed by Jerry Pate, a to know the members of his clubs. U.S. Open champion. Although changes One thing that Trump plans on doing is will be made to the course, Trump remarked to keep the club exclusive. He envisioned that it won't require a major overhaul be- club membership not exceeding 300. He ERIC SUCAR staff cause "it's a great course." wants to avoid members having to call Dr. Joe Louro (r), chairman of the board at Shadow Isle Golf Club, Colts Neck, introduces Donald Trump (I) during a press conference held at the club on Sept. 17. Trump purchased Secondly, Trump liked the clubhouse, ahead of time for a tee time. the club in a $28 million deal, which saved the course from possible foreclosure. the biggest in the state. He wants to make it Joe Louro, a native of Freehold Township the belle of the ball, the place to go for wed- who was the chairman of the board at Shadow [Trump] was the only way to go." "This is a great day for Colts Neck, ding receptions, banquets and bar mitzvahs. Island, was head of the search committee that Louro noted that the membership vote to Monmouth County and the club," he said. The club will add hard-court tennis was weighing all the different proposals to pur- go with Trump was unanimous among all "This is going to be a beautiful family place courts and an Olympic-size swimming pool. chase the club. In the end, he said, it was a no- 117 members. with tennis courts and a swimming pool. It will be a club where a family can spend brainer going with Trump. Louro also pointed to the positive impact "For the real estate market, it's going to the entire day. . "He is passionate about business and his that the Trump National Golf Club will have lift up a slow market," he added. "Friends A new maintenance center will be golf courses," he said. "When I visited Bed- on-the entire Freehold area, not just Colts of Donald Trump who never looked at this Erected as well. Trump noted he will be minster and got to see how it's run, it Neck. area before are looking to move here." BATHTUB REGLAZING Donate Your Car! Rated One of the Top Charities in ' SAVE IT • REGLAZEIT TUB SALE PRICE MAKE YOUR BATHTUB 00 FREE TOWtMG • ANY COMUTTiON • 24 HR f>fSJ LIKE BRAND NEW BOATS ACCEPTED - TAX-DEDUCTIBLE • BtS RECOGNIZED S. DMV COMPLIANT Providing Personalized Songs .fr LIMITED TIME REG. for Seriously 111 Children www.advancedrefinishingcorp.com Lic,#13VH02840700 $425 www.songsoflove.org

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He was dying." various ear, eye and throat infections she Craig said Nikolas' stomach was "dis- called "not unusual" for a boy his age. tended" and "firm," which she said is not She said that she examined Nikolas on uncommon after a prolonged resuscitation. i PLUS, Nov. 29, the day before he died, for back However, she said that CPR does not cause ' OUTDOOR FURNITURE • pain since he had fallen in his mother's a fractured back or internal bleeding, I FLOOR MODEL & OVERSTOCK bathroom after a bath two nights before. She whereas the boy's abdomen was filled with- | CLOSEOUTS said that there was "a very tiny swelling" one-third of his blood volume. She also said i' V mid-spine and that "it was not black or blue that a seizure can cause shock, which in turn in color" and "his movements were not in- can cause a tendency to bleed, known as CENTRAL hibited." She said she only recommended disseminated intravascular coagulation. ice arid some Motrin for the pain. Craig also said that if a child is picked JERSEY -. "I was not impressed by the examina- up without knowledge of a prior fracture, it tion," Radhakrishna said. is "possible" to destabilize the prior injury. POOLS The pediatrician also said that despite re- Honecker also argued that Craig's opin- ferring Nikolas for a speech and neurologi- ion that "[Nikolas' injuries] occurred the PATiO & MORE cal evaluation, due to a concern about his day that Nikolas presented in the ER" was 4235 Rt. 9 North having a developmental delay and a family formed based on information she received Freehold, NJ history of such disorders in his family, he after the autopsy report was released, and was able to express himself. that the opinion could have been biased. 732-462-5005 Sandra Sersen, a speech pathologist at In addition, Honecker said that investi- OPEN 7 DAYS YEAR ROUND the Eden Institute in Princeton, had treated gators did not take the names of or state- Nikolas from August 2005 until Nov. 29, ments from anyone other than Nicole Rosol r 2005, during which she said he was partic- or Knutsen for weeks after the boy's death, ipating in both speech and physical activi- and said that since police told Nicole Rosol Latinos ties. that Knutsen was the prime suspect in the "He was progressing'very well, espe- death of her child, that he became a target. Unidos cially with his expressive [language]," she . He also accused Clements of already said, while reviewing spreadsheets that having a preconceived notion that Knutsen chronicled his improvement. was responsible for the boy's death because Here's what our advertisers are saying... Also, Nikolas' mother, Nicole Rosol, his Clements testified that Knutsen was not H&R Block has been advertising in Latino Unidos for six + tax grandmother, Debra Rosol, and his great- "panicked" during the 911 call and because seasons. The response we have received is always overwhelmingly grandmother, Mary Snook, all testified that he prejudged that Knutsen had a "deer in positive,. The increased exposure to the Latino community has despite the boy being a little stiff and some- headlights" look when investigators visited afforded us the opportunity to provide employment to its members. what tired, he was walking around and play- the family the night Nikolas died. The Spanish speaking Tax professionals are able to help the Latino ing with his toys in'the days leading up to Yet Clements said that based on discrep- community in many ways, whether it is applying for an ITIN number, preparing a tax return or guidance in saving money for the his death. ancies between the 911 call and two taped future. The staff of Latino Unidos has provided H&R Block with However, Honecker said that since no statements made by Knutsen, in addition to excellent service in a pmfessional and courteous way. Thank you X-rays were done of Nikolas' back, the in- the autopsy results, investigators had every for being an asset toH &R Block and to the Latino community. jury could have been worse than originally reason to believe Nikolas' injuries occurred expected, especially considering the boy the morning of his death while he was in Barbara A. Cataldo, District Manager j||||| H&R BLOCK' had also visited the pediatrician's office on Knutsen's care. Oct. 25, Oct. 28 and Nov. 8 for complaints The original trial, putting forth a charge of body. pain. of aggravated manslaughter, ended in a FOR mmmmim iw SHS mmotmr CALL . "Four times in a month this child is com- hung jury in October 2007. The retrial will ing to you with back" pain and you did mot last through at least next week. Greater Media Newspaper order any MRIs or X-rays," Honecker said. Honecker also questioned Vicki Craig, the pediatric critical care nurse in the Pedi- atric Intensive Care Unit, who saw Nikolas on Nov. 30. Craig testified that the boy "was very ill. He was in extremely poor condi- tion. He had very low blood pressure even Dr. Edwin Tanpiengco and his caring staff offer complete dentistry in our NEW state-of-the-art office that is relaxing and comfortable. We'll take the time to listen to your dental healtli concerns and completely answer your questions to make you feel at ease. 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PRICED TO SELL! & fireplace, MBR suite WITHOUT US!" a LOTS MORE! Prudential ranked highest for seller satisfaction in J.D. Power and Associates' study rudential Real Estate Affiliates Inc., a ing market, our clients want all the expert- advice from sales professionals can be es- homebuyers were shown an average of 13 Prudential Financial Inc. [NYSE: ise and market knowledge we can offer— pecially valuable to buyers and sellers. The homes before they made a purchase. Home PPRU] company, and Prudential Fox and by leveraging Prudential's brand knowledge and expertise provided by expe- sellers reported that, on average, their home & Roach announced that Prudential Real strength, its wide array of product and serv- rienced sales professionals is an important was shown 11 times, and about five open Estate ranks "Highest Satisfaction for ice offerings and its strong Internet market- benefit of using a full-service real estate houses were conducted before a sale oc- Home Sellers Among National Full Service ing programs, we can provide sellers with company. curred. The 2008 Home Buyer/Seller Study Real Estate Firms" in J.D. Power and Asso- the increased exposure they need." The study also finds that the average includes 3,670 evaluations from 3,205 re- ciates' 2008 Home Buyer/Seller Study. The J.D. Power and Associates study time a respondent's home remained on the spondents who bought or sold a home be- The inaugural study measures customer finds that despite the popularity of home market was slightly more than six months, tween April 2007 and June 2008. ( satisfaction of homebuyers and sellers with buying and selling resources on the Inter- although home sellers represented by the Headquartered in Westlake Village, major national real estate companies. Over- net, the real estate sales professional re- top-ranking real estate companies report Calif., J.D. Power and Associates is a all satisfaction is determined by examining mains key to customer satisfaction with real that their homes were on the market for global marketing information services four factors for the home selling experi- estate companies. A large proportion of slightly less time — approximately five and company operating in key business sectors ence: agent (43 percent); marketing (38 per- both homebuyers and sellers rely on the In- a half months, on average. Satisfaction av- including market research, forecasting, cent); office (12 percent); and services (7 ternet to facilitate the buying or selling erages 794 among those customers whose performance improvement, training and ^ percent). Among home sellers, Prudential process, with 68 percent of buyers saying homes sold within five months or less, but customer satisfaction. The company's Real Estate achieved a score of 793 on a that they used Internet tools to help them in declines considerably to an average of 730 quality and satisfaction measurements are 1,000-point scale — and Prudential Real the purchase process and 61 percent of sell- among customers whose homes took seven based on responses from millions of con- Estate received particularly high ratings ers reporting that they used a Web site list- months or longer to sell, the study showed. sumers annually. from customers in the marketing and office ing to market their home. In addition, A real estate company that provides sales Prudential Fox & Roach, Realtors the factors. among sellers, online methods are the most professionals who are skilled at determin- nation's fourth largest provider of home "We are very proud of this distinction, important aspect of marketing. However, ing the appropriate market value and listing services in the United States, is an inde- as it underscores the quality of our affiliates the sales professional carries the greatest price for homes, and who can effectively pendently owned and operated member of and their hard-working sales professionals," importance among the factors that comprise market properties, can help minimize the the Prudential Real Estate Affiliate, Inc. said Laurie Keenan, president of Prudential overall satisfaction among both homebuy- time that clients' homes remain on the mar- and the largest Prudential affiliate in the Real Estate Affiliates Inc. "Our sales pro- ers and sellers. ket — which can save the seller money, in- country. As the Tri-State area's real estate fessionals are local experts, and sellers ap- According to J.D. Power and Associ- convenience and anxiety. leader, the company has'more than 64 preciate their ability to market and price ates, although the Internet provides home- Nearly one-half of respondents in the sales locations and 4,000 associates. homes right along with providing excep- buyers and sellers with the ability to study (46 percent) reported using recom- Through its affiliate, the Trident Group, tional, attentive service." The team at Pru- perform some essential tasks — such as mendations from family or friends to find the company provides one-stop shopping dential Fox & Roach works hard to not listing a home for sale or researching a their real estate sales professional. Approxi- and facilitated services to its clients in- only meet, but exceed the expectations of neighborhood in which to purchase a home mately 28 percent used the Internet, 23 per- cluding mortgage financing and title, its clients — sellers and buyers, explained — it still does not replace the importance of cent used a sales professional they had used property and casualty insurance.. Visit the *<£• Prudential Fox & Roach Chairman and a good sales professional. Particularly in an previously and 11 percent used a printed company's Web site at CEO Larry Flick. "In the current challeng- uncertain real estate market, professional real estate guide. The study also reports that www.prufoxroach.com. BetterHomesNJ.com/VRI Realtors offers real estate auction alternative he idea of selling real estate at auc- eliminates multiple open houses and buyer To help those who are interested in to take advantage of this option, without tion conjures up negative images for visits," said Lawrence Vecchio, founder of selling properties being sold at public auc- getting lost in the process." Ta lot of people, but experts point out BetterHomesNJ.com/VRI Realtors. tion, BetterHomesNJ.com/VRI Realtors BetterHomesNJ.com/VRI Realtors that this is an attractive alternative for "There are also safeguards that can be put offers a special Five Day Auction Plan. maintains offices in Bayonne, Brick, buyers and sellers. in place to insure the seller gets the price For an auction fee, the plan includes a Cherry Hill, Colts Neck, East Brunswick, To help inform the public about this at- he or she is looking for, and, because of market analysis of the property, the setting Forked River, Freehold, Hamburg, Hazlet, tractive option, and to help those who are the competition, the sale price from an of a reserve or minimum price as war- Keyport, Matawan, Middletown, Monroe, interested in buying or selling in this way, auction can actually be higher than in a ranted, a sign for the property, an advertis- Princeton, Red Bank, Sea Bright, Toms BetterHomesNJ.com/VRI Realtors has typical real estate sale." ing plan, open houses during which River, Upper Montclair, Wall and Wood- launched a new auction system. Buyers also benefit, Vecchio noted, offer-to-purchase forms are completed and bridge and has divisions specializing in "Auctions benefit the seller because since they are guaranteed the seller is an evaluation of offers and negotiation. foreclosures, adult homes and commercial buyers are motivated and prequalified to committed to the sale. They also benefit "A real estate auction is an innovative properties. •,..'.. buy, the sale can be very quick so that sell- from the quick turnaround time and the and effective method of selling real estate Visit www.bhnj.com/auction.html for ers can limit ongoing costs such as mort- previously determined sale and closing in an accelerated manner," Vecchio said. more information on the Five Day Auction gage payments and selling at auction dates. "Our Five Day Auction Plan allows sellers Plan. 28 SENTINEL, October 2,2008 NS www.gmnews.com Weichert sees new housing bill aiding an already improving real estate market t the start of the year, James M, thing we knew was a critical component in ichert. "The current market already pres- Weichert feels all of these measures Weichert, president and founder of terms of our economic recovery and we ents a great opportunity for first-time buy- will help support the housing recovery al- AWeichert, Realtors, one of the na- lobbied hard, along with the National As- ers when you consider interest rates ready under way in many parts of the tion's largest privately held real estate sociations of Realtors and others, to make rernain historically low, home prices con- country. companies, called upon Congress to take it a reality." tinue to be more affordable than in recent "Everything I have seen the last few action to stimulate the struggling economy The Housing and Economic Recovery years and there is a large supply of homes months is telling me that we are at the bot- amid growing national concern. Act is expected to bolster the housing mar- to choose from. Now with the added in- tom of the market right now. Pent-up de- centive of a sizeable tax credit, it would be Specifically, Weichert proposed a tax ket — one of the largest and most vital mand for housing is real high. Our Web hard for me to resist if I was a first-time credit for homebuyers to. rejuvenate the sectors of the overall economy — by pro- site traffic is up. Our open house traffic is buyer." slowing housing market. A little more than viding added incentives and opportunities up. In fact, this June we had our best sales six months later, Weichert's proposal has for homebuyers. The bill provides for a The new legislation also addresses sev- day in more than a year. This, coupled become policy as the Housing and Eco- $7,500 tax credit for first-time homebuy- eral issues that have hampered the mort- with the passing of the new housing bill, nomic Recovery Act of 2008 was signed ers while also permanently raising loan gage industry for the past year and in turn only strengthens my belief that we are "in to law. limits to increase buyers' ability to get the had a negative impact on housing. The re- turning a corner to a better housing mar- financing needed to purchase homes in covery act will provide assistance for ket," added Weichert. "I want to commend Congress and the higher-priced markets. more than 400,000 homeowners at risk of president for their quick passing of this foreclosure to stabilize the housing supply. . For more information, Weichert's cus- important legislation. I was particularly "The passing of this legislation is great In addition, the housing bill provides tomer service center can be reached at pleased to see that this bill included a tax news, particularly for anyone thinking greater financial backing for Fannie Mae 800-USA-SOLD or at Weichert's Web credit for homebuyers. This was some- about buying their first home," said We- and Freddie Mac. site, www.weichert.com.

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We provide Caring & Paid $1,300, asking $600. getic, sense of hurrlor, with affordable in-home care for Call 732-605-1197 drivers license needed for dis- Register online nowl www.Dat.aCashNpw.com _ seniors, disabled, people CRATE STYLE FllRN. abled mom in East Brunswick. DRIVERS - $5,000 SIGN-ON w/ illness & injury. Family "This End Up" 2 twin beds., Flex hours. Monday-Friday. Call BONUS for experienced teams: owned & operated. Ins. & (can be bunk beds - captains 732-435.0972 or 908-705-3560_ Dry Van & Temp Control. Solo Bonded. 732-912-9312. bed w/3 drawers, dresser & COMPUTER TEACHER" Lanes also available. O/Os & "We Care for you!" deskw/hutch. SOLD. DORM. lor Jewish Day School (grades CDL-A grads welcome. Call REFRIG. $55. 732-257-9101 K-8) in East Brunswick. PC/Net- Convenant866-684-2519. EO E work experience necessary. 20 DENiWiCHWR- BLUE hours per week (1/3 instruction- RfV/Tr Oversized, Brand new! Never al time; 2/3 technology admin- sat onl! Musi seel Exc. C017&L. Miles & Miles of Success. All Paid $550, Asking $250. ™ istration); Available immediately. Miles + Stop Paid. Sign-On Include pttome numbers as part of copy In boxes. ' . E-mail resume to: Bonus, Benefits, Annual In- cnjMjsa&oBTjj [email protected] creases & More! CDL/A & Hazr iMErfiE Make checks payable to Greater SVIeclia Newspapers. Ends. Required. Call Gissell @ Mid Century Modern, 5 pc. 1-800-613-1287 ext. 3202 Round. Beechwood & Stainless Payment must accompany ad copy. Steel, Made in Spain. DRIVER DRIVERS: CALL ASAP1"~" • Purchased from Design Within CDL CLASS B $$ Sign-On Bonus $$ Reach in NYC. Paid $1,500 - CC# Exp. With clean driving record, 35-41 cpm. Earn over $1,000. Best qffeiv732-6i4-8<189. Part-time, weekly! Excellent benefits. AIR CONDITIONER, $25. Attn: Wise Buys early morning hours. Need CDL-A and 3 months Portable cloth washing " DINING ROOMI SET " recent OTR. 877-258-8782 machine, $75. Under cabinet Almost New. 4 padded chairs Greater Media Newspapers, Classified mount microwave, $50. w/ swivel, $20Q. Call Debbie at www.meltontruck.cpm Call 732-566-2945 Call732-721-1644 P.O. Box 5OO1, Freehold, NJ O7728 732-254-7004, Ext. 8404 Earn Extra income, assembling te CD cases from home. Start DRYER-$145. 'blNING ROOM"SETW/ Hutch. Fax:; 732-780-4678 immediately. No experience WASHER-S1S0. Borkholder. Solid oak. GREATER MEDIA necessary. PORTABLE WASHER- $150. country style w/6 chrs. E-Mail: [email protected] NEWSPAPERS 1-800-341-6573 ext. 13gS Heavy Duty • Guaranteed Excellent condition. $599. www.easvwork-areatoav.GQm Can deliver. Call 732-548-9353 Cal! 848-203-6782. SENTINEL, October 2, 2O08 N www.gmnews.com

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John need or want 732-2f(7-0719 best offer. 732-382-6171 weekly newspapers for ONLY crowntuning ®aol.com SAYREVILLE-16 StrekDr. at www.PelFinder.com $1195. Coll Diane Trent at • Master Tuner Estb. 1960 • (Off Deerlield Rd.) Sat. 1074 NJPA at 609-406-0600 ext 24 9am to 2pm. Tons of designer or email dtrent@n]pa.org for & baby clothes, hh, toys., more information. Regional Hlgtgfp Somefhing for everyone DRESSER, $100, Rates Now Available in New SAYREViLLE DISAPPEARING ATTIC STAIRS 72"lx32"hx22"d. DIAPER CAKES Jersey! (Nationwide placement Great gift for new parents. 126 Nickel Ave. (off Roma St.), Serving Area Since 1972. Mirror, 60"lx34"h, $50. available) Ask about our TRI- jtmiii Fit 10/3 & Sat. 10/4,8-3. Rain- Call Pat 732-341-8063. Night tables (2), $25. each. Starting @ $40. Call Rosina BUY package to reach NY, NJ LIKE NEW! at 917-887-0405 date: Sun., 10/5. Clothes,tools, Call 732-251-1804 and PA WeiderGym,$250. shoes, baby clothes, tpys,' furn. DRESSERS 3 Pa, Living room .Electronic Foosball Table, illi||||p||||pi sofa & 3 tables, microwave cart, REDUCE YOUR CABLE BiLL! $200. Call 732-857-7825 SOUTH"PLATliiRELO- 205 ENTERTAINMENT plaid sofa bed. Brass/glass tea Get a 4-room All-Digital Satellite Beatrice PI. (Off Hamilton Blvd PULLEVW Plate'SystemT'Multl to Hillside) Sat. 10/4, 9am to carl. Moving, call for prices. system Installed for FREE and Station. Bench, butterfly, pull- ARIELLA- I am a friendly girl CENTER programming starting under 4pm. Kit. cabs. + fixtures, stove, SUNKIST-Ever dream of Oak, Mint. Solid wood, natural 732-238-8114: down, legs. 2 separate plate who wandered pregnant into a BILL'S CARPET SERVICE §2(T FREE Digital Video tv, hh, bedding, desks, & more bad neighborhood. I am safe owning Garfield? Now you can! POWER RE-STRETCHING finish. 60"Wx72"Hx21'D, Recorders to new callers, SO systems, MINT. Was $2,000, Orange female.spayod. holds TV- 30x27. 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Exams._Call 732-257.6730^ ADOPT:A truly happy, devoted, EXPERIENCED POLfSH LADY Call 732^9&®05 Shirlography creates custom boys clothes, car seat, toys, - PIANO, KEYBOARDS "ORGAN married couple will give your will clean your house or office. HOT TUB/SPA printed T-shirts, hoodies, tote bike^ooks, and more. _ INSTRUCTION- Private, at your newborn endless love, warmth, Free est. & reas. Prices. Teresa, REFRIGERATOR '0B, 48 Chrome Jets, 12 HP, bags, mouse pads, bisque tiles, "HIGHLAND PARK -^TRolfe"" and a bright future. Expenses 732-613-9667 or 732-947-8872_ 3 Pumps, Waterfall, Aroma home. Experienced Teacher MAGIC CHEF-Dorm size. and more using your digital Ave. (Off Rt. 27), Sat. & Sun. Call 732-387-8069 paid. Please call Christine and PORTUGUESE LADY- 30 yrs. Exc.cond. $55. 732r257-9101 Therapy, 7 person. Full warr- images! Check out our web- 10/4 & 10/5,9am to 2pm. Toys, ~ STUDY PJANO THIS FALL John toll free, 1=a66-32p_;384p exp. Homes, apts., offices, Refs. 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Rouid _Cal] Larry 732-651 -0906 beading, collectibles, games, shots & neuter 732-921-0616 Expenses paid.^ _ leans' lp l d toys^ books, clothes, S. more. www whiskersrescue org ADOPTION. "Faced" withTan table, dnener KITCHEN CABINETS unplanned pregnancy? Loving (S*mwr«. j l KEYPORT SHEETROCK & TAPING C Entire set of beautiful dark oak childless - couples await. solid wood kitchen cabinets ESTATE SALE Total contents: ATTEND COLLEGE ONLINE Receive. information/pictures; Lie. #13VH01778800 Small including desk cabinet, • ALL LIONEL TRAINS * attic, 2 basements, 100 yr. ac- from home. 'Medical jobs accepted, 1-800-640-3969 ' TABLE with 4 Chairs~(wood j. You choose. Open or Closed peninsula island, sink, Or Fiver. Top cash appraisal. cumulation of fum., art, 'Business 'Paralegal adoption. Assistance available. Blond top, emerald green legs. Moen faucet, GE electric Price no object, 732-946-2893 antiques, collectibles, & items of 'Computers "Criminal Justice. 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Asking $275. www.CenturaOnline.com visit: www.whiskersresoue.org ELECTRIC COMPANY «Qpcessory kit, 900 lbs. New in Regular price $375. *LP's WANTED * Sat, 10/4. 9-3. NO EARLY BIRDS! Girl's clothes, sz.18- lEntBitaifimlnf! Lie #14926. Reason, rates. 'l!>ox. Cost $5,000. Sell $1,395. 0811732-766-3003 ROCK 60's to 80's. Free estimates. 732-765-1200 Call today! 732-718-8080 : mo.-7),'toys, crib, books, " """ MEMORY FOAM' Call Dave, 732-236-3257 gas lawnmower, kitchen/bath THERA-PEUTIC NASA-VI8CO • • A1 CASINO PARTY V • JJ ELECTRIC, INC. ^ENGAGEMENT RING? NON-SfRUCTURAL plumbing fixtures, rnuch more! For all your electrical needs. MATTRESSES WHOLESALE! ' SUPPORT BEAMS NEEDED Cocfoatf Tartu 'Extravaganza Custom Made. 1.16 Carat, As Seen On TV. Twin $299, MONROE: - 54"Clieny'""" Free estimates. Lie. #14656 To create rustic look on ceiling Blossom Dr.(Of Jamesburg / ALGEBRA I & II & SAT'S JUMPIN JAXS Ehfr. Bound Center Stone. Encased Full $349, Queen- $399, King oU.akB; House, 732-738-9189 Fun Foods, Candy Carts, Tents, Call 732-441-9717 in Pava Diamonds. G-Co!or. SI1 $499. All sizes available! Helmetta Rd.) Sat. & Sun. 10/4 Geometry & Basic Skills. WANTED-COMIC BOOK & 10/5, 9am to 4pm. Hh, Experienced Teacher & Tutor. Tables, Chairs, etc. 732-972-0618 KbTORAiLECTRlC, LLCT Clarily. Exc. Cut. Paid $18,000 Oormla-Comfortalre Electric ad- A DJ For All Occasions' Lie. #12538. Bonded & Insured at Leonardo's Jewelers in Red justables $799.00 FREE ORIGINAL ART...!!! Private Lenox, clothing & much more Call 732-613-S225 Bank • Asking $9,500. Hatching collector looking to purchase MONROE TOWNSHIP - The" $25. OFF WITH THIS AD! Free Est. • SMALL JOBS O.K. DELIVERY. 25-Year Warranty. MATH, "College teacher, 732-254-8094 or T32-995-0475 Tiffany Eternity Band also avail.. 60 night Trial, 1-800-ATSLEEP original hand-drawn black and Pines at Monroe Community all levels. SAT, AP. •Call Phil 732-648-8398* Call 732-614-8489. (1-800-287-5337) white artwork used to produce Yard Sale 20+ HOUSES Improve Now] 732-238-4042 PAM . _ ., ALL.ABOUTFUNTO Clowns RMRELECTRiC www.mattressg'r.corn comic books and strips (DC Everything you're looking for!! torli. She is a beautiful girl.Does Characters!) Magic O Face Art ABSOLUTELY NO COST TO Marvel, etc.)... CASH PAID! Maps at 42 Brandon Ave, SAT- READING, MATH, your kitty need a play mate? Games & Morel 732^23-0179 Residential Service & Repair YOUI Alj Brand new power bRCHJDMPLANTsT (631)84B-5647 WRITING & ACT Proven results. Lie. #14966 • 732-416-1072 Hobbyist Selling Collection Monroe Twp. 08831. Sal. 10/4, She is such a silly girl you will ALL Children's Characters wheelchairs, hospital beds and 9am-4pm Rain Date:10/11 PRINCETON U grad. Teacher no longer need your TV I Paris scooters. Immediate delivery. $6-$10. each. New-Pirate parties/Clown /magician Sponsored by Denise Smith, with 30 yrs. exp. 732-233-5431 Is spayed, tested and vaccinated. w/rabbit/face painting/characters/ Call toll free 1-888-998-4111 Paphs /.Cats & mlsc, varieties. ReMax^latlnurr^ 732-656-3131 Now she needs someone to to qualify. Call 732-92S-6959 , SPECIAL/REGULAR ED. theme/balloon sculpting /fun science/ "OLDJRIDGE-MultTFam. K-12. Exp. teacher / learning love her. 16 wks. 732-921-0616 DJ/ Comedy Show/ Murder Mystery iliiiii 12 Barton Rd, & 12 Chelsea consultant MA. 732-613-7826 www.whiskersrescue.org 732-3f)2-0500 jtiartienterprize.com Rd. (Owens to Gramercy) ALL OCCASION MUSIC BY JUDY GUITAR - Black Gibson SG, 1 ANTHONY & SONS Co. Sat. 10/4 & Sun. 10/5,9-3. Piano Keyboard- Vocal "Dance ALL TYPES OF FENCE Standard. Excellent Condition - New & Barely Used Baby Gear! ARTIST'S STRETCHER Like Newl $950 or best offer. 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Executive decisions A new survey suggests you can't judge all CEOs by the cars they own. By*Jeffrey Steele * with CTWFeatures ' Sharon Peters hen we think of corporate.chief executive officers and their personal vehicles, it's hard not to imagine some- Wone like Oracle founder Larry Ellison. In addition to a small fleet of private planes, Ellison has at one time or another Waxing kept a Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren,-Bentley convertible, Porsche 911 Turbo Cabriolet and Ferrari Testarossa garaged at his Silicon Valley estate. And why not? After all, CEOs like Ellison earn many times more in a year than most folks do in entire lifetimes. They tend poetically not to haggle over price at a Toyota, Chevy or Ford dealership. It I'm interested in a car wax that will would be far more likely to expect them ordering a custom-made ? keep my car looking pretty good. I Mercedes-Benz Maybach. • know you will have an But these impressions can be deceiving, as a study conducted Q answer for me. • by CareerBuilder.com and Cais.com reveals. The study found that a majority of CEOs surveyed actually drive ordinary passen- I'm a fan of carnauba wax. It's from a ger cars and SUVs. What's rfiore, more of them own a Chevrolet * palm tree that grows in Brazil, and it's than tool around behind the wheel of a Mercedes-Benz. e proven so effective that these days The survey, conducted by Harris Interactive in the summer of A 2006, polled a nationwide sample of 2,344 adults age 21 to 65 in In addition to luxury cars, finance and banking industry CEOs many car-wax makers offer it. the United States. All had valid drivers' licenses and were em- are more likely to drive sports cars. Health care CEOs, mean- It doesn't really matter much which brand you while, tend to gravitate toward SUVs. choose (there are people who swear by one brand ployed or were seeking employment. Of those polled, 340 re- or another, though I've never detected a difference spondents qualified as chief executive officers, chairmen, Survey respondents from both the ranks of corporate execu- worth noting). But I definitely recommend that executive directors or presidents*of the organizations in which tive and the general public rank reliability, price and value for you get the hard paste in the flat can rather than they were employed. Remaining survey respondents were classi- their money as leading factors in their decision to purchase their what is often called "liquid paste" in a tall bottle. fied as members of the general public. primary vehicles. Beyond that, the two groups differ. CEOs are The latter, in my opinion, doesn't give quite the Asked what vehicles they thought CEOs drove, survey re- more likely to be motivated to purchase by exterior styling, inte- gloss or last quite as long as the hard wax. spondents served up answers that were "pretty predictable," says rior roominess and engine performance. Respondents from the general public, by contrast, are far more likely to view price, Naturally, the hard paste in a can is a little Chicago-based Cars.com spokesman Steve Nolan. Most assumed not only that CEOs drove luxury makes, but that they paid more value for the money and fuel economy as top factors in their de- more labor intensive to apply and buff off. But I cisions, based on survey findings. think you'll find it's worth the extra trouble. than $70,000 for their vehicles. The reality is decidedly different, Nolan says. In an era in which.it is assumed nothing is too good for those at the top of the corporate food chain, might there be an explana^ l've been using tire cleansers and The average price CEOs paid for their primary vehicles was , less than $25,000 and more than one in four CEOs (26 percent) (ion for the study's surprising findings? Nolan acknowledged parf^ * glossers onjny tires for years. Never of the rationale might lie in die notion that CEOs are accountable « had a problem and I really like the paid less than $20,000 for Ms or her vehicle. "That was surpris- Q ing," Nolan says. "You would think it would be much more." for the bottom line performance of their companies, and are extra crispness it gives to the look of the Almost one in five (19 percent) did drive luxury vehicles. But therefore likely to carry fiscal responsibility into their own car- car. My brother says using the kind that is silicone buying decisions. based degrades the tires. Is this true or false? they were far outnumbered by those who drove passenger cars (29 percent), SUVs (24 percent), pickup trucks (13 percent), vans Another factor may be that many CEOs live in urban areas fairly close to where they work, and therefore downplay the im- Any product that contains petroleum or and minivans (9 percent) and sports cars (6 percent). It wasn't just the general public who held the perception portance of particularly expensive rides. • silicone (and it should be noted that not More probable, perhaps, is the fact the survey focused on the a all of them do) can harm rubber. CEOs drive luxury sedans. Interestingly, many CEOs had the A same impression of their counterparts. "When it comes to the per- vehicles CEOs purchased for themselves. "We asked them about Here's a short version of what happens: When ception of what CEOs drive, the [general public] surveyed who their personal vehicles, and what they personally drive," Nolan applied to a tire, the siliconjproduct will eat away says. "And that doesn't take into account that they may have a..r &- at a wax substance that manufacturers put on tires believe a black Mercedes-Benz is the car of choice for CEOs aren't the only ones," says Patrick Olsen, managing editor of luxury car that the company pays for. There definitely is that pos- to protect them from the cracking and dry rot that sibility." • occur from ozone. So you're making tires much Cars.com. "A similar majority of CEOs who responded to the more susceptible to a much shorter lifespan when survey thought their peers were mostly driving expensive luxury These explanations notwithstanding, Careerbuilder.com and you use products that dissolve that protection. cars as well." Cars.com believe vehicles driven by company CEOs and mem- bers of the lay public don't differ to a great extent. Their official ©CTW Features When survey findings are broken down by industry, certain revelations do start to more closely match popular expectations. conclusion: "The reality is while there are differences between What's your question ? Sharon Peters would what drives a CEO to purchase a vehicle, and what motivates the~, like to hear what's on your mind when it comes "People in banking and finance are-more likely to drive luxury cars, so that did fit perception," Nolan says. "But those who are general public, the car parked in a CEO's driveway isn't as ex- to caring'far, driving, repairing and making the travagant as most people think." most of your vehicle. Send your questions to in construction or engineering are more likely to drive pickup [email protected]. trucks." © CTW Features SENTINEL, October 2, 2008 NS www.gmnews.com

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