SentineServing South Brunswick l MAY 14,1998 40 cents VOLUME 5, NUMBER 29 Budget decision delayed till Friday Committee votes majority of voters may not $650,000, which would reduce always be right." the school's general fund to 3-2 against no The budget was defeated by $48.8 million and the tax cuts; school board a vote of 1,200-1,047 on April increase by I cent, to 8 cents 21, with only 13 percent of vot- per $100 of assessed valuation. could appeal ers going to the polls. If "Certain accounts in my BY JENNIFER PEACOCK approved, the school tax rate review were excessive," Staff Writer would have risen 9 cents to Gambatese said. "I do not want $1.66 per $100 of assessed val- to touch any new hires as espite lengthy discus- uation. regards to teachers. But I think sions about the defeated At Tuesday's committee we can hold off on some things D school budget, the meeting, Committecman Ted until next year." Township Committee was Van Hessen proposed leaving Those accounts included unable to reach a decision the $49.5 million tax levy postage; heating; gas and elec- Tuesday about how much of the intact, but his motion was tric; workshops; volleyball and tax levy, if any, to cut. defeated 3-2. lacrosse teams; a school coun- The committee will hold a The levy supports the selor; and computers and soft- special meeting at 8 p.m. Friday board's recommended $63.7 ware. at the municipal building to fur- million 1998-99 spending plan. Gambatese found that the ther discuss any budget cuts. Committeeman David district spent $27,816 on The budget must be submit- Schaefer supported the resolu- postage last year. However, this ted to the county by Tuesday. tion. year, $63,000 was budgeted for The board indicated at its "Unless we can sustain a postage. He suggested cutting Monday meeting at the high one-penny cut, then it doesn't $5,000 each from the superin- school that it might appeal any make sense to cut it," Schaefer tendent's and the business cuts proposed by the committee. said. administrator's postage line "That is why there is a sys- Deputy Mayor Frank items. Preschoolers from the Developmental Learning Center of South tem of checks and balances," Gambatese, a member of the The deputy mayor also sug- Brunswick, New Road, Kendall Park, check out the inside of a Superintendent of Schools school budget subcommittee, gested cutting $25,000 from the police car during a Childwatch program sponsored by PSE&G, Samuel Stewart said. "The presented proposed cuts totaling Continued on page 18 See story, page 6. (Jennifer Peacock/Greater Media) Dayton fatiier is released Friday on $20,000 bail "No crime was committed/ Soni's attorney claims Drive, Dayton, was apprehended North Brunswick. Staff Writer April 24 at London's Heathrow State Superior Court Judge Airport en route to Bangalore, Robert P. Figarotta reduced he Dayton man who India, with his daughters, ages 3 Soni's bail Friday from $50,000 allegedly attempted to and 7. to $20,000. T take his children to India Following his extradition to According to Soni's attorney, without their mother's knowledge the United States, he pleaded not W. Randolph Kraft, Jersey City, was released on bail Friday after guilty to one count of interfering Soni is staying with friends Children's author Douglas Florian tells a story to a group of a state Superior Court judge low- with the custody of a minor and "somewhere is central Jersey." pupils at Monmouth Junction School Friday. More pictures, ered his bail. was being held at the Middlesex page 16. (Jerry Wolkowitz/Greater Media) Sanjay K. Soni, 35, 60 Marc County Adult Correction Center, Continued on page 18 Israel at 50 Big weekend Fun at the farm A special section celebrates the at Raceway Park Rain doesn't keep visitors from Jewish state Mopar Parts Nationals brings top annual Kids Day at the Farm racers to Old Bridge Page 19 Page 36 Page 3

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• Classifieds Page 40 • Editorials Page 10 • Entertainment . . .Page 13 • Letters Page 10 CAN I HAVE SOME? — Kristie Von Thun, 2, South Brunswick, and a friendly pooch named Bear keep an eye on each other while waiting for festivities to begin at Saturday's annual Kids Day at the Farm at Von Thun's Farm in Dayton. The • Marketplace . .. .Page 38 event, which featured a variety of children's activities, was held despite the rainy weather. • Obituaries Page 34 (Jerry Wolkowitz/Greater Media) • Police Beat Page 35 • Sports Page 36 McDonalds' farm gets the boot S.B. Zoning Board Their next-dooi neighbor, Darren that the McDonalds were seeking bulk says people, animals Belick, testified against the variances, not use variances and that Phone numbers: a bad mix McDonalds' application. the board should consider whether any "I have nothing against the McDon- complaints expressed would continue Editorial 254-7000 Ext. 8226 to be valid if the property were an FAX 254-0486 BY GAVIN McNETT alds," Belick said, "but I don't want to Correspondent allowed 5 acres rather than its current Display Advertising 972-6740 3.5 acres. FAX 972-6746 SOUTH BRUNSWICK — Follow- in 12 years, I've never "Growing up in the country, you ing the mayor's "tractor speech" May encountered this. I come to expect this sort of thing in a Classified 1-800-660-4ADS 10, Friendship Road was again at the rural area," Soden said. Classified FAX 432-0016 center of a struggle last Thursday hate to see the rural between the township's agrarian and nature of South Board member Frank Antisell, how- suburban sides. ever, stood to the letter of the law, and Delivery problems? Brunswick go even when the vote was taken, the applica- Call circulation at 264-1755 Friendship Road residents Michael before noon on Friday. further down the line, tion was denied, although the board's and Joanne McDonald came before the and i support what opinion was split nearly evenly. Zoning Board seeking a bulk variance the applicant Is doing.' which would allow the couple to con- Board Chairman Bob Southwick and board member Martin Hammer tinue to keep animals on their 3.5-acre Bob SouthVvick property. both said that this application was one Sentinel * Zoning Board Chairman of the moie difficult ones ever to come The McDonalds have raised chick- before them. ens on the property for more than six Managing Editor Marilyn Duff years and are presently keeping two live next door to a farm." "In 12 years, I've never encountered Sports Coordinator Luidsey Siegle horses and three goats. Thursday's Belick cited quality-of-life issues this," Southwick said. "I hate to see the Executive Editor Gregory Bean application was to permit the couple to and said that the McDonalds' chickens rural nature of South Biunswick go Publisher Kevin Wittman keep the animals that are already on the used to roam on his property, damage even further down the line, and I sup- property. screens and burrow into the foundation port what the applicant is doing. Although the land in that area of of his house. "It's moot how I vote (at this A Greater Media Newspaper South Brunswick is zoned as agricul- "Furthermore," Belick said, "Route point)," Southwick concluded, "since tural/residential, regulations stipulate a 92 is coming in, and I don't want any the application is already denied, but I'll vote 'no' because of the underutili- minimum lot size of 5 acres for an further impact on property values." ty of the lot." agricultural business and impose a The McDonalds testified that they frontage requirement of 150 feet. kept animals before Belick moved next The McDonalds were told that they The Sentinel Newspaper is published door to their property, but other neigh- had 45 days to appeal the decision Wednesday by Sentinel Publishing Co., The McDonalds' farm falls short of before the Township Committee. P.O. Box 1080, East Brunswick, N.J. 08816. both requirements, but it is not strictly bors took the stand to complain about Standard postage paid at East Brunswick, having to live near a farm. Failing a reversal, their horses and N.J. $40 a year. First-class mail subscrip- a business: The animals the McDonalds other animals will have to be removed tion available at $72 for 26 weeks, 40 keep are for their own use. cents a copy. Board member Robert Soden noted from the property. 4 SENTINEL, MAY 14,1998 NS Registration South Brunswick When You Are Injured, Call Ihe Law Firm You Can Thist deadline is Bicentennial When you need good legal advice, choosing the right attorney is serious jpe j|brati6n for Gh i Id ren NO FEE FOR INITIAL business.You need a law firm with a proven track record of winning cases, tomorrow [CONSULTATION FOR ACCIDEMS} a! Weth^iil Historic Site & PERSONAL INJURY^ and a solid reputation for ethics and integrity law firm that puts YOU first, SOUTH BRUNSWICK — Many or- Our Firm has been winning cases since 19(j2. ganizations in town are determined not to let the June 13 Bicentennial Parade pass them May 16 • 1-5 p.m. by. As of yesterday there were 20 floats reg- A Children's Festival- istered for the one-of-a-kind parade, accord- Then and Now ing to Parade Chairman Roger Potts. • Craft demonstrations 6 The deadline to register is Friday. n" "The variety of groups that will be enter- • Music by Ed Cedar & the ing a float shows the tremendous communi- Roosevelt String Band ty spirit of everyone in South Brunswick, • Dancing to music.of the West whether it's a church-sponsored float, Cub Virginia Country Band Scout pack, homeowners association or an • Storytelling with Ben Jacobs individual," Potts said. • Puppet Show with Drew Stuart & "The parade spectators will be guar- students anteed an old-fashioned, flag-waving, bal- • Folk singing with Peggy Linke loon-flying, spectacular community event. The theme of the parade is 'Two Hundred • Hands-on agricultural exhibit Years of Pride,' and I guarantee we'll all be • Performance of "A Touch of brimming with pride at the end of this Broadway," Hubard Music Inc. parade," Potts said. • Step dancing Trophies will be awarded for floats in • Old-time games seven categories, including best theme float • archaeological dig by individual up to age 8; best theme float May 23 • 2:30 p.m. by an individual age 9-12; and best theme Folk Singing with Peggy Linke float by a youth group, business, adult group & Making Believe with Puppets and civic group. An award for best overall float will also puppet show & make-your-own be given. 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But he does know police. because they're just learning about democ- That's why he was sent to Moscow racy. recently to teach modern investigative "They're good cops," Maltese said of techniques to 50 officers of the Russian his pupils, all of whom were top officers in Federation Ministry of Police. Maltese, the Russian police force. who returned home April 26, was sent on The major difference between Russia's the trip by the federal Drug Enforcement force and ours, Maltese said, is money, Agency because of his experience with "We have resources," Maltese said. training police both in the United States "They don't. They're bright people; they and abroad. just don't have the resources." In 1992, Maltese was sent to Israel to While police work was the main focus train its national police in a similar pro- of his trip, Maltese said he enjoyed the gram, that one sponsored by the N.J. sights as well, including one ticket that few Attorney General's Office. can get. Maltese has been teaching investigative Maltese went to the area where Russian techniques since he was a deputy chief of cosmonauts train and came home with pic- the narcotic and organized crime division tures of Russian spacecrafts and cosmo- of the- Middlesex County Prosecutor's naut-training areas. office. He said his trip to Russia was done In fact, he even snapped a photo of a as a part of the DEA's attempts to improve cosmonaut, who was about to go up, look- cooperation between police throughout the ing over his vehicle. world. JUST ANOTHER TOURIST—North Brunswick Police Director Thomas Maltese "I saw some neat places over there," stands in front of St. Basil's Cathedral in Moscow's Red Square during a break from "The Drag Enforcement Administra- Maltese said. "Red Square was neat. teaching Russian police modern investigation techniques. tion is a front-runner in trying to make it a There's a lot of history there."

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False alarms cost Your new Community Bank real money in S.B. FIRST BANK FDIG ble foi court costs.. Police planning According to Sharon Kopf, the aggressive crackdown police alarm coordinator, false alarms 1727 Route 130, North Brunswick, NJ 732-821-9888 to control problem cost the township time and money. When an alarm is activated, two of- • Valid only for personal accounts opened prior to September 30 1998 SOUTH BRUNSWICK — Repeat- ficci'h respond to the scene. It may take ed false alarms in town will cost. anywhere from 15 minutes to 30 min- The South Bmnswick Police De- utes for the key holder of the residence partment plans to aggiessively address or business to also respond to the the problem of false alarms in town by alarm, Kopf said. In essence, that time EARN $3,000 enforcing Township Ordinance 109. is wasted by police, she added. tin© ordinance outlines restrictions Police responded to 3,952 burglar and penalties regarding alarm systems alarms, in 1997, Kopf said. The total in South Brunswick, number of false alarms was not avail- Any resident or business owning an able. alarm system must register with the po- False alarms ate caused by various lice alarm coordinator, human and mechanical errors, such as Those residents and businesses malfunctioning equipment or use of in~ which fail to register the alarm may be correct keypad codes subject to a $50 fine The most frequent causes of false According to police, 800 businesses alarms include improper application or in town are already registered. Next installation of interior motor detectors month letters will be sent to residents or outdoor beams, incorrect charging or Women ages 21 to 30 needed as reminders to registerthei r alarm sys- checking of batteries and. faulty equip- tems. ment to help infertile couples Businesses and residents must To avoid incurring JfcaetjaiKl to help register their alarm systerns once a the police keep false-alarm resyjomas realize their dreams year, Registration forms may lie in cheek* Kopf suggested Jh&t people obtained -from police; a-name, address, follow1 these, tips; telephone number, t$pe ofafaim* moa» EARN $3,000 AS AN EGG DONOR iforjttgf company- ana Emergency con- ,. * "Make- Sittfr everyone J§ familiar tacts mm 1* prodded,. TJi* informa- jyp " For Further details call tion is Shpt entered too the* police data- gaetu* doors and. window before tarifiogon$w alarm ^yst»m« * ,„ "% If police respond to false alarms at. • Be* aMf&re of atoa«|es fe the «vi»i the same location, between one and six ronment, such a&jaaw*aofina|s, design IVF New Jersey changes* "seasonal * 4ec<|f ations * and - i eJttarged for \ Fertility &! Gynecology Center, P.A. to 10 fa|s,e alarms flbat police T,etspoii& to, -That price -ta0r.ekse$ to $150 per, god % 1527 HIGHWAY 27-SUITE 2100-SOMERSET, NJ 08873 $Jse alarm oeeurrtai between 11 -and •aesu 20 times. 732-220-9060 for alarms falsely signaled rnor* thy® q«alSed|)eisonn0l rimfiriely than" 20 times, a fine of $500 per alarm check |nd malnfeiri equlpriient^ „ isd Ask for Maria The atomisers are also responsi- —Jennifer Peaeoek Please Call Between 8 AM & 5 PM 1 O SENTINEL, MAY 14, 1998 NS | OPINION 1 OUR VIIW Time will tell uesday we'll find out just on the Garden State Parkway, what a 65-mph speed limit you'll be able to set your cruise T means to drivers. control to 65 — between toll Does it means 65, or as many booths, of course — and continue probably think, something in the in that mode all the way through 1 range of 75 or maybe even high- Monmouth County to mile post er? 123.5 in Sayreville. Of course, the governor has You'll have to switch back to expressed concern, resulting in the 55 mph for another 40 miles, until 18-month trial period. you reach Paramus, then it's back Speed limits are not meant to to 65. be laughing matters, but it's The speed limit also will impossible not Lo chuckle over increase to 65 on the N.J. New Jersey's enforcement. Turnpike through North Pity the poor driver who tries Brunswick and on nearby portions to obey the current 55-mph speed ofRoutel8andI-95. limit on the Garden State Parkway The state needs to closely and other major highways. monitor the change to make sure If you've never tried it, you it does not push us back to the should. It's a great way to be left pre-55 mph statistics. in the dust. Doubling the fines should have Speed limits are serious busi- an effect, provided the state does ness, however. Accident statistics its job enforcing the new higher and motor-vehicle fatalities prove speed limit. that point only too well. At the same time, it should do I Another questionable aspect of a better job enforcing the lower the "temporary" increase is that limits on the rest of the major it's only for designated stretches roadways, the ones the stale Letters along some 475 miles of major Depaitment of Transportation roadways. decided could not safely accom- Paquette; Allysa Cantoni; Kim Republican ideas, but I have never Just think, from mile post 29 modate the increase. Volunteers made Herbst; Alison, Jill and Barbara been nor will I ever be a blind loy- Earth Day success Cleary; Ed Cedar; Rebecca Dye; alist. My loyalties are as follows: Eddie Helfry; Diane and Kelly family. South Brunswick and IN BRIEF n behalf of South Fisher; and Courtney Yost. Brunswick, I would like to Republican Party. I have a mind didates take this issue off the fir- take this opportunity to Finally and most importantly, I of my own and I ask too many Committee members O must conclude by again thanking questions. If you doubt that just ing range. Municipal staff and thank the many volunteers who responsive to needs our professionals have their participated in, and made success- the brave volunteers, who made turn on Channel 50 on any marching orders to find a solu- ful, the ninth "Annual Celebration time to come out on the rain dale Thursday night that the Zoning n last week's edition of the tion. The flooding problem will lo help make South Brunswick a Board is in session and make up paper, Mr. Andy Karras of Earth Day." More than 200 not just go away nor will the concerned citizens worked on cleaner community. You know your own mind. 1 totally refuse to I wrote a letter regarding the search for an answer on how best who you are, and you should be rubber stamp anything without May 3 to pick up 107 bags of litter flooding problem at Monmouth to fix it. veiy proud of the work you have receiving as much detail as is Mobile Home Park. In that letter and recyclables from four loca- tions throughout the township. done. Thank you. available or researched. This, I he mentioned Mayor Edmund DAVID A. SCHAEFER NANCY PAQUETTE must say, not only irritates many Luciano (and Township These volunteers are the true South Brunswick Township heroes of Earth Day, and their South Brunswick Recycling other board members but also the Committee members) Debbie Committeeman Coordinator applicant. A present board mem- Johnson and Frank Gambatese as involvement helped make this a special occasion. ber asked me if I ever got lock "responsive to the needs of town jaw because of my probing. I was residents." For the record and as I would be remiss if I didn't Candidate a loyal not appointed to the board 14 Handicap parking recognize the volunteers who a matter of fact, there is an addi- S.B. Republican years ago to make friends. I was tional Democrat that is respon- too far away assisted me in the coordination appointed to do the best I could sive to those needs as well as a and planning of this event. Very would tend to believe that for the good of South Brunswick. Republican, Ted Van Hessen. n my travels in the area, I special thanks must go to the since I have added myself to have rarely seen parking for South Brunswick Board of the list as a sixth choice on the I believe this year's election to While we may not always agree I be the most important so far in the handicap that was not Education and the Recreation Republican side of the ticket there as to how to solve the myriad I South Brunswick's history. It is township problems, all five of close to the entrance to a single Department for providing trans- are some who will question my standing business establishment. portation to the various cleanup loyalty to the Republican party. I imperative that anyone eligible to your committee persons are lis- vote do so. You, the voters of this tening and working toward An exception to this is Wendy's locations. Other noteworthy par- will now attempt to answer that restaurant on Route 1 in South ticipants include the Shade Tree question, understanding it is diffi- town, have set the agenda, You resolutions. must now complete this job. Both As for the flooding problem Brunswick. Commission, Girl Scout Troop cult to change someone's mind. I asked a gentleman, who said 1551, the Mercer County political parties have selected their at the mobile home park, Mr. I have researched material try- candidates and presented them to (Art) Roedel, as owner of that he was a manager, why it was Transportation Management ing lo find any restriction to add placed so far from the entrance Association, the Forest Fire you, but they we not the only ones park and head of the South primary candidates and mere are in this race. There is another who Brunswick Republican Party, when there are parking spots Service, the South Brunswick none. Just because there are only much closer, His reply was that High School SWEEP Club, knows he can and will carry out may have less than noble reasons four seats that does not mean you your mandate. His name is for litigating and publicizing the their original plan had mem locat- Crossroads Nursery and Longview cannot present five or more candi- ed close to the entrance, but South Waste Systems. Michael Hajek Jr. It is now the problem during a Democratic dates to choose from. As a prima- voters' responsibility to choose. I administration. Whatever his Brunswick Township officials As always, members of our ry candidate for office I believe made them place them where they Township Committee made them- only ask one thing: choose with motivation is, the indisputable the voting public should and must care and caution. facts are that the mobile home are today. I find this hard to selves active sponsors and, in par- have as wide a selection as can be believe, especially when ticular, I would like to thank presented, keeping this special In closing one might ask if I park has a serious flooding prob- have any problem with the lem. In this case the solution McDonald's, Burger King, Mayor Edmund Luciano for his year in mind via our new form of Rumbleseats and others are locat- speech. So many people deserve government. Republican ticket as it now may be bigger than the problem stands. My answer is yes. Why? I as it could be both costly and ed near where you enter and not at recognition and thanks; it's hard to At this point let me set the a considerable distance from the imagine the magnitude of the record as straight as possible. I am am not on it. I hope this is recti- subject to the approval of the fied on June 2.1p he can get. N.J. Department of entrance. effort that was involved. I would a Republican. I will be a personally like to thank Suzanne, Republican for the rest of my nat- MICHAEL HAJEK JR. Environmental Protection. Candidate for South I would urge that all political ROBERT PAUL Greg and Ellen Dwyer; Kate ural life. I am also a loyal parties and their respective can- North Brunswick Shannon; Michelle and Linda Republican and fully support the Brunswick Township Council US- SENTINEL, MAY 14, 1998 1 1 YOUR TURN BUY ONE /GET ONE for The family Deal / Opportunities have bearing on quality of life 994 Buy Two/Get One FREE / uality of life is the reason we're Get a footlong Sub for just 990 when you buy Get one regular Footlong Sub FREE I another footlong Sub of equal or greater when you buy two Footlong Subs of here in South Brunswick. It's the equal or greater value. reason we came and it's the rea- value-and a 22 oz. cup of soft drink Q son we've stayed. What quality of life provides for us and our EDWARD J. VAN HESSEN «SUB families is the principal reason we care as With coupon only, only good at North Brunswick Subway, With coupon only, only good at North Brunswick Subway' , deeply as we do about this nearly 42- 671 Georges Road, N B. Offer expires 6/30/98 671 Georges Road, N B Offer expires 6/30/98 square-mile piece of the planet we occupy. For many of the folks in politics, it's and I am secure in the knowledge that par- apparently enough to simply "talk the talk," ticipation in extracurricular programs signif- but it's obviously too daunting a task for icantly reduces the chance of a student find- FREE some to "walk the walk." Paying lip service ing him or herself on the wrong side of the 6" Sub Footlong Sub to such an amorphous issue as quality of life law or with a substance abuse problem. 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Why has this program been interest to diminish or eliminate these "soft" added? How do the numbers of students programs. Of course it's an easy position to transported reconcile with the enrollment take to argue that taxes are too high. I doubt POOL & PATIO SETS figures? Athletics, music and art, textbooks, there are any among us who would prefer to pay more than we do already. I know I Lowest Prices In New Jersey heating costs, insurance, counselors — you Huge Selection name it — they've all been reviewed, dis- wouldn't. But at the same time, there are sected, re-reviewed and more. Ultimately, several significant investments which I am the time arrives to make choices and there obliged and more than willing to protect. are no easy ones. They were made a long Those arc the investments we all have in our Build A Paradise Resort in Your Own Backyard time before the Township Committee ever children and the investment we've all made f r "got its hands" on the budget. All that in our homes. Some communities are better S £PJ^L We make summer remains are the hard choices. at protecting those investments than others. South Brunswick has proven to be very $BmO fun affordable^ As a community we must make a choice adept at protecting them and has ensured between school tax dollars and programs. that we enjoy a quality of life which sur- We must decide if the addition of boys passes other towns. lacrosse and girls volleyball are worth the I chose to live in South Brunswick for $59,000 investment. We must decide if it's what it offers and for (lie principles it's will- appropriate to. retain school nurses at each ing to promote and defend. I chose to live in of the schools in the district. We must a community with extensive activities for decide if student assistance counselors are my children, a community which is not rife needed. Should we add more clubs, more with crime and violence, a community before- or after-school programs? The list is which dedicates itself to furthering the posi- endless. For me, however, the choice is tive rather than ignoring it. As an elected clear. •With Qualifying Pool official, my responsibility is to make public Packages. Does Not Quality of life, for me, begins with the policy. It may take hours to explain and it Apply To Previous Orders knowledge that the children of our com- may be an unpopular position with some, munity are given the opportunity to succeed but I know in my heart and in my taxpayer's as they approach adulthood. And not just wallet that this is the right decision. The 1997 IN-LINE CflO/ flCC FREE WATER any opportunity, but a better opportunity. I 1998-99 school budget is an appropriate and SKATES %JU /o urr wish for all of our children to have greater, responsible budget and we on the commit- "" TELESCOPE -WOODARD 1 TESTING more diverse opportunities than any of us tee should endorse it. It's a far better idea to SAMSONITE • CASUAL LIVING J Simply bring in 1 quart of water.. enjoyed in our youth. I recognize the educa- invest in prevention than to be forced to PRESEASON SALE We will test it while you wait. tional connection between exposing our bear the greater cost of a cure. Frankly, our children to music and art and their ability to quality of life depends on it. PATIO SALE master mathematics and the life sciences. I Edward J. Van Hessen is a member of value the social goals of athletic programs, the South Brunswick Township Committee 40% OFF REGULAR PRICES Dem campaign under way; needs public input SO&0" s your readers know, South reducing municipal property tax rates, the Grind Brunswick's Democrats have cho- ongoing fights against proposed Route 92 Shoes A sen their slate of candidates and the and the proposed high-speed rail line Now 1998 campaign is under way. The through Monmouth Junction or the en- Democratic slate, led by Debra Johnson for during endeavor to improve the overall Available mayor, with Ed Luciano, Frank Gambatese, quality of life in South Brunswick — have at Frank Antisell and Carol Barrett for council, been championed by our Democrats in the Pelican! is extraordinary, both for its depth and its past and will continue to be priorities. diversity. These individuals offer South To be successful this year, we will need Brunswick a unique and exciting mixture of input and assistance from enthusiastic in- Help Wanted, Sales Personnel, Managers, dividuals. With this in mind, we're seeking Warehouse Laborers • Full • Part Time _ governmental and professional experience, Intermediate markdowns may have been taken. No! responsible freshness of approach, diversity of perspec- volunteers from the community for the cam- for typographical errors. Limited slock. No rain checks. tive and commitment to our community. paign. Please contact me at (732) 329-2248 We believe that these fine candidates are if you are interested in joining us in this truly representational of South Brunswick •exciting opportunity to help our town. We today and offer the energy and intelligence look forward to an energetic and positive Pool & Pailo necessary to help our community meet the campaign, geared to address the issues that * EAST BRUNSWICK SUPER STORE extraordinary challenges before us. confront South Brunswick. Thank you. MOVIE CITY 5 MALL, 1020 Rt. 18 These challenges — whether they be the CHARLES CARLEY EAST BRUNSWICK continued concern with the adverse effects Campaign Manager of overdevelopment, the effort to continue South Brunswick Democrats 1998 12 SENTINEL, MAY 14, 1998

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IM.J. Symphony Orchestra A Children's Festival — Healthy Living Fair Jewish Heritage Concert Then and Now sponsored by The Medical Isaac Stern, violin music, storytelling, puppet Center at Princeton & Monroe Ariel Shamai, violin show, craft demonstrations, Township Office on Aging Ori Kam, viola hands on exhibits, dancing, etc. free and open to public a celebration of Israel's 50th Wethenll historic site screenings for blood pressure, anniversary 269 Georges Rd. cholesterol, lung capacity, body May i4at7'30pm. Dayton section of So. Brunswick fat analysis, head and neck N J, Performing Arts Center May 16,1-5 p m. massage; Newark (732) 329-4000, Ext 671 chance to win door prizes and tickets: $25-$2O0 hi I enjoy refreshments proceeds benefit the United May 16,10:30 a.m - 2.30 p.m. Jewish Appeal of MetroWest Monroe Senior Center (800) ALLECRO One Municipal Plaza 3 Perrineville Road Mercer county Community reservations required College Jazz Band The Deep Cut Orchid Show (732)521-6111 celebration of African-American displays & plants supplied by music organizations & commercial May 14 at 8 p.m. growers from throughout U S. Kelsey Theatre & Europe Mercer Co Community College Monmouth Mall, Eatontown 1200 Old Trenton Road May 14-16,10 a.m -9:30 p.m West Windsor May 17,11 a m -6 p.m. free admission open to the public (609) 586-4800, Ext. 3735 (732)542-0333 1 \\/ Native American Indian Powwow/Festival The Deep Cut Orchid Show will bo at the Monmouth Mall May 14-17 American Indian food, arts and Enamels by Peg Miller crafts, dancing, drumming, 1 II1 A t 1 i through July 31 singing, story telling J i 1?) 1 A\ 1 M by appointment May 15, 9 a in -5 p.m T Hi, t Johnson & Johnson Education May 16,10 a m to 7 p m , Anything Goes Greater Princeton Youth Center shows at 1 p.m and 5 p in. presented by GB Productions Orchestra Guest Artist 410 George St, New Brunswick May 17,10 am to 6 p m , May 14, 16,21 &23at8p.m (732) 246-4066 show at 1 p m. St. Thomas the Apostle Concert Kennedy Park auditorium competition winners will Washington Rd., Sayreville Route 18 perform Sculpture by Suzanne donation. $5 for adults, $3 for Old Bridge Dan Lehrich, bass Langle and welded Metal children ages 5-12 and senior tickets: 5?10 for adults, $8 for Jason Ku, piano by Sergei Gritsay citizens, children under age 5 senior citizens, and children May 17 at 3 p.m. through July 31 admitted free Greater Princeton Youth Orchestra (732) 257-0066 Richardson Auditorium Robert Wood Johnson (732)525-0066 musical director and conductor Harold Princeton University Levin, concerto competition winners (732)251-8323 University Hospital Core Jason Ku and Dan Lehrich will perform tickets: $7 Pavilion (609) 258-5000 Spring Fest '98 on May 17 Sweet Charity Somerset St., New Brunswick juried country crafts show, presented by the Theatre entertainment, displays and YMCA Community Festival Guild of Old Bridge NJ. Symphony Orchestra & Lobster Bake Zdenek Macal, , j Ceramics by Robert exhibits, puppet shows, pet- May 15 and 16 at 8 p.m. ting zoo, goat milking, sheep pony rides, Moon Walk, carnival May 17 at 3 p.m. musical director Chavern and Barbara shearing, games, pony rides, games &• prizes, entertainment, Carl Sandburg Middle School Tzimon Barto, Mellino miniature golf chess tournament, face painting, Route 516 piano through July 31 sponsored by Middlesex family scavenger hunt Old Bridge works of viewing during scheduled County 4-H Princeton YMCA tickets' $14, $ 8 for students, Prokofiev, performances May 16 &17,11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Route 206 & Paul Robeson PI. $7 for senior citizens Joan Tower, State Theatre (rain or shine) Princeton (732) 607-8462 Tchaikovsky Livingston Avenue Middlesex County May 17,1 -4 p.m. May 15 at 8 p.m. 1 New Brunswick Fairgrounds/4-H Center free admission State Theatre Cranbury and Fern roads (609) 497- YMCA The Rothschilds Livingston Aye. starring Bernie Dean in a one- East Brunswick New Brunswick admission; $2 for adults, man performance to celebrate tickets: $12-$52 Wild New Jersey Family Israel's 50th anniversary $1 for children Program sponsored by the N.J.Region (800) ALLEGRO Tzimon Barto free parking brunch buffet with Jersey Fresh of Women's American ORT (732)238-6669 fruits and vegetables, (Organization for Rehabilitation Westminster conservatory The Very Young at Art: Tall morning bird walk, "Walking through Training) Benefit Concert Tales Stick" workshop, talks and May 17 at 2 p.m. Phyllis Alpert Lehrer and Ena gallery tour and art-making demonstrations, entertainment Monroe Township High School Bronstein Barton, duo-piano activity for children ages 3-6 May 17, noon -4 p.m. Perrineville Road May 13 at 8 p.m with an adult N J. Museum of Agriculture tickets' $30 preferred seating, Alexander Hall May 16 at 1 p.m. 103 College Farm Road $20 general admission, $25 at Richardson Auditorium Jane Voorhees Zimmerli Art North Brunswick the door, $100 for patrons Princeton University Museum (732) 249-2077 (800) 675-2678 tickets: $10 George & Hamilton streets (908) 686-2889 (609) 258-5000 New Brunswick Princeton corridor Rotary children's materials fee: Auto Show Extravaganza & Fred Garbo's inflatable The Brentano String $6 for nonmembers, Fail- Quartet $4 for members wide range of vehicles dis- Theater Company (732)932-7237, Ext. 615 gliding, tumbling, juggling, works of Haydn, Beethoven, played, craft vendors, scale mime, music, dancing, Mendelssohn model racetrack, Moon Walk, comedy with inflatable props May 14 at 8 p.m. The Emperor's New clowns, games and contests May 17 at 1 p.m. Alexander Hall Clothes presented by Princeton State Theatre Richardson Auditorium presented by Kaleidoscope Corridor Rotary Club 15 Livingston Ave. Princeton University Theatre adjacent to Hyatt Regency in New Brunswick tickets: $19-$29 May 16 at 2 & 4 p.m. Carnegie Center, Route 1 tickets: $10, $12 $2 students Kelsey Theater Princeton (732) 246-7469 (609) 258-5000 Mercer Co. Community College May 17, 9 a.m.-4 p.m, 1200 Old Trenton Rd. admission: $3, includes raffle West Windsor "The Lighthouse" by Stephen L Addeo ticket for pair of round-trip (609) 584-9444 • is on display at Johnson & Johnson Education Center through July 31 Continental Airlines tickets NS 14 SENTINEL, MAY 14,1998

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Seeking Seeking a single, professional, male, tive, sensitive, caring, single white 19 yr old, 5'6", 130 Ib, female, an white single or divorced man, 45 to 55 male, 21 to 26 who knows how to have accounting student Is looking for an a white male, 33 to 40, to enhance the who's outgoing, honest, marriage who is caring, sensitive and has a quality of each others lives. BOX minded, for friendship and possible a good time and knows how to treat a accountable, focused male who treats •great sense of humor. BOX 35861 ' lady. Enjoys dancing, Atlantic city, a woman with respect, likes hanging 33007 long term relationship. No games li B?x ?5162 out, long walks on beach, camping, DREAMS DO COME TRUE! BEEN THERE DONE THAT please. BOX 33000 __ movies, theatre and candlelight din- This 36 yr old, 5'2", full figured, non- WE SHOULD MEET MEN SEEKING ...Been married, divorced, now wid- SEEKING MY SOULMATE 5'1", petite, divorced Jewish female ners. BOXJ36030 smoking female is seeking romance, owed. 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BOX 35924 to 50's, so call, and be there, do that. and sincere male for companionship BOX 32768 tionship leading to marriage, please NEED A COMPANION SWEET WHISPERS ARABIAN KNIGHT call. BOX 32980 Widowed white female, 70 yrs young, Italian whito malo, 6!, black curly hair initially, possibly more later, with simi- ONE OF A K!ND lar lnJerK3tsJ3qX_360_77 If you are professional, middle eastern 5'4", 125 lbs, who is down to earth and with mustache and goates, is sooking Vivacious, attractive, intelligent, FUN TO BE WITH has a sense of humor. Enjoys dining man, rescue me. I am 27, single, white dynamic, energetic, petite, fit, divorced 24 yr old, 5'6", 120 Ib, single mother a female, 25-50, race or othnic back- FREE SPIRIT female, blonde, green eyes, enjoys out, movies, walks on the boaidwalk, ground unimportant, who is warm, Full figured, mid 4O's, auburn hair, fine dining, dancing, and arable music. female, 48, brunette, 5'2", 120 lbs, non with brown hair and eyes. 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BOX 11101 A CLASS ACT 26 yr old, female teacher, loves having LET'S SHARE IDEAS BRIGHT AND BEAUTIFUL Single, white female, 39 yrs old, 57", fun, dancing, theater, children, going 37 yr old family oriented, 170 Ib, 5'9", Divorced, white professional female, who is classy, attractive sincere, and to the beach and walking on the board- fit, while father of one onjoys dining, ex-model, teachar, useful blonde. caring. In search of single, white male, I'm just not walk, New York city and quiet evonlngs camping, dining out, boach and Enjoys dancing, seashore, culture, 35-45, 5'9" plus, who Is honsst, comfortable meeting at home. Looking for a male, 23 to 25, movies. Seoking a singlo white travel. Seeks caring, fit, well groomed, romantic and not Into games. BOX financially secure who wants to have fornalo, 29-39, with similar Interests successful, attractive, divorced white 33020 people in bars or fun. BOX 34615 and more. Kids aro flno. BOX 35773 professional male, 47 to 58. BOX MINNIE SEEKS MICKEY MIDDLESEX AREA! 32988 single groups, so my I'LL BE YOUR FANTASY Loving, feminine, young at heart, sin- best friend, Susan, 46 yr old divorced, white femala, 175 58 yr old, 6', 155 Ib, fit, romantic, whito JUST BE YOURSELF gle, white professional female' 37, lbs, S'8", from Middlesex countyl Enjoy male, patient, playful and fun. Soaking Attractive, petite, brunette, 45, seeks caring, sensitive, compassion- suggested the the outdoors, NASCAR, movies, ani- a fit, caring and opsn mindod lady, 40- divorced white female. Enjoys movies, ate, single, white, professional male, personnats. She tr\ed mals, sports, Harley's. Seeking single 50, for a caring and discreet friond- dancing, dining, and Harley 38 to 43, for possible long term rala- or divorced white male, 35 to 55, with ship. BOX 35794 Davidsons, Young looking and young tionship. BOX33017 and siad it was fast, similar Interests. BOX 34930 LIKE WHAT YOU READ? at heart, seeks white male, 40 to 50, WISHES COME TRUE easy, safe and ATTRACTIVE SENSITIVE fit, romantic, confident, enjoys life. Single nativo American female, 21, Female, 30 years old, 57", seeks sin- 50 yr old, Italian male, likes cooking, BOX 33027 outgoing, sweet and romantic with confidential and that gle, Jewish male, 30-35, who is attrac- country concerts and music, movies, good sense of humor and personality. tive, intelligent and sensitive for possi- camping and many other things. BROWNTYED GIRL ou mjeet really nice Soaking a sincere, female, 45 to 55. Pretty, petite, brunette Is adventurous, Searching for a white male, 21-26, for bjejejatashjp. BOX 32981 friendship possibility long term. Quiet for possible long term relationship. fun loving and caring. Enioy blue jeans s. So I placed my CAN WE TALK? BOX 35927 and or dressing up, the outdoors, evenings, dinners, pets and no games. BOX 32983 ee ad and meet a White widow Jewish female mid 50's, working out, beach and quiet dinners. non smoker, attractive, classy, looking IT'S BEACH TIME! Seek a man, mid 30's to early 4O's PRETTY PROFESSIONAL nderful man. I'm for non-game playing Mensch 55-65, Single white male, 30, attractive, 5'11", Handsome, physically fit, romantic, 5'2", classy, European female with ky, but now I'm interested in movies, theater, New York 192 lbs enjoys sports, the boach, out- adventurous, emotionally and finan- auburn hair and blue eyes. Seeking an City, ballet, opera, walks etc. Joan river doors, quiot ovpnings, movies and cially secure and who values commu- established, intelligent, witty, Jewish and in love," says^can we talk'^BOX 32977 _ more Sooking single white, attractive nication and honesty. BOX 33006 gentleman, 55 to 60, 5'9" plus, for all femalo, 22-34, height and weight pro- seasons. BOX 33014 QUIET TIMES Wrffl ME portlonate, with similar interests. BOX LOOKING FOR SOMEBODY Single white Jewish female, 33, 5'5" 35991 Single white female, 5'3", 130 lbs, TIRED OF GAMES with brown hair brown eyes. Enjoy din- looking for someone who Is good with 46 yr old, single, Hispanic mom Is Ing out, sports and quiet times. PACK YOUR BAGS! children, loyal, the outdoors type, and looking for a man, 35 to 50, who does- Seeking single white Jewish male with 170 Ib, 6'3" male with long brown hair believes in a good relationship. n't like to play games. Enjoys the sim- similar Interests, for possible long term is an international professional pho- Preferably Gemini, 21 to 27. BOX ple things in Ufa, who is looking to start relatianship^BOX_34845 tographer who travels to Europe a lot, 32780 an extraordinary friendship that could enjoys traveling, music and art. lead to a meaningful relationship. BOX TELL ME ABOUT YOUI RED HEADED NURSES SWEET AND CARING Seeking an attractive femalo, 19-26, FUN & FUNNY 33012 Pretty brunette, 5'8" female, enjoys the 39 yr old, 5'8", full figured, divorced, Sweet girl 21 yr, 5'8", 150 Ib, with who is Intelligent, attractive and likes 39 yr old, 5'7", full figured, Irish French outdoors, movies and dining out. Italian/German female with long, red blonde hair blue eyes. My interests are trayejlng_ BOX 36083 femals with brunette hair and brown PETITE BLOND Seeking fit, tall, non smoking, hair and brown eyes. In search of a the gym, music, dancing, dining out, eyes. Seeking non smoking, healthy 29 yr old, blue eyes, happy, caring, Hispanic, Asian, Indian or white male, single or divorced, Italian male, 40 to and movies. Seeking someone who is POSSIBLE FUTURE male, with own teeth and hair, finan- easy going. Seeks tall, professional 38-44, with similar Interests, for possi- 50, with old fashioned values and pos- caring, honest and looking for a long 33 yr old, single, white, professional cially secure. Must enjoy people, liv- male, 29-35, for fun, long walks on ble long term relationship. BOX 35275 sible long term relationship. BOX tern[L*tionghlp_. J30X 3J?43 male, over 6', enjoys movies, dining, ing, shore and boardwalk, music arid bsach, movies, dancing and good 33001 the outdoors and tho beach. Seeking a times. BOX 33010 I AM WAITING HAZEL EYED BLOND single, white, professional female with romance, fhe food, laughter and ani- 37 yr old non smoking, mother of BEST FRIEND WANTED Single white female, 5'6", 125 lbs, mals. BOX 33026 similar Interests, for friendship, possi- SEEKS SINCERE SR three, blonde hair and blue eyes, like 40 yr old, attractive, caring, divorced, comfortable in jeans or an evening bly more.J3OX 36146 ARE U SURE? Independent widow, living in active movies, traveling, dining out, the white female with blonde hair, blue gown. In search of a white male, 39- 37 yr old, 125 Ib single white female, adult community, seeks cultured beach, walks and more. Seeking a eyes. Searching for a very good look- 49, who is romantic and enjoys life and TESTING THE WATERS physically fit, enjoys working out, din- retired gentleman, over 65 with a male, 40's, who Is romantic, honest, ing male, rugged type, 38-47, finan- living. BOX 32972 32 yr old single white male, brown hair Ing out, traveling, the beach etc. sense of humor. Enjoys nature, the does not play games for friendship. cially and emotionally secure, must and eyes, 140 lbs enjoys movies, din- Looking for someone who knows what beach, walks In the woods, classical Monmouth county. BOX 35425 adore children. BOX 32951 ing, the beach, boardwalk, water music and travel. No games please. they want and is interested in a long SINCERE AND LOVING SEEKING SOUL MATE sports and Atlantic City. Seeking a sin- term relationship BOX 33942 BOX 35478 gle or divorced, white, petite femala, Single white female 5'8", romantic, Single, white female, 28, 5'2", petite, 23-32, who enjoys similar Interests. WANNA BE WITH ME? PRETTY PROFESSIONAL Intelligent with good sense of humor. college educated, morally conservative, Call 1-900-773-6602 Auburn hair and blue eyes, 5'2", Friendship, possible relationship. BOX 39 yr old, 5'4", single female, brunette Enjoys music, movies, computers, din- marriage minded, adores children. In 36284_ hair, brown eyes and medium built, shapely, affectionate with a touch of Ing out, beach, and quiet times. Seeks search of a hard working single white $1.99 per min. smoker, social drinker. Into camping, European class, seeks an established, single or divorced white male 37 to 57 male, 27 to 36, who is seeking a long ATHLETIC MALE Harley Davidson's, the outdoors, intelligent, witty, 55-60, 5'9" plus years old with similar interests and atti- term relationship. BOX 32997 EBONY DANCERS Single white male, 38, seeks non- oldies music, white water rafting, etc. Jewish gentleman for all seasons. tude for possible long term relation- Dangerous, spontaneous and unique, smoking single white female, 29-41, BOX 32984 ship. BOX 32998 . NEXT MOVE IS YOURS loves nature. Two beautiful black Looking for a single guy who really Fun loving, attractive, full figured, sin- females, 22 and 20, students, 5'5" and for tennis, jogging, walking, and cultur- wants to be with someone. BOX SEEKING FRIENDSHIP GENTLEMAN WANTED gle female. Enjoys music, clubs, din- 5'8", great sense of humor, beach al trips. Homeowner. Enjoys garden- 34690 62 yr old, 5'8", attractive widow Is White, slim, romantic lady, 40's, down ing out, beach and more. Seeking a ing, movies, beaches, pets, and admirers. Looking for two, tall single nature. BOX 33028 FRIENDS CARE! seeking a tall, sincere gentleman who to earth. Seeking an honest man, 45 to single male, 40 to 55, for a relation- white males 20 to 27, 5'10 plus, medi- Professional, divorced white female, Is romantic. Enjoys movies, dining in 55 with a good heart for a lasting rela- ship. BOX 35120 um build, funny, mentally stable and CALL ME LINDA ~ 55, 5'9", intelligent, energetic, great or out, 50's music, the shore and being tionship. BOX 3299S career oriented, likes alternative, jazz. with someone special. BOX 35077 BLUE EYES Linda, you left a message on mailbox smile and sense of humor. I like brows- ARE U LOOKING FOR ME 26 yr S'2", 100 Ib, with blonde hair and BOX 33023 #33005, and I did not get your phone ing book stores, taking long walks, ATTRACTIVE BLONDE 37 yr old, divorced female, 5'4", 135 blue eyes. Interest are movies, travel, TWO GUYS number. Please call back. BOX 33029 dancing, dining out and more. Seeking 65 yr old, 5'5" female, honest, sincere, lbs. Seeking an attractive single male shopping, quite times, and beach. a tall, sincere, divorced or widowed Two Jewish males, 28 and 29,5'6" and SHARE THE LOVE! caring and fun loving. Seeks mature who is fun to be with and loves chil- Seeking a down to earth male to share 5'8". We enjoy the beach, hanging out, 22 yr old single, white male, 6'2', 200 white male, 50 plus for a caring friend- gentleman, 60 to 80, for long term rela- dren. Enjoys dancing, movies, dining, similar interests. Race Is unimportant. mon mouth. In search of two single ship. BOX 35604 tionship. BOX 32999 lbs, looking for someone to share music and more. BOX 34974 BOX 34636 Jewish females, 21 to 29. BOX 33002 romance with. BOX 35611 FREE PERSONAL AD ik FREE VOICE GREETING * FREE MESSAGE RETRIEVAL TO PLACE YOUR FREE AD, CALL 1-800-647-8403. ANYTIME, DAY OR NIGHT. Both numbers work with TouchTone™ and Rotary phones. K- •> II ' / l\ I j 1 "I I - . ', 1 I NS SENTINEL, MAY 14, 1998 15 ^MEETING PLACE TO RESPOND TO AN AD, CALL l-^OO"" / / 3" $1.99 PER MINUTE. YOU MUST BE 18 OR OLDER.

FATTY FOR CUTEY WANTED: BURNING LOVE LOOKING FOR FRIENDS Single, white male, (cat) 39, seeks sin- Voluntoer Fireman, looking for a Single white malo, 34, 6', brown hair gle, white, Asian tomato, 24-36, for fomale, 45 to 55 Children are okay and eyes, average build Tiiod of the possible long term relationship Lot's Must live in Monmuth County area bars Likes tho outdoors, movies, share a milk shake and do a little cud- Must be understanding and loving If music and having fun Seeks a single dling Meow! BOX 33024 interested please cdll BOX 33016 or divorced female, 29-39 who likes to have fun, for a friendship or possible 100 PERCENT IRISH MONMOUTH COUNTY relationship BOX 33005 originally from Now York city! Single Single white male 25, 5'10 , athletical- white male, 33, 5'3 , brown hair and ly fit, good looking, honest and very OUTGOING blue eyes, modium built In soarch of a friendly In search of single white Divorced white male, 33 yrs old, 5'8", single white female, 25 to 35 for lonq female, 18 to 28 who is friendly, caring in groat shape, likes Harley walks, talks on the boach, quiet times and likes to go out Friends first BOX Davidsons, camping, fishing, beaches at home BOX 356S3 32589 going out to see live bands, and watching movies Soeking a fit and GREAT DATES AWAITI LIBERAL whito femalo, 25-35, 5'4"-5'8', for a 23 yr old, Hispanic malo, lives in tho Single white male 50's, 160 lbs, 5'8 , possible long term relationship BOX Freehold area, college student, 6'2", Princeton auto show will rev up Sunday dark hair Seeks slim woman Enjoy 32960 dark oyos and hair I enjoy going to from the shore to homallfe BOX plays, movies, dancing, dining, going 33011 SEEKING YOUNGER LADY to Manhattan and more Seeking a fun The seventh "Annual Princeton Corri- entry into a raffle for door prizes and a APPLY NOW Fun loving 52 yr old, divorced white loving, nice, fomale, 1B to 35 to have male, 5'9". 160 lbs, successful, dor Rotary Club Auto Show & Extrava- grand prize. qreal times with BOX 35838 Athiotic, divorced white male, know it all, PHD/Sclence/Psychology Seeks attractive, In-shape, non-smokor, looking for attractive, in-shapo ganza" will be held Sunday at Carnegie In the event of rain, the show will be WHERE ARE YOU? successful, local non-princess lemalo female under 40 who loves life! Young 51 yr old, good looking, Italian (over 40), who lacks malo attention Center in Princeton, located on Route 1. held May 31. Enjoys collecting classic enrs, weight malo blown hair and oyos, 160 lbs, a Beauty not required BOX 33004 lilting, hot rods, travel, and animals musician Interests incluclo writing The show will be held from 9 a.m. to One ticket holder will win the grand SHINING KNIGHT BOX 32994 music, singing, listen to country music, 4 p.m. and will feature more than 350 an- prize of two round-trip tickets for any bowling, fishing, oto Looking for a lady 34 yr old, single while piofossional attractive), educated, athletic, onjoys WIDOWER who lovob lifp and is up front with nor White malo, 52 yrs, 5'8', 1K0 lbs pio- tique, classic, custom and exotic cars, as destination in the continental United life BOX 35932 spoils, comedy clubs, dancing Seeks single white fem.ilo 26-36, romance, fossional, financially secure, hke.s well as more than 120 new cars from 24 romantic evenings, music dancing States on Continental Airlines. SEEK QUALITY WOMANI sincere athiotic, with great sense of and cooking Seeks female 35-4B, Attractive, 25 yi old, 170 Ib, family ori- humor BOX 33008 local dealetships. Proceeds will benefit local charities kids okay, for fun and a long torm rela- ented, single, white malo, brown hair GIRLFRIEND WANTED tionship BOX 32093 Admission will cost $3; children and causes supported by the Rotary Club and eyes, in good shapo, omployed I 40 yr old, singlp, whito malo looks onjoy day trips to Atlantic City, shop- younger, attractivo, men personality under age 16 and senior citizens will be of Princeton Corridor, and a portion will ping, movies, dining out sports the honest affectionate, down to oarlh beach, dancing, etc Looking for a sin- admitted free of charge. be donated lo Rotary International for far- Enioys tho outdoors, biking and more gle, white female 20 to 26 BOX Sookmg a single, whilp fomale 21 lo Each admission ticket will include icaching efforts. 35940 35 for a lovinq respectful, ono on ono WANTED SPECIAL LADY relationship BOX 33009 Single white male, 47, 5'10 , 175 lbs, WHAT A TALKER Call 1-900-773-6602 nonsmokor, handsome, sincere 33 yr old Irish malo, oooks beautiful $1.99 per mln. en|oys dining out, dancing, movies woman, 25 to 35, for boach walks quiet times In soarch of ono very bpo- Historical Society sets open house cial lady, 30 plus, tor dating, friendship long tniks and more I'm horo BOX PLACE YOUR FREE AD possiblo sonous long term relation- 35510 TODAY ship, marriage No drugs, no smokers I'M NOT SERIOUS CALL 1-800-647-8403. The Kingston Historical Society will building on the Delaware and Raritan Children welcome BOX 32544 White malo 6', 190 lbs, black hair and blue eyes Sookmg now and intorost- host an open house at its new headquar- Canal, which the society is leasing from LOVE AND KISSES Ing woman Nothing sonous BOX Athletic single Jewish mala not reli- ters, the Delaware and Raritun Canal the Delaware and Raritan Canal State 35541 gious, 45 In search of shapoly woman WOMEN' - Locktender's House on Route 27, on May Park. 29-40 Enjoys romanco, travel, New COMMITMENT MINDED... York City, cooking, outdoors floa mar- 30 yr old, 5' 11", employed, Jewish ALTERNATIVE 17 from 2 - 4 p.m. The group, celebrating "We also invite anyone with Kingston kets, oldies and new adventures All malo, heart of platinum, gorgeous repliesanswered BOX 33019 green eyas und a cute smile with dim- Call 1-900-773-6602 its founding, will induct its first slate of memorabilia to consider exhibiting these ples Likes kids, animals, broadway $1.99 permin. officers. Refreshments will be served dur- items at the Locktender's House," said NICE GUY shows, traveling, fine dining and Single, white professional, non smok- moro Seeking a Jewish, professional GET IN TOUCH! ing the event. Conington Hwong, president of the soci- ing male, 34, 5'8" with thin build, female, 25 to 30, not afraid of com- enjoys movies, museums, theater, var- Petite, attractive Hispanic female, 25, mitment and similar interests BOX onjoys music and movies, fn search of The purpose of the society is to pre- ety. "We will be presenting a special exhi- ied interests in search of single white 35237 _ female for friendship or long term rela- a femalo, 20 to 30 for friendship and serve and promote the history of Kingston bition in the fall." tionship BOX 3301B ARE YOU FED UP? fun BOX 35595 The society encourages anyone in the 36 yr old 5'7" male, new to area, Is through activities that include identifying, JUST DO IT looking for femalo under 57", who is Kingston area with an interest in the vil- Handsome, affluent, multi-lingual, sin- collecting and exhibiting photographs, intelligent, attractive, spontaneous, GUIDELINES gle Caribbean black male, 6'2", 45, romantic and enjoys spending oral histories, local records and other arti- lage's history to join the group. Member- well built En|oys sports, theatre, trav- The Publisher msiimes no liability tor (lie evenings at home, dining out and L(intents tit, w replies to .iny personal facts that contribute to an understanding of ship cost is $8 a year for individuals; $5 eling and fine cuisine Seeking single more BOX 35312 _ 1 white, Hispanic or Asian female, 57" advertisement ;, ,uicl MILII liability rot exclusively with the advertiser of, or for senior citizens; $12 for families. plus, attractive, intelligent, down to LIKE GOOD TIMES? Kingston's past. Kingston has been a respondent to such udveilisenii'nt* I lie earth, for possible long term relation- 45 yr old, 6'2", 220 Ib, divorced hand- Publisher may, in lit sole discretion, crossroads and gathering place for more Regular meetings are held at 7:30 p.m. on ship J3OX 32954 __ somo, nonsmoking male Is seeking Lhange, reject or delete anypeisomil adver- female, 30 to 45, who is big and beau- than 300 years. the second Thursday of each month at the LOVES THE OUTDOORS tisement? which it deems iruppropritilc All tiful Children area fine Enjoy dining, advertisers must recuid •! voice greeting to Locktender's House. For more informa- Single white male, 40, looks younger dancing and sports BOXJ35384 __ Among the society's first priorities will Attractive, nice personality, honast, accompany their M\ Ails without vnice tion, contact the society at P.O. Box 323, affectionate and down to earth Enioys OPEN MINDED greetings may not appear in The Meeting be to develop a plan for use of the Lock- the outdoors, bicycle riding and more White male B', 190 lbs, very attractive, PLice When you respond to a Meeting Place ad, your phone hill will reflect a tender's House and the toll/telegraph Kingston, NJ 08528-0323. Seeking a single white female, 21-35 great shape, athletic, down to earth. ( Seeks attractive female for casual chfiige ot %\ J!) per minute An average 3 for a one-on-one loving, respectful minute call cosis $5 97. The Meeting Plate encounters and good times, no relationship_BOX 330^3 is provided by Greater Media nnd games, will return all calls J3OX33003 NEW TO AREA Advanced Telecom Services, Wayne, PA Kingston Greenways to hold meeting May 21 Hispanic male, 23, graduate student, BEST BET 19087, the piograni operators, and can bo in search of a single female, age and Adorable, brilliant, tenderhearted, very readied at l-H0()-247-12K7 from 9 am to S race unimportant Enjoy going out, funny, creative, single white male, 47, pm, Monday through Friday To change or Linda Mead, executive director of following goals: dancing, nightclubs, theatre and stay- nonsmoker, nondnnker, in search of renew youi ad or for customer .service, call ing home sometimes Looking for exceptionally attractive, very intelli- 1-800 247-1287 from 9 am lo 5 pm Delaware and Raritan Greenway, will speak • establishment of a permanent "Green Monday through Friday- someone intelligent, honest, attractive gent, younger woman Petite a plus! at the May 21 meeting of the Kingston Belt" around the village of Kingston con- BOX 32492 Copyright 1997 ATS and sincere BOX 33015 Greenways Association (KGA). sisting of natural environments, recreational The meeting will begin at 7:30 p.m. at park land, agricultural and horticultural land, Thereare am mare a3s . the Kingston First Aid Squad Building, wetlands, streams and ponds, and sites of Ste The IVtetirg- Place en the ]j±erret at Route 27 and Raymond Road. historical interest, with preserved "connec- ht tp://www.webfriends.com tions of green" to and beyond the Green Belt The meeting will also discuss the KGA's for walking, jogging, bicycling and horse- community action project for National Trails back riding; Days, June 6 and 7. FREE PERSONAL AD * FREE VOICE GREETING • to promote understanding of our local * FREE MESSAGE RETRIEVAL ik The KGA is seeking volunteers who can environment through study and education "bring their own shovel" to lend a hand in and to provide oversight and advocacy for spreading stone on a new walking trail locat- TO PLACE YOUR FREE AD, CALL 1-800-647-8403 open space in the Kingston area; and ed between Mapleton and Ridge roads. • to work in partnership with other re- ANYTIME, DAY OR NIGHT. The KGA was founded this year at the gional, state and national organizations in Both numbers work with TouchTone™ and Rotary phones. request of the Kingston Initiative. Mem- pursuit of open space preservation and bership is open to anyone who shares the awareness. 1 6 SENTINEL, MAY 14,1998

PUBLIC SPEAKING — Douglas Florian, an author of children's books, speaks to TELL ME A STORY — Kaitlin Heringes listens to a story by children's author students at Monmouth Junction School May 8. Douglas Florian at the Monmouth Junction School May 8. (Jerry Wolkowitz/Greater Media) (Jerry Wolkowitz/Greater Media) COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARD Dedication of Veterans All You Can Eat Fish Register children for Take Bicentennial Park to be held May 23 Fry planned for May 22 YMCA computer clinic Garden Tour on Sat. The dedication of Veterans Park, lo- Lt. John Farnkopf American Legion The South Brunswick Family YMCA Visit eight of South Brunswick's private cated on Beekman Road in the Kendall Post No. 401 will host an All You Can Eat will accept registration for its summer gardens on Saturday as part of the Bi- Park section of South Brunswick, will be Fish Fry on May 22 from 5-8 p.m. The din- "Computer Kids Clinic," which will be centennial Garden Tour. The tour will not held at 10 a.m. May 23. The park will fea- ner will be held at the post home located on held the week of July 20 from 9 a.m. to start at Welherill House as pieviously re- ture a walking track, a ball field and an Major Road in the Monmouth Junction sec- noon at Monmouth Junction School. ported but can be started at any of three in-line skating rink. All veterans and resi- tion of South Brunswick. The cost will be Children, ages 7-10, will be placed in locations: near Biunswick Acres at 90 dents are invited to attend the event. $8 for adults; $7 for senior citizens; $4 for groups based on skill level. Macintosh Henderson Road; in Kendall Park at 19 Refreshments will be served. children ages 5-10; and free for children equipment will be used. For registration Aldrich Road (off New Road); or in under age 5. For more information, call or more information, call (732) 329-1150. Kingston at 14 Basin St. (off Academy (732) 329-9861 after 4 p.m. Scholarships will be available on a limit- Stieet). Each location will have free maps. Sand Hills Preschool to ed basis for those in need. Tours will be held from 9 a.m. to noon. offer summer programs Participants are encouraged to bring cam- S.B. Family YMCA to eras. The touis will offer ideas for garden "Summer at Sand Hills," a program for Cemetery tour part of designs. Each gardener will have a written children ages 3 and 4, will be offered at offer Theater Clinic naiiative about their garden available. Tours Sand Hills Preschool Community Presby- The South Brunswick Family YMCA anniversary celebration will be rescheduled if it rains. terian Church, located at 57 Sand Hill Road, is accepting registrations for its Theater On Saturday the Kingston Piesbyterian Kendall Park. The summer miniprograms Clinic. The clinic will begin Aug. 10 and Church will plan a tour of the church ceme- will be held from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Programs will be held 9 a.m. to noon. The program tery, site of the original building dating from Presbyterian church to will include: "Exploring Sports" from July will teach participants ages 7-15 about 1732, as the second event in its year-long 20-24 and July 27-31, and "Exploring Arts, character study, scenic designs, costumes 275th anniversary celebration. There will hold roast beef dinner Crafts and Music" fiom Aug. 3-7. Activities and makeup. Theater games, improvisa- also be a tour of the historic village of Miller Memorial Presbyterian Church will include outside play, indoor gym, tions and scene presentations will culmi- Kingston and the present church building in South Brunswick will hold its Spring music, crafts and Christian education. Cost nate in a performance. For additional in- which dates from 1852. The free tour will Roast Beef Dinner on Saturday from 4- for two-week sessions will be $195 or $95 formation or registration, contact the start at 2:30 p.m. from the church parking 7:30 p.m. Chairman Ed Helfrey planned a for a one-week session; a $10 registration YMCA at (732) 329-1150. Scholarships lot and will be conducted by membeis of the traditional menu of sliced roast beef, fee will also be charged. For more informa- will be available on a limited basis for church. Following the tour, the public will mashed potatoes and gravy, corn, green tion, call (908) 940-1515. those in need. be invited to a "Pig Roast Dinner" hosted by beans, cole slaw, rolls and butter, pie and the Amish Farmeis' Market. A tent will be beveiage. Requested donations will be $9 erected on the south lawn of the chmch and for adults and $4 foi children undei age there will be seatings at 5 p.m. and 6 p.m. 12. Proceeds will benefit the church's Tickets will cost $7 for adults and $4 for local mission, youth work and missionary children under age 12. Seating will be lim- funds.Take-out meals will be available; ited. Tickets may be obtained by calling the free baby-sitting will be provided by the church office at (609) 921-8895 or Charles chuich's youth group. For tickets call Bushnell at (609) 921-9581. (732) 329-3763; for take-out orders call the church office at (732) 329-6262.

• •'• Eyesry • •:..•. •' : Wednesday Night S.B. Seniors to sponsor .. '• FREE : Pool CRUISE SAVINGS Las Vegas trip June 7-11 after 7 pm The South Biunswick Seniors will spon- 5.00 PITCHERS UP TO sor a Las Vegas nip from June 7-11. The Featuring: five-day, four-night trip will cost $550 per Stan person for double occupancy. Cost will on vocals include round-trip transportation via Jn Our Pub 50% Off Continental Airlines, airport transfers in Las Thursday Nights Vegas and four nights deluxe hotel accom- Appetizersalsolivailabie Brochure Rates modations at Luxor Hotel and Casino. The trip will depart from Newark Airport at 7:30 CRUISEONE. a.m. and will arrive in Las Vegas at 10 a.m. (non-stop flight). The trip will depart Las #1 in Cruising Nationwide Vegas at 11:10 a.m. on June 11 with plans to arrive in Newark at 6:45 p.m. Located at Rt. 130 6 Rt. 522 in Da Robert Cardaneo Transportation to and from the airport will adjacent to Days Inn Your Local Independent Cruise Specialist be piovided but is not included in the cost. CUK For information, contact Lillian Camp at Monmouth Junction, NJ nacoa (732) 422-9341. All reservations are subject 732-438-1139/800-519-0050 to confirmation and availability. SENTINEL, MAY 14, 1998 17 Council OKs 5-cent school tax reduction "The state recommends two percent of million It went up 100 peicent." said his vote in favor of the cut was not Panel votes 4-2 to the budget for capital outlays," Shamy "The township budget went up 23-24 about personal feelings on the issue. trim $570,000 from said. "This was the amount over that." percent in that same time," DeLuca said. "The people came out and spoke their defeated budget Spaulding and DeLuca voted against Spaulding, who was a staunch budget minds," Pappas said. "I took an oath to do the budget cut for different leasons. advocate dining the school elections, had what's right for all the people of Noith BY DANIEL O'DONNELL "I'm not going to support thus cut," mixed feelings on the issue. "I'm not Brunswick." Staff Writer DeLuca said, "because I don't think it's happy with these cuts," Spaulding said. "The council really missed the boat on NORTH BRUNSWICK — Township large enough." He said he was unhappy because "it's this," said John Daingerfield, a fonnei voters defeated the school budget by a ] 2- He noted that in his tenure on the coun- too laigc a cut. ... This was a lean budget. school boaid member. "The fact that 11 peicent maigin in April's school elections, cil the budget has nevei been decreased We aie cutting into the meat of the budget. peicent of lcgisteied voters voted 'no' is and the Township Council got the mes- and compared the school budget to that of "I could justify making a four-point hardly an ovei whelming mandate," sage. the municipality. cut," Spaulding said latei. "I just couldn't "I agree with anyone who says school The council voted 4-2 Monday to cut "Since I've been on the council," the vote yes on a live-point cut" funding is a mess," Daingciileld said, "but $570,000 from the school board's pro- thiec-term councilman said, "the school Councilman Paul Pappas said he pei- the fact that funding is a mess shouldn't posed budget. The dissent was bipaitisan, budget has gone from $23 million to $44 sonally wouldn't mind the extra taxes but cause us to take it out on our kids." with Councilmen David Spaulding, a Republican, and Sam DeLuca, a Demo- crat, voting against the cut. DeLuca wanted to cut more, and Spaulding did not think the recommended cuts were significant enough. He said after REGISTER TO WIN A the meeting he would have prefeired a 4- cent tax-rate cut. The council's lecommcnded cuts would come from proposed new piogiams and staff; clubs; and construction. The cut will trim 5 cents off next year's school tax rate, nearly negating the $700,000 funding cut that the state made FREE AT FORSGATE COUNTRY CLUB earlier this yeai. That deaease was based on a change in the way the state calculates aid to school districts. Taxes were expected to rise 15 to 17 cents befoie the state aid reduction; had the Here's your opportunity to make your school boaid's fust budget been appioved at the polls, taxes would have increased 22 wedding a truly memorable occasion. cents. The school tax rate is now $2.78 per $100 assessed piopeity valuation. Unless the school boaid chooses to appeal, it will have to cut the $570,000 from the tax levy, but it does not have to To ENTER/ simply pick up an entry form at Forsgate follow the council's lecommended cuts. Several council members voting for the cut mentioned that no existing programs Country Club, Forsgate Drive, ]amesburg, New Jersey, would be lost and that no state cuniculum standards would be sacrificed. "This isn't taking textbooks out of chil- You could be the Grand Prize Winner of a wedding dren's hands; this isn't stopping courtesy busing," said Councilman Morris Enyeart, reception for up to 100 guests, including dinner, who said he wanted the cut amount to be higher. Council President George Shamy wedding cake, champagne, music flower ANP a agreed. "We asked Ernst and Young (township special honeymoon vacation! auditors) to look into areas dealing specif- ically with new programs," Shamy said. "There were no (recommended) cuts in For -. tiffdrroation, Call; existing programs." The single largest recommended cut is $166,000 foi construction services. According to Shamy, that money is in a 732-521-0070 surplus account for unexpected capital outlays and is more than the state required state cc. co the district to have. B'nai Tikvah to hold a 'Family Shabbat' Congregation B'nai Tikvah invites both member and nonmember families with children ages 2-7 to attend a "Family Shabbat" at 7 p.m. tomorrow and June 19. The abbreviated 45-minute service will include songs, puppetry and storytelling. FORSGATE The service will provide an opportuni- ty for adults and children to become famil- iar with the traditional Friday evening ser- Open to legal U,S. residents 21 years of age or older. Mo purchase vice. Refreshments will follow the service. necessaryAfoid where prohibited or restricted by law. Congregation B'nai Tikvah is located at 1001 Finnegans Lane, North Brunswick. For more information, call the synagogue Sponsored by forsgate Country Club, Lifetime Television and Comcast Cablevislon office at (732) 297-0696. 1 8 SENTINEL, MAY 14, 1998 Soni is released IN BRIEF craft demonstrations, storytelling, folk Back Health series to be singing, a puppet show by the Bicentennial Continued from page 1 was taking their daughters to "Take Your Puppets and more. Youngsters will also be "We believe that no crime was commit- Child to Work" day. Instead, he and his offered at St. Cecilia's able to take part in an archeological dig, ted," Kraft said. "The mother (Sona Soni) daughters boarded Air India Flight 102 from The Health Wellness Program of St. playing games of long ago and agricultur- had knowledge as to the whereabouts of her JFK International Airport, New York, to Cecilia's in Monmouth Junction will hold al activities. two children. There was no intent to conceal Bangalore, India, with a stopover at a series on Back Health beginning May 20 The Jazz Institute of New Jersey Inc. the children's whereabouts." London's Heathrow Airport. When he at 8 p.m. The session will be open to the will also be featured. Mrs. Soni asked that the charges against arrived at Heathrow, British authorities public. The featured speaker will be Dean The festival will be followed by three her husband be dropped, Middlesex County boarded his flight and took him and his Lupo, doctor of chiropractic. The second weekends of children's events that will in- Prosecutor Ron Abramowitz said last week. daughters into custody, according to Kinard. session will be Arthritis and Osteoporosis clude folk singing, puppetry, storytelling Kraft declined to comment about police They were returned to the United States later on June 3 at 8 p.m. The church is located in American Sign Language and interpret- reports that Soni did not take any of the" chil- the same day. at Kingston Lane and Georges Road in the ed for hearing audience members, a magic dren's possessions with him on the April 23 At Soni's bail hearing Friday, Kraft raised Monmouth Junction section of South show with the Rev. John Maltby, an after- flight to India and purchased new clothing questions about how South Brunswick police Brunswick. noon of musical presentations, stories of and toys for the children. handled the investigation. the Lenape and a presentation on the his- "I believe I already addressed that," Kraft According to Kraft, Interpol, a British 'Family Pajama Time' tory of South Brunswick schools. said. international police agency involved in For further information, contact Vera Kraft declined to comment about whether Soni's pursuit, faxed a memorandum to Mis. Schwartz at the Department of Recre- Soni's legal representative in London which slated at S.B. Library his client planned to return the children to the "Come Roar with the Dinosaur" will be ation/Community Affairs at (732) 329- United States after the flight to India. contained false information. 4000, Ext. 671. According to Kraft, the fax to British the theme of "Family Pajama Time," a pro- Because the Sonis have settled on a cus- gram slated at the South Brunswick Public tody agreement for their daughters, Kraft Attorney Ann Marie Hutchinson, who repre- sented Mrs. Soni when Soni appeared before Library tonight. The session will be held said he wants to see the charges against his from 7-7:30 p.m. and registration will be Auxiliary to honor client dropped. the High Court in London, stated that the Sonis were not married and that a court order required to attend the program. Children If found guilty, Soni could face up to will be invited to attend in their pajamas. deceased members seven years in prison. existed barring Soni from taking his daugh- The Kingston Ladies Auxiliary is in the ters out of the United States. To register or for information, call (732) Soni's "focus is on the children's well- 329-4000, Ext. 285. process of planning a Memorial Service being at this time. Both Mr. and Mrs. Soni Hutchinson is considered an expeit in for June 14 at 2 p.m. at the lirehouse to have reconciled to the reality that the chil- dealing with the extradition of children, honor all deceased members of the organi- dren need both of them in their lives," Kraft according to Kinard. Youth can take part in zation. The Ladies Auxiliary of the said. Kinard said South Brunswick police Kingston Volunteer Fire Company was South Brunswick Police Detective James administrators have reviewed the tapes of library's 'Spring Sillies' organized in January 1927 and is still Kinard, who handled the case, said Tuesday dispatches made to British authorities and South Brunswick Public Library will active today. Memorial funds have been that Soni has not been in contact with his "no error in information was given to British offer children ages 6-9 the "Spring Sillies" made available for bronze grave markers to estranged wife or their daughters. Mrs. Soni authorities," Kinard said. program. The program will be held tomor- be given out at the service to family mem- filed a restraining order against her husband South Brunswick Police Lt. Ron Schmalz row at 4 p.m. Children will hear a silly bers of deceased members. and has also filed for divorce. agreed, saying that tapes containing the dis- stoiy, tell jokes and create some stretchy The auxiliary is looking for informa- She currently has custody of the daugh- patchers' and officers' conversations with "nutty putty." Registration will be required tion about its deceased members and is ters. Interpol prove that South Brunswick made to attend and will be limited to 15 children. trying to locate family members. If any- On April 23, Soni told his wife that he no mistakes in giving information to Interpol. To register or for information, call (732) one knows of any information about the 329-4000, Ext. 285. auxiliary or were related to someone involved with the group, contact Carol Luck at (609) 924-1362 or Susan Vik at S.B. festival will launch (609)921-7813. M weekend youth events A children's festival titled "Then and Israel Task Force slates Now" will launch a month of weekend children's events at Wetherill Historic Site, 'Town Hall Meeting' 269 Georges Road, Dayton, from 1-5 p.m. The Israel Task Force of the Jewish Saturday. The series is part of South Federation of Greater Middlesex County Brunswick's bicentennial celebration, sup- will hold a "Town Hall Meeting" at 7:30 ported by the South Brunswick Bicenten- p.m. May 14 at the New Jersey Law nial Committee, the South Brunswick De- Center in New Brunswick. Martin J. partment of Recreation/Community Raffel, associate executive vice chairman Affairs, the Middlesex County Cultural of the Jewish Council for Public Affairs, and Heritage Commission/Board of will moderate the discussion of issues Chosen Freeholders and the N.J. Museum facing Israel and American Jewish people of Agriculture. today. The program will begin with light The festival will feature The Roosevelt refreshments. Admission will be free of String Band with Ed Cedar, dancing to the charge. Reservations are requested. For ;". .-V. <;^> music of the West Virginia Country Band, information or reservations, call (732) & a performance by the Essence Drill Team, 432-7711, Ext. 38. Budget decision delayed i '-• i V •.'•' Continued from page 1 gested keeping the full-time counselor and $98,000 workshop account. According to volleyball and lacrosse and cutting a full- *.-!• ' . Gambatese, much of the money is dedicat- time computer technician and school elec- Towards Additional Protection ed to "unidentified workshops." tion funds. In computer and software line items, "There is no one who could love this 1 OFFER EXPIRES 6-17-98 \ Gambatese wanted to cut a total of school district more than me," Johnson $140,000 from the $284,000 slated for said, crediting South Brunswick schools those expenses. with giving her the opportunity to excel Citi Protective Services, Inc. However, because of contractual oblig- and get into college. "But a vote was taken, ations by the board, that $140,000 could and we will follow the vote. I definitely not be cut from the budget, Board of think this budget should be cut." 1-800-519-6267 Education President Marci Abschutz told But even with those cuts, Van Hessen the committee. said, the committee would still come up CALL TOLL-FREE NOW! _ The same logic holds for the cuts to the short of cutting a penny off the tax rate. workshop line items, Abschutz said. Under "Out of the $650,000, I am adamantly Not a Lease You Own The System negotiated teacher and staff contracts, the opposed to $450,000 of that," Van Hessen Offer covers parts & installation of our standard alarm system. 36 month monitoring agreement district is responsible for providing and required @ $24.95 per month. Certain restrictions may apply. Local permit fees mav be reauired said. "In order to influence the tax rate, we Satisfactory credit history required. Telephone Line Connection Charges May Apply paying for workshops. had to take $640,000. I didn't even get Committeewoman Debra Johnson sug- close to that." NS

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77J United Slates for awhile. Brunswick, grew up in Israel and moved to the United States at 19. "Every time I go I see more prosperi- Israel today is very different from (Photo b\> David Inure) ty. It looks as if time has really caught the Israel Shvartz and her family started up. People have become veiy open- out in. After arriving in New York, Shvartz husband and 5-year-old daughter, minded and accepting I see economic "We came to Israel when it was first moved to New Orleans, which was a Susan, and Oren graduated from the growth, although Israel has become a lit— starting It was a very .small country and complete culture shock. University of Delaware last year and lie greedy with availability of goods we were aided by the authorities as "It was very difficult to understand will attend law school in Boston this When I'm there I feel like I'm back was everyone else after the Holocaust," the accents and the Cajun way of life. fall. in a small enclave," Shvartz said. she said. Although the Jewish community blend- When the family first arrived, their ed well together, its much harder for home was a tent until small units were someone who doesn't know the lan- built for immigrants. In order to get guage." Choice fnt. bread and ice, families had to wait in Despite English as second language, line Shvartz believes it didn't teach her how Israel wasn't the family's only choice; America was another option. to converse with people. Shvartz said her father wanted to go to Eventually Assia moved to New America but her mother was fright- York and worked at a stock brokerage ened. firm on Wall Street and completed two "Many of our relatives died in the years of school at Brooklyn College. Holocaust and my mother was very She later finished her college career at afraid of having anything to do with the College of New Jersey (formerly outsiders," she said known as Trenton State College) and Since her mother was one of few received a bachelor's degree in political professionals, a bacteriologist, it science and public administration with opened doors a lot quicker for the fam- a minor in French. ily. She said she selected a French Shvartz said education was an minor because "it was easier to tackle important part of Israeli life. "It was a than English." Salutes Israel very academic school system and it When asked what, she misses about expected a lot from its students. We all living in Israel, Shvartz doesn't hesitate wore uniforms and had to study the for a second. Old Testament for two hours daily. The "I miss the weather. I miss the peo- educational system instilled honor for ple's warmth. They're very friendly and our parents and society and respect for open. Here people are too reserved one another." and go through too many rules." Students were required to take Israeli's are so direct. They tell you English, French or Arabic as a second what they think. At first you may think language. "I thought I wanted to learn they are rude. But they will go out of something that was going to allow me their way to help you," she said. to converse with people all around the world," she said on why she chose the "I miss the countryside. America is th English. so large. We have mountains and val- At the age of 19, Shvartz married an leys, but you have to travel so far to see On Her 50 Anniversary American studying in Israel and moved anything. In Israel you see everything to the United States. at once, history, religion, and archaeol- The journey to New York took 14 ogy right before your eyes." ^ days by ship. "I saw the lights of the Although Shvartz has contemplated Verrazano Bridge and Statute of Liberty. moving to Israel, she said that she Call For Your Free Everything felt so big and I felt so out enjoys living in the Northeast and her School Report on the "Ms, Town(s) of Your Choice. Serving MldrHssex Somerset of place. I felt the customs agent was two children, Liat and Oren, and sister and Mercer CounilQS so impersonal and wondered if this live in the United States. http://www.injersey.com/RE/Gloria Zastko/ was going to be the way of life." Liat lives in New Orleans with her 1582 Rt. 13O • Northi Brunswick NS 22 SENTINEL, MAY 14, 1998 AT FliTY A GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS SPECIAL SECTION Travel tips for visiting Israel By Dorothy Zucker heritage. Most of the population of Israel Correspondent were born elsewhere (Eastern Europe, Russia, Western Europe and the United I hen traveling to another country States.) there are always questions that • How do you say hello? "Shalom" is Wcome to mind. Here are some the way to say hello and good-bye. of the more common, with answers. • Are there any religious customs • What is the weather? The weathei that need to be known? When visiting during the spring and summer months any major religious site, such as the ranges between 65 and 95 degrees. The Western Wall, it is a sign of respect to lower temperatures are in the evening. It's have one's head covered. The Church of very typical deseit weather, hot and dry the Holy Sepulcher is another major holy during the day and cool in the evening. sight in Jerusalem that requires arms and • Are there any safety concerns? legs covered, no shorts. Safety factots generally do not deter from By Friday afternoon the country visiting Israel because incidents are few. comes to something of a hall in prepara- However, when one event occurs it tion for the Sabbath. Walking tours are becomes worldwide news. On a daily common on Friday night and all day basis life in Israel goes without any inci- dents that are life threatening. As with any SaUirday (until sundown) and it is inter- urban area, it's wise to be careful. esting to see that the Sabbath is observed in eveiy corner of the stale. • Are there any culture differences that need to be noted? There are many • Is the water OK to drink? It is people from any number of nations living advisable to drink bottled water when in Israel today. As a matter of fact, in the visiting any foreign country in that the mid 1970s Israel accepted 100,000 boat mineral content is different than our own. people from southeast Asia into their state However, you will not suffer any ill whereupon they were housed in the tiadi- effects from drinking tap water. tional "Moshav" in order to learn history, • What about shots/health issues? culture and language of Israel; and there- There are no shots or visa requirements fore were welcomed into the country as to visit Israel. You only need a valid pass- new citizens, to begin their lives. port. Jews from a number of countries have Dorothy Zucker is founder and presi- emigrated to Israel, including Ethiopians dent of Carlson Gateway Travel, Craig who were involved in the magic carpet Road, Manalapan The agency is celebrat- rescue. Each bring to Israel their cultural ing its 21st year in business. For more heritage and ultimately blend into the cul- information, Zucker can be reached at ture of Israel, enhancing it with their own (732) 431-8088. The famous clock tower in the city of Jaffa. (Photo courtesy Karen Capria) Dr. Ira A. Shapiro, D.C, D.A.C.B.S.P. Israel Expo slated for June 7 By Mark Rosman Chamber of Commerce, the Jewish Staff Writer Federation of Greater Monmouth County A nation is a work of art and a work of time. and the Ocean County Jewish Federation. Disraeli he campus of Brookdale Israel Expo will feature a trade fair, Community College, Lincroft, will entertainment for children and adults and Tcome alive with a celebration of workshops on a number of topics pertain- Israel's culture and civilization on June 7 ing to Israel. when the fifth Israel Expo is held. Event organizers said workshops will Previous expos in 1989, 1991, 1993 include discussions on tourism to Israel; and 1996 were held at Manalapan and high school and college study in Israel; Marlboro high schools. Christian-Israeli relations; Arab-Israeli rela- Admission to the Israel Expo, which is tions; and Diaspora-Israeli relations, which scheduled for noon to 6 p.m., is free. will focus on issues and differences facing Ben Weiner of Manalapan, who Jews living both inside and out of Israel. founded the Israel Expo and selves as Entertainment is scheduled to include one of its chairmen and runs the opera- Gerard Edeiy, a classical guitarist and tion from his home describes the Expo as opera singer; the Monmouth Folk Dance a "grassroots movement." "It's a hobby Performing Group, storyteller, singer and for me." Weiner along with his wife of 51 guitarist Adaya Herds; a Klezmer trio; and years, Sylvia, and hundreds of volunteers karaoke for kids, clowns, magicians, face has made the Expo a success. painters, games and arts and crafts. According to Weiner the aims of the Opening ceremonies are scheduled for event are: 1 p.m. in the Brookdale gymnasium and • To honor Israel as a democracy in will include a veterans' review and honor the Middle East. guard; a welcome from Brookdale • To inform the American public of Community College President Dr. Peter Israel's accomplishments in the -areas of Burnham; opening remarks from Rabbi economic growth and cultural devel- Ira Rothstein of Temple Beth Shalom, opment. Israel Expo founder Ben Weiner and Chiropractors • To disseminate information, advice David Portman, president, Jewish We can Help and guidance relative to opportunities in Federation of Greater Monmouth County; Israel for personal involvement. and a performance by the Monmouth • To actively promote tourism to Israel. Folkdance Performing Group. • To encourage Israelis and Arabs in On the schedule from 2-3 p.m. are CHIROPRACHC CENTER Commemorates Israel at 50 human relationships, promote the peace seven educational workshops and chil- Dr. Ira A. Shapiro, D.c, P.A.C.B.S.P. /»thefifties, many feared Israel couldn't survive. process and foster friendship between the dren's programming in the tent area. Diploma, AB™fidcaCneSiroVtic Board Today it is one ofthe world's most spectacular success stories. Israeli and Palestinian people. Geiard Edeiy's concert is scheduled of Sports Physicians > V^/ **%* * ® Israel Expo is sponsored by Temple for 3-4 p.m. 1314 ENGLISHTOWM ROAD, J*S^rtCltft4YU Beth Shalom, Manalapan, and co-spon- From 2-6 p.m. there will be a trade fair OLD BRIDGE, NJ 08857 723-0023 sored by the Governor's New Jersey Israel featuring vendors and local organizations Commission, the Western Monmouth as well as ongoing entertainment. SENTINEL, MAY 14, 1998 23 NS ISRAEL AT IIFTY EDIA NEWSPAPERS SPECIAL SECTION attempted to set sail off the coast of children, too young to remember the hor- France. Near the French town of Marseille, rors of the war which were still fresh in the a refugee camp held thousands of dis- minds of their parents and grandparents. placed Jews. However, without the proper They were no longer prisoners, but papers, the refugees could not leave the they were not free. country. On the eighth day of the SS Mala's first According to Silver, money — a lot of journey, the passengers saw the Israeli money — changed hands between the Jewish Agency and French officials to coastline. From the distance, it looked allow the SS Mala and other similar boats peaceful and beautiful, Silver said. But in to leave France and head for Palestine reality, a war raged. with the refugees. The crew and refugees were reminded Once out at sea, the eight-day journey of that fact when an Egyptian plane carry- to Palestine was exhausting, Silver ing bombs attempted to sink the SS Mala recalled. Because the boat was designed off the coast of freedom — Israel. to hold only 100 people, refugees had to The attempt failed " sleep on top of one another below deck. Once at port, Silver said the passengers Children and young families, unable to were not greeted as refugees, but as rela- bear the stench and heat, found refuge on tives coming home from a long trip the deck abroad. It was the middle of summer, but men, The men, however, were recanted off women and children wore all the clothing the boat into the Israeli army. And many they could on their bodies. They had no who had survived the inhuman conditions luggage to carry possessions, they only of the death camps died fighting for had themselves. Israel's freedom. The only furniture the refugees "At least they died carrying guns, and brought aboard was baby carriages, Silver not as victims," Silver said. "They died said. Many of the couples had married in free." displaced persons' camps and the mothers Silver made the trip on tine SS Mala had given birth in makeshift homes. To twice, helping to free more than 2,800 dis- them, the baby carriages represented the hope and rebiith they hoped to find in placed Jews. Israel, Silver said. In 1948, a young Silver did not realize Through the len.s of his old, dilapidated the impact of his actions as a volunteer. camera, Silver captured the bittersweet Now at 70, Silver plans to return for expressions on the faces of Jews when he Israel's 50th birthday celebration, was not operating the ship or sleeping. "Jubilee." The refugees lemaincd distant and bit- "I had no idea I was doing anything ter at first, but as their arrival in their home- that had to do with a historic event, but in land drew closer, they softened Still, they retrospect, maybe my small part in history never let down iheii guard. helped with the big picture historically," Silver caught the playful demeanor ol Silver said.

Martin Silver speaks to a group of students at Crossroads School, South Brunswick, April 20 about his post-World War II experiences helping to secretly transport more than 2,800 displaced Jews from France to Israel in 1948. He shows a slide of himself (top) as a 20-year-old volunteer SERVICE • QUALITY • ?&& aboard the SS Mala, the boat that carried the refugees to freedom. 224 LEPPERTS ST., SOUTH AMB0Y J>y% -4242 (Augusta F. Menezes/Greciter Media) Businessman recalls OMMEMORATES Israel's beginnings Israel By Jennifer Peacock Silver told the students in a talk about his Staff Writer post-World War II experiences. "They were placed in displaced per- n the quiet of the Crossroads Middle sons camps ..., while the world searched School auditorium South Brunswick, for a solution for them," Silver said. I 300 seventh- and eighth-grade stu- The formation of a new Jewish nation dents traveled back in time April 20 to a inspired feelings of hope and peace in period of earthly unrest. many. Finally, they had a way to find their The year was 1948, three years after roots and build new foundations for their World War II, but Europe and Asia were families and future generations. still feeling the war's aftershocks, rumbles But their dreams were quickly clashed. and tremors that gave birth to new nations. They had no papers or passports, and Among the emerging Arab nations, Israel was at war with Arab nations which formed from the remains of the Turkish opposed the formation of a Jewish state. Ottoman Empire, the tiny nation of Israel Enter Silver. was bom. At just 7,876 square miles, it was Silver was just 19 years old when he smaller man New Jersey. was selected to volunteer for the Jewish But for the Jews, the struggle con- Agency, a "shadow government group" tinued, with concentration camps traded sponsored by Israel. A cadet at the New for "displaced persons camps." They were York State Maritime Academy, he was homeless, jobless and desperate for a recruited in 1948 to serve as a third engi- chance to rebuild long-forgotten normal neer aboard the SS Mala, a tug boat lives. designed to hold 100 passengers. "The Jews' homes were destroyed by It had to hold 1,500 refugees. die war; their businesses were stolen. The The nation of Israel had just formed truth is, they were unwelcome," Martin when Silver and the crew of the SS Mala r 24 SENTINEL, MAY 14, 1998 Israel blooms with tourist attractions any people are under the im- until sundown, it is transformed into a live- pression that if they visited Israel ly street fair — a definite "must" for eveiy M once, back in 1968, or 1978, or visitor to Israel's largest metropolis. even 1988 — there's no need to go again. Sherover It's an impression that is very much mis- Sherover refers to Jerusalem's version taken. "In fact," says Arie Somrner, Israel's of Tel Aviv's "Tayelet," a half-mile long, North American tourism commissioner, elegantly manicured promenade, curving "in recent years, there have been so many around southern Jerusalem's "Hill of Evil changes, so many new attractions, so Counsel." (The hill was named for many improvements, that for a visitor not Pontius Pilate, the Second Temple period to have seen Israel for 10 or 15 years is Roman governor; in more modern times like not having visited New York in 40 or it housed the mansion of the British and 50 years or more." United Nations' high commissioners.) Below is a sampling of places to visit: The Sherover Promenade, as it is known Tayelet — named for the late son of one of In Hebrew, Tayelet means "prom- Jerusalem's most illustrious families — is enade" and refers today to the 3-5-mile- a delightful place for a stroll any time, but long promenade stretching along the best in the afternoon when the sun Mediterranean shore from northern Tel behind the visitor illuminates the panora- Aviv all the way to the ancient poit city of ma of the Old City of Jerusalem. Jaffa. Ranging from 15. to 25 feet wide and paved with patterned and swirled stone, Nahlat-Shiva the Tayelet's prominence, shaded pergo- One of the oldest neighborhoods of las, chairs, palm trees and flower beds downtown "modern" Jerusalem, Nahlat have transformed Tel Aviv's once drab sea Shiva Street and the network of adjoining front into an Eastern Mediterranean ver- The Shrine of the Book, which houses the Dead Sea Scrolls, is in the Israel streets — sprung up at the turn of the sion of Nice or Rio de Janeiro. Every few Museum in Jerusalem, century as Jewish Jerusalem evolved out- blocks, the Tayelet sprouts an outdoor (Photo courtesy of Karen Capria) side the cramped confines of the walled Old City. For many years this working- restaurant or a cafe, and, day and night, it stores topped by apartments. No longer. Street in Tel Aviv are suggestive of art-nou- is thronged with strollers, dog-walkers, The apartments are still there, but Sheinkin veau, the decorative style in vogue when class quarter of two-story workshops and joggers, entertainers, in-line skaters, crafts has grown into one of the city's most "in" Tel Aviv was born in 1909, and the stores was a forgotten neighborhood of people and, of course, Tel Avivians and streets, lined with restaurants, cafes, bou- Bauhaus, the 1920s German architectural the city center — not exactly squalid, but tourists en route to or from one of the tiques, galleries and stores from glamorous style school which reached its zenith in certainly not ritzy. Then, in the 1980s Mediterranean's widest, sandiest, cleanest to funky. "It's undergone the kind of this Mediterranean city. (Tel Aviv is home came the effort to transform the central and safest beaches. renaissance," says Sommer, "that recast to more Bauhaus buildings" than any city area of downtown Jerusalem. Now, Sheinkin New York's Columbus Avenue and on Earth.) Because of Tel Aviv's increasing Nahlat Shiva is the heart of one of the Tel Aviv's Sheinkin Street, which runs Miami's South Beach." traffic congestion, Nahlat Binyamin was most exciting areas of Israel's capital, a from Allenby Street to Rothschild Boule- Nahlat-Binyamln pedestrianized a decade or more ago, and street of restaurants, open-air cafes, craft vard, was once a dowdy street of small The buildings lining Nahlat Binyamin now, every Tuesday and Friday from noon stores, jewelry shops and galleries.

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"A ly linked to Israel's financial "Globes" major impetus for the creation of this new web sites, listing today's quotations. site," says Arie Sommer, Israel's Similarly, the site lists the variety of air- Commissioner for tourism in North lines linking North America and Israel, America, "is the flood of tourists expect- but with one click, visitors are linked to ed to come to Israel to celebrate our the independent web site of El Al Israel state's 50th anniversary in 1998, and for Airlines. Most important of all, through- the millennium." out the new site, visitors can click to The new site, accessed at www.gois- www.infotour.co.il, Israel's encyclopedic rael.com, is unprecedented in scope, for tourism web site which lists individual while many tourist destinations have hotels, sites, attractions and tourism facil- launched web sites, few have created a ities in Israel. site specifically for the United Stales and Some half-million North Americans Canadian market. The new site is unique and Canadians visit Israel every year, says in other ways too, for it not only provides Dina Aharon, director of Israel's Ministiy detailed tourism in forma lion for individu- of Tourism North American Information als planning to visit Israel, but also, with Center, who oversaw the new site's cre- a click of the mouse, takes browsers to ation. "And this site will make it much Rutgers student pursues two discrete sub-sites, one created for easier for Americans and Canadians to ac- travel agents, another for pilgrimage cess the information they need on travel organizers, With further "clicks," web site- to Israel. Moreover, Aharon continued, "it visitors reach specific subsections truly marks a new level of Internet ser- chile hood wish in Israel designed for guide organizers of Jewish, vice to have a web site applicable not Christian and Muslim religious lours. only to the special needs of travel agents, By Eileen Koutnik During her study abroad, Abrahams bul also to the highly specialized needs Special Sections Editor lives in a dorm similar to a suite or The goisrael site's design is immensely attractive, using cutting-edge graphics, as of organizers of tours for the adherents of apartment. The suites are equipped three different religions." pending a semester studying in with either two double or four single well as .sound. The site is linked to Israel has been a childhood dream rooms. dozens of additional sites on the World Tourism information on Israel is also for one Rutgers University .student. Wide Web, enabling browsers to dick available by calling nationwide toll-free J- S Thus far, Abrahams describes her directly to other well sites. For instance, 88K-77ISRAKL. "I have wanted to study junior year experience as amazing. in Israel ever since I was little," 20-year "I'm glad that I chose to go to Ben -old Danielle Abrahams said via e-mail. Gurion, for I truly feel as if I'm in Israel. "Also alter my first trip here, (Abrahams The other four universities are located spent a six week summer tour in the in cities,. which have become quite country five years ago) I couldn't wait Americanized. to gel back and this was the perfect Though many of the Be'er Sheva res- opportunity." GARCESt GRABLER idents know English, nine out of 10 Abrahams is a student at Ben Gurion times, if you are asked a questions it's in ©WE CULL CSiWE YOU ACCESS T© 2O University of the Negev in Be'er Sheva Hebrew or you are answered in & »E»ICJfcTEi» ATTORMEVS and began courses on Jan. 11. She is Hebrew. Also, students seem to keep to one of two students enrolled in the Ben themselves in the other universities Gurion Rutgers program. where as O.S.P. students and Israelis are Stephen Ferst, assistant director of quite integrated at Ben Gurion." the study abroad program at Rutgers, Although Abrahams can pinpoint said between six and eight Rutgers stu- similarities between Israel and the dents study at an Israeli university United States, one major difference is through the course of a year. the military service. for Abrahams, this semester abroad "The mentality is completely differ- is allowing her to relax and take classes ent here. You should see the respect she enjoys. Her course load includes: that all service people get when they environmental geology, Jewish mysti- walk into a room. Cars are always stop- cism, biblical archaeology and "Between Reggae and Rap: A Search for ping for soldiers along the road. Almost an Ethiopian Identity." everyone must go through the seivice at Since she is in a higher level Hebrew some point in their lives. It's quite hard course, Abrahams studies literature, to get a job without military experi- newspapers, songs and poems, ence," she said. Unfortunately her busy schedule In terms of the Israeli citizens, hasn't allowed for many campus activi- Abrahms refers to them as "Sabras." ties. However, she does other activities "A Sabra is a fruit that's prickly on with or for the Israeli community. She the outside, but sweet on the inside. It's mm CALL 24 HOURS • 7 DAYS volunteers teaching English to Israeli also the term for a person born in Israel. children and has an internship in If you just get past the rough exterior, I WEEKEND*EVENINGAPPTS, | FREE INITIAL CONSULTATION Soroka Medical Center doing cancer you can meet the nicest people ever." HOME & HOSPITAL VISITS VERY AFFORDABLE FEES research. 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Continued from page 19 the Romans, which is evident logical history — Jerusalem. with an eternal flame burning in about Beit She'arim is the fact from the ancient Roman baths. My excursion through the middle of the floor; a single that there are ruins still to be Remnants of these large bath Jerusalem, die capital of Israel, wreath of flowers was placed discovered. pools and hot sulfur springs, as was a religious, political, his- near the flame. On the floor Reaching the Syrian, well as an ancient synagogue, toric, archaeological and cultur- were the names of each con- Lebanese, and Jordanian bor- are situated in the foreground of al experience all in one. Driving centration camp. The auia of ders, also known as the Golan the Jordanian mountains and toward Jerusalem, I noticed rust- this room, along widi die sim- Heights, I arrived at a beautiful River Valley and the Golan ed military vehicles abandoned plicity of this scene was so and colorful place — the Jordan Heights. The architecture of along the side of the road. intense that so much was told River Valley In a national park these baths and the synagogue These Israeli cars and trucks, with very little display. This was atop the Belvoir-Jordan Star, a is amazing, with large arches which were incapacitated by the the essence of Yad Vashem. hill on the Israeli side of the val- and elaborate statues positioned fighting between the Israelis and Another building I entered was ley, are the remains of a fortified near the baths as ornate decora- the Arabs, were left on the road- a memorial to the children. This castle where a battle once took tions, suggesting that the Roman side to commemorate the 1948 display was a dark room with place. Well-preserved living culture was ahead of its time. War of Independence It is a huge mirrors and candles quarters depict life in ancient Near these ancient ruins are the memorial dedicated to the mem- placed strategically so diat it modern hot sulfur pools. Much ory of the people who fought for looked as if diere were hun- times, with stone walls, a large the freedom of their country. bridge, a moat and rooms for like a spa or resort area, these dreds of candles burning. Each pools aie visited by people from In Jerusalem, I began my candle that was reflected in the housing, bathing and water col- mirrors represented each child lection. From this ancient fort, I around the world, and besides travels at the Shrine of the Book, the sulfunc smell, they are hot a part of the Israel Museum, killed in die Holocaust. This dis- had a spectacular view of the play was very moving and emo- Jordan River Valley, the Sea of and soothing to the skin. where die Dead Sea Scrolls are on display. To see these various- tional, and me simplicity made it Galilee, Mount Tabor and die My journey to the north edu- more meaningful and profound. The Dead Sea, in southern Israel, Jordanian border, which is cated me in both history and sized pieces of the Scrolls imprinted with small, perfectly tvith the mountains of Jordan in marked off by a large fence Hie natural beauty. Seeing such Next I traveled to the Old the background valley is a mixture of bright col- important archaeological ruins lettered Hebrew was incredible, City of Jerusalem. But first I ors and diverse terrain all set in the midst of mountains, a and for me, it made the authen- toured the Holy Land, an area against the rocky background of river valley, and a beautiful sea ticity of the foundations of civi- that contains an extensive piece of history and religion. I was tmly enlightening and lization and religion more real. miniature replica of Jerusalem at walked back through die Kotel the Jordanian mountains. These small fragments tell so From the Belvoir-Jordan Star, inspiring. It prepared me for a the time of the Second Temple. and continued my tour, heading much but leave so much to be It gave me an historic basis, and toward the Christian area. This visited Hamat Gader. This area, place overflowing with cultural told. too, was at one time owned by diversity and religious archaeo- after seeing die Jerusalem of section encompasses the Via From the Knesset, die main yesterday, I was eager to travel Dolorosa and Church of the building of the Israeli govern- to the Jerusalem of today. Holy Sepulchre. On almost ment, the tone and emotions of Jerusalem is a city of three every wall of the Church were my travels through Jerusalem faiths — Judaism, Christianity, brilliantly colorful and ornate changed dramatically. My next and Islam. Three religions and murals of important Christian destination was a place fraught diek houses of worship can be religious figures. The Church is with emotion, history, and seen — the golden Dome of the famous for being the reputed meaning — Yad Vashem, the Rock and El Aksa mosques, die final resting place of Jesus and Holocaust memorial. This large stone Wailing Wall, and his tomb. Long lines formed to memorial is different from the the tall cross of the Church of walk into a tiny chapel where museum located in Washington, the Holy Sepulchre. I began my the tomb is located. D.C., in that it is constructed in tour of the Old City in die Inside die chapel are ornate a manner mat relies more on Jewish section. As I walked marble sculptures and architec- visual stimulation and the through the Kotel (the area tural adornments; flowers and onlooker's emotions. Yad before the Wailing Wall) and candles, left by tourists, Vashem is spread out over a toward die Wailing Wall (also large area, and a visitor must called the Western Wall), I enshrouded the area of the walk to each building. The looked around in wonderment tomb. The Church's beautiful Holocaust museum in Washing- and reverence. I saw men and decorations, widi lavish sculp- ton, D.C., also has a more his- women, although separated by a tures and murals, along with the toric base in the sense that it has screen, in deep prayer in one of historic and religious back- more papers and tangible the holiest places in die world ground made my tour a truly interesting experience. From exhibits whereas Yad Vashem The most meaningful thing I focuses more on emotions here, I looked in the direction of accomplished in Israel was the Muslim quarter. I could see through visual displays. walking up to the Wall and plac- A memorial stone dedicated to the late Prime Minister Yitzhak die golden dome of the large The first building I went into ing my hand on it. At that mosque, die Dome of die Rock, Rabin near city hall in Tel Aviv, the site of his assassination. was merely a quiet, dark room moment, I felt I was touching a NS SENTINEL, MAY 14, 1998 27 ISRAEL AT A GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS SPECIAL SECTION

with the unique and harmonious way of lite against a backdrop of natural beauty Traveling further south, I came across These truths I hold a beautiful, enormous crater in the desert, an area known as Mizpe-Ramon. Surrounding this Grand Canyon, ike crater are high cliffs and rocky terrain. Looking into the crater from above, I noticed deep grooves, what I construed to be dried up rivers or streams, and deep, dark holes, probably caves, in the surrounding mountains There is one long, winding road to take you to the bottom of the crater, and once down theie it is an amazing sight. Rocky desert surrounds you and the mountains and cliffs that envelop the area seem much more immense and daunting. My final destination in the south was the Dead Sea and Masada. The road to this area is winding, and on each side were large mountains. It is in these mountains where the caves containing the Dead Sea Scrolls are located. I also noticed that markers were built along the side of the road and into the mountains that indicated how many meters below sea level I was as I approached the Dead Ancient ruins of Roman baths located Sea, the lowest point on Earth. As I came in Hatnat Gader in northern Israel. closer, I saw one of the most breathtak- ing sights. The Dead Sea, turquoise blue, the sun reflecting off the water, and in and next to this was El Aksa, a smaller Ben Weiner and his wife Sylvia have been married 51 years. Ben Weiner was only mosque. This is the main area of Muslim the background I saw the border of 23 when he wrote the article below. worship in Jerusalem. Jordan, which shares the sea with Israel, (Augusta /•' Mcnezes/CJrcatcr Media) Culturally, Jerusalem is a very diverse and its mountainous landscape. Nearer city. Along the narrow alleyways I saw the sea, the air became saltier to the By Cpl. Ben Weiner This issue of freedom and self-deter- rows of vendors, when combined, are point -where I could actually taste the s a 23-year-old American soldier mination directly affects the Jewish peo- called shouks (an Israeli veision of a flea saline and feel it on my skin. I also fighting in North Africa in 1943, Ben ple. For the past 25 yeais the Jews have market). These shouks are located in all noticed that the sea looked broken up: Weiner, then of Brooklyn, N.Y., and constructively been developing the Land of pails were dry and then water would A areas of the Old City and exhibit religious now of Covered Bridge II, Manalapan, Israel. Their national determination defi- and secular merchandise. Archaeologi- appear again. wrote the following essay on the need for an nitely says in bold letters "We are a nation, cally, Jerusalem is a city in constant state The Dead Sea used to take up an area independent, Democratic state for the We want our own flag and foster our own of discovery. Many aieas near the "Wailing that was very large compared to what it Jewish people. culture under our own form of govern- Wall have excavations in progress. These is now. It has simply begun to dry up, At that time —five years prior to Israel ment." They have backed up these desires digs revealed ancient cities underneath leaving desert in its place. I finally gaining its independence — Weiner's essay with definite actions. Barren deserts they the present city of Jerusalem, as well as arrived at the beach/sea, which is was published in The Jewish Spectator, the converted into fertile land. Empty fields other cultural and religious artifacts. becoming a resort area, with many Sentinel and by the Independent Jewish they ploughed until they yielded "their Next I traveled to Israel's southern tourists and hotels. I quickly walked to Press Service. daily bread". They constructed beautiful region which can be summed up with the water — I couldn't wait to experi- According to Dr. Shlomo Bardin, di- cities with the sweat of their brows. Tel one word — desert. Driving through this ence what others had told me! I was rector of the Brandeis Camp Institute, in an Aviv is one, Haifa is another. In the future area, I was surprised and amazed to see about to see what everyone encounters Aug. 30, 1943, letter to Weiner, "I wish to they visualize a hundred Tel Avivs and what, and who, were around me. in the Dead Sea — the fact that they assure you that your words fell on very fer- Haifas. Their contributions in agriculture, Bedouins (or nomads) roam the desert don't swim but float. It is a veiy strange tile soil and I sincerely hope that we shall industry, health, sanitation and in the arts, with camels and set up camps that are feeling to lean back in a body of water see results." literature and sciences have benefited the and bounce back up. visible from the road. Sabra plants (cacti According to Weiner, many young people country tremendously. Justice demands with beautiful flowers and succulent My experience in Israel is one that I who heard his essay read at the Brandeis that Palestine become an independent fruit) and small areas of verdant vegeta- will never forget. I look forward to camp later went to Israel as chalutzim (pio- Jewish state for those Jews who wish to go tion can be seen throughout the area returning and experiencing the warmth, neers to build the land). there. Kibbutzim, or communal living areas, culture, religion, politics, archaeology, The lighting in North Africa has long Throughout the centuries, ever since dot the desert region. Caves, which look and history that make this country ceased. Victory is ours. Throughout the the Jewish people were destroyed as a like small black holes from a distance, unique. democratic countries there is again IC- nation by the Romans and were scattered can be seen in the hills and mountains. joicing, for the Allied Nations have won a to the far corners of the world, their life has Ancient ruins can be spotted here and great military victory over the beastly bar- been one endless straggle for existence. It there from the road. These are the sights barians. As soldiers at war we here have is the story of a people who have been con- of the Negev Desert. but one major task in front of us — to win tinually persecuted, oppressed and denied My first destination through the desert the war. It is, however, very important that a peaceful life, not because of any wrong was a kibbutz Kibbutzim are small com- we soldiers stop sometimes to think of the they had done, but because of the igno- munities that live off the land and are issues and principles we are fighting for, rance, the stupidity and the barbarism of located throughout Israel Each resident perhaps some clay to give our lives for. their enemies. of a kibbutz is assigned a job, and there During the eight months that we have now How many of our people died horrible are no individual wages; rather, the been in North Africa I have thought a great deaths during those centuries! How many money that is made is for the communi- deal about one of the principles I am fight- mothers saw their daughters raped before ty as a whole. The kibbutz I was fortu- ing for: JUSTICE. their eyes. And there was no escape and no nate to visit was Sde Boqer, the kibbutz We are fighting for the rights, the free- defense possible! The Jews were never of David Ben Gurion (the first prime dom and self-determination of the small as sure with their lives and their possessions. minister of Israel). Here, I toured his well as the large nations. We are sympa- Thus they learned to live the hard way. small house and grounds, which were thetic and give attention to the needs of the During the later part of the 19th century beautifully landscaped with colorful Greeks, the Yugoslavs and the Czechs as and the early part of the 20th, Germany flowers and green plants. What well as the French, the Poles, the Russians was one of the most progressive nations in impressed me about his living quarters and heroic Chinese. The small nations par- the world, industrially, technically and in was his library/study. Books were piled ticularly have suffered cruelly from the the arts, sciences, literature and music. She high on his two desks, and overstuffed German military machine and ideology. possessed a wealth of culture. It was there book shelves lined the walls clearly indi- Yet, their only desire had been to foster that the Jews saw an opportunity to devel- cating the amazing intellect of this man. their own culture under their own flag and op. They were given certain freedoms and This kibbutz was Ben Guidon's final The Jordan River Valley seen from government. The United Nations are their contributions to that countiy soon living quarters after he seived his term as Belvoir-Jordan Star, a national park deeply concerned with the problems of became apparent. Eventually they thought prime minister. He chose a kibbutz to atop a mountain in northern Israel these small nations and are bound to give spend his last days because he agreed (Photos courtesy of Karen Capria) them due consideration at the peace table. Continued on page 28 28 SENTINEL, MAY 14, 1998 NS ISRAEL AT FIFTY A GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS SPECIAL SECTION enter Palestine and see the Land of the world the Jews would be recognized as Promise, its blue sky, the peaceful villages equals. These truths I hold in the valleys, tears of joy fill their eyes. The late Supreme Court Justice Louis Many of them have undergone cruel suf- D. Brandeis, recognized by all as a great ferings, yet, when they enter the land of American, did not see any conflict Continued from page 27 It began in the concentration camps. that they had at last found the freedom they The tortures, the sufferings that went on their fathers their sufferings become a between his duties in the highest tribunal have been constantly searching for. They there will never be adequately described. thing of the past. As they look about them of our country and his work in helping his mingled with the Germans, they intermar- But these horrors, were slight in compari- they slowly lose the fear of the centuries of people. Justice Brandeis was a Zionist, ried, a few left their faith, many in all ways son with those unleashed when Germany exile. eager to see a great Palestine established as denied that they were Jewish. They foiced the world into a second war within Through the ages the Jews have con- a Jewish state. His faith in his people was believed that assimilation would solve a quarter of a century. At least 2,000,000 of tributed to the best of their ability to the exemplified by this statement: "Although their problem and so they became ardent my people have thus far paid with their culture of the world at large. All they the Jews are one of the oldest nations in the and devoted citizens of the Fatherland. lives. Can anyone wonder why I, as an desired was to be given a decent chance to world, they have shown that they possess Their devotion was highlighted when thou- American citizen, want to see a construc- live in peace. But persecution, prejudice the secret of eternal youth, the ability to sands upon thousands died heroically for tive solution to the needs of the Jewish and discrimination have always been their rejuvenate itself through the courage, their country during the last war. people emerge at the end of this war? allotted share. Although small in numbers, hope, enthusiasm, devotion and self-sacri- But the war ended in defeat for For centuries the Jews of Europe sub- the Jews stand very high on the list in their fice of the plain people. In that distant past Germany and economic conditions be- mitted with resignation to their fate. They contribution to civilization. We who wit- the plain people achieved a rebirth. They came worse. The country was bankrupt. had to rely on "chance," "fate" or "hope". ness the new life in Palestine cannot but will again bring a Jewish Renaissance." think of the glorious and creative Jewish And their false "Messiah" arose who The time has come for them to rely upon America is a country of many na- promised to liberate the German people, themselves, upon their own resources both nation that someday will live there. But Palestine also creates new prob- tionalities. The founding fathers developed not saying at what price in human life and spiritual and physical, upon their energies, a system of government whereby each of at what cost to society. But the first thing their youth and their faith in democracy. lems for the Jews of the Diaspora. Foremost among those problems ranks that these nationalities have the same rights, that was needed was an outlet for the dis- The time has come for the Jewish people to the same privileges. In accordance with content and hatred engendered by the become the masters of their fate, to shape of dual loyalties. The question is: how can poverty of the German people. There was a their destiny according to their needs and I as an American take an interest in the this tradition, General MacArthur has slat- most convenient scape goat available: the their desires. Jewish nation and in Palestine? My answer ed: "Every page of American history belies Jews. They were used to good advantage is quite simple. I am at present fighting for the enemy claim that one race is superior There is only one real and realistic to another. The doctrine is as wrong moral- as an instrument with which to cover up solution: To give the Jewish people the the rights of the French, the Russians, the the ambition of the German fascist party to country of Palestine, as an independent English, the Poles, the Czechs, the ly as it is scientifically." Jewish youths, conquer the world. They fitted the pattern state of their own with their own gov- Yugoslavs, etc., so that they, too, may have too, have died in this war in the muddy for the most cruel and false accusations the ernment. a chance of "life, liberty and the pursuit of fields of Tunisia, in the jungle swamps of world has ever heard. Then began the most In Palestine today one truly finds a reju- happiness." Shall I, then, not also fight for New Guinea and in the air while bombing beastly and barbaric period the world has venated people. From the far corners of the the rights of the Jews? Germany, Italy or Japanese-held Islands. ever seen. It, indeed, paled the faces of the world they are coining to the land to build I am a young American, 23 years of Admiral Halsey has said: "We arc meek anti-semites, for here were human up a new world for themselves. They come age. I love my country and my flag more proud to have the Jews in our ranks. Their beasts utilizing every means at their dis- from every nation, they speak every lan- than anything else in the world. For the deeds furnish unshakable proof of their posal to destroy a whole people. guage, they bring with them a wealth of privilege of being an American I am ready courage and loyalty to our common Thousands upon thousands of Jews were culture, knowledge and wisdom. They and willing to give my life. My country cause.... the world wide preservation of murdered, murdered before the very eyes bring with them the ideals that are embod- stands for Justice, Truth and Freedom, for freedom." of the civilized world. ied in their heritage. When these Jews first the right to live a peaceful and honest life. In my heart there is never a doubt as to American Jews do not have to go to where my loyalty lies. Yes, it is because I Palestine. The fact that there are Irish in am an American, because America has America does not mean that they have to taught me the principles of Freedom and go to Ireland, or that the French in America Justice that I am concerned about my have to go to France, or the Italians to Italy, TRUSTCOMPANY Jewish people to whom a great injustice is the Poles to Poland, etc. It is for the Jews being done. of Europe that Palestine stands as a beacon When Catholics or Protestant or any light, a symbol of freedom. After the war other human beings are in need, do not our the desire of millions of Jews will be to go hearts go out to them? Do we not try in to that land. The country itself is not very every possible way to help them? When large but because of its intensified agri- the Chinese were bombed, did we not help culture and the development of its in- them in various ways? Did we not do the dustries, it will be able to absorb a fairly same for the English, the Russians, the large number of people. Perhaps some day JEWISH COMMUNITY Greeks? My loyalty to my country and my in the not too distant future they, too, will desire to help the Jewish people do not make a "Louisiana Purchase" which will conflict. In fact, my country has taught me enlarge the country many times its size, that the principle of justice is a universal and forever solve the problem of Jewish ^ CAN COUNT ON one and should be applied to all people. I, homelessness. Shall we not help them in as a soldier at war, am fighting so that prin- their endeavor? Besides financing numerous Synagogues, Yeshivas, ciple shall prevail. Destiny has placed in the hands of the At present there exists a "White paper" Jewish community of America a great and Mikvahs, Trustcompany was the which states that immigration to Palestine responsibility. It does not matter whether shall stop in March 1944. At a time when one be conservative, a reform, an orthodox first bank in New Jersey to buy a most countries will not allow immigration Jew or a Zionist. The only thing that mat- laws to be relaxed, the carrying out of this million dollar State of Israel Bond. brutal program is pure and simple murder ters is that the entire community realize its of large numbers of Jews who could in the responsibility and immediately take the future escape the hellhole of Europe. It proper actions to help those in need. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE must be our first duty as fighters of democ- This demands the energies and thought PEOPLE OF ISRAEL/ racy to expose this farce. We must demand of all of our people, young and old. The that the upbuilding of Palestine be not Zionist movement particularly because of stopped. Our ' Senators and our its dynamic program and creative vision SIGGI B. WILZIG Congressmen must be informed of this has a great role to perform. It must aggres- Chairman & C.E.O. infamous "White paper". sively come forward and point and lead the way in helping to achieve the aim of an ALAN WILZIG IVAN WILZIG Many contemporary writers have elo- Exec. Vice President quently written about the Jewish plight and independent Jewish State in Palestine and Asst. a the Chairman tragedy. Ben Hecht wrote Remember Us; a creative life for American Jewry. others have written in a similar vein. They As a young Jew, I say to our elders: Do always end up in despair, in helplessness; not fear that our heritage will be lost. 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"It's an opportunity for us to celebrate the past and pray for the future."

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"The existence of the state represents the fulfillment of a long Israel and sought-after dream of the Jewish people and that is the return to their homeland after 2000 years of the diaspora."

Marcia Trechak at 50 President of Temple Beth Ohr Old Bridge Afteryears of struggle, Israel is a living "This is a dream of mine that started in 1948 and is finally testament to the success that comes through being realized. It would not have been realized if not a state." spirit and determination.

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Assia Shvarfcz for an evening of music and dance Plainsboro The Evening Witt Feature: Internationally famous singers Ron & Amir "I look to Jerusalem and Israel as my Zion, which is my spir- Israeli Dancing with Vera Galleid itual and religious center. I pray Israel continues to be a free Contemporary Dancing and independent state." Dairy Snacks & Desserts • Silent Auction Rabbi Eric Milgrim Cover Charge *18 per person Temple B'nai Shalom Please call the synagogue office East Brunswick at 257-7070 for reservations

"I'm thrilled by Israel's survival and accomplishment," Sunday, June 7th at 1-5 PM Jubilee Fair Rabbi Philip Schechter Temple Shaari Emeth The Afternoon Will Featured Manalapan Rides, Music, Judaica, Israeli made products, games, food, petting zoo, ponies, puppet show, magic show, crafts. Plus performance by the Solomon Schechter Dance Troupe. This event will take place rain or shine, "

The Knesset, in Jerusalem, is the Israeli political equivalent to the Synagogue address is 511 Ryders Lane, E. Brunswick, NJ 08816 American Congress. (Photo courtesy of Karen Capria) NS 30 SENTINEL, MAY 14, 1998

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Due to the anniversary sea- The event will be held at Davidson Av- son, many of the characters from previous train through Monroe enue, Somerset. years will be making appearances. The event will feature authentic Tudor An Archery Tournament and Living MONROE — Once again, the township on that agreement because, while Middle- structures, a 25-stone-walled castle and Chess Tournament will be conducted. The has voiced its opposition to the pioposed NJ sex County is unanimously opposed to the more than nine stages and performing areas. Merchant of Venice will be performed at the Transit train line that would run from rail, it is being reintroduced because of pres- More than 150 actors in period costume will new Swan'Theatre. Madrigal Singers and Lakewood to South Brunswick. sure from Monmouth and Ocean county entertain and interact with audiences as bagpipers will provide entertainment at pro- A resolution passed by the Township officials who favor the plan. knights, comical jugglers and jesters, cessions and parades that take place Council stales that the township would be The council's resolution states that safe- damsels in distress, nobles and sheriffs. throughout the day. adversely affected by the line and that the ty would be compromised since 163 school Children's attractions will include the Most of the festival's entertainment will entire project is a waste of taxpayers' bus trips are made daily across the four pro- Fairy Tale Troupe, which will perform an be available for one price: $10 for adults; $8 money. posed rail crossings in Monroe Township. original version of Beauty and the Beast. for senior citizens; $6 for children under age According to council members, a $1.8 Further, it states that quality of life and Puppet shows will feature a Punch & Judy 12; and free for toddlers under 3. The million study released by N.I Transit in property values would be adversely affected Show and The Princess and the Dragon. Enchanted Forest tour will cost an additional February 1°-% determined that construction for those residents living near the proposed There will also be games for both children $2 per person. For more information, gioup of the line would cost $263 million. rail line. and adults, as well as medieval-style food discounts or pre-salcs, call (732) 271-1119 Councilman Irwin Nalitt quoted details Township officials have requested addi- and more than 50 merchants and artisans. or e-mail at [email protected]. from the study, which states the estimated tional bus service from NJ Transit to serve 1,100 regular users of the line would trans- Monroe's residents, but have been told that late into a $1 million loss of revenue per would not be feasible. Smm® month alter I sues are collected. 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Beautifully written, the book Last year proved to be a big year for quotes biblical passages Rooney. lie received a degiee from the relating to Christ's life along Institute of Childicn's Literature, and he with Rooney's poetic has already begun writing ehildien's sto- interpretations of the lessons ries and poetry which he plans to market in in the scriptures. the near future. Rooney also was elected as In keeping with the a distinguished member to the piestigious author's charitable nature, International Society of Poets, an honoi all proceeds from the sale of recognizing the quality and quantity of his the book were donated to poetry over the 54 years during which he Our Lady of Lourdes has been writing. Church in Milltown, where During the same year Rooney was he served as deacon for 13 also elected to the International Poetry Hall years. of Fame, and for the entire calendar year "I was inspired to write the William Rooney Poetry Exhibit was the book when I was given established in the Hall of Fame Museum the gift of a coffee table on the World Wide Web. The highly book called Life of Christ respected National Library of Poetry, depicting various works of which has published seven of Rooney's art located in the poems in their annual Best Poems of the Metropolitan Museum of Year anthology for the past seven years, Art," Rooney said. "The also awarded him two Editor's Choice photographs in that book are awards for his poems, A Little Voice beautiful and I cherish it. " Within and Serenity. Rooney sent copies of • "I began writing poetry when my son his book to Pope John Paul, was born," recalled Rooney. "I also wrote John Cardinal O'Connor, William Rooney poems for each of my other five children Archbishop McCarrick and (Jackie Pollack/Greater Media) when they were born, then I wrote poems former presidents George for them on their birthdays. Now I write Bush and Jimmy Carter. printed in Reminisce magazine this year. writing a book that would explain birthday poems foi six children, 18 giand- Each sent letters of gratitude to him for Over Rooney's desk in his office and Desiderata, feeling strongly that it is an children, four great grandchildren and four his thoughtfulness and praised the book. framed in his bedroom are copies of his fa- important lesson in these demanding and in-laws." The Circus, Rooney's nonfiction chil- vorite piece of literature, Desiderata, a fa- quick changing times. The icsult was u co- Rooney was employed as a credit man- dren's story describing what it was like to mous inspirational piece written by Max authoicd 75-page manuscript wherein each ager for Personal Products in Milltown for have the Hunt Circus come to New Ehrmann. For 50 years, Rooney attended a line of the verse was analy/.ed and the 40 years, and for a two-year period in the Brunswick when he was a child in 1916, retreat conducted by Redemptorist priests, meaning of each explained in two ways, 1940s he wrote a personalized birthday was published in 1996 in White Tops mag- members of the Congregation of the Most with Rooney's explanation appearing in song for every employee's birthday. Four azine. A picture taken and submitted by Holy Redeemer, known for their mission poetic form and Bryan's in narrative. The employees, including one vice president, Rooney showing the world's only two- work among the poor. manuscript will be sent to publishers this would form a quartet and sing the song to headed elephant which was in the Hunt While attending retreats with year. the birthday person in the cafeteria during Circus at that time, is also featured in the Redemptorist priests at San Alfonso "Desiderata is an important piece that lunch. story. Retreat House in West Long Branch, is adaptable to any culture," explained When Rooney decided to stop writing Rooney has some insight into circus life Rooney met the Rev. Paul V. Bryan, who, Rooney. "It should be read often." the songs, dozens of employees expressed because his uncle was an aerialist with according to Rooney, had an Ehrmann-like This spring the National Society of their appreciation for his kindness by writ- Barnum & Bailey Circus in the 1880s, and approach to spiritual and philosophical Poetry will publish "Pathways," a poem ing warm sentiments and signing their many fascinating anecdotes were passed matters. written by Rooney in 1997 as a tribute to names to a roll of adding machine paper. along from him. The Circus will also be Rooncy spoke to Bryan with the idea of Mothei Theresa. 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autog, the favorite catch of many sport fishing enthusiasts, recently Thelped a University of Delaware SECTIONS graduate student Richard Wong, a native of North Brunswick, land a $1,000 research scholarship from the Delaware Mobile Surf Fishermen. Choices: A master's degree candidate in marine A Guide to biology-biochemistry at the university's Graduate College of Marine Studies in Medical Care Lewes, Wong received the scholarship, the first awarded by the Lewes-based recre- ational fishing association, to support his research on the habitat preferences of young tautog. Tautog represent an impoitant recre- ational and commercial fishery along the East Coast. While adult tautog inhabit leef areas, the juvenile fish, under a year old and less than 3-inches long, are believed to spend the first summer of their lives in eel grass and sea lettuce beds. Because there are no eelgrass beds in Deadline: May 26 the lower Delaware Bay and only small Publication: June 3 areas of sea lettuce beds, young tautog FISHING FOR DOLLARS — Richard Wong, a native of North Brunswick and a winner heie may rely on artificial reefs, ship- of the Delaware Mobile Surf Fishermen's research scholarship, receives a congratula- wrecks and other craggy areas for shelter tory handshake from Ann Hastings, a member of the scholarship subcommittee. just as adult fish do. "Knowing what the young tautog pre- ferrcd by the young fish. coral reef fish. While adult tautog arc claik fer will help us determine if there is Wong explained he got hooked on tau- in color, young tautog aie bright green so enough of the habitat available to suppoit tog in the summer of 1992 when he took a they can blend in with the sea gia.ss in their a largei tautog population in Delaware job as a fisheries technician foi Rutgers nursery aieas. These extraordinary little Bay," Wong said. University and the National Oceanic and fish also have an odd behavior of always Through sampling experiments this Atmospheric Administration at Sandy needing to be by a structure, which can summer, Wong will begin identifying what make them really hard to laid at times." habitats juvenile tautog actually use in Hook. Delaware Bay. Then he will determine "One of my primaiy responsibilities In addition to the scholarship, Wong IC- which of these dwellings contribute best to was to catch enough juvenile tautog for a cently received his second Presidential the growth of the young fish. His last step joint project they were conducting," Wong Fellowship from the University of will be to demonstrate, through a series of said. "In doing so, I became intrigued by Delaware in recognition ol academic Deadline: May 26 lab experiments, which habitats are pre- how much these fish look and behave like excellence. Publication: June 3 Symposium to discuss protection of water supplies Strategies to protect the underground hensive watershed approach to protection At a luncheon to follow the sympo- LIVING VITH and surface water supplies that service of the water resources that support the sium, awaids will be presented to an indi- Middlesex County will be discussed at a quality of life of the lower Raritan River vidual of the county, programs and a cor- symposium to be held at the Elks Lodge area and Middlesex County. Locations of porate entity that have made outstanding building, 40 Livingston Ave., New well fields supplying water to the county's contributions to protecting and .safeguard- Brunswick. municipalities and industries will also be ing the water resources of the county. The session will begin at 8:30 a.m. May shown on maps to be presented at the ses- There will be a $25 charge for the 20. All elected representatives, water sion. Information will be given explaining symposium to cover the cost of the lun- resources professionals, municipal offi- how critical environmental resources and cheon. cials, planners and engineers, as well as the aquifer recharge areas can be delineated Those interested in attending should public, are invited to attend. through the application of geographic in- contact the Middlesex County Planning The symposium will present a compre- formation systems. Department at (732) 745-3016.

Deadline: June 16 ^Obituaries J Publication: June 24 LEONA MIESZKUC DE VOE, 64, of South were under the direction of Michael Hegarty Fu- Fessler of New York, five grandchildren; 13 River died May 10 in Memorial Medical Center, neral Home, Old Bridge, with graveside services great-grandchildren; and four great-great-grand- To ADVERTISE Woodstock, III. Her first husband, Eugene Koz- at Mount Lebanon Cemetery, Iselin section of children. Arrangements were under the direction icki, died in 1978. Surviving are her husband, Woodbridge. of The Crabiel Home for Funerals, Milltown, with Charles; four daughters, Carol Christensen of a Mass planned for Thursday at Our Lady of IN ONE OF Lake in the Hills, III., Jean Marie Kuzmack of BERNARD "BARNEY" HOERNLEIN, 77, of Lourdes Church, Milltown. Interment will follow in South River, Gail Herring of Tampa, Fla., and Dennisville died May 4 at Atlantic Highlands St. Peter's Cemetery, New Brunswick. THESE SECTIONS Linda Fine of Chagrin Falls, Ohio; three step- Nursing Home. Born in Newark he lived in the daughters, Beth Seele of North Brunswick, Alice Cliffwood Beach section of Aberdeen for 40 EUGENE TEKIEN, 51, of Milltown died May CALL Matts of South River and Kathy Mironov of East years before moving to Dennisville four years 9 in St. Peter's Medical Center, New Brunswick. Brunswick; a brother, Bernard Mieszkuc of ago. He was a laborer for 35 years with Local Surviving are his wife, Margaret; and two daugh- Houston; two sisters, Regina Bergen and Hattie No. 584, Sayreville, and No 72, Perth Amboy, Monmouth or Middlesex Pawlowski, both of South River, and 12 grand- ters, Alice Tekien, at home, and Eva Tekien of before retiring in 1983 Mr Hoernlein was an ex- Brooklyn, N.Y. Services were arranged by Bron- Counties children. Services were arranged by Maliszewski empt fireman of Laurence Harbor Fire Company. Funeral Home, South River, with a Mass son and Guthlein Funeral Home, Milltown, with a planned for Thursday at St. Mary's Church, He was a U.S. Navy veteran of World War II Mass at Holy Trinity Church, Helmetta. Interment 732-972-6740 South River. Interment will follow in St. Mary's Surviving are his wife, Dorothy Wines Hoernlein; was in the church cemetery. Cemetery, East Brunswick. a son, John of Cliffwood Beach; two daughters, Cynthia of North Brunswick and Kathleen Rlley EMMANUEL WILLNER, 70, of Marlboro or of Laurence Harbor; a sister, Anna Zilinski of died May 7 at home. Born in Newark, he lived in CLAIRE M. GOLDIE, 67, of the Toms River Colts Neck, and four grandchildren. Services the Maplewood area before moving to Marlboro section of Dover died May 5 in Leisure Chateau, were under the direction of Day Funeral Home, 30 years ago. Mr. Willner was the owner/opera- TELEMARKETING Lakewood. Prior to her retirement in 1961, she Keyport. Interment was at Clover Leaf Cemetery, tor of Willner Warehouse's Inc., Matawan, for the was employed for four years as a teacher by the Woodbridge. last 15 years. He was a member of Monmouth Spotswood Board of Education. Surviving are Boat Club, Red Bank, for more than 50 years, 1-800-660-4ADS her husband, Harvey; three sons, Robert Gotdie MARY L. MARINUCCI, 91, of Milltown, for- and a World War II U.S. Navy veteran. He is sur- of Red Bank, Larry Goidie of Washington and merly of North Brunswick, died May 10 in Pope vived by his wife, Ruth White Willner; a son, Steven Goidie of Connecticut; a daughter, Dr. John Paul II Pavilion of St. Mary's Nursing David of Dayton; a daughter, Jenifer of Jackson, Greater Media Newspapers Susane Goldie-Waxman of Connecticut; two sis- Home, Orange. Her husband, Vincent, died in a sister, Sarah Perri of Howell; and one grand- ters, Adele Leiberman and Majone Laxer, both of 1968. Surviving are two daughters, Tina Covino child. Bloomfield Cooper Jewish Chapels Inc., News Transcript • Independent Florida; and two grandchildren. Arrangements Sentinel • Suburban • Examiner and Elvira Betza, both of Milltown; a sister, Betty Manala-pan, was in charge of arrangements. •SENTINEL, MAY 14, 1998 35 Freeholders propose •i | Police Beat | All items in Police Beat are taken from inmates for cleanups police department records. All suspects are presumed innocent until found guilty in court. BY MELISSA KRESS part of a planned county park, he said. A 60-inch vanity base cabinet and lum- Staff Writer For example, the inmates raked the ber were stolen from a Rocky Hill Road con- sand to remove any debris that may have struction site between May 4 and May 9, NEW BRUNSWICK — Municipali- washed up over the winter, Johnson ex- iliiiilliliili according to reports. The total value of the stolen property is $1,000. ties may receive a helping hand cleaning plained. Peter J. Wallace, 29, 7 Hemingway On Sweet Briar Court, two cars were up parks and roads. The county will only use minimum se- Drive, was arrested on charges of aggra- vandalized last week, according to reports. A The Middlesex County Board of curity inmates as part of the program. vated assault on a police officer, resisting side-view mirror was broken off a car May 6, Chosen Freeholders plans to notify munic- Johnson will evaluate the nature of the arrest, trespassing and disorderly persons causing an estimated $300 in damage. Later ipalities this week about a new program inmates' offenses and their past criminal after being told to leave the North Brunswick in the week, a hood ornament on a 1990 utilizing inmates to clean up local parks history, Rafano explained. Pub and Restaurant property on Route 1 on Cadillac was removed, causing an estimat- and roads. May 10 at 1:42 a.m., according to reports. "We will look at the current charges. ed $50 in damage. The inmates would come from the We don't allow inmates who have been in- Wallace allegedly began fight.- g with mem- Middlesex County Adult Correction volved in violent offenses, offenses involv- bers of the staff in a rear parking lot and Kendricks Nix, 35, Carteret, was arrest- Center, located in North Brunswick. ing weapons and serious offenses," swung a clenched fist toward the arresting ed on Distribution Way May 8 and charged The county currently uses inmates to Johnson said. officer. Christine Fagan, 28, Yorkshire Drive, with five counts of aggravated assault and clean up county parks and some county He will also review the inmates' past Cedar Grove, was also arrested and one count of theft, according to reports. He roads. However, the board wants to expand charged with aggravated assault on a police was processed and transported 1o the criminal records and their conduct in the Middlesex County Adult Correction Center, the program to allow municipalities to take facility, Johnson added. officer, resisting arrest and disorderly con- advantage of it, Freeholder Christopher duct after she allegedly kicked the officer North Brunswick, in lieu of $7,500 bail with The county uses the same criteria to who was arresting Wallace. Fagan was no 10 percent option. Rafano said. classify the inmates within the facility, he-, attempting to assist Wallace from the rear of A portable cement mixer was stolen "We have done this in one form or an- added. the police car he was in when first con- other since 1996," he added. from a Route 1 and Raymond Road con- Eight to 10 inmates will be involved in fronted by police. Bail for each was set at struction site between May 9 and May 11, The cleanup would be at no cost to mu- each project and they will be supervised by $15,000. according to reports. The mixer, from nicipalities. The county will pay the in- two corrections officers, Rafano added. Friendly Rentals in Kendall Park, is valued at mates $2 a day and the corrections officer Jennifer Camp, 23, Quail Ridge Drive, Johnson hopes to begin the program as Plainsboro, was arrested for disorderly con- $1,800. who will supervise the cleanups are cov- soon as possible to clean up the parks be- ered by a state grant, Rafano explained. duct on May 10 at 2:18 a.m. at Lupo's Bar, Michael Holinko, 28, North Brunswick, fore the weather gets nicer, he said. Route 130, after police responded to the bar was arrested on Route 27 at 3:28 a.m. May "It is a good opportunity for a munici- "We will be getting the parks ready to on a report of a fight, according to reports. 9 and charged with driving while intoxicated, pality to have a work force come in to help use as opposed to going in when the public She was processed at police headquarters according to reports. He was processed and with programs," he said. is utilizing the parks," Johnson explained. and released. released. The county warden, Rudy Johnson, will The inmates will place the debris in oversee the program, Rafano added. garbage bags and the municipalities' road Inmates were most recently utilized to department or Department of Public Works Vendors are needed for Indoor Flea Market clean up the beach front in Old Bridge as will pick it up, he added. The Consolata Mission Center will host Route 27, Somerset. Vendors are being an Indoor Flea Market on June 6 from 8 sought. For more information, call (732) Youth can submit 'Get Big on Safety* entries a.m. to 3 p.m. The center is located at 2301 297-9191. The National Safety Council is request- from the traffic-safety field, the music in- ing entries for its fifth annual "Get Big on dustry and youth organizations will judge Safety" contest. The goal of the contest is the entries. The winners will be announced to inspire youngsters to create artistic ex- by Aug. 31. pressions that encourage the nation's youth The National Safety Council has a free to follow safe practices when they ride in planning kit available to assist teachers, or drive a motor vehicle. group leaders and others interested in help- The contest is open to youngsters ages ing youth "Get Big on Safety." The plan- J. LAURIE LANDSCAPING 10-18. Contest submissions must use some ning kit contains lesson plans, contest Laurie Landscaping has been cutting lawns and maintaining original form of art to communicate guidelines and judging criteria, entry important messages about motor vehicle forms and a list of resources that are avail- properties in your area for over ten years. safety, such as a poster, creative writing in able for little or no cost. To obtain a copy the form of a poem or short story or music. of the planning kit, interested parties cart Call For A Free Estimate First-, second- and third-place winners in download it from the council's web site at each of the three categories will receive www.nsc.org/mem/youth/htm; send an e- 732-247-5290 or 732-308-1826 cash prizes. The grand prize winners will mail request to [email protected]; or receive a trip for two to Los Angeles for a mail a request to Laura Wilkinson, Na- Services Include: • Spring/Fall Cleanups VIP back-lot tour of Warner Brothers Stu- tional Safety Council, P.O. Box 558, dios, hosted by Tryton, who plays "Richie" Itasca, IL 60143-9862. • Lawn Cutting • Mulch/Stone on Family Matters, and Sean Holland, who The National Safety Council is a non- • Landscape Design • Patio & Walkway plays "Sean" on Clueless. Entries must be profit membership organization dedicated • Tree & Shrub Care Installation received by June 1. A panel of experts to protecting life and promoting health. STORK CLUB PERSONAL INJURY & ACCIDENTS The Medical Center at Princeton PROTECT YOUR RIGHTS! announced the following local birth: Lauren and Andrew Cohen of BUCCA & CAMPISANO Monmouth Junction, a daughter, May 1. Counsellors A.t Lctzv 9O Livingston Avenue ON CAMPUS •—"* NewBrunswick,NJ O89O1 The Center for Theological and Anthony M. Catnpisano, Esq. Benjamin S. Bucca, Jr., Esq. Spiritual Development at the College of Certified Civil Trial Attorney Saint Elizabeth in Morris Township 28 Years Experience: Real Estate, announced that David DeFrange of North Brunswick earned a diaconal ministry cer- "it > v I Criminal/Municipal Court, Wills, Estates, Bankruptcy tificate on May 11 at the college's com- mencement ceremonies for graduates of (732) 247-0009 ministry programs. 3© SENTINEL, MAY 14, 1998 NS

Force out to be a force at Mopar Nationals

ohn Force is looking to be a force this weekend when Raceway Park hosts tHe 29th Annual Mopar Parts JNationals tomorrow through Sunday. For the first time in the 1990s, the seven-time National Hot Rod Association Winston Funny Car champion will enter the eighth race of the season winless. That gives the Yorba Linda, Calif., driver more reason than ever to win at Raceway Park. Force, however, has been anything but silent this year. He has been in four finals with his Castrol GTX Ford Mustang. Despite no wins, his four runner-up finishes are good enough to have him in first place in the Funny Car standings. Force is hardly worried about his lack of a final round win. "We're not really doing bad," Force said. "I guess I'm so used to winning that maybe I'm a little spoiled. In the last few weeks I've got my mind right. We always knew the competition would make a move. There's an equal playing field light now, and that's exciting. I love the com- petition." And Force will have plenty of it again this weekend at Old Bridge's famous quarter-mile drag strip. Ron Capps, Chuck Etchells and Cruz Pedregon have WINLESS LEADER — Despite no victories in the National Hot Rod Association Winston Funny Car Series, John each won two races this year and Force's own teammate, Force is in first place in the series points race because of four second-place finishes. Tony Pedregon, has the other win. watch and he has a win under his belt, the Mac Tools The $1.6 million Mopar Paris Nationals is the eighth "A lot of these teams have managed to stick together Gatornationals. However current Top Fuel points leader race in the 22-event $30 million NHRA Winston Drag over the years, and that's what it takes to win," Force said. Cory McClenathan looms as the driver to beat. Racing Series. "There used to be one or two teams that you worried Teen-ager Cristen Powell of Portland, Ore., is the Drivers will be racing for more than just wins and about. Now there are guys that are capable of taking you defending champion at Raceway Park. She scored her points this weekend. MBNA American Bank NA sponsors out from the first round all the way through. It's a lot first-ever professional win over Bruce Saver in the final. a bonus program for Top Fuel and Funny Car competitors tougher now. Powell is back to defend her title with a new sponsor, who break elapsed-time national records. The bonus is "You can have a good crew chief and driver, but with Reebok. worth $25,000 for both divisions. bad employees the car will fail you in four rounds," he Top Fuel veteran Joe Amato and Larry Dixon have The NHRA elapsed-time national record for Top Fuel added. "You've got to have money, an experienced team each won at Raceway Park during their career and can't be is 4.539 second by Amato. In Funny Car, Pedregon holds and luck — when you put all that together you can win the overlooked. the mark at 4.819 seconds. Winston championship. We've done it seven times." Darrell Alderman ended a two-year winning drought The schedule for this weekend's action is as follows: No. 8 is definitely on Force's mind and a win this at last year's Mopar Parts Nationals, and he'll be looking Thursday, Pro Truck qualifying at noon and 3 p.m. and weekend at Raceway Park, where he has won before, to use this year's event as a springboard for the rest of the Federal-Mogul competition at noon; Friday, Pro qualify- could get him closer to that goal. He enters this weekend's season. The defending champion will have his hands full ing from 3-7 p.m.; Saturday, Pro qualifying at 12:15 p.m. action in first place, 54 points ahead of Capps. this weekend. Warren Johnson, the points leader, has and 4 p.m., Pro Truck final eliminations at noon and the "We've got a good car and great talent with our group; three wins already. Defending points champion Jim NHRA Pro Stock Challenge; Sunday, final professional Yates, Mark Osborne and Jed Coughlin also will be in eliminations at 11 a.m. aerly the hunt. Tickets for the Mopar Parts Nationals can be purchased not used to getting slapped around, and we don't' like it." Matt Hines sped off with last year's Pro Stock by calling raceway Park at 446-7800 or Ticketmaster. Funny Car drivers beware. Motorcycle trophy and will be looking for two straight. TNN will televise one-hour highlights and live first- Kenji Okazaki of Tokyo won last year's Funny Car Dave Schultz, the all-time winningest motorcycle driver round coverage of the nationals starting at noon on final for his first-ever NHRA win. Okazaki will not get the and a seven-time Winston champion, will have something Sunday. There will also be two hours of final-round cov- chance to defend his title having parted with the to say about that, as will Angelle Seeling and John Smith. erage starting at 5 p.m. Sunday. On Saturday at 4 p.m., Mooneyes Team. The prerace favorites in the Pro Stock Truck event are TNN will have a special one-hour coverage of the Pro In Top Fuel, Kenny Bernstein is always the one to Larry Kopp and David Nickens. Stock Challenge. Vikings boys track at 6-0 in 'down' season BY RICHARD JEROME the Vikings are less dominant there and has so far topped out at 5-10 in the high 100 and 200 dashes, as has Ryan Ardigo in StaTTWriter elsewhere than in the past, they've acquit- jump. the 800 and 1,600. ted themselves well. One highlight was a "Our junior pole-vaulters, Chad Jones "Another sophomore, Jeremy Loot, has lthough this was billed as some- strong performance at the Mountaineer (13-0) and Jason Mandate (12-6), tied for made our A-team of 4x400 men," Witlen thing of a rebuilding year for the Invitational in Bernardsville on May 4. first in the county relays," Witlen said, said. "He'll be running in the counties." A South Brunswick High School "There were some terrific runners up "and I think they're both in contention for The Vikings were undaunted by the re- boys spring track team, you wouldn't know there, and a couple of our seniors did medals at the counties this week." cent rains, practicing regularly indoors, it from the Vikings' dual meet record: a very well," Witlen said. "Calvin Look Junior Chris Kennedy tied his person- and even outside. perfect 6-0. took two thirds, with a 14.7 in the high al best in the shot-put, his best event, with "About seven or eight guys came down "We made a plateau this year, with 50 hurdles and a 22.7 in the 200, and Travis a toss of 38-6 and established new stan- to the track on Mother's Day, when it was dual meet victories in a row," said coach Graham finished fourth in the 800 with a dards for himself in the discus and javelin. raining pretty hard," Witlen said. "We per- Larry Witlen, whose club hasn't lost a reg- 2:00 flat." Mike Bianco, another junior, has tossed severed." ular-season clash since the Bush Ad- Another senior, KaShawn Smith, is the the javelin 130 feet, which is his best With one possible dual meet left, ministration. "Preserving the streak had to squad's best-all-around jumper, with a effort. against Colonia, Witlen's crew is eyeing be one of our primary goals this year, since best of 21-2 in the long form and a 6-0 in Witlen has some talent on the sopho- late-season glory. we're not quite as powerful on the county the high jump. Mike Daigeaun, also a more level. Chris Watson has made per- "We'd really like to get some of our level as we've been in the past." 12th-grader, recently clocked a personal sonal bests in the 4x400 and the intermedi- stalwarts, guys like Calvin Look, Travis The counties, or Greater Middlesex best in the 3,200 with a time of 10:30. ate hurdles, while distance man Eric Slay- Graham, KaShawn Smith and Chad Conference Meet, was slated for yester- And senior captain Yue He, an "unbeliev- ton has a 4:43 in the 1,600 meters. Jones, into the Meet of Champions," the day and today at East Brunswick. Even if ably hard worker" in his coach's words, Brandon Phillip has outdone himself in the coach said. SENTINEL, MAY 14, 1998 3T Palazzo's Raiders bow to Lawrence in states JJY RICHARD JEROME_ mark at second singles. Staff Writer "He has excellent court presence and control," Palazzo said. "Reid is getting bet- lthough Tuesday's 4-1 state tour- ter and better." nament loss to Lawrence was a AtHhird singles, senior co-captain Chris A disappointment, Coach Mike Young has recently edged past junior Ted Palazzo has few complaints about the way Segal, who dropped back to first doubles, his North Brunswick Township High although he'd registered an 11 -2 record. School boys tennis team has performed in "Chris is a strong player, and his game 1998. The Raiders aie now 9-2 on the cam- has picked up over the course of the sea- paign; the only other loss having come to son," Palazzo said. "He had our one victo- Montgomery. ry against Lawrence in the states, and he "We played very well today," Palazzo seems to be peaking at just the right time." said. "Despite the score it was a close loss; Segal has made a solid pairing with every one of our players was in it. There is senior Adam Eisler, another co-captam, in some good tennis coming out of North the first doubles ranks. At second doubles, Brunswick." Eugene Goldinberg and Dan Packer also Reasons To The Raiders, who finished second in mesh well. They've occasionally jumped the Greater Middlesex Conference up to first doubles and have beaten several Tournament (every member of (he team GMC White Division opponents. Listen To made it to the semifinals), are led at first The Raiders have an especially busy singles by junior Brad Scheller, who has three weeks ahead of them because of a compiled an 11-3 mark thus far this sea- spate of rained-out matches that have to be son. made up. "He's been excellent," according to North Brunswick faced Old Bridge yes- Palazzo. "Brad is able to adjust and to ana- terday and have a match with Spotswood lyze his opponents' games. He makes them today. Tomorrow brings a meeting with make the mistakes." South Brunswick. On May 30, Scheller Sophomore Reid Wcinstcin isn't far will compete in the slate singles tourna- behind Scheller and has logged a 10-3 ment. 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Ideal for multi-pur- NORTH BRUNSWICK $127,999 and sunlight — without pollu- A recent string of technological break- pose professional use. Located on Route 1 Contemporary Beauty! 3 bedrooms, 2.5 tion? Too good to be true? throughs has renewed sharp interest in Wymvond Plaza. Call today! SOUTH BRUNSWICK $79,900 baths, cathedral ceilings, spacious R Call732-2!)7-7171 SBR4fifi9 Wonderful penthouse 2 BR, 2 DA, in rooms, pool, tennis, see this home & It has been a dream of scientists for among automakers in hydrogen fuel cells Whispering Woods all appliances, window fall in love. treatments, lights inc. why rcm-This is cheaper. Call 732-297-7171 SBIM761 years. Now, two researchers at a federal as the eventual replacement for the inter- SOUTH BRUNSWICK $144,000 Call 732-297-7171 SBR4686 Charming 3 BR ranch on almost 2/3 aere. laboratory say they have created a device nal combustion engine. Auto manufactur- Homo has been updnted w/new kitchen. NORTH BRUNSWICK $177,900 Wood plank floors & woodbuming stove! Clean & maintained to a "T" 4BR 2.5 that could bring such a car a step closer to ers are predicting that as many as 100,000 Call 732-207-7171 SBR4697 BA Bilevel. Tree lined street! Close to trains, schools & everything! Move in reality and turn the sun and water into a hydrogen fuel cell vehicles will be avail- condition! pollution-free substitute for gasoline. SOUTH BRUNSWICK $228,900 Call 732-297-7171 SBR4762 able at competitive prices as early as 2004. 4BR Colonial. Formal LR & DR, 2-story Scientists caution that the process, But these cars are expected to use family rm with f/p &. pergo floor. Island E1K, SOUTH BRUNSWICK $134,900 Cath MBR, 2-car gnrrige on cul-de-sac. Wonderful 3 BR townhouse, 2.5BA, 1 using solar power to split water into hydrogen taken from fossil sources such as Call 732-297-7171 SBR4718 FltANKUNTWP. SOMERSET $128,000 car garage, a fireplace, backing an open Priced to sell! 2 bedroom townhoiisn with area in desirable South Brunswick. hydrogen and oxygen to create a new ener- natural gas or methanol. About 90 percent fireplace in spacious LR, alL applinnces Call 732-297-7171 SBR4771 EWING ' $186,990 and window treatments included. Garage. gy source, while technologically proven is of the hydrogen used for industrial and Single family homes from $144,900 Spec Call 732-207-7171 SBR4732 homes available from $144,900 30-60 day SOUTH BRUNSWICK $239,900 still too expensive for cqrnmercial devel- other purposes currently comes from nat- delivery! Call 609-883-5700. Lots of space! Greal location! Loaded Call732-2!)7-7171 SBR4737 with extra! Full finished basement! opment. ural gas. Pleasure to show! Bring your buyersl Call 732-297-7171 SBR4777 But the researchers at the National Eventually the most environmentally SOUTH BRUNSWICK $145,000 Ranch with 4 plus bedrooms. Close to FRANKLIN PARK $102,500 Renewable Energy Laboratory in Golden, beneficial approach would be to get hydro- mujctr transportation and shopping. A can-do price. End unit 2 BR/2.5 BA Colo., said they developed a one-step 0811732-297-7171 SBR4740 near shops. Easy commute, cheery fire- gen from water, using solar power to split place. Central AC at an incredible value! process that significantly reduced the cost, the hydrogen and oxygen molecules, FRANKLIN PARK $103,900 Call 732-297-7171 SBR4778 while improving energy efficiency. WARMLY WELCOMING. So bright and NORTH BULNSWlLh M13,900 Turner contends. This way no fossil ener- airy! On cul-de-sac. Foyer, gracious living Beauty of a condo! Multi-level unit loaded SOUTH BRUNSWICK $149,900 This could substantially cut the cost of room, 1 BR/ 2 baths. Patio. with extras! Close to shopping and Beautifully maintained 3 bedroom ranch gy source would be needed and emissions, Call 732-297-7171 SBR4747 transportation. with newer windows, vinyl siding, attached using solar power to produce hydrogen CaII732-2e Spft.-i.ilislv in Youi Aiea. 0--7S 5010 be "three or four times as expensive" as the steam method generally now used for Freehold Savings & Loan Lending areas are Monmouth 7.375% 0.00 6.875% 0.00 N/A' N/A 7.625% 0.00 getting hydrogen from natural gas, it is 732-462-6700 & Ocean Counties. about a fourth of what it costs using the Intercounty/CFS Mortgage New Jumbo ARM 7/1 6.500% -1 point, two-step process. 6.875% 2.00 6.500% 2.00 N/A N/A 7.000% 2.00 800-811-4264 to $750,000. "The bottom line is cost," Sandy Thomas, a vice president of Directed ,|.S. I'tnuneia) Mortgage income venlk.ilion KXHK Loans toi !.oo 5.375'J 250 3 00 Technologies Inc. of Arlington, Va., which cieilit Rates has been a technical consultant on hydro- Ki'ntwioil financial Svcs. gen fuel cells to both the Energy N-'Q VQ 7?75'i ,100 Department and Ford Motor Go., said. Getting hydrogen from natural gas is Loan Search NJ's Lowest Mortgage Rates! 7.125% 0.00 6.625% 0,50 5.250% 0.00. 7.375% 0.00 now the cheapest way to make it, said 800-591-3279 www.loanseach.com Thomas, and it would be good news if the South Bergen Svgs. Bank Mortgage application is refundable at costs of using solar power and water were 7.500% 0.00 7.000% 0.00 N/Q N/Q N/Q N/Q 800-273-3406_ closing, www.south-bergen-savings.com in the range outlined by Turner. "That would be a real boost for the environ- The Mortgage (irotip 7.2500' n.00 ?.500«: 000 (»00 Call foi grc;it 5/1 and 71 ment." Turner anticipates years more of oii pm\ ubtl K' 'I lu Nsaioii.M 1 in. nciiil Nowi Sen ices. 30-yr Fixed 1-yr ARM research before solar-hydrogen fuel will Mortgage Rate Averages Rates are valid as of May 8, 1998 and are subject to change without be commercially feasible. Rate/Points Rate/Points notice. Contact lenders directly for additional fees and services. But he envisions that perhaps within APR calculation: loan based on $100,000 loan with 20% downpay- two or three decades there may be corner Central Jersey average 6.894 /1.17 5.614 / 0.87 ment with no PMI; all applicable loan fees included. Check rates on "hydrogen fuel stations" equipped with U.S. average 6.902/1.62 5.343/1.72 the Internet - www.nfns.com. solar panels and devices that convert everyday water into fuel for the next cen- tury's automobiles. SENTINEL, MAY 14, 1998 3& THE MARKETPLACE • Real Estate • Business • Auto • Classified • Property lines reflect the most recent REALISTATI sale prices of homes. The information is WORTH BRUNSWICK provided by Monmouth and Middlesex 195 Liberty Bell Court $104,000 County public records. 63 Pennsylvania Way $81,000 The Paddocks unveils EAST BRUNSWICK

20 Hershey Road $189,500 147 Archery Court $113,000 34 Myrtle Road $250,000 second phase of homes 69 Pennsbury Way $197,905 88 Pennsbury Way $110,423 752 Darlington Drive $90,000 t's beginning to look a lot like a neigh- kitchen, foundations with 12-courses of borhood throughout The Paddocks at block, Andersen windows, masonry fire- I Country Classics in Belle Mead as the place, oak flooring in the living and dining 84-A Chatham Drive $56,000 first closings occurred in late 1997. As rooms, ceramic tiled or hardwood floors in 1206A-A Lindera Place $100,000 205 Crocus Court $26,500 homeowners begin to move into this exclu- the entry foyer, stained crown molding and 2 Old Road $199,900 sive new community, sales in Phase 1 are chair railing in the dining room, and six- winding down as The Paddocks at Country panel door package for the first floor and Classics reaches sell-out status of their first second-floor hallway. BUSINES289 MaiSn St $41,650 36 Iioines. Another enticing floor plan available is To launch the 1W8 marketing season, the Doulton I model featuring a country The Paddocks at Country Classics Victorian look which includes a wrap Technology company appoints manager unveiled Phase II last month. Twenty-three around porch. Amenities in this home include a two-story foyer, gourmet kitchen The Technology I lelp Desk & Incubator sourcing new technologies developed by homes will he available on one acre-plus (THD&I), a "one-stop" gateway to infoi ma- small companies and individuals, arranging lots with prices starting at $360,000. Five overlooking the sunken family room with masonry fireplace and study on the first lion and assistance for helping New Jersey and conducting speaking engagements to of these lots aie located on a cul-de-sac. technology-based companies has named promote the firm's activities and building What has contributed to The Paddocks' floor. Upstairs, the master bedroom suite offers a vaulted ceiling and skylight in the Susan Caputo as the manager of the tech- relationships with technology networks that success story, nearly selling out its first nology help desk. Caputo will provide tech- maintain compelling technologies and rep- phase within 12 months? "We believe," master bath as well as a dressing area. "Of course, our location has been a nology commercialization and management resent the greatest probability of achieving Jackie I'etrone, sales manager said, "that assistance services to New Jersey technolo- commercial success. our lot size and location has been a signif- major draw to The Paddocks," Jackie Petrone said. "Our elementary school is gy-based companies and entrepreneurs. TIID&I, co-sponsored by the New icant factor. We back up to a farmland Prior to joining THD&I, she was a Jersey Commission on Science and preservation site and the area, formerly a only a few blocks away, so we truly have the neighborhood school concept at work senior vice president at Technology Technology, the New Jersey Small Business horse farm, reflects the beauty of the coun- Management & Funding, L.P. (TMF), a Development Center of the Rutgers tryside." here. Our middle school was recognized at the White House as a National Blue Princeton-based company that provides Graduate School of Management and the Among the most popular models this commercialization and funding alternative United States Small Business Administra- Ribbon School. And our high school is ( year has been The Havilland, a 3,550- going through a major expansion, which to early-stage companies. During her tenure tion, was established in 19 )5 to assist New square-foot home. Available with two will include state-of-the-art computer tech- at TMF, Caputo was responsible for manag- Jersey entrepreneurs in meeting the chal- facades, the Havilland I featuies a formal nology for our students." ing and marketing efforts of the firm which lenge they face managing and building (heir look with brick quions and bay windows, Close to major highways, Belle Mead included expanding the firm's portfolio by technology-based business. while the Havilland II has a covered, wrap- is an ideal location for commuters to the around front and side porch. metropolitan job market. Shopping possi- But what is most striking about the bilities abound with Main Street shopping floor plan is the grand two-story foyer with in both Princeton and Somerville only the circular staircase, sunken family room minutes away, as well as one of the state's with a vaulted ceiling, Lwo-and-a half car largest shopping malls in nearby garage, whirlpool tub in the master bath, Bridgcwater. FOX&ROACH along with vaulted ceilings and skylight, To learn more about The Paddocks at REALTORS' first-floor library, two-zone heating and air Country Classics, visit the site, which is conditioning, and 48-inch desk in the open from noon to 4 p.m. on Monday, kitchen. Thursday, and Friday and 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. NORTH BRUNSWICK NORTH BRUNSWICK Options available include a powder on Saturday and Sundays. You can-reach it room shower, stairs from the garage to the by taking Route 206 south from the basement, triple window in the family Somerville Circle, turning left on to room, attic access over the garage for Hillsborough Road. Turn left on to added storage space, and laundry room Amsterdam Drive. Follow the sign to the counter space. model homes and turn right on to Collins If location is everything, then the Beautiful, spacious 3 BR, 214 These are in addition to the standard Drive. The Country Classics models serve hunt is over! Beautiful 2 BR, 2 bath end unit townhome with 1 amenities included in each home al The as the sales office for The Paddocks. For full bath Governors Point condo car garagel Huge rooms, 3 lev- Paddocks. They include 9~fcet ceilings on more information, call the sales office at faces pond & park-like area! els, private backyard, great the first floor, 42-inch cabinets in the (908) 359-3276. Pool, tennis & more! Jim Jasionowski location! Maimone is named to Worden & Green $89,900 April Listing Leader $138,900 SOUTH BRUNSWICK SOUTH BRUNSWICK Coldwell Presidents Club END UNIT - 3 Bdrm townhome tn FANTASTIC 3 BR Z'A bath Whispering attends convention excellent shape! Backs to woods with Woods townhome! Great complex very private setting, new roof, slidars to super location, take a look! Pete Maimone of Coldwell Banker patio and plenty of storage. Residential Brokerage, South Brunswick, Century 21 Worden & Green recently *119,9OO has been selected to join the company's attended the Century 21 real estate *113,9OO International President Club — an honor Corporation 1998 International Convention SOMERSET MILLTOWN bestowed only to producers in the top 4 in San Diego, Calif. Ken Worden, Mark percent of more than 60,000 sale associ- Green, Arnold Vogel, Tom Pokikuha, Linda • Carolyn Gramata ates throughout North America. This is the Cinelli, Shaun Daley, Kathy Molloy, April Sales Leader fifth year Maimone has been chosen as a Sherylee Nowakowski, Elayne Rubin, SOUTH BRUNSWICK member of this prestigious Coldwell Sherry SanFilippo, Patti Zagunis Pat OWNERS RELOCATING, sacrificing this Banker group. huge 4+ bedrm Colonial. Finished fjsrnt. Flaherty, Chris Ryan and Shelly Stauss par- Affordable ranch in great family area 2 car garage, cul do sac location Call Well maintained cape cod on quiet, He was recently recognized at the com- ticipated in educational sessions. has 3 bdrms/2 baths. Amenities quickly-won't last. dead end street. Features 1 bed- pany's International Business Conference "We are always striving to provide the include remodeled EIK and baths. 242,000 rooms with second floor den suitable held recently in Orlando, Fla. More than highest level to our clients and customers," Customized woodwork trim book- NORTH BRUNSWICK for nursery or small office, 7,000 Coldwell Banker sales associates, shelves w/ recessed lights, some par- NOW that you have seen the rest come Maintenance free exterior. said Green, broker/owner. quet firs and much more. A MUST see one of the best. Clean! Clean! brokers, managers and employees attend- Century 21 Worden & Green is the No. 1 Clean! Describes this gorgoous 2 $ ed the event. SEE! bedroom 2 5 bath townhouse 159,900 office in the state and No. 21 out of 6,000 *173,900 $111,9OO A member of the Middlesex County offices in the country. Century 21 Worden & Board of Realtors, Maimone has been an Green is a full-service real estate organiza- • North Bttmswiek award-winning agent with Coldwell tion with offices on Route 18 in East ane banker for more than eight years. To con- tact Coldwell Banker, call (732) 297-7171. Brunswick and Route 206 in Hillsborough. (732)2544600 4O SENTINEL, MAY 14, 1998 NS |005 Apartments I HI 007 Houses OO&ConcJos | 012 tots & F^Rent I torSale Townhouses I Acreag MANALAPAN-TownhousQ for BUY IT, SELL IT, FIND IT IN rent. 2 1/2 Bath, 2 bedrm., CALL CLASSIFIED CLASSIFIED. 1-800-660-4ADS basement, pool.Call MILLTOWN/ Large Colonial, 4 732-446-9358 FOR GREAT BUYS! IF YOU WANT TO bedroom, 2 1/2 baths. Finished PRINCETON Condo. Colony 1-800-660-4ADS full basement. 2 car garage. Pt. 2 bdrrn., 1 1/2 bath. Top fir. SELL, BUY OR $260,000. 732-246-8266 Cloister. Vaulted ceiling. Frpl. COASTAL North Carolina. k ivUJ ADVERTISE YOUR SERVICE OLD Bridge- 4 bedrm., 2 1/2 $125,000. Call 732-591-0062 Waterfront & water access & GET RESULTS, bath Colonial Tudor. 2 car homesitos with deeded CALL gar. Lg. lot. Deck, bsmt. Exc. SAYREVILLE - TOWNHOUSE boatslips. 1/2 to 1 acre, starl- CLASSIFIED AT cond. $219,900. 732-441-3712 Beautiful & clean! 2 bdrms., ing at 34,900. Excellent boat- DEADLINES 2 1/2 baths; large Kitchon. Full ing, fishing, sailing. Coastal fin. basement. All appliances Marketing B00--iaa-0806. NDAY Line Ads -12:00 noon 1-800-660-4ADS POCONOS Incl. $110,900. 732-525-2867 3 bedrms., 2 baths, living rm., STRESSED OUT? Alfordnbto Display Ads - Friday 4:00 pm OR 732-254-7979 dining rm. Move-In cond. waterfront lots are waiting for $47,000. Call 732-721-6567 SAYREVILLE you on the North Carolina DISCRIMINATION SAYREVILLE-BY OWNER End unit Townhouse. 3 coastline. Enjoy diroct wator HOURS NOTICE 4 bedrm., beauty, lg. wooded bedrms., 2 1/2 baths, fin.bsmt., access for boating and fishing. Reaching Over 140,000 Homes "All real estate advertised lot. Upgrades galorol$169,000. NY bus. Good cond. Asking Call 1-800-435-7311. herein Is subject to the Federal Owner anxious. 732-525-1568 $125,000. Call 732-727-8780 • News Transcript • Sentinel • Suburban Weekdays Fair Housing Act and the New UPPER FREEHOLD TWP. Jersey Law against Discrimi- SPOTSWOOD - BY OWNER. 009 Rooms 2 woocjod, dry lots near • Independent • Examiner Monday through Friday 8:30 am - 5:00 pm nation, which make it illegal to 3 bdrm., 1 1/2 bath. Mint cond. Allontown, 2 & 3.13 acres. advertise any preference, limi- Full bsmnt. Brick patio w/gas for Rent $75,000. & $85,000, Call Grain Please read your ad on the first day of publication. We accept tation or discrimination based grill. $135,000. 732-251-1790 at Realty Execs 609-275-7003 Local Sentinel/Suburban Readers responsibility for only the first Incorrect insertion. We reserve the on race, color, religion, sex, af- SPOTSWOOD-BY OWNER UPSTATE SACRIFICE 20 jjight to edit, reject or properly classify any ad. feotional or sexual orientation, ROOSEVELT-Room for rent. ncron $10,900. Fiolds, wootir,, May Call 254-7979 marital status, handicap, famil- Mint cond. 3 bedrm. ranch, In la. comfortable house. Ask- nice views! Great natnway! ial status, ancestry, or national C/AC, hdwood firs., full bsmnt., ing $450. + 609-443-4644 Survey, oloc. low $$ down! origin, or intention to make any EIK. $139,900 .732-723-1660 SNY 7 days B-B. Cull now! such preference, limitation or UPSTATE STREAMSIDE 607-563-SB77. discrimination. We will not CABIN 15 acres-$29,90O. 010 Rentals knowingly accept any advertis- Fields, woods, large stream. ing for real estate which is in Very secluded. Terms. Won't To Share violation of the law. For infor- last. SNY 607-563-8877 015 Summer/Winter mation contact the New Jersey Rentals NOTICES 1 MISCELLANEOUS 66-68 Division on Civil Rights, 31 OLD BRIDGE- Route 9, 2 Bod- Clinton St., Newark, New Jer- roorn apt. to share.$400.00/mo. sey, Q7101.201-648-2700" |008Condos -t-elec, 1 1/2 mo. security. Call Townhouses Matt, 732-727-0653 Evenings, FLORIDA VILLA NORTH BRUNSWICK- 3 bodroom, 2 hath villa PARLIN- For Sale by Owner. w/privato pool, Quiot REAL ESTATE 5-15 GARAGE SALES 60 ENTERTAINMENT 69 YES! Reflections. Wildflower. end rosicJontlol location. 8 mllos to Always rentingl 1 & 2 bedroom unit. Immac. 2 II., 3 bdrms., 2 011 Mobile Homes DISNEY & other altrnctions. luxury apartments. Prices 1/2 baths, Liv.rm., dln.rm., EIK, http://hqniall.com/oilando/ starting at $695. monthly. 1 yr. den, frpl., sec, sys. Move in lease. Sorry no pets. Open condition, $155,000. Serious HAZLET - WHY RENT? 732-583-8098 daily Monday-Sunday 12-5. buyers only. By appt. 9am to New mobile homes. Financing LOG CABIN, PA. 732-246-2980 5pm, call 732-826-5272. Eves. 15 & 20 years. 6 mo.-1 yr. froo $000./PER WEEK & wknds., call 732-721-6106. CALL 732-254-1331, EVES COMMERCIAL 17-28 INSTRUCTION 63 SAYREVILLE rent. Call: 732-888-9335 BORDENTOWN AVENUE WINDING WOOD 1 & 2 BEDROOM GARDEN APARTMENTS FROM $595. BRAND NEW AVAILABLE FINANCIAL 29-32 LOST & FOUND 64 BOATING 105-106 Open daily 10am-6pm 732-238-3919 ONE BASKET SOUTHAMBOY 1 bedrm., nice building, across from NJ Transit. Tenant pays own heat & else. Exc. concf. EMPLOYMENT 35-41 PETS/ANIMALS 65 UTOMOTIVE 110-119 $595. + sec. Call 917-771 -6990 007 Houses ^ Y» for Sale Stop scrambling around arid come to the

BARGAIN HOMES, Thou- one source for sands of Government Fore- closed and repossessed prop- erties being liquidated this everything. For Private Party Items month! Call for local listingsl 1-800-501-1777 ext. 199. GOV'T FORECLOSED. You are sure • 4 Lines homes from pennies on $1. Delinquent Tax, Re- to find po's. REO's. Your Area. • 2 Weeks Toll Frse (1) 800-218-9000 what Ext. H-5133 for current listings • Price adjustments only • Pre-Paid GOVERNMENT FORE- you're CLOSED HOMES pennies on DEAL $5.00 each additional line • Not refundable J the $1. Repo's, VA, HUD, Sheriff sales. No money down looking for. government loans available now. Local listings. Toll free 1-800-669-2292 ext. H-4000. GOVERNMENT FORE- J CLOSED HOMES for pennies Check the on $1. Delinquent Tax, Re- no's, REO's. Your area. Toll tree for listings/directory. 1-800-218-9000 ext. H-513B. Classified Pages. HAZLET- By Owner. 4 Bdrm., 2 1/2 baths. Vaulted ceiling Living Room. Din.Rm. Family room w/fireplace. Asking $179,900. Call732-888-5412 1-800-660-4 ADS OUR ADS CM t&SULIS! Use our handy Private Party Coupon. Sell Your Own Personal Merchandise. "The Big Deal" 4 lines • 2 weeks $20.00 ($5 each additional line) Published In 8 papers in Monmouth & Middlesex Counties. Julie from ARC Please include all spaces and punctuation. One character per box. of Monmouth was very pleased with the results ie of her ad in Nan Greater Media Addtest Cify_ State Newspapers. Zip . Day Phone. -Evening Phone. VISA*. MC#_ Mail Payment & Coupon to: Let Our Classifieds Work For You! DISCOVER* Greater Media Newspapers Expirafion date Classified 1-8OO-660-4ADS Ads are subject to approval. P0. Box 1CS0 • East Bmnsv;icK, NJ 08316 © Greater Media Newspapers SENTINEL, MAY 14, 1998 41

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Experienced. 732-B4S-0222 shootrocklng 732-607-0712 609-448-3710 No experience necessary. • Children's Clothing ,VON SALES Earn Extra $$$! TIME SIIARfc I-OH SALI A I B00-3!)fi-P()(i1) • Shrewsbury & Matawan Minimum age 1Byrs. Your $7 000 or host oflor (SCA Nutwoik) Own transportation. Marlboro Locations Call Mlchollo - 73P-3?!M(>0!i CHAUFFEUR DRIVERS area, Call 732-970-0500 Hoursl No door to door OFFICE HELP • Immodiate Openings 'Gquirod. To 50% commission. For Dermatology Office, •1/PT Carooi oiiontod individ- LAWN SPRINKLER Installer & • Management Trainees To start call Ind. sis rep. uals, agos 25-62, who enjoy SCHOOL BUS/VAN SERVICE TECH • Sales • Stock Morganvlllo Billing, front desk. 030 Financial mooting people. Neat with Prime local routes availablo. 1-800-874-1809. (SCA 2-3 aays/wsok. Flexible, expe- Experience preferred but will Exporiancs a plus, rofaronces Notwork) rience preferred. 732-536-7080 016 Realtors Services oxcollont driving record a Good pay, immediate hire for train. Call 732-679-7474 a must. Joyce: 732-747-1900 muM. Benefits available Call drivers with CDL-P. I.N.A. 7am~3pm or 3pm- OFFICE MANAGER- For Op- Jorry- 732-577-0023/ oxt.7538. Call 973-325-0037 oxt 19 or MAIDS/FRONT DESK SALES ASSISTANT 1 pm, fill Ins, for 16 bed facility tical store. Diverse duties, FREE CASH GRANTS CIRCULATION OFFICE needs 732-442-7201 ask tor Lany SUPERVISOR &HELP Selected candidates will Cranbury. Call 732-521 -1273 sales exporlsnco a plus. Eve- THINKING Of SELLING Your n organized detail oriented DRIVERS- Must use own car. FT/PT. Flexible hours, week- receive on tho job training. nings & weekends. Excellent HOME? Avoid cos.tly mii.laKo!, Collogo. Scholarships. orson to suporviso fiold Earn $7-$10. pei hour. Call days & weekends. Apply in Monday-Friday Bam-5pm. CLEANING PERSONS salary & pleasant working Cull lor FREE I lumo Kollnrn Business. Medical bills. representatives. 732-536-1212. person: Hazlet Hotel Apply in person to ' Lnvinson Evening hours. 5 days, conditions. Call 732-727-IBif Handbook Barbara Qendlt, Fax or send rosumo to: 2870 Highway 35 • Hazlet Stoal,196 Main Street, Positions available In: Wolchcit noallmii Novor Repay. Toll Froo East Brunswick's Abordeon, Holmdol, OFFICE- Busy East Brunswick Greater Media Newspapers, Matawan, New Jorsoy 07747 Real Estate Brolior soaks 2 732-536-4400 oxl. 125 or 1-B00-218-8000 Ext Q-5133 Circulation Department Manalapan, Monroo, and 1-B80-270-1073 evenings DRAMA SALON SALES OPPORTUNITY Millstone, 732-367-7764 positions Saturday or Sunday FREE CASH GRANTS Col- PO Box 1080 is O MECHANIC O 9-6pm; 2 wookdays, 9-Gpm, lotjf). rtchol.uhhlpr,, Business, E. Brunswick NJ 08816 Ambitious man/woman, collogo Mndlcal liilh, Kkwur repay, Looking for tho Bestll For machinery Entry IGVOI students welcomod, availablo CLERICAL plus Saturday or Sunday 017 Office & loll I mo 1-B00-P18-9000 Join the Hottest Creative Team position. Experience helpful for immodiato employment. And receiving of morchandise I.E. llconse a plus, or dosire oxl 0-5139 COLLECTIONS in the Area!! but not necossary. Good wag- Earnings opportunity $300.00- for areas moot laslonable to attend school. Computer Floor Space :xpanding North Brunswick ' Positions Available: os plus full benefit package. $400.00 pai wook to start. 'omen's specialty store. Com- knowledge :i must. Hnavy NEED A COMPUTER?? Wo n o n c y s e o k i n g r e - Stylist 5 minutes West or Freehold. Large national company. uter experience not noodod. phone duly. Fax resume to. will finniiro-nvon il yon havo imcommorcial/modical and Assistant Call 732-702-1989 Call 732-3U9-093B T-loxiblo hours. 732-432-5008 OR EAST BRUNSWICK boon tinnod down btifoto tility collectois Must know Manicurist Call 800-921 -0582 Call Ora,732-254-3750 axl,158 Clmmtn to iiM'Mahlish ciodit DCPA Salary, commission, Racoptronist Newspaper Reporters Near Rt 1M Modum bwldinii Cill I HOO-!)3I-37I7. nnolitr, and t;iqn-on bonus, Education & Training Provided SECRETARY ;i-ERICAL,F/T-P/T. Must be art time porson wanted to Suitor, lioni !iU0-1,401) :.q II' (fiCA Notw(iik) 32-247-0300, ask or Claire Contact Barbara at mmedlato openings for (ult- Front desk. Blllinq, accounting, omputor literate. Warehouse work In nowspapor plant Mon- avail. Call Hiokoi /.Wh/IIZ/H 732-432-0680 Tuesday-Saturday imo news reporters at Gieatur good typing skllls.732-390-5544 i Trucking Co. S6.00-SB.OO day Tuosday & Wednesday MANAI.AI'AN - tlOUII. !) ONSTRUCTION- Workor or hour. Call 732-545-2139 evenings. Call 732-254-7004 with mechanical ability. Good Media Nowspapois. Current All nlllitlot, liu.'ludod S:<;"' pel 1030B Insurance GENERAL OFFICE/ RESER- openings for news beats in TEACHER after 0:00pm, Monday Ihru month 7:ii'-;i()3-1/l/ D.iyi. pay/bonelits, Valid drivers VATIONIST, Willing to train. Middlesex County and Mon- Head Teacher Of T oddlor OUNTER/PREP/ Thursday, ask for Glonn. iconse Start Nowl East Good command of tnp English room. 2 years oxporionce 738-780-00(10 - 1 viiiilnn:. Services Biunswick aroa. 732-521-4989 mouth County 40-hour work DELIVERY PERSON language. P/T - F/T.Hightstown week. Excellent nonefits required. Early childhood Phono Interviewers EOE MARLBORO COUNSELORS- Day Camp. aro'a.Call Connie, 609-148-2001 package. Requires coverage degree a must. WILL TRAIN •Terrific Hours AUl O • I Inmuowiinr • Business Sonior group loaders. 8 weeks. of nighttime municipal nnd Old Bnrigo 732-723-9416 Start at Gam. Bagels/Doll. Excellent Pay 1,800 :.q It I'HIMI. I.OOAIION In: NY. NJ K II A - 30 yoani GOVERNMENT JOBS-Hinng East Brunswlck/Mllltnwn Lively Co-Workers Call 7Sa-4(il' 1 «HJ Excellent opportunity for col- Now. $1 1-33/hour. Paid school board mootings, fea- PROIil fMt; • 1-800-OAKSURE lege oludonfc with Ed. major. training. Full benefits. Call 7 ture writinq. Excollont opportu- TICKETERS men. Call 732-820-3332 Expressive Personalities l^OWRENffNG Call 732-431-0718 days. 1-800-433-7353 nity for May grads. Fax re- Ticket and hang ladlos EMONSTRATORS Multiple Benefits Quality olllco i.p.iro with dlylo oxt. 3275. (SCA Network) sume, with current phono undorwonr. Worksoalod. Awesome Bosses Pnmo Moult) 0 Ideation 031 Money COUNTER PERSON number, to: $5.15 per hour. Valid ID Room Incentives 1 • HAIR STYLIST 50 NEEDED ProlMGioiutl work ulindsphiMt to Loan FT/PT. Mature minded person D. Lindstrom, required to work In U.S.A. Killer Bonuses Soulhrjnto (.xftcutlvo Cnntor with grill, cold cut S sandwich •MANICURIST Apply in person: Van Mar, Inc. Long Term • Demo Positions Entertaining Atmosphere ixpuflonco. Call 732-792-1044 • ASSISTANT Sentinel/Suburban, 122 Tices Lane, Team Players 205 lloilto !) Ninth. I milhokl East Brunswick, NJ Available In East Brunswick /X'-fM) 44hli "CASH" Inimodkitn $$ loi COUNTER PERSON Flexible Hours. Busy Salon. (732) 254-0486 Saturday & Sunday Interesting Jobs Miuuturod !,uttloinontii and do- East Brunswick / Spotswood or call WAITER/WAITRESS • Apply Immediately.... No Sales Involved area. Call 732-821-8631 (732) 254-7000, ext. 8228, FT/PT Shifts availablo: lorrod Insurance claims. J. G, WILL TRAIN 11 am to 2:30 pni & 4:30 pm to Great Attitudes 018 Stores Wontworth 1-08n-:>31-5M7S. .am-2pm. Bagels/Dell, East HAIRDRESSERS & 10:30 pm. The Hearth, North WESTERN STAFF Work P/T, got F/T pay. S$ WE BUY SS Sollor Tinaiiced Brunswlck/Mllltown area. PLUMBER & Brunswick. Call 732-297-1211 SERVICES Interested? Call Angel Noto',, lm,ur,ini;o ftotllnmnnta, Call 732-828-3332 MANICURISTS 190 Routo 10 1-800-688-4540 I and Noto Portfolios Colonial CUSTOMER SERVICE FT/PT. Mllltown area, Flexible HVAC TECHS East Brunswick. NJ 0B810 RECEPTIONIST- Energetic, FREEHOLD/HOWELL financial FT/PT. Froohold area. hours. Experience preferred. Must be experienced In 035A Help Wanted 732-291-1100 choorful, mature minded poi- 1-800-n0fl-1200 Ext B5 Entry lovol position. Fast grow- Call 732-846-6363. service, have valid driver's son lor busy Chiropractic 3,000 :ii| It lotnil :.p;ii:« In license. Retirement & benefits Seasonal DRIVERS office Hours. 2:30pnW:30pin, PRIME SHOPPING ('iNICH ing transposition company. ndepondont newspaper dollv- $SSS NEED A LOAN? Try Duties Include all aspects of HOUSEKEEPER package. Call 732-901-15036 Monday through Friday, Satur- ON HOUU- !). Oubt Oonnolkiiitlon Roduco Full-Time and Wook-ends 3i: y routes aro availablo in tha day morn., 9am-12pm Call reservation sales & customer PRINTING: Looking for oome- reohotd, Manalapan, Marlbo- Cnll 732-4(K!-1!>«1 monthly payments and % Qo- jorvico. Mature, detail oriented availablo, Call Days Inn in 732-888-0077 or onon intor- uonin (loot Iron No application Dayton at 732-329-3005. ono to work on a single width LIFEGUARD o aroa. If you have a reliable vlew nn Monday 5/1B at 3pm HAZLET/ ROUTE 36 Inonl Call 800-8G3-0006 individual with outqolng per- newspaper press, some expe- FT/PT staitlnq 5/24/98. Will 'ohlcle ploaao call 732-254- Share storo, ftont spaco. l"xt 118 sonality and good phono tech- INSURANCE nanco required. Call 732-254- train, agos 13 & up. Central I755 and ask for information RECEPTIONIST-AM houis.For 600 Gi|. It. Holull or Ollioo niquo to work In professional 7004 after 6:00pm Monday Jorsoy aroa. 609-420-4252 egardlnci delivery. Chiropractic ollico. Experience Groat purKliKi, nnur Shop-llilo atmosphere. Bonetits available CSR with Property & Casualty thru Thursday, ask lor Glonn preferred. Call 732-536-B605 Call 7fl;>-8f)«-191l ALL CREDIT OK! Call Deanna/ 732-577-0023, License for Middlesex County or send resume to Alln: Glonn MAINTENANCE- Ideal for FIELD REPRESENTATIVE lloliimncinu Moittjago Monoy Ext. 7118. agency. Good benefits Metz, P. O. Box 1047, East High school/Collogo student ! you bava 10 or mom lloxiblo SALES - EAST BRUNSWICK, Unlmtii. 200 Poitlrio Old Bndgo provided. Fax oi mall resume Brunswick, NJ0881G for summer day camp. Land- lours and a roliablo car avall- MANALAPAN & MIDDLE- 020 Buildings Lie Mt(] Hnnkor NJ Dopt. of ;o: 732-521-1181 or P.O. Box scaping, painting, cleaning iblo to chock newspaper de- TOWN, Slporatolno' NJ Paint & Banklni) l-BOO-agQ-0001 DAYCAMP 172, Jamosburg, N.J. 08831 REAL ESTATE SALES Start immediately. Madboro/ Ivory and to deliver when Wallpaper Superstore. Look- Garages A FABULOUS SUMMER LABORER - For Garden Opportunity is knocking Don't Fioohold aroa. needod, call 732-254-1758 Ing for associates for our paint DEBT CONSOLIDATIONS. Hiring : *Suporvisors*Nurse Center. Self motivated individ- miss our on going pro-licensing Call 732-308-0405 and ask for more Information. and wallpaper department. Cut munthly payments tin to 7k Sports Coachos-ALifoguards ual, take-charge personality. courses & superior training to SPECIALISTS for summer Floxiblo hours, excellent pay. 30-!i0"u Roduco intoror.l. Stop ^Counselors * Photography Apply In person: help you got a FAST successful day camp. Ideal for Collego GARDENER No oxporionco nocossnry. FREEHOL1 D collection calln Avoid bank- * Painting A Fishing/Boating Baker's Nursery start. Cat! Debbie V. Woichort Sond rosumo or latter to: 12(1 Warohoui.fi. , w/ovoihoad students/Teachers. Marlboro/ 3 days a week. Mow, trim, 1 ruptcy I'RI-I" confidential holp, Perfect lor collage students? Spotswood-Engfishtown Road Realtors 732-5B3-S40O Froohold area. 732-308-0405 wood, mulch and plant. In Broadway, Long Branch, NJ doors, & loading dock ; OIIIIIIH Crutilt Mananomont. Toachers Call 732-44 G-5377 lonroeTwp. 732-251-3377 Upper Freehold / Cream Ridgo 07740 orFaxto 732-571-1240. Call /32-40:'-10!H Non-prollt, licontiod/bondod area. $6.00 an hour. Full-time also available. (100-318-3«bi> DENTAL ASSISTANT STEEL Bl DGS -I'AC. Experience necossary. North CERTIFIED HOME Call 609-75B-5064 DISCTS 30 x 30, 3H x 72, EMPIRE Mortgage Sorvlco Brunswick aroa. 732-297-0549 HAIRSTYLIST-New Salon. SALES 54x87, 72 X 130 HAVE GUARANTEES APPROVAL HEALTH AIDES SUMMER DAY CAMP With following. Benefits, Paid • ranch America, an Interna- THOUSANDS WILL Dl:l. for homoownoro with sufficient DENTAL COMPANIONS/LIVE-INS vacations.Calm atmosphere. tional B lo B Sorvicos Compa- ENDS B-27. 732-0aB-4fl3S equity. Crodlt problems, no- Jail 732-416-0200. ny located in East Brunswick I n c o m o , I o r n c I o - RECEPTIONIST-FT • Junior Counselors & Counselors (For Groups) area, sooks aggressive people nurn/bankruptcing approved. WANTED LPN- 3pm-11pm(alternating for business lelomarkotlng. 025 Business Llconnod Mortgago banker. HYGIENIST-PT • Certified Swim Staff Monday & Saturdayiana Good phono skills, onthusius- Modern, progressive office, Come Grow With Us! 1 pm-7am every other Satur- Now Jorsoy Dopt. ol Banking. Work Near Home tic and friendly. Will train. Ex- Opportunities 1-800-091-S575. Old Bridge, seeking highly mo- (LT/WSI, First Aid/CPR) day, for a 16 bod facility In cellent salary plus bonus and tivated Individuals. Please call Immodiato Openings "ranbury. Cornpetative salary. commission. Flex hours. Groat NO DOWN PAYMENT? 732-613-9898 Throughout • Archery Call 732-521-1273 for students and working AVON-NO DOOR TO DOOR PROBLEM CREDIT? Own tho Monmouth & Middlesex DRIVERS moms. Call 732-257-0707 or NECESSARY. Earn to !>0%. home you nood now, without a Flexible Hours • Dance • Karaoke Fax: 732-257-0370. Wobsile: Have Inn and make money big down payment. Complete GREAT SUMMER JOB Own transportation MARKETING www.branchamarica.com. loo MLM availablo. Grant luiancing II qualified. S-10 hours/week. $2,000./month E.O.E, monoymakino. opportunity. DeGoorgo Homo Alliance. necessary • Guitar • Musical Keyboard potential. Call 732-471-1079 FT/PT. Indopahdnni Ropro- 1-B00-343-2B84. FUN! Competitive Salary sontativo. 1-BOO-!)?7-28(>6 Weaser's Ices is looking for a • Gymnastics • Tennis Specialists REFINANCE a SAVE $1u0's fQW good people to run Italian Call about our sign on bonus FISHING AND HUNTING EACH MONTH. With Today's ceHoutes in Monmouth CAROUSEL OF FRANCHISE Own your own Low Moitgage Hatos, Consoli- County. Earn $2S0.-$400. per MAC parl-timo homebasod compa- dato debt, improve your home week & bonuses too. Clean HOME CARE ny booking fishing and hunting or got neodod cash with Fair- driving record a must. Call Call 732-821-9155 trips. Call Outdoor Connection bank Mortgago 24-hour pre 732-780-2242 732-303-0245 OPERATOR at 301-745-4669. approvals, quick closings, Competitivo rales, custom Pro- 036 Help Wanted FRIENDLY TOYS « GIFTS grams For Evory Need, Good Part-time has Immodiato opanings In & Problem Crodlt, No Income LUBRICATION ENGINEERS, INC. Full Time Part Time Mao Operator needed for busy production your aroa. Numbnr Onn in Par- Vindication, Solf-Employed, department. Applicants must know Quark or Multi ly plan: Toys, gifts, Christmas!, Bankruptcy, 125% Equity Sales Representative Ad Creator and Adobe Photoshop. Strong design Home decor, l-reo catalog and Financing. Wo Bend Over LIFE GUARD- Apartment com- BANKING information 1-800-4B8-4875. Backwards to Approve Your Lubrication Engineers, Inc. (est. 1951) a plex in Old Bridge. Full time and typography skills ara required. Loan. Falrbank Mortgage, NJ multimillion dollar, internationally recognized starting 5/23/98. Must be fully PART TIME Hours: Ivfon. & Frl. 5 p.m. to midnight GROUND FLOOR buslnoss Lie. 14180 1-800-346-5626 certified. Call 732-679-9772 Send resume to: opportunity with company oxt. 413. leader in the production of quality industrial & TELLERS soon to be household namo. or fax 732-727-8395 Greater Media Newspapers No obligation, 732-617-1132 fleet lubricants, seeks individual to Ocean Federal Savings Bank P. O. Box 1080 VISA/MASTERCARD1I has part time oponings avail- $25,000 00+, unsecured, no service/sell existing & new accts. in the SALES /FINANCIAL East Brunswick, NJ 08816 LOCAL CANDY ROUTE. 30 Brunswick area, a protected territory. Benefits Professional men/women able for Tellers at our Concor- Vending Machines. Earn apx. deposit required, bad/no credit needed for positions with a dia Branch, Cranbury, NJ Fax: 732-254-0256 $B00/day All for $0,995 Call Is O.K. everyone wolcome, low pkg includes highest comm. rates in the high possibility of promotion to Hours are: Attn: Toni Smith 1-800-99a-VEND. fixed interest, buslnoss license industry, insurance & bonus prgms. Straight sales management positions •Monday, Tuesday & EOE No phone calls please M/F //CA9609. Call Crodlt America in the Central Jersey area. Wednesday. 10am-2:00pm MAILORDER- EARN 1-800-365-3499 Full Tirno incomo-wlth Part comm. rates with tremendous sales & MBA/Ph.D./Masters/ •Friday (SCA Network) technical service support prgms. Unlimited Accounting/Business/Marketing 10:00am-3:00pm Time woik. Work from homo. •Saturday 1-888-355-6901 - (24 Hours) income potential. degree or prior business expe- Ad Services/Production STOP LIVING PAYCHECK rience/ownership. Full training 9:00 am-1:00pm TO PAYCHECKI International The selected individual will be a self-starter, provided in retirement Assistant public company expanding. Full Time planning/insurance/lnvestments. Previous experience as a tell- hard worker. Formal training will be at the Comprehensive compensation er, or background In sales, Busy newspaper production department needs am- Work from any location. PT/FT. bitious, reliable person to assist in day to day news- Full-Training a Support. Any Corporate Headquarters with continuing field plan, 401 (k), bonuses and cash handling, or customer foreign language a plus. FREE ACCOUNTANT/ benefits, if you qualify. If you service is required. paper operations. Macintosh knowledge helpful but information. 1-800-813-4072. & technical support. desire $100K+ potential and not required, will train. have the work ethic to achieve We offer a competetive salary Hours: (SCA Network). BOOKKEEPER If you desire a career change, unlimited oppty. It, contact Puneet Seth, paid vacation and partial holi- East Brunswick aroa. College day pay. To apply, please stop Mon., Tues. & Wed. 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. grad or 5 yaars hands-on & assoc. with an industry leader, you are Regional Director at: (732)-335-1120, Ext. 304 in at any one of our branches Send resume to: , VENDING experience with A/P, G/L, A/R invited to contact: (732)-698-0009, (Fax) to fill out an application, or LAZY PERSONS DREAM. & P/R. Sproadshof.it experience mail/fax your resume to the Greater Media Newspapers FEW HOURS, BIG $ essential. Must be computer Bill Mitchell Human Resources Dept. PRICED TO SELL. FREE literate. Fax resume to Carmen The Mutual Life Insurance P. O. Box 1080 BROCHURE. 1-800-020-4353 732-432-4820 Lubrication Engineers, Inc. Company of New York, New York, Now York. E.O.E. East Brunswick, NJ 08816 WANT MORE? Last year, . AVON $$ SALES 1-800-537-7683 OCEAN FEDERAL Fax: 732-254-0256 hundreds of my associates Must be 18. Call 24 hours. Fax 1-800-228-1143 (Securities offered through SAVINGS BANK earned six-figure incomes 1-800-545-8390 MONY Securities Corp., Attn: Toni Smith working at home. I can train P.O. Box 7128 Member NASD, SIPC, 975 Hooper Avenue you to do the same Call for CAR WASH ATTENDANT Fort Worth, TX 76111 1740 Broadway, New York, Toms River, NJ 0875- No phone calls please recorded details FT or PT. Apply: Rt 36 Hazlet New York, NY 10019 Fax:732-818-7909 EOE M/F 1-800-257-5954 Car Wash (next to Amoco Sta- EOE (800)736-0166.) (SCA Network) tion) 732-888-0925 EOE M/F/D/V 42 SENTINEL, MAY 14, 1998 NS 036 HelpAVarited III d^Sa Eitip!oyirient]||[042 Antiques •048' General 048 General PartTiriie Services Collectibles 047 Furniture I Merchandise Merchandise BUY IT, SELL IT, FIND IT IN SECRETARY-Real HOME TYPISTS, PC users USE YOUR COUCH/LOVESEAT/ CHAIR OUR ADS RUG- Indian Wool/now $1,800. U HOLMDEL-26 HUNTLEY Estate Licensed,weekends needed. $45,000. income VISA, MASTER CARD OR & Ottoman. Matching. Schen- Como. desk $75. Highchalr CLASSIFIED. 1-800-660-4 ADS Rd. (Holland Rd. to Red Fern computer experience 431-0500 potential. Call 1-800-513-4343 DISCOVER CARD nlle fabric with Oak trim. Mint GET RESULTS $30.foychest, $15. Toddler to Huntley) Fri. 8, Sat., 5/15 & ext. B-5097. TO PAY FOR YOUR AD. condition. Asking $750. din.set, $40. Call 732-972-3695 PIANO TUNING 5/16, 9am to 2pm Household SUMMER WORK-FT/PT.Idea! CALL CLASSIFIED Days- 609-655-8990, ext. CALL CLASSIFIED New Client Discount-$25. items, bathroom fixtures, word for Collogo students up to WORK IN YOUR SPARE 1-800-660-4ADS 3219, Evenings - 732-254-0127 TANNING BEDS: WOLFF/ Toll free 1-888-395-TUNE processor. $11.85tetart Mo telemarketing TIME! Good money! Process- or 732-254-7979 1-800-660-4ADS SUNMASTER HOME & com- • Master Tuner Estb. 1960 • Middlesex Cty 732-254-141 f ing malll Free supplies! Bo- mercial starting at $1,499.00. LJ HOWELL - COMMUNITY CREDENZA-OAK BATHROOM TOILETS, Sinks. Monmoulh Cty 732-542-4848 nuses! Rush SASE: Green- ANTIQUES $75. or best offer. Call for your free catalogue PIANOS-ORGANS WIDE! Howell Country Village, house/4217, Highland. Water- Call 732-431-8067 Tubs. Counters. Cabinets. 1 -800-605-2268 or see it today LOTS OF TRADE INS Rt. 9 to Adelphia Rd. to Howell ford , Ml 48328-2165. Top prices paid for: Antique Mirrors. All excellent condition. at http //www.bjclan.com Rd Sat., 5/16, 10am -4pm. TEACHER furniture, oriental rugs DESKS 732-431-1748, after 6PM FROM $250. All Floor Models On Sale LJ JAMESBURG-RIDGEVIEW PT temple Nursey School. paintings, jewelry & silver. We 3 Secretary. 1 Executive. BICYCLES - Ping-Pong table, WATER COOLERS 1-800-453-1001 Certified & experience purchase entire contents of $150. takes all. 732-264-1956 Lawn mower with catcher, Rd. & Hilltop Ct. (off Half Acre preteired. 732-446-1224 037 Babysitting estates. Will come to your Brand new, designer, 5 yr. Rd.JNEIGHBORHOOD DINETTE - VIRGINIA HOUSE Fisher Price Pool Table. Best warranty. Cook/cold S hot/cold. Child Care home. Call 908-862-0200 offers. Call 609-259-2087 051 Sporting GARAGE SALE & BAKE TEACHERS Oak. Hutch, table and six Various colors. 732-792-8001 SALE. Sat. 5/16, 9am to 3pm. chairs, $600. or best offer. Mention ad for discount. Equipment RAIN DATE: Sun., 5/17. Temple Hodeph Torah, Call 732-679-6864 CARPET Marlboro, Is seeking exper- CHILD CARE ALTERNATIVE WOLFF TANNING BEDS Tan European "AU PAIRS" live-in 043 Appliances DINETTE SET - 42" ROUND JUST COMPLETED LARGE at Home. Buy Direct and U MANALAPAN ienced & enthusiastic Hebrew DEVELOPMENT. OVER 1,000 SAVE! Commercial/Home 22 Sandpiper Dr. (off Gordons teachers to teach prayers, help, reliable, experienced, table with parquet top. 4 ladder ERGOCIS ER -Cateye. English speaking legal, gov't back wood chairs with Rush YDS. LEFT. CLOSE-OUT units from $199.00. Low EC3000. Marcy Stepper. Corner Rd.) Sat., 5/16, 8am to ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL seats, Excellent cond. $225. $3.95. CALL EDDIE. Monthly Payments. FREE Col- Brand new cond.732-536-0906 3pm. Patio set & LOTS MORE! with background in administra- approved program. Under AIR CONDITIONER - 18,000 732-691-0869 OR $200./week. Call 732-536-4793 or Catalog. CallToday 9am/12pm or 6pm-11 pm. LJ MANALAPAN - 1 Northwood tion & Jewish Education. BTU's. 220 volts. 3 1/2 yrs. 1-800-246-0869 1-800-842-1310. Available September'98. Call Au Pair USA at old. $300. Good for small DINETTE SET - GLASS TOP GOLF CLUBS Circle (off Taylor Mills Rd.) Fri. Call 732-308-3836 1-800-AU-PAIRS office or store. 732-747-1715 table, 60" x 36", 2 (V) glass COSTUME JEWELRY - Great Tommy Armour. Forged iron, & Sat., 5/15 & 5/16, 9am to Interexchange 161 Sixth St. for Flea Market/Garage Sales. 2pm. MULTI-FAMILY. AIR CONDITIONERS pedestals, 2 Mauve fabric true temper shafts. Asking TELEMARKETERS New York, NY. chairs, $300, Call 732-257-5093 Necklaces, earrings, etc. Over $350. Call 732-390-6650 Furniture, clothing, toys, more! $7. per hour + weakly promot- $75. & up. Most sizes avail. 7,000 places. 732-251-5170 048a Gifts & Crafts ions. 6-9pm. Monday-Thursday. CHILD CARE IN YOUR HOME A/C repairs. A/C's Wanted $$ DINING ROOM - ITALIAN. LJ MANALAPAN- 374Taylors Saturday 9-noon. Matawan Experienced. Love a Care. Dehumidifiers. Imported Capricclo. 12 piece CUTCO Mill Rd. (off Rt. 9) Sat. & Sun., 1 -800-235-0644 Reliable. Call 732-536-9757 Apartments Wall A/C's. Mahogany Piano finish. Pro- $1,000. Drawing with Free 060 Garage Sales 5/16 a 5/17, 9am to 3pm. Central A/C's Service/Installed. tective glass on table & buffet. ABC DRY FLORAL DESIGN 2 FAMILY. Ski mach., new Demonstration of finest Pro Discount wholesale/retail of CHILDREN'S CHOICE Calt 732-566-3233/732-566-2945 Like new. Orig. $12,000. Sac- CUTLERY. Call 732-521-5841 grandfather wall clock, WAITRESS/WAITER Dried Flowers & Floral antiques, clothing, vasos. Experienced only. Weekends 46 W. Ferris St., E. Brunswick rifice at $7,000. MOVING. Ages 3 months - 5 years DRYER -KENMORE Need to sell. Call 732-257-4929 DINETTE- $50. Bathroom arrangements. Specializing In U ABERDEEN- WARREN for resiaurant in Matawan, sink, $30. Elec. Cooktop, $45. Roses. Call 732-297-8354 LJ MANALAPAN - Little John Call 732-765-0600 Kindergarten, State Certified Electric. $100. or best offer. DR, Off Lloyd Rd. bet. Rt. 79 8, Open 6:30am-7pm, 12 months Call 732-431-8067 DINING ROOM - 5 PC. & Micro, $45. Baby swing $40. Hwy. 34. BLOCK SALE. Sat., Rd. (off Union Hill Rd. & a year. Call 732-613-4488 matching lighted Wall Unit. Blk. Bar $50. New tub surround, Blenheim) MULTI-FAMILY: YOUTH ADVISOR Freezer - 5 1/2 ft. high. lacquer. 6 chairs, 2 leaves, $45. Call 732-308-0395 049 Merchandise 5/16, 9am to 3pm. Rain/Shine! Sat. 5/16, Bam to Spm. Dedicated, dynamic, knowledg- EAST BRUNSWICK AND Gas Dryer. FREE! Both good table pads. Excellent condition. LJ BELFORD - GALLOPING EVERYTHING! Spotswood area. Experienced. condition. Call 732-446-2965 $1,000. Call 732-613-8191 FENCING - Wanted Clr. (Leonardville to Horsemans able & caring Youth Advisors 100 ft. of six foot fence with 16 U MANALAPAN-13 LEE needed for conservative CPR Certified. Smoke a Pet KITCHEN WALL OVEN Pkwy.) Sat., 5/16, 9AM. HUGE free home. Equipped playroom. DINING ROOM -TABLE, foot gate. $695. or best offer, NEIGHBORHOOD SALE! RD. (Gordons Corner to congregation in Manalapan, Magic Chef. 1 1/2 yrs. old. 8 chairs with 2 leaves & pads. Call 732-251-1471 Saratoga to Lee Rd.) Fri., Sat. for grades 4 throuoh 12. Tax Deductible. 732-251-2995 Microwave, 3 yrs. old. Best AAA ANTHONY'S ANTIQUE Table built for taller persons. GRILL- PAYS TOP $$$$ for used U DAYTON - WETHERHILL a Sun,, 5/15, 5/16, 5/17, Experience a plus. Please fax offers. Call 732-787-2697 Exc. cond. $900. 732-583-5764 Way (off Georges Rd.) MULTI 9am to 3:30pm. Furniture, resume to : 732-446-0860 Sunbeam Electric. Full size. furniture, glass, art, toys, all KIDS COUNT RANGE -G.E. Hi-Low, Gas. collectables, etc. Love attics & FAMILY-Sat., 5/16, 9am to clothes, household items, fish or mall resume to; Ages 2 mos. to 8 yrs, Full day DINING ROOM SET- Wainut. Excellent condition. $75. 2pm. RAIN OR SHINE! tank, crib, a LOTS MORE! Temple Beth Shalom Kindergarten. Open 7 yrs. old. DISHWASHER: $600. BDRM: Dresser, desk, Call 732-780-6948 basements. Estate contents 7am-6:30pm. State certified. Kitchen Aid. 7 yrs. old. Exc. twin bed, cab. $250. Kitchen bought or auctions. Est. 1979 U EAST BRUNSWICK- 108 Freehold Road cond. Best offers. 732-219-9389 HAY RAKES (2) - (1) FORD, 732-739-9847 Uncle Joe U MANALAPAN-6 Hawthorne Manalapan, NJ 07726 Old Bridge. Call 732-723-9416 tbl./chairs. $175. 732-257-7690 9 Viburnum Ct. (Off Briar Ridqe Ave. (Gordon's Cor. to Pease •1) M.F., $300. Ea. MULCH SMilltown Rds.) Sat., 5/16, Salary Negotiable, Start 7/1/98 REBUILT - WASHERS, DINING ROOM SET • 9 PC. •1AY, $2.00 per bale. Hay Mix, SAVE THIS AD! to Hawthorne) Sat. 5/16, 9-3, MONROE/SPOTWOOD AREA Dryers, Ovens a Refrigerators. 10am to 5pm. Couch/lovesoat, Contents of Condo. (No furn.), Loving mother of 2 will provide Excellent condition, $600. Sofa S2.50 per bale. 732-446-5805 water bed. & LOTS MOREI TLC for your child in my home, LOW COST - Guaranfeed. Bed, $100. Microwave, $75. ALL LIONEL TRAINS wheelchair, commode, outdoor APPOINTMENT CPR Certified. 732-25T-9030 732-238-6217/Apex Appliances Call 732-842-5643 LAWN MOWER Or Flyer. Top cash appraisal. U EAST BRUNSWICK-12 cushions/glassware/linens, etc REFRIGERATORS -Moving RIDING SNAPPER. 5 forward Price no object. 732-946-2893 Dunston Dr, (Old Bridge Tpk. OLD BRIDGE - State certified. DINING ROOM SET - Off to Thomas Rd.JSat. 5/16, 9am LJ MARLBORO- 3 NIAQRA 26 cu. ft.with water & Ice on white lacquer table with leaf & speeds and reverse. 8 HP. Way (off Georgian Bay Dr.) SETTERS First aide, CPR trained. Meals door, $675. a 11 cu.ft., $275. Electric S Manual start, 28" BUYING CAMERAS to 3pm. Raindate: Sun. 5/17. incl. Any age. 732-679-9624 4 padded swivel chairs. Good And Photo Equipment. 1 pc. or Chlldrens items & MORE I Sat. a Sun., 5/16 a 5/17, 8am No Experience Necessary Both like new. 732-787-7567 condition. Asking $250, Sofa & cutting blade. 30 gallon bag in to 3pm. Kids, housewares, etc. wagon. (Twin bag Catcher) whole studio, No Polaroid or OLD BRIDGE - A+ care by WASHER /DRYER -G.E. Chair: Rounded padded cush- movie. Call 732-928-7811 U ENGLISHTOWN Potential earnings from exp. child care provider. White on white. 4 yrs. old. ions with wood trim accents. $500. Call 732-545-5392 COMMONS - MULTI-FAMILY U MARLBORO - UNION HILL Rd. to Millay Rd. to Robinson $8.00 to $14.00 per hour PT/FT. Ilex., refs, 732-360-9233 Freozor, and MUCH MORE! Brownish mauve with other LAWN MOWER - RIDING CASH FOR BOOKS Carriage Ln. (off Lasatta Ave.) Call 732-329-1477 colors woven in fabric & match- Sears. 12.5 hp, 30" cut with Sat. & Sun., May 16 & 17th, Rd. Saturday & Sunday, OLD BRIDGE - Certified bagger. 3ft. aerator and 9am to 3pm. May 16 & 17,8am to 4pm. Setting Appointments Teacher/Mom will provide a WASHER/DRYER - Whirlpool. ing large picture. Good Call 732-536-0850 condition. Asking $300, thatcnar. Mint condition. $750. •CDs•LPs «DVDs• P/T Permanent Shifts Available warm, loving environment for Heavyduty, oversized. Excel- Call 732-257-1215, afterSPM or best offer, 732-390-0795, U FREEHOLD -120 STILES SIX FAMILY SALE your child in ner home. Call lent condition. Asking $250. or AFTER 6PM. THE RECORD SETTER PI. (Stlllwells to Sunnybrook to Furniture, tools, clothing, baby, Hours: 9 am-1 pm 732-416-1967 best offer. Call 732-B17-1560 DINING ROOM SET - Table Call 732-257-3888 Stiles PI.) Sat. & Sun., 5/16 & home items, a much more! 5/17, 9am to 4pm. 5 pm-9 pm with pads 2 leaves, 4 chairs, & LAWN TRACTOR - 4 yrs. old U MILLSTONE- 13 EAST Breakfront. Excellent cond. Only used 2 yrs. 12 1/2 hp. Pino Branch Dr. (off Paint OLD BRIDGE 1i U FREEHOLD-26 UNION Old Bridge Area 044 Computers $375. Call 732-679-2006 Raar ban, 38 deck, Asking CONSIGN Ave. (off South St.) Sat., 5/16, Island Spring Rd.) MOVING 2 experienced child care work- $1,000, Call 973-759-6800 9am to 3pm. MULTI- FAMILY. SALE: Sat, & Sun., 5/16 a ers will care for your child in DINING ROOM SET-Washed Your Women's & Children's 5/17, 9am to 3pm. Furniture, 1-800-872-0157 their homes. Meals, activities, Bsechwood. 6 chairs, 2 leaves. MEDICARE RECIPIENTS are Clothes, household Items, you using a NEBULIZER MA- Quality Clothing & Accessories toys, treadmill. No Early Birds! housewaros, priced to selll fun provided. CPR cert. Hurry Good condition. $695. Cash. CALL 2ND TURN AROUND Howell Area call Rim & Dana 732-360-1775 ALL TYPES OF REPAIRS & Call 732-583-7367 CHINE? STOP paying! ul I Up-Grades, Custom Systems price for ALBUTEROL, ATRO- U FREEHOLD TWP.-12 LJ MILLSTONE- 14 FAWN 1-800-972-5376 PARLIN - TLC for children of Multi-Task 732-254-1823 DINING TABLE & 6 Chairs, VENT, etc. solutions. MEDI- 732-431-7667 Tudor Rd. (off Stlllwells Corner Way (off Rt. 571 & Millstone working parents in my home. $350. Queen bed with head- CARE will pay for them. We FISHING TACKLE Collector Rd.) MULTI-FAMILY: Fn., Sat. Rd.) Fri. & Sat., 5/15 & 5/16. FT/PT a Summer openings CALL THE PC MD -For all your board, $200. Crib, $50. or bill Medicare for you and ship Wants to buy old rods, reels, &Sun., S/15, 5/16, &5/17. 9-4. Household, baby items. avail. Exc. refs. 732-727-0069 computer needs. At home $500. takes ALL. 732-780-9084 lures, etc. Call 908-233-1654 9am to 3pm. Baby items, 036a Employment directly to your door. MED-A- housewares, clothes, furn...... U MILLTOWN - 20 SCOTT SAYREViLLE-Exp. Mom will service of IBM & compatibles SAVE 1-800-538-9849. Services running DOS/WINDOWS. KITCHEN SETS (2) $50. ea. GUNS, swords, military Items. Something for Everyonel Ave. (off Riva Ave.) Fri., 5/15, babysit In my home. FT/PT. Antique mirror, $125. 4 poster License NJ/Fedoral Dealer. 9am to 3pm. Rain Date; 5/16. Refs & Meals. 732-238-4641 Calt Robert 732-238-6779 MORE MONEY!!! Learn the U FREEHOLD TWP. - 349 twin bed w/dresser $75. secrets that Insurance Bert 732-821-4949 BARGAINS & BARGAINS! COMPAQ PRESARIO 486 w/ Lamps, & morel 732-747-2594 Pond Rd. -Frl. & Sat., 5/15 & $1,000'S POSSIBLE TYPING cornpanies don't want you to I BUY OLD CARVED IVORY 5/16., 8am to 4pm. GIGANTIC Part Time. At Home. Toll Free cd rom incl. monitor printer Q MONROE 037a Child Care Win 95 a software. Great for a LIVING ROOM SET-3 PC. know! Get "Top Dollar Property PCS. & OLD OIL PAINTINGS. Sale. NO Early BIrdsl MOVING SALE 1-800-210-9000 Ext. T- 5133 child. Best offer. 732-290-9255 Strong, functional Scandina- Claims" ISBN 0-9654537^1-5 Leave message 732-583-6595 (or Listings. Wanted vian furniture. Dark wood at bookstores; order direct U HAZLET- PARKVIEW DR. 52 MAYBERRY AVE. "Outcult COMPUTER TUTORS frames. Floral print. $300. 1-888-9S9-4606. (Off Beers Street) MOVING/ Section". Sat. & Sun., 5/16 & $1000's POSSIBLE TYPING. 5/17, 9am to 4pm. Raln/Shlnel Part-time. At Home. Toll free Affordable, Personalized at Call 732-671-8679 (SCA Network) 050 Musical home PC trainlnq.73g-786-0493 MULTI-FAMILY: for listings/directory. ABERDEEN LIVING ROOM/ MOVING SALE • (2) Breakfast Instruments Sat. & Sun,, 5/16 & 5/17, 9am U MORGANVILLE- 20 LAKE 1 -800-218-9000 Ext. T-5130. INTERNET-$17. PER MO. KITCHEN. $450. Will sell Bars with stools $50. ea. (2) 1 to Spm. Household, baby Louise Rd. (corner Ottawa Rd. Seeking reliable & energetic yr. old A/C's, 6,000 btu's $175.;- Items, furniture, & lots morel North). Sat,, 5/16, 9:30am to ATTENTION person to care for an infant & CALL 908-685-9494 separately. Excellent condition. READERS Call 732-495-3336 11,800 btu's $300. Kitchen di- PIANO-Story & Clark, U HAZLET-33 VIRGINIA 4:30pm. Rain Date: Sun., 5/17. toddler In my home. 3 days per www.mindpulse.com nette with 4 chairs $150. Black Beautiful Oak finish. Upright Lots of various itomsl Ads under this classification week, 9 hours per day. No LOVESEAT - All recently Ave. (off Middle Rd. Sat., are not offers of employment. lacquer/glass Curio cabinet, with bench. $1,000. Firm. 5/16, 9am to 4pm. Misc. housework. References a MONITORS re-upholstered. Like new. $300. CaTI 732-863-1391 Call 732-723-1502 • MORGANVILLE - Macleish/ Often those advertisers offer a must. Call 732-5S6-1532, Girl's White French Provincial household items. Kilmer Dr. toff Union Hill Rd.) service for a fee. If you place a 21" Cornerstone, color SVGA. ieave message Like new w/vldeo cards, bedroom set. Come sea, make MOVING SALE - FURNITURE PIANO - YAMAHA CONSOLE Q HAZLET - off Rt. 36 near GIANT BLOCK SALE: 5/15, call to a "900" number you will offers! 732-727-3062 aft. 6PM Snow blower, clothing, knick- WITH BENCH. Nippon Gakkl. Poole Ave. Fleldcrest T.H.'s. 5/16, & 5/17,9am to 4pm. Rain automatically be billed a fee, EAST BRUNSWICK - In my $300.ea. Quantity available. home for 2 year old. Full time. Call 732-525-8600 knacks, garden hoses, and Walnut finish. Exc. condition. 15+ Families. Sat., 5/16, 9am Date: 5/22, 5/23, a 5/24. Furn., which varies. LOVESEAT /SLEEPER $150. more! Call 732-863-1592 $1,900. Call 732-780-2755 to 4pm. Rain date: Sun., 5/17. collectibles, clothing,housewares References. Must drive. Calt Occasional chair $100. Wall ASSEMBLE arts, crafts, toys, 732-390-7880, leave message Unit $250. Glass & Brass end MOVING SALE jewelry, wood Items, typing, table $100. Call 732-431-4849 sewing, computer from home 046 Firewood All New Condition. 3 pc. White EAST BRUNSWICK Velvet sectional/2 sloe chairs. in your spare time. Great pay. In my home for 3 a 6 yr. olds. MOVING SALE - FINE PECAN Free details 24 hours (FEE) Din. Rm. w/Buffet and 6 chairs. Game table/2 chairs. Loveseat Full time position with part time & match, balloon valances. 1-800-632-8007. hours. Must drive. Start now or Couch/Loveseat. Italian glass HOW TO PUBLISH A NOVENA FREE FIREWOOD !!! chandelair. Many small appli- Qn. padded hdbd. w/match. CRUISE SHIP & LAND-TOUR September. Call 732-257-5774 Hardwood. Free Wood chips. ances & antiques, etc. Call drapery & comf., etc. Laura JOBS-Excellent benefits. HOLMDEL-seeklng mature Free delivery. 732-928-0982 732-566-9656 or 732-566-9645 Ashley print. Full antique white World Travel. Ask us howl minded person to care for my 6 bed w/matt./boxsprlng. Win- Prayer to St. Jucle 517-324-3095 month & 2 1/2 yr. old, in my dow valance/comf. Denumidl- Oh Holy St Jutjn, Anosllo and ext, C89691 (directory) home.Light houskeeping. fier, 48 pint. Floor safe. Fast Maityr, (jrual In virtue and rlcli in References. 732-888-5482 047 Furniture Track exerciser. 732-787-7567 miracfos, near Kinsman ol Jesus DRIVER OTR COVENANT MUST SELL !! Chnsl faithful Intercessor of all who TRANSPORT-Just had a Ma- LIVING ROOM SET PRIVACY HEDGE-Arborvitae Invoke your special patronage In lor Pay Increase. Experienced NANNIES HURRY! (Evergreen) Full and Bushy. If you wish to publish time of need, to you I have recourse FOR THE BEST JOBS SOFA AND LOVESEAT Fast growing, complete from the depth of my heart and Drivers Owner Operator BED-KIng Extra thick premium Good condition. $350.00 humbly Ijon to wltom God has given Teams 1-800-441-4394 Grad- Llvein/out or After School Care mattress, box & frame, new in privacy, spring liquidation. 3 a Novena in Call evenings. 732-780-2448 rt./regular $29.95. Now only rsuch great power to come to my uate Students 1-800-338-6428 plastic. Cost $1,199. Sell $475. or leave message. assistance Help me in my present Bud Meyer Refrigerated Truck SELECTIVE NANNY Call 732-602-9603 $9.95. Gtd. and Free delivery Greater Media Newspapers, and urgent petition In return, I Line CALL TOLL FREE 288 SUMMERHILL RD., E.B. PATIO SET - LAZY SUSAN 1-800-908-0496. promise to make your name known 877-283-6393 (BUD MEYER) 732-432-S500 BED-LOFT, Twin. Red metal. 59" Round Table. Beige. Um- and curse you to be Invoked Large desk underneath. brella with base & 6 arm chairs PRIVACY you may use the coupon Say three Our Fathers, three Mall Solo Drivers & Contractors. OLD BRIDGE - Person need- HEDGE/CEDAR/ARBORVITAE- Marys and Glorias Publication must ed fo care for 2 children in my Shelves, matchlnq chair. with straps. 732-446-2691 be promised SI Judo pray for us all DRIVER-START up to home, 3pm-1am, Friday- $190.00 Call 732-431-4101 3'-4' tree. Will mature into pri- below or call who Invoke your aid Amen, This $.34/mile. 85% drop-n-hook. vacy for windbreak. 12 tree Novena has never been know to fail Tuesday. Call 732-390-2087 BED-Queen, premium mat- minimum. $8.95 eachl Gtd. Conventional Freightllners. tress, box a frame. New in This Novena must be said for 9 Weekly pay. Regional runs • DlscountTreeFarm consecutive days plastic cost $1,000. sell $325. 1-800-889-8238, 1-8OO-66O-4ADS Thanks L.M.F. available. Contractors ask 038 Cleaning Call 732-855-7883 about $.88/MILE! Heartland REFINISHING Your prayer will be published in our Help Wanted BEDROOM Master. Mad. Qn. RADIAL tires 15" new, $40.ea. Express 800-441-4953. German Trained Perfectionist 61 "cargo box. $20. 2 veri.blin- newspaper in your community. Hdbd., triple dresser, 2 mir- Refinishlng, Restoring, Hand ds.tan/metal 108w.x78L.$25.- DRIVER...Traotor Trailer Driv- rors, chest, night tbl. Asking Stripping,, Bannisters, Kitchen ea. Fish tank $50.732-780-3836 ers needed to loin the Swift Live-in Frl.-Sun. Must drive, $425. best offer. Range/other- Cabinets, Pianos, Pool Tables, l're-payment required. Transportation Family! No ex- Background cks. Non-smkr. household items.732-566-7991 Doors. Free Est. 732-571-2915 ROUND WOOD TABLE w/1 Cost $29. perience necessary! COL Mastercard.VISA or "•" call aft. Spm 732-238-3184 BEDROOM SET - QUEEN. SOFA - BROWN SECTIONAL. leaf, 4 mate chairs, $100. OLD training available through All- Large. 2 pc. Good condition. SINGER SEWING MACHINE discover accepted state Career School, Swift Contemp. Walnut. Complete w/matt, & box spring. Must $425. or best offer. in cabinet w/stool, make offer. Transportation (eoe-m/f) Call 732-970-0518 STEREO, make offer. Call Name. 1-800-800-7315 040 Situations Sell! $300. Call 732-251-9042 732-988-129B Wanted BEDROOM SET- Twin. Whits SOFA BED & LOVESEAT - DRIVERS-ASK ABOUT OUR Wicker, $500. Exc. cond. Blue. $350. CARPET - 30 yds., SOFA BED WITH LOVESEAT, Address. NEW PAY PACKAGE Artie Entertain. Ctr. w/bar, Oak/ light blue/grey. Good condition. Queen $900. Coffee tbls. $50. Express is seeking compa- RELIABLE-Experienced per- Brass $800. Neq. 732-613-8605 $1,000. new, selling for $150. Brown leather chair w/foot ny/regional & OTR tractor- Call 732-536-1727 stool $200. Sharp 25" console Phone_ . Initials at end of prayer. _ trailer drivers Class A CDL son seeks companion job, BEDROOM SETS - Queen, $250 2 Brass lamps $75. Fis- w/hazmat and 1 year OTR nialits or weekends. Exc. refs. double & twin. Office furniture. SOFA BED - 6FT. QUEEN & cher VCR $50. Stair Stepper driving required. EOE. Call avail. Call 732-251-8199 Queen sofabed. Loveseat, & Sofa, 8 ft. Dark blue velour. 2 $100. Dinette set $75. Upright MC/VISA/DISCOVER#_ . EXP.. Dave or Lisa at 800-927-0431. MUCH MORE! 732-329-1477 rs. old. $250. for both, pair. vacuum cleaner $50. Book- lall 732-866-7999 shelves $50. Snowblower GOVERNMENT JOBS Hiring 041 Resumes $500. Call 732-360-4721 Nowl $11-33 Per Hr. Paid BUNK BED SOFA BED - QUEEN, 84". Check One Prayer: Plaasa return form with check or money order Office Services All Wood. $200. Black & Brown stripe. Great for $29.00 payable to Greater Media Newspapers. Training Full Benefitsl Refund- Call 732-787-5598 condition. Price negotiable. STOVE-MAGIC CHEF, • St.Jude Novena able Fee 7 Days Call 732-868-1768 Self-cleaning. Asking $250. • Prayer to St.Jude CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT 1-600-433-7353 COUCH & LOVESEAT DISHWASHER: G.E. Asking Contemporary. Pastel colors. SOFA- Like new! 7 ft. Brown $150. Both excellent condition. Q Prayer to the Blessed Virgin Greater Media Newspapers HOME TYPIST, WORD PROCESSING Term Papers • Cover Letters With 3 tables. Mint condition. leather look.$350.00.Coffee Kitchen cabinets, Walnut. Mint Q Prayer to the Holy Spirit P.O. Box 1080 PC users needed. $45,000. Resumes • Business Reports $700. Call 732-972-9340. table,teakwood,$50.00.Computer condition. Asking $500. or best income potential. Call desk- $40.00. 732-446-7526 offer. Call 732-863-0892 East Brunswick, NJ. 08816 1-800-513-4343 Ext. B-3225 732-583-9452 Ask for Kelly. NS SENTINEL, MAY 14, 1998 43 086a Handy 060 Garage Sales Illl 063 Instruction 1063b Tutoring 066 Personals : /•^•••v.. : Persons.:

U OLD BRIDGE PIANO. KEYBOARDS, SPANISH/FRENCH-Raise EARN$$S- 18-50yr.old DEPENDABLE Electric Co. BUY IT, SELL IT, FIND IT IN 7 CARDINAL CT. (o(( Rt 9 N GUITAR, ORGAN & BASS grades nowl 10 yrs. of success healthy volunteers wanted for MELSAHNER Lic.rfS151. Complete service. CLASSIFIED 1-000-6BO-4ADS lo Inverness; St Follow signs.) Popular & Classical. All levels w/kids. 732-617-1192 a study on taste & health at One Man Band DJ & Vocals KINGS TILE Free Estimates. 732-738-7070 Saturday, May 16. 10am lo Prof, instruction at your home. Rutgors.732-932-9611 ,ext,227 You'll have it all 609-39S-9004 Installers of TILE & MARBLE HANDYMAN-AII Jobs, Big A 5pm Low pricod, hko new 25 yrs. teachinq experience. ONE WAY SOUND DJ Specializing in Regroutlng ELDIN ELECTRIC CO. Small. 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CLEANING SERVICE Install., sanding, lintehlnn Docku «. Roofs. 732-422-1(533 • Balloons • Face Painting Cleaning at It's Boat. Duality 732-727-6633 or 732-946-1078 EARN A COLLEGE DEGREE Magic & A Live Bunny ALL TYPES OF service. Rolloblo. Satisfaction WADE'S HARDWOOD QUICKLY Bachelors, mas- 066 Personals JlMBO 732-297-1369 IMPROVEMENTS-FrooEst ouar. Insurod. Bonded PloaBO FLOORING - Installation;), 080c Kitchen tore, tioRtornta, by correspon- ANI CONST. 732-521-2444 call Jeanine at: 732-257-S2G6 sandlnn, rRflnlshlng Quality Cabinets donno bused on life experienc- DANCE MAN DJ DECKS. Additions, Kitchens & OFFICE CLEANING ONLY BY work at reasonable prlcot; es, knowlcidgo you already ADOPTION: Are you preg- GOOD DANCE MUSIC Bathrooms. S & R Home Russian lady. Roliablo. Exp, Call 732-7B7-5B29 havo, prior nducation and short MAKES THE AFFAIR Improvements. 732-679-2291 References. 732-608-02SB KITCHEN TUNE-UP study course For FREE infor- nant? Don't know what to do? Affordable. Call 732-297-4254 mation booklot phono CAM- We have many families waiting • Reoforntlona • Raflnlahlnn* BRIDGE STATE UNIVERSTY to adopt your child. Please P-U-R-R-F-E-C-T-L-Y 1079d Garage Doors I •WOODREFACINQ" 2Prodigy - Juilllard. Expart - All For private Party Items vide your baby with a loving DJ ANY OCCASION A.J. CARPET- POLISH WOMAN will clean Landscaping Levels'Call 732-679-0933 faintly and o secure future. R & R MUSIC 732-727-1205 Installatlons/Shop-at-Home/ your house.Experienced. GARAGE DOORS • 4 Lines Please call Lucy and Mlchae! Repalrs/Restretches References. FREE Window STUDIO 63 1-800-616-3326-pln(69) DJ *PARAMETERS* Quality for Less cleaning. 732-525-9238 & OPENERS A BRANCH INSPECTION • 2 Times •INSTALL-REPAIRS Thero is a Difference ENTERTAINMENT SPANK-N-CLEAN Professional Spring Cleanup/Garage;: Clnd, ADOPTION: Young couple Professional Disc Jockoys/MCs 732-536-4703 Home & Office Cleaners •SERVICE 7 DAYS • Trae Removal/Pruning » married 14 years has love to For info, call 732-238-0067 Reliable, Refs. 732-390-8711 • REASONABLE • FREE EST. •Slona-Mulcri-Sod-SoTl MUSIC give infant. Stay home mom, CARPET REPAIRS Monrnauth/Ocean/Mkidlesex New Landscapes Professional Instruction aevoted dad, beautiful home, We Do The Following: FREE Est., Ins. 732-866-18B2 63 Milltown Rd., E. Brunswick 1-800-6604ADS large extended family. Expens- DJ SOUNDS Re-stretchlng 732-615-2301 732-257-8637 es paid. Will send pictures, Pet Damage Installation 077 Drywall ABSOLUTELY, ALWAYS updates. Lisa and Ben ON THE RUN Carpet Removal Sheetrock MICHAEL'S OHD COMPANY AFFORDABLE 1-800-327-2229. EST. '82 . ALL ERAS, ALL Relay Used Carpet Sales/Service & Installations Spring Leaf Clean-ups, Weekly OCCASIONS. 25,000 TITLES SAME DAY SERVICE of Garage Doors & Power Lawn Maintenance, Pruning BEAUTIFUL nudist Swim Club Openers. Call 732-572-1511 & Trimming, Tree Removal Work At Home right in your backyard. Heated 732-251-8745 732-679-6031 ALLAIRE CONTRACTING & Stump Grinding, Drainage pool, hot tub, sun deck, social Prof, taping & spackllng since Systems, Sod/Mulch/Stone, activities, family atmosphere. DJ'S WITH PIZZAZZ JIM'S CARPET- 1984. Free est. 609-259-2080 Thatching & Seeding. Railroad Earn up to Call now membership is limit- Call 1-800-295-4626 INSTALLATION DRYWALL SPECIALIST 080 Gutters Tie Construction, Landscape ed 908-647-2310. Sales, cleaning, re-tays, Sheetrock, tape, popcorn ceil- Design & Installation. re-strotches and repairs. Ings. Free est. 800-290-0280 $35,000 a year! PREGNANT and not sure DJs • MCs + MORE! Call 732-495-9483 Fully Insured & Free est. where to turn? Talk to some- Future Generations Ent, SHEETROCK & TAPING GUTTER Cleaning & Repairs CREIGHTON LANDSCAPE Be a Medical Transcriptionist. one who cares about you. • All Interactive Events Specializing In small jobs FREE ESTIMATES 732-294-7433 Whether or not you choose •HIGH ENERGY 075 Ceramic Tile Free Estimates 1-800-640-3969 Call John 732-251-0893 No previous experience needed. adoption, we can help you Call 609-448-5701 anytltnel ARBE LANDSCAPING J ^L We show you how to prepare make a plan. Immediate ap- Repair/Install Trees, Shrubs, Topsail, Fill, pointments at a convenient NJ HAVING AN AFFAIR?? 080a Handy Mulch, Stone, All your medical histories. No commut- location. Private and confiden- "CALL THE PARTY 078 Electrical landscape needs, Bulldozer & ing, no selling ... work the hours tial, we respect you. No fee, PROFESSIONALS" Persons backhoe work. Fully insured. help with pregnancy expenses, AT ULTRAX DISC JOCKEYS AFFORDABLE Call 732-721-7142 you choose in what could be the ff you choose adoption, you 1-800-ULTRAX-1 Ceramic tile-Install $2.75 & up • greatest job opportunity of your select from families screened sq. ft. Free est. 732-845-3784 ALL TYPES of Electrical Work ALL AROUND HANDYMAN ARBORCARE by our reputable agency. Call KEYBOARDIST CERAMIC TILE Installed Recessed lights, track lighting, All Types Of: life. The medical profession needs skilled us and we'fl listen: Spence- Ed the ONE MAN BAND Baths remodeled • Kitchen & paddle fans, service changes. Home Repairs/Improvements TREE EXPERTS transcriptionists. So if you can type, or are Chapini-800-321-5683. 609-275-6881 • 732-74S-54B4 Foyer Floors • Repairs. _lc. # 6252. Hal 732-572-6750 732-257-2750 or 732-431 -3981 Removal • Pruning • Stumps td Quackenbush ALL-BORO ELECTRICAL CARPENTRY. PAINTING, Frso Estimates. Fully Insured willing to learn, our experts can train you SHARE A DREAM HOST Call 732-721-2062 732-721-8671 Scandinavian, European, MAGIC Residential/Commercial TILE, SHEETROCK, ETC. to work at home doing medical transcrip- CUSTOM CERAMIC TILING FREE estimates. Lie. #14112 Free est. Call 732-238-8387 B&S Inc.-Clean top soil-Fill dirt South American, Asian, Rus- Family entertainment with a Call 732-888-3630 stone-mulch, gradlng,excavat- tions from audio cassettes dictated by doc- sian, Exchange Students Ar- sense of humor. COMMUNION New Installation, repairs, Ing. Dozer/Backhoe Rentals. tors. Get free facts! No cost or obligation. riving August. Become a Host PARTIES. Call 732-792-1760 remodeling. Free estimates. AMP ELECTRICAL - All F & R HOME 732-521 -2123/732-566-7148 FamTly/AISE. Call John Cherry 732-290-9086 Electrical repairs / Installations 1 -800-Slbling. wwvi.slbllnq.org MAGIC & MORE! Burglar alarms. Lie #8977C IMPROVEMENT - Inter. Extor. Attend FREE SEMINAR for details COSTUME CHARACTERS for JOHN'S CERAMIC TILE Free Estimates. 732-739-8797 Painting, Carpontry. Fully BLAC OAK, INC. USE YOUR VISA, • Corporate Events • Parties REMODELING & REPAIRS Insured. Frank 732-787-6526 LAWN MAINTENANCE 1-800-518-7778 Dept. GM0158 MASTER CARD, or DISCOVER • Company Picnics Bathrooms • Foyers • Kitchens CRAWFORD ELECTRIC HANDYMAN- The Home LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR to pay for your Moon Walks/Fun Foods/Games Over 25 years experience 732-928-4300 LIC.W11325 owner's Friend. All types of Commercial/Residential AT-HOME PROFESSIONS Classified Ad Bruce Bray/Party Pizazz FREE ESTIMATES Landscape lights at low prices. home repairs. Carpentry, Fully Insured. FREE Estimates 1-80O-66O-4ADS 1-800-491-2729 Call 732-324-7983 Recessed lights from 555. painting, etc.732-780-3509 Call 732-679-8248 44 SENTINEL, MAY 14, 1998 NS

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For the past ten years, now that his father has been FLOORS 13 SEER 36,000 BTUs - 3 TON retired, Willie is running the company. 00* CENTRAL Willie credits STANLEY ASPHALT PAVINGS success to excellent Beaut! quality work, reliability, good customer referral and the advertising SYSTEM Sanded • Kdinished they have done for 30 years with Qreater Media Newspapers. Willie Stained • Pickled 100,000 BTU High Efilcloncy Gas states that, "the response to our ads Keep us busy servicing Paiquut/Slnp I louring Model TUD10D C945H residential and commercial customers in a wide area". Installed • Repaheti Installed Willie expects to keep running ads with Qreater Media Newspapers CALL 1249 ftiodlllcGtlDn Exlra for a long lime, hoping his son Richard will do the same in the TRADITIONAL ATLANTIC HEATING & COOLING, future. Richard at 15 already spends his summers working with his FREE ESTIMATES m 1-800-999-6362 «D dad. A true family business. FREE ESTIMATES 732-721-5536 ASPHAtT/CONCRETE PAVING ASPHALT/PONCRETE PAVING BUILDING/REMODELING HANPY PERSON STANLEY ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS Polish CORNERSTONE JACK OF ALL TRADES NEED A PAVING & Residential • Commercial ASPHALT "Wo Job Too Big HELPING HAND? SEAL COATING PARKING LOTS MASON BUILDERS PAVING Residential/Commercial • Steps • Chimneys or Too Smair SAVE $$$ • Driveways QUALITY WORK For all Your Home Home Driveways Fully Insured • Bonded • Fireplaces • Pilnllitg - Concrete • RR Ties •Additions •Basements Repairs and Parking Lots • Belgian Block • Brick Patios • Carpentry - Hauling & Clean up &. Walkways • Roofing • Siding/Baths • Parking Lots PROTECTIVE PAVING Improvements - Trees Cut Slttj/taliiy New & Resurfaced Driveways • Line Striping • All Concrete Work • Kitchens • Renovations CALL JACK: •PowerWasting WalerProofing & Weather Sealing Hand Applied with Brush AND SEAL COATING CO. • Interlocking Pavers • Sheetrock • Spackling Serving Middlesex & •Decks • All rtai Improvements *FREE ESTIMATES* OVER 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE Over 20 yrs of American • Decks •Trench Drains MonmoutttCo over30 years .732-727-1696 CALL HENRY 8^ European Experience • Replacement Windows 10+ years experience SERVING MIDDLESEX COUNTY 732-205-0086 INSURED 732-251-2667 732-888-0803 732-525-8118 FREE 732-257-5214 Open Sat Free Estimates 732-828-4177 732-727-8235 ESTIMATES Free Estimates BUILDlN&mEMODELING Free Estimates Fully Insured KITCHENS/BATHS IGLESIAS 1THNERH0ME UNIQUE WOOD DECKS Our Business & HATHAWAY • Retaining Walls •Drainage Systems RENOVATIONS IMPROVEMENTS • Concrete Pavers Service Advertisers CONSTRUCTION STOPPED t , • Carpentry • Belgium Blocks • Carpentry • Additions/Renovations t •Additions • Kitchens/Baths • Ceramic Tile • Driveways Clef The Job Done. & Repairs • Patios • Decks/Siding • Basements/Entries • Handicapped Needs/Ramps • Kitchen • Sidewalks • Curbs • Windows/Doors LIKENEW • Kitchen/Baths •TOP SOIL-STONE Backsplashes 732-246-1320 • Retaining Walls To Advertise, Gail COUNTERTOP • Steps • Appliance • Bathrooms 732-521-5021 REPLACEMENT • Paving Blocks Installation mi Hast Brunswick (ami 1-800-660-4-ADS 732-723-9115 Over 37 Years 732-254-2651 1-800-765-0941 Rafartincfls/lnsurott * Free Eilimat Free Estimates 732-679-4040 Adeiino pLJAMKONOWALOW BECKH K & O HOME BATHROOMS PAVING AND EXCAVATING S 00 Construction CONSTRUCTION electrical contractors IMPROVEMENTS 2,595 up to 5x8 (732) 828-8207 • Kitchens • Baths Residential/Commercial Asphalt/Concrete By Ray Guida Induatnal/ConLrola Since 1975 • Vinyl Replacement Windows All phases of wiring DISCOUNT KITCHENS (732) 821-6462 No job too small • Belgium Block • Patios • Finished basements • Designer J7?jj • Service Upgiados Bathroom Tub areas retiled • Curbs • Pavers s p A Good Craftsman lor all • Decks • Gazebo • Sheds lighting • Low Voltage/Outdoor Lighting Small repair work OK 1 • Driveways • Sidewalks 10 +Years Experience your Carpentry Needs • Int & Ext. Miliwark • Ceiling fans Air Conditioning/Heating Lines Specialist Fully Insured • References • Parking Lots • Steps • Patching • Resurtadng Building & Remodsllng • Dry/wall Installation S Repairs • Pools • Recessed Lighting • Pools Ceramic Tile, • Seal Coating Sheetrock/Trlm • Painting • Staining • Sealing • Smoke Detectors^ CARLO CONST. Residential/Commercial Serving Central and Northern New Jenty Cabinetry, Etc. Fully Insured • Free Estimates • Stone Dnveways. Doors & Windows • Service Upgrades Free Est 35 yrs exp • Retaining Walls 732-521-5259 Fully tns Free Est 732-416-0043 Free Estimates Deal Direct 732-727-2772 Storm Doors Lie #7273 • Concrete Insurer! • 26 Years Experience 732-536-5788 973-423-5171 Custom Work-A Specialty Fully Insured 1 ieonse #0411 732-257-8986 Tree Est • Senior Discount Fully Qoncferf & Inatired Frea Eat 732-738-8873 752-651-2639 Free Fetimntes 732-536-3397 l-800-4S2-BATH(2284) «® 732-721-2894 m B&S Pirigyi LET Gall SOMEONE RELAX... KITCHENWORKS Call Our Builders ASPHALT PAVING ELSE DO Let Someone • Affordable • Driveways • Parking Lois 1-800-660-4-ADS Roofing, Siding, THE Designer Cabinetry (New or Resurfaced] Additions, Decks & WORK! BUSINESS • Driveway Stone (installed) To Advertise Windows Else • Refactng in Wood • Top SollS Fill Dirt Your "The Price & Quality that Do •All Styles & Finishes • Red Stone • Delaware Gravel you're looking for!" Personalized Installations &SBRYICE (Delivered) Business Free Estimates Fully Insured The By Charles & Mary Grant Serving ManmoEilli/Mlddlesoc sinca '70 Here Call Work 732-251-2199 ADYEMSEES NS SENTINEL, MAY 14, 1998 45

UAWN CARE/LANDSCAPING PLUMBING SUPIRIOR BOB HOE<5LER BUDGET PLUMBING TRH& LANDSCAPING SERVICES LAWN smvici \m, PLUMBING • Tree & Shrub Pruning Removal Complete Lawn Caro & HEATING Np Job Too Small • Mump Grinding SpGcmMzhi,, YARQ in SralimD j & Sail N 5 Ut #/bV6 #1 in SAFETY and VALUE: • Spnnij Cle in Ups GKADINC!, Htlllll OOlll ItcilKult'IlllfJ • Ldiidsupp Di .((ins Itmlllllll< «' IllHlilllallOIl • STORM HAMAGr & FIIX * hir |iruinitl i itn(< mil si run t ill 732-2S4-0909 Top Quality Mulch fj I i i M i *ir )IA 732-448-1500 THE EXPERTS AGREE Call For Free Est. 733-257-1170 732-5154S27!! hiyli in I h Mi ic G\ c Oi II 732-607-2628 I ulh hi Mini • I n II Kill.: ECONOMY ANDREW IMEEDA — TREE SERVICE-- TREE SERVICE GIGANTE •I XI I 111 Ml MOVAI 24 Hour Emcrypncy SnrviEB Plumbing & Heating PLUMBER? •IHIMMINU 101 UN -I AND! ITAHIMC I lltl'.U'RUNINfi I Residentinl- • 1IJMI GfllHDNl ? HI M0VA1 |M1M()VAI.&RU)U(I1()N| lOHMitAMAf I Commercial MllMI'dKlNlllNli'SIIMIIU'MININd 't. flltt tbilMMlS * IMirtMiUMO Hot Watei Heateis 732Z4B-7510 NIORMDAMAdl Wntei Lines HllHIHBmiNRWIUWlEA IANIISCAI'1 IHSKiN & Sewer Cleaning 732 42Z 0351 Year Rouiicl Work f AST BRUIN WICK AIIFA hillv In mi thru I tmnli ManliunlhMtlfur Hin%!)lKI.Dlll)! , I 732-238-8330 The Satuin SL 4-doot sedan Tour Sfltaton is oiinifff rrfml1" $ GARDEN STATE JEROME 11,995 LANDSCAPING & TREE SERVICE Div. of Ken-Chel Corp. (includes a/c) TREE SERVICE SALES-SERVICE •TREE & SHRUB IHT & Slump IUnim.il REMOVAL i Rsnalr Value Featuies I'l lining fv Sll.l[lllli! • Liner Replacement J.D Powct • lx|)iillnt (tSlniil)l'iuiiiiii) ' til tries & .Shrubs Specialist • SIOIIP • Mull li • foil jiil ' • //I in Sales Satisfaction • Deat-resistant, rust-fiee polymer I in1 • Quality Installations •SpringCloin Upi / • Ingrounil & Above Int l\llniitU\ bodyside panels STORM DAMAGE / • Affordable Prices g • #1 Quality for Compact Cai Zi\i trsl\|it[iiiiii •Openings •Closings • 40 mpg estimated EPA highway mileage 732-238-8404 CALL KEN POOL OPENINGS 732-727-4929 1 ret Islimitis fullyInsiititt FullyiNund AtUINI (irl Kiplingei Magazine • 1,9L 4-cylinder engine OwnerOpBMleilI I'l lU lilt ApptU Uiir^ 732-679-3276 732-247-6670 PAINTING/WALLPAPERING Fumllum Quality Billiard Tables • Best in Class • Air conditioning, leai defiostei, FORAN TRIPLE A EDS POOL SERV C EGO. Need to • First for Safety tilt wheel, power brakes PAINTING PAINTING ABOVE GROUND • Best Resale and Best Value • 5 speed manual Intarlor/Extorlor Interior/Exterior SPECIALIST cool off? • 60/40 split rear scat noaldentlal Work Sewing Central Jersey • Textured Ceilings I • Fancy Since 1.981 Intellichoice Award • Wallpapering I Finishes Call our • Minor Ropalrs 1 • Deck & • Best American Car Value Safety Features Ali/ 1 Fence advertisers Silting \*pMy under $13,000 • Reinforced steel spaceframe with RBllnlshlnn v^Vv M^ Treatments Servlco/Repalrs they can i ii\\y Insured Specializing In I liter crumple zones Replacements, & leaks • Winner for last 5 years Call Brian frco Estimates help. 732-254-2572 Pat 908-241-4327 • Side-impact protection and I732-679-6499 dual aiibags MY POOL MAN INC. • Fiont-wheel drive

NEIGHBOR l Jack Barsky • 24-hour roadside assistance \ if$Sif) TIM SAMPSON Swimming Pool & Spa Openings & Closings & SON 15 Years of Professional Pool Supplies & Chemicals Delivered • Professional Wall Finishes Weekly Maintenance Pioaiam Wallpapsrlny Expert Heater & Leak Detection, Filter & Pump • Interior & exterior 732-583-7974 Repaii & Liner Replacement Painting 1-800-393-8993 36-Month Customized Lease • Homo Improvements Where Quality Rolialullty 732-780-2070 • Ceramic Tile Repair A Cli'Milmo1,!, Count Call Grog All Work Guauintced Here's what you pay tint) i llm no1;*Hilly In moil monthly for 36>months 908-747-3845 Hnflitnnni Avllllblf! $99 $129 $189

Al)Ho!lll<* Hf'Hl S CX PAINTING GUWERS EXPERTLY Due at waning 1st month 99 129 Interior/Exterior CLEANED 8 FLUSHED Down payment • 1.850 800 AFFORDABLE FAUX FINISHING • Uepairit • I rot1 Inms 2ml I amity Gtnetatlon * (liinuu j dtips • ComplotoToaroff Bank Fee 495 495 "PAINTING WALLPAPERING • .Sfiimlcss dultt rn liiHliilli it • Tar pnpor • los &walor shield Exterior/interior POWERWASHING I in I Hlimali • I'nlly Inwiiriil • Now Roofiny Shingles Sltllii I>!l) AllHlM ling • Contractor Cartb Debris Total at signing $2,444 $1,424 •POWER WASHING Affordable Prices , Quality Service Mm linn (sill hack 1 Day Completion | "WALLPAPERING Ivan irvi i y Km ry Most Homes '2,50C-'3,500j 732-651-6318 1-800-54X-O145 1-800-863-5523 Free Est. call Ian Free Estimates LET LET ROOFING & SIDING SOMEONE Specializing in ELSE DO SOMEONE All phases of Roofing & Siding THE Beats Most Competitors Prices WORK! ELSE DO Senior Citizen Discounts SATIRN WE STOP LEAKS! THE Financing Available Payment examples based on 1998 SL with AC, 5 hpd, p/b, m/s, 4 dr, Vin #WZ297285, and Fully Insured Free Estimate, MSR.r. ot $11,995. Total payments/total cost $99x36=$3564/$6059, $129x36=$4644/$5939, WORK! ~? $189x36=$6804/$6804, purchase optmn=$6957 10 License, title, registration fees, taxes and 732-738-8846 insurance are extra Due at signing includes first month's lease payment plus down Call Dennis payment and acquisition fee Primary lending source must approve lease Mileage chaige of Pager #827-9241 ERV1CES $15 pei mile over 36,000 miles. Option-to-purchase fee. $150. Lessee is responsible for PLUMBING excessive weai and use Delivery must be taken from participating retailer stock by 5/31/98 PLUMBING JUNK Call Our ©1997 Saturn Corporation. & HEATING CARS A DIFFERENT KIND o/ COMPANY. A DIFFERENT KIND of CAR.. by Lou GuirJa Plumbing & Heating BOUGHT Residential Specialist • No job too small BUSINESS Repairs & Remodeling • Alterations & Water Heaters Remodeling MARLBORO • Sheet Rock & Tile AUTO &SER1CE Saturn of Brunswick Repaired with all jobs • WRECKERS l500Rt.l North Brunswick, NJ 418-1888 LIC #581 6 ADWETISERS SATIRN N.J. 9uoted 732-591-1400 ,,0-9 SAT.....9-6 SERVICE & PARTS M4V.....8-7 THR & FIU.....S-5 SA Lie #4983 Prices 7322512343 4© SENTINEL, MAY 14, 1998 NS 081 Lawri Care 082 Lawn Mower 083 Masonry 083Masonry j* standscaping Repair Paving ^Paying Cleanups

CALL CLASSIFIED CALL CLASSIFIED CONCRETE Prof -Res /Comm MASONRY - NEW WORK USE YOUR YOUR AD USE YOUR VISA, MASTER NEED A CUT? Driveways • Sidewalks REPAIRS Rots Available VISA, MASTER CARD OR CAN BE HERE! CARD OR DISCOVER CARD- 1-800-660-4ADS LANDSCAPING & PRUNING FOR GREAT BUYS! Pavers 'Stucco/Fully Insured Call 732-254-0643 DISCOVER CARD CALL CLASSIFIED TO PAY FOR YOUR AD CALL Call 732 679-7578 25 yrs. exp 732-521-7764 TO PAY FOR YOUR AD 1-800-660-4 ADS CLASSIFIED 1-800-660-4ADS COMPLETE LAWN SERVICE 1-800-660-4ADS CALL CLASSIFIED Clean-Ups/Seed/Mulch stone CUSTOM MASONRY 1-800-660-4ADS ACCENT PAINTING- All JOBS BACSOKA Landscape Design & Planting R & R LAWN *ATT: LANDSCAPERS* Experience equals quality work 084 Moving or 732-254-7979 Excellent Indoor & Outdoor Tom 732-251-2934 Free Est MAINTENANCE Call LARSON SERVICES Brick work a specialty. Storage Painting Residential & PLUMBING & HEATING Spring Clean Ups Weekly for your equipment 'REPAIRS- NO JOBTOOBMALL BUY IT, SELL IT, FIND IT IN commercial Free estimates COSTELLO LANDSCAPE CLASSIFIED 1-800-660-4 ADS Fully Insured 732-679-5999 Complete Kitchen & Bath Lawn Cutting & Landscape Cuts Call 732-566-8177 • PARTS -SERVICE-(PICK UP CALL ERIC 732-521-6069 & DELIVERY) 732-536-2613 AFFORDABLE PAINTING Remodeling Water Heaters Old Bridge/Sayrevllle area DON'S CUSTOM MASONRY Sewer & Drain Cleaning Free Est /lnsured732-525-8564 RUSSELL'S Fireplaces/Patios/Foundations «AAA Affordable Interior/exterior, reliable BILLY'S MOVING quality work, reasonable rates Reasonable Rates Free Est JUST CUT LAWN SERVICE 083 Masonry Free estimates 732-251-4352 Res /Comm 20 years exp Clean-ups • License #5628 WE DO IT ALL TREE SERVICE Owner present on all jobs Call Room by Room Painting No lawn too small Good work We specialize in all kinds of We take away anything 732-607-2577 Call 732-888-0003 Paving FERNANDO MASONRY- Fully licensed & insured Free estimates 732-264-2520 CALL 732-727-0014 tree removal, pruning, shrubs Concrete, blocks, brick,pavers, Lie #00275 Call 732-223-2446 Also yard clean-ups "Free est driveway paving, stucco, etc ABC CLEAN-UPS L&M TREE SERVICE Basements, garaqes, attics AL'S PAINTING BARBARO PLUMBING Fully ins, 732-329-3091 20% DISCOUNT With this ad Snow plowing Fully Insured Interior & Exterior Water Heaters, Boilers, Filters, fcxpert Tree/Stump Removal Free Est Call 732-446-5877 FURNITURE HAULING and yards Call 732-290 7644 Free Estimates Insured ASPHALT/PAVING #1 in Furniture Care Any- GET THE BEST FOR LESSI Faucets, Sinks, Gas Piping, Call Greg or Les 732-613-1368 STUMP & BRUSH MASONRY • PAVING Blocks MASON will fix & repair steps, where Full household/partial CENTRAL CLEAN UPS Free estimate 732-583-3306 Sewer Cleaning & All Repairs Concrete & Belgium Block sidewalks & plastering Very move Lie PM00276 Fully in- All types of debris removed Eve & week-end houis avail LJ SERVICES LOTS CLEARED Free Estimates 1 -800-472-3680 reasonable. 732-988-0029 sured CallJim 732-303-1055 Free estimates 732-438-8684 ALL PAINTING Llc# 10584 Bonded & insured Complete lawn maintenance Rudy 732-251-5953 Call 732-636-9676 REMOVAL OF TREES INTERIOR/EXTERIOR Call 732-651-2153 Reliable, Prompt Fully ins MASONRY - FOR ALL YOUR Shrubs-branches sheds, Quality Work Reasonable Free Est Call 732-254-T997 TOPSOIL NEEDS - McMullen Construction 084a Light decks, pools, dirt concrete, Rates. Call Mike 732-363-2786 GARDEN STATE BRICK PAVERS Call 732-542-8044 metal & appl 732-605-0464 MT Mulch • Fill Dirt • Driveways • Patios • Walks Hauling BOOTH PAINTING Int /Ext PLUMBING and HEATING Reasonable Prices TRASH & JUNK REMOVAL Painting " Powerwashing WATER HEATERS Free Local Delivery • Concrete Work & Retaining RICH-WALL Anything you want taken to FREE est Call 732-739-1141 REPAIRS S. REMODELING TREE SERVICE Systems by CONCRETE • MASONRY • Tree Removal Call 732-721-3739 D Power Const 732-583-2297 dumps Free Estimates GEORGESAHULJR TREES • Trimmed • Removed Residential • Commercial Call 732-721-S246 BUSY B'S PAINTING License #5568 • Trimming Over 25 years experience REMOVAL Int/Ext Wallpapering •Stumps Ground 'Wood Chips CHIMNEY REPAIRS ' Our prompt service Attics, Basements, Debris WALT S Clean Up Saves U $$ • Lot Clearing Reasonable Rates ALL WORK GUARANTEED No Job Too BIG Homes, yards, gar, etc Guar Ins , Free Est 732-238-5553 732-251-5660 • Stump Grinding • Firewood Call 732-257-1416 Anytime means savings for you " Fully insured 732-446-2040 732-628-5955 Leave message Fully insured • 732-316-2337 Rick 732-251-5953 BEAT All pricesf 732-613-1267 RODD PLUMBING • Hot water heaters • • Boilers, sinks faucets • J&K •All repairs N J Llc#6371- Painting & Powerwashing Prompt & Couteous Service CALL 732-257-6502 Call for FREE Est 732-477-1906 KELLY'S PAINTING 091 Roofing PAPERHANQING Siding "New Jerseys Largest Exclusive Volume JVissan Dealer" PAPER REMOVAL 15 YEARS EXPERIENCE NGW JERSEYS LARGEST Free Estimate 732-679-2142 ANYTIME, ANYWHERE LERIO PAINTING THE ROOF DOCTOR Painting, Plastering, Taping Seals your leaks when you ShsBtrock, Paperhanging need protection the most Free Estimates Roof Repair Specialist 732-390-8655 GUTTER CLEANING NISSAN I IMISSAIM Free estimates Fully insured MIKE'S Evans Malnt 1-800-303-3873 PROFESSIONAL CARLIN ROOFING CONSTRUCTION - Roofs Painting & Wallpapering Inc Vinyl Siding, All Repairs Free Int/Exl 10% off Freetst Est Insured 732-458-5619 1-800-820-1711 CENTRAL PAINTING & PAPERHANGING Int /Ext Free EM Honest SIDING & ROOFING SELL OFF! prices CallJoe 732-937-8166 30 Years Experience Fully Insured Free Estimates 5% Discount With This Ad PAINTING Call 732-297-9668 Interior/Exterior - Wallpaper now serving Brick 732-458-5022 removal Powerwashlnq Quality work 20 yrs exp J& R ROOFINGS SIDING Insured John 732-251-0883 UNBEATABLE RATES PAPERHANGING Exp & Ins 732-846-7525 $13 /single roll 25 years exp Mike 732-462-9097 MAGIC TOUCH ROOFING & SIDING PHIL POLO & SON Fully Insured • FREE Estimates Painting & Paperhanging 732-525-0712 lur entire 4 million dolSar Interior/Exterior • Fully Insured S & R ROOFING 8, SIDING FREE Estimates 732-780-3575 Windows, Carpentry Fully Ins inventory will be on sale POPCORN CEILINGS FREE Estimates 732-679-2291 Professionally sprayed Int painting/wallpaper removal for this event. Call 732-525-1625 WATER TITE ROOFING & SIDING low rate financing SAM'S PAINTING INSURED. CALL 732-390-528B Interior/exterior Wallpapering Pw washing, texture ceilings 091BRoto-tilling is all available in addition Fair prices Call 732-583-7335 to sale prices. SUTKOWSKI'S WALLS • Wallpapering • Painting ROTO-TILLING factory incentives still 732-290-1712 Reasonable rates Polish Hardwork With 732-845-7982 (Beeper) apply. Make your nest deal German Precision THE WALL DOCTOR and deduct all rebates also. Custom Paperhanging 094 Tailoring By Tex Miller 732-536-9451

DOWN PAYMENT financing WALLPAPER ALTERATIONS - Custom Hung with TLC Patience & Curtains Dressmaking LOW and leasing is available. Neatness! Maria 732-888-1337 LOW PRICESI 732-360-9011 tpfNO HASSLES-NO GAMES! Just 087 Power 094AA Tele- great cars, trucks, vans and Washing communications sport utilities. AH in stock ABLE/CLEAN Phone Calls 3 cents Certified Wood Restoration Amazing device Call now and ALL ON SALE! 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Plumbing & Heating, Inc All Your Plumbing Needs DEAN'S CLEANING SERVICE REASONABLE RATES Window cleaning, Screen ACME NISSAN cleaning & repair Gutter 732-536-4954 cleaning & powerwashing BeriBerniee Call 732-679-2064 Lie #9B16, Fully Insured Only IV/linutes Aiuay From Routes I, IS, 37 287 LEVY'S DUN-RITE , CotaCta n ALAN BLACKBURN WINDOW WASHING I General Sales & Neui Jersey Turnpike exit 9 Plumbing/Heating Reas rates Call 732-739-8755 Manager Water Heaters, Boiler Installat- Prices include all costs lo be paid by consumers except licensing, tax and registration. All Leasing & financing subject to credit approval. All prices include all applicable ions. Remodeling NJ Master NO PANE factory rebates 0% APR financing available on '98 Altima up to 36 months with approved credit. $2000 factory rebates available on '98 Sentras. All photos are for Plumbing License #5325 WINDOW CLEANING illustrative ourooses onlv. Not resDonsible ofr tvooaraphical errors. This ad acts as a coupon and must be presented at the time of sale. This ad supercedes all prior offers, SERVICE 732-238-2945 732-634-2064 NS SENTINEL, MAY 14, 1998 47 110 Autos for SaleII 110 Autos for Sale CIRCLE INFINITI OF C/O WEST LONG BRANCH ACCURA INTEGRA LS '91 TOYOTA CELICA '91 - 2 DR. 5 SPD. 2 dr, Coupo. Sunroof. 5 SPD. Now brakos, new tiros. 81,000 mi. Just lunod up.Tiros All power. CD. Sunroof. like now. Now front braKos. One owner. 70,000 miles. $6,000. Call 732-6S1-1E53 Call 732-5G6-1B15 110a Sport BUY CARS FOR $125. Utility Vehicles Solzod & nold locally by IRS, DEA, I=BI 1-800-522-2730 oxt. 2730 CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE'68-ANTIQUE ADVERTISE YOUR No Down Payment • No Security Deposit 28,000 Original mllns. yoartj. l.lko now. SPORT UTILITY VEHICLE Lo'ndod. Show or drlvo HEREIIII CALL 1-1300-600-4 ADS No Acquisition Fed • No First Payment anywhoro. Munt r,oo this carl $16,900. Call 73a-264-0S!i9 CARS FOR $100-$500. Pollco impounds, ropon, tax noizuror.. 112 Autos/Trucks Sold locally this month. Wanted Imports, Domosllcs, 4Xoi'>t ollor. HERITAGE FOR VIN#VM5O1574/3B00m[. MSRP: $33,995. Dealer Discount: $8095 Sun Roof, T/Gtos and More! 15,334ml. VINSVWO17230. Sports Package! Call 732-7S1-31B0 THE BLIND JEEP CHEROKEE'89- Gray, Tax Deductible, Fros Towing, t 4WD. Auto. AM/FM caiisotto. Froo Phono Card la Donors A/C. Excollont condition, with ad #1109 $4,100. Call 732-2G4-B038 5.9% Financing On All New '98 Infiniti I30s! LINCOLN TOWN CAR 1-800-2-DONATE '89-4 dr. Wliilo w/lnirn. Intor I WANT YOUR TRUCK! Ikiudor, i w/oxtrao, 64,000 hiwy. Any Yoar • Mnko • Modal. Zotlc miles. 1 ownor, $!),i>00. Moloro. Ernlo - 732-B19-8556 Call 732-671-IJB79 JUNK UNWANTED AND REPAIRABLE AUTOS LINCOLN TOWN CAR Removed quickly lor cash. CARTIER '85 JT's Towing 732-739-9058 Koylosa entry. Alarm. All INF I NIT I powor. 100,000 mlloss. TOP $$$ FOR Runs good. $1,000. JUNK/USED Cars 6. Trucks 732-264-4261, nltor 3pm 1-800-870-1652 CERTIFIED= MERCURY TOPAZ '98 - Blk. WANTED- RUNNING and PREMIE R Rag top. am/fin cansi. 5f),000 REPAIRABLE Cur:; & Trucks PHE'QWNEDCAnS mi. Fully loaded. Exc. cond. $100, and UP. Junk Cars $3,600. Call 732-730-2817 Romovod, 732-238-9481 MITSUBISHI GALANT GS '89 WEBUYJUNKCARS- 5 spd. Loaded. 70,000 mi. Marlnoro Auto Wrockora Very good condition. Asking 732-591-1400 WI/) Starting At: *"*k M r> Starting Atj $5,500. Call 732-780-7966 4"*"%i\- Starting At: NISSAN ALTIMA GXE '94 • 4 Dr. 5 spd.. All powor. Mint i 113 Auto Parts cond. MUST SELL! $4,R00. or Services JJP $19 gnn Q $19900 boat offer. 732-727-3226 G1Q $7qnn PONTIAC 6000 '88 • 4 DR. 4-Door, Auto Trans.Lthr, FRWD, 4-Cyl Engine, P/Stro. 4-Door, Auto Trans, 6-Cyl Eng, P/Strg, P/Brks, A/C, 4-Dr, Auto Trans, B-Cyl Eng, P/Strg, P/ABS Brks, Clirn 6 cyl. Good condition. Original MEL'S AUTO REPAIR- owner. 45,000 ml. $3,000. (Norin Gas Station Locrttad P/ABS Brks, A/C, Alloy Wheels, T/Olass, Rear Def, Climate Cntrl. P/Wlnds/Lks/Mlrrs, P/Leather Seats, Control, Dual Air Bags, P/Wln/Lks/Mlrrs. P/Leather Call 732-880-3325 lust off Rt. 18, Englishtown Rd. Inter. Wipers, AM/FM Stereo Cassette and More! Dual Air Bags, R/Def, Tilt, Cruise, Security System, Heated Seals, lilt. Cruise, Alloy Wheels, Security PONTIAC LE MAIMS '89 Exit) Quality Work-Aflordable 87,949m!. Stk#5243R.VIN#NT211370. Keyless Entry, AM/FM Stereo Cassette w/CD Player System, Keyless Entry, AM/FM Ster Cass, Sun-Roof Automatic. 2 door, 1.0 L. prices guaranteed. You'vo and More!VINffPM030159.52,332ml. and More! 56,297mi. Stk#5378R. V1N#RM261516. 122,000 mllos. $700. Call tried tho rest, now try the best. 732-446-3321 -Aftor6PM Call 732-723-0095 SEIZED CARS 116 Motorcycles From $175. Mopeds Up To 100%> Financing Availahlet Porchas, Cadillacs, ChBVys, BMW's, Corvottoa. Also Jeeps, 4WD's Your Area. Toll Freo HONDA 550 FOUR 76 1-800-218-9000 Ext.A-5133 LIKE NEW. Garaga kept. r for current listing. 10,000 miles. $900. This Is Only A Partial Listing, Visit Us On me Internet! SEIZED CARS FROM $175. Call 732-251-9042, after 6PM Porsches, Cadillacs, Chsvys, BMW's, Corvottas. Also Jeeps, HONDA XR80-'96 Call For Complete Inventory! uwiv.circleinfiniti.com 4 WD's. Your area. Toll freo for Very low hours. Mint condition. current listings/directory. $1,400. Call 732-866-6619 1-800-218-0000 Ext. A-5139. 117 Trucks Vans CIRCLE A INFINITI FORD PICK UP -1985, Four wheel drive, excellent cond- ition. For parts only. TOYOTA SUPRA Reasonable 732-545-8178. Monmouth & Ocean Counties Exclusive Infiniti Dealer TURBO 1993/94 Premiere edition, black 118 Motor Homes with tan leather interior. Rec. Vehicles 300 ROUTE 36 • WEST LONG BRANCH,NJ • (732) 389-1200 300+ HP twin turbo. Full power, keyless entry, FREEHOLD - Motor home for *Subjed to primary lender approval, t On selected models. Based on 39 month closed end leases, '98130: Total due at lease inception: $399... ($0 down payment, $0 ref sec dep, $0 acquisition +1 st month alarm, 7 speaker stereo Runt. 36 foot. Sleeps 6 payment). Total leose payments: $l 5,561 +tax. 12,000 mi/yr, excess mi at $. 15 thereafter. Residual value: $26,268. '98 Q45: Total due at feoseinception : $0... ($0 down payment, $0 ref sec dep, $0 comfortably. Completely self- with cassette and CD. contained. Water & Electric. acquisition+$0 month payment). Total lease payments: $23,361 +tax. 12,000 mi/yr, excess mi al $.12 thereafter Residual value: $25,373. '97 QX4: Total due at lease inception: $2293... ($999 down, 70,000 miles. All service Call 732-780-1870 $400 ref sec dep, $495 acquisition+1 st month payment). Totol lease payments: $15,561+tax. 12,000 mi/yr, excess mi at $.15 thereafter. Residual value: $19,930. Price(s) include(s) all costs to be paid by a records. Very good MOTOR HOME FOR RENT 36 Ft., Sleeps 7. Book your consumer except for lie costs, reg fees and taxes. Pids aie for illust purps only. Not resp for typos. Available at Circle Infiniti thru 5/31/98. Must present this ad as a coupon oi time of purchase. condition, asking $19,900. summer vacation now. Call (732)446-8908 Reasonable rat93.732-462-6084 48 SENTINEL, MAY 14, 1998

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