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December 9, 2004 North Brunswick • South Brunswick 506 r '"'~r •---:•• - Take two: Twp. Council rezones Pulda farm again , # P, , .« Move made as precaution in light of legal challenge
BY JENNIFER KOHLHEPP Staff Writer t happened all over again. Despite a debate that lasted until midnight on Monday, the Xtravaganza I Township Council again rezoned the Pulda North Brunswick resident farm off Old Georges Road for the development of helps organize holiday show an age-restricted community. Council members voted 4-1 in favor of chang- Page 9 ing the 70-acre tract's designation from residen- tial (R-l) to planned adult community (PAC) after reintroducing an ordinance it passed with a 4-2 vote in August. Councilman Sal Paladino did not vote on the matter this week, as he left the meeting early, Councilman Robert Corbin voted against the measure again. He and former Councilman Adam Weiss were the dissenters last time. The council reintroduced the PAC ordinance after it became subject to litigation in September, when North Brunswick Residents Against High Density Housing (NBR), a grassroots organi- zation aiming to stop development on the Pulda farm, sued the council and Planning Board over it. "I urged the council to bring the matter back before the governing body because the lawsuit alleged procedural defects," Township Attorney Ron Gordon said. "In the interest of good govern- ment, if people think they didn't have the oppor- A taste of Brazil tunity to be heard, they're getting it with the New restaurant has unique reintroduction." NBR's lawsuit alleges procedural defects with dishes for meat lovers CHRIS KELLY staff North Brunswick's Faberge VanDyke, 2, shares a moment with Santa Claus during regard to how the council and board advertised Page 3 Winter Wonderland, held at the North Brunswick Municipal Complex on Dec. 6. the PAC ordinance the first time. The suit aims to negate the PAC ordinance and the rezoning of the land. If township officials cannot find a way to prevent any development on School board outlines budget the farm, NBR members want the land's zoning Quote of the'week;- to remain R-l for the development of single-fam- Those values and messages, McCartney ily homes on 20,000-square-foot lots. Officials say new state said, are transferred to students. The R-l zoning would allow for the construc- "I've traveled all over the world, Board members have to factor in pro- tion of approximately 90 homes, whereas the PAC but this fs home." cap law could be trouble viding the funding necessary to ensure ordinance allots for the development of a housing students succeed, McCartney said. — Glen Buttnik BY MELISSA CIFEI.LI community consisting of a mix of 340 units, North Brunswick SlalTWrikT "There is no one-size-fits-all," including single-family homes, townhouses and Page 9 approach to creating the budget, condominium flats for those age 55 and over. he South Brunswick Board of McCartney said. Citing continuing traffic concerns along Route Education held its first budget Both the interests of education and 130, environmental issues concerning the farm T meeting Tuesday, outlining the those of the. taxpayers, according to and its border on Farrington Lake, a potable fiscal plan and proposals for the 2005-06 McCartney, must be met. drinking source for North Brunswick and nearby school year. "We need to build a budget where municipalities, lack of open space in the town- Index Citing increased enrollment, the both parties feel they have been valued," ship, and overall aesthetics — residents and Business ...... 37 need for expansion, the No Child Left McCartney said. other concerned citizens came out again this Classified/Employment .38 Behind legislation and the constraints of McCartney also said the public as week to speak out about developing the town- Crossword ...... ,28 new state school caps law S.1701, board well as the board must recognize the dif- ship's last large tract of open space. members expressed the difficulty and Entertainment ...... 26 ferences between "nice to have" and NBR member Ben Galioto said despite the necessity for creating a working budget "need to have" for South Brunswick stu- Milestones .>'..,,... .24 ordinance's readoption, the group plans to contin- that meets students needs while not dents. ue to challenge the rezoning in state Superior Obituaries ...... 32 overburdening taxpayers. "Budgets are about 'need to have' Court. Opinion ...... 10 Schools Superintendent Dr. Gary Mc- things," McCartney said. Michele Donato, NBR's attorney, said she Police Beat ,<:,.<,<,.21 Cartney said a school budget was differ- Keeping those elements as a phi- expects to file an amended complaint this month 1 Sports w ,».„... •.!,'. ,33 ent than a typical expenditure plan. The losophy, according to McCartney, the challenging the PAC ordinance's density bonuses. school budget, according to McCartney, is board can justify a budget that meets Under the provisions of the ordinance, a devel- designed to build the future, and sends a both student and taxpayer needs. oper gains additional density by contributing www.gmnews.com message about what the town values: (Continued on page 23) (Continued on page 18) 2 SENTINEL, December 9, 2004 NS
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BY MELISSA CIFJELLI Staff Writer , Teaching at elementary schools in ning, she said. SOUTH BEUNSWICK - South South Brunswick and at the Newark Behrend said she hopes the public Brunswick's Art Goes Public program Children's Museum, Behrend said will be able to see how different colors continued this week with Kendall she is used to working in public and and light play against each other, Park artist Sandy Behrend, looked forward to participating in the "The exciting influence of color Behrend, a retired art teacher, has Art, Goes Public program and light on objects in everything we finally returned to painting after 20 Before beginning with pastels, see, and the relationships of objects years in the classroom. Behrend said she worked mainly with to each other and the space around "It's good that I began painting watercolors, which she views as the them, gives each painting I make a again," Behrend said. progression behind drawing. new set of problems to, solve," According to BehrOnd, she has re- Behrend featured her pastels at Behrend said. "These creative puz- gained the creative time that teach- the North Brunswick Library as part zles are what keep me at my e.is^l." ing did not allow. of the Art Goes Public program, spon- Seeing the relationship of color* Specialising in pastel landscapes sored by the South Brunswick> Arts and things in artwork is wlml makes and atHMiffc works, Behrend said the Commission,, art -beautiful} Behrencl said. Pnople inspiration for her art cojnfeS'from the The program is Resigned to give will se© that in the artwork. 5-hr -am. pluses she fc$c«been . Never tewing >tiie p»blc firsthand views of •Show BehrenA urged the publk to view solely fro» a photograph, Behind artists create "their work while ••dis- any artist and see how that-process ,sai& she, lias fteqwe»% sketched the pelling myths about the happens, ;- I^W^, of the i Ifd 9a Art. Goes i.^* ^x TIT'* 4 A still life by Sandy Sehrend, Kendall Park, '4
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between herself, Special Education BUY, SELL OR SWAP ANY SKIS, Cognitive disabled high Supervisor Marilyn Pruce and Special BOOTS & SNOWBOARDS school students receive Services Director George Scott, NOW THRU NOVEMBER 14th! Appignani said the program will run The BEST SELECTION of SSci training at businesses until the end of the current school year. and Snowboard Clothing The program is open to those students BY MELISSA CIFELLI with significant cognitive disabilities and and Equipment in NJ! Staff Writer Choose from those enrolled in the life skills class. Names Like: Northface, Marmot, SOUTH BRUNSWICK - It's a pro- There are currently nine students Columbia, Spyder, Burton, mssmtil gram that emphasizes learning what participating in the program. The partic- l<2. Ride, Palmer, Atomic, Rossingol ipating students have been very enthusi- and Many More! can't be taught in the classroom. South Brunswick High School has astic about learning various supermarket embarked on its new Job Opportunities jobs, how to sign into work, and wear SKIS & SNOWBOARD PACKAGE by Shadowing and Sampling (JOBSS) appropriate work attire and identifica- mmm program in its life skills classes, giving tion badges, Appignani said. SEASON RENTAL students first-hand knowledge of the real The students, according to Appignani, life workplace. job shadow every Monday at the Super THOUSANDS IH STOCK! According to Londa Appignani, transi- Stop & Shop in the South Brunswick tion and employment coordinator at Square Mall. South Brunswick High School, the goal of "The employees, management and customers at Stop & Shop have been fan- FREE TUNEUP AND BINDING ADJUSTMENT! JOBSS is to allow students with disabili- ties to experience a real world work situ- tastic, supportive and accommodating," Appignani said. 2005 SKIS, ffilMOSMG & POLE PACKAGE ation in the community, while improving From: Elan, Atomic, K2, 2005 SNOWBOARD & BINDING PACKAGE employment and social skills. JOBSS In past years, businesses such as Blizzard, Volki & Salomon From: Burton, Nitro, Ride, Salomon allows students to visit a business and Wawa, Grand Union, Halston Fragrance, % w Nidedecker, K2, Palmer, Rome, Bond StavUH?. at 2m w/free lift ticket s m observe and perform entry-level jobs. Sperry-Univac and IBM have participat- * see store for details s&wox?- ag Z9Q w/free lift ticket ed in the employment program, *see store for details Students are supervised by certified special education teachers or by parapro- Appignani said. This type of program is fessionals during the program. needed, Appignani said, because student The idea for this business school part- with cognitive disabilities remain in the nership was first developed in 1982 for South Brunswick School District. VOTED BEST _ These students, Appignani said, need POOL AND SPA students with cognitive disabilities. STORE OP Central. EAST BRUNSWICK This past summer, according to real world life skills and employment Hem Jersey training as part of their educational pro- ,2002 & 2003,. Appignani, the program was updated to i5f£til||ioillii gram. • E«st Brunswick c.J address students with autism and other cognitive disabilities who are enrolled in The JOBSS program, according to the high school's life skills class. Appignani, will run at South Brunswick Begun as a collaborative effort High School as long as the school contin- IMRMOiiSP*^^ ues its life skills course.
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•Community Bulletin Board Museum of agriculture winter festival Dec. 11 DWI is a serious offense! The' New Jersey Museum of Agricul- dees. Admission is $4, $3 for seniors, $2 ture, ^103 College Farm Road, North for children age 4-12, and free for mu- Brunswick, will hold a winter festival seum members and children age 3 and Ann Renaud is in a unique position to help. Dec. 11 from noon to 4 p.m. younger. There will be nominal fees for The event will feature ice sculptor some craft and food activities. John Shersick, snowman games, and For more information, call (732) 249- crafts for both adults and children. The 2077 or visit museum will also make snacks for atten- www.agriculturemuseum.org. ' Trial Attorney 8 Former Municipal Court Judge * Practitioner for 25 years
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If you took Vioxx® and suffered from any of the following conditions you may be Planning Board .meetings entitled to monetary damages. may be on TV next year HEART ATTACK BY JENNIFER KOHLHEPP meetings would confirm they act proper- STROKE Staff Writer ly, with integrity and openness." DEEP VEIN THROMBOSIS In May of last year, the Township EICMJ NORTH BRUNSWICK - Stay tuned Council urged board members to think BLOOD CLOTS for township Planning Board meetings about having their meetings televised to ABNORMAL BLEEDING on TV. ensure a more open government. PULMONARY EMBOLISM Last year, the board squashed resi- Vioxx® was voluntarily dents' hopes for a more open government At that time, board member and Councilman Bob Davis said, "Because of recalled by Merck on when members voted against televising CONTACT THE LAWYERS AT their meetings, but now they're ready for the legal and economic ramifications, we September 30, 2004 Lynch • Martin lights, camera and action, according to feel the meetings should not be tele- Mayor Francis "Mac" Womack. vised." TO DISCUSS YOUR RIGHTS. MEETINGS CAN BE ARRANGED AT A Womack saiii the council will have to CONVENIENT LOCATION TO YOUR HOME. "Members were afraid that televising meetings would put them at risk in per- come up with more funding to televise 1-877-655-2267 sonal liability issues," Womack said. the meetings on Cable Channel 22. He "But, after reviewing the matter again, did not estimate probable costs. members seem confident that televising "We're going to have to ensure prop- er staff and equipment is available," Womack said. Womack said the benefit to residents would outweigh the additional funds needed. "Today our residents' greatest con- cerns lie with development in town," Womack said. "For them to see the board meetings where the master plan takes shape from what can and cannot be built, will be of certain importance to all residents." Womack said he hopes the decision will generate more citizen involvement in the township government. The mayor credited Councilman- elect Ralph Andrews, who is also the board's president, with revisiting the issue of televising meetings and gaining support for the matter. The board should begin televising their meetings early next year, Womack said. South Brunswick Township is the only other municipality in Middlesex County to televise Planning Board meetings, according to Planning Board Secretary Debbie Fienstien.
4 Community Bulletin Board Fund-raising basketball game at NBTHS Dec. 16 The staff at Linwood Middle School, North Brunswick, will hold a fund-raiser basketball game against the staff of North Brunswick Township High School (NBTHS) Dec. 16 from 3:30-5 p.m. Pro- ceeds will benefit Armand Gorrell and his family. The game will be at the middle school gym at 25 Linwood Place. Referees will be the principals of both schools, Pete Clark of Linwood, and Frank Ingargiola of NBTHS. The men will also hold a pizza party for all participants following the game. For more information, call (732) 289-3600. Volunteer fire company blood drive Dec. 17 North Brunswick Volunteer Engine Company No. 2 will hold a blood drive Dec. 17 from 4-9 p.m. at the firehouse on Route 130 north (next to Logan's Towing). For more information, call Bruce at (732) 297-3135.
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those less fortunate is the right spuit to No. Brunswick resident, grab." Styx guitarist Burtnik All artist proceeds from the event will go to the community Food Bank of New plans Xmas Xtravaganza Jersey and Elijah's Promise soup kitchen in New Brunswick, Burtnik said. BY JENNIFER KOHLHEPP Concertgoers are also encouraged to do- Staff Writer nate warm clothes, new toys, and canned NORTH BRUNSWICK - Glen food for the needy at the show. Burtnik wants area residents to rock 'n' "I want to give back to the community roll for a reason this season. I've always lived in," Burtnik said. "My Burtnik, a lifelong North Brunswick roots grow deep here. My parents live resident who has written hit songs for here. I married my high school sweetheart Randy Travis, Patty Smyth and Donand now we're raising three kids here." Henley, will throw his annual benefit con- It's now family tradition for his wife cert at the State Theatre in NewRosie and his three children, Beau, 23, Darla, 19, and Sally, 13, to attend the event, Burtnik said. "It's obvious that we're - j very happy here," Burtnik 'i said. "I've traveled all over '• the world, but this is home." The extravaganza began as a small show at Convention Hall in Asbury Park, Burtnik said. 'One year, I received a from the Bottom Line Glen Burtnik, a North Brunswick musician most noted for nnttiheshawnrLttiere W his membership in' the rock band Styx, plays at his Xmas 5~ , , , ., , en ater ovedl t All In Stock Monessen Vented Gas Logs i Xtravaganza hekf in New York City last year* , £ J ?: * ? „ Cannot Be Combined With Olher Offers King's in Times Square," With Coupon Only • In Stock Burtnik said. «• Not Valid on Previous Sales • Expires 1Z-B-04 « Brunswick on Friday. After 10 years of holding the concert be- For the past 16 years, the guitarist fore sellout crowds in New York, Burtnik 313 Route 33, Manaiapan, NJ most noted for his portrayal of Paul said he was ready for a homecoming. DUZY 2 or3 McCartney in Broadway's "Beatlemania" "This year it'll take place at the newly 1 "•800-395-0405 and his membership in the rock band Styx, renovated State Theatre, where I used to FREE ESTIMATES • FINANCING AVAILABLE OPEN 7 DAYS. Mon-Fri 9-5 • Sat 10-5 - Sun 11-4 has presented a holiday benefit show go as a kid to watch rock 'n' roll films like called Xmas Xtravaganza. Woodstock'and'Let It Be,'" "It's a concert, which features holiday The State Theatre, at 15 Livingston music performed by an eclectic group of Ave. in New Brunswick, recently under- artists," Burtnik said. went a $3 million renovation and restora- Although he never announces the artist tion project, Burtnik said. lineup before the show, Burtnik said past "They put a lot of effort into keeping its appearances included Idina Menzel, who is character," Burtnik said, "It's gorgeous and the star of Broadway's "Wicked," The Patti big, and has a great new sound system and Smith Group, Chris Barron of the Spin lighting." Doctors, Fred Schneider of the B-52's, Billy The New Brunswick Cultural Center - f. v- Squier, Jeffrey Gaines, Blue Oyster Cult, restored the state-of-the-art facility back to the Max Weinberg 7, Styx and John its original 1921 decorum, Burtnik said. McEnroe. Glen Burtnik's Xmas Xtravanganza "Everyone on stage performs seasonal 2004 will take place in the 1,800-seat the- A- material to get the audience to feel the hol- ater Friday night at 8 p.m. Details; If you want to catch iday spirit," Burtnik said. "And giving to www.statetheatrenj.org or (732) 246-7649. those last minute shoppers, then don't miss the last edition landmark for fine dining since 1967 ^ before the Christmas holiday! Christmas Edition: A. Jtv A JLJL * Good Cocktails Good Service ;.?;,', - Publishes: RESTAURANT • •%>'< fEieCember 22nd Classified: Business & Service Come spend the evening by our cozy Proof deadline: w Dec. 17th, 4pm Directory Deadline: fireplace. The fire is roaring!! Dec, 17, noon Specializing in: Non-proof deadline: • Steaks • Veal • Lamb • Clams • Oysters Dec. 20, noon ,-jybe ads deadline: • Crabcakes • Roast Pork • Salmon & more "'"pec.. 20, noon Contact your Advertising ConsMW^t'$!^4 MaJ&Your Am Check of ^ or more, Freehold: 732-358-5200 Holiday Party Si from our v 5 regular menu Long Branch: 732-870-6070 New Years f i I Excluding Holidays g Cannot lie combined with any dinner specials or i &&sertmtit>fu Noat^ « other otters One coupon per table Expires 1/12/0^ Greater Media Newspapers
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'Electronic Robin Hoods' disrespect residents' ould someone please get a virtual unregulated utility. Mayor "Mac" Womack Nonetheless, if Verizon or C and. the North Brunswick PSE&G had attempted the Township Council a cup of cof- same price-gouging tactic on the fee? Cablevision is asking the township's residents during the North Brunswick Township past decade, there would have Council for a 10-year extension been hell to pay. However, in the agreement. Now, to entice the case of Cablevision, Township Township Council, these elec- Attorney Konald Gordon wants tronic Robin Hoods are offering to run up a white flag before we such amenities as free Internet have fought the battle. access to each school library in Furthermore, during the OF TOTAL CHAO£>,ANP the township and for one munic- past 10 years — in an attempt to ipal building. keep my monthly cost down — I In addition, Cablevision will have continuously scaled back provide at no cost to the high service on my plan. school and Board of Education Consequently, today I have office an additional cable return about 15 percent fewer channels path to the municipal building. on my plan than I had 10 years Sound good? Well, beware of ago. Oh yes, there is also the cir- cable television companies bear- cumstance of my having to pay ing gifts. The reality of this deal for channels I don't even watch. is all of these items are ulti- Forget about the fact I only mately going to be paid for by speak English, yet still have to the Cablevision subscribers in pay for a glut of Spanish-speak- North Brunswick in higher ing stations I don't watch. monthly rates — give me a The whole Cablevision fran- break. My opinion is the chise circumstance in North Township Council should throw Brunswick stinks. The these money-grubbing Township Council needs to hold scoundrels out of the municipal these robbers' feet to the fire building into Hermann Road on until they get a new deal that their backsides. treats their customers in North , I'M AT A I have been a subscriber to Brunswick with respect and dig- NAU- Cablevision for 10 years, and in nity in their business practices. that time I have seen my month- ly charges rise by 77 percent. WftliamA. Cook Now, I realize cable television is North Brunswick Tour Torn Contrary to government reports, reader says the gob market is not thriving he government may say the influx of illegal immigrants. office about how many stacks of employment are going to work Today you better have more the economy is picking Their benefits are paid for by unpaid Medicaid bills they have two or three jobs for less money . than one skill if you want to stay Tup, but the job market Medicaid, which is, by defini- stuffed in a corner because they to make ends meet until some- ahead. isn't. ' : " . ' tion, "A health insurance pro- cannot collect on them. If these thing else comes along. That is, Show me a thriving job mar- The two don't go hand in gram financed and run jointly people are illegal, how do you if you are lucky, because a lot of ket, show me affordable medical hand anymore. Just because you by the federal and state govern- collect the money? companies are still using the old coverage, show me affordable have a thriving economy, it does- ments for low-income people of As a citizen, you find yourself adage, "If the economy gets bet- insurance, show me affordable n't mean there are jobs galore. It all ages who do not have the out of work, but you have to pay ter, they are going to leave for a housing. The fat cats can sit is hard to find another job start- money or insurance to pay for into a COBRA (Consolidated better paying job." That doesn't back in their leather chairs and ing out at with what you were health care. The goal of the pro- hold true anymore. Find a per- say the economy is getting bet- making, even with skills or gram is to provide medical and son who has been out of work for ter — tell that to the people training. other health care services to eli- a year or more and give him a standing in line on the other Depending on the field you gible individuals so that they JOE SINAGRA chance — he will be more than side of the desk. are in, try finding another job in are able to remain as self-suffi- Quest Column happy to work for you, and you Show me what you have to the same area, especially if you cient as possible." may have someone who will offer. First, show me what you are over a certain age. There Are illegal immigrants con- have years of experience to have done, show me a plan and isn't supposed to be job discrim- sidered eligible individuals? Any share. how it is being financed. Then I ination, but it goes on. medical procedures not covered Omnibus Budget Reconciliation There was a time when you may believe you, and you might Companies are not going to pay or any balance left over from the Act) plan to have benefits. If you could leave a job, and 30 min- get my vote. $85,000 a year to someone who hospital are written off. They do aren't working, how do you find utes later you were gainfully Enough with the smoke and is above age 50 when they can not have to pay. the money to pay for medical employed again. Those days are mirrors, the diversions, the get a younger person for $50,000 Where do you go to get the coverage? You're lucky if un- gone. There was a time you were rhetoric and promises. Let's get or less. money? The working class, of employment pays for the gro- told to finish high school or you real with the issues that concern There are plenty of jobs for course. Charge them more to ceries. wouldn't be able to get a job. the working class. $300 a week, but try to get one make up the difference because Who is coming out ahead on That sure has changed. of those. The competition is get- they are more stable and easier this deal? As far as unemploy- Even with a college educa- Joe Sinagra Sr. is a resident ting tough for those jobs, with to find. Ask any medical billing ment goes, those who do find tion, try finding a good job. ofHelmetta.
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Health Department has set up for proof of age and residency, and a Medicare card, if applicable, to the clinic Plus, Yu-Gi-Oh Tournaments, Santa T clinics to distribute flu vaccine to Claus, Pottery Painting, Face Painting the more than 2,000 senior citizens who appointment. and morel preregistered but did not receive a flu High-risk residents must provide doc- shot during the lottery held earlier this umentation from their health care At Ike month. provider or employer verifying their eli- Qweira llerte I»:hllbli Cerate In addition, the remaining vaccine gibility as a high-risk individual to 50 Atrium Drive, Somerset, Nil receive a flu shot. Pregnant women Located off NJ Turnpike, exit 10 to I-287 exit 10 will be distributed to senior citizens and (Metuchen/Edison) high-risk individuals through the clinics require a doctor's note verifying the on a walk-in, first-come basis. pregnancy and a recommendation that Flu-shot clinics will be held according they receive a flu shot. Adrti'v 2-a.i-j paw; avuiUiblo Show Hours; Tri /.'.nri1 'nlo Viiil: Saturday Adults S10, Children (6-12) $5, 5 & under FREE1 to the following schedule: For more information, call the health 10 AM 6 PM 8 www.showmastei-sllc.com Dec. 10 — noon to 2 p.m. for pre- department hotline at (732) 745-4344 or Sunday Bring in a new unwrapped Toy & registered seniors, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. for log on to www.co.Middlesex.nj.us/pub- Oi LJI732 77/-3405 10 AM 5 PM Save $2 off Any admission walk-ins, at the Alexander Jankowski lichealth/flu-clinics. asp. Community Center, 1 Olive St., Perth Amboy; • Dec. 17 - 9:30-11:30 a.m. for pre- registered seniors, 1 to 4 p.m. for walk- ins, at the Monroe Township Senior Center, 1 Municipal Drive. Due to a national shortage, the coun- ty initially received only 42 percent of its original vaccine order. The county public Founded in 1973, The Lewis School is a Private, Non-profit Resource of Educators and Advocates for health department was recently notified Learning Different Persons with language-based learning difficulties it would receive another 42 percent of the order, bringing the total to 10,920 related to Dyslexia, Attention Deficit & Auditory Processing. doses, or 84 percent of the original order. The Dec. 10 allotment will enable the county to provide shots to all senior citi- zens who preregistered for the Nov. 9 lot- Tree of Light 2004 tery and to l,<300 high-risk individuals who called irrto a phone bank this week. Also, it will be able to distribute all remaining doses to additional seniors and high-risk individuals through walk- in clinics. Health department representatives are notifying senior citizens from the original lottery about the new clinics and providing information about the clinic each senior should attend. Approximately an equal amount of remaining vaccine will be distributed at each of the clinics to walk-in, high-risk residents. Tickets will be handed out to individuals as they arrive, ensuring that no one will have to wait in line unless he ~A Holiday Concert and Open Houses- or she is assured a vaccine. Only individuals considered high risk Free to The Public-':.' . according to New Jersey Department of Health and Senior Services guidelines ' You are Cordially Invited to Celebrate are eligible to receive flu shots through the program. The Gifts &- Great Possibilities" of Learning Diverse Minds. Qualified high-risk individuals in- clude senior citizens age 65 and above; residents age 18.or older with underlying 100,000 Lights Will Be Lit as a chronic medical conditions; all women, pregnant during the influenza season; Symbol of Hope and Encouragement health care workers involved in direct patient care; and out-of-home caregivers for Learning Different Persons Everywhere and household contacts of children under 6 months old. . Kesidents of Carteret, Cranbury, Dunellen, East Brunswick, Helmetta, Highland Park, Jamesburg, Metuchen, Friday, December 10th Milltown, Monroe, New Brunswick, North Brunswick, Old Bridge, Perth Amboy, Plainsboro, Sayreville, South Amboy, South Plainfield, South River 7:00-9:30 p.m. and Spotswood will be able to participate in the program. In the Schoolyard at 53 Bayard Lane Residents of Edison, Middlesex Borough, Piscataway, South Brunswick (across from the YWMCA) and Woodbridge must call their local Diniuiioni Bineflt The Lewis Srhtwt's Setmlurshlp A Prognini fund departments of health for vaccines. ^Noted Speaker* To our readers _ x : Caroline Janover, Nationally Reputed Author & Educator Items for Community Bulletin Board may be e-mailed to [email protected]. "The Multiple Intelligences of the Dyslexic Learner" They also may be faxed to (732) 780-4192 or mailed to North & South Brunswick, P.O. Box 5001, Freehold, NJ 07728. 53 Bayard Lane Princeton, NJ 08512 609-924-8120 www.lewisschool.org 1 6 SENTINEL, December 9, 2004 NS in water, sewer charges BY JENNIFER KOHLHEPP rentals. In July, a similar customer will Staff Writer pay 75 cents more in sewer and 55 cents more in water rates, according to the new JCC of No. & So, Brunswick Nursery School NORTH BEUNSWICK - Township ordinance. 1001 Finnegctn's Lane • North Brunswick, NJ water and sewer customers will get tem- Customers using between 1,201 and porary relief on their bill next year. 3,600 cubic feet will not see an increase The Township Council unanimously in their sewer bill until 2006, when they voted to adopt an ordinance that defers a will pay $37.26 instead of $36.34, but water and sewer rate increase for six they will pay an additional 99 cents for lommy- & Me Prog months in 2005, during Monday night's water next year, according to the ordi- (^Registration Begins Dec. 1M\ • Program Begins \an. '05) meeting. nance. "The water contract calls for an in- Finally, those customers using more Moms & Jot® Moms & crease every January, but we didn't feel than 3,600 cubic feet will pay an addi- we needed it so we pushed it off for six tional $1.21 per quarter when their months," Mayor Francis "Mac" Womack sewer bills increase to $42.83, and $1.11 said. more for water next year, according to Toddler fun club The township code had a rate increase the ordinance. scheduled for Jan. 1, but the adopted or- According to the ordinance, residents Friday -7^^^ dinance defers the increase to July. will pay the an annual sewer and water • CrafLs, music and movement, storytime, and snacks Township water and sewer rates are rate increase every July 1 until 2015. Indoor and outdoor playtime in a warm and nurturing environment • Diapuri welcome ° Nnn-siTMruin proyr.iin ,• calculated per 1,000 cubic feet of water In July 2015, the total water and consumption, according to the township sewer rate bill for a customer using be- code. Customers pay on a tiered-use tween zero and 1,200 cubic feet of water basis. will amount to $64.63. Those using be- " Based on those calculations, a cus- tween 1,201 and 3,600 cubic feet will pay tomer using zero to 1,200 cubic feet of a total of $94.53, and those using more water currently pays $28.26 per quarter than 3,600 cubic feet will pay $106.40 in for sewer rentals and $18.43 for water 2015. ^Community Bulletin Board If today is Thursday, So. Brunswick dance team dance clinic Dec. 19 The South Brunswick Dance Team 8. It includes classes on technique, arts why is your dad taking will hold a fund-raising dance clinic and crafts, and learning a routine to Dec. 19 from 12:30-4:30 p.m. at the perform for parents at the end of the main gym at South Brunswick clinic. Snacks will also be served. Cost Township High School, 750 Ridge Road, is $20-per-dancer, along with a canned medications for Tuesday? Monmouth Junction section of South food item for the local food bank. Timely medication management, daily assistance, and a more secure Brunswick. For more information, call Miss environment may be whafs needed at this time. The clinic is for children in grades K- Galella at (732) 329-4044, ext. 7284. THE RESIDENCE AT FORSGATE, an Assisted Living Community, offers a choice of lifestyle options tailored to personal needs. We take pride in the quality of care we provide and the peace of mind it gives you. •HH The Eye Care Professionals You Trust, have opened their sixth location in Jackson! 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(ill will be staged Saturday the production are five North I5>""- K> It -. M r ll\ l\U'l"l, L(l 'l' 111 till residents — Briana Burckhaidt S u ih )>< iloim mil to n iiifliiiiLC -hi ome of New Jersey's most talented Kramer, Jillian and Mackenzii Ki< i uul -aid youth dancers will take the stage Christina Soto; Michelle BU-.HU i ul I IIL hi_h -(hool is SSaturday when a state ensemble Dayton; Alexandra DeAmicis Mill Id MI !•>()([ inhiiiv presents its annual production of "The Jessica and Jaimie Berube ol LiUl( Nutcracker." Silver; Kelsey McMahon, Red H mk uul The shows, with performances at 1 Kara Menendez, Tinton Falls. p.m. and 4:30 p.m. at East Brunswick The fall-length ballet, , High School, Middlesex County, will fea- directed by Nancy Turano, ture approximately 60 dancers, mostly also features about a dozen between the ages of 9 and 18. Presented guest artists, including i by the N.J. Dance Theatre Ensemble in members of the Juilliard conjunction with the East Brunswick Dance Ensemble, Alvin Ailey . Education Foundation, the shows have School, SUNY Purchase and I become an annual December tradition at Luna Negra. the school. Initially brought to the j Ensemble Business Director Karin high school several years ago Engel said the production, with many by Nancy Paulson, a one- dancers hailing from central New Jersey, time East Brunswick Board I has been a great success in East of Education member who ' Brunswick, whose auditorium has seat- previously served in Engel's ing for 730. position, the ensemble first [ "It's a timeless, classic story set to the began performing "The i music of Tchaikovsky, with beautiful Nutcracker" 35 years ago. dancing and costumes," she said. "It's a Engel said the annual very professional production." shows are a major endeavor But what is unique about the en- in terms of space and pro- semble's performance is that the dancers duction needs, which is why are considered "preprofessional." Joining it is performed at only one the company through an audition process venue. It also involves a at the age of 9, the dancers take weekly tremendous effort on the technique cjasses with the ensemble at part of the performers. Drew University in Madison, study both "We start rehearsing in classical ballet and modern dance, and in October," Engel said. "We most cases take dance classes at a local rehearse on both Saturdays Above, Christina Soto, 17, peiforma as studio two to three times a week. and Sundays each weekend "Aisbian* in the New Jersey Dance Theatre "So, the level of instruction is of a very until the performances. 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Stairon™ is a trademark of Sears. S2M4 Branch Brook Company 1 8 SENTINEL, December 9, 2004 NS said condemnation would be costly and other properties similarly situated," Do- Brunswick." difficult to pursue. nato said. "The property is not being Lewinson said a vast majority of resi- "The Planning Board made the deci- treated from a sound planning point of dents remain "drastically opposed" to the sion to rezone the property because adult view. The zoning change also fails to pro- PAC. (Continued from page 1) housing is currently not a stock we pro- tect the environmentally sensitive Far- Approximately 900 people signed a funding to the development of township vide for our residents in the township," rington Lake." petition against any development on the senior center, offering township residents Womack said. "I still support the board's NBR continues to work on its lawsuit Pulda farm in August, which NBR mem- first refusal of any units built on the and the council's actions. They're right and still seeks donations to ensure that bers presented to the council before im- farm, and keeping some of the units with regard to zoning for the PAC." the group can see it all the way through, plementing the rezone. small to ensure affordability. Developer Jack Morris of Piscataway- Galioto said. "The only reason the Township Coun- "The bonuses are just not legal," based Edgewood Properties currently has Barbara K. Lewinson, an East cil unanimously voted for this is because Galioto said. the Pulda farm under contract. In March Brunswick lawyer working with Donato they received tremendous sums of money Womaclc defended the density bonus- he went to the board with preliminary pro-bono on the matter, said the suit re- from the Middlesex County Democratic es and called them a "creative" and legal plans to build 96 single-family homes on mains a fight to retain the Pulda farm as Organization who Mr. Morris funds with way to give township residents the option the property. open space, various businesses," Lewinson said. of moving into the PAC. In June, Morris' representatives "The only reason NBR has not filed Lewinson urged the council to offer Residents like Maureen Little urged pitched a plan to build a 345-unit PAC if the complaint in pursuit of this is the Pulda family fair market value for the council to consider eminent domain officials rezoned the property, but said because they are not allowed to file for the farm. as away of obtaining the property if the Edgewood Properties would prefer to open space pursuant to the laws of the "The Pulda farm should be taken Pulda family would not consider selling build single-family homes on the farm. state of New Jersey," Lewinson said. through eminent domain and purchased their land to the township. In October, Edgewood Properties "However, NBR believes they will be suc- by the township for fair market value, Other residents, like Morris Enyeart, sided with NBR and intervened in their cessful in retaining the farm as the last which is under $10 million," Lewinson expressed their disdain for condemna- lawsuit against the township. pristine piece of open space in North said. tion. Doug Wolfson, an attorney for Edge- "I don't believe eminent domain is an wood Properties, said Morris still prefers . Community Bulletin Board appropriate action," Enyeart said. "I to build single-family homes on the land. don't think it's an action the courts would Beyond the procedural errors, the Alumni wind symphony in concert Dec. 18 uphold because the township has already lawsuit contends the township engaged The Rutgers University alumni wind and residents from local communities. met its needs for open space." in spot-zoning the Pulda Farm. symphony will present its annual holiday Director is 1973 Rutgers graduate The mayor agreed with Enyeart, and "It's being treated differently from concert Dec. 18 at 8 p.m. at the Nicholas Nicholas Santoro. Guest conductor will be Music Center, Rutgers University, Dou- Rutgers graduate Nanette O'Neal. The glas Campus, Route 18 and Georges concert is free of charge and open to the Street, New Brunswick. The symphony is general public. For more information, call a nonprofit consisting of Rutgers alumni William at (732) 951-1993. Kits now available for 'Communities of Light' "Communities of Light 2004," a project through Dec. 17. Each kit includes materi- to benefit Women Aware Inc., is now under als for six luminaries to light approximate- way for the first time in Middlesex County. ly 100 linear feet. Residents and business- Women Aware is a New Brunswick-based es will light the candles Dec. 19, and place nonprofit that provides crisis intervention the lit candles along driveways and side- and support services for victims of domes- walks in and around the county as a sym- tic violence. Women Aware is joining bol of hope for individuals struggling with Hunterdon, Mercer and Somerset counties violence in the home. Rain dates are Dec. that successfully presented the event in 26 and 31. For information on where to 2002 and 2003. Luminary candle kits purchase a luminary ldts, call Eve Hook at prirpd at $10 will bp available fo*" purchase Women Aware at (7321-249-4900 : ' ' ' t t ? ^ • - r « I ( ' i it • • 1<^ i ; I References Available • Largest In-Stock Selection r/J,J. \, in the State •I Template in 2-4 clays Install in approximately 2 weeks China Gold • Canoes Goltt »i sper Rue* Rose Torino ' Sus-a sty Msutve • I.uuna InirpaJa Black • St. Ct-ciHa. Nm Venetian Gold • Baltic Brnwm invw. bocadayspas. com Spec iiil \'tv ing I in Shopping (lull & Home l Piitei NS SENTINEL, December 9, 2004 1' BY MELISSA CIFEJXI Staff Writer According to Ryan, the delivery man was able to escape in his car and no SOUTH BEUNSWICK - Police have money was stolen. The victim then con- Where Your Child is the Heart of Our Family arrested one individual for the attempt- tacted his employer, who notified police. ed robbery of a South Brunswick pizza Ryan said the phone order aroused Flexible Pre-School Programs delivery man. suspicion when the caller asked if the 18 months-6 years Syed Rizvi, 18, of South Brunswick, delivery man would have change for Science ¥ Cooking • Year-Round Programs $100. Nutritious was ^-charged with robbery, theft and Arts V Movement Warm, Nurturing Environment Breakfast, assault.' According to Ryan, the would-be rob- Foreign Language Lunch, and Creative Play Kizvi was one of several suspects who bers likely wanted to make sure the Snacks allegedly attacked a delivery man from delivery man had enough cash on him. Computers Included Pizza Delizia on Ridge Road Tuesday Ryan said he expected the police Literacy Call for a Brochure and Tour! afternoon. department to make the three other According to South Brunswick arrests sometime Wednesday evening. 732-985-0001- Detective James Ryan, the suspects According to Ryan, one of the other called for pizza to be delivered to a resi- suspects is a 16 year-old, while the two 900 Rarltan Ave., Highland-Park dence on Quincy Circle. other suspects are adults. When the delivery man arrived at the home, no one answered the door. After attempting to call the residence from his cell phone, the man returned to his car when he noticed four males in a neigh- boring courtyard. Three of the males, according to Ryan, wore ski masks. The four men chased the delivery man back to his vehicle, according to Join Us M Ryan. i •tfj/ewefa/ One suspect entered the passenger Covello's & , T side, taking the pizza, Ryan said, while "Complete Jewelry Service" Wally's Bar : ! another suspect reached the driver's • ENGRAVING • REPAIRS • APPRAISALS xfyf Make Your side, and punched and kicked the victim. 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Any Purchase of $10.00 or more! Chandlee said he hopes resi- GOOD 1HRU 12/31/0-1 dents will make the collection as 1959 EngUshtown Rd., Old Bridge, NJ 08857 successful as those of years' past. "This is our third year, and 732-656-3330 residents should know how well (k than l/i mile from Texas Roarl) the toys have been received by In Shalit, Illustrator DaunSIwlit the children," Chandlee said. Anyone interested m the cause should drop donations off at the township's Municipal Building at 710 Hermann. Road, weekdays from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The Municipal Clerk's Office LQIHE. and jom n- tar our fit t armml f^lui tma" (_s.lebnuon fhtrp will be. fun g me and Uxt Ho^nna Citj rhur h T JHJU ftrav ill prc utt cIt =• will collect toys until Dec. 20. 6 Toys should be wrapped and Pt-fire^hment ! IIUJH erved Ii>ou arc m*"tre ted xn ttcn Imp- f k rn ill tixt numl a aho < nd i*gifater /cur child or marked clearly with "boy" or iMH Ufen Ij December 15, 2004 "girl," and an appropriate age Al a, on ^uncUy DK«mbn I'1 ' U !• jam iskro r "Im-tin C intata pitstnted by th* group from newborn up. to j mth Biuir^Mck Chn Um Fellr w hi], n oi h p ttum Tlie dinr* tf-^rn -jtep of F*ixtli teenage*; Chandleo said. rfiSr I performing ) For more information, call "Glaiy ta Gad m the highe t, 4nct on earth pe-tce, goodwill toward men!" Luke 2 14 £732)' 297-0870, CANDY MAKING SUPPLIES «^™,f,^.,o r-Jincolate-Molds •Filling South Brunswick Chn tianrellowship Phone 712 940 IVil Jennifer Kohlhepp 115 Sand Hill Road Fax 732-940-1116 Airport Plaza Momnouth Junction, N J 08852 Emml pa toroz@aol com Hwy 36 & Middle Rd Hazlet. NJ 2© SENTINEL, December 9, 2004 NS 16C0 Rome ISO North Brunswick, NJ 08902 1 \ \ f>* X- -**• "'', $6.00 OFF •to wy£n',i DINNER FOR TWO Not valid with any other OIIIT Expires 12/30/04 ninng- FteshSatbod. l-4pm 7.00 OFF Dinner for Two or More Nol valid with any other offer & Cftickan Entms Expires 12/30/04 l3- lAtl^tl — »'lisas!.. sj.v3£Uaii . CHRIS KELLY staff The North Brunswick Township High School choir was part of the Winter Wonderland festivities at the North Brunswick Municipal Complex Monday. Community Bulletin Board Many VIOXX® users suffered strokes, heart attacks, heart Library schedules film, trustees meeting failure, • blood clots and even death, if you took BEXTEA© or North Brunswick Library, 880 Her- ter, 15 Linwood Road. The library's CELEBKEX® you might also have been, at risk for a serious maun Road, will show its final film in the trustees will meet Dec. 15 a 6 p.m. at the cardiovascular health problem. 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Griffin Nurseries, Inc. on Route 1 at 3:05 p.m. on Dec. 2 after he One Of The Oldest 81 Largest reportedly slammed the restaurant's front dooi Christmas Tree Farms In N.J. into an ATM, shattering the glass door and • lOOO's Of Trees To Choose From cracking the machine, causing over $500 worth 8 Choose & Cut of damage, according to police reports. After • Pre-Cut Trees arresting Bollenbacher, police transported him » Balled Trees to headquarters, where he was processed and • Greens & Wreaths later released on his own recognizance. • Grave Blankets M 190 Fresh Pond Road Police are investigating nine reportedly (Off Rt. 130 North) related incidents of criminal mischief to vehicles OPEN DAILY parked on Clay Street, Brighton Way and Albury Weekdays 11-4 pm Way, all streets off of Hartland Commons, that Saturday & Sunday 9-4 pm resulted in thousands of dollars of damage Open Nov. 26th thru Dec. 19th when the vehicles' tires were flattened and bod- ies were scratched between 8 p.m. Dec. 5 and 732-257-2484 7:30 a.m. Dec. 6, according to police reports. Police said a case of compact discs and an AM/FM MP3 player, with a total value of $650, went missing from an unlocked Honda Civic on Clay Street. Police said the damage looks as if it was made by a screwdriver. EAST BRUNSWICK Police are investigating the reported theft Weigelia Gardens of a lyiagellan RoadMate navigation system, val- • Fresh Pre Cut Trees ued"1 at $1,400, from a construction trailer on • Unique Wreaths & Grave Renaissance Boulevard between 3 p.m. and 5 Covers p.m. on Dec. 2, according to police reports. • Handmade Bows & Ribbons Police said the system was left unattended in an • Table Top Trees unlocked trailer at the time of the theft. • Fresh Greens, Roping • Special Orders Gladly Taken • MC & Visa Accepted South Brunswick 660 Cranbury Road 732-254-3474 Police arrested and charged Rac.hitkum Patel, 24, of East Windsor, with driving while intoxicated after police found him unconscious in a car parked on the front lawn of a residence K, "t on Georges Road Dec. 5, Patel, who refused hospital treatment, was processed' and released. 3 ) EAST BRUNSWICK . Giamarese Farms Police arrested and charged Rosemary • lOO's of Trees to Choose Froml Woodfield, 66, of Princeton, with driving while • Cut Your Own intoxicated Dec. 5: • Tag Early! A y, • Wreaths • Grave Blankets The driver's side of a 2003 Volkswagen • Roping Passat, parked in the South Brunswick High • Decorations School parking lot, was smashed Dec. 1. • Table Top Trees CLOSED MONDAYS A home on Norton Road was reported van- Tuesday-Saturday dalized Dec. 5. The owner reported that pump- 9am - 5:30pm kins on his yard were smashed, several trees Sunday 12pm - 5:30pm were uprooted, sandbags were cut, a scare- www.giamaresefarm.com * crow and statues were moved, and a trailer was 156 Fresh Pond Road tampered with. Police do not have any sus- pects, according to the police report. U 732-821-9494 ' Community Bulletin Board Tickets on sale for Julio SOUTH BRUNSWICK . Crossroads Nursery, Inc. Iglesias at State Theatre • Balled Trees • Fraser Fir Tickets are now available for the Jan. • Grand Fir 9 performance by Julio Iglesias at The • Do\iglas Fir • Balsam State Theatre, 15 Livingston Ave., New » Nobel Fir Brunswick. The concert will be Jan. 9 at • Wreaths • Grave Covers • Poinsettias 7 p.m. Tickets range from $25-$100. • Roping • Swags • Sprays Iglesias will perform songs from his » Christmas Gift Shop latest album, "Love Songs," a compila- Open 7 Days 7:30 am-9 pm tion of his greatest songs. He will also 981 GeoTges Road perform songs such as "To AH the Girls I Loved Before" and "Moonlight Lady." 732-297-8110 Iglesias began his musical career in 1968 by winning the prestigious song festival in Spain, "The Benidorm." He has also received the first and only Diamond Record Award ever given to a performer To Advertise On This -800-660-4ADS by the Guinness Book of World Records. For tickets or more information, call the box office at (1-877) 782-8311. *" 5br 22 SENTINEL, December 9, 2004 NS rant on Old Bridge Turnpike in South emerge in the spring." New Step Inn Ballroom River. Kashiparekh said he plans to He said borough officials have been owner plans to reopen this weekend following Saturday's per- create a similar environment at the helping the thespians to make sure a formances of "It's a Wonderful Life," it Step Inn, also using the space as a ban- new location is secured. According to as bar and restaurant will likely mark the last time the the- quet hall and holding special events council President Thomas Pollando, the ater troupe graces the MacArthur such as jazz performances and comedy involved parties are close to a deal that BY JOHN DUNPHY nights. would see the Main Street Theater Co. Staff Writer Avenue stage. The holiday show is the last of the season for the company, "Where people could spend the whole set up camp at the former Krome night- SAYREVILLE - It's provided a which is currently looking for a new night [at the restaurant]," Kashiparekh club at Route 35 and Old Spye Road. stage for countless performers and venue. said. "We're very close on that," he said. entertainment for thousands. "We've been preparing ourselves for The new establishment, which its The club closed its doors in But the Step Inn Ballroom, used by the move," said Vic Morosco, who has owner said will likely receive a new September following the late-August the Main Street Theater Co. since the performed and directed with the troupe name, could be open for business by shooting of a Union Township man, Che troupe was formed in 1994 by local almost since its inception. "We've been February, he said. Broadus, as he was leaving the club fol- teenagers with a passion for theater, here 10 years, it's been our home." Morosco said the theater troupe has lowing a Teeri Night promotion. has changed hands and will soon oper- The Step Inn Ballroom will now be prospects for a new location. The Beninato family, which owns ate as a restaurant and sports bar. operated by Parag Kashiparekh, the "We definitely have to find a place," the Krome property, was expecting to As a result, when the curtain drops owner of the Crestwood bar and restau- Morosco said. "We're hoping to re- close the club several months later and sell the site to a developer who would then build an age-restricted community and marina on and around the Krome site. While talks with the developer, A Great Weekend in Princeton Continues Zigga Roshnasky, of Continental Properties Inc., are still ongoing, any groundbreaking on such a development would likely take place in late 2005, Roshnasky said. ~presents a lecture and hook signing by~ Krome, which for many years op- erated as Club Bene, had been holding all-ages concerts and teen nights since ' Caroline Janover & Jamie Janover losing its liquor license in 2001, and had gained negative public attention on •~as-they perform™ several occasions, many related to crowd control problems and the need for a police presence. "The Multiple Intelligences of the Dyslexic Learner: "I don't think residents would mind the theater going in there," Pollando If Only Mrs. Greenleaf Could See Me Now!" said. "This way, it keeps our word that we wouldn't have a club in that area, nothing that will have nuisance issues." With redevelopment talks still ac- Saturday, December 11 tive, the nightclub property would like- ly be just a temporary home for the the- 10:30 a^m.—12:30 p,m, ater company. "The mayor is behind [the troupe] ••••"••• Trinity Church and interested in our well-being," Morosco said. "Our summation is the mayor and the powers that be want us 33 Mercer Street Princeton, NJ to stay alive." Pollando said the borough is in- terested in building a theater off Main Caroline Janover, Nationally Reputed Author of Street in the vicinity of borough hall. However, as the project would cost at Tosh, A Boy with Dyslexia least a couple million dollars, it would still be a few years before it could and other children's books on dyslexia become a reality. ' and ADD. She has over 35 years teaching "It takes money, like anything else," he said. - experience and lectures nationally on the "I think the Main Street Theater Co. importance of identifying and nurturing the offers a venue for local residents to hone their skills," Mayor Kennedy ''multiple intelligences" of children O'Brien said. "I think it's an integral part of our community." growing up with a learning difference. Once "It's A Wonderful Life" wraps, it will be time to begin one of the more difficult phases of moving — cleaning up. "We definitely want to stay in Jamie Janover is a "self-taught master of Sayreville. We're hoping down the line, the whole borough will want us to be a improvisation," He is recognized as a true innovator viable part of the community with our own stable theater," Morosco said. "I on the hammered dulcimer (a percussion stringed think we're optimistic. It's all a matter instrument m the zither family, played with small of time." sticks called hammers,) Jamie has played with bands like Phish and has appeared on more than 20 official commercial recording releases, T© our readers Items for Community Bulletin Board may be e-mailed to [email protected]. They also may be faxed to (732) 780-4192 For or mailed to North & South Brunswick, X*se*vattom & Information, Please Call 609-924-8120 P.O. Box 5001, Freehold, NJ 07728. IMS SENTINEL, December 9, 2004 23 dent will need $381.17 for the school "Each year it doesn't get any easier," cient amounts of it may not be available year. This allotment includes funding for Scott said. in the future. Schools, according to Scott, School budget items such as textbooks, teaching sup- The school budget caps law and its may have to reduce staff or raise prop- (Continued from page 1) plies, athletic supplies and library books. possible repeal was also a topic for heat- erty taxes. The per pupil allotment for a middle ed discussion at the budget meeting. "Neither is a good option," Scot said. Assistant Superintendent for school student is $254.84, and $206.16 The law, passed in June, reduced the Business Jeffrey Scott said the budget According to Scott, potential amend- for an elementary student. annual cap on spending growth from 3 ments to the law by January can help the approach stays close to enrollment pro- The budget, Scott said, is based on an percent to 2.5 percent and reduced the jections. 2005-06 budget. average class size of 25 students for amount of surplus school districts may Little by little, Scott said, the nega- Enrollment is projected to increase, grades six through 12, and an average carry from 6 percent to 3 percent. tive aspects of S1701 will be amended. Scott said, by an additional 226 students class size of 23 students for kindergarten Calling it an unfortunate piece of leg- Board member Martin Abschutz said for the 2005-06 school year. The projected through fifth grade. islation, McCartney said the bill has a he was excited by the amount of people allocation per pupil have remained rela- Scott said challenges such as an misplaced purpose and has created erro- who have shown interest in repealing the tively static, Scott said. increase in haalth benefits despite a lack neous new caps which reduce a school's law. It is important, Abschutz said, that According to Scott, board members in state aid make creating a budget par- needed reserve. the public knows about the law, which meet with school principals to determine ticularly difficult. The reserves, according to McCartney, takes control away from the school dis- if allocation is adequate to meet student Over the last 11 years, according to are used to offset budget increases. trict. needs. Scott, the board has been successful in Using portions of a school's reserves, "It's a marathon, not a sprint," According to the 2005-06 draft budg- creating a budget. according to McCartney, will lessen the Abschutz said of the process of trying to et, a South Brunswick High School stu- amount of taxes placed on property own- amend the law. ers, who would have otherwise had to Abschutz also outlined a timetable for pay larger amounts of property tax. district's budget process with the next According to McCartney, the bill will budget committee meeting scheduled for create dangerous conditions for some dis- Jan. 11. Watercolorist to share skills at artists meeting tricts as property taxes spike. Budget meetings should continue into Watercolorist Lorraine Niemela of College, Lincroft section of Middletown; According to Scott, the effects of February, but may depend on whether Colts Neck will be the guest presenter at and Peter's Valley Craft Education S1701 may force districts to use portions the district receives state aid informa- the next meeting of the Suburban Artists Center, Layton section of Sandyston. of surplus for expenses such as teacher tion, according to Abschutz. Guild (SAG) of Central New Jersey SAG is an active painting and learn- salaries. The surplus, Scott said, should A public hearing on the proposed planned for 2 p.m. on Dec. 10 at the East ing group, covering Middlesex, be used for one-time expenses, as suffi- school budget is scheduled for March 22. Brunswick Public Library, Jean Walling Monmouth and Somerset counties. Civic Center Drive. Meetings are held on the second Friday Niemela teaches watercolor classes in of each month at the East Brunswick the United States and abroad. She has Library. For more information, call Paula been the watercolor instructor at the Feifer at (732) 238-0800 or Selena Newark- Museum; Brookdale Community Palmer at (732) 254-3113. Baby-'Sitter's training scheduled for January Boys and girl's ages 12-18 are invited session training program. Students will to attend a "* Baby-Sitter's Training be taught to develop critical decision- Course, certified by the American Bed making abilities and to provide basic care Cross, from 7-9:15 p.m. for four consec- : and first aid. utive weeks beginning Jan. 3. The East : Cost is $55 for East Brunswick resi- Brunswick Division of Recreation will dents, $70 for nonresidents. Fees are due sponsor the event. at registration. Participants will use lifelike infant For more information, call (732) 390- and child mannequins during the nine- 6797. 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William Guerard Special Music at All Services 56 Main St. Helmelta i> www.StGeorgcsHelnietta.org 568 Ryders Lane, East Brunswick 732-521-0169 732-254-7361 East Brunswick TMMIF EPISCOTM CIURCI Assembly of, God New Hope 100 Hardenburg Lane, East Brunswick, NJ jMiTAWAN Presents Baptist Church < "StiUalty \s S ^on&crful aQLife"" 200tf, Ckudmai SvwLczs. -/ Holiday Drama Christmas Eve. Friday. Dec. 24 Fri., Sat. & Sun. Dec. 17,18 & 19 @7:30 4 PM-FAMILY EUCHARIST For the month of December Free Admission/All Welcomed Join Us Fri., Dec. 24th @ 7PM Organ, Carols & Children's Choir Saturday, December 18. 2004 i <& C&ldif £W Christmas For The Birds 5:00 p.m. Church School - Christmas Pageav Rev. David Mazzella, Pastor 10:30 PM - PROGRAM OF MUSIC: Saturday. December 18. 2004 732-422-7065 10:00 a.m - 1:00p.m. Holiday Prayer Breakfi Choir, Piano & Organ Extravaganza hosted by Images ofSisterhoai' <4& 11:00 PM - HOLY EUCHARIST, Guest speaker - Deaconess Dorothy Clark Adult Choir & Instrumental Accompaniment Abyssinian Baptist Church, Newark, NJ Christmas Worship Service MILLERMEMORIAL Christmas Day, Sunday. Dec. 25 • Sunday, December 19, 2004 9 AM-Holy Eucharist 9:30 a.m. Worship Service only Sunday. Dec. 26 - Christmas Watchnite Service Sunday. Dec. 19"' 11 arn - Christmas Service Friday, December 31, 2004 8 AM & 10 AM - Holy Eucharist 10:00p.m. Worship Service Christmas Eve All services are free of charge. Friday, Dec. 24"' -7 pm Family Service All Are Welcome! All are welcome. 11 pm - Communion Service Trinity is right at the end of Ryers Lane CORNER RIDGE ROAD & NEW ROAD (18 Ryers Lane), off Rt. 79, Around the NEW HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH MONMOUTH JUNCTION corner from St. Clement's RC Church 45 Hampton Street, Metuchen, NJ 732-329-6719 732-591-9210 Rev. Ronald L. Owens, Sr. Pastor REV. JOHN H. MALTBY, PASTOR www.trinitymatawan.com (732) 549-8941 JOIN US DURING THE HOLIDAY SEAsors Celebrate Christmas at SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18 AT SPM Morganville United Methodist Church FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24 AT 7PM ''*i.7i xjyeut- Zfeai^'i (DvcJenure m 215 Conover Road, Morganville, NJ FRIDAY, DECEMBER 31 AT 7PM AND 10PM Just off Rt. 79 Phone: 732-946-4247 AH services held at CATHEDRAL INTERNATIONAL 277 Madison Avenue, Perth Amboy, NJ Bishop Donald Hillinrd, Jr., D.Mili., Senior h\swr Saturday, Dec. 11th 9-11 AM Annual "Cookie Walk" Pastor B. Glover-Williams, D.Min , Executive Pastor For mote information, please call 7.12-826-5293 or logon fo our website: :i"V"i Sunday, Dec. 12th 10:30 AM Children's Christmas Musical WWW.CATIIEDRAUNTERNAIONAL.O110 . Sunday, Dec. 19th 10:30 AM Choir Musical Presentation Christmas Eve, Friday, December 24th Family Candlelight Service, 7:30 PM Meny Don't Miss the Miracle! Open Hearts, Open Minds, Open Doors The People of the United Methodist Church 26 SENTINEL, December 9. 2004 NS Dec. 21 benefit performance for Shrewsbury Chorale Holiday Through the Looking Glass with local Red Cross Concert Alice in Wonderland Brookdale Performing Arts Dec. 11, 8 p.m. through Jan. 2 . V Pkk of the- week Center Christ Episcopal Church exhibit and activities: holiday Newman Springs Road, Lincroft 90 Kings Highway, Middletown trees and decorations; train Holiday Spectacular on Ice tickets: $20, $15 seniors and tickets: $20-$8; $2 discount if displays; "Holiday Bingo With BCC students purchased by Dec. 9 the Queen of Hearts" (Dec. 12) (732)224-2411 (732)542-2151; Monmouth Museum The Count Basie Theatre, Red Bank, www.shrewsburychorale.org Brookdale Community College will present a winter wonderland Dec. 17, The 1940s Radio Hour Newman Springs Road, Lincroft when skaters in dazzling costumes will through Dec. 19, 8:30 p.m.; Holiday Hop: Platters, Coasters adm]ssion: $5; events free with glide gracefully across a state-of-the-art Sun. 2:30 p.m. and Drifters admission portable ice rink and singers will fill the First Avenue Playhouse Dec. 11, 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. (732) 747-2266 First Ave., Atlantic Highlands State Theatre hall with holiday carols. dessert and show: $20-$12; Livingston Ave., New Brunswick The performance will feature beautiful dinner theater: $35-$30 tickets: $45-$20 „ Nutcracker choreography, special effects, holiday (732)291-7552 (732) 246-7469 music and realistic settings that will trans- Performing Arts Ensemble port the audience to Santa's workshop. . Carol Fredette and Andy Ezrin Trio . Dec. 11 and 12, 3 p.m. • Tickets for the 8 p.m. performance.are Musk Dec. 12,2 p.m. The Strand Theater $47.50, $35 and $20, and can be pur- Monmouth County Library Fourth and Clifton avenues, chased at the box office, 99 Monmbuth Everything Holidays: A Musical Headquarters Lakewood Revue Symmes Drive, Manaiapan tickets: $24-$11 St., (732) 842-9000 or oniine at Dec. 10,11 at 8 p.m.; free jazz concert www.countbasietheatre.org. 732 671-9655; Dec. 12 at 2 p.m. (732) 431-7242 (732) 706-7675 Brookdale Performing Arts Center Canticle of Christmas Dec. 12, 4 p.m. Company of Dance Arts Newman Springs Road, Lincroft Dec. 11,1:30 and 5:30 p.m.; tickets: $18; senior citizens $15; Trinity Episcopal Church 18 Ryers Lane, Matawan Dec. 12, 3 p.m. BCC students $10 Count Basie Theatre (732) 224-2411 free-will offering, open to the public 99 Monmouth St., Red Bank Scrooge (732)591-9210 tickets: $28-$12 Special Events 10 and up) Fri. 8 p.m., Sat. 2:30 Inspiring Seasonal Music: (732) 842-9000 and 8 p.m., Sun. 2:30 p.m.; Premier Theatre Company N.J. Chamber Singers Favorite Holiday Songs "Exploring the Seasonal Sky," Dec. 10,11,16,17,18 at 8 p.m.; Dec. 11,7:30 p.m. Christmas Lantern Tours of Allaire (all ages) Sat. and Sun. 1 p.m.; Dec. 11,12,19 at 2 p.m. Diane Tarn, vocalist Trinity Episcopal Church, Dec. 14,7:30 p.m. , led by authentically dressed- Wonderful Sky" (best for ages Henderson Theater 65 W. Front St., Red Bank; interpreters 7 and younger) Sat. and Sun. 850 Newman Springs Road Monmouth County Library tickets $8; Headquarters Dec. 11,5-8 p.m., 90-minute 11:30 a.m.; additional daytime Lincroft (732) 741-4581 tour, leaves every 15 minutes shows at 11:30 a.m., 1 and 2:30 tickets: $23; $20 seniors; Symmes Drive, Manaiapan Historic Village at Allaire p.m. holiday week (Dec. 27-30) $16 students; $13 age 12 and free concert A Swinging Winter Celebration: (732)431-7242 Atlantic Avenue/Routs 524, Wall Ocean County College Novins under; half-price on Dec. 11 for The Richard Reiter Swing Band tickets: $9; advance purchase children accompanied by a Planetarium presented by Barron Aits Center Shore Players Big Band: required College Drive, Toms River grandparent Dec. 10, 8 p.m. (732)919-3500 (732) 774-7827 A Night of Holiday Music admission: $6 ages 13 and up, Woodbridge United Methodist Dec. 16,7:30-10 p.m. $5 ages 60 and up, $4,50 ages Church Keyport Holiday House Tour Beguiled Again: St. Clement's Parish Center 12 and under 69 Main St., Woodbridge Route 79, Matawan Dec. 11,4-9 p.m. (732) 255-0342; The Songs of Rodgers & Hart free admission; seating is first begins at Gingerbread House,' Dec. 10-31 tickets: $25, includes light www.ocean.edu/planet.htm come, first served refreshments; to benefit Main and West Front streets, The Forum Theatre free, but items for food pantry Keyport 314 Main St., Metuchen Clement House, a home to requested assist needy families tickets: $15 advance, , On stage tickets: $28-$32; $45 for New . (732) 634-0413 $18 day of tour Year's Eve celebration (732) 536-0005 (732)946-2711 Mrs. Gould's 1907 Holiday Social (732) 548-0582 Comcast Holiday Concert in St. George Productions Freehold . For Kids Commemoration of 60th through Dec. 23, Celadine presented by Freehold Center Anniversary of the Battle of She Wed.-Sat. 11:30 a.m.; Starring Amy Irving Partnership Stargazing and Storytelling Bulge Sun. 3 p.m. comic historical romance Arcadian Chorale, Freehold Monmouth County Park System speakers, historical audio-visual Georgian Court College by Charles Evered Brass Ensemble program for ages 7 and up and presentation, local veterans of Lakewood Dec. 11 at 8 p.m. Dec. 10,8 p.m. parents the Battle of the Bulge, Jackson Dec. 12 at 2 &7p.m. The Nutcracker tickets: $40, includes show, First Baptist Church Dec. 10,6-8 p.m. presented by the New Jersey Memorial H.S. Jazz Band, lunch, tour George Street Playhouse 81 W. Main St., Freehold Manasquan Reservoir, Georgia refreshments Livingston Ave., New Brunswick " Dance Theatre Ensemble, (732) 987-2263, free and open to the public Tavern Road, Howell in conjunction with the East Dec. 12,1p.m. reservations required tickets: $28-$56 (732) 462-3584 . • Fee: $6 per person Brookdale Community College (732) 246-7717 Brunswick Education Foundation (732) 842-4000 Dec. 11 at 1 & 4:30 p.m. Warner Student Life Center It's a Wonderful Life Shore Holiday Gospelfest Newman Springs Road, Lincroft One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest East Brunswick High School presented by the Sayreville Main choirs from Jersey Shore area • Cranbury Road lots 6 and 7) Street Theatre Company presented by Monmouth Players Dec. 11,6:30 p.m. free program, preregistrarion Dec. 10-11, 8:15 p.m.; tickets: $17; $14, senior citizens •Dec. 10 at 8 p.m. Trinity A.M.E. Church & children under age 10; $12 requested Dec. 11 at 2 &8p.m. Dec. 12,2:30 p.m. 64 Liberty St., Long Branch (732)224-2315; ,..;.-.. Naveslnklibrary Theater for groups of 20 or more Step-Inn Ballroom , : : (732)222-6598; (732) 254-3233 .. MacArthur & McCutclteonO : Sears and Monmouth avenues, [email protected] Old-fashioned Lantern Walk In avenues, Sayreville Middletown Freehold Borough tickets: $18, $16 for seniors & tickets: $12; refreshments HolidayFare Exhibits Dec. 17,7p.m. : ' students; add $2 at the door; available; reservations N.J. Opera Theater Singer Circle meet at Park Avenue School, , includes dessert & beverage (732)291-9211 Dec. 11,7 p.m. 280 Park Ave.; police will escort;. (732)553-1153 - www.monmouthplayers.org Nassau Presbyterian Church The Trains Are Back on Track! : walk will end at Hali of Records 300 feet of track, Lionel 027- 1 61 Nassau, Princeton 'Plaza; ' , •''•.: '••••. A Christmas Carol Joy to the Children free and open to the public gauge trains (732) 462-3584 . '• • 'by Charles Dickens • :• •••,.« story of George Mueller and the (609) 919-1767; www.njot.org through Dec. 23, Mon.-Fri. 11 www.ffeeholdcenter.com H;,Deo/1.0:& 17 at8 p.m. -;s';' orphanages he established in a.m.-4 p.m.; Sai-Sun. 2-4 p.m.; Dec. 11 8( 18 at 3 &7,p.m -' ^ •••,- Victorian England; orchestral Jubilee Holiday Concert Barron Arts Center Kwanzaa Festival and ; -.musical score; live animals; Season's Greetings: A Holiday Dec. 12 & 19 at 3 p.m. c v Arcadian Chorale and chamber 582 Rahway Ave., Woodbridge Marketplace Playhouse 22 :.:•- •»^ ' :.;> " snow; for all ages orchestra Magic Show (732)634-0413 Ghanaian dancers & musicians; 210 Dunhams •:; Dec. 12,16,17,18, 7 p.m. Dec. 11,7:30p.m. for families & children ages 5-12 Dec. 17-18 :• East Brunswick . .I Shore Christian Center St. Joseph Church Dec. 12,1:30 and 3.30 p.m. N.J. Performing Arts Center : tickets: $10 , ;•-.4041 Squankum Road, Wall 376 Maple Place, Keyport Algonquin Arts Theatre One Center St., Newark • group rates available i .'tickets: $15, VIP $20, free-will offering 173 Main St., Manasquan tickets: $19-$10 (732)254-3939 ages 3-15 and seniors $12; . (732)264-0322 tickets: $10 (888) 466-5722; www.njpac.org v under age 3 free (732)528-9211 Scrooge ; ,(888)446-3756; Manaiapan Battleground Prep Freehold Borough Holiday House ^^WSl'jChi The Littlest Christmas Tree annual Christmas musical 7 Orchestra family musical Tour through Dec. 18,8 p.m.; " Dec. 11,8 p.m. private homes, public buildings Sound & Light Show: Dec. 11,12,18 & 19 at 8 p.m. : •Sat. 2 p.m. The First Christmas Hope Lutheran Church Villagers Theatre Dec, 18,11 a.m.-4 p.m. Spring Lake Theatre Company Park Ave. and Main St., Freehold start at First Baptist Church 30-minute portrayal of the first 415 DeMott.Lane Third and Madison avenues, Christmas free concert Somerset section of Franklin 81 W. Main St. Spring Lake (732) 446-8355 tickets: $12 advance, $15 on Dec. 16-30; call for times tickets: $8 ,; tickets: $24-$16 • St. John's United Methodist (732) 873-2710 Dec. 18; refreshments (732)449-4530: , : 'TIs the Season (732)462-3584; Church Community Chorusand Band of Touching Turtles (732)946-2711; Oh Highly Favored One Florence Avenue, Hazlet Ocean County College . Monmouth County Park System 16th Annual Festival of Trees www.freeholdcenter.com Dec, 9 and.10 at 7:30 p.m. free admission - Dec. 11,8p.m.; Dec.:12, 2p.m. (732)264-1236 program.-for ages 4-6 & parents through Feb. 6, St. John's United Methodist Ocean County College Dec, 13,11 a.m.-noon; and - Ho liday Shows at the Novins Church College Drive, Toms River Tues.-Sat. 11 a.m.-4p.m., Planetarium A Night at the Nutcracker Dec. 17,3-4 p.m. : Sun 1-4 p.m. 2000 Florence Ave., Hazlet tickets: $15. Manasquan Reservoir, Georgia through Jan. 9 (closed Dec. 24, nutty musical by Billy Van Zandt (732) 255-0500; Museum of the American free admission and Jane Milmore. Tavern Road, Howell Hungarian Foundation 25, 31, Jan. 1) :;, (732)264-1236 www.ocean.edu "Season of Light" (best forages Dec. 17-18, 21-23, 8 p.m.; Fee: $4.50 per child 300 Somerset St., New Brunswick Dec. 18,11 a.m. S3 p.m. . (732)842-4000 (732) 846-5777 SENTINEL, December 9, 2004 27 1 'm convinced that there are two types ing, I'll find it for you. Don't open that door! of women in this world. There are the Don't open that one either! Will you stop orderly and systematic types, and opening stuff? Are you insane?" there are the chaotic women, such as I followed up with my personal favorite, myself, who cram stuff wherever we can. "Why in the world would you check the j of 98° & «TVf« The systematic gals make organization freezer? And yes! I do have plans for those look easy. T.hey know where the mate is to chicken gizzards." each and every sock in their care. They keep their linens in chronological order, alphabetize their canned goods and have never, for any reason, misplaced a light LORI CLINCH bulb. 7 The systematic gals have dust-free Are We There Yet. homes, their desks are without clutter, and the prospect of soggy vegetables in their crisper is more than they can bear. I am the queen of the chaotic group. The fact that the checkbook turned up While I strive for an organized existence, it behind the potatoes in the drawer under eludes me at every turn. My shoes stray the oven would make no sense at all to the from their mates, my best forks hide out in unseasoned mind. But as any woman the kids' toy boxes, and I have been search- worth her salt will tell you, valuable items ing, for no less than two years, for the spare should always be stashed in the last place set of keys to the car. the average thief would think to look. While I would love to open a drawer and That's my story, and I'm sticking to it. admire its theme, I can't seem to decide Last Saturday night, I walked into our whether the drawer to the right of the sink bedroom and caught a glimpse of my hus- should be called the Haven for Plastic band's feet as they protruded from under Wrap or the Cozy Corner for Cloves. the bed. Despite the fact that no one in this I instantly knew he'd misplaced some- house has had a need for a bobby pin in thing and that a lecture on organization over 36 years, we house one in every draw- would be sure to follow. "What on earth are er. Along with* a rubber band, a bread tie you doing under there?" I asked with fear. and one not-quite-used Q-tips swab. "I'm marveling at the mess." Amid this chaos, there's nothing that I "What are you looking for?" dread more than when my beloved mis- "I've lost the mate to my black oxfords. aaaiifcer.i places something. It compares only to being Why can't we do something about this clut- and iaentlort. eo«&.j served a search warrant by a band of ter?" itiMii4W..Mticr> 5$ THBATRK • overzealous FBI agents, light before they "Because it's tiring, it's tedious, and iwjalwim/cJktfisiDj toss the house. There's no end to where this quite frankly, I feel it's beneath us. Besides, man will look. why would you think that your Oxfords Take' January 2001, for instance. It would be under the bed?" shall forever be known as "The Winter "Because I already looked under the That I Misplaced the Checkbook." shoe rack and came up empty," he replied It started with an inquiry as simple as, with Sarcasm. ALL SIGNS POINT TO "Hey, have you seen the checkbook?," but it His shoe finally turned up beneath the quickly evolved into something much more. couch cushion. But not before he rum- Eight after we looked in the normal maged my junk drawers, my glove box and BIG WINTER SAVINGS! places such as the sewing box and the pock- the cupboard above the refrigerator, where et of my green housecoat, my beloved I keep the outdated aspirin. spouse went through a transformation. He "We're going to have to find a way to evolved into a man on a mission as he organize this mess before we go out of our searched through my night stand and rum- minds," he said as he tied up his laces. maged my magazine racks. "Oh, I am so on that!" I replied. "With He emptied the laundry hamper, tossed categorize as my name and regulation as out my coupon box and then chastised me my game, I am going to put organization for my lack of oi-ganization in the medicine right at the top of my to do'list!" cabinets. He sorted the contents on my And I will, too, just as soon as I find a desk, dumped my sock drawer and had the tablet and a writing utensil. nerve to search through the boxes of cher- Lori Clinch is the mother of four sons ished items that I had stashed behind the and the author of the book "Are We There sofa and deemed them trash. Yet?" Her e-mail address is [email protected] He messed up the whole house while I ter.net. ran behind him pleading, "Please stop look- • TEXAS HOLD 'EM TABLESiCHlPSiCftSES; CARDS; & MORE • liiiiiii B-S E ADQUARTE RS. ULTTIIN/IATE DEALER KIT Everything you need for tournaments, card clubs, or home poker play. Now in its 3rd smash year on Broadway, CALUkketmaster Movjn' Out is the groundbreaking musical phenomenon Ben Brantley of The New York Timas 212-307-4100/800-755-4000 FOLDING Groups call 800-714-3452 POKERTABLB says "is evert better the second time around." Now, you can see it this winter and save. 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(•LINCOLN ilftiitiii Sponsored by: Medical Center MERCURY @ 30 SENTINEL, December 9, 2004 front of the rectangular wooden box and «' ^d teacher believes it began to play. It's an Edison Automatic Concert Phonograph, according to its la- 'i? '-?as world's oldest bel. The recording it plays is crackling, playable recording but the tune is still there and clear. Cramer pointed out that a device like U5>E Tl llfiE COUPONS V/l IILE SUPPLIES LAST! BY LAUREN MATTHEW this would've been in a store, where pa- Staff Writer JEWELRY' . UK Gold Name Plate trons would put nickels in when passing room full of old-fashioned phono- by. H1PAIRS I Mi. 10 rl.lw Dinmtiiuh Photo jj STMEJhB graph horns, arranged in neat Cramer also owns a phonograph with While You rows, fan toward the door of a headphone attachment, akin to the lis- Wait - A ii Aaron Cramer's display room. tening stations in today's music stores. NO77I7 || A 1941 Wurlitzer jukebox along the This, he said, would have been with back wall sports a Technicolor peacock many other machines like it, along a design. Talking dolls sit in a glass-front wall in an arcade. People would come in liSHli display cabinet along the left wall. All with tissues and wipe off the ear pieces around the room are placards advertis- before using them. Not Lo be combined with any other 2« Nottobc comDint'd with any othci ing phonographs and music boxes. There The headphones, Cramer said, were I offer Expire! I 2 24 04 || offi'l Expires 12-24 04 I are multiple movie posters for "Edison, the key. Someone could listen to their the Man," starring Spencer Tracy. own piece of music without disrupting For Cramer, the room represents a the arcade patron next to them. 35-year love affair with its many treas- "You'd go crazy listening to 20 of ures. these at once," he noted, gesturing to the Citizen or Bulova ftTT^ "I'm interested in the technology," machine. said Cramer, who moved to Old Bridge Progressing around the room, ,: V:' three years ago. "These devices still work Cramer pointed out a coin-operated 3O% after over 100 years. But you have to metal disc music box that dispenses throw out your electric toothbrush after gum, as well as two tiny phonograph a few months." toys. The toys, he said, were made by a .LAYAWAY. Cramer, a longtime Brooklyn resident chocolate company and used to hold Not to be combined with any othei offer Hpires 12 ?4 (M and a retired high school technology chocolate records. Not surprisingly, the teacher, discusses his collection proudly. candy records have not survived. Everything he has, he noted, works. There's one item in this room, how- WATCH "I spend a lot of time with these ever, that Cramer's collection is best Jasmine Gems BATTERY things," Cramer said. known for. Set up on a shelf, a tape & At the immediate entrance to the recorder next to it, with a sign alerting room of collectibles, Cramer has one of observers of its importance, is the Lam- the earliest jukeboxes, dating from 1900 bert Phonograph. ililiiiliillii He dropped a nickel into the slot at the (Continued on next page) MLAJKE YOUR HOUSE Better, not Bigger. Mailer SAVINGS BANK We offer a variety of loans for your Dream Home. Home Equky • Mortgage Refinance • Construction Great Rates • Personal Service (888) 990-BANK 111 WITH THESE PROFESS WINDOWS & DOORS CB WINDOW FACTORY » Premium Vinyl Replacement Windows • Entry Doors • Siding « Roofing FREE EST. > Fully Ins. 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According to contract in West Orange," Cramer noted. music choices were available on cylin- Keeping everything in his collection the "Guinness Book of World Records" The recording cylinder, Cramer said, ders inside drawers underneath the in working order keeps Cramer busy, he and the "Encyclopedia of Kecorded is the reason that the recording can still headphones. said, though he maintains he's done with Sound in the United States", the phono- be played. It's lead instead of tinfoil. In 1892, that machine, called an Edi- acquiring new items. graph plays the world's oldest "playable" "The metal sleeve comes out," Cramer son North American, cost $200. "I don't think I'm going to expand recording. said, taking the phonograph apart, "and "You could buy a row house in anymore," he said. "Then I'd be collecting it would've been used as Philadelphia for that [at the time]," rooms instead of phonographs." a mold for the record." Cramer said. Cramer paused to explain one of the Listening to Instead, the man who owned the ma- three machines he has outside the room Lambert's recording, chine made a living from it, taking it to he built to house the collection, and words are difficult to various venues and charging people to opened the front of the device. It's a make out. But Lambert listen to the various pieces of music. The Regina Corona, Model 35, Automatic LSS?#^S^ii can be heard, clearly, in reason Cramer favors the North Ameri- Changer, made around 1900. A large < parts. He's calling out can has less to do with what it does and metal disc in the belly of the cabinet i hours for the talking more to do with something its first owner Cramer opened started to turn slowly, clock. left behind. the perforations in it producing music as Although Guinness "There's a home recording," Cramer it revolved. It holds 12 of these discs, stopped listing the cate- said, "that was made by the great-great Cramer said, and it can play all 12 in or- gory that the phono- grandfather of the guy I bought it from." der, one on repeat, or play only one song graph fits into after The recording was made in 1893, and and then stop. 1994, the recording is in it, the man talks about his farm in "It's like an early CD player," he said. still the oldest in the Maine. His son is also on the recording. Cramer stood back from the machine world, according to "He says he's talking into this great and grinned again as a music box melody CHRIS KELLY staff Cramer. invention so that his children in the fu- filled the room. This phonograph from Cramer's collection, positioned on a He said researching ture can hear [him]," Cramer said. "See what I mean by great technolo- shelf with similar models, dates to 1896. the machines has The family he bought the machine gy? After all these years, it works fine," become an enjoyable from never heard that recording. Cramer To contact Cramer about his collec- There may be older examples, Cramer part of collecting. After Guinness con- transcribed it and fixed it digitally, and tion, e-mail him at [email protected]. said, but because many early recordings tacted him about the Lambert recording were done on soft materials such as tin and verified its age, Cramer and his wife, foil, a popular recording medium at the Thea, looked into Lambert's past. time the Lambert machine was made, "My wife actually tracked down his they cannot be heard today. granddaughter — the last living person Frank Lambert, the phonograph's he spoke to," Cramer said. namesake, created the machine and the The Cramers were then able to trade recording on it because of a contract be- information with the granddaughter. tween the Ansonia Clock Co. and "It was like a treasure hunt," Cramer Thomas Edison. The contract, dated Jan. said, smiling. 7,1878, discussed the making of a record A machine near the back of the room to be placed inside a talking clock. To is Cramer's favorite. Twelve sets of 100- Platters, Coasters, make the record, Lambert first had to year-old headphones attached to rubber make the phonograph. Letters from the tubing snake out the top of it. This was & Drifters: clock company to Edison verify the age of something that could be found at a carni- Holiday Hop Saturday, Dec. 11, 3pm & 8pm DON'T REPLACE YOUR OLD BATHTUB... 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Boulger Burke Mildred Salvaryn Winegar Mr. Krupa, 80, of South Brunswick, died as a free community service, at no charge to the Mrs. Burke, 89, of North Brunswick, died Mrs. Winegar, 84, of Monroe, formerly of Nov. 18 at Applegarth Care Center, Monroe families of the deceased or to the funeral homes Dec. 6 in Yardville. Born in New Brunswick, Spotswood and South River, died Nov. 28 in that provide the information. Township. Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., he had she resided there prior to moving to North Monroe Village. Prior to her retirement, she resided in Milltown before moving to South Chester J. Sacco Brunswick a few years ago. She taught in the was employed as a laboratory technician at Brunswick 38 years ago. Mr. Krupa was a Mr. Sacco, 73, of Yardville, died Nov. 23 at New Brunswick elementary schools for sever- E.R. Squibb, North Brunswick. Surviving are millwright at National Lead Co., Sayreville, St. 'Peter's University Hospital, New al years. She was a communicant of St. Mary her husband, Albert T. Winegar; two daugh- before retiring in 1981. He served with the Branswick. Born in New Brunswick, he of Mount Virgin Roman Catholic Church, New ters, Pamela Weis of North Brunswick and Merchant Marine during World War II. He resided in North Brunswick prior to moving to Brunswick. She was predeceased by her hus- Blanche Gottel of Fairless Hills, Pa.; a son, was a member of Ameiican Legion, Dennis A. Yardville one year ago. He was a barber at band, John S. Burke, in 1993; and a twin sis- Jeffrey Winegar of Mount Laurel; two sisters, Roland Post, Milltown; and the American Sacco's Barbershop, North Brunswick, for ter, Margaret Marino. She is survived by two Anne Wrobel of South River and Jean Merchant Marine Veterans Association. Mr. more than 35 years, retiring in 2000. He was sons and daughters-in-law, Kevin and Diane Strugala of Sayreville; and four grandchil- Krupa is survived by his wife of 48 years, also a professional accordion player and Burke of Lewes, Del., and Dennis and dren. Services are planned for 11 a.m. on Dec. Gloria Pizzaia Krupa; two sons and one toured with Ted Mack, and performed with his Suzanne Burke of Yardville; three grandchil- 2 at Maliszewski Funeral Home, South River. daughter-in-law, Prank Krupa of Lavalette, own band as well. He served with the U.S. dren; and several nieces and nephews. A Interment will follow in Washington and James and Patty Krupa of Toms River; Navy during the Korean Conflict. He is sur- funeral service will be Dec. 10 at 8:15 a.m. at Monumental Cemetery, South River. three .daughters and two sons-in-law, Sonia vived by four daughters, Christine Selover Funeral Home, North Brunswick. A Memorial contributions may be made to the Krupa of South Brunswick, and Cheryl and Kantenwein, of Barnegat, JpEllen Potocki, of Mass of Christian Burial will follow at 9 a.m. American Parkinson's Disease Association, Michael Tucciarone, and Gloria and James Yardville, Jennifer Kramer, of Surnmerville, at St. Mary's Church. Interment will be at St. New Jersey Chapter, P.O. Box 214, Elizabeth, Gant, all of Toms River; a sister, Ann Cegi'elski S.C., and Cheryl Witt, of Pensacola, Fla.; a Peter's Cemetery, New Brunswick. Memorial NJ 07207, or to Care Alternatives Hospice, of South River; '11 grandchildren; and one brother, James Sacco, of Las Vegas; and 11 donations may be made to Compassionate Barry Gottheimer Memorial Scholarship great-grandchild. Burial took place at Brig. grandchildren. Arrangements were by Selover Care Hospice, 516 High St., Suite 11, Mount Fund, c/o Manon Floquet, 70 Jackson Drive, Gen. William C. Doyle Veterans Cemetery, Funeral Home, North Brunswick. Holly 08060. Cranford, NJ 07016. Arnytown, Burlington County. The Brunswick Memorial Funeral Home, East Brunswick, was in charge of arrangements. Memorial donations may be made to the National Parkinson Foundation, 1502 N.W. Ninth Ave., Free for One Year Bob Hope Road, Miami, FL 33136. Catherine E. Abruzzi and With a Free Gift! Mrs. Abruzzi, of the Kendall Park section of South Brunswick, died Nov. 25 at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital, New Brunswick. Born in Jersey City, she resided in the Franklin Park section of Franklin Township prior to moving to Kendall Park 30 years ago. She was co-owner of Golden Tiger Karate School, North Brunswick. She was a communicant of St. Augustine of Canterbury Roman Catholic Church, Kendall Park. 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But a desperation 47-yard field goal Bears give Marcus "I told the kids we were going to be pro- ty to take the lead following a poor punt attempt fell 10 yards short of the goalpost, hibitive underdogs," Borden said. "Coming from Bear punter Rafaele Danise with just and the Bears were state champions for the Borden his first state off a loss to Old Bridge [on Thanksgiving] over three minutes left to play. first time, while the Jaguars were left won- championship having not scored any points, I think some With the ball at the East Brunswick 38- dering how the let this one get away. people were thinking that was the end of it yard line, the Jaguars immediately reached "We're a little disappointed with the out- BY DOUG McKENZIE for us. But we felt as a coaching staff that the 20 with a 15-yard pass. But that's when Staff Writer come," second-year Jackson coach Mike we had plenty left, and were certainly capa- Fessel stepped up to make his second big Smith said. "The kids fought hard all season PISCATAWAY - It's been a long time ble of playing with those guys." play of the game, picldng off a Bill Fenimore for a chance to win a state title. We just hap- coming, but it was worth the wait for And the Bears proved their coaches pass, and ending the scoring threat. pened to come up a •little short in the end, • Marcus Borden. prophetic early on, using a nine-play, 27- But the drama didn't end there. The East Brunswick was a good team. They In his 22nd year as the head coach of the yard first-quarter drive to set up a 30- Bears failed to get a first down, and with proved to be the better team on this partic- East Brunswick High School football team, yard Matt Mariano field goal, giv- their backs against their own end ular day." •Borden's team finally achieved its ultimate ing East Brunswick the early 3-0 zone, Borden made the gutsy call On the other sideline, Borden had noth- goal of winning a state championship, and lead. of telling Mariano to take an ing but praise for his team, and in particu- did so in dramatic fashion, knocking off Jackson responded with the intentional safety, rather than lar, his defense, , unbeaten Jackson on Sunday, 17-14, in the game's first touchdown, a 20- try to punt from their own end "Our defense did an outstanding job," he Central Jersey Group IV final at Rutgers yard run from Jon Reggio that zone. said. "Coach Tony Toto did an outstanding Stadium. , • ..•...•. capped a seven-play, 58-yard "I'm sure some people didn't job setting up our defensive scheme against "Unbelievable — that's what the ride drive, to jump ahead 6-3. realize what we were doing there, a tough team to prepare for. We held them has been," Borden said. "When you're in But the Bears came right but we wanted a situation where to 14 points,'which is the least, they've coaching as long as I've been, it really be- back with a touchdown of their own we could kick the ball without them scored-all year, and we gave them six of comes extra special." when running back Nick Dzieiak (13 putting any pressure on [Danise]," those points after fumbling. But we really Borden said. "With a free lack, which can be Borden's Bears last reached a state carries for 77 yards) busted loose with a 39- stifled thenij and didn't allow them to make yard touchdown run. With Mariano's PAT either a kickoff or a punt, they were 10 the big play." championship game 19 years ago, and the yards off him. coach has been chomping at the bit to get (point after touchdown) kick, it was 10-6 And part of the credit for that belongs to back ever since. East Brunswick. "Plus there were only 29 seconds left, the Bear offense, which won the time-of- "Having been there my first two years at "I thought Nick played very well for us," and they had no time-outs," the coach possession battle, 29:50-18:10. East Brunswick, it's been a longer road to Borden said. "The field accentuated his added. "When you can run the football and con- get back than I thought it would," he said. speed, and he made some great moves and While some may have disagreed with trol the clock it's like having a second "Having been there as a young coach, I cutbacks to really keep their defense off-bal- the decision at the time, there was no ar- defense out there," Borden said. "Both our know it's been frustrating at times over the ance." guing with the result. Danise redeemed offensive and defensive lines have been years. But it was well worth the wait. It's an The score remained 10-6 until the third himself for his earlier miscue with a boom- strong for us all season." unbelievable feeling to finally accomplish quarter, when Mariano, the undersized ing free lack that traveled 72 yards (10 The Bears had a lot of strengths this sea- this." Bear quarterback who has shown an un- yards over the head of the returner's out- son, and used them to their fullest capacity stretched hands), putting Jackson on its And it took a tremendous effort from a canny ability to make the big play this year, on Sunday in giving Borden his long-await- hit Dan Fessel with a 43-yard scoring strike own 17-yard line as it attempted to put to- ed first state championship. resilient Bears team that has been in close gether a game-tying drive. games all season. In fact, just getting to the down the middle of the field on what proved Marcus Borden earned the respect of his finals was a triumph in adversity, as the to be the game's winning play. Mariano, "He certainly saved his best for last," coaching peers, his players, both past and Bears knocked off Brick Township by one who also tormented the Jaguar defense Borden said. present, and high school football fans long point before surviving an overtime battle with his legs, rushing for 125 yards on 25 The Jaguars nearly pulled the comeback ago. But it wasn't until Sunday he got the with Hillsborough in the semifinals. carries, then lacked the PAT for a 17-6 lead. off, using a pass-interference call and a 38- final piece to the puzzle. Jackson cut the lead to 17-12 on a Mark yard completion to reach the Bear 30-yard The coach called it unbelievable. 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Cantu was in censed as a broker since 1988, she has been the recipient of the New Jersey As- Bayard Lane, will hold its 31st annual his present position 16 years, during ANSWER TO TODAY'S PUZZLE "Tree of Celebration" Dec. 10 from 7-9:30 which time KMM worked with Middlesex sociation of Realtors Circle of Excellence p.m. The free open house is open to the County, municipal and state officials, NJ Award since 1987. Thomas led the office public. Scheduled speakers include may- Transit and the New Jersey DOT to cre- in volume and units. She has been li- ors from Princeton Borough and Prince- ate commuter, employer and municipal censed since 1988 and is also a recipient ton Township, and Congressman Rush transportation demand management of the Circle of Excellence Award. Holt. The event is held to raise public programs to reduce traffic congestion and awareness and understanding of dyslex- improve air quality. Cantu's replacement Barbara Seidman, South ia, attention deficit disorder and other will be Roberta A. Karpinecz, current Brunswick, recently attended the learning,, differences, with the tree's program director. Karpinecz has been at Polycystic Kidney Disease's (PKD) gala 150,000 lights representing diverse stu- KMM 14 years and helped establish its fund-raiser which raised more than dents still in need of help from educa- various commute-alternative strategies. $150,000 for PKD research. Seidman tional institutions. The event will also Cantu will remain on the association's serves as co-coordinator of the New feature the school's children's chorus, a board of trustees. Jersey chapter, Jersey City. The event at harpist, other entertainment, and re- Bryant Park Grill, New York City, drew freshments. 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Harvey and Consumer • Calling on behalf of a purported including: Experian (888) 397-3742; Trans Union Affairs Director Reni Erdos are caution- charity and asking for an immediate • Not giving personal information out (800) 680-7289. ing consumers to take extra care to pro- donation via credit, card. over the telephone, unless you placed the Harvey noted that his office wrote leg- tect against identity theft as they pur- 9 Stealing credit card receipts. call and know the other party's identity. islation that is now law that gives vic- chase gifts and use ATMs. Consumers purchased an estimated 9 Not clicking on links contained in e- tims of identity theft new court remedies "Identity theft is now the fastest- $8 billion in retail merchandise on Black mails that claim to be from banks or to clear up their credit. The new law growing financial crime in our-country," Friday, the day after Thanksgiving that credit card companies and ask for offers the best protections available in Attorney General Harvey said. "Nearly marks the traditional start of the holiday account information. Instead call your the United States for victims of identity 10 million Americans were victimized shopping season." bank or credit card company or type in theft. Under NJSA 20:21*17,4 and 17.5, last year, resulting in $5 billion in indi- "Reams of receipts were printed out the real Web address. any victim of identity theft can seek an vidual losses and $45 billion in corporate from those transactions and the receipts • Entering your credit card informa- order from the Superior Court directing and banking losses." are an inviting target for ID thieves," tion for purchases via the Internet only credit reporting agencies to remove from The most common ways in which Erdos said. "Consumers should not leave after ensuring that the Web site is a valid a victim's credit file adverse credit infor- criminals obtain personal information a receipt in a shopping bag that a thief one and that it utilizes security measures mation attributable to the identity theft. include: can reach into or steal. Protect a receipt to protect credit card information. Identity theft victims'may also be award- 8 "Shoulder surfing," or looking over just as you would a credit card or cash." • Protecting your credit card receipts. ed up to three times the amount of their someone's shoulder as a pin number is Once a consumer's personal and Victims of identity theft should con- costs, including attorney's fees, court entered at an ATM machine. account information is stolen, the identi- tact their local police department and costs and out-of-pocket losses. • Sending phony e-mails with official- ty thief typically will empty bank looking credit card or bank company accounts and charge expensive items on logos that ask you to click on a link and the credit card account. The thieves also respond with account information to fix open new bank, credit card and store an alleged problem. accounts in the victim's name. 8 Experience, Trust, Calling and claiming to be a credit Harvey and Erdos noted that con- Reliability & Service EDISON $354,900 Community Bulletin Board Village Pointe Townhouse 3 BR/2.5BA. Spacious Eat-in kitchen, deck, gas fireplace, AVID grant applications now being accepted All appliances stay. 1 car garage. SBR0374 The Center for Effective School Prac- laboration and reading skills. To Advertise FRANKLIN PARK $209,900 tices (CESP) at Rutgers University, New The grants are offered over a two-year In the Gorgeous unit located in the back of complex. Brunswick, has announced the availabil- period and provide support for teacher Real Estate Section Newer carpet, freshly painted & ready for ity of grants to help schools prepare stu- training and implementation of the pro- quick occupancy. SBR0370 dents to succeed in college. Grants are gram. Schools may receive approximately of our paper FRANKLIN PARK $249,000 available through the advancement via $16,575 for the first year, and $7,500 for Call Kmthleen 2BR/2.5 BA-Condo in Society Hill. Hardwood individual determination (AVID) program. the second. floors in foyer & kitchen. Close to shopping & AVID is a national initiative that Application deadline is Feb. 11. For at NY Bus line. A must seel!! • SBRO365 works within the regular school day and application materials or more informa- FRANKLIN PARK $589,900 includes tutoring and an elective class on tion, call Regina Kuczbanski at (732) 564- ext, S287 4BR/2.5BA Col. Belvedere Model. Neutral col- college preparation, writing, inquiry, col- 1189 or visit cesp.rutgers.edu/avid. ors, granite countertops, crown cabinets, hardwood floors, central air, two story entry foyer, fireplace, etc, etc. SBR0351 SOMERSET $394,900 12 year old corner lot split. Meticulously kept. 4BR/2.5BA, 2 car garage. Just pack your bag & move in. SBRO236 SOMERSET , $419,900 Spacious 5BR/2BA home w/lst fir mstr BR suite, newer kitchen, walk in attic, expanded side entry garage. Exclusive CB listing SBRO33O SOUTH BRUNSWICK $214,500 Don't miss this one, 2BR condo. Home is in great shape. New furnace & hot water heater. Close to shopping & transportation Great schools All appliances stay. Quick closing if needed. SBR0288 SOUTH BRUNSWICK $419,900 3BR/2BA home in Dayton located in a Cul de Sac & backing to open space. New carpeting. EAST BRUNSWICK $350,0 HELMETTA $325,0 EAST BRUNSWICK $445,000 Kitchen, dining room ana two baths with gran- Well maintained 3BR/2.5BA TH in' Lovely 2BR/2BA ranch in' Beautiful maint. spacious ranch in' ite floors & counterlops Freshly painted, great Lexington Village Lg BRs & study wonderful new adult comm, Hdwd prestig. Col Oaks. Updated kit., floor plan, Just waiting for you!!! SBRO146 on 2nd fl. Neutral colors, brick floors, 9' ceils, neutral carpet, new window, siding, stone FP, A/C, patio, 1 car garage. EBR6813 VIRGINIA MBR w/walk in closets EBR6811 DOROTHY full fin. bsmt. EBR6810 ANNE SOUTH BRUNSWICK $525,000 KAMIS BELLAS KOFSKY 5BR/2.5BA w/possible in-law suite on over 4 acres of wooded lot in South Brunswick. SBR0138 1-888-531-9136 Call today for your Free Pre Approval1 Call toll-free today fat a pre-approwst decision. 1 888-531-9123 Guaranteed Same Day Approval coujuuetx Some people think just any real estate AVENEL $299,300 ( EAST BRUNSWICK $549,900 BNeRMORtCiABQE company will do. Others expect more! Picture perfect 4BR/2ba cape w Wonderful 4BR/2.5 ba CH col in' © 2000 Coldwell Banker Corporation Coldwell Banker' is a full bsmnt., patio, nice bkyd., Farrington Lake area. Open layout, registered trademark of Coldwell Banker Corporation An hdwd firs., new siding/windows/ fin. bsmt, deck, patio, hdwd. firs., Equal Opportunity Company Equal Housing Opportunity baths/kit. 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EBR6812 KATHLEEN Independently Owned and Operated by MRT Incorporated BERSON GAMBINO 3228 Rt. 27 fCendail Park, 08824 SANDRA TESSER 288 Summerhiil Road COLDUJC2LL 732-297-717* Manager East Brunswick, NJ Broker Sales Associate 732-254»S75i "Established and Effective, Coldwell Banker is your Real Estate Company for Life " RESIDENTIAL BROKERAGE ©20Q2 Coldwell Banker Real Estgte Corporation Coldwell SanKer Is a registered trademark of Cqldwsll Baqkar Corporation An EquaJ Opportunity Company Equal Housing Opportunity ©aQ02 NRT Incorporated 38 SENTINEL, December 9, 2004 NS r,:\ '• ^"^GreBter Media Newspapers \ - News Transcript • Brick Township Bulletin • Independent • Tri-Town News •, - ' ' Examiner • The Hub • Atlantic* • North/South Brunswick Sentinel m East Brunswick Sentinel • Suburban t I Monday through Friday 9 am-5 pm QEADUNES- \ Line Ads - Monday at 12 noon • Business & Service Box Ads - Friday 1 pm Display Ad?- Friday 4 pm Visit us at www.gmnews.com • E-Mail your ad: gmclassif ied @ gmnews.com charge Your classified Ad SD : SiMiS sJ*^5»;E*se;**:»i k«»^^ 3499 Route 9 North, Suite 1B, Freehold, NJ 07728 - Mailing Address«Greater Media Newspapers Classified, P.O. Box 5001, Freehold, NJ 07728 Please read your ad on the first day of publication. Greater Media Newspapers will accept responsibility only for the first incorrect insertion. We reserve the right to edit, reject, or properly classify any ad. EDISON-1/2of Duplex 2 Each week hundreds of Public STOP RENTING! Buy a 3 bed- MIDDLETOWN-Adorable 4 SellYour Merchandise valued at $150 or less room home, $17,900. For bdrms., 1 ba., fin. bsmt. c/a, bdrm. 2.5 bath, granite marble Notices are published in New listings:800-749-8106 ext.FS21 drivewy, wash/dryer, deck/yard. new kitch. 2 houses off beach. Jersey's daily and weekly $1,500./mo + ulil. 732-995-3439 newspapers! Trie New Jersey $375,000. Call 908-601-1700 Press Association has created THE CLASSIFIED CANI vateMwduak MAKE YOUR PHONE RINGI NORTH BRUNSWICK a Internet database where 4 BR, 254 bath, EIK, living rm., these notices are posted, dining rm., family rm., deck, njpublicnotlces.com. You have Call Classified today pool, skylights, 2 walk-in clos- access 24 hours a day, 7 days and we will help you ets, crown moulding, Blue a week, to statewide sheriff write an effective ad. Ribbon schools, $460,000. sales, foreclosures, RFP, bids 732-406-9514 • 732-422-9843 for'schools, town meetings, EAST BRUNSWICK - variances, plus many other 1-800-660-4237 BY OWNER - 4 bedrms., 2S4 NORTH BRUNSWICK - 4 types. Search for notices man- Local 732-358-5210 baths, eat-in-kit., fam. & din. bdrm., 2 full bath, lrg. fnsh. •QxprncatTOtbeusedfirsaleof pels orcolleclible items, ie: ually or subscribe to Smart rm. Lrg. liv. rm. Full basement. bsmnt., eat-In kit., detached 2 Search and have notices sent Fax 732-780-4678 New central AC. Walk to car garage w/bathrm. Lrg. to your email address automa- public transporation. fenced in lot. 2 walk in closets. BemieBahtes, basdall catds, ete. tically. Go to: email: $499,000. Call 732-254-4783 Blue Ribbon School. $339,000. www.nipublicnotices.com for [email protected] 732-745-9138 or 732-718-1223 •WreBuysadscanntfteacoq^ty more information and to OLD BRIDGE - By owner 4 subscribe. bedrms., 21/2 baths, ceramic to GrcaterMediaNewsp^eis, tile throughout, firpl., fin. basement. 2 car gar. Heated SEALED BIDS will be received from bidders classified under ingound pool w/waterfall. y. »C^KMiespresl2/3I/2(M N.J.S.A. 27:7-35.1 et seq., in the NJDOT MULTIPURPOSE Central air. Easy acess to ROOM, New Jersey Department of Transportation, 1035 NYC. $529,000. 732-583-5507 Parkway Avenue, until 10:00 A.M. on 12/28/2004 and opened and read for: CON CRETE STRUCTURE REPAIR MAINTENANCE 4 LINES* 2 WEEKS CONTRACT EAST BRUNSWICK - Center $ 2005-577, VARIOUS SITES, STATEWIDE Hall Colonial; Single. 4 bdrm., 2.5 bath, 2 car garage. for as little as 5 • • STATEWIDE $.549,900. Call Clara Torres 908-420-0661 Remax First Really 100% STATE EAST BRUNSWICK-Beautiful, DP #04454 4 bdrm., 2 1/2 bath 2 car gar. Pursuant to N.J.S.A. 52:32-44, Business Registration, proof house. Bsmnt., deck, in ground of valid business registration shall be submitted by a bidder pool. Master Suite. Everything OLD BRIDGE - 6 yr. old with Its bid proposal at the time of bid for 100% State funded new. Roof, siding, windows, Colonial. 3 bdrm., 2.5 bath, 2 NAME. projects. doors, applia. Ask. $529,000. car garage. Lrg. fenced In Open House: Dec. 5th bkyrS. $479,000. Call Clara. Pursuant to the "Public Works Contractor Registration Act:, 8 Barrie Road, 12noon-4pm J Torres 908-420-0661, Remax ADDRESS__ N.J.S. 34:11-56.48 etseq. (p.L. 2003, c.91), bidders must be Call 732-371 0340 First Realty, registered with the New Jersey Department of Labor, Division of Wage and Hour Compliance, at the time of bid. Drawings, EAST BRUNSWICK-Colonlal OLD BRIDGE - By owne/ 3 specifications, and bid documents may be inspected or ob- 130 x 120 lot, fenced yard, 4 CITY. :STATE. bedrms., 2 1/2 baths, 2 oar bedrooms., 2 1/2 baths-, ce- tained for a fee of $15.00, for full stee drawings, at the NJDOT amic tile throughout, 2 story 4. Engineering and Operations Bldg, 1 st floor, Box 600 Trenton, garage. Fam. rm. w/flreplace,. eat-in-kit w/granite tops. New ided firpl., fin. basement New Jersey 08625 during business hours. Names and ad- w/custom theater rm. S granite ZIP. .PHONE. dresses of prospective bidders for this project may be ac- central ac & furnace. Asking $479,000. 732-257-2601 bar Fully paved yard w/fish quired by telephoning 609-530-8585 during business hours. ond & fountain, 2 car gar. Their fax number is 609-530-4503. Drawings, special provi- EDISON - BY OWNER • ientral air. Easy access to sions, and bid documents may also be inspected (BUT NOT Well maintained, 2/3 bedrms., NYC $529,000. 732-441-9207 Q Draw attention to your ad, use our Wise Buy Owl ,|^.for only an additional $1.25 for OBTAINED) by contracting organizations at our various De- 1 bath Ranch, eat-in-kit., sign Field Offices at the following locations: liv./din./fam. rm. Close to one zone or $2.50 for both zones. , schools, major hwys. & trans. 200 Stierli Court Route 79 & Daniels Way $279,900. Call 732-985-0626 Mt. Arlington, NJ Freehold, NJ Choose one zone $5 or two zones $10 :; 973-770%! 41 732-308-4025 FREEHOLD BORO- 2 bedroom Ranch. Big yard, big deck, full 1 Executive Campus Rt 70 West basement. Great condition. Q North Zone: Suburban, No/So Sentinel, East Brunswick Sentinel, Woodbridge Sentinel, Cherry Hill, NJ $245,000. Call 732-547-S435 856-486-6624 HUD HOMEI * 4 Bedroom, Edison/Metuchen Sentinel, Independent. 3 Bath* only $34,900,001 New Jersey Department of Transportation For listings call • South Zone: News Transcript, Hub; Atlanticville, Examiner, Tri-Town News, Brick Bureau of Construction Services, Procurement Division 1-800-749-8106 ext. 1376 LAKEWOOD: Sale by owner Township Bulletin ,' :;[ , North Brunswick Sentinel 3 bdrm., 2 full baths, i/g pool, OLD BRIDGE - Contemp Dated: December 09,16, 29, 2004 owner built, 10 yrs old. Call for Spacious Colonial- 3 bdrm., Fee: $435.00 appt. Price neg. 732-886-2186 2.5 ba.. 2 oar garage, frpl. $399,900. Call Clara Torres PLEASE INCLUDE ALL SPACES AND PUNCTUATION. ONE CHARACTER PER BOX. LEAVE ONE SPACE IN BETWEEN WORDS. LINCROFT; 3 bedrooms, 908-420-0661 • Remax Realty 2 baths, ranch with basement, many upgrades, 100x150 lot, $499,000. Call 732-212-8801 LONG BRANCH- 3 bdrm , 2 bath, + garage, Colonial, 8 yrs young. Mint Cond Lrg lot Lei Our $425,000. 732-910-0640 MANALAPAN - BI-LEVEL 5 bdrms., 2V4 baths, F/P, A/C, Business pool, 2 car garage Great buy at $459,900. Call732-536-9304 iv Owl MILLSTONE; By owner Mint/ Move In Cond Colonial Mother/daughter, Immac built in 2000, 4 bdrm ,2 5 ba , maint., 3900 S.F. col, 16'x30' numerous upgrades 2 firepl, 2 Include phone numbers as part of copy in boxes. • fid Service Trex deck, 2+ acre on cul-de- level deck, 2 car gar, on Cul de sac, 3 yrs. young, 5 bdrm , 4V4 sac Close to NYC trans baths. Apt. features kitchen, 5589,000 Call 732-583-9080 Make cheeks payable to Greater Media Newspapers. Payment must accompany ad copy. own entrance & Trex deck SERIOUS BUYERS ONLY!! clwertisers $759,000. Call 609-259-7687 OPEN HOUSE .V PARLIN GG#. MONROE New construction! $399,000. BRAND NEW 4 bdrm. (master bdrm w/sittipg SAT &SUN,12-4pm Immac- rm.,) Z'A bath, library, walk out ulate! 3-4 bdrm , 214 baths, bsmnt. to wooded backyd , T H in desirable Lamer, office, Attn. Wise Buys, €i Greater Media Newspapers, Classified, RO. Box 5001^ Freehold^ N J. 07728 Help ¥ou 3390 sf, ctr. Island kitchen F/P, wetbar, 2 car garage, w/breakfast nook, family rm brick front, walk to NY bus, .,••••-i-aAf^pv-w/o'E-MAIL-gmd^ I w/cathedral cell., deck, 2 zone best location 732-316-2146 heat, $645,000. 732-613-1370 forsalebyowner com/20207665 NS SENTINEL, December 9, 2004 39 SAYREVILLE; 4 bdrm., 2.5 JACKSON - West Lake Golf & NY LANDOWNER MUST $1,380 WEEKLY! STUFFING HOSTESS & WAITRESS SNACK SHOP (FT-PT); Apply TEACHER'S ASSISTANT Country Club. Ranch, 2/3 ENVELOPESATHOME RECEPTIONIST - Salon in in person to F&B manager. baths, !g. prop, garage, Mint, SELL! 21 Acres with Stream- F/T & P/T. Tile Country Grill Monroe. Experience necessary. For Montessori School in Sth. $359,900. S bdrm., 3 baths, bedrms. 2 baths, Liv., din. & jdeal hunting, fishing, canoe- FT/PT. No experience neces- Restaurant in the Marketplace, DESK HELP (FT-PT); Apply in Edison. 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Am/Fm/Cd. 70,000 ml. Exo. dr., a/c. Silver. Great cond. vil dition! $6,750. 732-452-0277 1 owner. $6,000, 732-690-1,315 Cond. $6,750. 732-651-0076 100,000 ml. warr. jncl. $11,000 cand., $3,900. 732-604-/991 DONATE CARS M.G. CONSTRUCTION, INC. Call 732-462-2960 HYUNDAI ELANTRA, '01 Help Fight SIDING /ROOFING BUICK LA SABRE Limited '90 CHRYSLER LEBARON '91 FORD GRAND MARQUIS, Over 14 years Exp. For free '97- Excellent condition. White, 1 owner. 59,000 hwy. CHILDREN'S Maroon. Very clean, runs well. Non-Dri»ealbe; trans, work. Wht. HONDA BUBBLE BACK'02 mi., a/c, p/s p/w, mint cond. in a estimates call Mike-732-329-3585 Inspected. 98,900 miles, w/blk roof, Convert. 142,000 128,000 miles. $7,000. 39,000 miles. Good cand orGene-732-605-0813 Call 732-54B-0344 Great on gas. Ask. $7,500 out. Ask. $5,299/732-446-5724 CANCER $2,000 neg. Call 732-246-7534 ml. Best Offer. 908-510-4155. American Children's Society ROOFING BY ALEX SMUTKO FORD MUSTANG /neg. Call 908-565-0765 HYUNDAI SONATA '00 BUICK LE SABRE '90 • Exc.CHRYSLER LHS '96 -100,000 66,000 miles, Auto, silver, ac, Manalapan, New Jersey The Best for Less, 0$ DOWN ART'S WINDOW SERVICE Convertible '94; V6. Auto., all HONDA ACCORD '08 Sams Day Free Tow 732-583-0412 • 800-794-roof 30 yrs. exp. Installations Running Cond. Inspected, p/w, mi. Red, 1 owner, Grt. Cond. power, remote start, kit, dual cd, ajl power, dual air bags, p/s, A/C, cruise, radio. 91,000 Luxury features, sunroof. Fully 4 dr., 118,000 mi. new tires, clean, Exc. cond. www.rooflng by alexsmutko.com SPECIALIZING IN SERVICE exhaust, 25,000 mi. on rebuilt TAX DEDUCTIBLE mi. Sac. $850. 732-765-0B81 Loaded. $4,900. 732-297-3679 engine, $4,500. 732-727-6458 Needs Minor Work. 1 Owner. With service log. 55,500. Call 732-521-2484 ' $600. Call 732-721-5047 Call 732-355-9293 IRS Forms at Pickup CADILLAC DEVILLE CHRYSLER NEW YORKER FORD MUSTANG '66; V8, liilliii CONCOURS SEDAN '96; '93; One owner, exc. running, 302 carb., red hardtop, HONDA ACCORD EX '90 - JEEP CHEROKEE LAREDO 732-972-3099 tiiitaiiitiili 75,000 mi. Good cond., Asking well maint., 151,000 mi., lair/good cond., $7,000. or Auto. Silver. Runs Great '96 - Auto, p/seats & wndws. $6,800. neg. Hall 908-216-1505 $1,100. best offer 732-888-1491 best offer. Call 201-401-1306 152,000 mi. Well Maintained. Very Gd. Cond. 138,000 mi, www.ahildrenscharities.com MUST SEE! Call 732-672-0865 $5,000 nag. Call 732-432-O6B1 $1,000 Gift FORD MUSTANG GT '90 CHEVROLET MALIBU LS '00 CHRYSLER TOWN & COUN- HONDA ACCORD LX,'92 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL '95 "S PHONE Installation Full power, leather inter. Moon- TRY LXI'98-107,000 miles. 5.0 eng., 5 speed man., cus- DONATE A CAR WAVE RUNNER Sea Doo XP, tom paint, many modifications. 4 door, 141,000 milas. 4 brand Only 56,000 orig. miles. Max Tax Deduction REPAIR-JACKS-WIRING '01, Mint oond. w/traller. Ga- roof, Exc. cond. $6,200. Red, towing pkg.Very good new tires. Good cond. in & Ivory color. Very good cond. 25 yrs. exp. w/NYNEX 732-683-9615 or 917-837-7692 cond. $5,800. 732-977-6272 Gar. kept, show quality, 80,000 Free Pick Upl AnyConditlonl rage kept. Very low hours. Ask. mi., $5,500. Call 732-613-0473 out. Ask. $2,000. gos-665-0765 BEST OFPER! Call Ed 732-536-2477 $4,500. Call 732-319-2352 908-930-6392 or 732-967-0677 888-HUG-KIDS (4S4-5437) CHEVROLET NOVA '87 - FORD ESCORT SE SPORT HONDA ACCORD,'-93 Brand AAA AUTOS WANTED The Classified Can! FORD TAURUS '94, Wagon. LINCOLN TOWNCAR-'93 Junk & Running Carsjrucks, The Classified Can! Runs Good. New tires. Needs '99, 4 dr., p/w, p/dl, keyless Beige, 3.8 Itr., Exc, cond. new performance tires, specialty Sell Your Car! Minor Work. $300. Call Danny entry, 62,000 mi. Exc. cond., rims, special sound system, lot's Beautiful I Runs great, loaded. Campers, Bikes, Boats. Sell Your Used Merchandise! Loaded. 128,000 miles. $2,000. Moonraof & air ride. Ask. $2,000. Call 1-800-660-4ADS Call1-800-660-4ADS 732-787-3996 or 718-761 -8400 $3,950. Call 732-636-5068 neg. Call 732-246-7534 of extras. $4,200. 732-446-0082 TOP CASH SPAIDS Local 732-358-5210 609-7S8-6594 or 732-239-1827 Local 732-358-5210 .V CHEVROLET NOVA '88 -V FORD ESCORT WAGON '93 1-800-464-8030 Fax 732-780-4678 Fax 732-780-4678 FORD TAURUS, '01-4 dr. V6, HONDA CIVIC EX'02-Auto., MAZDA 6Z6 '90 - 5 spd., 4 dr. email email Good Condition. Low Mileage Auto, ac. Great 2nd. hand car. auto, p/s, a/c, p/d, p/w, arn/fm green. 4dr. Excellent cond., AAA Rated Donation. DONATE Reliable Transportation. 120,000 miles. Runs great. Sedan DX. 181.000 mi. Fair YOUR CAR, Boat or Real [email protected] [email protected] cd. 52,000 mi. Gooa condition. 14,500 mi. Asking $13,000. Condition. Needs muffler, -V Call 732-248-1752 .V $1,000/best offer. 732-371-9609 $6,600. Call 732-566-0890 732-727-2188 - 732-313-6230 Estate. IR Tax Deductible $500 neg. Call 732-888-7733 Free Pick-Up/Town Any Mod- MAZDA TRIBUTE ES'03 el/Condition. Help Underprivi- V-6, 4 dr., 4 wheel drive, leged Children 1-800-598-9211 p/sunroof, leather, cold Outreachcenler.org weather pkg. Must sell getting co. oar. $19,900 or best AAA*CASH PAID offer. Exc. condition. All makes & models. Fast & Call 308-369-9710 friendly service. 732-477-0228 MERCURY COUGAR XR7 '97 CAR DONATIONS-Choose Ltd. Edition. Silver, 115,000 your charity: Uniled Way, MS mi., loaded plus. Exc. cond Epilepsy, Girl Scouts, Soy Best oiler. Call 732-431-3244 Scouts, Housing for Home- loss, Children with cancer and more. "Free Pickup" Tax Deductible 1-888'395r39SS WE BUY CARS & TRUCKS Running or not. Free removal. MERCURY GRAND "32-549-2401 or 732-718-5988 .'. .•,,,•' Custom Made Flyers MARQUIS GS '03 - Leather, CD. 34,000 miles. Quick Estate Sale. $14,000 or best offer. 732-613-92t8or Coll #1 -201 -681-5898 MITSUBISHI ECLIPSE '95 Silver. 2 door coupe. Auto. STEEL WHEELS 14" off j., • All rates are one or two sided '94 Integra, $25. each. Premium sound, Exc. cond. $3,900 neg. 732-225-9314 HUB CAPS, $10. each. Call 732-98S-2567 MITSUBISHI ECLIPSE GT SPIDER '03 Convertible, 17,000 mi. Blue/black, , • Black & white or Multicolor $17,000,/neg. 732-833-4880 NISSAN SENTRA,'94 $450. For listings call 800-749-010.1 ext. 2695 KAWASAKI KFX 400 '03- . (black plus 1,2 or 3 colors) OLDSMOBILE 98 Regency 6 spd. w/ rev. Only used S Elite '96- 58.0Q0 mi., leather, timss. Nerf bars. Excellent loaded, 4 door. Exc. cond. Cond. $4,000. 317-647-7874 $4,900 nag. 732-329-9666. OLDSMOBILE CIERA '94 • Process color . Fully loaded, auto. Good condition. Asking $700. or best offer. Call 908-361-9290 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE '82 New parts, Runs Good. One CHEVROLET ASTRO '95 • Printed on white stock paper owner. All power. Blue. $2,200. i pass., ac, auto, V-6, Very Call 732-721-3265 ;lean. Needs nothing. SATURN SL1, '2000- Manual f2,800/best offer. 732-371-9609 49,000 mi., Power package. CHEVROLET SILVERODO Moon rf., a/c, cd/cass. Very good 4x4 Ext; cab. pick-Up '97 - • 8!/2x 11 or iVAx 17 glossy ;: cond. $5,230. 732-866-0879 V-8. auto, loaded & mint. $9,700 ATURN SL2 Coupe '97- 732-683-9615 or 917-837-7692 1 Auto., p/s, p/b, p/w, p/dl, a/c. CHEVY ASTBO VAN '02 Sharp looking & clean, 80.QOO AWD. Auto., V6, 3 row ml, $3,200. Call 732-360-0664 seats, new tires, a/c. Runs • 8 /2X 11 or 11 x 17 matted ' qroal, 94,000 miles, $9,800. iUBARU FORESTER XT '04 Fully loaded. 60,000 mi. 908-232-9676 .V 908-917-9835 warranty. Silver. 10,000 miles, CHEVY S10 '98- Black, new i22,500. Call 732-747-0232 clutch, new tires, bedliner, •OYOTA AVALON XLX '96 ireat cond. 78,000 miles. Designed -/Printed - Delivered wto., white, 4dr. Exc. cond., ;5,300. Call 732-726-7006 10,000 miles. Asking $7,000. DODGE CARAVAN , '2000 32-727-2188 -732-313-6230 White, great cond., 2.41,4 cyl., TOYOTA CAMRY LE '94 39,700 mi., garaged, 1 owner to your specific zip code* Auto., 4 cyl. new batt. & brakes. $7,900. neg, 908-501-5305 3ood cond., 88,6 70 ml. DODGE VAN ADVANTAGE 14,000. best offer 732-295-0716 GT, '99- Very low milas;19,500. TOYOTA COROLLA VE'99 single owner. 4 Cap't chairs, ilyer. 4 dr., 16w engine. fully loaded $8,900.732-252-5270 2,000 mi. Excellent Condition. FORD AEROSTAR,'94-P/s, p/b, 16,300. Call 732-794-1538, p/w, a/c, am/fm, cass., extended back, 189,000 mi. $2,500./neg. • Gremter Media Memspmpmrs /OLVO S 80 '99- P/W, P/D,Huns very well. 732-364-2937 "M/AM Cass, CD. Dual airbags. Exo. cond- 100,000 FORD E350 '78 Roll off y : ml. $9,500. Call 732-995-3220 wrecker. Runs but cab needs News Transcript work. $2,000 or best offer. Suburban "' -\.v^M..' • • •' Call 732-920-9281 Tri-Town News FORD RANGER XL '97; Stan- ?East Brunswick Sentinel , • dard, shift, new tires & trans. Exc. running oond., $3,200. Brick Township Bulletin .North/South Brunswick Sentinel best offer. Call 732-845-0896 CHEVROLET BLAZER,'94 FORD RANGER XLT, 93- Super Examiner, Hub, Independent Edison/Metuchen Sentinel • 134,000 miles. Cab. All power. Sliding rear (10,000 on new motor) window. Upgraded CD/stereo. Atlanticville Woodbridge Sentinel $2,500. Gail 732-247-5153 161,000 mi. $5,000, 732-267-8651 CHEVROLET JIMMY SLE '00 HONDA ODYSSEY/01 Auto,Loaded, am/fm/cass., Low miles. Fully loaded. (i cruise. Good Cond. 57,000 mi. Excellent condition. $17,000. $9.500.732-780-2415 Call 732-446-0082 yMMEocol Mafia (bmaedfon". • / FORD EXPLORER XLS '99 KIA SEDONA EX '02 Black, p/S; p/b, 4WD, roof rack, 24,000 miles. Leather, ABS running boards, a/c, 80,000 brakes, dual ac; cd, roof rack, Contact: Freehold 732-358-5200 Long Branch 732-870-6070 mi, $10,395. Call 733-416-0141 Mint cond. All service done. FORD EXPLORER XLT, '02 $10,900. Call 848-391-2888 Exc,. cond. Garage kept. New MERCURY VILLAGER, '95 www.ginnews.cora tires a brakes. 64,500 mi. Ask. 95,000 mi., Clean, $3,500. $17,500./r>eg, 732-303-6025 Call 848-565-7632 (cell) GMC JIMMY, '93- 4x4. 4.3, PONTIAC TRANSPORT '91 lull power. Tow package. 6 cyl., 6 bucket seats, all 87,000 mi.. Clean, $3,800,/ power, 99,000 ml. Good cond., bast offer. Call 732-248-8194 §1,900. Call 732-462-0229 for cte ISUZU RODEO LS 2000, TOYOTA SIENNA LE '98; 4 WD, ABS, VB, Auto, A/C, 5 door minivan, white, custom 44,000 mi., all powar, alarm, leather Interior, A/C, rear A/C, autostart. $10,500.732-545-6401 captain's ehairsi 91,000 ml. JEEP CHEROKEE SPORT Excellent condition, $8,300. 732-358-5200Freehold or Call 732-396-3733. '98 - MAROON, 4 door, all power. 147,00 miles. Clean. §2,290*est offer.732-203-0677 The Classified Can! Sell Your Used Merchandise! 732-S7O-6O7O Long Branch JEEP WRANGLER '90 • Call 1-8D0-660-4ADS $1,800 Manual. Newer Engine. Local 732-368-5210 68,000 mi. New tires, 2 fops, Fax 732-780-4678 Never plowed. 917-673-0992 46 SENTINEL, December 9, 2004 'f I w ' 1 w 4 PHRVC.f !u*p Auto w/OD, iCyl..VINM473005.. , j Auto w/OD, 6 Cyl., 35K Mi. Stk#F31372A.MMi. * tlCM^t'a 15004X4 . 8 Cyl, 4 m •jsm , , l02GMCSOHOmS'WZR2 ^•j Auto w/OD, 6 Cyl., 32K Mi. <,,,,, ,*,., " 1 VIN#28229281.Stk#UCS99. 11 OT' M Auto., PW, H» PS, PS; V6, Tinted Glass, Onsfa; Keyloss Entty, Wn \ AkjM 5 SPOT, V4, PL, PW, AM/FM/CD, PS, P/AWST STEERING, mB mus si J02CHmimiALS #52193541, Sffc# V5152, MSRP $30,045, $999 cash/trade , A/C, TILT, CRUISE, VIN ME070717, Sm #34291, tASRP $23,200, iw/0D,ABS,PS,A/C,28KMi..j,1,t.1 '^ Auto w/8D.V6.ABS, 21K ML .,, ., V)N #2W152532 STK #F5153A \ plus taxes &MV charges. $2000 Rebates, $1000 Certificate. J \$1850 DAYTON DISC, $1000 BONUS CASH, $3500 CUSTOMER CASH VIN#291925SB STKtf UC591 fi V'' 02CHEUiXTR£MSSWXCAB Auto.w/DD. VINI28159888, . , , , |StyO438B.12Knii. !!'('J CARLO 02 TOYOTA KHQ Autow/0p,.4.Cil.,40KMi.._ $^ Auto w/OD. BCvl.,42K Mi. r , ,, iSTK«1284At ' , ' ' Auto. w/OD, VIN#2UA5649B. Stk#F42BDA. 49K Mi. Autow/OD,VIN#YBB4523B.. OUORDiXPiDlTIOHXlT Stk#D531A.48KMi. Auto w/OD. 8Cyl.,52K Mi. Aolo.,%PS.ABS.A/C,AM/FM/CD,J?/Mwf, Vin 4 SKW Amo, 4M, V6, PL, PW, AM/FM/CD, ABS, PS, A/C, fe, VIN #1LB12729 STK #F412B3A #49130552, SimtfS, MSRP $22,250, $3500 Factory CRUISE, VIN mC383933,Sm§M72, MSRP $31,315, $8420 oifo.?i/i,wr/!/? 2 TOYOTA CMRYii Rebate, $1000 Certificate, $2051 Dayton Disc DAYTON Disc Auto w/OD. BCvl.,32Ki. "11 STK •"""" Autow/0D,6Cyl.,VI»2U5168r Stk#UT966.27KMi 02MiRaiRYSASl Autow/00.6M.,35KIWi. 02TOYOTA CAMRYSI Auto w/OD, 4Cyl., 27K Mi. tt«,* mii (URBAN VI«2A63612lSTK#F41218A VIN*2U516884.Stk#uT9B6. iftfJl Auto.,w/DD,Vin#28734394. <« 00 TOYOTA 4RUHMRSRS 4X4 Stk#T41343A,25KMi. I Auto w/OD. 6M.B3K ML $m,memt VIN #Y03196CTD. Stk #T41802A. *2iffl! Q3F0RDMUSMGLX Auto w/OD. BM.,19K Mi. *- OUOYOTASIIMACi VIN#3F369B99STK#T5124A *i Auto w/OD, 6Cyl.,W1U39508W WUT853.36KMi. 04 (HM MAIM MX Auto w/0D,4 Cyl., VIN#4F145912. 04 TOYOTA CAMRY SI Auto., W, 5.31, PS, MS, A/C, Mays, feWoss Entry, P/Seat, ImfecP SMUC58G.13KML Auto w/OD, 4Cyl.,VIN#4ul6034. Glass, R/Defmst, Wn §41129310, $tk¥v4W, MSRP $42,250, Auto, 3.2L, V& ABS, PS, A/C, Vw #4X004162, $w Stk#UT948.16KML $5000 Factory Rebate, $ 1000 Certificate, $5551 Dayton Disc. #J4W, MSRP $35,570, $9575 DAYTON DISC 01 MPCHMOm SPORT 4X4 Auto w/OD, 6 Cyl., 40K Mi. * OOfORDSKURSIOHno VIN #!L627083. Stk #UP202, Auto w/0D. VIPYEB17312. Stk#F4736A.73KfVli. OlPOmACGlPRIXGIP Aiito.w/0D,6cylJINIIR59fl89,s,v 99IORDF-350 RACK BODY SSR im 4x4 SWC673.37M. 13 Auto w/OD. 8Cyl., 54K Mi. QHHIVYBIAURZR2 VIN #XCC0B178 STK ff31428A Autow/0D,fiCyl.,44KMi,_ T4X4 Auto¥/OD.8Cyi.;32Ki. j*«A* VIN #2CAB3239 STK #F41407A Zljtf 03 TOYOTA COROllAi VWRWSOMWB iUtow/OD,S" ViM#3UBii79D STK #F41432A ^ Com., Auto., V8, PS, PW, PI, ABS, A/C, Aim, Keyless My, 02 TOYOTA RAV4 Auto w/OD, 4WD,ABS,A/C,55KWif OWXUSRXM Triad Gk$s, if/Oefrosf, Vin M$l U24?,» V4M3, MSRP ,, ,... .~.,^m.,M#jmm,MSiw $23,150, SIOOOL,. ffl 120178923 Stk IT42254A x Auto w/OD, 4WD.V6.38K,,,, $45,900, $J500 Certificate, $4401 Dayton Disc. CASH, $ 1000 NE CHRYSLER FINANCIAL BONUS CASH, $1000 CUSTOMER VIN #10208478 Stk#UT973 CASH, $500 HOLIDAY CASH 02TOYOTACMYU 03 TOYOTA SEQUOIA IW. 4X4 Trailbllazer Smart Buy: $259/mo. 47mos. $3000 in rebates, $999 cash/trade down. STORE HOURS'. Autow/0D,ABS,A/C,29KMi Total pymts $12,173. Opt balloon payment $16,400.85. Prices end pymts exclude liberty: $229/mo. 39 mos.$3500 in VfN #2U518534Stk #AR108D Auto w/OD, V8,VIN#3S148275, tax, title and doc. fees. Smart Buys based on 12K mi./year. Smart Buys are county HI-F9-9 Stk#T412S5A.28KMi specific. MEGMAC must finance through GMAC. Not responsible for typographical & SAT 9-6 errors. Pictures used for illustration use only. See dealer for details. 01 APR in lieu of FIVE STAR for Typographical Errors. See Dealer For Details. All vehicles equipped with A7C, 'AN AMERICAN STORE HOURS: M-F9-9 REVOLUTION &SAT9S details. Sate ends three days after the publication date. M-F 9-9 & SAT 9-6 NS SENTINEL, December 9, 2004 47 -i& «**~Wi~*iVlU i s s A EVENT ,'r: '03 BiW - 330i 4 ql, aulo w/00, ps, IBS, A/0, p/l, n/«, U »»:s, cruise, nil, shy tfs, ioi/im sleico, r/ilel, CD player, p/sunroDf, t/gls. lalli ml, aln, keyless entry, ifnal air bags, NEW 2005 NISSAN VIII:3KM!551« • STK;1478A • 32,765 mills" $27,777 '01 JEEP • Brand Cherofcae Laredo 6 cfl, agio v;/OD, ps, AfiS, /l/C, p/l, p/w, int «|B, ctiiist, till, inul rack, alia1,1 baos.VIK:1GS2794S > STKflWA • 34,«3 mills" 4 cyl, auto w/OD, ps, pb, A/C, p/l, p/w, am/fm stereo/CD, r/def, t/gls, $ entry, dual air bags. VIN:5L4478938 • STK:1657 • MSRP: $15,860. Includes $500 » College Graduate and $750 Owner Loyalty* Rebates if qualfied. 14,888 2 to choose from at this price. '97 BUICK • LeSabre Custom G c)l, nilii '.v/UU, js, |ili, ft/G, p/l, p/w, Inl wprs, cntiso. tilt, r/du!, ,ira/lni rjiiiea cass, t/gls, ilmli inl, dual air nags, W;VII4f8524 • STK.-HOM • 47,517 mites" $1 '01 W« Golf 4 cyl, 5 spit, ps, nb, A/C, Int wprs, cruise, till, am/lni stereo, l/gls, r/dof, clnlli int, keylass entry, dual air bags. VlH:l40673t2 • STK:1375A • 3B,4« milBs" $1O,888 m CHEVY • Suburban ISO V8, auto w/OD, ns, ABS, A/C, J/l, p/w, Int wprs, cruise, lill, root mi, allays, I/IM, ant/fm stern cuss, t/ojs, Isalli inl, keyless entry, dual air bans W-XE23B553 • STX:3DB3P • 84,031 milos" 6 cyl, auto w/OD, ps, ABS, A/C, p/l, p/w, cruise, tilt, am/fm stereo/CD, 6 cyl, auto w/OD, ps, ABS, A/C, p/st, p/l, p/w, inf wprs, cruise, tilt, alloy whls, $ r/def, t/gls, cloth Int, alarm, dual air bags, floor mats. Includes $750 Owner am/fm stereo cass/CD, t/gls, cloth int, alarm, keyfess entry, dual air bags, ftoor Loyalty* Rebate if qualified. VIN.-5N100960 • STK;1508 • MSRP: $24,800 mats. VIN:5C817442 • STK:1616- MSRP:$27,930 11,888 2 to choose from at this price. $750 Owner Loyalty* Rebate If qualified. 2 to choose from at this price '03 LEXUS • ES 300 C cyl, auto w/OD, ps, ASS, A/C, p/sl, p/l, p/», Int wprs, cruise, till, alloys, aoi/lm stereo/CD, p/sunrool, t/gls, loath int, alarm, keytess entry, ilual air bags. VIN:3OD!)586I • STK:I574A • 25,739 miles" $27,888 '03 NISSAN • Ultima SE 4 cyl, S spd, ps, fl, A/C, int wprs, cruise, lilt, am/lm stereo, l/gls, r/del, cloth Inl, kosless tnlry, dual air bags. VIII:3C15D104 • STC:I489* • 48,125 mite" 4,888 : !XfERRA:XEifU,»,,,, '01 HISSAfl • Xtsira ft 6 cyl, auto w/GO, ps, ABS, A7C, p/l, p/», in! »pr$, miisi, tilt roof racS, alloys, Mi/lm sloroo/CD, r/def, cloth Int, t/gls, keyless entiy, dual air bags. VIN:IC56I463 • STK:3D23P«34,1711 mites" 6 cyl, auto w/OD, ps, ABS, A/C, p/l, p/w, int wprs, cruise, tilt, alloy whls, CD 6 cyl, auto w/OD, ps, ABS, A/C, p/l, p/w, int wprs, cruise, tilt, roof rack, CD player, r/def, t/gls, cloth int, keyless entry, air bags, dual air bags player, r/def, t/gls, cloth Int, keyless entry, dual air bags, floor mats VIN1 5W406339 • STKi749 • MSRP: $29,990. Includes $750 Owner Loyalty* VIN 4C670862 • STK'1594 • MSRP.$24,500 Includes $500 Recent College $ Rebate if qualified. 2 to choose from at this price Grad. Rebate if qualified and $750 Owner Loyalty* Rebate if qualified 16 333 2 to choose from at this price 5 732-821 MINUTES FROM US Highway 130 iiiii M1STOSV REPORTS • 10 Min. from North Brunswick www carfax com •10 min. from East Brunswick ' 10 min. from Edison • 15 min. from Somerset ' 20 min. from Freehold 48 SENTINEL, December 9, 2004 NS , 1.1 ' ' f I ]r 3 b } f« 'I 1 i NEON SXT 4-M, 4£IY, S-SVMAN, PS, PB, A/C, DUAL AH BAGS, T/GIASS, \ 4 Ck Auto, PS, PB, AM/FM w/CD, R. Window Dei, Floor Mats, & 4 CyL, SOHC 16V, Auto, PS, PB, A/C, Speed Couliol, $ik«D567. \ •AM/M Siaro Uss., Im Wim, SJW5394, VNtt56386O78, More! $tk #F545&, Vm H5W206962, MSRP$15,960, Dealer Vm#5DiW5m, MSRP $ 16,605, Factory Rebate $ 1,500, CFC Discount $1,561, Factory Rebate $2,000, College Rebate $400 MSRP $14,265, FACTORY Rmit $500, Con GRAD $400 \ Bonus Cash $500 J .,, ;•, '• V'-A K~ "--A"! - V V ESCAPE ms 4x4 ;^A¥AN SE > ' I -, 1,1 4-DH, 4Ca, Awo, PS, PftJjC, DUAL Am to, PW, PL,far. Wms, \ 4dr, 4 Cly, Auto w/QD, P$, PB, AM/FM Stereo, 15" Allum. Wheels, \ 7-Passenger, V-6, Aulo, PS, PB, A/C, Keyless Entry Roof Rack, & \ 1/GIASS, AM/rM Smto CASS W/CD, 5flcfl33W, VIN»5U39D229, ) Slkmm, Vin#5KA88677. M$RP$20,370, Dealer Discount $1,221,) Much Morel $tk#D511, Vin#5BW3072, MSRP $24,510, Factory MSRP $19,574, ham REBATE $500, COIL GRAD $400 J\Factory Rebate $2,000, College Grad $400, Off Lease loyalty $750 J Rebate $1,500, CFC Bonus Cash $1,500, Holiday Bonus Cash $500 / DER XLT4X4X-€AB SU^ 4Clir, 4uro, PS, F8, A/C, PW, PL, DUAL AM BAGS, Hftfaosr, fav V-8, Auto, 4,7 liter Magnum, Auto, PS, PB, A/C. Pwr. Driver Seat, & More! \ Wms, T/GIASS, m/M Smeo CO, 5x^5617, VM501 U99h 17" Chrome Wheels, Fog lamps, P/Seat, SM4926, VinUNB56246 SMD4248, VkMS668092. M$RP$ 27,890, Dealer Discount MSRP $25,323, FACTORY REBATI $500, Con GRAD $400 MSRP $29,035, Dealer Discount S4,386 Factory rebate $3,500 Off $7,000 ' J #4x4 »^M!iil*lliilililli SUV, V-6, Awo, PS, MS, A/C, PW, PL, TU/QUBL INT, Wms, t V-8,4.71 Magnum, Aulo, PS, PB, A/C, Prmmd Package, Running Warns, AM/FM Swtto, T/GIASS, & MORET $m#r42286, SddlFSm, Vin#5UA 13858, MSRP $34,240, Dealer Discount $2,99), Factory^ Boards, Ask What Bse! Stkm4285, Ym#5FU7593, MSRP $33,80, Rebate $2,000, FMCC Bonus Rebate $750, M/Roof Rebate $850, FMCC Dealer Discount $3,500, Factory Rebate $4,500, CFC $ 1,000 VINM004257S, MSRP $31,393, COIL GKAD $400 Holiday Rebate $500 Collem^ak$mmwse Rebate $750 Wi APR financing on select vehicles in subject to credit approval. 05 Corolla Lease: $119 per mo. 36 mos. $3900 cash/trade down, Total payments $4284.12K mi. per year. Option to buy 0% APR financing on select velii lit approval. Prices $7387. OS Carnry Lease: $129 per 10,36 mos. $3900 cash/trade down.Total payments 'If It I J A * i' paid by consumer $4644.12K mi, per year. Option to buy $10,105. For complete details contact sales person toll except tor license, reaii lie for typographical consumer except for license, free at 888-548-4553. Prices irtrie all relates 8 incentives to dealer & costs to be paid by errors. Pictures used for ii • i / 'i n i and subject to Her I or II approval. Hot responsible for typographical errors. Pictures used for three days after the publication date. illustration use only. See dealer for details. Sale ends Area days after the publication date. liuuuuuuu uuv uiiifivuu uuutui IUI UUUIIIUI uuiu UIIIIV mi STORE HOURS: STORE HOURS: STORE HOURS: M-F B-9 & SAT 9-6 M-F 9-9 & SAT 9-8 ® TOYOTA M-F 9-8 & SAT 9-8 daytotiauto.net c3aytorBauto.net daytoraeuto-net