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SentineServing North and South Brunswick l town gets 8400K for more 'Green Acres' Money will help fund The Open Space Committee has a plan to try to purchase prop- future purchases in erty other than the 105-acre Otken North Brunswick farm off Route 130 to take care of the township's deficiency. BY PAVE GOLDBERG "It will be wonderful to have Staff Writer that lakefront area properly pre- orth Brunswick will served to allow easier hiking, jog- receive some assistance in ging or biking while maintaining N its plan to purchase more the wooded environment," Wo- open space with an additional mack said. "The Open Space $400,000 from the Green Acres Committee has a plan for doing Program. just that." "I am very happy that the resi- Womack said he hopes that the dents of North Brunswick will township can succeed with the benefit from the recent boost in Hidden Lake properties. Green Acres funding," said "Consolidation of properties in Councilman Adam Weiss. "The the Hidden Lake Conservation residents of North Brunswick District to allow a large park in the deserve the finest areas for both township's southwestern section passive and active recreation and can also be aided by these Green preservation, and these funds will Acres funds," Womack said. help us advance faster toward the "And we shouldn't forget that in goals set by the town." addition to the Otken farm, there Council President Francis are other farm properties the "Mac" Womack said that town has township would very much like to worked hard to buy much needed acquire after reaching agreement open space in the area. with willing sellers." JERRY WOLKOWITZ The township condemned the Above, South Brunswick Police Chief Michael Paquette "It is extremely welcome," shows the scene where the body of Refugia Olmedo, 36, said Womack. "Under the leader- Otken farm as open space earlier was discovered off Miller Road Sunday night. At right, this ship of Tom Seilheimer, who has this year. The family has gone to home at 192 French St. in New Brunswick is where police done a wonderful job as chairman, court several times since July believe the murder occurred early Sunday morning. the township's Open Space 2001 to attempt to overturn the Committee has an aggressive plan decision. for open space acquisition. There Currently the township owns is still a tendency for everyone to the property due to the ruling of focus on the Otken farm, and state Superior Court Judge James Slain woman's body while it is an important concern, it P. Hurley. is only a part of the total open However, the family is appeal- space picture," he explained. ing Hurley's decision. found in S.B. woods "If the township ultimately The new Democratic council has acquires all or part of that farm, attempted to negotiate a fair price for Police suspect common-law husband the Green Acres funds mean sav- the land with the family through a killed wife in their New Brans, apt. ings to our Open Space Fund. But negotiating committee. The commit- VERONICA YANKOWSKi the Green Acres money can also tee has met several times since the BY CHARLES W. KIM was charged Monday with tor Bruce Kaplan said during a & PAVE GOLDBERG allegedly killing his companion Monday afternoon press confer- help us acquire and preserve land spring, according to Womack, and is Staff Writers along Farrington Lake," Womack still hoping to come to a settlement Refugia Ruiz Olmedo, 36, in ence that Serrano went to the continued. with the family. olice have charged a New their New Brunswick home police station in New Brunswick man with sometime Sunday during the Brunswick at 1:31 p.m. on Pkilling his common-law early morning hours. Sunday afternoon to report his Index Quote of the week: wife and then dumping her body According to investigators, common law wife as missing. in a heavily wooded area off the couple lived at the address in Olmedo worked for the Business 33 «jneve r nac[ fear forTOV OW n life, Miller Road in South the city for four years with their Barnes and Noble warehouse at Classified 36 just for the lives of the dogs." Brunswick. three children, ages 10, 15 and 331 Herrod Blvd. in South Milestones 26 "The biggest part of the 17. Brunswick, according to police. _ . . ; Bert Powell investigation was to find out Police said that the couple South Brunswick police °P>nlon !t) Milltown resident how the body ended up here," came to the United States from were notified about Serrano's South Brunswick Police Chief Mexico about 14 years ago, and report, and began to look for the Police Beat 27 Page 12 Michael Paquette said Tuesday. that they do not believe either to woman that afternoon at her Sports 28 Ismael Serrano, 33, of 192 be a citizen. Visit Greater Media Newspapers' Web site www.gmnews.com French St., New Brunswick, Middlesex County Prosecu- Continued on page 25 2 SENTINEL, SEPTEMBER 12, 2002
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During construction, police focusing on safety, speed limit enforcement
BY DAVE GOLDBERG Stuff Wntei NORTH BRUNSWICK — The mutes 1 and 130 inteichangc project, onginally scheduled to be completed in May, might be imishcd even earlier. "I think the project is moving along well," said North Brunswick police Sgt William Kloos "It is moving slightly ahead ol" schedule." The state's $83 million leconstiuclion of the intersection may be neaily com- plete, accoiding to the Depaitment ol Transpoitation (DOT). Constiuction at the site, which includes new budges, noise walls, and impioved dunnage and street lighting is scheduled loi comple- tion by Mcmoiial Day 2003 Kloos said he believes thai the pio|ecl may be finished even eaihei than the DOT's expected completion dale. "In my opinion, as long as the weath- ei holds out, I think they should be tin- ished two to three months ahead o! schedule," Kloos said "Peisonally, 1 think they may be done in Maieh It is all dependent on the weathei "
The project has remained veiy safe loi PHOTOS BY DAWNMARIE SANNWALDT workers and motorists during the work Traffic is backed up at 9:30 a.m. last Thursday on Route 1 south at the intersection of Route 130 while construction is being on the highways, according to Kloos done to the Route 130 overpass. "The Department of Transportation is continuing its emphasis on safety," Kloos DOT," Kloos said. "They gave us the said. "I don't know of any incident from approval and responded very last. We the construction. =______^ i have had a good There have been Relationship with no accidents them on this pioj- related to woik- ect." ers. No one has Although the vol- been hurt while "On Route 1, we have been enforcing the construction ume ol tin flic has working on the picked up, Kloos project." area for quite some time. We said that the drivers The speeding wrote over 100 tickets on are becoming used to traffic on Route Labor Day weekend alone in the situation. 130 has slowed the construction area." "They are adjust- down a bit due to ing well," Kloos the construction, Sgt. William Kloos said. "They know according to North Bums wick Police Department what to expect. Kloos. There aie some "It (the speed- backups, but that has ing problem) is a lot to do with still there," Kloos =^^======school. There is said "I think about 25 to 30 per- Route 130 is more active in the construc- cent ol the traffic lhat can be attributed to tion area. It is down to one lane with those driving to and from the schools. It's some of the closures. It naturally slows amazing how light the traffic is during down traffic. The speeds have slowed the summertime." down during the daytime." The Route 1 construction area has The officers who monitor the con- also become a speed limit enforcement struction area for speeding activities are site, according to Kloos. paid by the state, according to Kloos. "On Route 1, we have been enforcing "They work about 25 hours a week the construction area for quite some with DOT reimbursement," Kloos said time," Kloos said. "We have donated "The hours and the days tend to vary extra attention to the area. We wrote over depending on the weather. The 25 hours a 100 tickets on Labor Day weekend alone week are supplemented by on-duty of- in the construction area." ficers from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sometimes The DOT began work on the project we even have officers on the weekend, in December. The complete design of the because the DOT sometimes have work- project was presented in July. A construc- ers out there." tion contract is expected to be awarded in Kloos said that the town requested to November. The completion of the project have the extra officers to make the area was originally expected by the fall of safer. 2004, but the completion date was later There have been extensive traffic backups while construction is being done to the "We requested the assistance from the changed to Memorial Day 2003. Route 130 overpass. 4 SENTINEL, SEPTEMBER 12, 2002 NS Hurley may award legal fees to Otkens iwli? this month Family will recover j"!t-.» J*\. some legal expenses from condemnation procedure For Tickets call: NORTH BRUNSWICK — Stale Su- p^p^f^ perior Court Judge James P. Hurley hopes to make a decision later this month on the amount in legal fees that will be awarded to the Otken family and U.S. Home. "It is not 100 percent complete," said Hurley. "We arc going to have another court date to complete that hearing, proba- bly sometime in late September. 'There has been no specific number determined lor the fees." The township took the Olken family's 105-acre farm by eminent domain in A Better Reason to Stay Home January for open space. The family, how- ever, had a contract with builder U.S. Home, Freehold Township, to sell the farm for $10 million. U.S. Home wanted to build an age-restricted development on the land. The township approved $6 million to Huge purchase the land through condemnation. 9 Person The family and U.S. Home filed sev- eral lawsuits against the township to try to stop the condemnation. In July 2001 the judge technically decided in favor of the township, but in- formed Township Council members that their plan had problematic areas and need- ed to be corrected before they could move forward. Perfect for In September 2001, the township con- Home demned the property again with plan that Entertainment was corrected along the lines the judge had ffilsPAs 6 Person Spas suggested. The Otken family again challenged the condemnation. Customize Over 25 your CalSpa with Models on The Otken family's attorney, Lawrence a wide variety of Sachs, said he is looking for extensive shapes, sizes & Display options from legal fees. 17-92 Jets Free Delivery, "We are looking for legal fees going Installation & back to the first case," Sachs said a lew weeks ago. "The judge never made a Accessory Pkg. PLUS...Cheese & Checker Tables with Purchase of Shuffieboart) • Gaming Tables (Craps, Roulet determination, and we hope that the judge In-stock Pool Table • Bar Stools -Pool Table Lights will see in our favor. The council fees may $695 Value • All Accessories • Poker Tables • Bumper Pool. and So Much Morel be approaching $200,000 at this point to date." Sachs said that he will attempt to settle the legal fees dispute before resorting to court intervention. "I'm going to reach out to them," Sachs 15 x 24 Whispering Wind said. "It's an open situation. I'm going to 6 Person Spas * UReg. $2499 - Pool, Liner & Skimmer frnm ^ sit down with them and hope to get this done without court intervention. Either way I have nothing to lose. I hope they Free Water Bags will consider my proposal. 1 don't know if with SupremeIngroundCovers !« 84" Oval Table, 4 Chairs & Free Cover Pump } I can expect 100 percent of the fees back, 2 Swivel Rockers with Supreme Inground Covers \, but I expect to get a significant amount. I Reg. $2499 "~ 9/15/02 " think that the judge made the proper deci- sion." The majority of the legal work during Loop Lac Covers 4235 Rte. 9 North, the condemnation case consisted of re- Guaranteed search outside the courtroom, according to lowest prices Freehold, NJ 07728 in NJ! Sachs. (732)462-5005 "Since last May, we have been prepar- 1 Hours: Mon., Wed., Thurs. 10-8 CENTRAL Tues., Fri.S Sal. 10-6 & Sun. 11-5 ing answers, defending motions and all the Closed Sept. 7tli & 16th research. These are all billable hours," www.cenlralierseypools.CDm Sachs said. "There were 30 hours of depo- POOLS sitions at $250 per hour that will cost 0% Financing Available OAC No Payments No Interest til Dec 31,2003 PATIO & MORfi Continued on next page NS SENTINEL, SEPTEMBER 12, 2002 5 Continued from previous page $8,000 alone." The township should pay all of the fees Simply The Best. regarding the case, according to Sachs. "We are asking the township to pay all of the legal work that we have done from last May until now under condemnation proceedings," said Sachs. "The legal work has cost an excess of $20,000. There has been a great of deal of work involved. The clock started running in May, and the town should be billable since they were not able to provide any basis for the condemnation. The judge has the right to institute this action." Council President Francis "Mac" Womack said that the town will have to pay the fees. "I wish we didn't have to pay," Womack said. "That is the consequence of the condemnation. I am not surprised by the judge's decision. That is something that is a direct consequence of the fact that last year the Republicans had begun the condemnation in a rash and hasty manner. All day camps are not the same. Part of the legal fees came from the early From blistering hot days to torrential downpours only Frogbridge portion of the case being thrown out. I has the facilities to keep all the kids happy, cool and dry. think the ball is in our court whether to make an offer and if so, how much." Last week, Ed Otken Jr. said it may be difficult for his family to recoup the full 62 000sq (l of air-conditioned Indoor Space, Indoor Gymnasium 'Windows 5 Softball Fields, Golf Driving Range, Regulation Football field, Horseback on tho Water" Dining Room & Patio, Video Arcade, Dance Studio, 15 Riding, Roller Hockey Rink, 4 Tennis Courts, Outdoor Basketball amount of the fees. Craft Studios, Computer Center, Drama & Theatre, Large Heated Complex, Beach Volleyball, GaGa, Miniature Golf, 3 Soccer Fields, "It's very hard to win legal fees," Swimming Pools, Wading Pool, 3 Lakes for Boating and Fishing, Rock Lacrosse Field, Archery Range, Whiffle World, Bocce/Horseshoes, Otken said. "It's going to be a question of Climbing Towor, 250 fool Ziplinos, Low Ropes Course, Go-Kart Track, Tadpole Playground and much much more. how much money that we will get. I'm not sure that we will be happy with what we Private tours get. I'm also sure that the town will not be available daily happy with having to write us a check. Bigger/ Better/ Simply The Bcsll This isn't going to be a $5 fee; it is going to probably be in the thousands." 732-786-9050 • 609-208-9050 7 Yellow Meeting House Road, Millstone Township, NJ 08514 • Visit us at our website: www.frogbridge.com — Dave Goldberg
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Cathy and Ray So. Bruns. cops bust Harding enjoy a moment at their photo prostitution parlor exhibit open- ing at the North SOUTH BRUNSWICK — Four peo- The ancsts came lollowing a two-week Brunswick ple have been chaigcd with running a investigation by police. municipal brothel on Route 1. The investigation began when South building on Brunswick Patiolwoman Sue Geidcs ob- Monday. Brooklyn residents Galyna Pace, 29, and Nataliya Lee, 32, were charged with seived an open dooi to what she thought prostitution after police executed a seaich was a vacant building warrant at the Health and Beauty Spa on Police .said that Gcrde.s iound seveial Route 1 on Sept. 5. women at the location who gave con- Also charged with promoting piostitu- flicting accounts about what type of busi- tion were Madina Narzullaeva, 25, and her ness was being conducted at the site. boyfriend, Mamuka Revishviha, 31, also Fuilhei investigation Iound that the business was being adveitised in two daily VERONICA of Brooklyn. YANKOWSKI Three of the four people arrested weie newspapcis as a massage pailoi, aceording from Russia, and Pace was from the to police. Ukraine, according to police. Police then set up surveillance on the business and sent in undercover officers. According to police, the officers were offered sex foi money inside Ihe business. South Brunswick police, in conjunc- tion with the Middlesex County Prose- cutor's Oltice, obtained and executed the seaich wairanl at 8 p.m. at the business on Sept. 5. According to police, $1,000 in cash and the equipment tiom the spa were Bank seized in the raid. A Mercedes-Ben/, was also taken dur- ing the raid because it is a federal crime to transport females acioss a state line for the Mortgages purpose of prostitution, according to police. The four people arrested aie currently free pending a couit dale. The investigation is continuing and more arrests may be possible, uccoiding to 5/1-YEAR ARM police. Sign-up for 'Mother Goose,' pajama party 5.250 South Brunswick Public Library will hold a pajama leading parly for children age 2 and oldei Sept. 12 at 6:30 p.m. Children must be accompanied by a pai- ent. The libiaiy is at 110 Kingston Lane, Monmouth Junction section of South Tr • ^# *# J APR* Brunswick. $5.52 per $1,000 Borrowed The fiee event will featuie story- telling and songs. For more information, call Virginia at (732) 329-4000, ext, 285. Registration ibi the libiary's eight- week "Mother Goose" program for chil- dren age 12-35 months will be the week of Sept 9 for liist-timc participants. Chikhcn attending the "Mother Goose" No Points program must be accompanied by an adult. Returning participants may regis- ter the week of Sept. 16 Registration by *APR (Annual Percentage Rate) Is as of publication date and subject to change at any time without notice Rate and paymant are subject to change Maximum loan amount phone or in person will be horn 10 a.ra.- is $300,700 Call for rates on higher loan amounts Maximum LTV Is 80%. 90% with PMI Insurance 20% down payment required, 10% with PMI Insuranco Cost per thou- sand may vary accoitimg to the number of days to first payment Loans are for 1 to 4 family residential properties located in New Jarsey Subject to your credit approval There 7 p.m. For more information, call Ginny is a $375 application fee for single family homes. Other Home Financing Plans also available at (732) 329-4000, ext. 285. The sessions offered are: Mondays beginning Sept. 23 at 10-05 a.m. (age 12- Apply at Our Nearest Office Now 23 months), 10-45 a.m. (24-35 months), and 11:30 a m. (12-23 months); Tuesdays or For More Information Call beginning Sept. 24 at 10:05 a.m. (12-23 months) and 1045 a.m. (24-35 months); 1-8 8 8-990-BANK and Wednesdays beginning Sept. 25 at 10:05 a.m. (24-35 months), 10:45 a.m. (12-23 months), and 11:30 a.m. (12-23 Better, not Bigger. months). The library wilt celebrate "International Litciacy Month" in September with a reading rally Sept. 22 from 1:30-3 p.m. The free event will fea- SAVINGS BANK ture ESL and literacy students, teachers, tutors and special guests, and refresh- New Brunswick • South Brunswick • North Brunswick ments will be served. ^^ www.magbank.com For more information, call Chris or An Equal Housing, Equal Opportunity Lender • Member FDIC Eve at (732) 329-4000, ext. 286. SENTINEL, SEPTEMBER 12, 2002 7
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SENTINEL, SEPTEMBER 12, 2002 0 Heritage Day event celebrating 20th anniversary Adams School was torn down in 1961, first year we moved to North Brunswick, Councilman Adam Weiss said that Sketch of a painting of when a newer, bigger John Adams my wife Carol and I got together with Heritage Day has been a great tradition for the old Adams school Elementary School was built. some of our new neighbors and we all North Brunswick. There will also be a cultural ails com- pushed our baby carriages lo Heritage Day. "I cannot believe (hat it i.s already 20 to be unveiled petition for any kind of art, according to It made a strong impression on me and was years .since the first one," said Weiss. Como. Categories will be based on age, one of the reasons we knew this was the "I can clearly remember attending the BY DAVE GOLDBERG Staff Writer she said. There will also be kite-flying con- right town for us. We've tried never to first one with my parents and being close test for children in the township. The kites miss one since." to 8 years old at the time, I still have crys- NORTH BRUNSWICK — The lown- will be assembled by the children and During the day, residents are urged lo tal clear memories of the different high ship will be celebrating the 20th an- judged later that day. wear their favorite tropical attire. There school clubs setting up tables for display, niversary of Heritage Day on Sept. 21. Council President Francis "Mac" will be non-alcoholic drinks served, com- etc., the wonderful smells coining from the "I'm very excited," said Assistant Womack said he is excited about this plete with a miniature umbrella at the top. food vendors, and the general feeling of Director of Parks and Recreation Donna year's event. The Flying Mueller Brothers will be being an active participant in the North Como. "We're changing a little bit for this "From everything I hear, this Heritage performing at the evening's festivities. Brunswick community. I especially year's event. There will be much more Day will be something special," said They have performed at several large ven- remember the hot air balloon that used lo variety." Womack. "I know the committee has ues at the Jersey shore, including be near the athletic field, taking various Como said that she has enjoyed work- worked hard to make sure that every town- Jenkinson's in Point Pleasant, the Quar- members of the community for a Ireetop ing on this event. ship resident will find their heritage repre- terdeck at Long Beach Island and the view of the high school and festival "It is my second year working with sented in son«, dance, the arts or food. The Stone Pony in Asbury Park. grounds." such an excellent committee," Como said. "It is so incredible and they have such a passion for it. This is the 20th anniversary and it still brings out people. It is still so exciting. It shows how the community $95 works together. It's very nice. They blend i together and work well." FREE Value 50 OFF Como also said that local painter Al- Leather Case, Car Charger & Hands Free Kit | lison Ricciardelli will be presenting a With New Activation j AH Cellular Accessories sketch of a painting of the old Adams Exociitive Cellular I With New Activation School during the Cultural Festival part of Phones, Inc. | Phones, Inc. the Heritage Day event. I With this (joupon Not v.ilid with olhor nffors Offor oxpnon 0 31-0^* | With this roupon Not valid with nthur offi're Ollor nxplro*s i) 31 02 The two-room building was ready to — — — J open as a school in 1919, but remained empty for an entire year because a teacher could not be found. The Adams area chil- Plion.es, Inc. dren were assigned to the then Maple Mcadc and Livingston Park Schools. The www.exec uti v cellularphones.com •P- -Mobile Auxiliary's spaghetti where YOUlerr© the boss! dinner slated Sept. 28 The Little Rocky Hill Volunteer Fire Company Ladies Auxiliary will hold a spaghetti dinner Sept. 28 from 5-8 p.m. at the firehouse at 4348 Route 27 (between Kingston and Kendall Park sections of South Brunswick). Price is $7.50, and $3.50 for children age 10 and younger. At EVERY ONI OF OUR 30 HI & NY MCM10NS & GROWING The menu will feature salad, spaghetti with homemade sauce and meatballs, bread, dessert and a beverage. 60 WheneverWin, The auxiliary will hold an indoor-out- PEBMONTH door flea market and craft fair Oct. 12 •IRE! Nationwide from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. at the firehouse. FREEPHONE U"9W» . ,: Vendor tables are available, priced from .•• Available •'DigitwRoaming, •.•;: $12-$15. A bus trip to Caesar's Casino, Atlantic City, will be Oct. 13 from 10 MONEY AT HOME! • SQOWheiwverMin, a.m.-8 p.m., and will depart from the fire- fUnJhnSiedWeekeni house. Cost is $20, with $13 back in coin. PERWONTH Win, ':•••'• ^-•::"•.,' The auxiliary is offering both central '^^^..^ • FRIS Nationwide New Jersey editions of Entertainment FREE PHONE •VbnsfDJslaflt© : ::: ; 2003, as well as New York City and :; AV<«|tt»|^:::Vr-«;B^ Philadelphia editions. Cost is $30 for the discount book which is valid until Nov. 1, 800 Whenever Mim 2003. For more information on the above, call (732) 297-0327. MOTOROLA- South Brunswick Health Fair planned for Nov. 16 The South Brunswick Township Board VoiceStream Now Welcomes America As Its Home Calling Area! of Health will hold its annual Health Fair All 50 States • AH Day • Every Day Nov. 16 from 9 a.m.-noon at the South
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T-Mobile is a BOONTONAVE&RT. 23 NEXTTOK-MART For more information or an appoint- registered trademark of Deutstlie Telekom AG. ©2002. sw83 ment, call the Health Department at (732) 329-4000, ext. 237 or 238. ifrfi^ 1 O SENTINEL, SEPTEMBER 12, 2002 Opinion A time lor reflection fter a year of thinking leaders against nations that have about it, of contemplating supported or harbored the com- A how we will face it, rades of those who earned out the Americans have reached the week evil deed on Sept. 11,2001. that marks the first anniveisaty of The world has changed, and we the worst attack ever by an enemy cannot predict if mere will be of the United States on American another attack on American soil, or soil. where it may come, or how United It was a bright clear Tuesday States armed forces will strike at morning, a September morning the enemy. like hundreds of others. But the beauty was shattered by the con- The people who should never vulsion of hijacked airplanes hit- be forgotten in the attack, howev- ting their targets in New York City er, aie the innocent men and and Washington, D.C. women who were killed at the An enemy's enmity toward World Trade Center, at the Americans of every color, of every Pentagon and in Pennsylvania. religion, of all economic back- Friends and neighbors from our grounds, rained down from the sky communities were taken without mat morning and struck at the very provocation based solely on the FARRAH MAFFAI heart of the nation's business and fact that they weie Americans - The Rescue, painted by South Brunswick resident Bronna Butler, was displayed at the South political worlds. granted freedom and prosperity Brunswick Public Library during "A Day of Remembrance" on Sept. 7. In the skies ovei western mat those who killed them would Pennsylvania it is believed that never have been able to enjoy, or passengers on a fourth hijacked understand. airliner fought back against the The remembrance services held enemy and caused the plane to throughout our coverage area were crash to the ground well short of a fitting tribute to those who died. an intended target in the nation's Reader suggests visiting Evergreen Forum during seasonal capital. Our collective angei should be fall offerings of The Evci green and most ol us actively and A year later the nation finds directed at those responsible for abor Day, that great this heinous attack, but our collec- divide between summer Forum, Princeton. Last spring, I eagerly put in oui two cents' itself still at war against the terror- took pait in a Forum discussion worth. We had some very lively ist forces believed to be responsi- tive love should be directed L and fall, triggers for group which studied the works stimulating discussions, and we ble for the attack. toward the families of the victims' many of us the urge to cast about and the memory of those who for something interesting to of Graham Greene and Evelyn had a lot ol fun. Additional action is apparently Waugh, and it was a great expe- being contemplated by the nation's died. engage our minds as the days grow shorter. rience. Gwen Southgate There were about 10 ol" us in Monmouth Junction section f you have something to say, The Sentinel also welcomes Foi those of your readers guest columns that cover timely who are doing just that, I would the group, with quite diverse of South Brunswick the Sentinel wants to hear backgrounds and viewpoints, Ifrom you. Letters to me edi- topics of interest to all of our like to suggest they look into the tor will be published weekly on readers. The "Tow Turn" col- the editorial page umn should bo no more than National guardsman voices objection to some mobilization policies All letters should be typed or 500-750 words and preferably neatly printed and must include a should be typed, am a member of the New We are closing in on the termi- denied to mobilized National daytime telephone number at All columns must be signed Jersey Air National Guard. nation of our one year orders, Guard and Reserve members. which the writer may be reached and include a daytime phone I In response to the tenorist and are now being told, not only Essentially, active duty military for verification, Letters should number fee verification. attacks of Sept. 11, our unit was are we not going to be permitted members, the same people we be as concise as possible. Columns wittte edited for gram- placed on active duty status and to return to our civilian roles were mobilized to support are Letters to the edifor must be mar, content .and. length and ate was mobilized. We were issued upon termination of these permitted to depart the military in the Sentinel office by nooti run at the discretion of the editor, active duty orders for one year orders, we are going to be issued and further their civilian endeav- Monday for, consideration, for The Sentinel reserves the and deployed. In addition to another set of orders for an addi- ors, while we are forced into publication that week, ' right to edit all letters and gus&t mobilization, "Stop-Loss" was tional year. The forced retention involuntary duty for an addition- Because this is you* newspa- columns for grammar, spelling, implemented. Stop-Loss is a is not permitting those who have al year. per, the S&$nel urges yon. to get length and questionable content program where active duty, passed retirement and separation As 1 stated before, I am pioud involved, Keep us, informed of Letters and Your Turn National Guard and Reserves dates to return to their civilian columns may be wailed to; to seive my country in this time your feelings a&d'ooncems so we hold members in stressed caieer lives. cart keep you, bette* informed of Sentinel EO. Box 5001, of uncertainty, but there is an the events GM axe affecting yow Freehold, NJ 07728, They also fields from separating or retiring Herein lies the crux of my obvious incongruence that must t upon conclusion of their com- life. " may, be faxed to (732) 780-4192, objection. As of September 1, be addressed. National Guard mitment in order to sustain man- 2002, the Department of and Reserve forces should be power for war operations. Defense lifted the Stop-Loss given the same privileges, as the I have a great love for my policy, stating that all that are active duty component. If active Sentinel Charles W. Kim county and am as patriotic, if not eligible to retire or separate, duty personnel are permitted lo Editorial; 358-5200 Ext. 8368 MANAGING EDITOR more, than most. I entered this Fax: 780-4192 regardless of military specialty, separate and retire, so should Doug McKenzie mobilization with zeal and was may do so. However, this policy, their National Guard and Display Advertising: 358-5200 SPORTS COORDINATOR willing to sacrifice time away as it stands, only affects active Reseive counterparts. My civil- Fax: 780-4257 Gregory Bean from my family, friends, and duty personnel and not National ian life should not be allowed to Classified: (800) 660-4ADS EXECUTIVE EDITOR civilian job in defense of my Guard and Reserves who are suffer and flounder, while the Fax: 780-4578 country. I do, however, have an still mobilized. The hypocrisy of same active duty personnel Kevin Wittman E-mail: [email protected] objection to the recent policies this situation is baffling. Active whom I was activated to support PUBLISHER in regards to the mobilization. Delivery problems? duty personnel are permitted to are released to pursue promising Call circulation at 254-7004 As a member of the National transfer to unrelated career civilian careers of their own. before noon on Friday. Guard Security Forces, we were fields, retire, and/or separate The Sentinel is published Thursday by A Greater Media Newspaper from military service at the con- Brian D. Sicknkk the Sentinel Publishing Co., P.O. Box mobilized to augment our active 5001, Fieehold, NJ. 07728. First-class duty counterparts, as a result of clusion of their enlisted commit- Staff Sergeant, NJ. Air National Guard mail subscription available at $72 for | fj VERIFIED low manning and an increased ment. All of this occurring, 26 weeks, 40 cents a copy threat to military installations. while the same rights are being South River NS SENTINEL, SEPTEMBER 12, 2002 1 1 Baseball card bonanza
* £./•• , • . . \ Jesse ?•*•: \.,\\- \ Handsman, 6, of South Brunswick, is happy with his purchase of a ammy Sosa baseball card.
Chris Rodriguez, 13, and vendor Don Jones sort through a wide assortment of baseball cards during the Sports Card and Collectibles Show hosted by North Brunswick Fire Company No. 1 on Saturday at the firehouse on Cranbury Cross Road. John lannotti looks through a stack of cards At right, Kyle Davis, 9, pulls PHOTOS BY FARRAH MAFFAI out his money to make a purchase.
As Reprinted from Sept. 19, 2001 All of us at Rosen Decorators would like to express our it Cod Bless America deepest sympathy to those * Be Nice To Your Neighbor Firemen Risk their Lives personally affected by last Police Protect Lives Tuesday's horrific acts of EMS Workers Save Lives violence. Remember A Year Ago As our neighborhood and When all those things were being said, country pull together in this being done, and were true" time of crisis, our thoughts and How A Year Later prayers are with you. Firemen still risk their lives. Police still protect lives. EMS workers still save lives. GOD BLESS AMERICA Unfortunately, the first two items seem to have been forgotten, especially being nice to your neighbor. If there Is anything we can do to truly pay our respects to those whose fives have been lost and to those they left behind by the tragedy of September 11, 2001, It is to be nice to each other, respect one another's feelings and really care how our fellow man is doing. decorators That would truly be the greatest tribute we can give those Home Fashion Center who lost their lives, ancTthe loved ones they left behind. 520 Route 9 North • Manalapan, NJ Thank You, 1 2 SENTINEL, SEPTEMBER 12, 2002 NS Kennel fire brings help Fill Your Prescriptions from ex-Marine Powell You don't have to pay full price for your prescription drugs... BY SANDI CARPELLO fire with a single bucket of water, accord- Stall Water ing to Ryan. Fill your prescriptions at Redwood Drugs, a licensed Canadian SOUTH BRUNSWICK —A.small fire Despite the small size of the blaze, the pharmacy and save up to 50%! Easy and hassle free. on Sept. 5 claimed the lives of three dogs kennel filled with smoke. at a local kennel. A Milltown man, who was passing by The fire took place at South Brunswick at the time of the fire, is credited with sav- Get a FREE Price Quote today! Kennels, Ridge Road, at 3:21 p.m., ing some of the dogs' lives. according to police. Bert Powell, 65, of Deal Road, said he The fire was contained inside one of noticed a cloud of black smoke across Call Toll Free! 1-866-211-3768 the dog cages; it was ignited by a heat Route 130 as he drove by. lamp that had fallen onto some newspaper, "I thought a truck was on fire," said or fax: 1-866-287-1595 said South Brunswick police Detective Powell. Jim Ryan. When he saw two police cars speeding Patrolman Andy Hubbard arrived on across Route 130, Powell decided to fol- the scene and was able to extinguish the low them. Powell, an ex-Marine and part-time employee at the Gosslin Funeral Home, was led to the kennel on Ridge Road. Powell told the policemen he knew the owners and went inside so he could help, he said. "The smoke was so bad, I couldn't even see in front of my hands," said Powell, who frequently leaves his own dogs, Patches and Brandy, at the South Brunswick Kennels. According to Powell, he found a ken- nel employee "overcome by smoke." He said that he removed the employee from the building and then began to take the BUCKINGHAM dogs outside. Powell said it was very difficult to breathe inside the kennel. PLACE However, he was able to catch his breath each time he brought a dog outside. ASSISTED LIVING Powell estimated that he removed ap- proximately 15 dogs from the building, Please join us for an including eight 3-month-old rottweilers and a baby dachshund, from their cages. The dachshund, who Powell said was badly burned, was taken to the South OPEN HOUSE Brunswick Veterinary Hospital, where it was saved. Monday, September 23 at 5:00 PM When the fire was extinguished, Powell discovered that two baby dachs- 99 hunds and their mother had died. "You Are Not Alone: Help For Caregivers "The smoke was so bad. I didn't know A panel Discussion on: those dogs were in there," said Powell. Loretla Culver, owner of South "LIVING WILLS" WHY YOU NEED ONE: Brunswick Kennels; said, "We are very fortunate. It was lucky [Powell] came by Kathy Ales, MD, Medical Director, the Merwick *•* around when he did," she said. - -..*«• Unit of The Medical Center at Princeton. Culver noted that there was no proper- "HOME HEALTH CARE ty damage, other than some mess from the ashes, she said. AND HOSPICE IN ASSISTED LIVING" Culver said she offered to buy dinner Madeline Lightman, Home Care Representative for Powell. However, Powell said he preferred to and Naomi McCarty, BSN, RN, CRNH. receive a certificate from the fire depart- "SENIOR LINK" ADULT DAY PROGRAMS: ment. Powell said he was very saddened by Alan Axelrod, LCSW of Princeton House: the three dogs who died. Who would benefit from "I never had fear for my own life, just Senior Link? A safe & enjoyable for the lives of the dogs," he said. daytime option for your parent. 'One Nation Under God' Where: Buckingham Assisted Living 155 Raymond Road, Princeton, \T exhibit to end Sept. 14 When: 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM The Livingston Avenue Gallery, 1076 Tours of Buckingham start at 5:00 PM Livingston Ave., North Brunswick, is now exhibiting "Remembering: Our Firefight- Refreshments served ers, Police Officers & Our Allegiance; One Nation Under God" through Sept. 14. The gallery will also hold a juried art exhibition Sept. 25-Nov. 9, with a re- Please RSVP by September 20th • 732-329-8888 ception and awards presentation that will Directions: Route 1 (North or South) to Buckingham Place to Raymond Road be Sept. 28 from 7:30-9 p.m. Gallery hours are Wednesday-Friday Sponsored by Buckingham Place Assisted Living in conjunction with from 1-8 p.m., and Saturday from 10 a.m.- The Medical Center at Princeton. 2 p.m. For more information, call the gallery at (732) 846-4599. 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ALEXANDER AGOR JERRY WOLKOWITZ The question of what to do at Ground Zero — now clean of Firefighters in Sayreville hold a sign honoring emergency service workers who perished at the World Trade debris — is a topic of public debate. Center on Sept. 11, 2001. The firefighters attended a ceremony at Borough Hall on Main Street, Wednesday. SENTINEL, SEPTEMBER 12, 2002 NS The complicated journey toward healing of what to expect," the doctor recalled. influence created a ripple effect — every- One year later, She agreed with Brown's assessment of one knew someone who'd been lost — and people affected by attacks trauma as being a normal response to with the nonstop media coverage, we saw abnormal events, but added, "It's natural the terror happening, over and over." still struggle with loss after an event like this that people will feel Experts say the constant repetition of horrific images from 9/11 can affect BY IANE WATERHOUSE shaken up and kids will regress. If, howev- Staff Writer er, a year later people are continuing to live younger children in an even more dramatic in a heightened state of fear — if that child way. harles D. Brown III calls trauma "a still isn't sleeping in his own room — then "When a 4-year-old sees video footage normal response to abnormal we're most likely dealing with post-trau- of a plane crashing into the World Trade C events." And he should know. As the matic stress disorder." Center on TV," said registered art therapist chief mental health administrator of the Cernak confirmed that the anniversary Cindy Westendorf, "the child thinks it's Monmouth County Department of Human of 9/1 i might stir up residual fear in many happening again." Services, Division of Mental Health, Monmouth County residents. Over the past 10 months Westendorf has Brown spends much of his time dealing "But if a month later, fear is inhibiting worked with 18 of the 9/11 families under with people in crisis. their ability to function, then they should the auspices of Amanda's Easel, an art- He's supported by a cadre of trained seek help," she said. therapy counseling program that operates professionals known as the Providing kids with help is something in association with 180, Turning Lives Disaster/Critical Response Team, a first- that Risa Cullinane has been doing on an Around, Hazlet. line respondent to any traumatic event that almost daily basis as director of The Source "Trauma is stored in a nonverbal part of affects county residents. Domestic vio- — a nonprofit, school-based youth services the brain," the art therapist explained. "Art lence, addiction, natural disasters — program located at Red Bank Regional High is a highly effective way to reach that part they've seen it all. But when the smoke School, Little Silver. During the weeks fol- of the brain, to tap directly into feelings and cleared from the World Trade Center after FARRAH MAFFAI lowing 9/11, she and her staff of trained reduce post-traumatic stress symptoms." Sept. 11, 2001, Brown began to sense a Linda Dickinson holds her son, Patrick, counselors saw more than 170 teens. Westendorf said the program is de- change in the air. at the Monmouth County Remembering signed to take the grieving participants September 11,2001 ceremony at Brook- Cullinane, who has been trained in "If anything, 9/11 destigmatized mental dale Community College. They lost stress debriefing, also is a member of from their initial shock to self-repair. illness. People who lived ordinary lives — Lawrence Patrick Dickinson, Patrick's Traumatic Loss Coalition spearheaded by "We have one dad, but it's mainly folks who went to work every day and father and Linda's husband. Cernak. women who lost their husbands in the twin came home to their families suddenly were "We offered 50-minute critical incident towers," she said. "Their children are very saying, 'I can't sleep,' 'I'm not eating Cernak went on to say that a study con- stress debriefings," she said. "We met in young — we have one who's only 3." right,' 'I'm having trouble dealing with ducted by the University of North Carolina small groups, which are nonthreatening, Parents and children are put in separate this.' It's given people permission to admit showed that people who worked and lived and focused very specifically on the event groups. they need help," he said. "And I see that as in the area of the World Trade Center expe- — none of this 'What happened to you "These families are under incredible an opportunity for the whole system of rienced more trauma than those who when you were 10* stuff. Kids hate that." stress," Westendorf said. "Our first task is mental health care." worked at the Pentagon did. Cullinane believes that even the most to get them to imagine their safe place. This Brown said the procedures and services "The Pentagon is a military facility. In guarded teenager is willing to share some gives them an image that they can refer for dealing with widespread trauma were in New York, people were working in a neu- information in a time of crisis. back to, visually and mentally — a safe place well before the events of Sept. 11. tral place and that only exacerbated the ter- "You begin by asking who they are, and haven where they can retreat." "The county had already formed a ror," she said. where they were when the incident She encourages the children to engage Traumatic Loss Coalition comprised of But not only those on the scene were occurred," she explained, adding, "I often in various types of play therapy, from mental health, school and community pro- traumatized. Cernak explained that New ask them how they felt physically at the expressive drawing and painting to puppet fessionals who were prepared to help our Jersey's proximity to New York, added to time. They might say, 'I couldn't breathe' building and role-playing. resident youth," he said. the great number of Monmouth County res- or 'I threw up.' You don't ask about what "Through the activities, I try to help (hem Traumatic Loss Coalition coordinator idents who commute into the city, brought they're feeling emotionally until later, understand the change that has occurred in Dr. Mary Ann Cernak was quick to point the terror to every doorstep. when they're ready to open up." their lives," said Westendorf. 'The older kids out the difference between what took place "As the event was unfolding — literally Although the majority of students who often feel overly responsible for their mom's on 9/11 and other critical events in the area. while I was watching the buildings collapse attended these stress debriefings hadn't well-being. The little ones don't understand "I'd been brought in to consult on disas- on television — I began work on an article suffered a loss directly, Cullinane said they the permanency of death. They keep asking ters such as the Edison pipeline explosion called 'The Human Response to were still affected in an immediate and per- when daddy's coming back. That could con- and Hurricane Floyd, but while these Terrorism,' which we immediately passed sonal way. tinue for a very long time — three or four events had a devastating impact, they were out to school superintendents and commu- "This event was different because we all years usually." not the result of a deliberate act," she said. nity leaders to give them some guidelines witnessed it," she said. "The spheres of Continued on page 32
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He wasn't allowed to T tic sacrifice that patents make when tell us, but we knew it could be Pakistan or they send a child off to war. Afghanistan. He just kept telling us that he Freehold Township residents Mary Beth was safe." and John Dorney are among the proud and It was Pakistan. patient parents who watched their child, a Said John: "It wasn't easy for him being soldier, go off to the Middle East, not know- m Pakistan. They didn't have the best living ing where he was going to land, nor how conditions. Foi 12 weeks he lived under veiy close to the fighting he would be. primitive conditions. They started out sleep- Foitunately, theii son, U.S. Marines Capt. ing in a hangar, but it was so hot that he Michael J. Dorney came back unharmed and chose to live in a two-man tent. Even that was honoied by the Freehold Township was veiy hot. Committee in July with a pioclamalion for "He had his fiist shower, aftci 12 weeks, "diligently and pioudly" serving his country. on the Bataan, but his clothes were on the Capt. Dorney was among the f h st Marines to Shreveport so he had to put his dirty clothes serve in the Afghanistan theater during the back on. Michael said that bcfoie they left 26th Marine Expeditionary Unit involve- Paktstan, they just threw everything away." ment in Operation Enduring Freedom It was hard on Mary Beth and John while Michael's stint with the Marine Corps is FARRAH MAFFAI he was away because communication was coming to a close. He is on termination leave Mary Beth and John Dorney proudly display a photograph of their son, Capt. Michael spoiadic. He kept in touch with his parents via now, and after Sept. 15, he will be on four Dorney, who served as a logistics officer in Pakistan and returned home safely. e-mail, letteis and an occasional phone call. years' inactive duty. His mother woiries that "There was a time lapse for mail delivery he will be called up again if the United States that was killed " chose to have it at home. "It meant a lot to that didn't allow for any kind of real com- goes to war with Iraq. Michael was gone for seven months, but him to have his bars pinned on at home with munication," John said. But what could she have said to dissuade spent four months, from November until family and friends." "We used to scan the news constantly for him from joining the Marines and volunteer- February, in the Arabian Sea. Although it His lather explained one of the aspects of a glimpse of Michael or his unit," Mary Beth ing for deployment to a war zone? Mary was a difficult time for Mary Belli and John, the ceremony: "It's a whole tradition, when said. Beth was resigned when she asked rhetori- they knew it was a difficult time for him, too. you receive your first salute, the new officer Like mothers everywhere, Mary Beth cally, "What should I have said, Let someone John and Mary Beth moved to the tan gives the other officei a coin. In this case, likes to talk abut her son's special qualities else do it?" Colonial on Stonehurst Boulevard in the Michael gave the coin to the sergeant who "He puts his whole self into the things he It was hard for both parents while large township 27 years ago when she was officiated at the ceremony. likes. He has 100 percent concentration. ... Michael was away and communication was pregnant with her second son, Michael. "At that moment, he outranked her," John Now he's leady for whatever this has pre- limited. They became CNN junkies, search- Their first born, Keith, is married and about said, explaining that the officer keeps it in a pared him for." ing the news rcpoits for anything related to to present them with tlieii fust grandchild safe place so mat the new captain will be John talked about his son's special skills. their son and his unit. Michael attended Rutgers University, safe. He said Michael is an expert in both the rifle Mary Beth said while he was gone, she New Brunswick, and was in the Platoon The couple said they knew he was going and pistol. He also is an accomplished golfer tiled not to dwell on it. "I kept busy and Leader Corps. He entered the Marines in to the Meditciranean before 9/11, but they who excelled in the spoil in high school In prayed a lot," she said 1998, after he graduated from the university never expected him to be deployed to the fact, both sons were on the golf team in high She also did yoga, rising every morning and entered basic training at Camp Lejeune, Arabian Sea. He was on the USS Shreveport, school. at 5 a.m. for half an hom of stretches before N.C. After basic training he went to Officers one of three ships that weie part of the Michael's golf strategies served him well getting ready for her job as school nurse at Candidate School (OCS) and was awarded Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU). The in some aspects of training, John said. St. Rose of Lima in Freehold Borough. the rank of second lieutenant. In 2000 he othei two ships were the Bataan and Whidby "Every Marine is a rifleman. One of the John said what kept him going was became a first lieutenant. Last June, his Island. The ships suppoit the airciaft carri- skills they are supposed to acquire as knowing that it was Michael's choice — that proud parents said he made captain. ers, John said. Marines is firing a mortar. In order to hit the it was what he wanted to do. "He had volun- The couple has fond memories of the day 'There are always thicc of these MEUs: target, it's important to be able to measure teered to be deployed. He wanted to use his Michael was commissioned second lieu- one is out there, one is ready to go, one is in the distance. Mike used to judge the distance training at the front. He didn't want to be in tenant. The ceremony was held on the wood- training. We knew that Michael's unit was by what he learned playing golf," said his North Carolina." en deck at the back of their house. They have ready to go before 9/11. He was scheduled to father, who is a golfer himself and encour- Michael is a logistic officer responsible a photo album to show to anyone with an go to Spain and then to Egypt as part of aged both boys to take up the sport when for seeing that troops and equipment arrive interest in seeing them, pictures ot Michael Operation Bright Star, a training operation they were 6 or 7 years old. at their destination, John said. "Although he in his uniform with his parents and fellow that included military Irom 20 countries. John is also a retired school principal was not in a cave, he was moving all of the Marines at his side. From Egypt, his unit was sent to offshore who worked in Monroe Township, Middle- stuff so that the tioops could be in a cave." Mary Beth said he had a choice as to Albania. That's when they got the order that sex County. His father added: "He knew one of die guys where he wanted to have the ceremony and Gen. Tommy Franks requested that the 26th Continued on page 32
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Olds) Under 6 years 3:1 gious disease, something like smallpox, theie for a couple of days and tiy to mini- Over 6 years S: 1 could be devastating," LaRocca said, mize damages until backup resources are adding that county agencies have mn coor- able come in to help." dinated drills with health officials and five local hospitals to test the response to a Contuned on page 32 SENTINEL, SEPTEMBER 12, 2002 21 Small airports feel pinch of tightening regulations BY KARL VILACOBA age-restricted housing development were grounded and feared by the "The Lakewood police come in develop a database for the National Staff Wntei on the property. public, demand for smaller plane my airport seven times a day Transportation Safely Board, law t two local general aviation Following is a brief timeline of services jumped. But all those rev- now," said Pichel. "Before it was enforcement and intelligence offi- (GA) airports, several events after Sept. II, according to enues were missed and insurance once or never. But we live in a dif- cials to tap into, he said. Flight stu- planes sat unguarded on re- Federal Aviation Administration costs skyrocketed. ferent world now." dents would be required to wear the A (FAA) spokesman Jim Peters: One facility that survived rela- Other than local police, law IDs at all times. cent afternoons, tied down with cord to turnbuckles in the ground. • Sept. II: all U.S. flights tively unscathed was Monmouth enforcement and intelligence offi- Ronni Macklowilz, of Old The only barrier between them and grounded. Executive Airport, Wall Township, cials are relying on the regulars at Bridge Airport-based Northeast a visitor were short fences which • Sept. 12-13: some commercial according to FBO Ed Brown. With these airports in their light against Aviation, worried about the bill's could be walked around or easily flights resume; GA grounded. runways capahlc of handling small terror. The FAA alert asks for mem- impact on business. During the cleared by any person in reasonable * Sept. 14-17: most commercial jets and its designation as a reliever bers of the general aviation com- summer, a large portion of the physical condition. airports reopen. Some GA planes airport for the New York area, busi- munity to report any suspicious school's clientele are potential stu- While this wouldn't have raised with officially filed flight plans ness was not hurt. activities that don't fit the custom- dents who want to take a lesson or any eyebrows one year ago, the(allowing FAA tracking) permitted. A special alert on the FAA's ary patterns of the airport. a ilight before committing to the events of 9/11 caused the public to Airports within 25 nautical miles of Internet Web site warns that the A nationwide effort to increase long certification process. examine these small airports, just New York or Washington, D.C., intelligence community still sees security at small airports has picked "If you tell someone all of the like so many other aspects of every- closed. Agricultural planes (crop security gaps at small airports as a up steam. One proposal is to man- things they need to do, they may day life, in new ways. Airports in dusters) permitted, grounded, and potential threat: date criminal background checks just say 'never mind,' " Macklowitz central New Jersey, so close to New repermitted to fly. "The U.S. Government contin- and identification systems for flight said. York City, have been no exception. • Sept. 19: limited GA planes ues to receive credible indications students. Old Bridge Airport FBO Paul To some government officials, allowed to fly under visual flight that extremist individuals are plan- A similar bill was proposed in Cerniglia, who installed security 9/11 was a disastrous wake-up call mlcs. ning additional terrorist operations the state Legislature last year, but cameras at his facility since Sept. that brought to light aviation securi- * Sept. 22: flight training in sin- against U.S. and Western interests came under fire by the 380,000- 11, said he is in favor of the pro- ty gaps which must be addressed. gle-engine and twin-engine planes within the U.S. and overseas. ... member Aircraft Owners and Pilots posed bill. To the aviation community, feat- permitted, except near New York Terrorists who are no longer able to Association (AOPA), which argued "All the lime you see people you looms about reactionary politicians and Washington, D.C. hijack commercial airliners that criminal background checks don't know, walking around the air- infringing on their liberties and * Oct. 6-Dec.l9: most flight because of increased security at would not have stopped the Sept. port, looking around, maybe buy- destroying their businesses. restrictions lifted. commercial airports may turn to 11 hijackers, who had clean U.S. ing a plane," Cerniglia said. "If you "I love George Bush, but he GA airports and aircraft to conduct records. ask them who they are or what In the days following Sept. 11, a operations." series of shutdowns and flight never should have shut those air- The bill dropped the criminal they're doing, they look at you like restrictions at area airports proved ports down," said Ted Pichcl, FBO Local airport managers report background demands, but will still you're a nut. I don't want to have to to be a financial setback for airport of Lakewood Airport, Ocean that police patrols have increased provide for the new identification call the cops on anybody. With the owners and fixed base operators County, and Robbinsville Airport, dramatically since Sept. 11. system. According to the bill's IDs, you'll know who belongs (FBO). In one case, Marlboro Mercer County. "It was a major bad Marlboro Airport part-owner David sponsor, Assemblyman Neil Cohen there." Airport, the financial obstacle was decision. But it's history, and we Bcrman cited this "security issue for (D-Union), it will be voted on this Cohen said the bill won't solve insurmountable, part-owner Ken need to work ourselves up to where the township with the police de- month and passed to Gov. James all of the state's security problems Parker said in March. The owners we're as strong as we were before." partment constantly monitoring the McGreevey for final consideration. or stop a martyr, but it is "one piece of that airport plan lo close the What hurt most, Pichel said, was airport" as one of its reasons to The fingerprint and photo of the entire puzzle" in terms of facility on Sept. 30 and build an that while major commercial flights close. identifications will be used to preventing another Sept. 11. 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Costello ran inside of his own free will. His Melissa left for Princeton over the Most appalling, Louise notes, are the birthdays and holidays co-worker reportedly last saw him alive as Labor Day weekend, her mother said. comments made by some, implying that are especially difficult to face he disappeared into the flaming south Beyond that, Lori is not planning beyond she and her family should have recovered tower. the foreseeable future. and "moved on" by this point. BY SUE Ml. MORGAN When Chuck's birthday, Feb. 24, rolled "I take it day by day. I try not to think Other people have even asked Louise if Staff Writer around, Charlie urged Mary to recognize long range," Lori said. she will receive any financial compensation s she sits on her the day just the same. Having heard of Old Bridge's plans for in connection to Bobby's death. Old Bridge "The little one said, 'You have to do an evening memorial service to be held on "I can't believe people have had the A home's nearly something special,' " Mary recalled. the Laurence Harbor beachfront, Lori ex- nerve to ask, 'Are you going to get any completed covered The family hiked through Cheescquake pressed an interest in attending. A service money out oi this?' " she said. front porch, Mary Park that day, an activity Chuck would in her home community might be more "I don't want anything," Louise said Costello knows in her have enjoyed. healing than those planned in lower Man- firmly. "I just want my son to walk through heart that her late hus- "It's hard because [he's] not here," hattan or at Liberty State Park in Jersey that door." band, Chuck, would Mary said. City. Simply put, she would prefer a qui- What some people do not understand is like the newest Chuck sang in the folk group and taught eter, less-crowded ceremony. that the pain never goes away, Louise improvement. religious education at nearby St. Ambrose "I'm not going into the city," Lori said. pointed out. A covered front Church. An ardent member of the Friendly "I just want it quiet." "Everyone's life is moving on," Louise porch is an oddity on Sons, of the Shillelagh, he also coached said, "(but) not ours." any home in Say re girls' soccer. wo Sayrevillc Funeral director Carmen Spezzi of Woods South, Mary Chuck Costello One of two soccer fields on Higgins mothers, who lost Sayreville's Parlin section, who arranged explained. Yet, that did Road was named in Chuck's honor this past T promising young Bobby's funeral, has remained in continu- not stop Chuck from spring. adult children in the at- ous contact with the family, Louise said. wanting to construct one. tacks, continue to won- Over 2,000 persons attended the funeral for "This is his porch," Mary said. he other soccer field was named for der what those children the former baseball and soccer player at Although it is almost a year since Mark Shulman, another soccer could have become. Sayreville War Memorial High School. Chuck, 46, died as a result of the Sept. 11 T coach, who also died in the attacks. Empty chairs that sit at Councilman Thomas Marcinczyk has terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center, While Shulman might not have been the tables of those fami- icmained in touch with the Hughes family, Mary believes that in spirit, he is on that physically present at older daughter Melis- lies' gatherings symbol- continually offering support and under- porch with her. sa's high school graduation or for younger ize the emptiness and -landing, Louise said. "He's here. He's around and keeps me daughter Jamie's bat mitzvah, his widow, incredible loss both Several Bank of America employees mothers feel. going," she said. Lori, believes that in a spiritual way, he was Bobby Hughes have told Louise that as the company was An American flag that previously flew at both events and shares her pride in the "Every occasion that evacuating the burning north tower, Bobby over the Capitol in Washington, D.C., girls' accomplishments. is supposed to be happy isn't," said Louise and a co-worker stopped to assist a woman graces the new porch. Mary knows that "I feel his presence," Lori said. Hughes. Her son, Robert Jr., 23, an aspiring who had become disoriented. Despite the Chuck would like that. Carrying out his Anniversaries, birthdays and other rites stockbroker, worked as a margins clerk for risk, Bobby would not have left anyone wishes helps to ease her pain, she said. of passage have tested Lori's strength. the Bank of America on the 84th floor of behind, his mother said. "Those are the little things I do that keep However, she has persevered. One World Trade Center. "He was such a good kid," Louise said. me sane," she said. "You just get through it," Lori said. "He wasn't sick. He was perfectly As the anniversary approached, Louise Day to day though, it hasn't been easy. This year, Dec. 24 would have been healthy," Louise said describing her shock. Hughes said she hopes that others, though "It doesn't seem real yet," she said. Mark and Lori's 25th wedding anniversary. Robert, better known as "Bobby," was a not suffering the same loss, will at least try Mary hopes she and the four Costello Last year, Mark's remains were found at December 2000 graduate of Montclair State to understand and not neglect her. children, Amanda, 20; Theresa, 17; Mary Ground Zero on that day. University. Just starting his professional "I'm very angry," she said. "I think I Kate, 11; and Charlie, 7, will get through Shulman, 47, was a vice president of career, Bobby enjoyed working at the World speak for a lot of people." the month of September emotionally. risk consulting at Marsh & McLennan on Trade Center, and his family was proud. "Everything is different," Mary said. the 100th floor of the north tower. How- Now the Hughes family remains an- ike Bobby, Judy Fernandez, 27, was Thankfully, the children got through the ever, coaching girls' soccer was his pas- gered, frustrated and saddened by the cir- also a Sayreville War Memorial high previous school year successfully and sion, his associates have said. cumstances surrounding Robert's death as L school graduate. looked forward to returning to classes. Lori admires Jamie's resolve in continu- well as the attacks themselves. After coming to the United States from Theresa is a senior at Old Bridge High ing to play soccer all year, especially this "He didn't deserve it. The people re- the Philippines with her family in 1976, School; Mary Kate is a sixth-grader at Salk past summer. Yet even though she enjoys sponsible for this [the attacks] need to be Judy grew up in Sayreville and ran cross Middle School; and Charlie is in second watching Jamie play, she sometimes finds punished," Louise said. country and track while in high school. grade at Shepard School, Mary said. it difficult to be on the fields where Mark "There's not a thing anybody can do to She later went on to attend Rutgers Meanwhile, Amanda, who moved home once coached. make me feel better," Louise said. "I just University in New Brunswick. temporarily after her father's death, is a "I have trouble being there," Lori said. want him back." In a sad twist of fate, Judy had reportedly junior at Marymount Manhattan College. "Maybe she [Jamie] feels him there." Louise and Bobby's father, Robert Sr., gone into work that day against her mother's She recently moved into an apartment in Soon after Mark's death, Melissa was have three daughters: Shanin, 22; Leigha, 21; advice to finish up some paperwork before Queens, N.Y., Mary noted. named valedictorian of the Old Bridge and Lyndsey, 15. Support groups and coun- leaving for a business trip later that day. On business in lower Manhattan that High School class of 2002. She also earned seling geared toward surviving family mem- As with the Hughes family, Cora Fer- horrific Tuesday morning, Costello, an el- early acceptance to Princeton University, bers of attack victims are a way of life now. nandez, Judy's mother, says her family can- evator technician, and a co-worker hap- fulfilling two of her dreams. 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Closure means opening wounds for keeper of the list J took to help put people on the path to mending. Stall Wntei Besides the young husbands and wives with children sep- o was the face on the other side of the door that arated by Sept. 11, there were a host of other relationships opened with trepidation when a Middlctown police torn by the terrorist attack, too, Capriotti said. H car pulled into a driveway. He was the voice on the He's haunted by the grief-stricken stare of a father who other end of the phone line that had nothing but bad newt, to sat in iiont of the television awaiting word of his missing bear. He is Detective Sgt. Joe Capnotti. He had a calling to young daughter who worked at the Trade Center. There was be a cop. Still, official police calls were never easy and just no solace as he scrambled for information on the Internet and got harder after Sept 11 staved off his sorrow in silence. The 20-year veteran is one of 110 police officers in a "I'll never forget seeing that poor man staring at the tele- town that has become the worldwide poster child for subur- vision when I arrived. He was just trying to understand why bia in the wake of Sept. 11. this happened and why anyone would hurt his little girl. He The unfortunate reason Middlelown is now on everyone's desperately tried to make some sense of it all," Capriotli map: 32 full-time icsidents — commuters to jobs in New recalled. York — perished in the tenorist attack on the World Trade Another special relationship destroyed that day was that Center. of a man and his younger deaf brother. The man got a job at What has become Middlctown, USA, is a 40-square mile the Trade Center through a family friend who was also killed suluith that 70,000 people call home, many of them after a Sept. 11. day ol work in the city. That young man was Nicholas Pictrunti, who left behind It's also a town where a police force, by default, had to his brothci, John. "Nicky was so excited to have a job at start taking death tolls of its residents one bright crisp daik Cantor Fitzgetald," said Capriotti. "A family friend, Paul day in America. Nimbley, got Nicky a job as a clerk. He loved it. He would Capiiolti was the keeper of the list. He'll modestly tell VERONICA YANKOWSKI work long hours and was extremely dedicated." The you that it was just his |ob.} le's also quick to cite that others Keeper of the 9/11 victims' list, Middletown Police Pictruntis felt certain that Nicky didn't die alone. They were were theie helping and he's last in line to take credit or attract Detective Sgt. Joe Capriotti sits at his desk and sine that Paul would have never left the building without attention. reflects on his job in the past year. him. Nicky's remains weie found about three weeks ago. A But he does attract attention. It's because he's a cop of a He made those calls. week and a half later, Paul Nimbley was found. The family dilferent kind. And what his warm eyes have seen beyond Usually, he said, he'd first call a network of friends of is sure it was no coincidence. That's their only solace. that list in the past year is tantamount to 32 funerals on affected families thiough the organization Friends Assisting There arc also children of Middletown without a mother. instant replay. Victims of terror (FAVOR) if there was news. He'd ask the A single mom Capriotti knew died at the Trade Center. She "The liorroi is what I cany with me and will forever," people associated with the particulai family how they were left behind her parents and two children. And the list and its said Capriotti. "It was heart-wrenching — a swirl of emo- doing to prepare for what was on the other side of their dooi sorrow goes on. tions that I've nevei experienced before and never will again. when he rang the bell. Then he'd call a member of the local Capriotti just considers being a messenger, a voice for the But my burden is minor compared to what the [Sept. 11J vic- clergy to take with him. Then he'd drive to the home with a lost, part of his job. The message of Sept. 11 was not a rou- tims' families are going through." cleigy member in tow. "What can I say? Before you ring the tine one for him to cany, though. Goodwill is, however, rou- And he saw a great deal of what they were and aie going doorbell, you take a gulp and stand up straight," Capriotti tine for Capriotti. In fact, he won an Employee of the Year through from the first day. "We found out what happened," said. "I've done it before, notifying a family after an accident award from Middletown Township for his work this past Capriotti said. "Then we started to see all the cars left at the or something like that, but never for this reason or in this year. He almost missed the ceremony because he was tend- train station [about 200) and started getting calls and compil- magnitude." ing to another charity, Pollinger said. ing a list of the missing. Lt. Mike Rubino was very instru- What Capriotti was greeted with on the other side of the The past year has worn on Capriotti, he admits. He's had mental in spearheading everything. We started collecting door ranged from anger and lashing out to tears to hours- bouts of depression, but he's been there and stayed there for DNA samples — toothbrushes, combs, dental records. And, long talks. people in whatever capacity he's needed. "Joe looks and acts of course, there were names. We also went to Ground Zero. Most of the 14 victims found at the World Trade Center the same on the outside, but I know this has tugged on him It was the most devastating sight I've ever seen. It made it site out of the 32 on the list were husbands, young women inside this year," Pollinger said. "He's a special person and very real. There were faces — real family members — with children, or who had children on the way. Some police offieei." behind the names on that list, and (hey wcie lost in that rub- Capriotti visited more than once. Victims' remains were Still modest, Capriotti reiterated, "I was just doing my ble." found over and over again months after the attacks. job. We had a whole ciew of police officers knocking on After two trips to Ground Zero, Capriotti was back at his "There is no easy way to tell someone something like doors offering help. I just kept the list. It was all pail of what desk in the detective bureau in Middletown. "It was the nat- that," he said. "God, they've grieved, and then they'd have to I signed on to do when I became a cop. Now my kids have uial choice for Joe to be in charge of the list," said Police grieve over and over again." Most families left behind were seen the absolute worst of this job. I'm most proud mat it has Chief John Pollinger. "Partly, it was a choice by dclault. He widows with children, he said. not made them run away but, instead, seriously consider was a supei visor in the detective bureau. But he also had that "One woman was expecting a baby. She had a lot of dif- being a cop. That's another source of pride worth it all." unique, perfect balance of professionalism and compassion." ficulty with the birth. I would guess this probably had a lot to The list is still being whittled away at. More than half of the Capriotti walked the tight rope and hasn't fallen off yet. do with it." victims have not yet been identified. The official police call for Capriotti sat with her for three hours, he said. 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JERRY WOLKOWITZ Greater Media N& The body of the murder victim was found in this wooded area off Miller Road in South Brunswick Sunday night. 9uUtt*nn, Sad) Bfunewick Sentinel, htarllvSoiilti Bnmw Medical Examiner Dr. Frederick DeCarlo determined the cause of death to be severe S.B. slaying head trauma and strangulation. Investigators could not say if Olmedo Continued from page 1 was beaten or strangled first. jLook who & foinzd ou% h*iddtie£! place of employment. Following an extensive investigation When officers arrived at the ware- by South Brunswick police, New house, police said, a worker there con- Brunswick police, and investigators from NORTH BRUNSWICK PEDIATRICS firmed Olmcdo's employment at the fa- the prosecutor's office, Serrano was cility, but also said that all of the em- charged in the killing. Richard Cohen, Melvin Katz and Michael Segarra, MDs ployees had left. Police said that they believe that Later that evening, according to Ka- Olmedo was killed in the New Brunswick are pleased to announce the addition plan, Serrano returned to the New residence before being transported to the Brunswick police station claiming to have site on Miller Road. of a new Physician to their practice an "anonymous note" describing the loca- South Brunswick Detective Jim Ryan tion of the body in a desolate, wooded area and county investigator Virgil Angelini Dr. Jean Gob, M.D. on the east side of South Brunswick. interrogated Serrano at the South Board Certified in Pediatrics Serrano accompanied two officers Brunswick station. from New Brunswick and South Incriminating statements made during Brunswick police Sgt. Joe Channcllo, the lengthy interrogation led to the arrest, She comes to us with Patrolman Lazlo Nyilrai and Patrolwoman according to the complaint filed Monday. Pediatric Training from Tara Fiandaca to the location just off rural According to Kaplan, jealousy re- Miller Road. garding a perceived affair may have been the NY Presbyterian-Cornell At about 9:20 p.m. Sunday, the officers the motive for the slaying. Medical College made the grisly discovery of the woman Serrano is employed by Church & inside a garbage bag a couple hundred feet Dwight, on Jersey Avenue in North from the access path to the road. Brunswick as a laborer, according to po- 732-297-0603 According to Kaplan, Olmedo had suf- lice. fered severe head injuries and had a rope He is being held on $500,000 bail in 1598 Route 130, g tied around her neck. the Middlesex County Adult Correction North Brunswick ' An autopsy performed by Assistant Center, North Brunswick. PRESEASON WINT ,__ ALL IN-STOCK 30 OFF WINTER COVERS* Economy Winter Cover Sale HVSRF^ffiSMBOMBHffSMEffilS^^^V^"" """ I Wm ^^ ^^ ^»« •«• I^M nm >«iTr- Reg. 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Library to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month The North Brunswick Public Library, jects include landscapes, seascapes and 880 Hermann Road, will celebrate flowers. "Hispanic Heritage Month" in September The Friends of the Library arc selling with a children's story and craft program First Student 2003 Entertainment books for $30, with Sept. 21 at 11 a.m. Registration is a portion of the proceeds benefiting the required for the free program for children library. Sales will continue until Jan. 3 age 6 and older. and books may be purchased at the FIRST STUDENT WANTS YOU! The library is displaying acrylic paint- library. To Drive A School Bus For The ings by North Brunswick artist William For more information on the above, Kastan during September. Kastan's sub- call the library at (732) 246-3545. Children of Your Community! This is the perfect part time job! Students invited to take A PART TIME JOB WITH FULL TIME REWARDS! part in 2002-03 STAAP Rosana N. Bitar of the Monmouth Junction section of South Brunswick was A Family Friendly Schedule, Evenings, and High school juniors and seniors are in- recently named to the dean's list for the vited to participate in the annual State spring semester at Ursinus College, Col- Weekends off Theatre Arts Appreciation Program legeville, Pa., where she is majoring in in- (STAAP) during the 2002-03 season. An ternational relations, and business and - $12.70 to Start ($13.00 in application process is required to partici- economics. September), more with experience pate in the program which ends in May. Interested students must submit an ap- Jessica Socha, North Brunswick, has - Free CDL Training plication form and short essay detailing been named to the dean's list for the spring why the arts arc important. Deadline is semester at the Stillman School of Busi- - Annual increases, bonuses Nov. 8, and a maximum of 100 students ness at Seton Hall University, South Or- - Retirement will be accepted. ange. Socha was also named to the Big The program is free of charge. It in- East swimming and diving 2001-02 aca- - No weekends, nights or holidays cludes preparatory classes, pre-perfor- demic all-star team. mance talks, and attendance at symphony, - Work with a great group of people opera, dance and theater events. Also in- - Perfect part time job cluded are pre-pcrformance "insights" And enjoy working with children giving specific information about the The Medical Center at Princeton an- events, and online discussions. nounced the following local birth: EOE/Drug Screening The nonprofit theater is at 15 Liv- ingston Ave., New Brunswick. For more Allison and Evan Gelfand of the Mon- information or an application form, call 1- mouth Junction section of South 877-782-8311. Phone: 1(877)353-4777 or Brunswick, a daughter on Sept. 3. (732)398-1084 To our readers FIRST STUDENT, INC. Forms for social announcements are available by calling (732) 358-5200, ext. 8226. 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Hadleish Lane between 11 p.m. Sept. 5 on his own recognizance. All items in Police Beat are taken from SOUTH BRUNSWICK police department records. All suspects and 8 a.m. Sept. 6. There were no signs of Reddy Pramod, 39, of Princeton and are presumed innocent until found guilty in forced entry. The phone and its acces- Ahobala Rao, 20, of New York were arrested Michael Odincov, 25, of North and charged with disorderly conduct at the court. sories were valued at $500, according to Brunswick, was arrested and charged with police. Days Inn on Route 1 at 2:10 p.m. Sept. 1. driving while intoxicated, leaving the scene Pramod and Rao allegedly refused to leave Henry Lee Robinson, 48, of New of an accident, and reckless driving on NORTH BRUNSWICK Brunswick, was arrested and charged with the hotel despite repeated requests from the Georges Road at 9:30 a.m. Aug. 27. Odincov clerk and became verbally abusive, ac- burglary, theft and possession of drug was released on his own recognizance. A theft was reported to a four-door, paraphernalia on Newton Street at 2:15 cording to police. They were released on p.m. Sept. 6. Police had responded to a Andrew Wong, 49, of Freehold, was their own recognizance. red 2001 Acura Integra on Sassafras Court arrested and charged with a false public between 9 p.m. Sept. 3 and 7 a.m. Sept. 4. report of a stolen circular saw valued at $60. Robinson matched the description of alarm on Stryker Lane at 11:35 a.m. Aug. 23. Police said that the victim's insurance card, Police said that Wong allegedly reported a owner's manual and two homemade CDs the suspect and allegedly was seen trying to put a circular saw into his backpack. false fire to the South Brunswick Police were reported stolen from the motor vehi- Department concerning a fire at a Nicholas cle. The steering column was damaged in Robinson was released on his own recog- nizance. Court warehouse. Wong was released on Recreation dept. holds an alleged attempt to steal the vehicle, $15,000 bail. A theft was reported to a blue 1987 according to police. There were visible Carlos Rivera, 20, of New Brunswick, scratch marks on the driver's side door Ford van on Georges Road between 5 p.m. registration for kids Sept. 2 and 8 a.m. Sept. 3. Various tools was arrested and charged with receiving near the lock which may have been the stolen property at the McDonald's on Route The South Brunswick Department of point of entry, according to police. were taken from the van valued at $1,600, Recreation and Community Alfails will according to police. The suspect gained 1 at 7:57 p.m. Sept. 2. Police said that Rivera A Motorola cellular phone and acces- was in possession of a license plate that had hold fall registration for its programs for sories were reported stolen from a white entry by smashing a side window, accord- ing to police. been reported stolen. Rivera was released preschool age children Sept. 12 from 7-8 2002 truck parked at a residence on p.m. at the community center al Woodlot Park, New Road, Kendall Park section of .South Brunswick. The doors to the com- munity center open at 6 p.m. The Creative Learning programs aie "Yippie, I'm 3," "Stepping Stones" and "Fundays." The Bright Starts program is for parents, tocklleis, and preschoolers. Registration is open to all South Brunswick residents. Registration is on a fnst-come, first- served basis. Applicants must appear at the When it's time tit gat away,. centei in-person and may register only one Complete Travel Service •*«•«...«»,,,, family. One class must he chosen, with a r» * •*- • Till) riiur 1(1 <)llll ViDfjlil second choice if first is full. Attendees must Economy To Luxury «i,,«.,,».. have the registration form. A copy of the GREAT LAST child's birth certificate must be on lile or a •Honeymoo Cruises • Escorten Registrd Tours y copy must accompany Ihe registration form. • All Inclusive packages MINUTE DEALS Creative Learning registrants must have • Disney, Europe & Cruise updated medical and data forms. The child Experts On Staff must meet age requirements- before Oct. 11. • Group Travels For more infoimation, call the recre- ation office al (732) 329-4000, ext. 671, t t Monday-Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 Your Friendly ^ p.m. Neighborhood ; Tribute to area artist www cherrytravel.com Over 31 Years Service CRUISE AND M ATAWAN RED BANK The South Brunswick Senior Center, VACATION 583-275O 842-8977 540 Ridge Road, Monmouth Junction sec- tion of South Brunswick, will hold a trib- CENTER "When Personal ute to artist Elizabeth Endres Sept. 17-Jan. Service is as 3. Exhibit hours are Monday-Friday from Important 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., and two Saturdays VIl\GSI1iaP»W as Price" from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. (call for dales). 732-536-2777 We Perfected .Service! Hndrcs was a 25-year resident of the Mai'lltoro Square Kendall Park section of South Brunswick, Route » North ______1988 - 2002 and passed away this year at age 96. She iM&Helono Kaplan-Owners | 14 Years Of Excellence was a dedicated artist who worked in a va- EO1IOAY &AXE. Oraise Holidays of Marlboro riety of media such as walcrcolor, oils and CHHI9IMAS-NEW YBAR'S-EASTER woodcarving. LIMITED SPACE-CALL NOW r£ff£tt?£i Her extensive- travel, as well as nature, were inspirations for her pieces. Her WOUDMSLmmmmr « works have been exhibited in New York IAJL 3 OFF] AMERICA'S CRUISE VACATION STORE " City and New Jersey. The. tribute is made OFFICE 191 Rt. 9 • Marlboro possible by her daughter. • Service • Price 1 -800-284-2784 The center will also honor Endres at its 732-5^ 2777 "Senior Center Art Show" Sept. 26 from 1-732-972-2444 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Artists must register for 4/10 mile from Friday's * Marlboro » Rt. 9 Northbound-Marlboro Square Visit us at: www.cruiseholidaysnj.com the show by Sept. 13. For more information or to register, call the senior center at (732) 329-4000, IRISH WEEK-END cxt. 670. at Villa Roma 11/22/02-11/24/02 ARUBA Auditions set for 0z' 11/15/02-11/21/02 New Jersey Repertory Theatre, 1795 Oak Non-Stop Air/Continental j FARRAH MAFFAI 2002 4l DATE OPPONENT WHERE TIME a/5 COLONIA H 7:00 9/13 PERTH AMBOY A 7:00 \ 9/20 PISCATAWAY H 7:00 t 10/4 EDISON H 7:00 10/11 J.P. STEVENS A 7:00 10/18 SAYREVILLE H 7:00 fHEHunfflnflMl 10/25 WOODBRIDGE A 7:00 Wsm. A 11/1 EAST BRUNSWICK H 7:00 North Brunswick High School 11/8 OLD BRIDGE A 7:00 2002 Football Schedule 11/15 PLAYOFF H TBA 11/22 PLAYOFF H TBA Sept 13 J.P Stevens (A) 1 pjm. Sponsored by Sept. 20 Sayreviile (A) 7 p.m. Sept. 27 Colonia (H) 7 pjn. ACME NISSAN Oct. 4 Bishop Ahr (A) 7 p.m. Central Jersey's Largest Oct. 11 Monroe (H) 7 p,m. Exclusive Volume Nissan Dealer Oct. 18 J.F. Kennedy (H) 7 p.m. 2050 Route 130 North Oct. 25 South Plairtfiefd (A) 7 p.m. South Brunswick 732-821-9300 Nov. 1 Carteret (A) 7 p.m. Nov. 27 South Brunswick : .-..V -r:h:,^sM\?::M^ Advertise The following are the results of the over the East Brunswick Gladiators (7-0) Tamarack Women's Nine-Hole Golf and the Old Bridge Flames (5-2). The final Association's Aug. 22 outing. The game two games were played on rain-soaked played was even holes, half handicap. Mary fields against the Westlicld Raptors, with Ann Gelsinon won the A Flight, followed by the outcome in Westficld's favor. The ThelmaTsaenans, Marge Quirk and Ellie dc Rockets were led with goals from Mario la Bandera. Diane Del Maslo won the B Rangcl, Jimmy Mcindl, Matt Magliocco, TURN YOUR Flight, followed by Joan Semen, Fran Christopher Wishart, Michael LJtsct, Greg Poulin and Marian Marshall. Joy Goldstein Barbo, Patrick Risi and Nicholas Martins. won the C Flight, followed by Jancttc Also assisting the offense were Tyler CLUTTER INTO CASH! Squires, Anne Jawidzik and Gloria Frock. Bcrman, Danny Botros, Mike Casari, Corey Quirk and Goldstein had fewest putts with Donnelly and Nicholas Pascale. A relentless $ 14. defense was led by Michael Ulset, Ryan 4 Lines 1 Time 18 The following are the results ol the McCartney, Christopher Wishart, Alex Each additional line $4.50 • SomSone restriction's apply Tamarack Women's Nine-Hole Golf Slade and Greg Barbo. Goal tending was Association's Sept. 5 outing. The game split between Nicholas Pascale and Michael FREE GARAGE SALE KIT played was par 3s and par 5s, half handicap. Ulset. The team was helped by two guest Pre-Payment Required Mary Ann Gelsinon won Flight A with a players, Robert Casari on offense and Kevin 1 •800-660-4ADS score of II, followed by Edylhe Gutman McCartney on defense. Missing from the Classified Deadline is Monday 12 Moon (11), Joan Hoskins (13) and Ellie de la team were Alex Tcrwilliger, Aakash Shah Bandera (15). Joan Semen won Flight B and Bryan Glinsky. The coaches arc Steve with 13, followed by Shirley Maas (14), Casari, Jim Meindl and George Pascale. Marion Batchelor (14) and Inge Robinson (15). Rosann Marosy won Flight C with 8, The Sayreville Bomber Football Team followed by Anne Jawidzik (11), Marge Touchdown Club will hold a night of pro- Planning a wedding? Want to save $$$? Attend the... Wukitsch (14) and Gloria Frock (15). fessional wrestling at Sayreville High Gutman had the fewest putts with 14. School on Sept. 28, beginning at 7:30 p.m. 2. Garden State's Largest Scheduled to appear are TV wrestling stars The following are the results of the Disco Inferno, Simon Diamond, The Patriot Con 2 for I Tamarack Women's 18-Hole Golf and more. Tickets will be available at all Admission Association's Aug. 20 Sweepstakes varsity home football games. To reserve w/Ad Tournament. Blcnda Treuman won Flight A seats call (732) 888-1704 with 67, followed by Muriel Fcniello (70) and Rita Reisart (70). Jan Unger had low Registration is being accepted for the South Jersey North Jersey putts with 29. Thelma Tsaenaris won Flight Old Bridge fall ice hockey youth instruc- B with 69, followed by Tim Jesdanan (71) tional program, sponsored by the township Sun., Sept. IS Sun., Sept. 29 and Young Lee (71). Claudia Homoki had Department of Parks, Recreation & Social S.J. Expo Ctr. Meadowlands ; ;: low putts with 27. Inge Robinson won Services. The program will be held Sunday Rt. 73 "};:::: : For preservations arid ihfo^ cajli : Crown Plaza Flight C with 75, followed by Judi Weinberg evenings at the Old Bridge Sports Arena. Pennsauken (75) and Terry Massaro (82). Helen Jo had Youngsters ages 5 through 12 will be Exhibit Ctr. low putls with 41. instructed on the fundamentals of hockey, Women interested in joining the league including stickhandling, passing, and shoot- Other shows/register online at:w#wJ3ridalti*adeshQws^coin can join now with reduced membership ing. Participants are required to wear full price and play in September and October. equipment. The 90-minute sessions are bro- Handicap may not exceed 42. For more ken into two age groups: 5-8 and 9-13. The information, call Terry Massaro at (732) 5-8 group runs from 5:15 p.m. to 6:45 p.m., 545-5360. the older group runs from 6:45 p.m. to 8:15 p.m. The cost is $200 for Old Bridge resi- Greater Media Newspapers' Advertise on Niiwi. (run icrlpl I xftinlfuir Irl luwil Independent All.inlli villtt The Miiltown American Legion Post 25 dents and $250 for nonresidents. For more ttiti tint* hulniilnn I iv.t HniM'WItk Stmtlitt)! Nurth/Sioiilti boutlrml will host a 40 and over slowpitch softball information visit the arena Monday through tournament Sept. 21. The rain date is Sept. Thursday from 7-8:30 p.m. or call John 22. The cost is $150 per team. For more Piccolo at (732) 721-5600, ext. 4025, or information, contact John Adochio at (732) (732) 679-8339. 274-2393. The CNJ United, an U12 boys' travel The Robbinsville Cobras played a soccer team, captured first place in the 21st tough and grueling season in the CBC annual South Brunswick Invitational Travel Baseball League. The Cobras fin- Tournament. CNJ United defeated teams This Way For Halloween Fun. Reach over ished with an 11-3 record to capture the title. from Hillsborough, Montclair, North 528,000 Readers Freddie Ulisse, Michael Constantini, Ryan Brunswick and Union. This was CNJ Leader, Mark Mairano, Cory Karagjozi, United's sixth tournament victory in the past in Middlesex, Josh Pacifico, Stevie Todd, Joey Ferraro, year. The team is Gabriel Aquino, Joe Monmouth & Ocean Michael Schubert, Danny Powell, Jared Brisindi, Thomas Brynkiewicz, Tommy Counties who are Rubenstein, Zach Donohue, Brett Anderson Cahillane, Michael Chiosi, Mohamed looking for family fun and Alec Schwartz all played outstanding Conteh, Greg DeMaio, Nic Giraldo, Ryan this fall. baseball in their first season of playing Iannuzzo, Sean Lawrence, Dennis Mooney, baseball under high school federation rules, Tom Parkinson, Petar Pavkovic, Michael Advertise your farm in which leading, head-first sliding, and Pluta, Mike Salazer and Matt Sepe. CNJ fresh produce, picking off runners are permitted. The team United is coached by Art Pluta and Dan pumpkins, hayrides, plays on a modified field of 50/70 to com- Cahillane and assisted by Kian Barry and corn mazes, mums & pensate for leading. Ulisse led the Cobras in Danny Cahillane. CNJ United is affiliated hitting with a .465 batting average, followed with the Central New Jersey Silver Bullet special attractions on by Leader .428, Constantini .404, Schubert Soccer Club. this weli received 5 .375, Donohue .356, Anderson .314 and week run Color Page. Powell .300. The pitching corps were also The American Heart Association's outstanding, led by Zach Donohue, Ryan 11th annual American Heart Walk will be CalL For HMm • Pkootmtfor S Week- tuni/ Leader, Danny Powell and Michael held at Thompson Park in the Lincroft sec- Constantini. Jarcd Rubenstein played out- tion of Middletown Sept. 29. There will be Published: Sept. 253 Oct. 2, Oct. 9, Oct. 16 & Oct. 23 standingly at second base making double a total of 13 walksites throughout the state. plays look easy. Cory Karagjozi, Josh Currently the American Heart Association is Pacifico, Stevie Todd, Joey Ferraro and seeking volunteers to help organize and Michael Schubert also played key roles on facilitate the walk. Volunteers are needed to / Mffl Middlesex the hub I NewsTransctipt N0./S0. Brunswick Sentinel the team when a defensive play was needed help with walksite set-up and take-down, Independent \ Examiner East Brunswick Sentinel to be made or the team needed the big hit. check-in/registration support, performers . Atlantlcvllle \ Tri-Town News Suburban These boys came through in the clutch. and entertainers, community health fair par- 168,200 Readers \k 192,600 Benders 167,200 Readers ticipants, photography volunteers, and vol- The Old Bridge-based Battle of unteers to help distribute food beverages Don't Miss Your Chance to get on the Map! Monmouth Rockets Ull travel soccer and other items. Call to place your ad today team claimed second place at the East To volunteer or for more information Brunswick Labor Day tournament. The about the walk, call (732) 821-2610. Toll Free in NJs 1-80Q-66Q-4ADS team qualified for the finals with victories or Locals 732-358-5210, ext. 8103 3O SENTINEL, SEPTEMBER 12,2002 NS Farm animal day slated at agriculture museum The NJ. Museum of Agricultuie, 103 College Farm Road, North Brunswick, will present "Barnyard Buddies" on Discover Farm Animals Day Sept. 22 fiom noon-4 p.m. The museum's Fall Festival will be Oct. 20, also from noon-4 p.m. It will in- clude a pumpkin sale, jack-o-lantern carv- ing, and children's crafts. Museum admission includes the above events Admission is $4, $3 for seniors, $2 for childicn age 4-12, and free foi mem- bers and children age 3 and younger. Pio- ceeds benefit the museum's education pro- giam. For more information, call the museum at (732) 249-2077. 'Buddy Bail' soccer season to begin Sept. The North Biunswick Soccer Club has announced its "Buddy Ball" program lor physically and developmentally disabled youth will begin Sept. 21 at 11 a.m. at Vet- erans Park, North Brunswick. The piogram uses trained voluntceis or "Buddies" age 12 and older, to piovidc in- dividual attention to players, and adult volunteers supervise. There is no registration fee for the pro- gram. Applications for the fall season may be obtained by calling Tom at (732) 545- 2804 or Sherry at (732) 846-4479. Signups JLL will also be taken opening day from 10 VERONICA YANKOWSKI a.m.-noon. Craig Roxbury checks out the photographs taken by Cathy and Ray Harding. The couple opened their photo exhibit at the North Brunswick Municipal Building on Monday. Auxiliary's Ladies Night Out slated for Oct. 12 Greater Media Newspapers' The Auxiliary of American Legion Post 2276 U.S. Highway 130, Doylon, NJ 08810 No. 401 will present Ladies Night Out 732-329-6300 Oct. 12 from 8-10:30 p.m. (doors open at 7 p.m.) at the post home at 148 Major Road, Monmouth Junction section of South Brunswick. Cost is $15, or $12 in advance. For more information, call Vicky or Terri at (732) 329-9861. A bus trip to the Showboat Casino, Atlantic City, will be Oct. 20 from 10 a.m.-6 p.m. The bus will depart the post home. Cost is $20, and refreshments will be provided. For more information or reservations, call Baib at Lubo (whore nppllcaOlo) n ma]of l> ando I (torund uary) Ma olaiilior Dxira &iv onmenial (732) 821-6673 or Terri at (732) 329-9861. apply nsome;) 003 Lai foropp No diner (i scouni Panel schedules free I Chwfc hoHa and sdlust 11 PICKUP AND DELIVERY | J belts perlonnByitem test divorce law seminar I and chm conttemor. Any car o[ homo or your office at i N NO EXTRA CHARGEI | J Refrigerant extra H19 • | (within 5 miles of the shop) • | N5 ^^ ^UM Eip t g,lftD2 ^ The New Jersey State Bar Foundation will present a free public seminar on di- y vorce law from 7-9 p.m. on Sept. 24 at the New Jersey Law Center, One Constitution Square (off Ryders Lane), New Brunswick. Two family law attorneys will discuss such topics as mediation and arbitration, the Early Settlement Panel, custody and Sara Camilli, Freehold visitation, domestic violence orders, al- Danielle Ricciardi, Ocean imony, equitable distribution and child Tia Romeo, Hazlet support guidelines. A question-and-answer period will follow the presentations. Michael Boldt.Howell Admission is free. The public is wel- Tyler Lubin, Manalapan To Advertise come. Advance registration is required. CJ Bennett, East Brunswick In the To register or for more information, Christie DiGenova, Red Bank Real Estate Section call (800) FREE-LAW. Nathaniel Yokell, Sayreville of our paper Kiana Best, North Brunswick Sharon Items for Community Bulletin Board ML may be mailed to: Greater Media Newspapers' The Sentinel, P.O. Box5001, Freehold, ': News Transcript, Examiner, Tri Toim, Independent, The Hub, Atlantic*, Suburban, Nortli/Soulh Brunswick Sentinel East Brunswick Sentinel f NJ 07728. They also may be faxed to (732) 780-4192. SENTINEL, SEPTEMBER 12, 2002 31 SOLD Weichert, Realtors8 EAST BRUNSWICK NORTH BRUNSWICK SOUTH AMBOY SOUTH BRUNSWICK BUYFOR$3019/MO $589,900 BUY FOR $1595/MO $319,900 BUY FOR $2380/MO. 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Anderson Bay window, 732-297-0200 was so pleased with all the things we did to sell fenced yard, vmyi siding, EIK, perfect for your family - won't last" (1S4Q05903) his house at such a handsome financial return. 732-525-1550 NORTH BRUNSWICK Call your local Weichert office today. BUYFOR$1247/MO $250,000 BUYFOR$1621/MO $325,000 Best of town & country. Close to schools & local stores, Custom built brick ranch, 2 large spacious bedrooms ban- cul-de-sac setting, ad|acent to woods Access to Tpk 8A & quet sized dining room, bonus addition of glass enclosed 9 7 rooms, fenced yard, ceiling fans, custom kitchen sun porch, full basement garage (111111111) (164005979) 732-254-1700 Call and we'll bring results. 732-525-1550 BUY FOR $2912 MO. BUY FOR $1490 MO. BUY FOR $937 MO. BUY FOR $987 MO. East Brunswick $569,000 East Brunswick $298,900 East Brunswick $187,900 South River $198,000 Gracious center hall colonial that offers, 4 bdrm, 2 5 Fantastic 4 bdrm, enlarged master bedroom, addition Lovely second floor (top level with attic) 2 bdrm, 2 bath Lovely colonial This home features renovated EIK and bath that have bsen updated, beautiful updated of banquet sized family room, 2 fireplaces, finished condo, convenient to shopping, transportation and bathrooms, 3 bdrm, formal dining room, gas fireplace kltchon, family room with fireplace, finished basement basement, replaced windows, professional landscap- major highways, easy commute to NYC (010121212) and above ground pool (043-00-6868) plus den and an office, and much morel (111110001) ing, garage, siding exterior, large porch (111111111) East Brunswick Office (732) 254-1700 East Brunswick Office (732) 254-1700 East Brunswick Office (732) 254-1700 South Brunswick Office (732) 297-0200 BUY FOR $2815 MO. BUY FOR $843 MO. BUY FOR $1857 MO. BUY FOR $1097 MO. Franklin $550,000 Sayreville $169,000 Old Bridge $372,500 Old Bridge $220,000 Move your family right into this lovely, spacious well 2 bdrm'cap w/1 bath, full basement, l/r, d/r, EIK, large Immaculate, spacious 5 bdrm colonial, corner lot, cir- Updated cape w/vinyl siding Corner lot, walking dis- maintained 5 bdrm, 2.5 bath home situated on 2 7 lot, Needs TLC! (164005989) cular driveway, gleaming h/w floors & csramic tile tance to beach, 4 bdrms, newer windows & c/a New beautifully landscaped acres, backing to woods. Freshly painted. Close to NYC transportation & GSP carpet, close to houses of worship Home protection (043-00 6903) (164005981) plan included (164005982) South Brunswick Office (732) 297-0200 Old Bridge Office (732) 525-1550 Old Bridge Office (732) 525-1550 Old Bridge Office (732) 525-1550 Call your local Weichert office Click weichert.com Mortgage 1-800-829-2274 Monthly payments era {or 30-year conventional fixed rate mortgages as detailed below, Ask about: Lower Downpaymenls • Lower Monthly Payments • Other Options Far pwhaia prtaa up to S375.W5IW* maw «nwl» (pnnc^-i^^ wWilSifctSKW? tol»^e»«(rM$3?5S75to$8«OT tl»m»%»im^ Weichert i aiid bravery that COLDWELL BANKER minds of Experience, Trust, Reliability & Service We continue to pray for EDISON $259,900 Agents for the Month of ShaipiBRIH Pergo & ceramic file fls Liigecedai deck, 11B, for "August" w/fullbatli, oice& storage Walk to NY twins SBR0191 JAMESBURG $309,900 Beautiful home landscaped lot Newer ioof, IIVAC, watei heater, windows, Hardwood floois. Fenced yard with above Americans: ground pool Elementary school up the street S1SRO257 LAWRENCEVILLE $324,900 We Are Family! Sabrina Kober Beautiful Iwh in Liberty Green Builder Model with over $60,000 in upgrades lull Finished basement Great location Stand Tall, Stand Proud, Pool and clubhouse Call now for showing SBR0223 NEW BRUNSWICK $94,900 Stand Together! Arthur "Art" Napolitano 'Ihree bedrooms, one bath Excellent for first time home buyei Close to major highway SBUO215 NEW BRUNSWICK $265,000 Successfully Serving 3BR/2BA Colonial w/cozy porch, basement, lovely patio garden Centtaljmsey • Lorraine GLennard, Real Estate I'ar Walk to Robl Wood, Rutgeis, S( Peters Excellent location SBRO217 Oner 10 Yean 11-888-531-9136 We'tf beat any Call today for your lender's price... Free Pre Approvall SOUTH BRUNSWICK $294,500 GUARANTEED." 3BH/15BA ranch w/over $80,000 m upgiades. Gourmet Kit, new baths, scieened Ianai, newfurn, biding, windows, etc Guaranteed Same Day Approval SBR0208 Some people think just any real estate company will k, Others expect more! © 2000 Coldwell Banker Corporation Coldwell Banker1 Is a registered trademark of Coldwell Banker Corporation An Equal Opportunity Company Equal Housing Opportunity Independently Owned and Operated by NRT Incorporated 3228 Rt. 27 Kendall Park, 08824 cotouieix www.coldwellbankermoves.com NS SENTINEL, SEPTEMBER 12, 2002 33 Business Briefs The chamber's Human Resource Practice offers physical Tickets still available Council will present its annual human Chiropractic office holds therapy screenings for networking party resources forum "The World, The Backpack Weigh-in Factory, The Plan — Practical Tickets will be available until Sept. Approaches to Real HR Issues Facing The annual Backpack Weigh-in will be To celebrate National Physical conducted during September al Charschan Therapy Month in Octobei, the new fa- 18 for the "Largest Netwoiking Party Us Today" Oct. 16 at 5 p.m. at The X" sponsored by The Middlesex County Chubb Institute, Route 1, North Chiropractic and Sports Injury Associates, cility, Jersey Physical Therapy, will oiler 490 Geoiges Road, Noith Brunswick. The free physical therapy screenings Oct. 10 to Regional Chamber of Commerce Brunswick. Cost is $35 for nonmembers free program is in conjunction with the evaluate flexibility, balance and strength. (MCRCC) and $25 for members, and a light dinnei American Chiiopractie Society. Office The screenings will be at South The party is Sept. 24 from 5-9 p.m. at will be served. employees will evaluate children's back- Brunswick Senior Center, 540 Ridge the Hyatt Regency, 2 Albany S(., New The chamber will present an "IT packs and determine if the pack is within Road, Monmouth Junction section of Brunswick. Cost is $25, or $35 al theCouncil Piogram" Oct. 22 I mm 5:30- the safe weight limit. For more informa- South Brunswick. door. 7:30 p.m. at its office. Cost is $25 for tion, call the ollice at (732) 846-6400. Jersey Physical Therapy is at 3228 "Business Over Breakfast" will be nonmembers and $15 lor members. Route 27, Kendall Park, and is owned by Oct. 3 al 8 a.m. also at the Hyatt Cost is The chamber is at I Distribution Businesses are welcome to send Kendall Park native Marc S. Rubcnsteiii. $30 for member walk-ins, $28 for non- Way, Monmouth Junction section of news of personnel promotions, Appointments are necessary for members, and $22 for members. The South Brunswick. awards, grand openings, etc. to screenings. topic of discussion will be "Technology: For more inloimation, call (he cham- The Sentinel, P.O. Box 5001, For more information or an appoint- Get More From What You Have — Why ber al (732) 821-1700. Freehold, NJ 07728. ment, call Marc at (732) 297-0032. Buy More?" Or fax to (732) 780-4192. Memories GMAC of 9/11 rReaJIMate We have all been affected in Gloria Nikon one way or another by last year's tragic events of 9/11. My heart still aches for the families of all the victims, and our prayers are still with them. America can rebuild, business can recoup, but the healing process for loved ones lost cannot be put on a time line. All this month, we will see ANNA MANIOUDAKIS ROBERT VITELLI CAMERON HENDERSON CINDY KOBER CORINNETONNIE" CORNISH CYNTHIA STANGER both in print and on television, tributes, recapitulations, and our GMAC Gloria NiLson Real remembrances of that tragic day Estate i.imily would like lo extend in our history. While some feel their honor anil respect tor all the that reliving the pain, the horror victims, and their families, whose and the loss somehow will work lives were permanently altered one year ago Our thoughts and prayers will to strengthen our resolve, I pre- always be with .ill ol the heroes of that fer to be reminded of the strong day. As part of the local community we sense of "oneness" and "unity" wish to communicate to one and all that felt, and shown throughout our DENNIS JONES EDWINA NASATKA your GMAC Real Estate sales team is always available to you and yours to great nation, in the days and assist in whatever challenges you may months that followed. encounter We are not just a real estate * company We ate a lamily Our family us Remember the events, yes. made up of many local residents who all Remember the victims even * * i take great pride in being a part of our J more. But, mostly, remember it fine community. If you need \ii>, call us or how you felt about "your neigh- stop by and we will be there for you1 bors" and keep that spirit alive Your GMAC/Otona Ntlson Sales Team in memory of all victims & survi- vors of 9/11. The evil that r wrought the destruction also HEAVENLY HAMMOND JARRETTSUTTON fostered strength in goodwill. Use that good to combat the evil, and always "remember". I will be back to my regular "real estate" column next week. My best to your families. Art Napolitano Arthur Napolitano Broker/Sales Consultant 732-735-1148 ROSE RAIA SHIRLEY M MESSINGER STEPHEN WANIAK, Manager TIMOTHY R DEMAREST YASSER ABDELFATTAH ZORAIDA MALDONADO [email protected] 3228 Route 27 SOUTH BR UNSWICK OFFICE Kendall Park, 08824 3'43O Route 2 7 732-398-2600 732-I9f-7171 ext. 107 REALTOR http://www.glorianilson.com http://www.gmacrealestate.com http://www.eleganthomes.org 34 SENTINEL, SEPTEMBER 12, 2002 NS I7JVITY DAY IVood Lot Paf/c and New Road •i . Greater Princeton Princeton Forrestai Village Everything STEVE lists turns to SOLD List By Dusk; Sold By Dawn! 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Sailer Pro-Skate USA rink continues to grow BY DAVE GOLDBERG on hockey teams and in figure skating." "In October, we're having a five day Congratulations Staff Writer Lately business has been good, accord- event called the North Atlantic Figure SOUTH BRUNSWICK — The Pro ing to Giardano. Skating Championship," Giardano said. to our Skate USA Ice Arena on Cornwall Road "We've pushed for local involvement," "During this five day event, we will be provides the community an opportunity Giardano said. "It has grown every semes- using both of our links. for all types ol skating. ter as far as participation Right now, this is "We have an Olympic sized rink and a (Top Sales "We have been in South Brunswick for our biggest time of the year for the 'learn National Hockey League si?ed rink. the last two years, and during that time we to skate' programs. The fall and winter is During this period, there will not be hock- have grown in the community," said man- always strongest for that program. Our big ey at the arena. These championships bring Associates ager Rich Giardano. thing in the summer is the figure skating competitors from Maine to Maryland. It is "We have an agreement with the camp. There are more people in the camp really a big thing in the figure skating com- for schools and the department of rccieation in the summer than the winter. We run munity. Theie arc more than 400 competi- to have physical education at the arena. It camps and clinics tlnough the summer and tors scheduled to be involved." is going to take place twice a week." winter. You can also get one on one lessons The arena offers many things for the August The arena is used by many dilferent with various coaches of your choice." public, according to Giardano. hockey teams in the area, according to Giardano said that the Pro Skate Ice "We offer public skating everyday, Giardano. Arena has a large hgurc skating event open hockey and free style skating," "The South Biunswick High School cveiy yeai in Octobei Giardano said. "We also oflei birthday par- boys hockey team, as well as the Rutgeis ties loi those who are interested." University men's and women's teams, use our arena," Giardano said. "All ol their home games are played at the mena. We also have the Junior Titan hockey club that Chamber of Commerce Laffin graduates from Barbara Preville play here. The New Jeiscy Stars, who are our Pro-Skate stais, also play here. They sets business seminar deaier candidate course arc a Uavehng team ranging from ages six to 18." The East Brunswick Regional Chamber Scott Laflin of Laffin Chevrolet Giardano said that there are also a vari- of Commerce will hold a business seminar Oklsmobile, South River, recently gradu- ety of programs at the Pro Skate arena. titled "How Are We Weathering the ated from the Dealci Candidate Academy "There are different levels of play," Current Economic Climate? Are We Ready ol the National Automobile Dealeis Asso- Giardano said. "It depends on the age level lor the Future?" from 5:30-7:30 p.m. on ciation. The specialized curriculum is de- and the skill level. We have 'learn to skate' Sept. 17 at Care One at East Brunswick, signed to prepare dealer-succcssois and program foi ages four and up. It is for both 595 Cranbury Road. The event is spon- management personnel to operate a new children and adults. There is tiaining in sored by the Properties and Building car or Uuck dcaleiship. figure skating routines and there are hock- Services Council oi the Chamber. A resident of Farmingdale, Laihn plans Rita Ross ey classes. The most impoilant thing is to All businesses are welcome. to use the skills he developed to prepare teach proper techniques to use on the ice. For more information and to reserve, lor further management responsibilities at We have about 20 instiuctors for both call (732) 257-3009, or fax a reservation to his family-ownecf dealership. classes. These instructors aie also coaches (732) 257-0949. Lenders 130-yr Fix. l^llggj 1 -yr ARM jjjJjgJJJJ^j domments Susan Gcrstman Phone # RATE PTS, RATE PTS. RATE PTS. RATE PTS. 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With bar S LAWN TRACTOR - Craftsman. navy fitted bedspread. Very LIVING ROOM SET- Contemp. T.V stand. Incl. 2 end tables S 17.G hp, 42" blade. Brand nflw. good cond. $125. 732-251-6371 s n c t i o n a 1, 4 p c s. 1 0' x 1 \l', 1 coffee table, all wood. All lor & new Weed Wackor. Musi BED - White. Simmons, twin $1,500. Designer cocktail $600. Exc. cond. 732-625-1584 sell, moving. $B50. for both. headboard, mattress, box, DINETTE SETS - (1) Octagon table, $7S0. Artwork to match Call 732-409-7732 Is at your frame, Excellent condition, table v.'/glass top 8 ceramic sot, $250. Call 908-725-5999 WASHER S DRYER - GE, $200. Call 732-446-0179. base, 4 cnairs. Eggshell, Nev- gas.$50. each. LIVING RM. LEAF VAC/SCAVENGER er used. (1) Oak drop leaf ta- LOVESEAT - Opens to twin SET. 3 pcs. Italian style. $300. arkor, push typo w/B cf catch- BED- Trundle, 3 drawers/ ble, 2 chairs. Good cond. bod. Office desk. Maple table Call 732-607-1718 after 3pm. ar.D hp Brlgns onqlno. Low storage. Wall grabber, 4 shelf. Call 732-679-0037 & 3 chairs. Trundle bad with hours. $100. 732-2B0-2973 Black fabric chair. Asst. misc./ mattrsss. Microwave stand. MOVING SALE - Dining Roam: fingertips comforter sets. 732-257-5092 DINING RM. TBL. & 6 chair, Call 732-530-2888 048 General Oak. $125. LIVING RM. 3 pcs. Cantury. Med. wood tablo, 0 BEDROOM FURNITURE Colonial. $75. Good cond. LOVESEAT-$4 50.Loungo Merchandise chairs, cradonza, breakfront, 2 Girls, 7 piece, Whits French Call 732-591-8396 $450., & Desk $150..Antique loaves, pads, $1,500., nun. Prov., Exc. Cond., Asking wlckor furn., from oarly 1920'r, Dsdroom:Tnfln. 10pcB.,$250. $400/best offer. 732-500-0502 DINING RM./KITCHEN SET Exc. Cond. 732-780-6948 lixarclsa equip. 732-545-8420 24 hours a day® This End Up. Honey Pine table ABSOLUTELY NO COST TO BEDROOM SET Girls. White, with 6 cnairs, two with arms. MOVING SALE - Din. rm. sot., YOU! NEW POWER Sealy twin pillow top, mattress, Fabric seats and hutch. The 64" oval tbl., 4 chairs, china WHEELCHAIRS. MOVING SALE box, frame, dresser,chest. Like set is 8 yrs old. But the last A cat)., sorvor, $350, SLEEPER SCOOTERS, HOSPITAL Bedroom Sol: 6 pc. art cioco new, $-100. Call 732-S3B-3B77 years it has been In storaqe. SOFA 80" Plush tan velvet, BEDS, GEL & AIR MATTRE- black, Groon loattior couch & BEDROOM SET - Beige Originally $2,500. asklnq 1650. $200. MATTRESS & BOX SSES. DO YOU QUALIFY?? chairw/ottoman. Marblo cofluu formica, king platform, mirror & Please call 732-671-4152 or SPRING (Q), $100. Of bost Call to find out. 24Hns/7OAYS tablo & ond table. Living Rm.: lighted bridge, tv/armoire, email: [email protected] offers. Call 732-364-3239 TOLL FREE 1-«BS-34B-4040 couch & (a[chalrs, Other itoms dressers, mirror. Lots ot and will e-mail photos ol sot. MED+AID SUPPLY, LLC avail. Call 732-679-1060 log ditto pieces. $1,200. neg. Call 732-308-3260 DINING ROOM 9 pea., Mod. AQUARIUMS (& fish) Com- MOVING SALE MIRROR, gold loaf, 59"x 36" plete full sot-ups/lish.180 (inl, BEDROOM SET - Boy's. 9 pc. COMPUTER DESK - U-shape. acrylic, (Chlclld tank), wot « Sleopor full couch & choir, Pecan. (2) twin headboards, MOVING SALE - Bedrm. Set: dry system w/cornl, $99!). 230 ifioo. Miorowavo: Panasonic, Call 732-796-9168 Oak, Baby bedrm. sot. Living ]26. Dog Konnel: oxirn larfjo, www*gmnew$*c®m desk & chair, (3) dressers, pal. tropical tank 8 llssh, $f)S!i, S7S. Blko: 21 speed Blnnchi hutch, night table. $800. Wall DINING ROOM - Broyhill. Ta- rrn: brand now - never us^d. Soth with stands. 732-730-1322 Unit: 3 pcs. Walnut wood. Full ble, 4 chairs, china cabinet, Bods + many other Items. All mountain biks, $100. Tahiti: leal, $600.Sleeper Sofa & priced to soil. 732-972-2246 BEDROOM - Quoon, Italian Ig, oval maple w/2 loavos, bookcase, computer desk, fits $'100. Drop Loaf Kit. Tablo: TV, storage space, $300. All Lovesent: Jonnifor, $500., MOVING SALE • Din. Rm, sat, r.tylo, Jinc. Brass liroplaco good con3. Call 732-446-6461 neg.AII good cond,609-7S2-0493 novar. BiUttS. Twin mattrossas, wood, $75. Corner Ent. Unit: solid wood, Ci chairs, poder,tal And misc. Call 733-700-7653 liko now, oak finish, $1 fi». BEDROOM SET - Girls white. DINING ROOM - Oak. Tablo tlb., broakfro.nl. Sola bod w/ GonvBctloti Ovon; Kltchonnld Twin bed, desk, hutch & chair, w/B chairs, china closet, (2) matching lovn Boat. Ration BEDROOM SET w/curamlc lop, $500. Comput- eaves, pads. $400.or best snfa w/chair. Dresner (dbl). Plntlorm, 6 piano king bdrrn.. or Dnsk: cornor, Inrno, SSOC). • Scan the headlines dresser & mirror, night stand & Misc. iioms. Call 732-028-7023 cabinet, $450, 732-792-1171 offor. Call 732-972-S983 Solid Oak, 7 yrs., young. Orig- Cull 732-290-2663 DINING ROOM New uphol- MOVING SALE - DINING RM. inally $3,400. Asking jit,000. MOVING SALE-Livlnn Room., stered chairs, brass accent, SET. w/lool. 4 chairs. Solid Golfoo & 2 ond tfiblos. Socro- Din. Rm., exorcise nqiilp.. pawor pecan, hutch $950. Accosso- oak. Exc. cond. Vary roasonn- •nrydusk. BEST OFFER tools, gardening, snow nlowor, • Shop our classifieds rlasforsalo. Call 732-727-8097 bio. Call 732-920-4177 732-833-8473 poworwashof.olc. 732-834-0648 BEDROOM SET - Teon's Ital- •A DINING ROOM SET ;< MOVING SALE • PATIO SET, BEDROOM- 5 place, blue cus- MOVING SALE-LOW PRICES ian gray lacquor.Twin Brushed cherry, 2 pc. hutch, w/4 chairs, cushions & tom formica $1,000. Drum Furn., KidnToya - I'lslior Prlt:o, w/bedding, $400. Sofa: soot., table with G cnairs, Isnvos, S e t - c h 11 I06(} Gara9e Sales Illl 060 Garag^ Sales Illl 063 Irisiruction 1065 Pels & Animals III 066a Novenas 068 Photography III 069 Ehtertairirneni: TRAIN TABLE (BRIO) BARGAIN HUNTERS! U MARLBORO The Classified Can! BOXER PUPPIES FAX YOUR AD 24/7 The Classified Can! CHILDREN'S TEA PARTIES Top ol the line. All Ualns CHECK OUT OUR VcSALESMAN'S SAMPLES,-Y Sell Your Car! 732-780-4678 Fill your Employment Needs! 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Call 732-446-8576 slant load trailer, bumper pull. other baby items. 732-866-0323 Frl. & Sat. 9/13 & 9/14, 8-4pm MOVING SALE - 89 Jeremy Weight distribution hitch. Spare DRESSER/ CHANGING TABLE Sun., 9/15, 9am-3pm Ct. (off Spotswood/Englishtown tire, rear tack rm., dressing ST. JUDE A-1 PARTY CHARACTERS DJ J* JAY combo, Oak- $75 00, Crib & Pheasant Run & Fox Chase Rd, & Cornell Ave ), Sat & STUDIO 63 rm., Fully loaded. Used only a All Your Child's Favorite PROFESSIONAL • QUALITY Dresser changing table, natural Cl. (East Freehold Rd. to Sun., 9/14 & 9/15, 8-4. H/H, There is a Differonce few times. $10,000. firm NOVENA Splnart w/frisbees • magicians MUSIC FOR ALL OCCASIONS wood. $350. 731-817-0336 Pheasant Run & Fox Chase furn , baby items, lots MOREI Call 732-786-1288 May the sacred heart of clowns • popcoin • cotton candy DJ & KARAOKE 732-316-1161 Ct.) Furn. for every room, chil- MUSIC candy carts & morel Toll Free STROLLER-TRIPLE drens furn., toys, tools, sports U MOHGANVILLE- 58 Professional Instruction ROTTWEILER PUPS Jesus be adored, glori- 877-297-5244 or 732-513-1012 DJ ANY OCCASION PEG PERGO. Excellent & exer. equip, clothing, house- Waterford Ave , (Off Rt. 34 in 63 Milltown Rd., E, Brunswick Parents on premises. Exc. fied, loved and preserved condtion.. $300. FIRM. hold items too numerous to Woodellff) Sat., 9/14,9am-2pm 732-257-8637 temp $3 00,/ea Shots throughout the world now ALL CHARACTERS #Balloon R & R MUSIC 732-316-9447 Call 732-679-2232 list! Look for Balloon Markers Baby items, toys, Iurn., S more Included. Call 732-723-0296 and forever. Sacred hearl Show & Games * Face Art * *• * JUMPIN JAXS * * * Park the car, spend the dayl of Jesus pray for us. St. # Magic & Morel 732-723-0179 • NORTH BRUNSWICK-628 SHIH-TZU - Male, 3 yrs. old Jude, woiker of miracles, * Moonwalks * Fun Foods * 049Merchandise U FREEHOLD TWP- Remsen Av. (off Nassau Rd.) 063b tutprmg. w/papers Black & white. Good pray tor us. St. Jude, hope AMAZING MAGIC Entertainment. 732-972-0618 MOVING SALE Briar Wood Sat, 9/14 9-3, Household, with children. Great disposition. of trie hopeless, pray for with ERIC THE GREAT KEYBOARDIST Wanted i W. Bldg. 50S Harding Rd (Off Furn., ITEMS FOR EVERYONE $350, Call 732-238-2042 us. Say this prayer nine Any Occasion. 732-536-6936 Ed the ONE MAN BAND Rt. 537) Sat. 9/14, 8am to • NORTH BRUNSWICK-1382 times a day. By the eighth ,ja AN EXPERIENCED D.J. Call 609-275-6881 4pm Household, furn & more. ALGEBRA I & II SAT'S TLC DOG SITTING day your prayer will be No toys No clothes . Huron Rd. (off Rt. 27) Sat, Geometry & Basic Skills * Great Party Packages! ALL LIONEL TRAINS 9/14, 9-3, Household, Clothes, Per Diem & Extended Stays answered. Say it for nine Over 15 yrs. exp. 732-264-0421 MARTI The Clown / Magician Or Flyer. Top cash appraisal. Need Help? Feeling frustrated? Safe & Loving. 732-613-0915 days. It has never been Parties with rabbit • Moonwalk • FREEHOLD/HOWELL Toys, Baseball Cards, & morel Experienced Teacher & Tutor. • Magic • Balloons' Your Favorite Price no object. 732-946-2893 23 Longbrook Lane (Longbrook Call 732-613-9225 known to fail. Publication BUBBLES THE CLOWN BUYING CAMERAS Development, Rt. 9 So. to U OLD BRIDGE must be promised. Thank Magic, balloons • 732-446-3131 Princesses- Blue 732-390-8382 « Lakerldge Multi-Family & FRENCH & SPANISH-All you St.Jude. And PHOTO EQUIPMENT Strickland & Wyckoff Rd.), 59 Lakeridge Dr, (off Rt 516), 1366 Personals CHILDREN'S PARTIES • Clown PARTY MUSIC* KEYBOARD 1 pc. or whole studio. No polaroid Sat, 9/14,9-2. Furn., kids Levels/K-8 All subjects. Cert. or Comody Magic • Balloons VOCALIST • Cocktail • Danco items, clothes & misc., MORE I held In pool parking lot, Sat., teacher. In your home or mine. J.B. or movie. Call 732-928-7811 9/14, 8am-3pm. Raindate: 732-316-0368 • Faco Pamtinq • Maqic & A Live Weddings- Anniversary •Birthday CONSIGN Your Women's & Sun., 9/15, 8am-3pm. Bunny Call JIMBO 732-297-1369 Sing aloncjs • Judy 732-431-1286 Children's Quality Clothing & MATH DRUG/ALCOHOL REHAB- Accessories Call 732-431-7667 U OLD BRIDGE - 51 Athens Need help? Licensed to teach Hslp a loved one who is losing 2ND TURNAROUND Ave. (off Rt. 34, near Rt. 9). math and MS In mathematics. everything. 90-180 days, 75% U Get some attention! Sat., 9/14, 9am-4pm. Dog Please Call 732-297-6859 success. Ask about guarantee. FISHING TACKLE Collector cage & house, cargo carrier, See www.narconon.ca We Accept wishes to buy old rods, reels, ADD A SYMBOL- ONLY $5. luggage, household, etc., etc. Math-College teacher, all levels lures, catalogs. 908-233-1654 For Garage Sale Ads SAT; 8 books pub; Who's Who call 1-877-782-7409 toll free. Q OLD BRIDGE-MOVING American Tchrs. 732-238-3042 U HAZLET 20 Albert Dr. (off Grace Dr.) Business 8, Services £ i 050 Musical 33 Hazlet Ave. (off Middle Rd.) Sat., 9/14, 9-3. Ralndata: Sun., MATHEMATICS TUTOR Sat., 9/14, 10am-2pm. Bikes, 9/15. VARIETY • must see NJ State Certified Teacher 1066a Novenas DEADLINE Friday 1:00 PM Call 1 -800-660-4ADS Instruments toys, games, household items. Grades 7-12, College, SAT U OLD BRIDGE-MULTI Prep. Call 732-721-5448 • HOWELL FAMILIES - Rittnar Ln. (Off MOVING SALE; 25 Ginesi Dr. Bushnell Rd.) Sat. 9/14, 8am PSAT/SAT CLASSES ALTO SAXOPHONE [pfl Brickyard Rd.), Sal. & to 2pm. Rain Date Sun. 9/15. Math a Verbal Individual Sun., 9/14 8 9/15, 9-3. Variety attention. PRINCETON U PRAYER TO ST. JUDE With case Yamaha, like new, Profiles by Terry Metzger Oh Holy SI. Jude, Apostle and Mar- 13 SEER 36,0 BTU's - 3 TON $700. Call 732-536-1081 • HOWELL-1 Killington Dr. Grad. Teacher with 30 years Q OLD BRIDGE experience. 732-761-3977 tyr, great in virtue and rich in mira- BASS GUITAR - PEAVEY (off Dutch Valley) Sat. & Sun. 10 Tunica Ct. (off Seneca), cles, near Kinsman of Jesus Christ, 9* CENTRAL Bairtily with case & stand $175. 9/14 & 9/15, 9am-4pm. Sat. & Sun., 9/14 &9/15, B-3. READING & MATH - Basic faithful intercessor of all who invoke AIR ExcBllent condition. Furniture and misc. Items. Baby furn., clothes a toys, etc Skills. Exp. K-8 teacher. Your your special patronage in time of Call 732-888-9325 Q JACKSON-44 W. Conn. home or mine. 732-254-8567 noed, lo you I have recourse Irom YSE Your Home Concourse (Off Aldnch) Sat. Q OLD BRIDGE-193 Cindy trie depth of my heart and humbly I SELL NEW & USED St.(end of Ternll Road) Sat,, & S.A.T. VERBAL, Reading beg to whom God has given such 100,000 BTU Hlflli Efficiency Ca Musical Instruments, 9/14, Sam to 2pm. Furn., HH Specialist, Special Ed Special- items, TV's, and much more. Sun., 9/14 & 9/15, 8am-2pm. greatpowertocometomy Model TUD100 C945H at deep discount prices. Yard and Indoor tag safe, ist, English all levels, Math. assistance. Help me In my present CALL DON at 732-741-4709 LI JACKSON College Essays 732-257-2777 and urgent petition. In relurn, t 17 Jenny Lane (Kensington U OLD BRIDGE-52 Washing- promise to make your name known Manor, off South Hope Chapel ton Ave. (off Route 341 Sat., and cause you to be Invoked Say ifr PIANO £< 9/14, 10-3 RAIN DATE Sun. Wurlitzer, with bench. Pertect Rd.), Sat. a Sun., 9/14 8 9/15, 064 Lost & Found Hires Our Fathers, three Hall Marys 9-4, Furn., household & kitchen 9/1S, 10-3. Toys, baby Items, and Glorias. Publication must be ATLANTIC HEATING & COOLING, INC. condition. $1,000. best offer. housewear, clothes, & MOREI Call 732-446-5934 items, clothes, MUCH MORE. promised. St. Jude pray (or us all Q PARLIN- 47 Cedar Terrace, who invoke your aid, Amen. This •M> 1-800-999-6362 Q MANALAPAN Novena has never been known lo 14 Villanova Drive (off Old (Off Ernston Road) Sat., 9/14, CAT LOST - Norlh Brunswick FREE ESTIMATES PIANO TUNING 9am-3pm. Many items, by DeVry's Nursery, female fail. This Novena must be said lor Queens), Sat. & Sun., 9/14 & nine consecutive days Thanks New Client Discount - $25. off 9/15, 9-4. Toys, petite clothes. something for everyone. "Marlshka" black/white tuxedo, Call 609-409-9045 white collar. Call 732-940-0951 • Master Tuner Estb. 1960 • • MANALAPAN- 59 Tarrytown U SAYREVILLE - MOVING A.S. Rd. (off Old Queens) Sat., 9/14 SALE - 92 N. Edward St. (Off Found items PIANOS-ORGANS 9-3 Baby items, adult clothes Washington Rd.) Sat. 9/14, LOTS OF TRADE INS TOO MUCH TO LIST!! 9am to 2pm. & Sun. 9/15,8am placed under this FROM $450. to noon. Something for all classification are free. line HOME Cleaned • Tuned to A440 U MARLBORO PRAYER TO THE (31a 34Ottowa Rd. So, (off Gordons Q SPOTSWOOD - 1 Maiden Call Classified Guaranteed. Delivery Aval!. Lane (Off Manalapan Road) BLESSED VIRGIN Kitchen All Floor Models On Sale Corner Rd. near Rt. 520), Fri. 1-800-660-4ADS (Never known to tall). O mosf Beau- & Bath IMPROVEMENTS & Sat., 9/13 & 9/14, 9-4. Baby Frl., Sat., a Sun., 9/13-9/14-9/15, lilul Flower of Mt. Carmel, Fruitful items, household, kids dressers 9am-4pm. Rain date: 9/20,9/21 Heating & Cooling 'Remodeling 1-800-453-1001 & 9/22 Some antiques, lots of Vine, Splendor of Heaven, Blessed '* Whitlow » floors Mother of the Son ol God. Immacu- Heat Pumps • Duct Work/Cleaning I Now U MARLBORO Iron skillets, pots, and lot's more. 1065 Pets & Animals! late Virgin, assist me in my Counter Tops «J8tctana 051 Sporting 3 Arie Dr. (off Ryan Rd.), Sun., Gas • Oil • Humidifiers 9/15, 9am-2pm. 4pc. dresser Q SPOTSWOOD- 57 Lettau necessity. Oh Star of the Soa, help & Resurfacing Equipment desk set, crib, kids clothes, Dr. (off DBVOB) Sat., 9/14,8-3, me, ana show me herein You are • Air Cleaners • Finished Basements 1 my Mother. Oh Holy Mary, Mother toys, books, misc. items., more Household, furniture, baby And Muck More! ACE PET SITTING of God, Queen or Heaven and Residential • Commercial • Painting • Carpentry Items, etc.. Earth, I humbly beseech You from Honest Prices • Most Brands Fully Insured • Free Estimates Free Est. • Fully Ins. BASKETBALL U UNION BEACH-187 IN YOUR HOME OR MINE the bottom of my heart to succor me Owner on premises. Morningslde Ava. (Btwn. Union Walk, feed, playtime. Insured In my necessity (make request). Ph. 732-438-4207 BACKBOARDS & PooFe)' * CONTENTS OF a bonded. Call 732-446-4194 There are none that can withstand Q MATAWAN- Mufti Family HOUSE SALE* Fri., 9/13 & ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A Your power. O Mary conceived with- 732-3554489 Fax 732-432-9558 732-698-0912 and HOOPS (2). Sat., 9/14, 10am-5pm. Furn., out sin, pray for us who have re- $25. each or best offer. Sale Indian Trail (off Ravine PUPPY? Gift certificate for Call 732-698-0241 Dr.) Sat., 9/21 8-2 Large Free- (from the '40s) tools, books, store in Mlddletown. Worth course to Thes (3 times) Holy Mary, zsr. furn., baby Items S MQREI piano and much more. $800. Best offers. 732-671-5452 I place this cause in your hands (3 BASTEKBALLHOOP- limes). Say this prayer for three PORTABLE - Very good consecutive days You must publish cond.Asking $125. or best it, and it will be granted to You. Quality ROSAR offer. Call 732-866-0987 A.S. EXERCISE BIKE - Vision Fit- Contracting ness Recumbant Cycle with HOW TO PUBLISH A NOVENA By Ray Gitidti ONSTRliCTION • Carpentry heart monitor, $600. Like new No job UK> .small condition. Call 609-752-0495 PRAYER TO THE • Insect & Water Damage Repair A Good Craftsman for all GOLF EQUIPMENT - Clubs, BLESSED VIRGIN • Handyman • Windows Prayer to St. Jude (Never known to fail). 0 most Beau- your Carpentry Needs • Roofing /Siding • Doors bags, and carts. Bad knees. If you wish to publish 0h Holy St Jude, Apostle and tilul Flower of Mt. Carmel, Fruitful No more golfl Too much to list. Martyr, great in virtue and rich jn Vine, Splendor ol Heaven, Blessed Interior Alterations RESIDENTIAL t COMMERCIAL WORK CaM 732-531-1365 miracles, near Kinsman of Jesus ALL JOBS BIG & SMALL a Novena in Christ, faithful intercessor of all who Mother ol the Son of God. Immacu- • Additions • Dnila late Virgin, assist me In my Sheetrockflrim NORDIC TRAK Walk Fit Invoke your special patronage in • Siding & Roofing * Painting 27 Years Experience Treadmill, $175. Set of weights, Greater Media Newspapers, time of need, to you I have recourse necessity, Oh Star of trie Sea, help Doors/Mantefs/Locks $20. Weider Universal, $100. from the depth of my heart and me, ana show me herein You are Storm Doors Free Estimates Exc. cond. Call 732-741-2383 humbly l>an lo whom God has fliven my Mother. Oh Holy Mary, Mother you may use the coupon such groat power to canto to my of God, Queen ol Heaven and Insured • 30 Years Experience Call askance. Help me in my presum Earth, I humbly beseech You from TREADMILL- Proform 2HP and urgent petition. In return, I 732-525-2290 Cardio treadmill $200. below or call promise to rnatayour name known the bottom of my heart to succor me BRAND NEW, USED TWICE! and cause you to ba Invoked" in my necessity (make request). 732-536-3397 732-727-5135 732-521-1705 after 7pm Say three Our Fathers, three Hall There are none that can withstand Marys and Glorias Publication must Your power. O Mary conceived wilh- TREADMILL- Proform 7353CS be prom tend St Jude pray for us all oul sin, pray lor us who have re- Incline, HR Monitor, folds up. wlio Invoke your aid Amen, This course to Thee (3 times). Holy Mary, 1-800-6604ADS fjovena has never been know to fail Less than (1) mile on it. Free This Navena must be said lor 9 I place this cause in your hands (3 Bathroom electronic blks (EXEI-j with Your prayer will be published in our consecutive days times). Say this prayer for three treadmill purchase. $500. Thanks L.M.F. consecutive days You must publish CaUOur takBS both. 732-446-4631 newspaper in your community. It, and it will be granted to You. Remodeling WEIGHT MACHINE- Body ceramic Tile • Marble Up to 5x8 Smith by Parabody $100. Cost Granite • porcelain Punching Bag by Century $50. BUSINESS Only $2,395 CALL 732-780-6948 Kltcnens/Foyers/Baths Ceramic Tiles Pre-payment required. PRAYER TO THE HOLY SPIRIT Counter Tops & Back-splashes & Repairs per Zone Mastercard. VISA or Holy Spiril, you who solve all prob- discover accepted lems, light all roads so that I can &SERTO wonder Board •Mud Jobs tree 060 Garage Sales 'Estimates 19 achieve my goal. You who give ma Complete Renovations & Repairs Fully Name. a divine out to forgive & forget all Free Est./Fullv Ins. evil against me and that in all in- Insured stances ol my life are with me. I All Work Guaranteed Ask about our FREE Address. want tliis short prayer to thank you ADTOBBS Joe ventlmlglla Call Vinny for all things you confirm once again Garage Sale Kit! that I never want to be separated 732-967-0572 Phone_ . Initials at end of prayer.. from you, even in spite of all mate- 732-257-9268 With the purchase of your rial Illusions. I wish to be with you in Garage Sale Ad. MC/VISA/DISCOVER#. eternal joy and thank you for your Pre-Payment required. . EXP.. mercy towards me and mine. The person must say Ihis prayer for 3 Have your Visa, Me, or Please return form with check or money order consecutive days. After 3 days Ihe Discover Card Handy Check One Prayer: for $19.00 par zonB payable to Greater Media Newspapers. favor requested will be granted Q St.Jude Novena even il it seams difficult. 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' SENTINEL, SEPTEMBER 12, 2002 43 NEW 2003 GMC SONOMA 4 Cyl, 5 Speed, A/C, P/S, ABS, racus A Cyl Auto, A/C P/S P/B, P/M Auto Headlights, Dual Air Bags, P/T Storage Console T/Glass, Smooth Ride Suspension Air Bags R/Def, Int Wipers AM/FM/CD, Stk#34S2, AM/FWasa Stk#5531 VIN#38116O17, MSRP$14,905 10A9SF VINKW171906 MSHP$14,93ii Price Includes $1500 Factory $1000 Olds & $750 Lease Loyalty Rebate II Qual Tax SMV Fees Add I NEW 2002 MERCURY SABLE LS Price Includes $2000 factory $1000 Renewal $400 College Grad Ftebata II Qual, Tax SMV Fees Addl 6 Cyl, Auto Air Conditioning, P/Steering, P/Brakes, NEW 2003 PONTIAC PAVindows, P/Lacks, P/Seat, Keylesy s Entryy, Alarm, Dual Air Bags, Tilt, Cruise AM/FM/Cass, Stk#5175, DOWN VIN#2G624634, MSBP$22,895 SECURITY 6RAIU4 Cyl, 5 Speed Manual,I A A/CM, P/S S, E BANK FEE 9 PICKUP P/B, Aulo Headlights, Traction 6 Cyl Auto, A/C, P/S, ABS, Work Truck Control, Rear Defroster, Int Wipers, Group Preferred Equip Package, Till Wheel, AM/FM Stereo Stkfe470, AM/FM/Cass SW6534 VINK3C150960, MSRP$17,690 VINK2CA6B034, MSRP$19,B25 Due At Inception $0 Price InclurJas $2500 Factory, $500 Off Lease $400 Collage Grad Rebate If Qual Tax & MV Fees Add I 12995 NEW 2003 MERCURY Price Includes $1500 factory, $1000 Olds $750 Lease Loyally Rebate II Qual Tax R MV Tees Add I Price Includes $?500 Factory $1500 Renewal, $400 College Grad SI Qual Tax & MV Foos Add I MOUNTAINEE6 Cyl, Auto, A/C. P/S, ABS, PAV P/L, R NEW 2003 PONTIAC P/M, P/Seats Alarm, Keylass Entry, Tilt Cruise, T/Glass, Root Rack, SIM5519, VIIW3U500759, MSRP$32,245 4 Cyl, 5 Speed Manual, A/C, P/S, P/B, Customer Dialog Network Dual 6 Cyl Aulo A/C P/W, P/L, P/S Air Bags, Int Wipers Rear P/B, P/M F7TStorano Console* Defroster, AM/FM Stareo, SW3335, Air Sags R/Def, Int VIM3Z427B74, MSRP$16,900 AM/FM/Cass SW678 VIW2A237869 MSRP$1SB70 Due At Inception $0 Price Includes $2500 Factory, $7bO Ownar Loyalty, $1000 Oft Lease, $400 College Hsbata II Qual Tax S MV Faas Add I Puce Includes $1500 Factory $1000 Olds $750 Poniiac Loyalty Rebate II Qual Tax & MV Fees Add I Price tnctudos $2500 Factory $1000 Renewal $W0 College Grad Rebate If Qual Tax S MV Fees Arid I NEW 2002 BUICK CEWTMRY 6 Cyl, Automatic A/C P/Steering, ABS, PAW, P/L, P/Mlrrors Keyless 6 Cyl, Aulo A/C P/S ABS P/M, Entry, Traction Control, Dual Air P/L Alarm Koylets Cntry Bags AM/FM/CD Till Stk#3332, Retractable Cargo Cover. Cruise Vlfei299B10, MSRP $22,320 AM/FM/CD/Cas'i SIM7192, 14395 VIN#2K082^18 MSRP $2?,746 Price Includes $3000 Factory $1000 Olds & $750 Lease Loyalty Rebate II Qual Tax & MV Fess Add I Price Includes $1001) Factory $1000 Renewal, $400 Colleje Grad Rebate II Qual Tax a MV Foes Add I NEW 2003 BUICK 6 Cyl, Automatic w/OD A/C P/S, NEW 2002 LINCOLN P/B, AM/FM/Cass Overhead Console, 6 Cylinder, Automatic, Air Conditioning, ABS, Power DOWN 8 Cyl 5 Speed Manual A/C, P/S, Aluminum Wheels Universal Garage Steering, Power Windows, Power Locks, Power Seats, SECURITY ABS, PW, P/L P/Seal Traction Door Opener, 5800 Demo Mi Tinted Glass, Cruise, Leather, Tilt, AM/FM/CD, Stk#5134 Control, Cruiso Rear Spoiler Alloys, BANK FEE Slk #3465 VIN(f3S518001, VIN#2Y682776, MSRP $35,140 6 Disc CD Stk#6276 VINS2F172890 MSRP $24,820 Price Includes $1500 Factory, $1000 Olds Loyally, $750 Loyally Rebala II Qual Tax & MV Fees Add I Price Includes $2000 Faclory $1000 Renewal (400 Collego Grad Rebate II Qual, Tax & MV Fees Add I Due At Inception $0 Price Includes' $3000 Factory, NEW 2002 GMC $1000 Off Lease, $400 College Rebate If Qual Tax a MV Fees Add I NEW 2003 LINCOLN 6 Cyl, Auto, A/C, P/S, ABS, P/W, XLS P/L, 21 • Flat Screen TV, NAVIGATOR 4X4 8 Cyl Aulo A/C, P/S ABS P/W, P/L, Electric Bed, 8 Cyl, Auto, A/C, P/S, ABS, PAV, P/L, P/M, Keylsss Entry Cruise, Till Privacy FULL < LOADED MUST SEEI P/M, P/Seal, Leather T/Glass, Tilt, Glass AM/FM/Cass SW6565 Cruise, AM/FM/CD, Stk#5404, VIN82UC65763 MSRP$28,185 VIN#3LJ07604, MSRP$S2,325 Price Includes $1000 Off Lease Rebate If Qual Tax & MV Fees Add'l Price Includes $2500 Faclory $1500 Renewal $400 College Grad Rebate II Qual Tax & MV Feas Add I 44 SENTINEL, SEPTEMBER 12, 2002 NS xroxxro -. VOI.VO CERTIFIED P9EOW NED for life SAVE THOUSANDS ON CERTIFIED PRE~OWNED VOLVOS 1998 Volvo S70GTA 1999 Volvo V70ASR VOLVO CERTIFIED VOLVO CERTIFIED 5 cyl, auto, ps, ABS, pb, A/C, p/st, p/1, p/w, 5 cyl, auto, ps ABS, pb, A/C, fi/st, p/1 p/w, int int wprs, cruise, tilt, alloy whls, r/def, am/fm wprs, cruise, tilt, alloy wills, r/def, am/fm stereo stereo cass/CD, black w/leath int, $ cass/CD, moonroof, ugls, black w/leath int, key- $ less entry, 4 air bags, balance of factory warranty. keyless entry, 4 air bags. 12,995 18,494 VIN: X261U35 • Stk# 69941 • 41,140 miles VIN: W1491961 • Stk# 70138 • 57,597 miles 1999 Volvo S70ASR 2002 Volvo V70XCAWP 1999 Volvo V70 XC AWD 1999 Volvo S80 T6 2000 Volvo V70 GTA 1999 Volvo S80 2.9 5 cyl, auto, ps, ABS, pb, A/C, 6 cyl, auto, ps, ABS, pb, 5 cyl turbo, auto, ps, ABS, pb, A/C, 5 cyl turbo, auto, ps, ABS, pb, 6 cyl twin-turbo, auto, pa, ABS, 6 cyl, auto, ps, ABS, pb, A/C, pb, A/C, p/st, p/l, p/w, int p/st, p/l, p/w, int wprs, cruise, A/Q, p/st, p/l, p/w, int wprs, p/st, p/l, p/w, int wprs, cruise, tilt, A/C, p/st, p/1, p/w. int wprs, p/st, p/l, p/w, int wprs, cruise, cruise, till, alloy whls, r/aef, cruiso, till, alloy whls, r/def, wprs, cruise, tilt, alloy wills, till, r/def, alloy whls, am/fm roof rack, alloy whls, r/def, am/lm tilt, alloy whls, r/def, am/fm am/tm stereo oasa/CD, am/fm storeo cass/CD, moon- r/def, am/fm 3tereo cass/CD, stereo cass/CD, black w/leath stereo cass/CD, moonroof, moqnroof, t/gls, red w/leath stereo cnss/CD, moonroof, t/gls, roof, t/gfs, silver w/leath int, moonroof, t/gls, alarm, keyless int, keyless entry, 4 air bags, t/gls, rnoondust w/leath int, blue w/leath int, alarm, keyless entry, 6 air Bags, balance of int, keyless entry, 4 air bags, alarm, keyless entry, 4 air bags, balanco of factory warranty. alarm, koyless entry, balance of balance of factory warranty. entry, 6 air bags, balance of factory balance of factory warranty, factory warranty, black w/loalh factory warranty, 6 air bags. VIN:Y2640150 VIN: X15978B5 • Slk# 69570 • warranty. VIN: 21055379 VIN: X2540894 int.VIN:X1014489 VIN:X104B39B Slk#69783 • 31,652 miles Stk# 69546 • 29,304 miles 42,640 miles Stk# 69594-3,912 miles Stk# 69978 • 25,693 miles Stk#6975O • 31,666 miles VOLVO CERTIFIED I VOLVO CERTIFIED I VOLVO CERTIFIED I VOLVO CERTIFIED I VOLVO CERTIFIED VOLVO CERTIFIED $16,994 $34,995 $23,045 $24,995 $21,634 $21,534 1999 Volvo S70 A 1999 Volvo V70XC 1999 Volvo S70 AS R 1999 Volvo V70GLT 1999 Volvo S80 2.9 1999 Volvo S70ASR 5 cyl, auto, ps, ABS, pb, A/C, 5 cyl turbo, auto, ps, ABS, pb, 5 cyl, auto, ps, ABS, pb, A/C, p/st, 5 cyl turbo, auto, ps, ABS, pb, 6 cyl, auto, ps, ABS, pb, A/C, 5 cyl, auto, ps, ABS, pb, A/C, p/st, p/l, int wprs, cruise, tilt, A/C, p/st, p/l, p/w. int wprs, p/l, p/w, inl wprs, cruise, till, alloy A/C, p/st, p/l, p/w, ml wprs, cruise, p/st, p/l. p/w, int wprs, cruise, p/st, p/l, p/w, int wprs, cruise, alloy whls, r/def, am/fm storeo cruise, tilt, alloy whls, r/aef, whls, r/daf, am/fm stereo cass/CD, tilt, alloy wills, r/def, am/fm stereo tilt, buckets, alloy whls, r/def, tilt, alloy wills, r/daf, am/fm am/fm stereo cass/CD, moon- am/fm stereo oass/CD, moon- casa, pewter w/leath int, key- moonroof, t/gls, green w/lealh int, cass/CD, moonroof, t/pjs, blue- stereo onss/CD, moonroof, less entry', 4 air bags, balance roof, t/gls, red w/leath int roof, t/gls, white w/leath int, alarm, keyless entry, 4 air bags, keyless entry, 4 air bags, balance groan w/leath int, alarm, keyless alarm, keyless entry, 6 air bags, t/gls, green w/leath int, keyless of factory warranty. balance of factory warranty. ol factory warranty. entiy, 4 air bags, balance of factory balanco of factoiv warranty. entry, 4 air bags, balance of fac- VIN: X2613351 VIN: X2605B92 VIN: X2600979 warranty, 3rd seat. VIN: X2B58B02 VIN: X1001766 tory warranty. VIN: X2601196 Stk# 69724 *30,621 miles Stk# 69944 • 39,651 miles Stk# 69646 • 42,233 miles Slk# 69042 • 40,783 miles Stk# 69S45 • 47,470 miles Stk# 69544 • 38,870 miles VOLVO CERTIFIED I VOLVO CERTIFIED I VOLVO CERTIFIED I VOLVO CERTIFIED I VOLVO CERTIFIED VOLVO CERTIFIED $16,984 $22,685 $17,526 $20,555 $21,109 $17,967 1999 Volvo S70ASR 1998 Volvo V70XC AWD 1999 Volvo V70 A 1999 Volvo S80 2.9 1999 Volvo V70ASR 1999 Volvo S70GLT 5 oyl turbo, auto, ps, ABS, pb, 5 cyl, auto, ABS, pb, A/C, 5 cyl turbo, auto, ps, pb, ABS, 6 cyl, auto, ps, ABS, pb, A/C, p/l, p/w, int wprs, cruise, tilt, 8 cyl, auto, ps, pb, ABS, A/C, 5 cyl, auto, ps, A8S, pb, A/C, p/st, p/l, p/w, int wprs, cruise, tilt, A/C, p/st, p/l, p/w. int wprs, p/sl, p/l, p/w, int wprs, cruise, tilt, p/st, p/l, p/w, int wprs, cruise, A/C, p/st, p/l, p/w, int wprs, cruise, tilt, alloy whls, r/def, alloy whls, r/def, am/fm alloy whls, r/def, AM/FM stereo alloy wills, r/def, am/fm storeo tilt, alloy whls, r/def, AM/FM cruise, tilt, alloy whls, r/def, am/fm stereo cass/CD, moon- stereo cass/CD, 4 air bags, am/fm stereo cass/CD, moon- cass/CD, moonroof, t/gls, stereo cass/CD, moonroof, t/gls, roof, t/gls, green w/leath int, keyless entry, balance ot cass/CD, moonroof, l/gls, silver roof, t/gls, green w/leath int, pewter w/ leath int, keyless entry, alarm, keyless entry, 4 air factory warranty, white, w/ leath int, alarm, keyless entry, pewter, keyless entry, bal. of fac- alarm, 4 air bags, keyloss 4 air bags, balance of factory VIN: X25B7862 • StV# 69605 balance of factory warranty, 6 air tory warranty, 4 air bags. bags.VIN:W25151C5 43,905 miles entry, balance Olfactory war- warranty. 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New clutch and we will help you HONDA ACCORD LXI,'89 LINCOLN TOWN CAR '88 NISSAN CENTRA 2001 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS '85 - Black Rare 2 dr coupe SIERRA'88-4 dr, V6, 3 8 PONTIAC FIREBIRD SE '86 87,000 ong ml Good cond write an effective ad. 5 spd a/c, 4 dr, sunroot roof New battery, new tires Needs 20,000 ml on new engine auto , ALL Power, cd, 28,000 Maroon Looks & runs great Asking $1 ,tiOO 732-77S-0457 racks, runs qreat 152,000 mi some work Great cond Asking $4,200 Call Mike at miles Exc cond $10,000 or liter new parts Askinq $1,000 $1,750 Calf 732-901-6111 $1,000 , neg 732-607-2398 best offer Call 732-833-7470 or best offer. Call 732-251-2474 Loaded. 88,000 mi on rebuilt PONTIAC SUNBIRD, '91 1-800-660-4237 732-768-6870 or 732-571-1818 V6 $1,695 nag 732-792-2015 Red convortable, new top Local 732-358-5210 HONDA CIVIC DX '91 - 4dr, LINCOLN TOWN CAR '92 MERCURY Grand Marquis NISSAN MAXIMA '89 - Auto, OLDSMOBILE ROYALE '89 PONTIAC GRAND AM GT '95 140,000 mi, A/C $2,500 Good 5 spd , p/w, p/b, p / s, p/i, Red Signature series Fully LS '89 - Original owner Good 4 dr, sunroof New CD, speak White w/blue ragtop roof Maroon Loaded. 3 1 VS condition Call 732-251-2401 p/mirrors 120 000 miles Good equipped Garage kept cond (4) new tires 84,000 mi ers, battery & starter Black Looks & runs exc , all power, a/c All maint records Must Runs/looks great 112,000 PORSCHE 944S, '80 P/S, P/B AAA ABLE S DEAD 7 Days COIid $1,800 732-249-3151 Sunrool Exc cono 41,000 Asking $2,000 732-238-8915 leather Keyless entry 113,000 ong ml Must sell $2,G99 or black w/black leather, now tires & orlf) ml $8,500 732-679-3059 mi $3,500 Call 732-290-1319 see, $1,000 Call 732-928-0172 best offer Call 732-616-6470 Free Removal of Junk Cars HONDA PRELUDE SI '91 MIATA 2000 CONVERTIBLE stereo, great cond 105 000 ml $$ tor new/old 732-887-5527 Auto Rod, original owner, MAZDA MILLENIA '98 - V-6, Black, 5 spd Fully loaded NISSAN MAXIMA '91 - Auto , PONTIAC BONNEVILLE SE PONTIAC GRAND AM SE '96 $6,995 Coll 908-415-0228 garaged, abs, woll maint , all power, abs Loaded 8,000 miles Ext warranty, snrf , loaded, am/fm cass , '97 - P/w p/d New tires & Auto, A/C, AM/FM Cass , mint SATURN SC2 '97 2 door AAA AUTOS WANTED 134 000 mi. Exc condition, w/extras Dual alrbags 65,000 alarm, showroom cond 6 CD, 122 000 ml Asking brakes Exc cond 96,000 ong cond Very Clean, 92,000 high- gold, p/s, p/b, air, cruise Junk & Running Cnra,Trucks, $3,900 Call 732-780-2299. miles $10,500 732-274-2664 $15,700 Call 732-625-3814 $5,100 best offer 732-345-5052 mi $4,400 Call 732-536-1924 way mi , $4,350. 732-604-5917 control am/fin cass 70 000 Campers, Bflces, Boats MITSUBISHI GALANT '95 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE SE, miles Exc condition $8,000 TOP CASH $PAID$ KIA SEPHIA '97 - Black, MAZDA MX3 '94 • 5 speed, Auto, p/s, p/b, p/w p/l, sun- NISSAN PATHFINDER '87 PONTIAC GRAND AM, '99 Call 732-809-9549 5 speed, only 7,500 miles 4 cyl , a/c, 1 owner, sparkle '98 Mint cond Beige metallic, Black Groat cond All power, c/d 1-800-464-8030 roof, leather 77,500 ml Exc One owner Excellent shapo all powor, leather Int , Orlg SATURN SL2'94-White Excellent condition $4,500 green, well maint, 102,000 mi cond $5 500 732-972-9364 must sell $2,000 or best olfer owner 69,000 mi Will sacn cloth int 47,000 hgwy mi 3 Call 732-257 6110 $3,200 Call 732-583-8596 Call 732-886-9060 yr wair $14,500 732-446-1973 4 dr 5 spd , a/c, p/s 80,000 AAA«CASH PAID .'(MITSUBISHI GALANT'98-V ice for $9,300 732-S77-8208 orlg nil Well maintained. All makes & models. Fast & Auto , 79,000 mi, moonroof PONTIAC GRAND PRIX '94 Asking $B,300 732-545-2402 friendly service. 732-477-0228 LEXUS ES300 '92 MAZDA MX6 '93- Parts or res- NISSAN PULSAR '89 PONTIAC FIERO '86 Burgandy, 4 door sedan Auto Fully loaded Grout condition toration, good Interior, minor Runs like new, $6,500 or best Auto, A/C AM/FM cassette, 5 speed, ac Runs groat Runs well 102,000 milos body work, runs, $700 best ofler Call 973-722-8364 t/top, mint cond , 99,000 ml , a/c, p/s, p/b, mn/fm CD Runs ALL AUTOS Wanted Moving must sell Best offer real, looks flood. Asking 199K&UP Hondas, Toyotas, $7,500 Call 732-583-9051 offoi 732-367-8417, after 3pm NISSAN 200 SX SE COUPE 1 owner, $1,350.732-604-5917 Call 732-928-4177 2 500 Call 732-723-0477 "97 - Mint cond 5 spd manual Pick-Up Trucks TOP CA$H. 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FREE phono card to donor w/ad #4650 SUBARU LEGACY L '91 Auto HERITAGE FOR THE 4wcl sodan, alarm, 94,000 mi, BLIND all powor, a/c, am/cass Good conri , 152 800 732-727-5463 1-800-2-DONATE SUBURU IMPREZAL'95 (1-800-236-6203) Red Am/fm CD, p/s, tilt wheel 140,000 mi Good cond Aak- DONATE VEHICLES Illfl $2 SOD Call 732-345-0258 Tax Ded. • Free Pickup Children's Cancel, SPCA TOYOTA CAMRY, '85 Orig United Way, MS, Epilepsy, ownor. h t,pd die. am/fm vary Breast Cancer & many more. good ennd 4 dr 147.000 ml Aak $2,000 732-842-8270 1-888-395-3955 TOYOTA CAMRY, LE '91 DONATE YOUR CAR... White, moonroof, ti/c, power Bo Special, Help disabled chil- locki/wlndows Good cond dren, Call today qOQ Call 732-727-9279 1-B77 GIVF/TOI<(IDS oxt 4 Froo Quick Pick-up, IHS lax TOYOTA CELICA, 2000 Deduction, SPECIAL KIDS Silver, Full warranty FUND, dunato online New Jersey's Largest Exclusive Volume Nissan Dealer! Call 73P-866-7951 Mlrt[ri TOYOTA COROLLA '94 116,000 miles Orlq owner JUNK CARS WANTED td player, air Mint condition ALL MAKES & MODELS $4,000 Call 732-817-0306 CA$H PAID. Free removal. Days 732-203-9511 TOYOTA CRESSIDA,'88 All powor, Minroof, windows, Evenings 732-895-2099 plusjh volour Int $?.5OO Call 732 530 0302 or 733-845-3203 113Auto Parts TOYOTA TERCEL '97- whlto, 89,000 mi., a/c, alarm, am/fm Services cass,, nxcollont cond $5,999. 609-897-4162 or 732-940-8698 as low as VOLKSWAGON JETTA '89 ENGINES 105.000 mlltib nuns ok. Noeds (2) GM 350, Long Blacks exhauit. $8!>0/ host atlsr Brand new In crates Will take 0.9% 732-721-4012 best offer Call 732-B99-2950 APR Financing* • NEW 2003 Nissan NEW 2002 Nissan VOLVO 240 DL '85 - 4 spd , w/ovordnvo, P10.000 mllos 116 Motorcycles 6 cylinder, automatic w/OD, ps, pb, A/C, Well maintained. $1 Q00 Coll 732-842-8625 overlings. Mopeds 6 cyl, 6 spd, ps, ABS, A/C, p/l, p/w, int MAXIMA p/locks, p/windows, int wprs, cruise QUEST GXE wprs, ciuise, tilt, alloy whls, am/fm stereo control, tilt wheel, am/fm stereo cass, VOLVO C70 H/T '99 LEASE FOR ONLY,.. While, tan leather interior, All cass/CD, r/def, t/gls, alarm, cloth int, key- r/def, cloth interior, keyless entry, dual option 49,000 milos Asking HARLEY SPORTSTER 2000 less entry, dual air bags. MSRP: $26,456, air bags. MSRP' $23,497, $P1,4')0 732-583-7400 1200 CUSTOM 3,500 miles VlN:3T504467»Stk#8060 Lot!, of chroma Many extras • 39 month closed end lease. PER MO./1 VIN: 2D805983 • Stk#7538 Showroom cond $9,(300 39 MOS, • 39 month closed end lease 263 110a Sport Call 732-625-3814 276 * SUZUKI GS 550 '83 • Utility Vehicles WhitBS MUG, 14,000 milos. Good condition, $760 or beat offer Call 732-730-1322 CHEVY S10 BLAZER,'94 TAHOE, 4x4, auto, 36,000 mi., 4 dr, a/c, abs, am/fm cassette, NO PAYMENTS UNTIL 2003! $4.595. Call 732-566-1269 117 Trucks See dealer for details CHEVY S10 BLAZER,'94 Vans TAHOE, 4x4, auto, 96.000 ml , 4 dr, a/c, abs, am/fm cassette, $4,395. Call 732-566-1269 DODGE GRAND CARAVAN LE '97- Very reliable Exc Now Accepting Orders for the NEW Nissan 350Z! FORD BRONCOS (2) '87- Eddls cond , 130,000 hwy ml. Ask- Bauer, 34,000 mi '88- 88,000 Ing $6,500. Call 732-92B-OS1S mi. Both need TI.C 2 for the price of 1 $1,000 732-901-6114 DODGE Grand Caravan SE FORD EXPLORER SPORT '96-72,000 miles, 3 zone air, M '95- 2 door, 4X4, graan. Excel- roof rack, alloy wheals. Exc lent cond., loaded, 92,000 ml., cond, $9,600 732-422-1423 1999 NISSAN SENTRA GXE 11997 NISSAN PATHFINDER SE | 1999 OLDSMOBILE ALERO GLS $7,500. Call 732-549-9008 DODGE RAM VAN 1500 '95 4 cyl, auto w/OD, ps, pb. A/C, p/l, p/w, Int wprs, iyl, auto w/0D, ps, ABS, A/C, p/l, p/w, inl wprs, cruise, tilt, :yl, auto w/OD, ps. pb, A/C, p/l, p/w, Int wprs, FORD EXPLORER SPORT Auto., am/fin, a/c, 1 owner, cruise, tilt, alloy whls, r/def, ar' if rack, alloy wnls, r/def, am/fm stereo cass/CD, p/sunroof, e, alloy whls, r/del, am/fm slereo/CD, leath int, 2000 - Black 2 dr. LOADED. 150,000 miles Woll main- cloth int, dual air bags t t/gls, cloth int, alarm keyless entry, dual air bags t dual air bags, t Only 49,000 orlg. mi Asking talned, $2.500 732-446-3978 $ $14,500 Call 732-778-2884 FORD E350 87M60 VS with JVIN:XL089042 N:VW185632 |VIN:XC313376 13 111 GMC JIMMY SLT '97 All Readinrj body, a/c, p/s, p/b |Stk#8084A> 40,624 mi. |Stk#7221A» 79,166 mi. 9 Stk# 8047A • 38.335 mi. *10,888| powsr, CD, moonroof, leather, alarm, new tires, much more etc.! Excellent cond , 75,000 Call 732-679-8912 1999 NISSAN MAXIMA SE 1997 NISSAN MAXIMA GXE 4X4* mi $11,500. net! 732-972-9212 s 6 cyl, auto w/OD, ps, pb, A/C, p/sl, p/l, p/w, Int wprs, cruise, 6 cyl, auto w/OD, ps, pb, A/C, p/l, p/w, Int wprs, 6$ * «ffiP j,.A?S, jft A/C. p/st,,p/l, j JEEP-GRAND CHEROKEE 117T Trailers tiltt, , alloy whls, r/def, am/fm stereo cass/cass/CCD nfc -' -'-"• • cruise, tilt, r/def, am/fm stereo cass, cloth int, keyles: cruise,' tilt, roof TackV alloy w'hls,'r/de(, ara/fm stereo oassiCl LAREDO, '2000, silver, sun- itit, alaralarmm , keyless entryentry, duadull airb bags t entry, dual air bags f p/sunroof, leath ml, alarm, keylass entry, dual air bags t roof, Mint 80,000 hgwy ml., $ $ $14,000 /nen 732-972-7785 I VIN' VT202980 |VIN:X0085892 SUZUKI SIDEKICK,'98-5 spd |stk#2918P» 40,334 mi. ' i ^ Stk# 7859A' 63,772 mi. 10,777| I Stk# 7889A«78,751 ml. 21,666 4 wheel drive, power windows/ JOB SITE doors AM/FM sterso $8,500 / OFFICE TRAILER MINUTES FROM best offer Call 732-721-5759 Not Pretty, Maka an Offerll TOYOTA 4-RUNNER SR5 '90 Call 732-462-1400 EVERYWHERE V-6, 4 w/d., auto, p/w/d/m Sunroof, rear heat, ac, am/fm • 10 Min. from cass , & cd. Good condition 118 Motor Homes North Brunswick $3,500. or best offer Call Red. Vehicles • 10 min. from 732-251-3579 after 6pm. East Brunswick CHATEAU TRAVEL TRAILER, DRIVEN. • 10 min. from Edison 112 Autos/Trucks 78 81 ft sleeps 5-6, a/c, heat. • 15 min. from Somerset Wanted Indge/treazer/stove/tub/shower • 20 min. from Freehold /toilet $a,000/neq 732-928-6673 HOLIDAY RAMBLER 5th A BETTER ALLOWANCE wheel, alumalite '92- 3Slt, sleeps 6, 7200 lbs dry wt. Exc. (/S N/gAirvay f 30 South cond , $9,000 732-3S9-6S03 See these vehicles and DONATE CARS Help Fight JAYCO J SERIES 24' POP-UP '97, a/c, heat, shower, toilet, many more on our website: A CHILDREN'S screen room, awning, extras VEHICLE HISTORY REPORTS Mint condition Must seel www.acmenissan.com CANCER Asklnfl $6,000 732-553-1159 Prices Include all cost to be. , ,-, Same Day Free Tow bank fee due at Inception. 12,000 ml7yr it & $450 JAYCO POP-UP CAMPER available to qualified buyers lor up to at »39 '96- Sleeps 8, a/c, rafrig., monthclosBd end leas,ease.. AA.d Is a coupoftouporn & must be presented at time of pure it to primary lender approval. F ires are forlilustratl 3 purposes www.carfax.com TAX DEDUCTIBLE double doors, 2 awnings & only, These prices ex;plr| e the following Monday after ad prints. All rebates included. < 2 Mayer & Dunn Advertising IRS Forms at Pickup screen room. Exc cond. Must sell, $5,£00 Call 732-495-3203 732-972-3099 www.chlldrenscharities.com 48 SENTINEL, SEPTEMBER 12, 2t)02: Ewery 2002 Tujfofa miidei in ®yi" fremend®iis iii¥@iitorf is marked down with a special •' , linn1 )' ' 'ilr .«... *c;\ -, i'.1! .(j you've got to see to truly agsgsreciafe! Canmi Mew 2OO2 EXT Cab 2-Dr. Auto, FWD, t C)1, P/A85 BrtefllMft, Air, Dual Air Baas, Hi. Def., Till, Pick-up, Auto, 2WD, 4 Cyl., P/ABS Brb/S. Air, Dual Air Bags, Tilt, Cnite, T/GIs, Won II, An*, St. Casi/CD. VIN ami®. Stk. IC2314. IMP: Cruise, Alloys, T/Gls., Arrfm St. CD, VIM (I28208423. Stk. SC2463. MSRP: $19,255. Factory Ret): $3000. Dlr. Disc: 52186, Olds Owner Loy. Rebfjf qual): $1000. Coll. Grad Reb(if qual): $400, 4 Di r >;pcl Mdii. 4 fyl PB/S/W/I Air Dual Air Bags, T/GIs., Pick-up, Auto, 4-C Am/Fm St cn VlN J//O(o;OJ9 Stk IIU2U0 MSRP: ,, Am/Fm St. VIN #2/ $20 014 DiMlirrmr WOW, IIMSO )350(1DWII Pyt 1slMo. Dealer Disc: J1O10, „„»-,, Pyt to Set Dep % 1O() Bint hi - Um/ Due At Incen, Tt. K. 0 SecSec.. DepDm. $$0 BanBank FeFeee =s $3639 Due At Incep. Ttl. Pyts SWib ril Crist Illl'd P/O|itn At Lpdsp [ nd: J8915. 15004. Ttl. Cost: $8504. P/Optn. At Lease End: $7002 SiS&Astro Cargo Van 4-0r, Auto w/OD, FWD, V6, P/ABS Brks/5, Air, Dual Air Bags, Rr. Auto w/OD, V6, P/ABS Brks/S, Air, Dual Air Bags, T/GIs., Def, T/GIs, Am/Fm. SI; Cass, WMJ3M529679. Slk. #V37. MSRP: Am/Fm Stereo. VIN#2B114511.$tk. »C2211. MSRP: $18,290. Factory Keb: $1500. Dlr. Disc: $1691. Olds Owner Loy. $22,030. Factory Reb: $3000. Dlr. Disc: $2431. Olds Owner Rfihdf qual) $1000 CoLGrsdReWifqual) $400 Loy. Reblif qual): $1000. Coll. Grad Reb(if qual): $400. Lease Lease Per Mo. Per Mo. Lu/ M wy UtS Silverado Monte Carlo Pick-up, Auto vv/OD, 2WD, V6, P/ABS Brks/S, Air, Dual Air 2-Dr,, Auto w/OD, V6, P/ABS BrksfiAWAMDr. Seal, Air, Dual Air Bags, Rr. Bags, T/GIs., Am/Fm Stereo. VIN #31.125935. Stk. #V341. Oaf, Tilt, Cruise, Alloys, T/GIs, Sec. Sys, Am/Fm St. Cass/CO. VIN #39125817: • MSRP: $20,286. Factory Reb: $1000. Dlr. Disc: $2187. Olds Slk. W327. MSRP: $24,055, Factory Reb: $1500. Dlr, Disc S2370 Olds Owner Owner Loy, Reblif qual): $1000. Coll. Grad Rebiif qual): $400. Loy. Rehfif qual): $1000, Col, Grad Rebflf qual): $400 Lease Lease Per Mo. t-X "K Per Mo, 60 Mos.* 60 Mos.* 5 Spd Man., 4-Cyl. PB/S/W/L, Air, Dual Air Baiiqsl, Rr. ... • -ji.Air.l5ua Buy T/GIs., Am/Fm St. fcass VIN )«6665622. Stk.W22425. . Ill "13, Dealer Disc: I223S. Lease: $3500 Dm. FVPyt,, .I5^ ic: $2268. Lease: $3500 Dwn. Pyt, 1S( Mo Pyt, 50 Sec. Mo, Pyt., ec. Dep., $400 Bank Fee = $4099 Due At Inter). Ttl. '" lank Fee = $4133 Due Atlncei). Ttl. Pyts: $ 13,980. Ttl '1. P/Optn. At Lease End: $11,307. Over 450 New Chevys Available At The Largestlndoor Showroom In Ml Pyt5:$if,' Ttl. Cost: $15,840, P/Optn. At Lease End: $8657. Chevrolet TOYOTA "We'll Be There" Route 130, South Side South Brunswick ^^^ Prices Include All Costs To Be Paid By Consumer Except For Lie, Reg., & Taxes. Prices Include All Rebates/Incentives. tTo All Qualified Buyers. On Select Models Prices Include All Costs To Be Paid By Consumer Except For Lie, Reg., & Taxes. Adv. Prices Include All Rebates/Incentives. * Based ttOn Select Models w/Primary Lender Approval. In Lieu Of Rebates/Incentives. on closed end lease for ff of mos stated w/primary lenderjpproval. Mileage allow: 12,000 Mi/Yr, 20{/Mi Thereafter. Lessee Not Responsible For Typographical Errors. See Dealer For Details. Responsible For Excess Wear .& Tear. Not Responsible For lypographical Errors. See Dealer For Details. 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