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SentineServing South Brunswick l OCTOBER 8,1998 VOLUME 5, NUMBER 50 Student arrested for threatening teacher Teacher feared rebellious student had a weapon BY CHARLES W.KIM to remove the student, in North Brunswick pending Staff Writer according to police. a Tuesday hearing in Family It was then, according to Court. 15-year-old South police, that the juvenile Police said that he was Brunswick High became verbally abusive and released to house arrest until A School student is told the teacher that he had a the trial date, following the under house arrest, and has "44." The teacher thought hearing. The student has also been suspended from school the student was referring to a been suspended from school after allegedly telling a .44-caliber handgun and the for six days. teacher that he had a "44." police were called. Schools Superintendent Police announced on Police did not reveal fur- Samuel Stewart declined to Tuesday that the juvenile ther details about the con- comment on the case was arrested Monday morn- frontation. Wednesday, but did say the ing following an argument Police responded to the district has a "zero-toler- with a teacher during a class school and took the juvenile ance" policy when it comes at the high school on Ridge into custody, charging him to student threats. Road. with making terroristic Police Chief Michael The student threatened threats. Paquette said Wednesday the teacher, police said, Police searched the stu- that the arrest "just shows when the teacher confronted dent for a weapon but did that this town is not exempt" him for interrupting a class not find one. School officials from such incidents. that was in session. also searched the student's Paquette also said that the The teacher asked the stu- locker, but no weapon was town needs to prepare and dent to leave the class, but found. "be ready for anything." the student reportedly The student was lodged at Paquette recently pro- refused, so the teacher called the Middlesex County posed assigning five police the office to ask for an escort Juvenile Detention Facility Continued on page 14
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BY CHARLES W. KIM ¥ Staff Writer SOUTH BRUNSWICK — U.S. Environmental Protection Agency iepre- sentatives officially informed the Township Committee Tuesday of the agency's decision to uphold objections to the Route 92 project. The township has been one of the major opponents of the proposed 6.7-mile link between Turnpike Exit 8A and Route 1 through South Brunswick, which would cost an esti- WARMING UP — Eighth-grade color guard member Lmdsey Rodriguez prac- mated $350 mil- tices with her squad before their 10:15 p.m. performance during the lion. Tournament of Champions Band Festival at the Crossroads Middle School in EPA Regional South Brunswick on Saturday. A d m i n i s t r a t o r Jackie Pollack/Gieater Media George Pavlou said Check out The Entertainer. thai the EPA didn't Page 14 believe the Turn- pike Authority proved a need for Six of 10 school buses the road. George Pavlou • Classifieds Page 32 lie said that the agency hired an outside firm to study the • Editorials Page 12 traffic in the region to see if the road was • Entertainment.. .Page 14 get a passing grade warranted, because, as Pavlou explained, "We (the EPA) don't study traffic, we •Letters Page 12 look at the environment." several parents affected by the bus compa- • Marketplace . .. .Page 31 Jastyke Transportation The authority applied to the DEP in ny voiced their concern during the public January 1997 for permission to take • Milestones Page 15 has 30 days to repair portion of the meeting. approximately 18 acres of wetlands for District Transportation Supervisor • Obituaries Page 28 remaining four the Route 92 project in the township. John Longo released the inspection Pavlou said that the results of the • Police Beat Page 27 BY CHARLES W. KIM reports on the vehicles Monday. study provided an alternative to the pro- Jeff Lamb, a state Department of • Sports Page 29 Staff Writer posed toll road. Motor Vehicles spokesman, said that the It found that completion of the project SOUTH BRUNSWICK — The head system for inspecting school buses would not alleviate many of the current of school bus inspections for the state changed after July 6, providing for a traffic congestion problems at regional Division of Motor Vehicles said Tuesday "more rigorous inspection of vehicles." intersections. Phone numbers: that all 10 Jastyke school buses servicing Lamb said that the change stems from Pavlou said that a no-build alternative, the township are "in service." Gov. Whitman's task force on school bus connecting the turnpike to Route 130, Editorial 254-7000 Ext. 8226 Mark Marino, head of school bus safety. improving the current intersections that FAX 254-0486 inspections, said that six of the 10 buses Under the new system, inspection are already approved for renovation, and belonging to Jastyke Transportation Inc. teams go to the operator's garage to the completion of Route 522 would Display Advertising 972-6740 of Princeton have passed inspection and inspect the buses. The system allows more achieve the same objectives as the pro- FAX 972-6746 have received six-month stickers. The time to be spent examining the buses and posed road and only cost about $73 mil- remaining four buses have 30-day stick- also allows mechanics to fix some prob- lion. lems right on the spot. ers. This alternative, Pavlou told the com- Classified 1-800-66CMADS The buses with the 30-day stickers Lamb said that under this system, a bus Classified FAX 432-0016 mittee, would leave the wetlands intact, have minor problems which need to be may be taken off the road in the morning, not take residential homes, and preserve repaired within that time, but are still undergo repairs, and may pass the test by Delivery problems? the farmland that the Route 92 project allowed to operate, according to Marino. the afternoon. threatened. Call circulation at 264-1755 The state classifies violations as minor, Longo said that he feels the newer sys- before noon on Friday. Pavlou said that the "clock is ticking" which warrant 30-day stickers, and major tem is better because it saves the district as the DEP reviews the EPA decision. It violations, which require that the bus be the time that drivers formerly spent going has 30 days, until Oct. 26, to respond. taken off the road immediately. to the inspection stations and waiting in At this point, the DEP has three The transportation company has line. options, he explained. worked for the district as a subcontractor The new system provides for checks of The first would be to satisfy the EPA Sentinel for several years and handles about 20 the buses for about 150 different safety objections to the project; the second, to routes, including three runs to St. items, some of which are not as serious as deny the permit; and the third, to do noth- Augustine's School, a private school in others. ing and let the Turnpike Authority appeal Managing Editor Marilyn Duff Kendall Park. "It is very easy for a bus to fail," the EPA decision to the U.S. Army Corps Sports Coordinator Lindsey Siegle Last week the Board of Education con- Marino said. of Engineers. vened a special hearing when it learned Marino explained that the inspections If the Army Corps disagrees with the Executive Editor Gregory Bean that half of the company's buses had are carried out twice a year, and that the Publisher Kevin Wittman project and the EPA objections are not failed inspection and were taken off the DMV sends inspection manuals out to satisfied, Pavlou said that it becomes "a road on Sept. 14. more than 500 operators. matter of elevation," and the final deci- The board gave the company 72 hours "I would hope they would be prepared sion could eventually end up with the to fix the problems and to install two-way for when we come out," Marino said. A Greater Media Newspaper Council of Environmental Quality in the radios on each of the buses so that they Marino recommends that operators and While House. would be able to contact the district trans- mechanics inspect their buses quarterly to Mayor Edmund Luciano said that he portation office. keep them in shape. |?J VERIFIED would "open a bottle of champagne on The company did have radios, accord- In the case of Jastyke, several buses midnight of the (Oct.) 26th." ing to board Business Administrator Jeff were either missing "body clips" or the The mayor thanked the EPA for The Sentinel Newspaper is published Scott, but apparently buses could only 42-inch spacing between them was incor- "standing by your guns." He also said that Wednesday by Sentinel Publishing Co., communicate with each other and not with rect. Many parents expressed concern he realized that the agency must have P.O. Box 1080, East Brunswick, N.J. 08816. the district. about this because the clips hold the bus Standard postage paid at East Brunswick, been subject to a great deal of political N.J. $40 a year. First-class mail subscrip- The hearing was held prior to the regu- body and chassis together. tion available at $72 for 26 weeks, 40 lar meeting of the board on Sept. 28, and cents a copy. Continued on next page Continued on next page 4 SENTINEL, OCTOBER 8, 1998
MIDDLESEX COUNTY RESIDENTS Buses get a passing grade HOUSEHOLD Continued from previous page problem with its brakes, steering, tires, Marino said that while such a violation suspension, or fuel leaks. HAZARDOUS would mean that the bus would be taken out While he pointed out (hat any viola- of service, he did not know of a single tions are unacceptable, he noted that the WASTE COLLECTION DAY instance where the two parts separated on inspection system is very complete. He the road, or of any accident in the state in added that even though it has been report- ed that about 47 percent ol' buses fail their MIDDLESEX COUNTY ROAD DEPT. (North Brunswick) which the clips were factors in the incident. Marino said that he would be more initial inspection, he feels that the state SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17TH concerned about safety if a bus failed for a does not "have an unsafe fleet." DIRECTIONS TO THE MIDDLESEX COUNTY ROAD DEPARTMENT GARAGE APPLE ORCHARD LANE, NORTH BRUNSWICK FROM THE NORTH: EPA presents no 92' decision TakeRt. 1 South to IU. 130 South. Follow Rt. 130 for approximately 3 miles and turn left onto Apple Orchard Lane toward the Middlesex County Adult Correctional Facility.The Road Department Garage is the first building on the left. Signs will be posted. Continued from previous page The final factor considered is mitiga- FROM THE SOUTH: tion. Once the applicant has figured out Take Rt. 130 North. After entering North Brunswick, follow for approximately 1 mile, and turn right onto Apple pressure to lift its objections, and that he Orchard Line toward theAdult Correctional Facility.The Road Department Garage is the first building on the left. felt the agency had "done the right thing." how to reduce the impact, the applicant Signs will be posted. Members of the public who attended must figure out how to replace the dam- COLLECTION TIMES ARE 8 AM - 2 PM the meeting supported Luciano's conclu- aged areas. WHAT TO BRING: sion by applauding for the EPA at the end Explaining the EPA involvement in the application, Pavlou .said that the agency • AEROSOL CANS • LIGHTER FLUID •PAINT THINNER •ANT1-FREEZE of the presentation. •HOUSEHOLD BATTERIES • PESTICIDES/HERBICIDES •OIL BASED PAINTS • DRIVEWAY SEALER Pavlou said that the agency looks at reviewed the wetlands application submit- •PHOTOGRAPHIC CHEMICALS •POOL CHEMICALS •STAINS/VARNISHES •GASOLINE three factors in evaluating an application ted by the N..T. Turnpike Authority to the •DRAIN CLEANERS •CAR BATTERIES •THERMOMETERS • GAS/OIL MIX state Department of Environmental •LATEX PAINTS •USED MOTOR OIL (MERCURY) •PROPANE TANKS such as this. • NOW ACCEPTING FLUORESCENT LIGHT BULBS (NO BROKEN BULBS, PLEASE) The first factor is avoidance. Pavlou Protection because the affected wetlands RESIDENTS BRINGING ASBESTOS CONTAINING MATERIAL MUST PHE-REGISTER. CALL FOR DETAILS said that the first determination is whether exceeded 10 acres. the project and destruction of wetlands are Pavlou explained that the DEP is the WHAT MOTTO BRING: agency which would either grant or deny • TIRES • EXPLOSIVES AND MUNITIONS • INFECTIOUS WASTE -UNKNOWNS needed. The second factor the agency examines the permit because New Jersey is one of • EMPTY CONTAINERS two states which assume that authority THESE LISTS ARE NOT INTENDED TO BE ALL INCLUSIVE. CALL IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS ABOUT ANY OTHER ITEMS. is minimization. If the project is found to be necessary, then the agency looks at under the Federal Clean Water Act, FREE OF CHARGE! how it can be completed with the smallest Michigan also has that authority, RULES: possible impact to the environment. according to Pavlou. PROOF OF MIDDLESEX COUNTY RESIDENCY RESIDENTIAL WASTE ONLY. (DRIVER'S LICENSE) NO WASTE FROM COMMERCIAL NO CONTAINERS OR INDUSTRIAL SOURCES. OVER 5 GALLONS. •CONTACT THE DIVISION IF YOU ARE UNSURE HOW TO TRANSPORT ITEMS SAFELY. St. Augustine School seeks crafters £or show I SIGNS WILL BE POSTED1 FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: MIDDLESEX COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING St. Augustine of Canterbury School, and general merchandisers arc being www nihazwaste com DIVISION OF SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT located at 45 Henderson Road in sought. For table rental or more infor- www.njhazwaste.com gfi BAYARD gT HEW BRUNSW|CKj HJ 0Sg01 Kendall Park, will hold its annual Craft mation, contact Kathy at (732) 821- (732)745-4170 Show/Flea Market on Nov, 7. Crafters 6779. NEXT COLLECTION: Sunday, November 15th at The Middlesex Co. College, Edison Now Introducing... The New "Pay-As-You-Go" Month to Month Membership
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Center and in the schools with her involve- SOUTH BRUNSWICK — Two MONMOUTH COUNTY A GREAT CATCH PERFECT BODY ment in the Cultural Arts Commission. 25 yr old, 5'10", fit, good looking, honest, 29 yr old, 5'9 , 175 Ib, attractive, white Handsome, single, white, professional Kendall Park women will be recognized Gibson founded CIL in 1985 after dis- Insndly, white male with brown hair & professional malo with brown hair and male, lit, trim, non smokar, athletic, fun for their years of community service later eyes, nonsmoker, social drinker Enjoys hazel eyes Enjoys sports, working out, loving, romantic, educated, very financial- cussing the future of disabled individuals the outdoors, movies, dancing, sports, fine dining and more Seeking an attrac- ly stable Seeks slJm, single, white femate, this month. dining out, conversation, children and tive female with similar interests and a 24 to 37, non smoker BOX 32826 in the community with parents, teachers, more Seeking a friendly, honest, white sense of humor BOX 12791 Jean Gibson and Grace Plater have female, 18 to 28, with similar interests, for and concerned citizens. friendship first BOX 32569 B WE COMPATIBLE? been selected to receive the annual She believes strongly that low-income BASIC QUESTION 25 yr old, 6T, attractive, soil omployed MEN—- • Citizens for Independent Living (CIL) Can a bright, successful, single white male with blonde hair and blue eyes. disabled individuals should have the male find a mild mannered, affectionate Enjoys sports, gardening, movies, dining Barry Indik Memorial Award, which hon- female 40 to 50, with modest expecta- out, outdoors and more Seeking a opportunity to live and vote in the commu- tions Beauty not required, cheer me up ors individuals who have demonstrated female, 23 to 30, with similar Interests Call 1-900-773-6602 nity where they have grown up. with a funny answer BOX 32839 BOX 12822 outstanding dedication, service and friend- SENSITIVE AND LOYAL GIVE ME A CALLI $1.99 per min. Gibson, who works about 40 hours 6'1" male, blond hair, blue eyes, 165 lbs, 6', Italian male with curly, black hair, mus- ship to the community. 38 looks 20, seeks thin single white each week as a volunteer for CIL, raised tache and a goatee Seeking a warm, GOOD COMPANIONS! female who likes old movies, rides in the Single, gay white male, 46 looks much The award is named for the late Dr. more than $333,000 in public funding, country, museums and restoring antiques. affectionate female, 25 tb 50, for a tun lov- younger, professionally employed, 5'10", BOX 32840 ing relationship. BOX 13893 160 lbs In good health and fit Enjoy tho Barry Indik, a former CIL board member. grant and loan financing to purchase four OPEN MINDED " BLUE EYED GUY " beach, warm weather, evenings out and Gibson is the founder and a past pres- CIL condominiums and secured financing White male, 34, 6', 190 lbs, very attrac- Single white malo 48, 5'10", 188 lbs, nice quiet times at home with that special per- tive great shape, athletic, down to earth looking Wishes to meet a down to earth son Seeking an attractive man who ib ident of CIL. for 11 apartments and a community room Seeks attractive, female, for discreet, pretty female for companionship BOX physically/mentally fit. SOX 1S308 casual encounters and good timos, no 32498 Plater was a founder and president of for the low-income disabled, according to games, will return all calls, BOX 33003 SEARCHING EVERYWHERE SEKKING LONG TERM 31 yr old, bl whits male, 6'3", 210 lbs, the Concerned Black Parents and Citizens a CIL press release. ALWAYS SMILING 33 yr old, single white malo, 5'9", 175 lbs, employed, enjoys movies, pool, bowling, organization and also a founder of the Kind hearted, sensitive and sincere male, attractive, non-smoker, from Union working out and rnoro Seeking another The project, which will be housed on who likes outdoor, museums, beach and travel Looking for someone special., like County, enjoys outdoors, dining, movie, malo, around the same age, for friendship Senior Citizens Center. land she convinced the township to donate, you BOX 32834 and antiques. In search of attractive, sin- and more BOX 38789 gle or divorced, whito female, 25 to 37, The awards will be presented Oct. 24 at has been dubbed CIL Woods and will AWAITING YOUR CALL CURIOUSITYWINS with similar interest for long term relation- 30 yr old, bl black male, 6'2", 270 lbs, the group's Independence Ball. house 16 low-income disabled adults. Single white male, 42, 5'10", 170 lbs and ship BOX 32817 a smoker Likes movies, sports, going out seeking a single black or white male, who CIL is a local nonprofit organization or just staying home. Seeking slender, NEVER MARRIED onjoys beaches and hanging out BOX All township residents are invited to the down to earth female, age 30-40, who Is 39 yr old, 5'9", 180 Ib, single, white malo, 38798 offering support services to developmen- Oct. 24 ball, which begins at 6 p.m. at the ready to discover new adventures. BOX never beon married, non-smoker, who 32835 GUNNISON BEACH tally disabled adults who have the potential enjoys life Is seeking a long term relation- Bl White male 45, 5'9", 160 lbs Seeks bl Senior Center on Ridge Road. SELF EMPLOYED ship, possibly leading to marriago BOX white male, 25 to 35, who enjoys and desire to live independently. Tickets are $45 per person and include Single white male, 6'1", blonde hair, blue 32828 Gunnlson beach at Sandy Hook as much eyes, almost 25, Virgo, nice looking, good as I do BOX 32807 Plater, a 30-year township resident, has cocktails, dinner, and dancing. listener, romantic, enjoys movies, sports, SPOTSWOOD AREA dining out and the outdoors Seeks single 24 yr old divorced white father of two, an extensive history of service and volun- To purchase tickets or receive more white female, 23 to 30, same Interests, enjoys hiking, camping, shooting pool and teerism. being tall Is a plus, leave message. BOX quiet nights at home with movies. Looking WOMEN—.... information, contact Erna Sassman, event 32833 for a female, 23-26, with similar interests In addition to working as a teacher and chairperson, at (609) 921-8084. SWEET IS ME AND YOU BOX 32829 ALTERNATIVE S'9", 165 Ib, 35 yr old, good looking, GIRLFRIEND WANTED friendly, single mala, non- smoker, Inde- Single white male, 40, looks much Call 1-900-773-6602 pendent, hard worker, honest, caring and younger, attractive, affectionate, commu- easy going with brawn hair and eyes Like $1.99 per min. movies, dining out, comedy clubs, hiking, nicative and non-materialistic. Seeks sin- the mountains and Just being together gle white female, 21 to 35, for relationship BOX 32832 Enjoy the outdoors and the simple things LONG HAIR WANTED In life BOX 32830 21 yr old female, seeking a beautiful IS IT YOU? blonde, 21 to 26, must have a perfect Looking for a women 33 to death. Think I TAKE A CHANCEI body and be a lot of fun. Long hair a plus. might have found that special person who 29 yr old, employed male who enjoys BOX 13706 answered the ad You are' recently movies, the beach, laughter and more divorced, 37, blonde hair, blue eyes with a Seeking an attractive female with a sense JUST FRIENDSHIP 1ST 12 year old daughter, please call back of humor. BOX 38233 33 yr old white bi feminine female Is seek- BOX 32831 ing a bi female who is open minded, SELF EMPLOYED RETIRED JEWISH PROF. friendly and outgoing, for friendship and Handsome, humorous, cute, widowed, 24 yr old, single, white male, 6'1", nice 1o hang out on the couch, drink wine and white, Jewish, professional male Enjoys looking with blonde hair and blue eyes, gossip with or walk the mall with BOX world travel, dancing, and scuba diving. honest, romantic and a good listener. 36744 Seeking affluent widowed, white, Jewish, Enjoys sports, movies, dining out and the professional woman, 55 to 65, for exten- outdoors Seeking a single female, 23 to OUTGOING NEW FRIENDS sive travel, companionship now, possibili- 30, tall a plus, with similar Interests. 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Both numbers work with TouchTona™ and Rotary phones. toe/ 1 800 682-8706 (Voice) • 1 800 682-8786 (TTY) S SENTINEL, OCTOBER 8, 1998 Panel hopes to create landmarks ordinance Planning Board pointed out last week during the subcom- home a certain color if it's protected under borhood," she said. mittee's third meeting. "If we don't do this an ordinance of this nature without boaid Still in its infancy, the subcommittee subcommittee in 1998, then when? The bicentennial approval," he said, But on the flip side, he wants to establish guidelines llial are flex- should be a catalyst. We as a community said, "If you protect something, you've ible and appiopuate and come up with an seeking public input have had the chance to see where we've preserved its heritage, and the individual's ordinance people will feel comfoilnhle value for the property goes up." supporting. BY WANDA GARRIN been, how far we've come and where we Roseanne Rizza, who lives in Dayton, By the end of the year, it hopes to fin- Correspondent need to go." As if to underline the subcommittee's hopes a historic preseivation ordinance ish studying the issues, .set goals and para- SOUTH BRUNSWICK — The town- mission, a Bicentennial coverlet which is will help preserve the remaining histoiic meters and possibly submit a draft ordi- ship has never had a historic preservation displayed in the municipal building depicts character of that hamlet. nance to the Planning Hoard. ordinance, and some might question the nine historical township landmarks, of Rizza, who has lived on Georges Road The group is currently reviewing his- need for one. which only one, the township-owned near the five-corners intei section foi the toric preservation ordinances from However, for Planning Board member Wetherill House, remains standing. past six years, told the subcommittee that Franklin, Princeton and Cianbury. Glenn Davis and others involved with the "There can be a natural prejudice to developers have expressed interest in buy- Only four Middlesex County towns recently formed Historic Preservation government intrusion," Davis said, antici- ing up homes in the area to acquire land on have historic ordinances in place, accord- Ordinance subcommittee, the time for such pating possible objections to a landmarks which to build a strip mall. ing to the committee. In addition to an ordinance is "now." ordinance. "We want to preserve the integrity, Cranbury, these are Highland Park, "This is a bicentennial year," Davis "People might think they can't paint a quaintness and atmosphere of our neigh- Piscataway and Old Bridge. For inspiration, Davis suggested look- ing at Princeton, a trendsetter in terms of preseivalion in the state. Because of his- toric preservation standards in place there, "You have to look very hard" at the Nassau Street Burger King restaurant "to tell it's a fast-food place," Davis said. While Planning Board menibeis Glenn Every Mink Coat! Davis, Michael Haikavy, Frank Ganiba- SO lese and Zoning, Officer Jason Greenspan Over 400 Mink coats in Stock! will lend their expertise and insight, the subcommittee is hoping for a lot of public participation. t>;y Guarino The next subcommittee meeting will be l y JSATURDAY, SUNDAY & MONDAY- OCTOBER 10,11, & 12 at 7:30 p.m. Oct. I ) at the municipal build- ing. For more information, contact Glenn Davis (6(W) 25H-30*)2 or Jason Greenspan (732) 329-4000 exl. 240. Referendum hearing tonight at school SOUTH BRUNSWICK— The public will have a chance to comment tonight on the Board of Hducalion's planned multi- million dollar referendum, including plans for a new elementary school. The board will hold a public hearing at 7:30 p.m. in at South Brunswick High School, Ridge Road and Stouts Lane, to provide information and take comments on the planned Dec. 15 referendum. Plans include a new student elementary school, increasing the capacity of the mid- dle school by 200 students and adding air conditioning to (he Upper Elementary School. Business Administrator Jeff Scott said last week that the board is also looking at the possibility of adding a stadium and tennis courts to the question. The final cost of the referendum that the voters will be asked to approve has not yet been determined. Scott said that Scott Spie/.le, the Trenton architect hired to prepare the pto- posal, will attend the hearing. Monmouth Junction 0 % FINANCING 12 MONTHS Take an additional 20% ** off sale prices - any Beaver - Fox - Raccoon - Shearling • PTA slates bazaar ASK ABOUT OUR GUARANTEED GIFT Leather or accessory in. stock... 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our VIEW Timing right for S.B. landmarks ordinance t's good to hear that South toric preservation ordinances, Brunswick is considering a thinking they will prevent them Ihistoric preservation ordi fiom doing what they want with nance. their property. As Planning Board subcom- If you're one of those peo- mittee member Glenn Davis ple, you should attend an said last week, what better time upcoming meeting and share to cieate it than during the your opinion. township's bicentennial when The committee is looking local history is foremost in for input from residents con- everyone's mind. cerned about the fast-disappear- While there is often a "nat- ing local landmarks. ural prejudice to government Right now, the group is only intrusion," as Davis points out, getting started by reviewing landmark ordinances have but ordinances from other commu- one intent, to help preserve the nities. beauty and integrity of historic It is also discussing whether neighborhoods. to focus on districts or individ- A well-structured ordinance ual structures or both. will only benefit owners of his- Surprisingly, only four toric properties and the commu- towns in the county have taken nity at large by helping to pre- steps to preserve their commu- serve the township's heritage. nities. Historic property owners are We hope South Brunswick sometime fearful of local his- will become the fifth. IE TIE R $ Democratic slate 1995, when she was first elect- U.S. exports and jobs fiom Time has come for unchanged between 2001 and is endorsed ed to the Township Committee, farm level all the way to 2006. During the seven years that she is a woman of commit- grocery store. year-round school following 2006, this stabilization ments - commitments made his year's election - and commitments kept. The use of synthetic chei hen the last school of enrollment will come about cals in agriculture has nc budget was defeated, also in the remaining seven Nov. 3 - is probably the I have lived in South most important in the been linked to cancer in c< W the Township Commit- grades. Therefore, if school T Brunswick for more than 40 Mimers or farmers. We i board enrollment projections are history of South Brunswick. tee approved it with minimal years, being one of the Kendall learning that Ihe greatest cat correct, we may never need to We will be changing our form Park "pioneers." So I have cuts in exchange for an agree- of cancer is a pooi diet. A hi ment that adoption of year-round build another school building in of local government from deep roots here and a lot at school use would be seriously South Brunswick. Township Committee to coun- stake in this election. I am con- quality diet has been ma available to consumers of studied for future implementa- Year-round school will cil-manager. For the first time fident that these Democratic tion. The future is now. Year- change everyone's living pattern ever, we will directly elect a candidates have the experi- income levels precise round school use will allow our but it will piovide many benefits mayor for a four-year term and ence, vision and dedication to because conventional agrici present facilities to adequately as well. four additional council mem- keep South Brunswick the ture is so productive. serve future student enrollment Summer vacations will not bers. It is crucial that the most great place it is. Conventional, high-inp through 2113. That is 15 years disappear. All students have at effective leadership available agriculture, which utilizes ft with no additional taxes for least one three-week vacation is firmly in place for this tran- JIM BREETVELD tilizer, tillage, crop protect school construction. sition. I firmly believe the chemicals, improved plan during the summer but also three Kendall Park The school board's enroll- more three-week vacations at leadership we need is to be and other sound cultural pra ment projections validate this other times during the year. All found on Line A. tices is not only good farmin assertion. The board says the present holidays will remain. I urge voters to cast their Organic food yield it is necessary to feed oi capacity of our schools is 7,190 Children of a family can be ballots for Debra Johnson and world. Simply put, there is n students. Year-round school use assigned to like schedules so the her dedicated team. They are not good enough enough manure, compost, labi can increase this capacity about family vacations will be pre- Edmund Luciano, the current or land available for organ 50 percent, or an additional served. he Sept. 24 special farming to produce more tha 3,595 students. mayor of South Brunswick; Students who are having dif- Frank Gambatese; Carol report on organic foods a fraction of the food neede Thus, our present school ficulty with their studies will Barrett; and Frank Antisell. T was a disservice to con- for either the U.S. or worl facilities can actually accommo- have four between-session vaca- sumers, conventional farmers population. date a student enrollment of The widespread admiration tions per year when they can and respect enjoyed by Ms. and the crop protection indus- JAMES GAFFNE 10,785 students. The school obtain extra help. No more drift- try. Conventional, high-input board projection for 2006 is Johnson have been earned the Monmouth Junctio ing for months until a summer hard way. Refusing to be agriculture contributes to better 9,081 students, or 1,704 fewer school session. Frequent short health by ensuring a safe, eco- students than year-round capaci- vacations can help prevent intimidated by vicious personal attacks, she has concentrated nomical, plentiful, and high- For the Record ty- "burnout" of both teachers and quality food supply. on important issues like educa- A cutline with a photograph The additional capacity for students. Learning can be a con- Conventional agriculture 1,704 students in 2006 will be tinuous process. tion, prudent fiscal policies, accompanying an article in last managing growth, environmen- maximizes yields on the week's Sentinel about the new sufficient to accommodate the Year-round school use can then-growing school enrollment tal problems (especially open world's most productive land Vietnam Era Educational eliminate the need for a new space), health care, affordable thereby allowing conservation Center in Holmdel incorrectly for another seven years. Year- bond issue and provide an round school use capacity will housing, transportation prob- of scarce and fragile eco-sys- identified Frank Delany, presi- improved education environment tems such as tropical rain dent of the New Jersey not be reached until 2013. for South Brunswick's children. lems, youth questions and senior concerns. She has forests. Conventional agri- Vietnam Veterans Memorial The school board projects Its time is here. Foundation, as Sen. John demonstrated in the years since culture creates tremendous Mc enrollment for kindergarten wealth via billions of dollars in Cain (R-Arizona). through fifth grade to be PAUL C. MURRAY Kingston SENTINEL, OCTOBER 8, 1998 13 Who decides what Background check policy is a priority we 'need' to know? ike many of us, I am very con- to bolster our background check program cerned about the welfare of our in town, but how much to bolster it. A state f you are a woman and a serial rapist has police departments should make public and L children. Since my son was 3 years background check with fingerprinting been striking other women in your when they should do it. Under the order, if old I had to raise him alone as a single costs $25 per person, a nationwide check, Ineighborhood, would you want to know no arrest has been made, the public has a mother. I understand sleepless nights and done through the FBI would cost $50. I about it? right to know the type of crime, the location worry and great disappointment when one believe this is an area we cannot spend too Would you want to know the rapist's of the crime and the type of weapon. If an finds that a caregiver you entrusted your much money in. description, where he likes to attack his vic- arrest has been made, the public has a right child to is not all you hoped they would be. I would encourage the township to pur- tims, whether or not he uses a weapon and to know the name, address and age of the Furthermore, in light of recent issues sue nationwide checks. We are a growing whether police have any suspects? victim; the defendant's name, address, age, that have occurred in our town, I think it is community fortunate to be blessed with Of course you'd want to know those marital status, occupation and other back- essential that we bolster our background residents from all over. However, we have things. You'd want to know them in order to ground information; the text of the charge; check policy. Though the municipal gov- unfortunately seen that some individuals protect yourself from attack. In a situation information about the circumstances sur- ernment has not had any recent problems who have volunteered in town have had like this, knowledge is power. If you know a rounding the arrest, and the amount of bail with either its volunteers and/or employ- serious legal problems in other states, rapist is active in your neighborhood, the and whether it was posted. ees, we are aware that other local private problems that can negatively affect our more you know about him, the better your organizations have had to tackle this issue. children. chance of making sure you're not his next However, just because it has not happened In addition, not only township-spon- victim. in municipally run activities yet, it docs sored activities that affect children should If you're a homeowner and burglars have not mean it will not ever. merit participants being checked, but even been striking homes in your neighborhood I am aware that the township does have when the township co-sponsors an event, or development for the last weeks or GREG a variety of background checks already in the volunteers there should also be months, would you want to know about it? BEAN place by statute for employees such as checked, as long as there will be direct Would you want to know the burglars' contact with our children. Eli police officers, police dispatchers, lire pre- descriptions, where and when they like to vention officers, van drivers, recreation My son is a grown man now, yet I still strike, whether or not police believe they are teachers, etc. I am also aware that the worry about him, as well as our children. I dangerous and whether there are any sus- This information, the order states, should Township Committee is in the process of encourage the township to pursue this mat- pects? be made available within 24 hours of the strengthening its policies concerning back- ter vigorously and completely. Perhaps Of course you'd want to know those crime or arrest, ground checks regarding volunteers. As costs can be divided between the employ- things. You'd want to know them in order to All well and good, but too bad there's a recently as Sept. 9, a subcommittee of ee and the town. There are a number of protect your home and your family from loophole. The order allows police to with- township employees from departments options. However, skimping on the protec- intruders and theft. In a situation like this, hold information if "the release would jeop- having employees and/or volunteers who tion of our kids is never an option. knowledge is power. If you know that bur- ardize the safety of any person or hamper work with children met to discuss how best CAROL BARRETT glars have been active in your neighborhood, any investigation in progress." to further protect our young people. the more you know about them, the better It's a loophole big enough to float the I know the debate is not whether or not Monmouth Junction your chance of making sure your home is Queen Mary through, and because police are not their next target. generally loathe to release any informalion If car thieves have been targeting the about what they're doing unless someone Pappas supports strong military; Holt doesn't community where you live, stealing auto- forces them, too much important informa- ver the past several weeks we have ing would hurt our efforts to combat and mobiles very much like yours for the last six tion is never given to the public. begun to see the major differences curb terrorism. As further evidence, Mr. months, would you want to know about it? Listen to Old Bridge police Capt. Robert between Congressman Mike Pappas Holt has been endorsed by a so-called Of course you would. Bonfante — who is in charge of disseminat- O ing reports to the press that will appear in and his opponent Rush Holt. While "peace" organization, Peace Action If numerous dope arrests have been made Congressman Pappas has consistently Coalition. The Peace Action Coalition's on Main Street, would you want to know local newspapers' crime log — explaining worked to maintain a ready and effective mil- primary goal is to cut back on defense ini- about them? why he decided residents of Madison Park itary, one that can meet the challenges of the tiatives which will ultimately lead to a How about an arsonist who's burned sev- didn't need to know about the burglaries, in 21st century, Mr. Holt has endorsed reducing weakening of our nation's defenses. eral homes in your town? spite of the governor's order. and weakening the nation's defense. On Nov. 3, we need to re-elect I'll bet you'd want to know about those "I go through the reports, and I give what Mr. Holt criticized the recent missile at- Congressman Mike Pappas who will work things, too. I think is prudent for the public to know," tack on known terrorist bases. Congress- to ensure that our nation's defense will re- Unfortunately, if you live in New Jersey, said Bonfante, who was one of the law man Pappas is concerned about the safety main capable of facing the challenges of there's a good chance you'd never know enforcement types who couldn't figure out and security of American families over- the 21st century. about any of those crimes and the reason is why residents might have wanted the bur- seas. Mr. Holt's position on defense spend- TOM LIBASSI simple: This state's public information laws glaries made public in the first place. Kendall Park are just about the worst in the nation, and I don't know about you, but the thought because of that sad fact, too many other peo- that a policeman in Old Bridge is determin- ple are in the position of determining what ing what is "prudent" for me to know is you need to know, and too often deciding absolutely frightening — nearly as frighten- IN BRIEF you don't need to know it after all. ing as it would be knowing mat burglars or Take for example a recent situation in rapists are active in my neighborhood, Gala Author and Book Dinner was success Old Bridge which illustrates the problem as And it should frighten you, too, whether well as any I've come across recently. As we you live in Old Bridge or in any of the other On Sept. 27 the South Brunswick expressed thanks to Jonathan Falk and reported in the Sept. 30 edition of the hundreds of New Jersey communities where Library Foundation held its second Annual Martin Engel for their efforts. Suburban, the Greater Media Newspapers people like Bonfante are deciding what it's Gala Author and Book Dinner at the East Catoe explained that the mission of the publication that covers Old Bridge, residents "prudent" for us to know. Brunswick Chateau. More than 100 people foundation is to financially help the library in the Madison Park section of the township It's gone on long enough. Too long. listened to Donald Westlake and Bonnie in areas where additional funding is need- are upset about a recent rash of home bur- It's long past time for a change. MacDougal talk about their writings and ed and where the Friends of the Library are glaries in their neighborhood. But as upset It's time for people like me and you to observations. not involved, such as raising endowment as they are about the burglaries themselves, stand up and insist that we won't be treated Evelyn M. Catoe, foundation president, funds. they are almost equally upset by the fact that like children who can't be trusted with cru- noted that the dinner surpassed the 1997 The foundation is actively seeking police have not released any reports of the cial information. It's time for us to demand a law that lets the sun shine brightly on public dinner in raising money for the foundation donations/gifts from individuals, corpora- numerous break-ins to the public, or to the press. And because those reports were not information — without petty bureaucrats mainly due to the success of the ad journal. tions and businesses. All gifts are tax de- released, not as many people knew about first deciding whether that information is The journal was produced by several com- ductible. them. If the burglaries had been common good for us, whether we can handle it. mittee members led by Art Roedel of For more information, contact the knowledge, residents say, the increased It's time for the voters of New Jersey to Monmouth Mobile Homes. Roedel library at (732) 329-4000, Ext. 287 or 282. awareness might have caused neighbors to demand a stronger law governing the pub- be on the lookout for each other's properties lic's right to public information. It's time for and stopped some of the crime. Knowledge, New Jersey's lawmakers to pass that law. they believe, is power. It's time for us to wrench the information S.B. Police will give safety talk Sunday Why did police withhold this crucial we need to protect and defend ourselves, The Men's Club of Congregation B'nai The program will be held on Sunday at information? The answer, I think, will sur- facts we need to make good, informed deci- Tikvah in North Brunswick invites the 11 a.m. at Congregation B'nai Tikvah, prise and anger you. sions about our lives, from the hands of the public to attend a program featuring the 1001 Finnegans Lane, North Brunswick. In an effort to clarify the confusing issue Robert Bonfantes of New Jersey, once and for all. South Brunswick Township Police Cost to attend will be $3 each and will of what information New Jersey police departments should make public, Gov. Department speaking on home and per- include a bagel and lox breakfast.For more Christine Whitman issued Executive Order Greg Bean is executive editor of Greater sonal safety. information, call (732) 297-0696. 69 in 1997, which specifies the information Media Newspapers. 14 SENTINEL, OCTOBER 8, 1998 Kendall Park skaters off to conquer world
Continued from page 1 This year they'll compete against about be great friends with people even if you don't originality and confidence in the footwork 15 teams in the pairs' division for a chance at see them every day. It also builds your confi- segments. Although each country has its own sys- the gold. dence and the ttavel is cool," Houle said. Does she ciave the attention ice skating tem for selecting skaters to go to the Wbild Pair skating involves all the difficulty of She trains four days a week, and three of professionals achieve in this country? Championships, in the United States, skaters singles skating with the complexity of those days she travels from the University of "No. I don't wish that. I do this lor all the must place first, second or third at the adding a partner. Harmony is the key to pairs Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, where she is a friends, the great experiences and the cool Nationals. skating, with partneis mirroring each other as sophomore, to the Kendall Paik Skating things I get to do," she said. Jason Cohen, 28, of Somerset, and his they execute their program, which includes Rink, where she's practiced most of her life, Her future is much like that of her team- partner, Bemadette Stringer, 19, of simultaneous spins, jumps, overhead lifts and a place she likes because "it's home." mate. "I'm winging it," she explained. "It's Philadelphia, Pa., placed first in the pairs and fancy footwork. Houle is studying systems engineering. starting to get a bit difficult with my engi- competition. What the future holds for Cohen depends She is president of the National Honor neering curriculum, and I'll see what hap- Tricia Houle, 19, of Morristown, placed on the goals he sets. Society, French Honor Society and a mem- pens at the Worlds. I'm playing each year, first in ladies' freestyle. "I look at my successes year by year. I set ber of the Society of Women Engineers. each semester, as it comes." Cohen and Houle skate foi the love of the my goals, and so far I'm happy with what She will compete with other female Mrs. Houle says of her daughter's suc- sport, the excitement of travel (together with I've done," he said. freestyle skaters from around die world. Her cess, "I'm veiy proud of Tricia. Skating has their families, they've seen much of the His parents, Larry and Alice Cohen, are routine demands creativity and agility. made her be a focused person. She has car- world) and the friends they've met along the proud of their son. "I couldn't be more Judges look for speed and height in jumps, ried that forward in her schoolwoik and in way. They both come from roller-skating thrilled," Mis. Cohen said. "I'm proud of velocity and variety of position in spins and her life." families. what he has accomplished and all that he has After watching his brother Scott, a five- gained from skating It's a great experience." time world champion, train and compete, This will be Tricia Houle's third World since a rash of incidents of student ^ Cohen started competitive roller skating at Championship competition. She, too, comes lence in other parts of the country last t the age of 10. His brother is also his coach from a family of avid skaters. Her sister, S.B. student spring, but some have proved controvert "I like the people involved in the sport. Michelle, skated competitively throughout sial. At Jea&t one policy in Monmoutei, It's athletic and artistic at the same time and high school and is now pursuing a master's Continued from page 1 County was amended following com-1 I like the performance," Cohen said. degree at the University of Wisconsin. officers Ml time to township schools, plaints from parents, The policy required j He speaks two languages and has traveled Their mother, Ginny Houle, is a roller- including placing a detective full time at the automatic suspension and referral to &* on three continents. Every Thursday, he skating coach and also teaches at the Kendall the high school. psychologist of any student overheard to \ threaten others, I teaches children ages 2-5 to skate at the Park Roller Skating Rink. Dad, Bill, is one of The proposal received tentative ap- According to state statute, a pupil who*! Kendall Park Roller Skating Rink. He also the judges for the junior division of the World proval from the Board of Education and teaches older children (ages 9-16) how to Championships. defies the authority of any teacher or ottesfj Township Committee but has generated compete. When he's not training or teaching, Houle, who's been skating since she was person having authority over the student,'»; he attends school at Rider Univeisity in 2, entered her first competition at age 6 and controversy among students and residents. or injures any school property shall be» Lawrenceville and is working toward a mas- won second place in the figures competition. The high school's student senate asked liable to punishment including suspension ter's degree in counseling. Tricia still has her plaque. the school board to rescind its approval. and expulsion. $ "I love everything about roller skating, "I've been skating my whole life. My par- Stewart said the district policy re- The statute outlines other activities that * the training, the preparation, setting goals ents liked to skate and it helps kids in so garding student threats complies with would be a cause for this kind of pnftfctW and seeing what I can achieve," Cohen said. many ways. It's fun to meet people of differ- state statutes governing student discipline. ment such as a physical assault, consul*'* Last year he and his partner won a bronze ent backgrounds and ages. It helps with Some districts in the state have es- ing alcohol or drugs, and trespassing on , medal at the World Championships in Spain. social skills and making friends. You learn to tablished stringent anti-threat policies school property. **| Fall Harvest Savings AT OUR PRINCETON LOCATION" CLOSE-OUTS & SPECIALS ALWAYS IN DEMAND. JANSPORT® BACKPACK f ATTACHES & BLOWOUT! 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The Medical Center at Princeton Inian Elazabavvi and Ahmed Ismail of announced the following South Biunswick Noith Brunswick, a son, Omar Ahmed Monmouth Junction section of South births: AbdElGalbur Hafez Ismail, on Sept. 17; and Brunswick. Bridesmaids were Cathy Price Jaqueline and Lloyd Kobiclieau of Carolyn Lee and Jonathan Flanders of Hopewell and Dianne K. Glenn of Kendall Park, a son, Conner John, on Aug. of North Biunswick, a daughter, Jenna Lee, Broomfield, Colo., both sisters-in-law of the 16; on Sept. 18. biide; and Deborah Rubin of New York Eleni and Constantine Apostolakis of Patricia and Edward Martin of the City, sister of the bridegroom. Flowei girls Noith Brunswick, a son, John Emmanuel, Kendall Park section of South Brunswick, a were Danielle and Hannah Price of on Sept. 17; son on Sept. 30. Broomfield, both nieces of the bride. Best man was Brian Rubin of Philadelphia, brother of the bridegroom. IN BRIEF Ushers were Jeffrey Price of Hopewell and David Price of Broomfield, both brothers of the bride, and Barry Moskowitz of East CSI chapter schedules DAR chapter will meet Brunswick. meeting next Thurs. Oct. 15 in Princeton Aftei a reception at the Forrestal Hotel, the couple left foi a wedding trip to the The Princeton Chapter of the The Princeton Chapter of the South Pacific islands of Tahiti, Bora Boia Construction Specifications Institute Daughteis of the American Revolution and Moorea. (CSI), a professional organization dedicat- will hold its first meeting of Ihe 1998-99 The bride is a giaduate of Trenton State ed to the advancement of const! uclion season at 11:30 a.m. on Oct. 15 at the College, Ewing, where she earned a bache- technology, will meet on Oct. 15 at 6:30 Nassau Club in Princeton, The program, lor of science dcgiee in urban recreation p.m. at the Novotel Hotel, Route I, following a luncheon, will be presented by administration and business management. Susan and William Rubin Princeton. The program will feature a pre- Judith M. Berkman, manager and mtei- She is employed by The Copeland sentation of The Construction Zone, a viewer for "In Your Lifetime." Her proce- Rubin-Price Companies, East Brunswick, and also firm specializing in online production dures aie designed to assist families in works at> an outside sales agent for Travel infoimation tools (oi the construction saving their memories through directed Susan Gene Price, daughter of Mr. and With a Smile, Someiset section of Fianklin. Mis. Eugene Price of Monroe, was married industry. The session will give partici- oral interviews, photographs, artilacts and Her husband is a graduate of Dwight pants an overview ol .some ol the differ- videotapes.The meeting is open to all May 24 to William Andrew Rubin, son of Monow High School, Englewood, and the Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Rubin of the University of Michigan, Ann Aibor, wheie ences in seaiches and will offer tips on members ol the community. To attend the Lawrenccville section of Lawrence. he earned a bachelor of science degiee, a how to use the many options to distill and luncheon, rcseivations must be made by Rabbi Benjamin Levy performed the master's degiee in economics and a mas- filtci product information foi refined calling (609) 924-0872. DAR membership ceremony at the Fouestal Hotel, Plainsboio, ter's degree in mathematics and was initi- focused lesults. The cost will be $25 infoimation may be obtained by calling where the bride was given in mauiage by ated into Phi Beta Kappa honor society. He which will include dinner. For more uiloi- Catherine Filiato, rcgisttai of the her parents. is employed by Bellcore, Red Bank. mation, call Bill DuBoi.% at (600) 452-888 Princeton chapter, at (609) 016-9891. Maid of honor was Beth Allan c of the The couple lesides in East Bums wick. ext. 3323 or lax (609) 452-8332. USS Avenger will hold Seppi-Brower Bill of Rights Ftinbook Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Seppi of 'Open Gaming' Sunday Noith Brunswick announce the engage- available from NJSBF The USS Avengei, a social gioup for ment of then daughtei, Sharon Lynn The New Jeisey State Bar individuals interested in science fiction Seppi, to Daniel John Browci, son of Mr, Foundation's "Bill ol Rights Funbook, A based m central New Jersey, will hold and Mis. Bainet F. Brower of Spotswood. Teacher's Guide" is available to inteiested "Open Gaming" at its Oclobei meeting The futme bride is a graduate of St. elementary school teachers in grades three slated foi Sunday at 1:30 p.m. at Our Joseph's University, Philadelphia, Pa., through six. The publication contains puz- Lady of Peace Church, Route 130, North where she earned a bachelor of aits zles, exercises and activities designed to Brunswick. Members and nonmembers degree in philosophy. She earned a mas- promote classroom discussion about the are invited to bring unusual card and ter's degree in Spanish from the adoption and application of the Bill of boaid games to the free event. Paiticipants should also bring snacks. The group was University of Madrid in Spain. She is Rights. Due to a limited supply of the founded in 1985 and is pail of Starflect, employed as a Spanish professor at guides, the foundation can only provide Middlesex County College, Edison. the International Star Trek Fan one free copy per teacher. Teachers arc Association Inc. - a worldwide Star Trek- Her fiance is a graduate of Rutgers encouraged to photocopy pages from the University, New Brunswick, where he oriented social organization. For more booklet and distribute them to the stu- information, contact Alex Rosenzweig, at earned a bachelor of aits degree in histo- dents. To order a publication or for more ry. He is employed in retail management USS Avenger, 980 Linwood Place, North information on bar foundation activities, Brunswick, 08902-2267; or call (732) with Eckerd Drugs, East Brunswick. call 1-800-FREE-LAW. 249-2526. Daniel Brower, Sharon Seppi A May wedding is planned. Searching or Need to Advertise in the CLASSIFIEDS? AYT0N Restaurant Greater Media Newspapers' Classified Section is NOW Online! i Spits JPuh loin Us - BUY 1 ENTREE" 'j We've teamed up with For Gollege Classified Warehouse, so your GET SECOND ! ad will be part of a national And All NF1. 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A GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS SPECIAL SECTION Whirlpools replacing traditional bathtubs By Anita Stratos ditional comfort. The variety of sizes and Correspondent shapes makes them conducive to almost any bathroom As for shower walls, one- ext to the kitchen, bathrooms are piece high gloss inserts are being chosen the most closely scrutinized for their easy to clean surfaces. N rooms in the house during a "A lot of customers are tiling their resale. An unattractive bathroom, or one bathrooms from floor to ceiling," said that has loose or missing tiles in the floor Guerro. "It gives the bathroom a larger or wall, will quickly devalue the overall appearance, plus tiling will last for 30 price of die home In addition, bathrooms years, unlike paint or wallpaper. It's also are becoming comfort zones, places maintenance free." where people enjoy soaking in a warm In addition to updating older bath- bath to help them unwind at the end of rooms, MKG can add a bathroom on to a the day. house or extend an existing bathroom to Most homeowners have contemplated make it more spacious. Because they are redoing their bathrooms, but the thought licensed plumbers, bonded, and insured, of having to deal with remodeling can be all die work is done by MKG workmen, LIGHTING THE WAY— Tiffany lamps are a popular lighting fixture in intimidating. But it doesn't have to be if not subcontractors Guerro ensures that many homes. Lighting Expo, Pond Road Shopping Center, Route 9 in you call Mike Guerro, owner of MKG the job is not complete until all of the old Freehold Township, sells a variety of lamps. fn< hw I'nlhu /• uifum Mcdin Bathroom, East Brunswick. materials are taken away and the room is Guerro has updated and improved left in clean, ready-to-use condition. bathrooms for more than 1,000 satisfied "I'm not a salesman, I'm the owner of customers, including hundreds within the business," Guerro said. "I show up at Homeowners should keep Monmouth and Middlesex counties. And every job eveiy day. I give the customer a the best part is that he makes the entire start date and a finish date, and I stick to process a pleasant one for the customer. it." their lawn clear of debris A family business for more than 30 Three things Guerro warns home- years, MKG Bathroom has eliminated the owners to watch out for when hiring a he tractor you invested in doesn't powered units Debiis is quickly shwc added overhead of a showroom, and remodeling company are: need to be stored away for fall and ded and reduced. Small to luetlium-sizei those savings are passed on to the cus- 1) They shouldn't use subcontractors winter — it can be a year-round tree limbs and blanches can be eonverM T into decorative wood chips. VacuUK tomer. The entire project from start to fin- because if the client has a problem after yard tool. Grass catchers can be added to ish is done at the clients' convenience in the job is done, it's impossible to get collect fallen leaves. Snowthrower attach- attachments allow hoineownei.s to deai their own homes. them back; ments will keep driveways clear of snow debris around then .shrubs and planting Guerro begins by coming out to the 2) Never give a large deposit of half or Keeping your lawn clipped short and without disUirbtnj; laml.se ape .stones o home, where he will take measurements more, especially if the company is not debris-free before it enters its dormant wood chips. Walk behind models, buil and then redesign the bathroom to the licensed or bonded; and phase will keep it healthy and deter much like a lawn mower, will pick u client's specifications. He works within 3) Be sure the contract is complete, rodent nesting, according to Simplicity yard debris and fallen leaves as you waf each person's personal tastes and bud- with firm start and finish dates. Manufacturing Inc., the Port Washington, across your lawn. getary requirements, many times making "When a homeowner is looking to Wis.-based manufacturer of lawn and gar- Homeowners with smaller walks aiw adjustments to fit their budgets. hire a remodeling company, they have to den products. The company recommends driveways may prelei a walk bduiii Tile samples, swatches, and pho- consider not only who will do the best homeowners mow often during the fall snowthrowei to a tiactor-niounted unit tographs of completed bathrooms are job for them now, but also who will be months and consider adding a collection Product offerings include single and two brought to the home so the homeowner around five years from now in case there system. Collection systems attach quickly stage models gcncially landing liioin > tc can choose the best colors, textures, and are problems," Guerro advised. "They and help keep the lawn free of debris. 10-horsepowei patterns to suit the lighting and space should feel they can rely on the person Garden tractors and some lawn-tractor Innovative leatuies ea.se- use and op requirements of the room where they will they hire." designs — like the Simplicity Regent — timize efficiency. I-'or instance, the Powa be installed. Over the years, Guerro has received will support a front-mounted snowthrow- Boost feature built into Simplicity two According to Guerro, many of today's many letters of thanks from his cus- er. These steel-framed units will withstand stage units senses snow depth and densi clients are opting to update their bath- tomers. They have written praising the the additional stress applied when clear- ty, then adjusts auger and impeller powei rooms with a fresh, clean look. White or high quality and positive attitudes of the ing snow. Cabs can be added to protect to handle the heaviest snow. light oak vanities topped by a countertop workers, who explained every new fea- operators from wind and blowing snow, Simplicity recommends visiting youi of white with gray, green, or black mar- ture of the bathroom before leaving. as well as aid visibility. local servicing ilcalei for your yard-care bling are especially popular. Many home- They even went so far as to say that A variety of walk-behind product needs. These dealers are industry experts owners are also choosing gold-tone with MKG, the experience of remodeling and will ensure that you purchase the faucets over silver chrome, and the higher innovations aid yard chores. was actually a pleasant one Freestanding chipper shredders will right products for your yard. quality lines made today by such compa- To make an appointment for a free nies as Moen or Delta are nontarnishing. turn leaves and garden waste into valu- To locate a dealer near you or tc estimate, call Mike Guerro at (732) 254- able mulch for the garden. Most home- obtain more information on Simplicity) Whirlpools are also being selected 1983. Your new bathroom could be com- owner units range from 5- to 8-horsepow- visit the company's web site at over traditional bathtubs for their ad- pleted before the holidays. er, and some manufacturers offer electric- http://www..simplicitymlf».i'oni.
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By Anita Stratos Correspondent all is a great time for remodeling, and the one F room that comes under the most scrutiny is the kitchen It is and has always been a favorite gathering place for iamily and friends, so natu- mlly we want it to be comfort- able and inviting. If you're considering redo- ing your kitchen this year, you owe it to yourself and your home to pay a visit to Manufacturers Direct Kitchen Cabinets, located at 1314 Old Bridge-Enghshtown Road, Old Bridge. The high-quality piod- ucls and personalized service at Manufacturers Direct will give you a kitchen you'll love for years With more than 25 years of experience in kitchen remod- eling, owners Bob and Ginny Piesniak personally assist their customers in designing a kitchen that will suit their lifestyles. "We are a family-run busi- ness," said Bob Piesniak "Our customers' kitchens are very important to us. Ginny and I are not just clerks in a store, this is our business." When customeis bring in the measurements of their kitchens, eithei Bob or Ginny will design a kitchen that is both beautiful and functional, specifically geared to each customer's needs. Even if the work that needs to be done is more extensive, such as installing a window or door, or moving a wall, the Plesniaks will mcoipo- rate these changes Because the DREAM KITCHEN — Ginny Piesniak and her husband Bob design kitchens to suit their clients' ivisbes at Ihelr Old kitchens are being custom Bridge business Manufacturers Direct Kitchen Cabinets. designed, clients aie limited Jackie PollacWChvuler Media only by their own imaginations. on to the customer, the cost of Counter tops are mainly point of the kitchen, combin- ed to the ceiling For an extra Working within a cus- completely new kitchen cabi- Corian instead of laminates, ing practicality with an attiac- bit of piz/a/z, many customeis tomer's budget is also not a nets is many times lower than making them easier to clean as live addition to the room. aie incorporating moldings, pioblem. In order to eliminate what a customer would pay well as being stain, chip, and They seive as excellent storage such as rope or dental mold- extra freight and stoiage for refacing their existing cabi- crack resistant. Sinks can also units, and can even incorpo- ings, at the top of their cabi- charges that a customer might nets. be made from Corian, giving rate book shelves at the ends. nets. Appliances such as dish- pay elsewhere, Manufacturers As 1999 approaches, the the entire counter and sink a The island is also a perfect washers, microwaves and Direct does just what the name look for kitchens is light and sleek, seamless appearance. place for guests to start off an ovens are built-in lather than implies the merchandise is airy, with white and light col- Granite patterns in greens and enjoyable evening with drinks free-standing shipped directly from the fac- ored woods being the most beiges top the list of color and hors d'oeuvres. Larger Manufacturers Diiect deals tory to the homeowner. This popular cabinet choices. selections for counter tops In islands can house a sink and with five manufacturers to give also results in fewer incidents Traditional looks are being addition to these colors, at cooktop, giving the chef of the customers exactly what they of damage to the products; in selected over contemporary, Manufacturer Direct customers house lots of additional cook- want. They are bonded, licensed fact, most of the time mer- and glass doors as well as a can find samples of a huge ing and rinsing space. and insured, and remain with chandise is received in perfect variety of accessories such as assortment of textures, patterns, To add more storage space the customer from design condition. lazy Susan's and roll-out stor- and colors to choose from and achieve an unbroken through installation. For informa- Because the savings on age trays for lower cabinets Permanent islands are look, soffits are being removed tion, call Bob and Ginny freight and storage are passed are veiy much in demand. being installed as the focal and cabinets are then extend- Piesniak at (732) 723-9440.
Accent pieces lighten up bulky furniture Fall Home Improvement Overscale furniture is a huge balance heavy pieces with lighter airy wire bird cage, a cluster of hit From annoires to armchairs, ones. "As you put together a candlesticks, a vertical floor lamp bigger is better, and massive is room, you may have one massive • Leave plenty of room for Eileen Koutnlk • Special S&ctlon Editor better still antique or contemporary piece," traffic Nothing makes a loom feel Karen L Kesien * Graphics Coordinator Imposing four-poster beds, the says Charlie Green of Classic more cluttered than having to Peggy O'Brien, Melissa Kress • Paginators overstuffed chair-and-a-half; heir- Gallery. "But the rest of the room squeeze by the furniture. loom-style armoires. Large-scale can't be all on that scale. You • Search for the see-through ONTHE.pQy.Ejfl.;. pieces have enormous appeal, have to temper the size of the — wire or trestle bookshelves, a Clayton Masonry, Freehold, offers customers adding solidity, focus and struc- seating or you'll run out of room." glass tabletop, mesh doors on ways to enhapce the exterior jof their homes. ture to a room. Yet, how do you Here are a few tips on how to cabinetry. Lighting Expo, Freehold Township,, has a large design a room around these, give heavyweight furniture a lift For more information, addi- selection of chandeliers, Ethan Allen shows without being crushed by their • Lighten up. Lighter fabrics tional tips or a free copy of the homeowners decorative ideas for the bedroom weight? make furniture look buoyant. latest edition of "Havens: Planning and living room, The trick, according to the • Use accent pieces and deco- a Comfortable Home" decorating Home Furnishings Council, is to rative objects to lift the eye — an guide, call 1-800-521-HOME. Jmkie Pollack/Greater Media and Ethan Allen 2.O SENTINEL, OCTOBER 8, 1998 L L H 0 M E I M P R 0 V E M E N T A GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS SPECIAL SECTION Landscaping ideal for fall projects By Jo-Ann Lamon Reccoppa Correspondent he days are clear, the ah- is crisp and invigorating, and before win- Tter rears its ugly head homeown- ers have but one thought in mind'— home improvement. At no other time in the year are do-it-yourself projects more popular than in the fall. Taking advan- tage of the wonderful weather, outdoor improvements are high on the list to dungs, to do before the colder months set in At Clayton Masonry, located on Thiockmorton Street in Freehold, man- ager David Clayton keeps on top of these seasonal home improvement trends for both his retail and wholesale customers. "Interlocking pavers are definitely the way to go for a beautiful driveway, walkway, or patio," Clayton advises. "They last a long tune, bring a solid, re- finecl beauty to the property, and are easy to work with for do-it-yourselfers." How easy is it? Clayton tells of a cus- tomer who managed to install an entire walkway alone — while pregnant Though he doesn't advise pregnant women to take on the task, it just goes to show how simple the job of laying down the interlocking pavers can be. Landscaping improvements are also high priority in the cool of autumn, and while the weather is with you, it is the best time of year to build that retaining wall you've been putting off for years "Concrete blocks are best for any type of retaining wall," says Clayton "So many customers come in having to SPRUCING UP YOUR PROPERTY— Staff at Clayton Masonry, Freehold, can help homeowners enhance the e replace walls made from rail ties which rior of their home with landscaping. have crumbled and rotted away. The ties liuk'tc I'olhn k tiiwh'rH may look nice at first, but after a few have been neglected. Landscape stones snow piles high, it's a good time to build doors, they offer much more sra years, they disintegrate. Not very cost are a big seller at Clayton Masonry, and an enclosure for the carrier to leave your than existing glass panes, while effective and certainly not a time saver if the flat stacking stones used to ac- letters in, "I can't tell you how many cus- allowing in outside light. Indoors, you have to replace it every few years. centuate trees and shrubbery from the The concrete blocks last and last, they tomers have come in with toppled mail- can be used (oi a variety ol decors look good, and keep looking good for surrounding lawn are definitely the most boxes. I advise them to build a brick and privacy purposes — bathroom] years. You can't beat mem." popular choice with those looking to mailbox. It's not difficult, lasts forever, tions, room paitilions, ju.st about , create a distinct look for their property and it can't be knocked down. A brick wheie you need to brighten upane Now would be a good time to attend Tired of cars and kids knocking over mailbox ends a lot of aggravation." ing space. to those landscaping projects which youi curbside mail box? Before the For both beauty and practicality, glass Though Clayton Masonry will gl blocks have re-emerged as a favorite recommend contractors for what* with consumers Used on exteriors such project you have in mind, Man; as basement windows, they are a perfect David Clayton stresses that the America's Largest Sunroom Manufacturer choice for home security The blocks arc provement.s most homeowners hav too thick to kick in, they allow plenty of mind can be easily done without light in the basement area, and they need for outside help — which ^t 1.SAVE Save Thousand TWOs Wit hWAYS!* Our Free come prefabricated to set into existing big help to your .savings account Offer On MC2 Wonderglass™. window openings Used beside entiy ance. 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The Marriage of Figaro Moon Over Buffalo Who Stole Jupiter? performed by the National by Ken Ludwig puppets and audience Opera Co presented by the Circle Players participate in exploration Oct. 11 at 3 p.m of Piscataway of the night sky and planets Kelsey Theatre through Oct. 10 at 8.30 p.m. through Nov. 1,1 & 3 p rn Mercer Co. Community College Circle Playhouse NJ State Museum Planetarium Old Trenton Rd., West Windsor 416 Victoria Ave , Piscataway West State Street, Trenton tickets' $12 for adults, $8 for tickets. $12 admission $2 per person senior citizens and students (732) 968-7555 (609) 292-6464 (609)584-9444 Gypsy Harmonic Brass through Oct. 25 EXHIRITS German brass ensemble Paper Mill Playhouse The Landscape Renaissance, Baroque, Millburn Reinterpreted: Aerial Romantic, jazz and pop music, (973) 376-4343 pantomime and humor Photos by Owen Kanzler Oct 12at7'3pp,m. Lend Me a Tenor New Jersey Artist Series event Princeton University Chapel Oct 9 and 10 at 8 pm Oct. 9-Nov. 30 admission: $12, $10 for senior Kelsey Theatre by appointment only citizens and students Mercer Co. Community College Johnson & Johnson World (609) 258-3654 1200 Old Trenton Road Headquarters Gallery tickets: $12 for adults, $8 for (732) 524-3698 senior citizens and students NJ. Symphony Orchestra (609) 584-9444 Sculptures and Drawings Gerard Schwarz, conductor by Estella Lackey Nadja Salemo-Sonnenberg, violin Hannah Senesh, New Jersey Artist Series event Oct. 15 at 8 p.m The Mission Home through Oct. 13 State Theatre by John Wooten by appointment only Livingston Ave. true story of one woman's Johnson & Johnson World New Brunswick struggle to secure a safe Headquarters Gallery Oct 17 at 8 p m haven for Jewish refugees (732) 524-3698 Oct. 18 at 3 p.m Oct. 9-Nov. 1 Prudential Hall free symposium: Scottish Spirit N J. Performing Arts Center Oct. 11 at 2 30 pm. mixed media exhibit by 21 One Center St, Newark Forum Theatre Co members of the Society of tickets: $14-$54 314 Main St, Metuchen Scottish Artists (800) ALLEGRO (732) 548-0582 through Oct. 27 Mon.-Fri., 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. "Mary Shelley's Frankenstein" will be performed OcL 15-Nov 1 at the New Jack Kalichstein, piano Mason Gross School of the Theatre works of C P E. Bach, Burkie by Bruce Graham Arts Galleries Schumann, Mendelssohn, Liszt Civic Square Building Oct. 15 at 8 p m Zaidi Theatre Black Box Series contemporary drama Livingston St., New Brunswick SPECIAL MUSIC Richardson Auditorium free admission Princeton University Oct. 9,10,15,16 and 17 Tom Jones in Concert at 8:30 p.m (732) 932-2222, Ext. 838 Oct. 14 at 8 pm. tickets $19-$29, $2 students (609)258-5000 Oct. 11 at 3 p.m. EVENTS State Theatre Franklin Villagers Barn Theatre The Rutgers Collection of Night of a Thousand Stars Livingston Aye. 475 DeMott Lane Original Illustrations for marching band competition New Brunswick Music scholarship Fund Franklin Twp. Municipal Complex Children's Literature: hosted by the Sayreville War (732) 246-7469 Concert tickets: $8 Recent Acquisitions Memorial High School Anthony Pasquale, clarinet (732) 873-2710 through Jan. 24 Marching Unit Vienna Boys Choir Paul Hoffmann, piano Jane Voorhees Zimmerli Art featuring 13 bands from 5O0th anniversary tour with music of Brahms, Museum across New Jersey Oct. 16 at 8 p.m. Debussy and Teleman FOR KIDS Rutgers University Oct 10 at 6 p.m. Prudential Hall Oct. 11 at 2 p.m The very Young at Art: Hamilton St., New Brunswick gates open at 4:30 p.m. N.J. Performing Arts Center Nicholas Music Center (732) 932-7237 Sayreville War Memorial H.S. One Center St., Newark Douglass College Halloween Pumpkins and Washington Road (888) 466-5722 New Brunswick More Parlin section of Sayreville admission: $14; $7 students art-making activity for children admission: $6 adults, $5 senior King's X Proceeds will support artistic ages 3-6 with an adult citizens and students special guests: Galactic Cowboys, merit-based scholarships. Oct. 10 at 1 p m. fc<* (732)727-6453 Static Island, Americane Jane Voorhees Zimmerli Art Oct 9, 8 p.m. Museum THEATER Hamilton St., New Brunswick I * Old-Fashioned country Fair Birch Hill 1 4-H exhibits, wagon rides; Route 9, Old Bridge Mary shelieys Frankenstein children's materials fee games; live entertainment; tickets: $11 -$13 presented by Rutgers Theatre Co. $6 for non-members, demonstrations; vegetables, (732) 536-0650 Oct. 15-Nov. 1 $4 for members Oct. 10,10 a.m. to 5 p.m. New Theatre (732) 932-7237, Ext. 615 " f rain date: Oct. 11 The Richardson Chamber Douglass College Historic Longstreet Farm Players George St., New Brunswick The Dave Brubeck Quartet. Longstreet Rd., Holmdel Michael Pratt and Nathan A. tickets: $18 The Choirs for Children (732) 842-4000 Randall, artistic directors (732) 932-7511 and Youth of Nassau "Baroque Pearls" Presbyterian Church and music of Corelll, J.S. Bach, Blues for art Alabama Sky The Trenton Children's DANCE Vivaldi and others drama set in 1930 Harlem Choir Hubbard St. Dance/Chicago Opt. 9 at 8 p.m. through Nov. 1, 8 p.m. Princeton Outreach theatrical jazz & contemporary Richardson Auditorium Sundays 730 p.m. Project Inc. event dance Princeton University Sat. and Sun. matinee Oct. 10 at 2 and 7:30 p.m. Oct. 10 & 11 tickets: $10-$20, $2 students Crossroads Theatre Richardson Auditorium McCarter Theatre (609) 258-5000 Livingston Ave., New Brunswick Princeton University University PI,, Princeton tickets: $25-$38 tickets: 2 p.m. performance, tickets: $29-$32 Anthony Pasquale, clarinet (732) 249-5560 $10-515; 7:30 pm., $25 (609) 683-8000 Paul Hoffman, piano (609)258-5000 music by Brahms, Debussy, After-Play Randy James Dance works Telemann written by & starring Anne Meara The ugly Duckling Oct. 13 at 8 p.m. Oct. 11 at 2 p.m. through Oct. 18 Oct. 10 at 2 and 4 p.m. Loree Theater Nicholas Music Center Tues.-Sat 8 p.m., Sun. 2 & 7 p.m. Kelsey Theatre Douglass College Douglass College George Street Playhouse Mercer Co. 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Patrolman Mike Rogers led the class have occurred. Rogers said that the icspoiisihilities of the BY CHARLES W. KIM through a discussion of the techniques used in Police look for different kinds of physical first officer to arrive on the crime .scene are to Staff Writer crime scene processing. evidence characteristics, and these help to ensure self protection, care for anyone who SOUTH BRUNSWICK — Movies and Rogers explained that a major responsibil- determine how evidence should be galheied. may be injured, secure and protect ihe scene, television niake it look so easy. Within a one- ity of officers arriving on the scene of a crime Types of evidence such as fingerprints, identify any witnesses or suspects, maintain hour time period, detectives investigate a is to protect the scene and the physical evi- handwriting, fired bullets, etc. have individual contiol of the scene, and to establish contact crime, and apprehend and convict the bad dence it contains. identifying characteristics with police headquarters. guys. But what happens in real life? Rogers said that in investigating the scene, Other types of evidence may identify or Rogers told the class that documenting the Students of the fourth Citizens' Police police follow "Locard's exchange principle," eliminate a crime scene or suspect. Soil, for scene is also a very important responsibility of Academy learned how crime scenes are which says that whenever two objects come example, could give investigators an idea of the officer icsponding to (he .scene. processed and physical evidence gathered at mto contact with each other, there is always an wheie a crime may have occurred. 'Take copious notes," Rogeis advised. last Thursday's session. exchange of material. Rogers said that transient evidence is the He explained that the iccoid of evidence The academy gives residents an inside This material evidence, according to most fragile. If not collected quickly, it may should be clem- when the case goes Io couit. view of police work as part of the South Rogers, can be more reliable than an eyewit- disappear. Examples of this kind of evidence Because of this, the scene should be docu- Brunswick Police Department's Community ness in establishing if a particular person was are perfumes, foods, cigarettes, etc. mented by photography, sketches, and hand- Policing program. The program is funded in at the crime scene. Rogers said that this kind Police also look for "pattern evidence" written notes. part by the Community Policing and Problem of evidence can also be used to corroborate a which includes blood spatter, glass bieakage, "Everything should tell a sluiy," Rogers Solving,or COPPS, federal program. victim's testimony as to how events might and fireburn patterns. said.
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Her vehicle had two flat tires sive tools and other items to concentrate wanna Court, Pullman Loop, Georges North Brunswick resident Gail M. and a broken windshield. Police released on removing a total of $9 from two of the Road and Wetherhill Way reported that Williams, 39, was arrested and charged her with an impending court date. cars and an undetermined amount of their homes had been hit by water-soluble with possession of items police believed to An East Brunswick resident reported change from another. No other items were paint balls. be drug paraphernalia on Sept. 28 at the to police her bicycle was stolen between 1 reported taken, and unlocked cars were A two-way radio valued at $800 was intersection of Route 522 and New Road. a.m. and 10 a.m. on Sept. 20. The total reportedly the only ones reported broken reported stolen on Oct. 2 from a first-floor According to police reports, she was value of the bike was estimated at $381, Into. The police are still investigating the bathroom at the South Brunswick High released on a summons. police said. case. A woman slept while her Division Mill Road home was burglarized between 8 a.m. and noon Saturday morning, Sept. 26. According to reports, a burglar entered the home through a side window, removed ABC approximately $500 from a basement dresser, then left via the side door. The American Beauty Culture Coldor Brunswick Shopping Center woman was not injured in the incident. 576 MiUtown Rdv North Brunswick Police are still investigating the crime. Police arrested Nester Feneque, 22, of Great Idea For Throop Avenue, New Brunswick, on Sept. Gift Certificates! ( All Salon Equipment Sanitized ) 29 for possession of stolen property. While stopped at a traffic signal, a police officer ran a check on Feneque's plates using the r police mobile computer system. When the I I Special I 5 Off plate number came up as being stolen FREE FREE from New Brunswick, police arrested I Feneque on that charge, as well as for Art Or White * A !l being wanted for $10,500 worth of out- "FREE standing warrants, also from New 2 Color Airbrush Any Wl Use Coupon _ j j With Pedicure With Full Set Brunswick. Feneque was released to the I Airbrush 11 ^Usaie Coupo|| §net custody of the New Brunswick Police <_i 2 Times U . . Use Coupon I ... Use Coupon 1 2 Times • Department. | Friend Must Be First Time Client I I Q 2 2Time Times s UI I '-J 2 Times Q Police arrested Patricia Caraballo, 33, No Combining • Expires 11 -15-99818 . Mo Combining • Expires 11-15-9388 / ilNo Combining • Expires 11-15-98/ iNo Combining • Expires 11-15-98» w NNo Combining • Expires 11-15-98 of Remsen Avenue, New Brunswick, and K Luanda Pacheco Martinez, 51, also New Brunswick, for shoplifting at 5 p.m. Sept. 30 after allegedly being observed placing merchandise worth $250 into their pocket- books and trying to leave Pathmark, Route 1, without paying for it. Each woman was released after posting $975 cash bail. PA DUTCH Police arrested Eddie Martinez, 27, of Brooklyn, N.Y., for shoplifting at Wal-Mart, Route 1, at 7:30 p.m. on Sept. 30. Martinez reportedly took ink cartridges worth $250, FARMERS' MARKET stuffed them in his shirt and tried to leave the store without paying for them. He was sent to the Middlesex County Adult Correction Center, North Brunswick, in Route 27 default of $975 cash bail. A burglar reportedly broke into an office at P&R Services, Livingston Avenue, Kingston, NJ on Sept. 25 and stole a telephone, VCR, tools and the keys to a truck. The burglar then used the keys to steal a 24-foot 1-609-683-5260 [mm Mitsubishi Fuso truck containing an unde- livered load of furniture. The incident re- mains under investigation. "KKK," a swastika and "white power" were painted on the wall of a building hous- ing restrooms at Veteran's Park, Route 130 Thurs. 9:30 AM to 6:00 PM near the high school, on Oct. 2. The words Fit 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM were written in gray or silver spray paint, according to police, and have been report- sd as a bias incident. No further informa- :ion was available from police. SOUTH BRUNSWICK BHLERTS POULTRY! \ A South Brunswick High School NOWACCEFDINGi i ibrary employee reported the theft of a Chicken Legs H computer zip drive valued at $200 on Oct. ORDERS FOR || S from the school, which is located on FR1ESH MULED I LVaJid lhru ™A9 8 ^idge Road, according to police reports. if RICHARD E. KALBACH SR., 74, of East died Oct. 1 in St. Peter's Medical Center, New Brunswick died Oct. 1 at home. Surviving are his Brunswick. Prior to his retirement in 1994, he He's hot, he's sexy, and he's in townl wife, Dons F. Cosher Kalbach; three daughters, was employed for 28 years as a custodian for His powerhouse voice and legendary Nancy Hart of North Brunswick, Donna Patufka the Sayreville Board of Education. Surviving performance style made hits of of East Brunswick and Kathy Drew of the are two brothers, Robert of the Parlin section Franklin Park section of Franklin; three sons, of Sayreville and Wayne of Sayreville; three "It's Not Unusual," "She's a Lady," "Delilah," Richard E. Kalbach Jr. of Carteret, Kevin sisters, Linda Marcinczyk and Rosemary Kalbach Sr of Spotswood and James Kalbach of Spearnock, both of Sayreville, and Donna "What's Mew Pussycat," and much more. Lakewood; and 14 grandchildren. Services were Pelham of Helmetta; and many nieces and He's wild, he's cool, he's Tom Jones. held at Brunswick Memorial Home, East nephews. Services were arranged by Brunswick. Interment was in Holy Cross Burial Maliszewski Memorial Home, Sayreville, with a A night not to be missed. Park, South Brunswick. Mass at Our Lady of Victories Church, Sayreville. Interment was in New Calvary CHARLES S. CANA2ARO JR., 43, of Cemetery, Parlin. State Theatre, BayviNe, formerly of East Brunswick and Sayre- ville, died Oct. 4 at home. Surviving are two CHARLES A. "TONY" FLANAGAN Jr., 56, of sons, Salvatore and John Canazaro, and a Freehold Township died Sept. 25 at home. Born in Call for tickets (732) 246-7469 or visit daughter, Deanna Canazaro, all of Trenton, Ga.; New Brunswick, he had lived in East Brunswick, the State Theatre Box Office his mother, Irene Chaplinski Tomminelli Roselle Park, Spotswood, Howell and Oak Grove, 11 Livingston Ave., New Brunswick Canazaro of East Brunswick; three brothers, Mo., before moving to Freehold Township 14 years Vincent Tomminelli of Clinton, Donald Tomminelli ago. Surviving are his wife of 25 years, Kathleen E. Mon.-Sat. 10:00 A.M.-6:00 P.M. of Monroe and Joseph Canazaro of Old Bridge; (McAleavey) Flanagan; two sons, Patrick R. and This is a guest attraction. State Theatre ticket policies may not apply two sisters, Joyce Bilderback of South Brunswick Brian S., both at home; his mother, Mane and Patricia Deene of Orlando, Fla.; and one Flanagan of East Brunswick; his sister and broth- giandson. Services wore arranged by Mal- er-in-law, Susan and James Blumig of Old Bridge; iszewski Funeral Home, South River, with a two brothers-in-law and one sister-in-law, James Mass planned for today at St. Mary's Church, H. McAleavey of Boston and Thomas and Julia South River. Interment will follow in Rosedale McAleavey of Brooklyn; two nephews and three Cemetery, Linden. nieces. Funeral sei vices were under the direction of Higgins Memorial Home, Freehold, with inter- RICHARD R. BREWER, 53, of Sayreville ment at Holmdel Mausoleum, Holmdel. Miller Memorial slates volunteer talk Sunday Maria Hunter, a lay member of St. South Brunswick Area Clergy Associa- Bartholomew's Church in East Bruns- tion for the past several years, promot- wick, will be guest speaker at Miller ing ecumenical work among various Memorial Presbyterian Church on faiths. Sunday at 11 a.m. Refreshments and an informal dis- The talk will focus on Hunter's calling cussion will take place downstairs in the as a Christian volunteer in the communi- church following the service. ty. Hunter is coordinator of volunteer ser- Miller Memorial is located at the cor- vices at Carrier Foundation in Belle Mead and volunteer coordinator of the ner of Ridge Road and New Road in the Interfaith Ministry of Hope, which serves Monmouth Junction section of South South Brunswick, Franklin and North Brunswick. Brunswick. The public is invited to attend the ses- She has been associated with the sion. OCTOBER 1st THRU 31 St I I SKI IN THE BEST FOR LESS I £ome Celebrate our Goth Anniversary SKI SWAP SKI SALE I viith a summer your Kids •Thousands of Used Skis THOUSANDS OF NEW •Thousands of Used Boots SKI & SNOWBOARD JACKETS, i •Trade-In Your Old Equipment PANTS AND SWEATERS vi ill never forget! • Qualified Staff to Help I • Low, Low Season Rental Prices • Ideal For Growing Families OFF i 1 Open House I October 18 I 1 lam - 3 prn Full Da^f for ages 4~i5, Door-to-Door Transportation Hot Lunch, Adult Staff, 1th~ioth 6 102O ROUTE IB Directors: Aileen and David Levine EAST BRUNSWICK 254-5115 A.m Raiders rolling, looking to states BY TIM MORRIS Raiders have. He's a senior and is blending Staff Writer his talents with that of his teammates. His brother Marcos Romaneiro, a sophomore, tan Williston is not nit-picking when has had an impact already and has been a he says that his unbeaten (7-0-1) foice with Eduardo on the front line. S North Brunswick High School boys Midfielders Roberto Bosmcdiano and soccer team "is not there yet." Eric Kinckle have been controlling the ball The Raiders coach isn't looking at the from midfield making the transition from cup as half empty when he points out his offense to defense smoothly. With their team's shortcomings. Williston knows very ball control, the Raiders are doing most of well that whatever his Raiders do this fall, the attacking. it will be what they do in November that With just three goals surrendered in determines how successful a year it has eight matches, the Raiders have been up to been for his team. the task when challenged. Goalie John Last year the Raiders were 19-1-1, won Goodchnan has stepped up and has been their division and the Greater Middlesex very dependable. Center backs Ryan Conference playoffs titles, but lost in the Bonura and Joe Rankin have been solid on Central Jersey semi-iinals. South defense as a tandem shutting down attacks. Brunswick is looking to go deeper into Eduardo Romaneiro, Bonura and November (his time around. Bosmcdiano are the only returning starters "We view the season as a means to an from last year's GM champions. The seven end," he explained. "We try to use it as a graduated starters are all playing college testing ground for tournaments. soccer today which says something about "We're not where we want to be yet, but the talent level of North Brunswick. we're getting there," he added. "We've got Williston said he and the coaching staff gifted attacking players who are still trying expected it to take time for this year's team to blend their talents together. We don't to jell because of all the newcomers. have a crisp, smooth attack yet. We're not "We knew that the kids would need to technically sound." learn what it's like to be competitive on That may indeed sound like nit-picking this level," he said. "We'ie still looking to when you look at the numbers. In eight get the individual parts together. We've matches, the Raiders have outscored their seen glimpses of what they can do." opponents, 27-3. But Williston knows that What has helped the young Raiders get those numbers won't make any difference ready for the competition has been the once the GMC starts in two weeks (Oct. team's No, 1 ranking in the county, their 26) and the state sectional in November. unbeaten status and No. 18 ranking in the "As you advance in tournament play the state. competition gets better and there is a pre- "When you are ranked No. 1 in the mium on goals," he pointed out. "You have county, it has people coming after you and to find ways to score that you didn't during playing with more passion," said Williston. the regular season. "Teams are more concentrated on beating "Teams are tactically preparing for us us. We have to be ready." differently now," he added. "We need to Willislon welcomes each and every read the game better and attack spaces that challenge because his team has a lofty goal we're given. Teams are staying back and in '98. packing it in against us. We're not getting "We're looking to play four more the ball as wide as we would like to spread games this year," he said. "We got to the defenses out." sectional semi-finals last year and this year Brazilian Eduardo Romaneiro, one of we would like to get to the state finals. We three returning starters from last year's last won it in 1993 and we'd like to get HEADS UP PLAY — North Brunswick Township High School's Joe Rankin goes over outstanding team, is the most talented of back there again. That's our focus, our the top of a Colonia player in Tuesday's 1-1 tie. the gifted attacking players that the goal." Augusta F. Menezes/Greater Media Whitmans Vikings having fun, fulfilling goals JY TIM MORRIS place. We have determined and dedicated State Interscholastic Athletic Association player. Like her teammates, she is a strong Staff Writer players who are improving their skills. singles tournament and will begin play on backcourt player. "We have a very cohesive team and that Saturday at Mercer County Park. She South Brunswick's doubles teams are outh Brunswick High School's suc- has helped us win a lot of 3-2 matches, and reached the quarterfinals of the GMC tour- improving with each match and getting to cess on the tennis court this fall is no we've done the best we could do against nament earlier in the season. the point where they can be as dependable S accident. It's the result of a lot of powers East Brunswick and Old Bridge," Playing second singles is Thanusha as the Vikings singles trio. hard work and dedication to improvement she added. Puvananayagam, a senior. She was No. 1 The Vikings are stalling anew at dou- on the part of the Viking players, accord- The Vikings have been relying on a last year, but has not been upset by her bles, with no one returning from last year. ing to coach Barbara Whitman. strong, experienced singles line-up top-to- demotion to second singles. She remains a Pam Cooper, a junior, and Meena It started for the Vikings in early bottom this fall, led by junior Tracy Yu. team player and is still playing outstanding Jagannatah, a senior, are playing first sin- August, when practice began and the team Yu is the perfect example of the work tennis. Her 6-2 record is the best of the gles, while Inga Veksler, a sophomore, goals were to develop their skills, have fun ethic displayed by the Vikings. The junior Vikings players. Dushyanthi Naveendra, a junior, and and strive for excellence. They have been played third singles last fall, but her year- Puvananayagam's greatest strength, Andrea Berka, a sophomore, have been achieving all three. round commitment to the sport has made according to Whitman, is her persistence rotating at second doubles. With a 5-3 overall record and 5-2 in the her a better player, and she played her way on the court. She hits the ball hard and just "Our doubles teams keep getting bet- Red Division of the Greater Middlesex to first singles. out-lasts her opponents. Like Yu, she is ter as they get used to play with each Conference, the Vikings are having fun "Tracy has a classic tennis game," said very cool and calm on the court. other and playing as a team," noted looking forward to the Central Jersey Whitman. "She keeps the ball in play, hits Third singles is Gaithri Balasingam. Whitman. Group IV playoffs later this month. the ball hard and has a good serve. She's The senior has moved up from first dou- The doubles tandems have had their "We are doing well this year," said very composed on the court." bles and handled the change well. She has moments, scoring the decisive point for the Whitman. "Everything has fallen into Yu has qualified for the New Jersey proven to be a more than capable singles Vikings in some of their 3-2 wins. 3© SENTINEL, OCTOBER 8, 1998 Earn $3,000 |pf||||fi§ It was a split for the North Brunswick ages 14-16 to play in the 17th Annual Indians' Pop Warner football teams this Maccabi Youth Games next August. Four weekend as they went 2-2 against Monroe. positions are open and the learn is looking The Mighty Mites had another tough for a pitcher, catcher and shortstop. Call game this week as lost 22-0 to the Monroe Neal at (732) 499-0660 for additional infor- Wolverines and their record dropped to 1-4. mation. The Junior Pee Wees gave the On Oct. 18, the American Cancer Wolverines a tough fight and had many Society will hold its Filth Annual Making scoring opportunities, but came up short 6- Strides Against Breast Cancer, a five-mile 0, and their record went to 3-2. non-competitive walk, at Liberty State Park The Pee Wees had to work for their win at 11 a.m. This is the nation's largest fund- with a 10-yard run, to tie the score, 6-6. raising event. The walk will take place in With 40 seconds to go in the game, North several locations in the New York-New Brunswick ran an end- around and Joe Jersey area. In New York the walk will be Mastrangelo scampered to the end zone held in Central Park; Jones Beach, Long Women ages 21 to 30 needed from 45 yards out for the winning score, Island; Manhattanville College, and the Indians pulled it out, 12-6, and Westchester; Borough Hall, Queens; and to help infertile couples realize their dreams improved their record to 3-2. Head coach Woodbury Common, Central Valley. Guy Jackson said, "This is one of the best Liberty State Park is the only site in New games we've played all season." Jersey. For more information on the Making EARN $ 3,000 AS AN EGG DONOR In the Midgets division, the clouds Strides Against Breast Cancer, call 1-800- rolling in from the horizon didn't hamper ACS-2345. call toll free: the Indians' offense. Francisco Acevado put The Raritan Valley YMCA, East the Indians on the board from 15 yards out. Brunswick, has openings in its fall adult Ronnie Powell scored twice on 45- and 55- sports leagues for both teams and individu- 1-800-IVF-NJ44 yard runs. Acevado added two extra point als. Registration is now being accepted for kicks for two points each. Sadiki Anglin ran men's open basketball, men's over-30 bas- down the sideline for the Indians' final ketball, women's basketball, co-ed volley- Ask for Mary Ellen (Please call Between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m.) score, and that put the Wolverines away 29- ball and men's indoor soccer. All leagues 12. The Indians remain undefeated with a 5- offer a 10-week season with playoffs, refer- 0 record. ees and T-shirts for all participants. The North Brunswick Baseball Trophies will be awarded to the winnci of Rt. 27 in Somerset • Rt. 9 in Manalapan Association has announced the names of each league. The leagues have no residency members of its executive board and direc- requirement. For more information, call www.ivfnj.com tors for the 1999 season. (732)257-4114. The executive board members are: Phil The Central Jersey Mustangs' Girls' Jersey Sinicropi, president; Doug Caruso, vice Fastpitch Softball Association is seeking president of baseball operations; Darren girls from ages 12 to 18 for the 1999 sum- Fertility & Gynecology Center, P.A. Snediker, vice president of events; Fred mer season. The Middlesex County-based Cutler, player agent; Art Verpent, treasurer; organization is a member of the American and Pat Rose, secretary. Softball Association and plays in tourna- The directors are: Gene Barisano, Ray ments in New Jersey and other Atlantic Burlew, Doug Caruso Fred Cutler, Lou Coast states. The organization promises a Duccheschi Ralph Farinola, Linda 50 percent minimum playing time rule and Hennessey, Bob Hoffman, Tom Laffey, Joe offers winter workouts and clinics. Tryouts Linskey, Joe Mollica, Jim Muldowney, Jim are slated for Saturday. For more informa- Pickering, Frank Puleio, John Nemergut, tion on current and future tryouts, call Ron Pat Rose, Rick Scarillo, Phil Sinicropi, S. Tuitt at (732) 545-1494 or e-mail him at: Darren Snediker, Art Veipent, Grace Vircik, mustang7 @bellatlantic.net. John Vercick, Steve Wayne, Anthony Zeno, The 11th annual Central Jersey Pre- and Don Zerby Season Basketball Camp, co-directed by Saturday & Sunday The first board of directors reorganiza- former state championship basketball tion meeting will be held today at 7:30 p.m. coaches Neil Home and John Somogyi, will October lOfh & I Iff) • 10 AM-5 PM at Sabella Park Clubhouse. Anyone interest- be held in afternoon and evening sessions ed in North Brunswick baseball is invited to for five days starting Nov. 17 and ending attend the meeting. For more information, Nov. 24. The camp is open to boys and girls call Phil Sinicropi at (732) 846-7806. in seventh through 12th grade and includes ***Free Corn Maize*** The 19th Annual Frost on the five 2-1/2 hour sessions with a focus on Free hayrides to the pumpkin field Pumpkin 10K Road Race is slated for Oct. conditioning, fundamental skills and scrim- • Pick your own pumpkins 25 at 9:30 a.m. The race will begin at the mages. For more information, call 846- South River Middle School, Thomas 8928. • Live Country Music and Street. Registration prior to Oct. 22 is $12, The Two-Out Kids won the champi- Free Country Line Dance Lessons $9 for ghost (non-participating) runners. onship of the Middlesex County Over-60 • Petting Zoo and Pony Rides Race-day registration is $15 and will be Softball League with a 16-4 victory over open from 7-9:15 a.m. at the school. The the Eagers at Veterans Park in Old Bridge. first 250 finishers of the 10K receive a mug The Two-Out Kids are: George Angelo, • Door Prizes and the first 250 registrants receive shirts. Hugh Clarke, Steve Colamonico, Roman • Craft Court and Food Court The top three male and female finishers in Fuentes, Jim Griffin, Chester Kinal, 12 age groups will receive medals, and Robert Kuntz, Paul Martin, Jack Rosal, • Tattoos awards will be presented to the top overall Herb Slovis, Joey Wong, Leonard • Moon Jump finishers. Along with the 10K race, events Youngreri, Hoagy Horak, Alvin Zach, John • Face Painting & Sand Art include a health walk or run beginning at Flocco and Edward McLaughlin. Slovis Dailey's Pond at 9 a.m. and a Lollipop was the team's manager. Pumpkin Carving Demonstration Race for boys and girls up to age 11. The Spotswood Recreation is sponsoring its • Hula Hoop Contest, Mackarena Contest, registration fee for the health event is $5 in Fifth Annual 5K on Oct. 17. In addition to & Limbo Contest advance or $6 on the day of the event, and the 5K a one-mile road race will be held. the fee for the Lollipop Race is $1. All Both races will begin behind Spotswood • Scarecrow Contest health event participants receive a cap, and High School by the Little League field. The Antique Tractors & Farm Equipment On Display all Lollipop entrants receive a lollipop. one-mile race starts at 9 a.m. and the 5K Make checks payable to Frost on the goes off at 9:30 a.m. The fee for the race is ***Free Clown Shows*** Pumpkin 10K Road Race. Checks should $10 for pre-registrants and $15 for race-day • Psychic be mailed to James W. Genecki, Director, registrants. Registration forms may be 49 Ferris St., South River, 08882. obtained at the Spotswood Public Library, roUNTRY Softball players are needed for the New Main Street, or Manhattan Bagel,' (Ridge Road) Dayton Jersey Maccabi Girls Fastpitch Softball Summerhill Road. Forms also may be FARM Team that has won medals in four of the last obtained by calling 251-7370 and leaving ) 329-8656 five year. The team is seeking Jewish girls your name and address. SENTINEL, OCTOBER 8, 1998 31 THE MARKETPLACE • Real Estate • Business • Auto • Classified • Property lines reflect the most recent 53 Westboro Lane $208,575 7323 Elm Court $88,000 sale prices of homes. 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Box 1080 • East Brunswick, NJ 08816 SENTINEL OCTOBER 8, 1998 33 031 Motieyi t ILf THERE S SOMETHING FOR BAKER • COUNTER HELP CNAs & NURSES, F/T-P/T Media Newspapers DELI HELP FT & PI posi GAL/GUY FRIDAY The Elms In Cranbury FOR EVERYONE tions available for Bigel/Deli full/Part time Computer EOE Call 732 521-1273 Matawan/Old Bridge area Ex literate Immediate opening IN CLASSIFIED perience preferred but not Must be willing to work MANICURIST F/T - P/T CASH Immediate $$ for necessary Call 732 765-1505 Saturday Call 732 972 2800 Busy Salon No following structured settlements and de ask for Paul or Mike necessary Call 732-972 7330 ferred insurance claims J 6 HAIRDRESSER Wentworth 1 888 231 5375 CLERICAL Up scaled Salon High profile MOVERS y yoiA/ ARE YOU DROWNING IN clients Fast paced with basic General office work Light benefts Call 732-842-1188 FT or PT Packers needed DEBT? 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Own the Llthoid Printing Corp Vehicle & benefits Call about licensing procedures home you need now without a 19 Cotters Lane AJ PERRI 732 747-3131 income potential work a East Brunswick NJ 08816 schedule/hours & training ed big down payment Complete EOE MARKETING Director Part programs financing if qualified DeGeorge ner for National Firm to cover » afiout *e po?rt-on^'f ^ent of newspaper Home Alliance 1 800 343 2084 entire New Jersey market Ex TUESDAY EVENINGS 7PM REFINANCE & SAVE $100 s COMPANION cellent communication mar Oct 6 13 20 & 27 CACH MONTH I Consolidate FAT P/T Middlesex County kotinq and sales experience at our offices in work in the exotmg^ hear {rom you. debt improve your home or LOOKING FOR THE BEST! required Ambitious rnotlvat Holmdel & Mlddletown get needed cash Custom Caregivers to care lor tho ed entrepreneurial individual programs for every need elderly Flexible hours clos^ to (800)832 2290 WEDNESDAY EVENINGS pushing, we _1AirFH Good & problem credit home Car a plus Competitive 7PM no income verification salary CHHA CNA a plus If MECHANIC Oct 7, 14 21 & 28 self employed & bankruptcy you caie about people consider For machinery Entry level at our offices In 24 hour pre approvals quick position Experience helpful East Brunswick, Howell closings, competitive rates but not necessary Good Manalapan, Matawan We bend over backwards to SPECIAL CARE wages plus full benefit & Millstone approve your loan FAIRBANK 732-745 7788 package 5 minutes West of MORTGAGC 1 888 8/7 5511 DATA ENTRY Freehold Call 732-792-1989 1-800 345-9624 ext 63 ext 413 Lie NJ 14180 Looking for highly motivatod for the address of the self starters Computer MEDICAL office nearest you experience required Marlboro 035 Help Wanted area Call Harvey 732 780 3141 RECEPTIONIST REAL ESTATE Experienced Highland Park & Fulltime East Brunswick offices Know SALESPERSON Motivated DECORATING ASSOCIATE ledge of Managed Care insur Success oriented persons Seeking creative business ance a plus Call Janice looking for a rewarding career ASSISTANT TEACHER mindscf person for interior 732-249-8999 in Real estate Call Mike Wilson Preschool P/T mornings Art or decorating Training Part/Full GLORIA NILSON REALTORS music background helpful time Call 732 946 8896 OFFICE SUPPORT $$$$$$$$ Manalapan Office Call 732-431 0718 Attention Temporary Workers 732 780 6500 DRIVER COVENANT TRANS We have an Open House on AVON $ $ SALES PORT $1000 sign on bonus Thursday, October 8,1998 In Must be 18 Call 24 hours for Exp Company Drivers celebration of National SALES/SALES 1-800 545-8390 1 800 441 4394 Temporary Help Weekl MANAGEMENT Owner/Operators Call IMMEDIATE OPENING 1 88B 667 3729 Bud Meyer Come & Join us between the Are you ready to earn between BOOKKEEPER Truck Linos Rofiigorated Haul hours, of 8 30am and 3 30pm $30 000 $50,000 youi first For Medical Office in Old Inq CALL TOLL TREE Find out about the Immediate year & $50 000 $80,000 youi Bridge Knowledge of Accounts 1 87? 283 6393 Solo Drivers Sa s e ar Payable Accounts Recelv opportunities available with second year $75000 $100 000 jrganville, NI- ReUil ^' Pi ^ I?n(>mive trwiiki-'t, & Contractors our top clients in tha following your third? Then we d like to .vnFTience) in uul . ,.u ,„ .1 hiiznlY t-on:»I ._,.. i Vmi will able General Ledger Bank areas speak to you The leading r Reconciliations strong Excel DRIVERS COMPANY AND Administrative Assistants NATIONAL REAL ESTATE & Word skills Salary common OWNER OPERATORS Accounting • Customer office in NJ is looking for 2 surate with experience plus Flatbed and Van opportunities Service • Data Entry • Clerical CAREER minded people for benefits Leave message for $41 000 OO/yr Avarage Home Receptionists • Secretaries residential new home sales Ruby 732 679 5100 exf 196 weekonds and during the Word Processors • Clerk commercial investment sales or FAX 732 679 6903'EOE/AA wpok Assigned late model Typists • rile Clerks. • Legal and leasing in Central Jersey CAREER CHANGE? muipment free medical No Secretaries • And Morel area Management opportunity We have a proven transition NY City Flatbeds 1yr Exp exists WE WILL GET YOU tract record for folks changing Req Call 800 788 7357 Temporary/Temporary to Hire LICENSED AT NO COST careers Discover have easy it LANDAIR TRANSPORT INC Long S Short Term Available! $ZERO DOLLARS AND is to reposition yourself Get DRIVERS NOW HIRING! TRAIN YOU For confidential your REAL ESTATE LICENSE Homo Every weekend Com Refreshments! Giveawaysl interview call Tom Poklikuha and begin to earn a solid pany Drivers Start $ 31c/mile Lorelei Personnel, Inc CENTURY 21 Income includes $ 03 bonus) Free One Auer Court Worden & Green Call Pearl Cook Manager nsurance Excellent Benefits East Brunswick, NJ 08815 908-828 6300 Old Bridge Office Owner Operators $ 81c/mile please s 732-525 1550 (includes $ 01 bonus) Paid WEICHERT REALTORS Fuel Taxes & Tolls Insurance SALES Available EPES Transport Are ready for a new challenge? 1 800 948 6766 CERTIFIED HOME Do you know and live in the Central Jersey area? 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Your ex-husband's bowling ball is rolling around in the attic. 8, You still have your Lawrence welk 8 track tape collection. 7. Your polyester leisure suits are crowding your closet 6. No one wants to see your ash tray collection. 5. Your goldfish died in 1982 but you still have the bowl. 4. You're still using a Lava lamp to read by. 3. YOU'D get a FREE GARAGE SALE KIT. 2. YOU'LL REACH 350,000 READERS AND GET GREAT RESULTS 1. Your ad is online 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for additional exposure, additional results. $4.50 A LINE* 1-800-660-4ADS "minimum 4 lines SENTINEL, OCTOBER B, 1998 34 036 Help Wanted 036 Help Wanted 036 Help Wanted 1037a Child Care O43pldthlng 047 'Furniture:'.. 048b Infants Full Time Part Time Part Time Part Time Wanted Juvenile Items REAL ESTATE SALES YOUR MEDICAL NURSE-IV Certified THERE'S ALWAYS EAST BRUNSWICK-Llve-ln/out OUR ADS SOFA Reclines both ends, CRIB with mattress, comforter Opportunity is knocking. Don't AD RN to administer Chemother- SOMETHING NEW IN For 2 yr. old. Wed.-Sun. 6pm Recliner chair, Love seat. set, 2 highchalrs, Prego dou- miss our on going pre-licenslng CAN apy in Dr.'s office 3 days/week. CLASSIFIED Must work Fri. & Sat, Night. GET RESULTS All match light bl plaid. ble stroller, carseat, Port-a- courses & superior training to BE Freehold area. 732-780-0100 Other nights flex. Non-smoKer. Call 732-462-7951 crib, 2 tricycles, dresser S help you get a FAST successful HERE TEACHERS AIDES Student ok. refs. 732-257-3042 CALL CLASSIFIED nightstand (almond lacquer). start. Call Debbie V. Weiohert 1-800-660-4ADS MOTHER'S HELPER THIS END UP Home Oflice. Excellent cond. 732-607-0530 Realtors 732-583-5400 Busy Marlboro family needs TEACHERS 1-800-660-4ADS Desk, desk return/table, chair, housekeeper, Tuesday and NANNIES HURRY! 2 file cabinets. All for $300. APPONTMENT SETTERS PART TIME/FULL TIME MATERNITY CLOTHING CRIB, Glider rocker, Chest of Monday-Thursday, evening Friday, 9am-12pm, $10 00 PERMANENT POSITIONS FOR THE BEST JOBS Will sell pieces. 732-251-8753 drawers, natural wood, Like SALES HELP per hour. Call 732-946-7997 Sz. small. Fall/Winter seasons. hours. Highest pay. Matawan. IMMEDIATE OPENINGS Uvein/out or After School Care Business dress & casual. Ex- WALL UNIT-3 PC. **. brand new. $600 FT/PT-Baby Furniture Store Cair732-583-8478 Nursery School. Call between Call 732-591-2365 looking for experienced sales MOTHERS & OTHERS cellent condition. 732-398-0240 78-1/2"h.x98"w., black ^g/ ASSISTANT to work with Do you have good telephone 9am to 5pm. 732-254-3505 SELECTIVE NANNY 1 yrs old. Cost $1,200., EAST BRUNSWICK help, weekends & nights a children. Wednesdays. Drivers skills, clear speaking voice and 288 SUMMERHILL RD., E.B. sell $600.«732-264-9113 aft.3p must. Call 732-747-7135 TELEMARKETERS 732-432-9500 JUVENILE SALE -13 Sanford license required. 732-238-7937 good diction? Are you detail $7. per hour + SAYREVILLE - Sitter wanted WALL UNIT/ Oak. Triple dress- Road (off Rues Lane & Rt. 18) SALES HELP- F/T - P/T oriented, with some office $100. weekly bonus. 6-9pm. to supervise 7 & 14 yrs. olds in 046 Firewood Peg Perigo double stroller, Holiday Season. Nice hand- BANKING- skills? If your looking for part- 1 er w/mirror & nightstand. JVC wrlting a plus. 609-409-7971 Monday-Thursday, Mata wan. my home on Friday and/or Sat- Stereo unit w/speakers. Brass playpen, high chair, dish- TELLER time work, this could be for 1-800-235-0644 urday nights. Must be 18 yrs. f/p doors, new. 732-706-5325 walker. Little Tykes, Cottage you. Shifts available Monday- or older. Non-smoker. Refer- bed & desk. Gently used SALES TRAINEE Friday, between 9:00 & 5:00 at TELEPHONE CALLERS designer clothes & lots of toys. Strong communication skills, PART-TIME ences required. 732-390-9209 $95./CORD If you have a good aptitude for our Woodbridge location. No MORNINGS OR EVENINGS SEASONED FIREWOOD TickFe Me, J & M, & more. Oct. some computer helpful. Apply evenings or weekends. Good In FREEHOLD for 048 General 3, 4,10 & 11. Sam to 4 pm. in personxevlnson Steel Co., figures, or have prior teller or hourly pay plus bonuses. AMERICAN HEART ASSN. ALL HARDWOOD. Del. avail. Merchandise 196 Main Street, Matawan cashier experience and enjoy Sayreville Lawn & Garden working with many people in a Call Lana 9:30 to 11:30 at No experience necessary. 039 Health Care 732-390-0900 or call 732-566-8666 fast-paced environment, con- 1-800-272-6771, EXT, 244. Salary + Weekly bonuses. Call LITTLE TIKES sider part-time as a Teller at 732-308-4201, feave message. ASSORTED CHILDREN'S Playhouse, $100. Cozy Coupe. SALES- Immediate Provident Savings Bank. Great TELEPHONE SALES from DUBOIS FARMS $30. Pool w/slide $30. or $150 Employment. Three(3) people NURSING $100./Cord'$55. 1/2 furniture. Bed, dresser, night- buys all. Call 732-495-6634 needed to assist manager. hours too. LPN/RN with OB/GYN exper- Old Bridge office. 9-1 or 1-5. PLACE your relative with a Free delivery All hardwoods. stands, desks, plus bikes & Calf 732-251-0047 Family Instead of a Facility. other Items. All items priced MOVING SALEI Bellini's $400.00 per week guaranteed. Positions available In the ience. Monday, Wednesday, 70%+ Oak Seasoned. Call Paul, 732-380-0990 EOE Thursday, 5-9pm. Old Bridge Wonderful environment/home Call 732-792-1578 between $5.00 & $30.00. 3 drawer chest dresser (white), Dunellen area: area. Call Louise 732-679-5100 WAITERS • WAITRESSES cooked meals. 732-521-0223 Call 732-651-8869 Contemporary vanity table SECRETARY to $10. hour Ext.184 or FAX 732-679-6903 Part-time banquet positions (white) & twin bed. Great buys. Call Human Resources OFFICE ASSISTANT available. No experience Call 732-780-2416 Temp to hire opportunity. Department: (201) 915-5436 FOR CHIROPRACTOR necessary. Apply in person at 039a Health Care 047 Furniture CARPET Reason for vacancy: Co. pro- or Fax resumes to: Experienced preferred, but will GARDEN MANOR JUST COMPLETED LARGE moted Individual to partner of (201) 915-5431 Route 35 N., Aberdeen, N.J. Wanted 049 Merchandise business. Small growing Train. AM/PM shifts open. DEVELOPMENT. OVER 970 business. Must answer Call 732-290-8950 YDS. LEFT. Closeout $3.95. Wanted The Provident Savings Bank BED-King Extra Thick Premi- Some upgraded carpets phones, utilize basic Word 830 Bergen Avenue 036a Employment available starting at SB.08. skills. Good benefits. Jersey City. NJ 07306 OPTICIAN AIDE NEEDED PT um mattress, box & frame. BD Temps Services Mon.-Fn. mornings & eves. New In plastic. Cost $1,199. Commercial carpet $3.89. EOE M/F/D/V Old Bridge area. Wednesdays: Sell $475. Call 732-602-9603 CALL EDDIE AAA ANTHONY'S ANTIQUES 63 W. Main St. 10am to 5pm. Saturdays: Exp. & Refs. required. 732-591-0869 OR PAYS TOP $$ for any antique Freehold, NJ 07728 BOOKKEEPER/ 10am to 1pm. 732-679-2167 Parlin. Call 732-721-3211 BED-Queon, premium mat- 1 Piece or contents • Estates Telephone for an appointment SIOOp's POSSIBLE TYPING. 1-800-246-0869 trass, box & frame. New in COCKTAIL & END TABLES • House sales • Etc. JO-JO 732-577-9432 SECRETARY Part time Cashier Part-time. At Home. Toll free plastic cost $1,000. sell $325. Auctions held 3rd Tuesday Growing construction company Blackstone Lumber, Rte. 9, 1-800-218-9000 Ext. T-5139 Call 732-855-7883 solid Oak, w/smoked glass monthly. Established 1979 SECRETARY/EXECUTIVE in Old Bridge area. Good Old Bridge, needs cashier to for listings/directory. ^^ 041 Resumes top, $75. Grey LIv.Rm. sec- Minimum 5 years experience, organization & communication work flexible hours. Real BED/QUEEN. 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Lawn Maintenance, Pruning #1 In Furniture Care Anywhere Interior Patntlng/No Job Too TREE SERVICE ALL WORK GUARANTEED Full household/parllal move Duality Home Improvements- a Trimming Tree Removal 1 Tree Removal CALL JOHN, 732-521-0267 Small Driveways Sealed ODD JOBS - Can do most Heating/Kltchens/Baths/Addlt & Stump Grinding, Drainage 1 Lie PM00276 Fully Insured Free Estimates 732-721-2105 ALL PHASE Remodeling, Inc anything, No Job Too Small Trimming Call Jim 732-303-1055 Free Est • Affordable Prices Systems Sod/Mulch/Stone, 1 Lot Clearing CUSTOM MASONRY Call John 732-251-0893 732-723-0482 or 732-446-6585 Thatching & Seeding Railroad Experience Bquals quality work AFFORDABLE PAINTING GARAGE DOORS Tie Construction Landscape • Stump Grinding • Firewood Interior/exterior, reliable, Fully insured 732-446-2040 Brick work a specialty. THE HOUSE SPECIALIST- Design & Installation NO JOB TOO SMALL 084a Light quality work, reasonable rates & OPENERS Call Room by Room Painting [080b Home Improvements -Tiles • Floors Fully insured & Free est PARADISE LAWN CARE CALL ERIC 732-521-6069 •INSTALL-REPAIRS Kitchens • Doors 732-441-0588 Hauling 732-607-2577 • SERVICE 7 DAYS Improvements CREIGHTON LANDSCAPE Complete Lawn Maintenance DON'S CUSTOM MASONRY • REASONABLE • FREE EST TOTAL HOME 732-294-7433 Cutting'Fertilizing'Clean-ups Fireplace s/Patlos/Foundations Monmouth/Ocean/Middlesex IMPROVEMENTS Aerating-Thatchfng-Seeding Free estimates 732-251-4352 AL'S PAINTING AERATION Free Est/Insured 7S2-257-8991 REMOVAL Interior & Exterior ADDITIONS • BASEMENT Call 732-566-2828 732-615-2301 Seeding, Lawn Renovation FERNANDO MASONRY- Attics, Basements, Debris GET THE BEST FOR LESSI BATH •KITCHENS' Free est W.J.P. CONTRACT INC 1-800-400-25-19 RUSSELL'S Concrete, blocks, brick pavers No Job Too BIG Prea estimate 732-583-3306 MICHAEL'S OHD COMPANY ANI Construction 732-521-2444 Additions, Windows, Siding, driveway paving, stucco, etc Rick 732-251-5953 Salos/SarviCB & Installations Decks & Roofs 732-422-1633 TREE SERVICE Snow plowing Fully Insured of Garage Doors & Power ADDITIONS - ALL HOME ARBORCARE Free Est Caff 732-446-5877 ALL PAINTING We specialize In all kinds of INTERIOR/EXTERIOR Openers Call 732-572-1511 REPAIRS - Painting, tree removal, pruning shrubs Basement finishing Free est TREE EXPERTS GALLAGHER Concrete-Steps 085 Odd Jobs Quality Work Reasonable 080c Kitchen Also yard clean-ups Free est •Porches-Concrete Pavers- Rates Call Mike 732-363-2786 Fully Insured 732-821-S969 Removal • Pruning • Stumps Fully Ins 732-329-3091 Cleanups Cabinets Free Estimates Fully insured Wo make & transport our own AFFORDABLE - Home Sweet 732-721-8671 concrete, saving you money, BLANCHARD PAINTING 080 Gutters Home - Replacement Win- SCREENED TOPSOIL on driveways, sidewalks & All phases of the trade dows • Doors • Siding • Int /Ext B&S Inc -Clean top soil-Fill dirt Double Shredded Mulch Interior/Exterior Reasonable stone-mulch, grading,excavat- patios Call 732-727-7852^ •AAA Affordable Painting • Complete Home KITCHEN TUNE-UP Decorative Stone prices Call 732-350-2941 Renovations 1-888-452-7717 • Restorations • Refinishing- ing Do2er/Backhoe Rentals MASON will fix & repair steps, Clean-ups • GUTTER Cleaning & Repairs 7*32-521-2123/732-566-7148 Best Prices! sidewalks & plastering. 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HONDA ACCORD EX '90 GARDEN STATE 4clr Sadan Dark grey auto PLUMBING and HEATING am/fm cass , a/c all power, WATER HEATERS 128 000 mi Excellent cond REPAIRS & REMODELING Asking $4 675 • 732-583-1178 GEORGE SAHUL JR License #5568 HONDA CIVIC LX '92- Auto Air, Kenwood storoo, needs 732-251-5660 nothing, super shape, 72,000 miles, $7 000 or best offer. 732-786-1533 • 212-313 2403 091 Roofing MAZDA 626 ES '94 g$. 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