S.B. Rolls out Its Presidential Carpet Ridge Road, Where They Boarded Buses to President Comes to Town the Major Road Middle School

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AUGUST 24, 2000 Sentinel Serving North and South Brunswick S.B. rolls out its presidential carpet Ridge Road, where they boarded buses to President comes to town the Major Road middle school. to give Congressman "I'm thrilled, and excited," Mayor Debra Johnson said of the visit. "It is a Holt's campaign a boost great boom for our town." Johnson also said that the education BY CHARLES W. KIM issue is important. Stall Writi't "It is hard to balance taxes with the [needs of the] school system," Johnson resident Bill Clinton visited said. "The students' environment and facil- Crossroads Middle School in South ities are important." PBrunswick Wednesday to illustrate The Crossroads Jazz Band greeted the need for federal help with school con- Clinton with "Hail to the Chief." struction. "They only practiced Tuesday," said "Talk to your friends and neighbors. I Gary Wesalo, the father of band saxophon- need your help" to get school construction ist Beth Wesalo, 13. "She is pumped up," legislation passed, Clinton told the approx- he said, pointing at his daughter. imately 900 people present. Accompanied by Holt, Clinton arrived The president is proposing the use of at the school by Marine helicopter at about federal dollars to provide tax credits equal 1 p.m. The crowd rose to its feet as four lo the interest on new school construction, choppers set down on the athletic field and grants and loans to renovate older next to the school. buildings (hat are wearing out. Clinton was greeted by Johnson, This was the first lime a sitting presi- Stewart and other township officials. dent had visited the township. Before addressing the crowd, the presi- Clinton toured a trailer classroom dur- dent then visited for about 15 minutes with ing his visit, one of several stops in central six students and two teachers inside one of New Jersey to show support for Democrat the 21 trailer classrooms which are used Congressman Rush Holt (D-12), who throughout the district because of over- faces former GOP Congressman Dick crowding. Zimmer this November in a race that has Incoming South Brunswick freshman claimed national attention. Malaika Carpenter introduced Clinton, and Following Clinton's stop in South gave the audience a firsthand view of Brunswick, he traveled to a fund-raiser for attending classes in a trailer for two years. Holt in Hopewcll, and later to a campaign "It is half the size of a regular class- stop to support Cherry Hill's mayor in her room. It raised a whole new set of issues," bid for re-election. Malaika said, explaining that many stu- The White House announced the trip on dents in those temporary classrooms felt Friday afternoon, making officials scram- isolated and cut off from the rest of the ble to prepare the township. population. "We arc very excited and are pleased he There were also problems with weather has chosen to come here," Schools and gaining computer access, she said. Superintendent Samuel Stewart said. Also, she said teasing by other students set Stewart said 50 Crossroads Middle those in the rooms apart from the other School students were picked at random to students in the main building. attend the special event. Every 50th stu- "Believe me, we are not excused from JERRY WOLKOWITZ dent alphabetically was invited. President Clinton alights from a helicopter Wednesday at Crossroads Middle School class because of rain or snow," she said. in South Brunswick, where he spoke to teachers, students and residents (below). The school board also invited the 100 Clinton said that it was appropriate to new teachers who will be starting this fall. consider this issue as the nation's students The White House also invited 125 peo- and teachers prepare to return to their ple to the speech, Stewart said. classrooms. Those invited were instructed to go to the South Brunswick High School on Continued on page 7 ••'•fj^k •••*<••'* 1H! i Si Index Classified 30 Quote of the week: • .p ••» .:• ifLi W i ,.••••;••»••-.». i|ij Editorials 16 "This must be a national priority. Entertainment 21 There is no better way to spend the •fly ' 5"Wtr Letters 16 money," "•"•• 19k • Marketplace 28 Obituaries 25 President Clinton Police Beat 24 Cover story Sports 26 Visit Greater Media Newspapers' Web site www.gmnews.com 1 NS 2 SENTINEIi, AUGUST 24, 2000 ?ss

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Slye, who died Sept. 31, lived in the township for more than 40 ycais and was a member of the Board of Education tiom 1970 to 1975. Accoiding to a biog- uiphy, she was instiumental in the devel • opment ol the current high school. She .seivecl as president ol the Lions Club ol Noah Biunswick, the fust woman to hold that position, and treasurer of Hank's Buddies Inc. (Help a Needy Kid) She was honored in 1998 by the Noah Brunswick High School Social JEFF HUNTLEY Studies Club during Women's History Month loi her efforts on behalf of the GONE FISHING North Brunswick resident Ken Phelps tries his luck fishing Tuesday at Farrington Lake in North Brunswick. school district and community. The daylong Heritage Day event, a celebration of cultural heritage, staits al noon. Evening entertainment will begin at 7 p.m , followed by fireworks. The Heritage Day Committee Ls still S.B. board keeps high school .seeking craft, iood, activity and business participants for the festival, a fall tradi- tion at the high school. So iar about 100 dilfeicnt vendors of booths have signed on, according to class ranking system for now Golden. eliminate the present ranking system at the the new policy would make the jobs of Entertainment will include the Members split on high school. admissions personnel harder. Dalton Express Country and Western The policy change was introduced for "There are profound implications for Band, the American Indian Thundcrbird tabling policy change first reading on July 10, and a public hear- .students," Shaw said, adding, "It is im- Dancers, Jukebox Heroes and the North to eliminate system ing on the policy was held July 31. portant to think of the consequences." Brunswick High School cheerleaders Supporters of the policy believe that Shaw said that without a student's rank, and marching band. Hoi air balloon BY CHARLES W. KIM eliminating ranking will make it easier for admissions workers have to rely on guess- rides will also be offered. itaff Writer students to get into colleges. Colleges work and formulas to see if a student is eli- New vendors and organizations inter- would not be able to automatically elimi- gible for admission, which may hurt better ested in receiving an application pack- SOUTH BRUNSWICK — South nate students, for example, if they fell into students. age should contact the Department of Brunswick High School will continue class the middle third or bottom half of the class. "It hurts students at the top of the Human Services at (732) 247-0922, ext. rankings, at least for now. 475. Schools Superintendent Samuel School officials also believe that elimi- class," Shaw said. Stewart asked a split Board of Education nating the ranking system would allow stu- Shaw also said that he was concerned Monday night to withdraw a policy change dents to take more stringent courses with- that such a policy would also eliminate the that would eliminate the ranking system. out worrying about losing their position in traditional selection of class valedictorians N.B. department "It needs more work," Stewart said after the class. and salutatorians. board members split 4-4 on tabling a final "It seems that a segment of the commu- "Those positions are important. You heads 'retreating' vote on the new policy. nity was not informed. There is a percep- have earned the right to speak at gradu- Board President Harry Delgado and tion that there was no public input," Watts ation," Shaw said. NORTH BRUNSWICK — Mayor board members Bryan Laurita, Daniel said, because no one from the public com- School officials said that those posi- David Spauldtng has scheduled quarterly Watts and Gail Barcelo supported sending mented at the July 31 public hearing. tions would be filled by a type of essay director retreats for heads of township the policy vote to another meeting, while Despite publicity about the proposal, contest among the top students to de- departments. members Matt Speeslcr, Marci Abschutz, Watts thought the public might have been termine who would speak at the ceremony. The first such event was held Aug. 17 at Anna Tupe and Bob Long said they were unaware of the issue. "People look at other Incoming senior Michael Camacho, 17, the Somerset Marriott. The second will be ready to vote Monday. things in the summer," he said. told the board that while he would not give held Dec. 5. Board member Carole O'Brien was Watts said that while the existence of them his opinion on the issue, members "I feel it's important for our management absent. the rank may handicap some students, oth- should understand what the change would team to sit down periodically, away from ers may be hurt by not having one. mean to students. office distractions and spend some time con- "I am distressed," Long said, criticizing centrating on the fundamentals of manage- the board for waiting until the night of the According to Watts, 7 to 14 percent of "The students need to know what the colleges surveyed said the lack of a rank- colleges know (about them)," he said. ment," Spaulding said. "Discussion and final vote to raise concerns over the issue. education — expanding one's 'comfort "We let this go until the last night. I feel ing would give high school students a Outside the meeting, Michael said that "minor handicap." he favored eliminating the rank because of zone' — allow for greater insights and, in very bad for the people that worked on turn, belter job performance." this," Long said. "I wonder how that balances out," Watts the competition between class members. "I find the proposal somewhat trou- asked. "It is a four-year issue." "Some cracked under the pressure. It is At the recent retreat, the department bling," Watts commented as the board Former student Neil Shaw, a 1999 not friendly competition," Michael said. heads had a full-day agenda discussing tech- started discussing the policy, which would SBHS graduate who now works in a col- Michael said that while he is impressed niques and approaches, troubleshooting lege admissions office, told the board that Continued on page 24 issues, and and sharing plans. 4- SENTINEL, AUGUST 24, 2000 NS

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Chief Michael Paquette said during a stag- Clinton spoke on education yesterday ing of the helicopter landing at the school at Crossroads Middle School on Major Monday night. Road, but preparations for the speech start- Four helicopters descended on the ed days ago. school field at about 7 p.m., whirling The president was also in town to lend freshly cut grass into mini cyclones, and his support to Rep. Rush Holt (D-12), who sending onlookers running for cover from is seeking re-election against former GOP the brief windstorm. Rep. Dick Zimpier. The exercise was just one of the mul- South Brunswick was one of several tiple preparations that went into the visit. stops on the president's itinerary in that According to Paquette, 100 mutual aid congressional district. police officers will assist township police That race is generating a lot of national in handling the event. interest with some saying that Holt is the "We don't have a guess how many peo- most vulnerable incumbent. 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FRIDAY, The North Brunswick Board of As an added incentive, Verizon AUGUST 25TH Education and the North Brunswick Police Wireless provided coupons good for to 10:00 I'M Department launched the program in Verizon equipment discounts. 2430 Rt. 130 No. CONTINUES SATURDAY 10-5 February to put old and unused cellular With the focus on making the township North Brunswick phones to work for (he good of the com- a safer place, donations will continue to be 732.422.99S5 SUNDAY 11-5 munity. accepted. 732.940.8600 SIZZLIN' SUMMER MARKDOWNS Approximately 200 used cell phones For questions about the "Wireless at HOURS & PRE CHRISTMAS SPECIALS were donated and, while some of the Work" phone recycling program, contact phones were not serviceable, most of the Peter Clark at (732) 289-3748 or Detective phones have already been rcprogrammed Robert Miller at (732) 247-0922, ext. 335. and distributed throughout the township. 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Individual players ARCADE GAMES Wireless phone customers in the North welcome HASCAH HACiHG Brunswick area were asked to recycle their older model cellular phones by donating them to the Board of Education and the Check out our Website: www.laserpark.com Presidential visit MBGIOTA110N Continued from previous page Celebrating our 22nd Year pie will turn out," Paquette said. CERTIFIED BY; August 2$ & 27 Capt. Frederick Thompson, the liaison (noon - 3 pan) to the advance team, said that the spirit of Dance Edticators of America & cooperation between the township police August 30 depaitment and the team was "excellent." Christopher National Ballet Seminars "There is complete support on both (5 - 8 pm) ends. It is a unified effort," Thompson * REGISTER IVOW * at the said. September 7 • 8 Paquetle said that the Middlesex County Emergency Management Office 0' 8 will help coordinate assistance with the MIDDLESEX ACADEMY, other towns. "We work so well together," Paquette * BALLET * said. That county office recently sent sup- OF DANCE port to the township when thousands of •TAP* Hasidic Jews converged on Washington Cemetery, Deans Rhode Hall Road, to In Milltown bury their grand rabbi. *JAZZ* School officials were also involved in - PRE SCHOOL THRU ADULT - making plans for the presidential visit • HIP HOP * because the theme of Clinton's speech BE TRAINED BY A FORMER ROCKETTE deals with education. "It is our program," Board of Education OF RADIO CITY MUSIC HALL * ACROBAT * President Harry Delgado, who is also a police lieutenant, said Monday night. Delgado said that the school was * LYRICAL * preparing passes and randomly selecting •Quality instruction at affordable prices students from the seventh and eighth grades to participate in part of the pro- * We think every child is special gram. A school band will perform "Hail to OARD OF DIRECTORS: Rockette Alumnae Assoc. the Chief for Clinton, with music sup- Home of the Award Winning M.A.D. 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"W" country to do the same," Clinton said. "This legislation would cncouiugc dis- Visit us at www.LaiieVu.6om Under Clinton's school construction tricts to get on with construction and make it plan, bond holders would icceive tax ciedits easier tor voteis to approve," Holt said at the Directors: Wleen and David Uvine, Am-f and frari-j Vlasserman Lake-Vu equal to the interest distiicts would other- time. Family-owned and operated for three generations and \fi wise have to pay, reducing that part of school Clinton said that the huge economic Day Camp construction cost. growlli experienced over the last scveial The long-term inteie&l costs can some- years has put the nation in a good position. Staff Positions Availafc>le times almost equal the cost ol the construc- 'The great debate is what will we do with L tion itself, providing significant savings to our good fortune," he said, asking to use properly taxpayers some of the federal surplus to fund the plan. "We have the laigest eniollment in histo- Clinton said that there is growing biparti- ry, but a lower number of property owners" san support for the plan, but that he needs Here is what a father writes to support the tax burden, Clinton said, help fiom the people to get it done. adding that the plan would "case the proper- "The need is enormous, and it is nation- about his child's progress. ty tax buiden." al," he said. It would also make fedcial giants and Clinton said that the only dilference on loans available to distiicts which need funds the issue in Congress is philosophical as to Dear Master Nick, to rebuild older buildings that aic falling whether the federal government should help down, primarily in inner cities. with that funding. My son's 2nd grade teacheis, Mr. Todd &Ms. Amy "Many are 45 yeais old," Clinton noted. "This must be a national priority. Thcie is noted a gradual change in Anthony from Clinton said that enrollment in New no better way to spend the money," Clinton Jersey is also at the highest level in history, said of using suiplus funds to pay for the when he enrolled in Karate. He's become a rising 20 percent in the last 10 years, and ris- piograms. better listener, more respectful, and patient, ing even more in the rapidly growing com- Following his speech the president He docs what he is told and has made munity of South Brunswick. descended the podium, shaking hands with 'That is closer to 90 pcicent," Clinton the surging ciowd before icturning to the "leaps and bounds in his gross and fine motor i said. Clinton announced the school construc- helicopter for the next leg of his trip. skills," which has translated into improved ' tion initiative in a Jan. 5 press release, saying "He signed my poster," one excited girl that it would help build 5,000 new schools said as she left the event. writing skills as well! _ BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIAL' Thank You, ONE MONTH FREE! Manny Du Mont Get in Shape! Experience for yourself what everyone is raving about! Kickboxing is the ultimate workout! Call today to receive one week of classes FREE! Stay in Shape, Lose Weight, Have More Energy! FAMILY KARATE SUPER CENTER 4-70 Towne Center Drive _ ..... JERRY WOLKOWITZ Hidden Lake Towne Center, North Brunswick, NJ Residents ine up on the far side of the Crossroads playing field to watch President Clinton arrive. l t * ( -5 1 f » 8 SENTINEL, AUGUST 24, 2000 NS S.B. Zoning Board hears Jnr If OUR more mining testimony Patel will not vote on Lake, winch Whitman said is only mined once a yeai, as opposed to cveiy day. application; decision "It is an expiession oi' the gioundwatcr expected this fall pH," Joige Beikowitz., vice president of science for Sadat, told the boai d. BY CHARLES W. KIM Jean Devoiak, who lives near the proper- Staff Writer ty and is a staunch opponent of the proposed expansion, said that low pH is moic signifi- SOUTH BRUNSWICK — There is no cant than the expeits believe it to be. decision yet on a township mining compa- "A diffeience of 1 point means a 10-times ny's bid to expand its Deans Rhode Hall incicasc in acidity," she said. Road operation. Board member Bhaiat Patel will not vote The Dallenbach Sand Co. mining op- on the application, according to Board eiation is seeking a variance fioin the Zoning Attorney Benjamin Bucca, an issue which Board to allow it to expand into the neigh- arose at an earlier hearing. boring Local No. 825 Heavy Equipment Bucca said that because Patel is involved Opeialois training site. inaieal estate transaction with Toll Brothers, The board will hear more testimony from which is lepiesented by the same law firm at least one mote witness befoie voting on representing Dallenbach in the application, the expansion. theie may appeal to be a conflict of inteiest. The company, which has opeiated at the Patel voluntarily excused himself from site foi moie than 60 yeais, first presented testimony at a hearing last month when the 1-800-660-4ADS the application to expand last fall. potential conflict aiose. The company dredges sand from a pit, He was not at last week's meeting, and and then fills it with water, forming a lake. Bucca said he will not cast a vote on the According to company Piesident Jack application. Three Exciting Nights in New Brunswick Whitman, the sand is then washed and in Another complication to the ongoing some cases mixed with other types of sand saga is a lawsuit and countcrsuil between the Steve Eydie which is used for salting highways and to township and Dallenbach. 1 form masonry building pioducts. The mixing Earlier this yeai the township placed 14 Lawrence Gorm_, e of the products requites the import of conditions on the company's mining license, : with orchestra between 40-60 percent of the sand to meet including prohibiting the importing of sand. Sunday, September 17th • 7 PM With state mixing guidelines. Dallenbach filed a lawsuit challenging Last week experts from Sadat Associates the conditions and accusing the township of Inc., Princeton, testified on behalf of placing unfair restrictions on the pcimit by Tim Conway & Don Knotts Dallenbach about the pH in Dallenbach not allowing the operation to impoit sand Join Tims Don for a Hilarious nfglit of live standup comedy Lake. They said the lake has a low pH, which from Dorf and Barney Fife to the famous Carol Burnet sketches fiom othei locations to mix with the sand at like "The Dentist", these two comedians have grown up with usl, gives it its distinct colot, because of the nat- the site. The township counteisued, accusing so join them live for one hilarious night of ; : ural pH occurring in the Old Bridge aquifei. 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Chris Buzgo, Dallenbach's environmental Meanwhile, the East Brunswick Zoning Thurs. Sept. 28th • 7:30 PAA expert, explained to the board. Board is tiying to decide if it will allow the Buzgo said that many of the lakes in the heavy equipment operators to move their FOR TICKETS CALL 1-800-766-6048 Old Bridge aquifer score a pH of about 4-5, training site there. and Dallenbach Lake scored about 4.4. "It is Residents there are also concerned about purchase online at www.tickets.com very typical," he said. environmental issues. or visit our box office at 15 Livingston Ave. New Brunswick Similai readings were made on Forest

Church's Membership COMMUNICATION IS KEY Class to meet Aug. 25 Miller Memorial Church's Membership Unlimited Nights and Weekends Available Class will meet Aug. 25 at 6 p.m. for a potluck supper and class. The church is lo- See Store For Details 66%°" cated at the corner of Ridge Road and New Road in the Monmouth Junction section of South Brunswick. In attendance will be elders and deacons of the church who will work with the candidates as sponsors. The church will meet for worship on Aug. 27 at 10 a.m., with a "Coffee Hour" at 11 a.m. For information about fall activities, classes and services, call (732) 329-6719. Plans Available - Personal, Family, Classmates sought for Business and National high school reunion li FREE cpr charger and leather case w/ activation The Thomas Jefferson High School with h class of 1944 will hold its 57th class reunion from 1-5 p.m. May 19, 2001 at the i 8W * Car AccBSSOtV Specialist ^ Activation Only Minimum one-year contract required Early termination feas and other restrictions apply Colonia Country Club, the Colonia section of Woodbridge. The all-male school, built 3158 Route 27 CELLUL^RONF in 1929, was later merged into Elizabeth South Brunswick, NJ 08824 Free phone on Select Rate Plans - *See Store for Details High School. For more information, call New cellular activation required Offer expires 7/31/00 EXPIRES 8/31 /00 Bill Bauerband, (732) 549-7322, or e-mail (732) 422-8899 [email protected]. SENT INEL, AUGUST 24, 2000 NS NBTEA negotiations to Look Better & Feel Great resume in September • Breast Enhancement ation presented compromises or "actual • Nose Reshaping f N.B. school board, deletions" of every outstanding issue it • Borft/ Sculpting union to work with deemed important; however, the board 9 insisted on "major givebaeks" tied to a Tummy Tucks state mediator compensation percentage considerably • Laser Hair Removal BY CRAIG YETSKO below that which was agreed to thice years Statf Writer ago. • Face, Eyelid, Neck, Wrinkles Board officials discussed the health Call for I'nv Consultation ami Computer Imtuflny NORTH BRUNSWICK — As soon as insurance issue last month, stating that the school year begins, contract ne- although they are facing an increase in pre- 1-800-924-6397 gotiations between the Board of Education miums of more than 14 percent as part of and North Brunswick Township Education their May 23 offer, they withdrew a pro- Associates Iti Plastic Stwgery Association (NBTEA) will also com- posal to cap the district's contribution (o Offices located in Cent nil New jersey FJliot M. Heller, M.D., FACS mence. health insurance premiums. Talks between the two parties have been t nit; at a virtual standstill since the end of the school year, but Acting Schools Superintendent Robert Turco sounded opti- Finally, A Superstor-e for- IVIen! mistic Monday that negotiations will be settled in the fall. "We expect to meet with the mediator when school opens," he said. Students return to school Wednesday, FINE WOOL BLEND SUtfS Sept. 6. NBTEA President Mark Bajadan could Single Breasted not be reached for comment. Double Breasted Following a meeting between the board and the NBTEA on May 24, both parties T agreed that negotiations for a new contract had reached an impasse. A mediator was assigned in July to assist in negotiations for a new contract covering the 600 members of the NBTEA, which includes teachers, secretaries, custo- dians, maintenance personnel and aides. The previous contract expired June 30. The NBTEA stated that a mediation session was not expected to be scheduled until September. The board, however, stated in May that its negotiations committee informed the association that it was willing to meet with the mediator throughout the summer to resolve the contract. In July, board officials extended an open invitation to the NBTEA to meet fre- quently during the summer; however, the NBTEA refused. Baladan said in June that the assort-

Recreation volleyball meeting date announced South Brunswick Township Depart- ment of Recreation/Community Aflairs will hold a meeting for all managcis of Compare at the 1999 Women's and Men's Fall Volleyball teams interested in returning on 2 lbs* $5001 Sept. 7, 7 p.m. (women) and 7:30 p.m. (men). The meeting will be at the Community Center, New Road in Woodlot Everything Ybu Wearfor 29-62.5% Less Man Department Stores! Park. New teams are welcome and will be Open 3 Days Only to admitted into the league on a space-avail- Save You Money! able basis. A lottery will be held at the or- MEN'S ganizational meeting to determine the order of entry into the league, if there arc spaces. All new teams must have a repre- SUPERSTORE sentative at the meeting to participate in, the lottery. www.kgmens.com Fees are $10 per player (resident) and $20 for each eligible nonresident (must work 20 or more hours per week in South Lincoln Park Brunswick). Fees and rosters are due by Sept. 12 for the men's league and Sept. 13 53^ for the women's league before 4 p.m., with no exceptions. Checks must be if Falrlielil Ril payable to South Brunswick Township. WoutnWiuoll All managers must attend this meeting or have a representative present. If the HAHWAY SUPERSTORE FAIRFSESJ SUPERSTORE EAST BRUNSWICK MAPLEWQOB SUPERSTORE team is not returning for the 2000 season, Rt 18,9 N. in Gtamte Storage Plaza On Fair field Road, On Rt 18 S, Behind Plei One Imports 1301 Springfield Avenue or for more information, please call by underneath Fun Time Junction Sept. 6, (732) 329-4000, ext. 671, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. OPEN 3 DAYS ONLY: FRI 10-9, SAT 10-7, SUN 12-6 • 1-800-4KGMENS 1 O SENTINEL, AUGUST 24, 2000 NS MIDDLESEX GYMNASTICS ACADEMY 1999-2000 New Jersey State Gymnastics Champions For Boys & Girls

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FOR MORE llcall 732-249-6422 INFORMATION or visit our web site at kZj MIDDLESEX GYMNASTICS ACADEMY www.middlesexgymnastiGS.com 33 McGuire St., East Brunswick, NJ 08816 e Eggers/Kennedy exit off Route 18, approximately two blocks South of NJ Turnpike) SENTINEL, AUGUST 24, 2000 11 NS Former GOP freeholder director passes away iddlesex County residents said ferson Junior High School, Edison, from goodbye to a respected educator 1959-1984 and was head of the school's and politician yesterday. social studies department from 1963-1984. M He continued his career at J.P. Stevens High Ronald M. Roman St., 65, of Metuchen School, Edison, from 1984-1995, and was passed away on Saturday at JFK Haven head teacher of the English as a second lan- Specializing In Hospice in Edison after a short illness. guage program at the Edison Adult School Roman served on the Middlesex County from 1973-1985. * TAP * JAZZ Board of Chosen Freeholders from 1990-93 • BALLET • LYRICAL He was recently an education supervisor and served as freeholder directoi in 1992. Special Classes for Preschoolers He was also president of the Meluchen for the juvenile Justice Commission from REGISTRATION Republican Club from 1985-86 and 1996 to this year. TAP COMPANY Roman was also a contributing writci BEGINS ON received the Metuchen Republican Club 1AZZ COMPANY ,MV Republican of the Year award in 1991. Me for the political commentary columns in the AUGUST 28>" also received the Citizen of the Year award New Yoik Tribune, co-owner of the TWO STUDIOS from the Metuchen Chamber of Commerce Metuchen Ciaft Shoppe for 17 years, pies- IHLOURS in 1991. ident of Metuchen Pop Warner, director and 10 am 12 noon coach ol Metuchen Little League and com- ln In addition, he was a membei ol the n . (v Hi P"v ^ P mittee chairman of Metuchen Cub Scout i' ui .,,, - I 2 noon Metuchen-Odison Jaycees and Elks Lodge Pack 69. No. 1914 in Metuchen. He was also a membei of the National According to his running mate, Roger Eves. OnlvVv^Op.n-8pm Daley, the two Republicans won the elec- Education Association, the New Jersey Education Association, the Middlesex ALL CLASSES START tion because of dissatisfaction with then- County Education Association, the Edison Gov. Jim Florio, a Democrat. Township Education Association and the ON SEPTEMBER 1 Uh "We were not exactly what you call American Coneclions Association. politicians," Daley said. "We were elected in the Florio backlash when voters He was predeceased by his parents, expressed displeasure with the tax Anna C. Clausen Roman and Michael increase." Roman, and a sister, Myrna Sargc. He said that they were both "regular cit- Surviving are his wife of 44 years, Joan; izens" who had never held public office one daughter, Karen Kesten, and her hus- before 1990. However, they both became band, Jeff, of East Brunswick; two sons, seasoned quickly, Daley added. Ronald Roman Jr. and his wife, Ellen, of Bryson City, N.C., and Michael Roman of 643 GEORGES ROAD "Ron really cared about his town of Dania, Fla.; one grandson, Keith Kesten; Metuchen and about the county," Daley two nieces; and two nephews. NORTH BRUNSWICK, said. "He was committed to making it a bet- N.J. 08902 ter place to live." Services were held yesterday at Flynn &. Son Funeral Home, Fords, with a Mass at 732-249-41 96 In addition to being active in the politi- St. Francis Cathedral, Metuchen. Interment cal scene, Roman was an educator who was at Hillside Cemetery, Metuchen. spent more than 40 years in the profession. He graduated from Lafayette College, Memorial contributions can be made to Easton, Pa., in 1956 with a bachelor of arts the Ron Roman Memorial Fund, c/o J.P. www;cainbridgemn.coin degree and from Newark State College Stevens High School Scholarship Fund, (now Kean University), Union, in 1966 855 Grove Ave., Edison 08818, or to JFK with a master of arts degree in education Haven Hospice, 65 James St., Edison Iwitt and supervision. 08818. 19 SurH^n^rhill JEtoajdt * He taught social studies at Thomas Jef- — Melissa Kress Soil Conservation District awards scholarships <\M<&'('{ The Freehold Soil Conservation District Scholarship. The scholarship was created in Monday tUvu Friday 3 JPM to 6 FM has awarded $1,000 scholarships to area memory of Hopewell resident Katherine W. college students majoring in a field related Gorrie for area students wishing to explore to natural resources conservation. the field of environmental education. Full Course Mark A. McCloskey of North It supports one student as an environmen- Brunswick is the winner of the Freehold tal education intern with the Summer Soil Conservation District scholarship. He Environmental Education Day Camp of the is a junior at Rutgers University's Cook Stony Brook-Millstone Watershed College, majoring in environmental plan- Association. ning and geomatics. Jordana, a senior at South Brunswick Jordana Koffler, of the Monmouth Junc- High School, plans to pursue a career in tion section of South Brunswick, was environmental science and teach children awarded the Katherine W. Gorrie Memorial with autism.

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'- - Free Voice Mail - Free Caller ID 1 eran officers were promoted to the rank of McNeil received 25 commendations in . - No Landline Charge sergeant last week under a new selection his career and has been assigned to several , - Plus NO ACTUATION FEE process approved earlier this year by the diverse positions, including the Drug Township Council. Abuse Resistance Education program, the Hugh McNeil and Thomas Glapion, Crime Prevention Bureau, and the Patrol $2O°° Mo both veteran officers in the South Division. 6O Minutes Brunswick Police Department, were pro- Glapion has been a police officer for 18 moted to sergeant on Aug. 15 at the munic- years after retiring from the military as a ipal building on Route 522. first sergeant and serving in Vietnam and $3O°° Mo. They are the first black officers to the Gulf War. y\ Now3O activatioOn Minuteonly. Minimum cmis-yirasr uonliiict inquired, liarly tiirinlnatiuii IDOL: and othiir toiitiictlons apply. achieve that rank, according to Public Glapion received a life saving award in Information Officer Ronald Schmalz. The 1986, and has been assigned to the Crime UNLIMITED NIGHTS & WEEKENDS Available promotions followed written and oral test- Prevention Bureau, Firearms Training Free phone On Select Rate Plans - 'See Store for Details New cuiiuiar activation required oiler oxpiros erai/oo. ing earlier this month. Unit, Patrol Division, and worked as a CELLULAR ACCESSORY CLEARANCE Both officers were promoted under a School Resource Officer at the high school HALL LEATHER CASES] HIOKIA COLOR CASES""! rALL CAR CHARGES] ["NOKIA HANDS FREE"] new selection process that recognizes sen- last year. 1 iority instead of just numerical scores. Both men will now enter a field training I jJ I ! Prior to the change, officers were program, after which they will be assigned scored on the written and oral tests and to the Patrol Division. iiifiiii! those with the highest scores were pro- Conte said that the promotions were WUIICUUniNMMIYUNlN %1(H.!\ > • WUHl.llllF'l'ri < , , .1 > • HI i • ill C I U i t , i L moted. excellent, and that the union was pleased MiiiciMuniii! Exi'Jiii!;fi,-.ii;.wi I I t.imniANni'.i i i I r- \ I i i -n i " n i • ******* flwW^*4 »^™ta ****** t***^"TH J"»^JI L*W«E* fl(||^ H CELLULAfB^W»U( hVHMI^ •••^•^ H^H^ ••«! RIPW^H •••4**SHOPPE- Vt««V1tf l*«^^* ^^**1* 01*^*^ *^^" Ai ^^VTt V^V^ ^^^^^ *^m*rH H«miH I«*«MVM ^i^vJ The new system, which was endorsed witli them. EAST BRUNSWICK 1J7 Rnulc I a South liljM ilitt Wiilihtit B.' by Chief Michael Paquette and PBA Local "They deserved it," Conte said. SINCE , i 732-254-2727 166 President Martin Contc, gives officers 1986 i | rBBSHOM. A new officer was also sworn in at that ,,, ,,. 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N.B. library exhibits 'wet-on-wet' paintings Paintings by East Brunswick resident Inspired by the late Bob Ross, he special- Donn Lesniak will be on display at the izes in the "wet-on-wet" oil painting tech- TURN YOUR North Brunswick Public Library during nique. His subjects include landscapes, the month of September. Lesniak has ex- seascapes and florals. hibited in numerous area libraries, and The library is located at 880 Hermann CtuTTER INTO CASH! teaches in local art supply and craft stores. Road. $ N.B. High School to host 'Orientation Program' 4 Lilies 1 Time 18 North Brunswick Township High The program will take place on the high Each additional line $4,S0 • Some restriction* apply School has scheduled a special ninth grade school commons. and new student "Orientation Program" for For information, please call (732) 289- Aug. 31 at 10 a.m. • 3700. 1-800-660-4ADS Classified Deadline is Monday 12 Noon FREE GARAGE SALE KIT Pre-Payment Required T/S4

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In S.B., it was hail to the chief egardless of your politics, With only four days' notice, it was truly a banner day officials conferred with White R in South Brunswick histo- House advance teams and Secret ry ycslcrday when President Service agents, getting everything Clinton stepped off Marine One, in order. becoming the first sitting presi- Mayor Dcbra Johnson was dent to visit the township. thrilled, and the president seemed Clinton visited a temporary to enjoy himself, complimenting trailer classroom and spoke about the Crossroads Middle School ja/z using federal funds to help rapid- band for its renditions of "Hail to ly growing districts like South the Chief and "On Broadway." Brunswick fund school constiuc- "There aren't that many mid- tion, a topic dear to everyone's dle school bands in America that heart. can do that," he said. The visit gave the township a The visit was a tall order, and chance to sparkle, and that it did. the township responded well. N.B. needs to lighten up a bit orth Brunswick political party is in office. In recent weeks, accusations Office complex at North Brunswick 0KM site a "winning' proposition activists on both sides of progress you are making toward would bring a .si/able ratable, the aisle need to stop their have also been flying about ghost (Copy of a letter to North Bruns- N wick Mayor David Spaulding) making North Brunswick a better have much less of a negative incessant bickering. letter writers getting supporters to 1 sign their names. When someone place to live . All of your long impact on traffic, have less of an Everyone needs to lighten up a hank you for responding to hours of work on our behalf arc adverse impact on the watershed, bit because these constant attacks sends us a letter and verifies it by telephone, we have to accept that my letter to the North appreciated. Your change of posi- and preserve the character of this certainly must be tiresome to res- Brunswick Township tion on the Woodmont Property section of Route I. Such an office idents who care more about their the opinion expressed is theirs. To T do otherwise would be wrong. Council. If I offended you, I apol- rezoning shows that you are par- complex will also bring much children's futures than which ogize. I did not mean to impugn tially listening to what the people higher paying jobs into the town- you or the council. 1 only meant of North Brunswick are telling ship than a retail complex, there- to point out that the manner that you. We do not. think turning by creating mure demand for the you treated those opposed to the Route 1 into another Route 18 is housing here and helping to Televised meeting surprises IU.B. resident original ordinance at the first and making this a better place to live. increase property values. second readings was arrogant and Keep the zoning of the DKM Gary Hirsch, who has been leading Sounds like a "win-win" s a resident of North argumentative. property the way it is and actively proposition to me! Brunswick who would be efforts to stop this rezoning, and it help the owner to develop the greatly affected by the pro- was very clear they weie looking Again, I want to congratulate Joseph P. iMfornara, Ph.D. A the administration on the good land into an office complex. That North Brunswick posed rezoning changes which for every way they could to embar- Mayor David Spaulding and the rass him. Fortunately, he stood his Township Council are now consid- ground and, instead of being Dei Guercio praised (or organizing recent GOP club trip to OX. ering, I made it a point to stay up attacked, he should have been and watch our last council meeting. thanked for sticking to his beliefs am writing to express my way to enhancing the quality of of the most complete and In fact, if I didn't see the meeting and standing up for the interests of appreciation to Mr. Joe Del life in our community, and I thoughtful educational presenta- with my own eyes, I wouldn't have the residents. IGuercio for his efforts in appreciate Mr. Del Guercio's time tions we have ever seen. Thank believed what actually took place. I have noticed in the past, when organizing the South Brunswick and commitment on this project. you again to Joe Del Guercio, and The way Mayor Spaulding, anyone writes a letter to the editor Republican Club (SBRC) bus trip This SBRC-sponsored trip the other SBRC organizers, who council President Peggy Scarillo disagreeing with the positions of to the planetarium and Museum provided an important opportuni- provided my family with such a and the rest of the elected officials Mayor Spaulding and the council, of Natural History in New York ty for my children, and other wonderfully entertaining and treated the public was an absolute they can expect a number of letters City on Aug. 12. young people in our community, educational experience. embarrassment. When people got over the next few weeks personally Mr. Del Guercio has often to gain an understanding of the up and spoke against these propos- attacking them. However, after been the chief organizer of such origins and evolution of life on Eric A. Heck als to rezone land near the Route I watching Monday's meeting, it trips, as a public service to our our planet. Of particular interest Dayton section & 130 intersection for retail (which seems clear that for the good of our community here in South to my children was the museum's of South Brunswick seemed to be the position of the township, the average residents of Brunswick. Such efforts go a long expansive dinosaur exhibit, one great majority of people there), the North Brunswick cannot afford to attitude shown by the mayor and be intimidated into silence any Republicans deserve credit for putting N.B. back on right track council was one of disrespect, rude- longer. ness and outright arrogance. ust two years ago, North spending by more than $800,000, for starters. Additionally, the mayor and council James Naranjo Brunswick was in political paid off the $3 million in North Brunswick is far better showed a particular disrespect for North Brunswick J and financial shambles. Democrats' unpaid bills and last off today than it was under the Three million dollars in unpaid week presented the 2001 budget Democrats. North Brunswick's bills, 50 percent tax increases and which actually cut the municipal voters — stay the course and let almost daily investigations and tax rate (tax bills show an the progress continue! Sentinel Marilyn Duff revelations of Democrat officials' increase due to a rise in school tax MANAGING EDITOR improprieties had created a bleak and county tax; however, your Lester Little Editorial: (732) 358-5200 Ext. 8226 picture. next tax bill will show a cut in Fax: (732) 780-4192 North Brunswick Doug McKenzie This year the Republicans cut municipal taxes) and that's just SPORTS COORDINATOR Display Advertising: (732) 358-5200 Fax: (732) 780-4257 Gregory Bean f you have something to say, the Sentinel wants urges you to get involved. Keep us informed of Classified: (800) 660-4ADS EXECUTIVE EDITOR to hear from you. 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Former N.B. teacher responds i Keyboard Kids to John Torre's guest column (Preschool and ft am wilting in icsponse to the guest stall, just like Noith Brunswick. The dit- column by fohn Torre that appealed in feicnce is, I was given an opportunity to IS YOUR CHILD IN A 1youi paper on July 20 choose which health benelits package I HALF-DAY KINDERGARTEN? As a now lonnei Noilh Brunswick wanted, and it would be paid in lull by the school (Jistncl employee, I am continually Board of Education. I was given an identi- WHY NOT ENHANCE HIS OR HER ilistn.iyetl at the meiedulous statements cal experience with the salary guide and, EDUCATION THE OTHER HALF-DAY? made by individuals legauling the ongoing with stipends, will iceeive $10,000 moie a negotiations between the NBTIiA. and the year foi my teaching than what I would gel | WE OFFER AFTERNOON Noith Buinswick Boaid ol Education, I KINDERGARTEN ENRICHMENT especially by individuals who aie not Guest Column involved in the negotiation pioce.ss TUESDAY & THURSDAY Collective bargaining in the state of New - 12:30 PM - 3:15 PNI, $165/MO Jcisey is a very lonnali/.ed and legally Bryan Jeniier EXTENDED HOURS adapted pioceeding, bound to liile.s and AVAILABLE UNTIL 5:30 PM agreements legauling confidentiality. in Noith Biunswick, based on the now-ex- Few Spaces Available for How then, is this inhumation getting pired contract. You sec, Mr. Toirc, educa- Half-Day Pre-School out to the public'' Mr. Torre is cot reel in tors aie leaving Noith Brunswick for Mornings or Afternoons one statement, it is "sour grapes," and Mi. gieener pastures. In the past yeai, you lost Computers used daily Torre is quite disillusioned on a number of thiee distiict-level administrators to other Hidden Lake Towne Center, North Brunswick 732-821-1400 points, but that seems to be standard prac- districts, including the superintendent of www. KeyboardKids.org tice by the individuals who continue to schools. You have lost numerous teachers, attack the NBTEA. guidance counselois, support staff and oth- Mr. Torre stales his review by a select ets to either retirement or resignation. And, cross representation of the association was you can bet the letiremcnts came about fun, and all that was missing were the because of the situation at hand, not blight lights and shadowy silhouettes. As a because they were necessarily leady to IC- member of that panel, that is not what I tire. remember from the exchange. Mr. Tone I know for a fact many staff members (who did state he was ill that evening, hom Linwood School have gone to dis- which could be why he doesn't accurately tricts that will continue to afford them an iecall the circumstances) was at a table in exemplary salary and cxemplaiy benefits. a well-lit room, offered refieshments and The staff in Noith Biunswick schools is was not only asked questions by the panel, continually told they are outstanding, su- but also was afforded the opportunity to perior and dedicated to the highest quality ask questions. He chose not to ask any education available to the students in questions. North Brunswick, yet, when it comes One question asked of him (and all can- down tp negotiations, we are given a didates were asked the same questions) below-average figure to settle on. was what was the leason he wished to run Oh sure, I understand the fiscal respon- lor the Board of Education and who cn- sibility and all that, but I also understand couiaged him to run. the need to have the best educators money Mr. Torre mentioned he wished to get can buy to educate the students in the best more involved and that he was encouraged possible way. to run by Larry Baldini and Paul Pappas. Ironic that Mr. Torre says he has met a Both these individuals arc members of the lot of great teachers in this town who truly Township Council and activists in thecaie about the kids, yet he feels the elected A bright idea Republican party. So you sec, Mr. Torre, membership of the NBTEA that was voted you didn't need the endorsement of the into office by these same teachers is no NBTEA. good. What this says is that these same car- You already were endorsed by theing teachers can't make a rational decision from Australia. Republican party of North Brunswick. on who should represent them. Gee, just what North Brunswick needs, I wish my former colleagues in North more political posturing and nonsense, and Brunswick all the best, and hope mediation a virtual continuation of the political will finally bring about a fair successor pipeline to the municipal building. Also agreement. Solatube's ingenious, patented ironic that Rita Goldstein, vice president of I also wish all my best to the students of design features super-reflective, the Board of Education, has her position North Brunswick and that they continue to (I space-age materials that capture there, and her husband serves on thehope) have the very best in front of them to Township Council. Well, you can see the educate them in the best possible manner. and channel maximum light obvious connection. As I continue to reside in North directly where you need it. You see, Mr. Torre, allow me to further Brunswick, I will keep a close eye on this educate you. As an eight-year veteran and wish only the best for those involved. • 10", 14" and 16" sizes available teacher in North Brunswick, I recently re- • Costs much less than conventional skylights signed from the district to go to a district Bryan Jenner, a resident of North • Easily installs in about 2 hours without that also has Blue Ribbon schools, Star Brunswick, is a former teacher in the major construction schools, and an above-average teaching North Brunswick school district • Minimal heat loss or gain • 10 year product warranty Call now for free information Thanks extended to organizers of New York City trip here better to be on Saturday, Aug. I would like to thank the many people D&M Construction Supply 12 than on a bus trip to thewho joined us; everyone reported a most Middlesex Area WAmerican Museum of Natural enjoyable day. History and Hayden Planetarium in New Also, special thanks to Joe Del Guercio, York City? Joan Murray and Dawn Smith, who organ- 732-536-2408 Fax 732-536-3440 The planetarium show was very inspiring, ized the trip. and the many interesting displays of dinosaurs, Indians, and the many years of Ruth N. Wilson fSOLATUBE collective artifacts were an educational ex- Kendall Park section '"" The Miracle Skylight perience for all ages. of South Brunswick 1 8 SENTINEL, AUGUST 24, 2000 NS Manalapan man makes bid for Congress Desmond will square off against one- public office. 1995, I ran in (he Republican primary lor John P. Desmond runs term incumbent Democrat Rush Holt and He said he Monmouth County freeholder and on Conservative line Republican Dick Zimmer, a former Con- attempted to run leceived more than 30 percent of the votes. against Holt, Zimmer gressman, in the Nov. 7 general election. against Zimmer for I ran as an independent in the 1997 gener- The 12th Congressional District a seat in Congress al election lor state Senate and in 1998 for BY DICK METZCAR includes all of Hunterdon County and parts several years ago fieeholder again." Staff Writer of Monmouth, Middlesex, Mercer and but was denied a Even though he has been involved with Somerset counties. spot on the ballot by the Republican Party for more than 30 ohn P. Desmond calls himself a an administrative years, Desmond said he has been leaning Common Sense Conservative. Trans- "I am running as a Conservative because the paity stands for everything I be- law judge because more toward the New Jersey Conservative lated, that means Desmond, a Manal- of a technicality. Party politically in recent years. Japan resident, considers most Democrats lieve in," Desmond, 67, said. "A change is needed in the 12th Congressional District Desmond did "In 1997, I joined the New Jersey and Republicans in political life to be far John P. Desmond too liberal for his liking. because of the liberal leanings of the cur- run against incum- Conservative Party because its platform is rent congressman." bent state Sen. John more in line with my social and fiscal con- Although Desmond acknowledges that servative views," Desmond said. "Leading he is still a registered Republican, he said Desmond has opposed Republican can- O. Bennett III in the Republican primary didates as well, referring to them as for state Senate in 1993. to this realization was that the Monmouth lie is running for a seat in Congress from County Republican Party had consistently New Jersey's I2lh Congressional Distiict "Republicrats." "I surprised everybody by getting 33 percent of the votes," Desmond said. "In supported liberal Republicans over the last as a Conservative. This will be Desmond's fifth attempt at several elections." Desmond has lived in Manalapan for 35 years with his wife, Doris, and four children. He is letircd from Bell Communi-

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The fall/winter brochures for South style periods. Group offers info about Brunswick Community Education's Com- Gymnastics and dance The program, taught and directed by munity School will be mailed this week. offered at local YMCA Marvin Blickenslaff, is designed to identi- 'Healthy Bones' program The brochuics list adult, children and fy and nurture piano students. It includes The South Brunswick Family YMCA private lessons and classes where students The Retired and Senior Volunteer Pro- teen-ager programs, offering classes in dancing, cooking, art, and other areas. will offer dance and gymnastics classes perform repertoire, explore style aware- gram (RSVP) of Middlesex County will this fall for children ages 2-12 years old. ness, and study theory and technique. host an informational session to promote The programs will be held at area schools. For more information or to schedule an "Healthy Bones" Sept. 12 at 10 a.m. The Woman's Club holds Supervisor will be YMCA dance and gym- audition, please call the school at (609) program will take place at the South nastics Director Cindy Lesko. 921-2900. Brunswick Senior Center, intersection of installation dinner Dance classes will be offered for begin- Ridge Road and Kingston Lane in Mon- ners, and older children and advanced be- mouth Junction. The North Brunswick Woman's Club ginners may take "Ballet and Jazz" classes YMCA offers basketball The session informs individuals about to learn routines and dance fundamentals. the free osteoporosis prevention program held its 35th installation dinner at the and volleyball leagues Cranbury Inn recently. Entertainment was Intermediate level dancers may take "Healthy Bones." It is supported by a grant "Ballet II" and "Jazz II." Classes are held from the N.J. Department of Health and provided by "Madame Irma," aka Irma S. The South Brunswick Family YMCA is throughout the week and on Saturday accepting regisUation for its fall and win- Senior Services. Miran, who presented a program called mornings. The program is led by RSVP volunteers "It's All in the Stars," a lighthearted look at ter adult sport leagues. The Y will hold Gymnastics classes will cover beginner basketball leagues on Monday evenings in trained by the Saint Barnabas Health Care the zodiac. to intermediate levels during eight-week System. It combines weight-bearing ex- Officers and department chairwomen the fall at Indian Fields School, off Route sessions. Children will learn floor exercis- 522 (season runs from mid-September to ercise and education as a means of prevent- installed for the 2000-01 year were Randi es, vault and balance beam. The Y's new ing osteoporosis. Classes will meet every Rilcy, president; Carol Lagowski, vice facility on Culver Road will have a fully- mid-December). The league has both Tuesday at 9:1,5 a.m. president; Kathy Pavalkis, recording secre- equipped gymnastics center when it opens recreational and intermediate levels of For more information, contact Jocelyn tary; Maureen Peragallo, treasurer; Arlene in January. play. Registration is limited to six teams Bobin, director of RSVP, at (732) 249- Nora, financial secretary; Lucille Conti, For more information on fees, specific per league. 6330, or Christine Wildemuth, senior citi- corresponding secretary; Ann Rosenzweig, dates and times, or to register, call the Y at The Culver Road facility is scheduled zen supervisor in South Brunswick, ut arts/creative; Patricia Jansen, arts/perform- (732) 239-1150. Financial assistance is to open in January, and will enable the Y to (732) 329-4000, ext. 682. ing; Karen Davis-Fleisher, conservation; available to those in need. offer volleyball, and to expand its number Betty Schneider, education; Carol of basketball leagues. Volunteers needed for Niemiec, home life/social services; and Sports leagues are open to both males Gail DiPane, public affairs. Local youth to travel on and females 18 years old and over. For S.B. 'Haunted Trail' Recipient of the 1999-2000 "Club mission in El Salvador more information, or to register, contact Woman of the Year" awaid was Arlene the Y at (732) 329-1150. Meachel Knuckle and Catharine South Brunswick Township will spon- Nora. This award is an honor bestowed by sor the "2000 Annual Dardani Haunted Moore, members of St. Barnabas the club president upon the woman she be- Episcopal Church in the Monmouth Trail & Bizarre," Oct. 27-28, 6:30-11 p.m. lieves has played a vital role in exemplify- The haunting will take place in the woods Junction section of South Brunswick, were N.B. Senior Center plans ing what the true meaning of volunteering recently commissioned to serve as part of ofWoodlotPark. and commitment is all about. Nonprofit groups are invited to join the a "Youth Mission Trip" from the Diocese trips for September fund-raising at this year's event, as well as If anyone is interested in joining the of New Jersey to the Diocese of El any groups interested in performing on club or would like information regarding Salvador in August. Both students arc res- The North Brunswick Senior Center stage. Volunteers with costumes are also the upcoming calendar of events, please idents of the Kendall Park section of South will hold a trip to Peddler's Village, Sept. needed to scare people on the Haunted contact Barbara Catanese, membership Brunswick, and have finished their junior 12. Cost is $3 per person, with lunch pro- Hayride. (Must be 18 or older unless chairwoman, at (732) 246-2570. years at South Brunswick High School. vided by individuals. accompanied by a parent.) They will spend a week in El Salvador A trip to The Raleigh Hotel in the For vendor applications or information, working with Salvadoran youth in a Catskills is scheduled for Sept. 18-22. please call Carolyn Dardani at (732) 832- Honoring veterans a new "Vacation Bible School" and on a retreat. Tickets are $340 per person/double occu- 5379. Both individuals served on a Youth pancy, which includes transportation, tips gesture at N.B. meetings Mission trip to Costa Rica two years ago. and taxes; four nights accommodations; They will present a program on their expe- three meals daily; a cocktail party; and var- S.B. Community School The North Brunswick Township Coun- riences to the parish upon their return. For ious activities. to offer fall golf classes cil will begin the practice of recognizing further information, please call the church For times and other information, call veterans who served and died for our coun- at (732) 297-4607. the center at (732) 418-2222. The center is The South Brunswick Community try. Mayor David Spaulding, who first saw located at 15 Linwood Place, North School will offer five golf lessons on the practice at jury duty recently, said, Brunswick. Thursdays beginning Sept. 7, or Sundays, "The judge started the session in this same School for music study beginning Sept. 10. Classes are at Spooky way. 1 was so touched by tne gesture, that I Brook Golf Course, Elizabeth Avenue, felt we should embrace the idea and make plans piano auditions Somerset. it part of our meetings, too." Items for Community Bulletin Board- Classes are offered for beginner to ad- At the commencement of each meeting, The New School for Music Study, vanced golfers and cover chipping, pitch- the council will name the honored individ- Kingston, will have auditions for its may be mailed to: ing, putting and sand bunker shots. Prereg- ual, where they were from and, if known, "Program for Excellence in Piano Study" The Sentinel, P.O. Box 5001, on Sept. 5 from 5-8 p.m. Students ages 9 istration is necessary. where they died. The council will start Freehold, NJ 07728. They also For more information on specifics fees through 18 who have completed an ele- with a list of Medal of Honor recipients mentary curriculum may audition by per- may be faxed to (732) 780-4192. and times, call Nancy Kinal at (732) 297- from World War II. 7800, ext. 258 or 3159. forming two pieces from contrasting Apply Now for Admission September 2000 MIDDLESEX COUNTY VOCATIONAL AND TECHNICAL SCHOOLS

Applications are being accepted from new students. There are a limited number of spaces that • Who should come? • Who should come? are available for September. Applicants Adults who want to enroll as full time students in NINTH AND TENTH grade students who want to enroll in the Middlesex may report to the Guidance Offices, Monday our Adult Cosmetology or Adult Technical Courses. County Vocational and Technical High Schools. A parent or guardian through Friday - 9:00 am to 3:00 pm. • What should you bring? must accompany the applicant. ADULT COSMETOLOGY applicants should bring a • What should you bring? EAST BRUNSWICK TECH copy of their high school diploma, a $50 Your most recent report card and proof of Middlesex County residency. 112 RUES LAME, EAST BRUNSWICK Registration Fee (Cash or Money Order payable to Middlesex County Bd. of Ed.) and two proofs of • Did You Know? PERTH AMBOY TECH Middlesex County residency. There Is no tuition for high school students who live in Middlesex County Graduates enter jobs and college. We have extensive technology in all 618 MEW BRUNSWICK AVE., PERTH AMBOY ADULT TECHNICAL applicants should bring a copy programs and students participate in Greater Middlesex Conference g of their high school diploma and two proofs of sports. Qualified students are inducted into the National Vocational- £ PiSCATAWAY TECH Middlesex County residency. Technical Honor Society. 21 SUTTONS LANE, PISCATAWAY For more information 732-254-8700 East Brunswick Tech 732-442-9595 Perth Amboy Tech W000BRIDGE TECH 1 CONVERY BLVD., WOODBRIDGE ~"~ "" : 732-985-0717 Piscataway Tech 732-634-5858 Woodbridge Tech NS SENTINEL, AUGUST 24, 2000 21

Reunion Show With The THEATER MUSIC Classics, The Passions & Damn Yankees The Mystics presented by the Sayrevilie The Regency Ramblers Woodbndge Musicworks 2000 Main Street Dessert Theatre Co Aug. 23, 2-3:30 pm. Mayor's Summer Concert Aug. 24-26 at 8 p.m Thompson Park Series event Step-Inn Ballroom Forsgate Drive Aug 28 at 7:30 p.m Monroe on the grass fields behind MacArthur Ave, Sayrevilie free admission Woodbndge High School tickets: $20; $18 in advance; (732) 745-3936 Sam Lupo Place students & seniors, $18; bring blankets & chairs $16 in advance Sensational Soul Cruisers DJ arrives at 6 p m. dessert, beverage included free admission; bring a (732)553-1153 rhythm & blues Old Bridge Summer Concert nonperishable food item for Series the Woodbridge Interfaith The Taming of the Shrew Aug. 23 at7 30 pm. Food Bank Committee by William Shakespeare Geick Park refreshments available presented by the Princeton Route 516, Old Bridge (732)602-6015 Rep Shakespeare Festival rain location: Old Bridge H.S through Aug. 27 east campus, Route 516 The Irish Rovers, Cherish Fri., Sat & Sun at 7 p.m. free admission The Ladies, The Donny Pettoranello Gardens parking at east campus lot Golden Champion Dancers Community Park North refreshments available Mountain Avenue & Route 206 a musical journey to the (732)721-5600, Ext 2190 or Emerald Isle Princeton 2040 free admission; minimum $10 Aug. 26 at 8 p.m. Ocean Grove Great Auditorium contribution strongly The Tim Cillis Band encouraged Pilgrim and Ocean Pathways "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown" will be performed at the Stephen J tickets' Mon -Fri, 9 a m. to country music Ocean Grove Capestro Amphitheater through Aug 31 5 p.m., Sat 9 a.m. to noon, at Aug. 23, 6'30-8:30 p.m tickets: $20; $25 reserved Fleet Financial Solutions Center, Raritan Bay Waterfront Park (732)988-0645 16 Nassau St., Princeton; or at O'Leary Boulevard (800)773-0097 Aug 24, 5-10 pm Art and the Female Form Pettoranello Gardens on the South Am boy New Jersey Performing Arts international artists night of performance rain location: South Amboy VooDudes Center Theater Square through Aug. 30 (609) 688-0381 Middle-High School, Governor lawn concert Newark Tues.-Sat, 10:30 a.m.-5:30 p m Hoffman Plaza Aug. 25 at 8 p.m (888) GO NJPAC Marsha Child Contemporary You're a Good Man, free admission Barren Arts Center Gallery of International Art (732) 745-3936 582 RahwayAve., Woodbridge 220 Alexander St., Princeton Charlie Brown exhibit and reception are free Middlesex County Plays-in- free; donations accepted SPECIAL The Nerds (732)634-0413 (609) 497-7330 the-Park musical high-energy rock 'n' roll and through Aug. 31 at 8:30 p.m comedy EVENTS Folkways & Politics: Halina no performance Aug. 27 sponsored by Freehold Center The Harbor Lights Quartet Rusak — Artist, Librarian, Stephen J Capestro Partnership Gospel quartet concert and Amphitheater service Scholar Aug. 24 from 7:30-9:30 p.m. Antique Auto Show through Aug. 31 off Route 1 Hall of Records parking lot Aug. 27 at 10'30 a m. Aug 27 (rain date: Sept 3) Edison First Baptist Church 8 a.m. to 3 p.m Mabel Smith Douglass Library Freehold Borough Douglass College tickets: $3, free 12 & under free concert 232 Main St., Matawan Allaire Village box office opens at 5:30 p m (732)566-7515 Route 524, Wall Township Chapel Drive, off George St. on day of performance Loretta Lynn admission is free New Brunswick bring low-back lawn chairs "Coal Miner's Daughter," Smokey Robinson parking. $3 per car (732) 932-9407, ext 44 (732) 548-2884 female "Shop Around," "You've Really to register car for show $10 Got a Hold on Me," more at gate, $8 in advance; prizes Summer Dreams country artist all-members show Rhinoceros Aug. 26 Aug. 27 at 7 p.m awarded by Eugene lonesco Count Basie Theatre (732)938-2253 through Sept. 1 through Aug. 27 at 8 p.m. 99 Monmouth St., Red Bank Mqn.-Sat., noon to 4:30 p.m. N J. Shakespeare Festival Count Basie tickets' $48-$68 Fort Hancock Architecture Guild of Creative Art F.M. Kirby Shakespeare Theatre (732)842-9000 Walk 620 Broad St. Theatre Red Bank tour Fort Hancock grounds Shrewsbury Drew University campus tickets: The Incinerators Blues and buildings and learn about (732)741-1441 36 Madison Ave., Madison $42 50-$53 their architectural styles (732) 842-9000 Band tickets: $21-$38 Aug. 25 from 7-11 p.m. Aug. 31 at 6 p.m. Artwork by Michael (973) 408-5600 Lobo Negro Art Gallery Sandy Hook Education Center McAlick 519 Bangs Ave free program through Sept 1 Asbury Park (732)872-5970 Mon.-Fri., 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. cover charge: $5 adults, • Middlesex County College $3 children 12 and under Election Day in the 1830s Presidential Gallery (732)775-3300 listen to electioneering, see Woodbridge Ave. suffragist women trying to Edison Danny Mecca Dixieland cast their votes in re-created free admission Band county election of 1834 (732) 906-2566 sponsored by the Middlesex Sept 3 from 1 -4 p m County Board of Chosen Allaire Village Freeholders Department of Route 524, Wall Township Parks & Recreation admission is free; Aug. 27, 6-7:30 p.m. parking' $3 per car; Warren Park (732)938-2253 Florida Grove Road Woodbridge free admission EXHIBITS (732)745-3936 Then & Now: Recent New Jersey capoeira Museum Acquisitions institute, Point 4 Hope, of Art & Folk Art Bradford Hayes Quartet, through Sept. 17 Ray Rodriguez & The Latin Tues.-Sat, 11 a.m to 4 pm. Jazz Project Sundays, 1-4 p.m. Museum of the American Brazilian, percussion, Latin jazz Hungarian Foundation & rock "Damn Yankees" will be performed by the Sayrevilie Main street Dessert Somerset St., New Brunswick Smokey Robinson will perform at the Theatre Co. at the Step inn Ballroom on Aug. 24-26. Absolut Sounds of the City (732)846-5777 Count Basle Theatre on Aug. 27. 2000 free outdoor music series 222 SENTINEL, AUGUST 24, 2000 NS

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It has a BY TAKESHA PETTUS prccautionaiy methods until the end ol" chemicals, foodstuffs, shoes, textiles, gar- number of foreign trade and economic the mosquito breeding season in Octo- ments, toys, medical supplies, sports Staff Writer incentive zones; a well-educated work- bci. equipment, tea, etc. Top officials from the lorcc; substantial port, rail and road net- Zhcjiang Province will be on hand to dis- works; and several major universities. A SOUTH RIVER — Tests conducted County health officials suggest that cuss investment oppoitunities and import- number of U.S. companies have invested on two crows found dead in the borough residents eliminate standing water on expoit incentives. theie, and both the stale government and earlier this month have come back neg- (heir property; clean clogged roof gut- Co-sponsoied by a coalition of United Union County expect to increase that num- ative for the West Nile virus. lei.s; empty plastic swimming pools and States government and business organiza- ber — since both are sister-cities, to drain swimming pool covers; change the tions including the state of New Jersey, Zhcjiang Province and the 7 million popu- The crows were found on Aug. 2 and watei in bird baths; flush sump pumps Union and Middlesex counties, the New lation Municipality of Wcnzhou, respec- Aug. 9 on Mitchell and Union avenues, weekly; check or repair scicen doors; Jersey Business Industry Association, the tively. according to olliciuls from the Middle- stay indoors during dawn, dusk and city of New Brunswick, the U.S. Export Admission to the trade fair is free and sex County Health Depaitment, New early evening when mosquitoes are Assistance Center, the Middlesex and the general public is welcome to attend. Brunswick. active. Greater Elizabeth chambers ofcommeice, The fair hours aie noon to 5 p.m. on Sept. However, tests results do not indicate Also, wear long-sleeved shirts, long Kean University, the Chinese Consulate- 11, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Sept. 12, and 10 that the birds died as a result of infection General and the Asian-American pants and socks when outdoors; avoid a.m. to 3 p.m. on Sept. 13. by the West Nile vims, oihcials said. aieas with heavy bushes and trees; and Residents in the area have been con- apply insect icpellent spaiingly to Museum of Agriculture releases events schedule cerned about the virus since the recent exposed skin, following the manufactur- discovery of a dead ciow and subse- er's instructions carefully The following weekend programs Festival and Pumpkin Party." Make a quent test results that indicated it was Two weeks ago, resident Atthur will be held at the N.J. Museum of jack-o-lantcin from hundreds and hun- infected with the virus. Agriculture, corner of Route 1 anddreds of pumpkins. Stuff a scarecrow Smith complained about stagnant water College Farm Road on the Cook College and take part in traditional harvest The virus is contracted by humans in a neaiby wooded area of his Northern Campus, North Brunswick: activities. and animals through mosquito bites. Street residence. Sept. 23, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. "Di.scovei Nov. 5, noon-4 p.m. "Sweet Cider Mosquitoes become infected with the According to Smith, representatives Farm Animals Day." For those who have CelebuUion." Learn all about Jersey virus by feeding on infected birds. Some from the Middlesex County Mosquito ever wanted to learn more about cows, Iresh apples and how they are pressed birds die from the virus but are not F.xteimination Commission came out to pigs, goats and other larin animals. Find foi cider. known to transiei the disease to humans. out why pigs like to wallow in the mud, spray the area. Nov. 18, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. "On the Symptoms of the virus include fever, how cows communicate with their tails Lcnapc Trail." Learn about Lenape leg- The birds .submitted for testing from and many other farm animal fun facts. headache, body aches, skin rashes and South River, however, were not found in ends, history and traditions. Peek inside swollen lymph glands. Take part in the Barnyard Olympics and a Lenape wigwam and find out what it the same aiea and weie across town activities lor children. Special animal was like to live there. Traditional clay Residents are still being told to take from Smith's home. "guest appeal ance" in the courtyard. pottery emits and face painting for chil- Oct. 1, noon-4 p.m. "Barnyard dren. Buddies-Pond Life." Almost every farm Dec. 10, noon-4 p.m. "Winder has at least one pond, find out what lives Family Festival." Enjoy seasonal music, there. Pait of a series ol programs for warm mulled cider and storytelling. youngsters hosted by Barnyaid Buddies mascot, "Squirt" the goat. Foi more information on these activities and other events, call the museum Oct. 14 and 15, noon-4 p.m. "Fall at(732)249-2077. 9 N.B. Rescue Squad sets 'Emergency Blood Drive Hwy. 35 and 272 Hwy. 18 North The volunteers ol the North Brunswick blood supplies are dangerously low. The Cass Street, Keyport East Brunswick Rescue Squad will host an "Emergency squad is located at 880 Ridgewood Ave. For Under the Blue Keyport Water Tower (1/2 mi. N. ofBces La.) Blood Drive," Aug. 26, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., as more infoimation, call (732) 545-1024.

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Greater Media Newspapers prints obituaries brother, James Paige of Toms River; a sister, as a free community service, at no charge to the Carol McHose of Cape Coral, Fla.; 13 grandchil- families of the deceased or to the funetal homes dren; and 15 great-grandchildren. Services were that provide the information. arranged by The Gundrum Service Home for 0 F/eet Funerals, South Amboy, with interment at Christ WILLIAM K. CRAWFORD, 63, of the Cliff- Church Cemetery, South Amboy. wood Beach section of Aberdeen, died Aug. 15 at Bayshore Community Hospital, Holmdel. Born OLGA SAWUK, 81, of South River died Aug. in Hoboken, he was a lifelong Cliffwood Beach 17 at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital, resident. He was a railroad car inspector for the New Brunswick. Surviving are her husband, Port Authority, Newark, for 35 years, before retir- John Sawuk of South River; a daughter, Luba ing in 1999. He is survived by a daughter, Ferraro of Middlesex; a son, Michael Sawuk of Kathleen Schumann of Randolph; three sons, North Brunswick; and a brother, John Niepowicz lei the stock market Michael Crawford of the Monmouth Junction of the Ukraine. Services were held at the Mal- section of South Brunswick, Mark Crawford of iszewski Funeral Home, South River, with a Matawan, and Glenn Crawford of Cliffwood service at St. Andrew's Church, South Bound have control over you, when Beach; his companion, Marilyn Thompson of Brook. Interment was in St. Andrew's Cemetery. Cliffwood Beach; and two grandchildren. Services were arranged by Day Funeral Home, you don't have control over Hazlet, with burial at Shoreland Memorial GEORGE VAN LIEW, 69, of Seaside Park Gardens, Hazlet. Memorial donations may be died Aug. 14 at Rantan Bay Medical Center, Old made to the American Cancer Society, 801 Bridge division. He was formerly of Sayreville. the stock market? Broad St., Shrewsbury 07702. He was predeceased by his wife, Laverne Schwarzenberg, in 1988 and three sisters, Ruth JUNE G. PAIGE STOLTE, 76, of South Albert, Myra Wnorowski and Agnes Czarnecki. Amboy died Aug. 15 at St. Peter's University Surviving are two sons, George Van Liew of Hospital, New Brunswick. Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., Matawan and Greg Van Liew of Sayreville; two she lived in South Amboy for the past 54 years. daughters, Donna Fanelli and Diane Karmel, She was a former member of Mechanicsville both of Old Bridge; a brother, John Van Liew of Hose Company Ladies Auxiliary, South Amboy. the Dayton section of South Brunswick; two sis- She was predeceased by her husband, Richard ters, Madaline Vas and Johanna Smith, both of f. Stolte, in 1994; and her sister, Patricia Hicks, East Brunswick; and four grandchildren. in 1968. She is survived by two sons, Richard J. Services were held at the Rezem Funeral 12-Month Term CD Stolte of South Brunswick, and Peter M. 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The New York Mets drafted the center tielder in the 43rd round in 1997 after his BY TIM MORRIS senior year at Manalapan, but he opled to Stuff Writi'i go to Rutgers instead — a decision that t Look longer than expected, bin was perfect for both him and the Scarlet Rutgers University's David DeJesus Knights. I is now a Kansas City Royal, "It was gieat to be drafted out of high DeJe.sus, drafted by the American school, but I was dralted in such a low League lranchise in the fourth round of round by the Mets," DeJesus said. "1 took this year's major league baseball draft full advantage of my oppoitunity at Rul- after helping Rutgers win the Big East geis. It's been all uphill since Rutgers. championship, signed with the Royals "We made the NCAAs the last three Thursday at his home and will be olf foi years and won the Big East twice (I99S the team's Instructional League in and 2000)," he added. "I know moie about Orlando, Flu., on Sept. 19. baseball now. I was able to hone my skills "It took a load off my shoulders." the and I'm a more complete playei," Manalapan High School grad said after (he DeJesus, who batted lead-olf lor Rui- signing. "I've always dreamed of playing gers and led the team in urns scoied ((>6) in major league baseball and now I'll have 2000, said his biggest improvement was as the chance. a hitter. "1 know it will hit me when I get down "In high school, I was a lastball luttei." to Orlando and start to play," he added. he pointed out. "I had to learn to hit the "There was no hesitation about signing. olfspeed pitches and curve balls I'm ready to go. It's time to play baseball." "AL Rutgers we had a drill where we DeJesus has an idea of what it's going stayed in the batter's box and just worked to take to move up the Royals' chain. on waiting on the ball," he added. "That "At every level the difference is consis- was a big help in hitting the olfspeed David DeJesus pitches." tency," he pointed out. games. The longer schedule and the nine- Team as Rutgers went 40-18 and set a DeJesus and the Royals didn't come to DeJesus also became more of a thinker. "It's all about the count, knowing what inning games tired me. school single-season record lor wins. lie an agreement as quickly as expected be- "1 learned from it and staitcd working was the ideal leadoff hitter for the Scarlet cause DeJesus' right forearm was frac- a pitcher is going to throw you," he explained. "You watch what he is throwing out and lifting weights to get stronger," he Knights. Not only did he get on base often. tured while .sliding into second base dur- added. but because of his speed, he put pressuie ing Rutgers' final game of the year in the to the other hitters and what the count is." lie also played more and more base- on a team. He could turn a walk into a don National Collegiate Athletic Association DeJesus obviously learned his craft, ball. After his sophomore year he played in ble by stealing a base or go from first to Eastern Regional. The injury prevented batting .368 this year. the prestigious Cape Cod League, a wood- third quickly on a single. As center fielder DeJesus from being able to play baseball Since starring at Manalapan, DeJesu.s en bat summer league that attracts the he could go and chase down lly balls with this summer, and the Royals, not wanting has played a lot of baseball and that should baseball scouts. DeJesus, who played for anyone. him to come back too soon, waited until he prepare him for the long grind that is pro- the Chatham A's, hit .300 and made the was ready to play before signing him. fessional baseball. When the Royals picked the Manalapan "I struggled my freshman year in the league's all-star team. product in the fourth round of the draft, he It was a long summer for DeJesus, who Last year at Rutgers, DeJesus, in addi- was the highest pick from Rutgers under hasn't played ball since May 26. But it was last games of the season," he said. "I was tired. In high school, I played maybe 20 tion to batting .368 and leading the team in Coach Fred Hill. worth the wait when he inked his minor runs scored, made the All-Big East First N. Brunswick soccer hero gets invitation to Sydney The U.S team, coached by Clivc native is an impressive 3-0-1 (.24 goals- dium in Hershey, Pa. MetroStars' goaltender Charles, will face the Czech Republic against average) in 2000 MLS play. The tournament took two finalists from Tim Howard to play (Sept. 13, 6 a.m.) and Kuwait (Sept. 19, 6 He also holds a 3-0 (1 GA in 310 min- the Under-23 team for the 2000 Sydney with U.S. National team a.m.) in opening round, Olympic play. utes) record for the semifinalist MctroSlars Olympics. "I congratulate Tim Howard and in this year's Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup After reporting to Chula Vista for a 15- BVLDQIKLMcKENZIE Ramiro Corrales on being named to the competition. day training camp in January, Howard's Staff Writer Olympic team," said MetroStars general The Olympic team will meet at the Under-23 team faced the full American manager Nick Skiewicz. "Both players Olympic Training Center in Chula Vista, National team as part of a special double- ormer North Brunswick High have worked hard in getting the MetroStars Calif., where they will hold a brief training header. School soccer stand-out, and cur- in first place in the Eastern Division. Their camp and will be processed by United The exhibition game followed a U.S.- Frent New York/New Jersey efforts have been recognized and we wish States Olympic Committee officials before Iran match-up. MetroStars goaltender Tim Howard is them, the coaching staff, and the other departing for Sydney on Sept. 6. The team then departed to the Algure going to Sydney as part of the United players the very best in Sydney." When they first arrive in Australia on region of Portugal for a 10-day training States Olympic team. The United States roster is made up of Sept. 8, the team will be looking to ad- period, where they faced local club teams. Howard was one of two MetroStars 18 major league soccer players, six colle- vance to the second round of Olympic play Howard was one of the younger players players chosen to be part of the team, giate and two European-based players. The for the first time in history. on the Under-23 National team, but which was announced last Monday by the choice of the 18 MLS players marks the Both Howard and Corrales were named impressed Olympic team scouts imme- U.S Soccer Association. tremendous impact the MLS has made on to the Olympic team after playing on the diately with his solid play between the As part of the 28-player roster, Howard the Olympic team, which previously was United States Under-23 National team ear- posts. and his teammate Ramiro Corrales, a composed of almost entirely collegiate lier this year. And now he will have the opportunity defenseman, will train with the team for a players. The Under-23s played in the 2000 to show the world the talents that have few days in California before heading to Howard, 21, is in his third season with Olympic Qualifying Tournament that landed him the prestigious invitation to Australia early next month. the MetroStars. .The North Brunswick took place in April in Hershey Park Sta- compete in Sydney next month. NS SENTINEL, AUGUST 24, 2000 SET S.B. Adult Soccer League tournament set for Sunday UPCOMING get lucky for a day." SPECIAL I6-and-ovcr league Kaucleis believes that the most attractive title up for grabs feature of the South Brunswick Adult Soccer League is the fact that players of all SECTIONS BY DOUG Mc8tEN7.SE agts play together in what he described as •tlttlt Wntri competitive, yet nonphysical games. 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We have a ranking system, so Team Cranbuiy also finished their regu- we know who the best playeis are, and we lar season with a win by defeating try to divide them evenly. But sometimes Who is Influencing Southbrunswick.net 2-1. Meanwhile, Tere- that's difficult because some people just sa's Cafe topped Joe's Deli ami Fork Store don't play as well together despite their 4-3. abilities." Your Child? The final standings for the summer Kauders said that the majority ol" the Deadline: August 30 league had Glendale Liquors (7-1-1; 15 league's playeis arc local residents, al- OUR Publication: September 20 points) ahead of Keyboard Kids (6-2-1; 13 though he has drawn some players from REPUTATION , points), Pierre's Restaurant (5-2-2; 12 neighboring communities in recent years. SPEAKS R)R £ points). Team Cranbury (6-3; 12 points), "It's mostly local people who live for SINCE 1987 " Alpha-Omega (3-5-1; 7 points), Soulh- soccer," he said. "We have over 100 players, brunswick.net (3-5-1; 7 points), Teresa's with 20 different nationalities, so it really is FALL HOME Cafe (2-7; 4 points) and Joe's Deli and Pork a diverse soccer league." BANNER PAGES Store (1-8; 2 points). Kauder's team, Keyboard Kids, had a However, this Sunday the teams will youthful look this year, with eight players play in a 12-game championship tourna- from South Brunswick High School's var- ment starting at 8:30 a.m., with the cham- sity soccer team playing together. However, pionship game beginning around 2:45 p.m. despite their experience, they were still not at Thompson Park in Jamesburg. able to top the squad from Glendale According to Tom Kauders, the play- Liquors, although they did hand them their er/coach of the Keyboard Kids, who also only loss of the season. acts a.s what he calls an "organizer" of the As for this weekend's tournament, league, this summer's season was a tremen- Kauders believes that it's anybody's ball dous success, offering the opportunity to game. play competitive soccer to players from "Anybody can win this thing," he said. various age groups. "That was the objective when dividing out Deadline: September 19 "We've got freshmen in high school the teams, and 1 think we were pretty suc- Publication: September 27 playing alongside 50-year-olds," he said. cessful. There's a couple of teams that did- "But we try to blend the different age levels n't play too well this year, but we'll just f you leave it to chance, odds together to make the teams as competitive have to make suie we put them on better as possible." teams next season. Iare your child will make Kauders, who said the league is now fin- "But as for this weekend, anybody can heroes out of some of the worst FALL HOME ishing its fifth season, added that this week- do it," he added. "It should interesting." role models possible - Spoiled end's tournament marks the league's Kauders is also looking to put together a athletes and stars who break the PULL-OUT "other" championship title. fall league, which may include an over-40 law and expect millions of dollars "Originally, the winner of the tourna- squad that will take on similar teams from while doing it. We feel that role ment was the winner of the league, but we neighboring towns. For more information models are too important to be realized that that lakes away from the regu- on the league, contact Kauders at (732) left to chance. That's why our lar season crown," he said. "So this week- 297-5749. end is an opportunity for somebody else to instructors are experts at being positive mentors for kids. We specialize in teaching children how to control anger, how to The South Brunswick Township Middlesex, Hunterdon, Somerset and resist negative influences, and how Department of Recreation and Community Warren counties. The RVSOA are members to be a leader. Our instructors Affairs will be conducting a Rutgers Youth of the National Intercollegiate Soccer always lead by example, and Sports Council S.A.F.E.T.Y. Clinic for Officials Association Interscholastic classes are*a lot of fun. coaches. Aryy individual wishing to coach or Division and the New Jersey Soccer Deadline: September 26 assist in coaching youth sports is required to Officials Association, the leading organiza- Publication: October 4 attend this one time clinic. The clinic will be tion for high school officiating in the state. So don't leave it to the media to held at the Senior Center on Aug. 30 from Please contact Bill Tumbteson at (732) 390- teach your child what's right. 6:45 p.m. to 10 p.m. The clinic is free to 0621 or e-mail [email protected] for addi- Give our school a try, and let us To ADVERTISE South Brunswick residents and $30 for non- tional information. give your child a role model they residents. Contact (732) 329-4000 ext. 671 can look up to. Call now! IN ONE OF to register. The Central East Jersey Basketball FREE UNIFORM Officials will be holding their annual clinic To First -1O Callers THESE SECTIONS Plus The Madison Park Little League, Old for the training of high school basketball 1 Month at Classes Bridge, will hold its annual awards picnic officials in early October. Anyone interested CALL at its complex on Sept. 9 at noon. Food will should contact Ray Kelton at (732) 613- be served from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m., and Music 0521 or fax (732) 432-9246. "Master Nick's" 732-358-5200 N' Motion will provide the entertainment. Bring your own folding tables and chairs. Howell High School has the following FAMILY KARATE Freehold Office Cost is $15 per person. For information call coaching vacancy for the fall season: boys' SUPER CENTER Donna Hawrylak at (732) 727-8874. assistant soccer coach. Interested candidates 4-70 Towne Center Dr. 732-450-3657 must have earned a minimum of 60 college Hidden Lake Towne Center Raritan Valley Soccer Officials credits. 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For a $20 orders and all the must have excellent oral and wiitten • Typing • Newspaper Delivery to advertisers I Opportunity for bonuses TEACHING ASSISTANT refundable deposit, the NJ information you need communication skills, must have • General support to outside staff as needed Preschool Energetic, Press Association will post and equity ownership in computer skills with word processing enthusiastic Call 732-679-0088 your 40-word summarized the firm All this without the up- Requirements: resume on www njpa org and programs and Windows operating system. 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Great oppoitumty to make your or mail resume to Services Investment Representative own schedule to suit your lifestyle Greater Media Newspapers Must own computor Call PO Box 5001 1 -800-797-7511 ext 322 Please call to RSVP To make an appointment foi an intetview Freehold, N J 07728 $$CAREER OPPORTUNITYSS MEDICAL BILLER- GREAT Attn Linda Vinci, Human Resources MEDICAL BILLERS Earn ue to INCOME POTENTIAL! Earn please call (732) 617-1000 between the houts $45,000/yr I Great Income up to $45,000 per year Full 1-800-999-5650 | of 10AM and 5PM Monday thiough Fiiday and Potential No Experience training provided Home Necessary FULL TRAINING computer required Call Titan Ask for Chris Connelly. ask for ANN BRAND, DIRECTOR OF Provided PC Required Call tolllree! 888-660-6693, ^4 S~~\ S~~\ wwwjonesopportunitycom OPERATIONS. You may also fax your resume Greater Media Newspapers Titan Toll-Freel (888) 660-6693 ext 4313 Ext 4409 (SCA Network) to the attention of ANN BRAND at (732) 617- MEDICAL DATA ENTRY. 8930 Please specify which position you are $600.00 WEEKLY SALARY New Computer w/billing Edwardjones intetested in obtaining and inteiview ior. Make processing our mail from sofware. Growing National ET Serving Individ mil Invasions Since i Greater Media Newspapers home No experience nec- Company Fun/lncome$ certain your resume contains your phone ^ is an Equal Opportunity Employer essary FT/PT Genuine Freebies, Internet, Website, C opportune Employer 9 Af| £qua| numbers, both day and evening. S Opportunity. Free Suppheshesl Email To qualify Call Call 1-(708) 212-5455 (2(24 1-600-291-4683 ext. 407 (SCA hours) (SCA Network) Network) Greater Media Newspapers' Classified Section is NOW Onlinel www.gmnews.com SENTINEL, AUGUST 24, 20O0 33

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Call evenings - 732-972-0641 732-706-1626 or 732-213-9093 037 Babysitting $at)O /nog Call 732-679-7795 leather look Excellent condi- beige tone $350 for both. MOVING SALE, Sofa Bed, FRENCH DOORS - Indoor tion, $150 FIRM! 732-6/1-0698 Call 732-303-7292 alter 3pm Queen size, Pastel shades, ATTENTION VENDORS use, 2 sets: (1) folding. (1) Child Care GAS RANGE • NCW Whirlpool I425., Heywood Wakefleld Pokemon, Disney, Barbie, Holf-cloaninn almond color, COUCH, 2 pc modular, Black SOFA-$175, sliding pocket doors. Groat SOFA - 64" Leather • olf Desk, Chair & Bookcase/Chest Beige w/tweed accent lines, Bookbags & Plushio Backpac- $aiiO NI";W Whirlpool Dish- white In very good condition. & beige. $625. WALL UNIT - burgundy color) $000 , cond,, $250./set. 732-583-8052 3 pcs , gray lormica. TV & Bar 7ft.Tong Call 732-247-0490 ks 236 pieces total, Take all AU PAIRS AVAILABLE NOWI washer. $250 NEW Whirlpool Must soe, $100. or best offor. )resscr & Night Table (French for only $500. 732-446-0181 HOT TUB- Seats 6. 10 years Microwave Hood Combo, Call 732 670-4807 Lighted. $575. DINING 'rovinciall $400 ,Twln beds SOFA -Double Recllner & ROOM SET-7 pcs, Beige LOVE SEAT-Excellent old Needs work on Iramo. Experience the benoliis ol llax- $atiO. Coll 609-259-2519 vailable. Call 732-946-4504 Attn: "Work Out Of Your You move. $1,500. SOFA - Loveseat, Chair 'rOntemporary, $600. Or best condition. $300 or best olfer. Home" Publicly traded !blB, affordable IntorculUiral Neutral colorsl Excellent Call 732-583-5167 tiva-ln child oaro Carnftilly MICROWAVE/ offers Call 7'32-360-2313 6 MOVING SALE- Full bed, Ikea Please Call 732-671-3935 Company needs help Immedi- condition $145 lor all Call Bedroom Set S Kitchen Table ately! $1,500-$2,500WMo PT- screened and trained tnglmh CONVECTION OVEN 732-402-5929 COUCH-3 Piece Unit. SOFA, $175. Lovesoat, $125 JACUZZI SPA - 5 person With Spanking, driving licenso, av S-shaped. 5 yrs. old. Black & w/chalrs, New Oak Entertainment $3,000-$7,000/ino FT cover Good cond. As is. $500. Sharp, white, tablotop modal, Center, Chest S Night Table. Bookcase headboard, $10D 414-290-6900/ erago cost Is $250 /wook lor $300 Call 732-972-8198 TIRES - 3 Stool Belted Radials white tweed. Approx. 8 ft. long, Computer desk combo., BAR hand made, 8' laminated up lo 45 hours ol oaro Call to- 205 75 15 6 PIY $15 each. w/ottoman Vory good cond. Call (or Prices. 261-306-7279 Free Information lop $200. PRINTER Brand REFRIGERATOR - Amana $60. Proform treadmill, $210. www.home-buslnBss systems com day to tako advanlano ol our Electric Driver (1) OC, $50 $400. Call 732-972-3667 MOVING! Wall Unit, Dining 3 Dehumidiflers $95. each. new $50. Call 732-398-1748 $200. Back To School discount Largo 22 cu II, almond Top Call 732-821-9232 Room Set, Lighted Curio, Sofa and rocelvs a $;.'!). giil qortifi- fioo/or nxcollont condition, DAYBED- Simmons Beauty Call 732-219-1726 Buy New Jersey for $3491 MEDICARE NEBULIZER WASHER/Elnclrlc Dryer Bed, Sectional Sofa & morel cala to Staplos lor School S350. Call 732-7(31-9633 Rest. 6 feet. Includes Brand SOFA, LOVESEAT, traditon- PATIENTSI STOP paying Supplies. Call 000-333-6056 Hot Point Great condition, now slipcover, sheets, padding All good condition. 732-651 -6995 The New Jersey Press cash lor Albuterol, Atrovent, TELEVISION COLOR 47" al $200.4 glass top Ibis , $150 or Visit www.Bfnupnlr.org $100 /pair. Call 609-758-1874 Exc cond. $250.732-842-8614 MOVING: Furnishings, Incl 3 orlontal rugs. $200 lor all, Association can place your eta MEDICARE pays for them. front projection $5 00 Wall Units (3), Computer Desk, 25-word classified ad In over We bill Medicare and doliver to KARAOKE MACHINE $100 WASHING MACHINE nag. Stroller, $36 Electric 150 NJ newspapers through- EAST BRUNSWICK • F/1-P/T 6 months old, $150. DESK/SECRETARY Living Room Sofa & Drexal dryer $50 Call 732-758-8014 you. MED-A-SAVE Exp Lie. loving mom will caru 732-972-1670 or 732-566-6800 Chairs, Dinotto, Exercise out the state - a combined 1-800-538-9849 EXT. 21 S Ploaso call 732-670-5954 Solid Mahogany. Antique, circulation of over 2 million lor you infants & oldor in my WASHER & DRYER Excellent $475. Call 732-846-7262 Glider. Call 732-940-0738 SOFA- Italian Prov. (Cherry home 732-031-8376 condition, $ 1 2 b /one h color) Colfee & (2) End tables, households. Call Diane Trent MOVING - Millstone Road Dufriguratoi, $100 Microwave, DINING RM. SET-Elegant PATIO FURN.- Glass table, Bedroom & Dining nm sets, 5 at NJPA at 609-406-0600 Noire Dame Boys Uniform HAZLET - Gxp. nanny Mom $60 t!nod condition All 044 Computers Wood w/6 upholst chrs , light- market umbrella, gas grill pcs ea Call for $.732-591-1338 ext.24 or email Books Furnishings of 2 will euro for you child; nngnlldtiln. Call 732-761-0456 ed hutch, leaf. $1,200. LIV. servinacart. $17b takes all. dtrent@n]pa org for more Call 732-446-7051 childron in my homo Holi,. HM.-Sola, 2 chrs , 2 end tbls., KIT. SET. Call 732-615-0455 WALL UNIT - 4 pieces Information avail, 732-335-4449 evenings WASHER, $160. cocktail tbl. (Match Dr. Set Dark wood, upper glass, lower PATIO FURNITURE (Nationwide placement DRYER, $155. Hoavyduly E600 Entire Pkg. $1,500. doors. Good condition, $700. available) MOVING SALE HOWELL-Mnturo Loving Fxcollont condition Car A COMPUTER Great Cond. Call 732-251-5355 New & unused 7 pieces, Call 732-525-0434 (2) Bedroom sets, living room, Mother of S will earn for your nlass table S 6 chairs. $250 CHEST/Wnrdrobe - Child's, child In my homo 73a 307.740!) dollvor Gall 732-548-9353 end tables, T.V. room, lamps, TUTOR DINING ROOM - Ethan Allen Call 732-254-5750 WALL UNIT - Lovesoat & $75. Changing Table, $40 LG. lawn mower, snow blower Affordable, Porsonaiized al Oval table w/6 chairs, 2 leaves, Sola. Dining Room Access- Wardrobe, $75 Lg. Don Cage, Bost offers. Call 732-431-3661 MONDAY MORNING, INC hutch ft gossip bench. (2) ories. More Priced to solll Ex- Reliable & Screened homo PC training 732-617-75B3 $40. Total Gym, $100. Tracker Ottomans & 1 dresser, Ethan POOL TABLE cellent cond. 732-446-5394 Feed Printer, 24 pin, $50 Asst. AMOVING SALE-& MIDDLESEX COUNTY COMPUTER SUPPORT Allen. Sofa: traditional. Patio 5ontemporary w/flxture. weights, Call 732-409-1347 908-253-9595 or 609-799-5588 SERVICES a b le , 4 ch o I r s, I n r g o •erfectcond. V'slato, over- WALL UNIT- 3 pcs Oak Dining. Room Boys ft Master umbrella. All oxc. cond. Jzed 8' w/ouos, bulls, rack S wood. Upper glass & lower Bedroom. Living Room & Don. OLD BRIDGE-F/T-P/T Custom built computers, up- doors & drawers. Good cond. Executive Desk S Chairs. Skir. Irish lady will watch your child nrados, troubleshooting, 732-536-7411 before 6pm access. Oria. $3,500 , socrllice ftDIAMONDStir $1,500. Call 732-536-4148 or $250. Call 732-605-0248 fi Boots T.V. Microwave in her homo. Call 732-721-5972 training, hurdware/soltwars 1.50 Oval Diamond, H color Stereo,Plnn-Pong Table. Installation, digital vidoo/photo DINING ROOM 8 pc. Oak. 732-356-0604 WALL UNITS (3) And match- 2.02 Round Diamond, F color, Living Room, 3 pcs. with Aquarium. Blkos Patio Furn service. Call 732-951-0004 SECTIONAL SOFA 2 pc Inn cocktail table, units are Clarity VS2 w/GIA corlillcoto Slods. Igloo Dog Housso. Drill wood trim. Asking $1,000. or Contomporary, neutral colors, llgnted w/glass doors on top, 4.05 Radiant Cut Diamond 1037a Child Care best offer. Call 732-390-8873 Press Light Fixtures flirdcagG. QuickBooks® ;300. LOVESEAT: Almost solid doors on bottom, Color I, Clarity SI? Call lor Leave message. 732-079-5289 Wanted Wo can fix up your system Wo DINING ROOM CHAIRS-6 now, $200, Call 732-247-469B bleached wood, 2 yrs. young, best prlco 732-219-3047, can also sot up, train and back Parsons. Pastol multl color. Must solll Will sacrifice tor beop twice with aroa code AIR CONDITIONER 4,000 btu, $1,000,/all. Call 732-536-1563 MOVING SALE $30 Round nlj!iS ftwood curio up your otaft Asklnn $499. Brand nowl SECTIONAL SOFA DINING ROOM hrullwood 72" HAZUsT-Maiuri>, Ruspnnsi Mendlawitz Weltsen, CPAs Please call 732-625-9357 Uiblt)/6 chairs, Oliandolior. Glass table w/6 chairs. $650 bio,Grandma lypo nuodod cablnol, $50' Hnadboardr, 4-7043 ALL BRAND NEW chairs, braaklronl & custom Modern. Ivory background with $0 Down, $38/Weok Hair, Immediately Triumph, 4542 Dryer: Maytag. Barbocuo Grill area Hofornncus roqulrnd Seafoam green, peach & grey BED FRAME - Brand new MODEL HOME FURNITURE tablo padr,, $850 732-679-0187 Breast, Lipo, Noso. Toll Fine East Tropplcana Avonuo, 4 nc. Wall Unit Dining Room Ptease call 732-294-0045 FOR ALL ROOMS. HALF Goad condition, asking $550 1-877-84 2-8500(SOA 0207, Lac Vegas, NV 89121 with Hutch 8 Servor ATI priced Quoin ui/o L xlra strong, DINING ROOM TABLE & 4 Network) (SCA Network) to soil Call 732-530-9340 MARLBORO Honponoiblo valuo$40 Sulliiifi lor$SO firml PRICE OFF RETAIL. WON'T Choirs, $165 Recllner,$-t50. Call 732-683-0787 parson riBodod lor allor achool Call /32-617-9060 LASTII Coll 732-583-2323 Portable Dishwasher, $125. caro lor 7 » 0 yonr old in our CAP - Ford Full size llbpr- BED-Quson, Platform. Pino All prent cond 732-264-0708 Mlllponris Townhnuiiu 3.30 to nlnss, no roar window, off '76. with bookcase mirrored DINING ROOM TABLE: Solid 7pm, Tuoa /fhurn it n Own Only S!50 Call 732 297-9007 headboard. Good Condition marble with marble base, 6 ft, Iransp ft rots 732-970-0648 Fits queen size waterbod or bolgo Never used, $500 or oooo CARPET-Burn 10x12, $75. roqular queen maltross, (Not lost offer, Call 732-264-4207 MARLBORO-I nvlnu & ro- Chost, It. wood. $25 Bod t/w Included). $100 732-780-2448 sponsiblo adult nondnn for bo- wood. la 5 !>0'!i nlflht tablo, DINING TABLE, black marble, lorn &lor nflor tschool enroom $2(j Call 731! 431-3421 BEDROOM SET (7 pes ) Gray 43" x 77", w/slx black lacquer my lioma lor 9 yiwrold fliil Io- formica, Twin platform bed w/2 chairs, $1,500 Mica Wall Unit, catsd nuar Covorod Bridgo & COLOR TELEVISION - ?5" drawers $700. or bast offor. 3 pc. rose color $2,500 Armoire Madfjoro Croon:, Mots flomote, cablu ready, $75 Exc. cond 732-446-6203 eves beige, $250. Call 732-970-0106 requirod Call ft loavu moo- Sofa and chair. $35 Call saga y3g-530-0B3a /3?-846-b!)32 BEDROOM SET-5 pcs., DINING/KITCHEN TABLE- contemporary Walnut finish, w/six chairs, Light peach MORGANVILLE-Mnluro, rosp COLOR TELEVISION - Sony good condition. $200 Trinitron, 1902 - 24" antique, formica Gxn cond. Best offor person to caro for 3 childron Call 732-290-8187 Must sail! Call 732-462-5479 my homo. Wed 4-1) 30pm Good condition $50 or best OwnIrjnijp., Ftofi; 732-B17-1991 ollor. Call 732-441-1543 BEDROOM SET - Children's ENTERTAINMENT CORNER COMPUTER MONITOR (Girls) - 10 Pcs White Wood UNIT- Hold3 T V. S VCR Honey- NANNIES CALL! with blue trim. Exc cond. plno Orig Pd. $850., Ask. $500. 1b" - Now, $79 $950. Call 732-536-9160 Area Rug-Yellow, 8'x10', $100. FOR THE BEST JOBS Call 732-26 7-0854 Both ilka new. 732-758-8995 Live in/out w/tho boat families BEDROOM SET - Link Taylor COMPUTER MONITOR triple dresser w/mlrror, q-Bed, HOSPITAL BED - Adiuctable SELECTIVE NANNY 17" -Now. $133. arrnolre Exc. cond. $800 with remote, rails Includod. Call 732-257-0864 Call 732-462-5929 732-745-0088 Good condition Call Dan at OLD BHIDGE-BabyBittar CRIB • White. Plus mattress & BEDROOM SET Calalina 732-566-6577 noedod-my home-aftor 3pm 3 matching bumpnr & quilt, $50. Pine, twin Captain's bod, KITCHEN SET-Mica Tablo BV09 /wk BGfiln Autj Groat for Graco Stroll-A-Bed Carriage, bureau, w/mirror. Excellent collogt? student 732-679-9376 36" x 72" including ieal, 6 $25. Call 732-431-2240 cond , $325. Call 732-845-9489 chairs. Almond. Good cond OLD BRIDQE-Nanny naadod CRIB - Mattress, bumpers BEDROOM SET Full size bed, Best offer. Call 732-294-0511 for adorable 1 year old boy in Excellent condition, $42. 2 nlghtstands, chast, drosser KITCHEN TABLE w/6 chairs, our homo. Live-in or out Rols. Freezer, Kenmore, 24 cu.ft. with mirror, $400 Dining a must. Call 732-544-5376 upright, $80. Call 732-229-1784 $65. Chlldcraft oak dressers Room Set: 1 leaf, china closet (2), $35. each Highnser, less OLD BR1DGE/MATAWAN DAY BED - New mattress, with glass doors, a 6 chairs, than 2 yrs $75. 732-536-1020 Greater Media Newspapers Part time to care for 2 children, rails, pillows shams, cover set $400. or best offers. Cal] 5 a 3. Flexible hours. Rols All $125. Call 732-254-7043, 732-679-8510, after 5pm. KITCHEN/DINING SET-Solld Non-smoker. 732-441-7732 white washed oak dining table Old Bridge. BEDROOM SET Girls. White, w/6 cushion chrs. Purchased ELECTRIC MOWER 18" Black Captain's bed with headboard, recently at Nostalgia Oak MONEY MINDER S Decker, $30. Good for small desk, (7 pcs.iotal). Good Warehouse. Excellent cond. 039 Health Care lawns/light cut. Pleaso call condition, $375. 732-605-0610 Paid $2,200. Asking $1,500. 732-308-3938, after 6pm BEDROOM SET Call 732-863-9763 MERCHANDISE AD OFFER FERRET CAGE - Extras, $65, LIVING ROOM SET - Leather Travel Case, small, $30 Lane, Solid Oak Colonial, BEST CARE Triple Dresser w/ mirror, armol- Beige color sofa & club chair. Clean out the attic, closets, basement and garage. Fish Tank, 10 gallon, $20 $400. or best offer. Experienced & Relarencos Call 732-238-0425, evenings. re, 2 night stands, headboard European Woman will take & frame. Queen size box MUST SELL. 732-390-4035 Get rid of unwanted merchandise with this special offer. cars of elderly or Sick people. FREE SOFA Free sofa bed spring & mattress, exc. cond, LIVING ROOM SET - Sofa, Call 732-995-5298 (Queen size). In good Best offer. Call 732-679-2688 loveseat, chair & ottoman. condition. You come get it. Multl color. $400. WALL UNIT, 4 LINES 4 WEEKS HOME CARE-For elderly, Call 732-577-7680 BEDROOM SET QN solid sick, disabled. Live-in/out. wood (Bassett), Incl. ndbd., 3 pcs., beige. $450. and much Reasonable rates. Call Polinter KIDS STUFF Little Tykes footboard, armoire, triple more. Call 732-679-5954 $ Agency 908-925-0494 Vanity, $25. Little Tykes dresser, nlghtstands. Roll Top LIVING ROOM-$300. & Sandbox, $15 Graco Baby Desk. $800. Call 732-972-2613 DINING ROOM -$500. or best 20 Swing, $30, Call 732-257-4198 BEDROOM SET- 8 Pcs. Formica oflers. Both In good condition. 042 Antiques KITCHEN SET Like new, 36" Cream w/gold trim. Queen bed, Call 732-698-1213 Each additional line $5. Collectibles Rd/Wh top, 4 high back chair, mirrored Headboard, vanity & MANTLE FIREPLACE chrplush, $100.Call chair. Best offer. 732-845-2943 Antique, dark wood with 732-254-2879 BEDROOM SET- Thomasvllle andirons. Dining Room Only $2!I), (JO... Your ad will run In all seven Greater Media ANTIQUE 1887 Pine Reflnlshed MATTRESS - Queen size, Country French. Good Cond. chairs: Country French High- Trunk, 27"hx34"w,$225. 3 yrs. old. Used in guest room. 6 pcs. & mattress, box spring & backs (6). Excellent condition. Newspapers, News Transcript, Independent, Examiner, The Hub, East Brunswick Sentinel, Child's Spindle Rocker, $75. Excellent condition, $150. frame. Great $$. 732-972-488B Best offers. Call 732-360-2976 Roosevelt area. 609-443-8769 Hazlet Call 732-471-1273 North/South Brunswick Sentinel, Suburban BEDROOM SETS- (2) Girl's 1 MOVING- MUST SELL! ANTIQUES MOVING This End Up Sofa, mauve, 1 white, each w/ Glass Walnut Wall Unit, Mint Call Greater Media Newspapers' Classified Department $50. Nordic Track Pro, $50. daybed. BOOK CASE, white- Cond. $1,000. (2) Bedroom Top prices paid for: Antique Washing Machine, $40. washed Oak. 6 Ft. Excellent Sets, $350 .-$500. Dinette Set, today and ask for $20 "Money Minder" rate. furniture, oriental rugs Please call 732-254-5234 cond. Call eves. 732-591-8894 $275. Computer Desk, $100. paintings, jewelry & silver We Refrigerator, 25 cu. ft. $350. purchase entire contents of NORDIC TRACK PRO • $75. BEDWALL-Queen size., Ma Toll Free in New Jersey 1-800-660-4ADS or best offer takes it Call (2) Color T.V.'s, 1 for $20. & estates. Will come to your hogany, L & R piers, light 1 for $40. Call 732-446-6681 home. Call 908-662-0200 732-431-2050 brIda e . m i rro r, $500. 732-358-5210 PAVING BRICKS (300) WATERBED-KIng size, heated MOVING • Sofa sleeper, $75 LAFAYETTE MILL $100. CALL 732-727-2867 ANTIQUES CENTER Red.H each. Please call Bar w/4 stools, $200. Dresser Just off fit. 15, Lafayette 732-671-3690, Mlddletown, & chest, $50. for both. End FAX 732-780-4678 BRASS HEADBOARD tbls. & misc. Items. 732-257-8666 (Sussex Co.) NJ. RADIO -i957Grundig Queen. Great condition. Ask- (973) 383-0065. Majestic, $100. 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MOVING SALE Wall unit TOOL - ,';in)|i.".uiith w/a!i.'il. LITTLE TIKES Twin ui/u I SELL New 8, Used Musical U EAST BRUNSWICK U OLD BRIDGE-34 GUITAR LESSONS - Toachor FOUND PERSONALIZED bBdroom utn: Quut:m, piKNin Dollhouao find: Special Calaru Instruments. Saxs., AI1o a 0 S 10 Packard Rd, (Hydora to Cymbollne Dr. (l.akoridgo with 2R yrs. oxpor. All Mylar.. JEWELRY - (it Konnsburrj uix;i)!R;orlo;>. 1-KI: condition. Timor, FlulOEj, Trumpets, Woal). Sat., S Sun.. H/2B ft 37, Reason, ratoa. 732-440-7085 Amuaomont Park, 8/9. wootl, now riuillti.'»!>, $i,!>flO. Askini) $/()(). or hiii-.t ollof. Llmllod. I'd. $400. Asklnn Clarlnnt!] & Trombones, oto. Winton to Chalmnrs to or bust alfor. V.iniiv tahlo f. Call 732-970-0270 $:1OI). bnflt odor. Toddlor Doll Packard). Frl., S Sal., U/2S » 9-4. Sport cards, toy.i, house- Call Susan at 732-441-2753 Chair, $S0. Klmrn Mlanwnvit K houuo Bod: Pd. $140. Ankinn Prlooo substantially loss than 20, 0Hin-4pm, Main or shine. hold items, exorcise oqulp.,(itc. PIANO LESSONS carl, $151). Call 732-2S7-QB4a TREADMILL, Bike. AB/Back $100. tltllll NEW. 732-721-4433 aturon. Call Don 732-741-4709 Everything priced to sell. Earliest Beglnnors to Adults Machine • All Inr $1 !J(>. End U OLD BRIDGE CALL 732-972-1945 NURSERY FURNITURE ORGAN • WurtlUer 2 manual 1065 Pets & Animals! PHYSICAL THERAPY"™ tabliiEt. $111. fid. Bikes, l>0" electric. Cherry linlsli wllh U EAST BRUNSWICK PIANO.KEYBOAROS, SUPPLIES Exorcist) tu|ul|mii>nt. kills. $ii,U)i. Call 732-254-5190 Whilu wood, (1) A drnwor bench and manual, $i?0O. BLOCK SALE GUITAR, ORGAN & BASS. tablss, lORkuni, waiHnri mom drosnor, c.rlb, nlldiir rciokar Call 732-747-0G58. MULTI FAMILY Warron Ct. (Gaub to Cindy St., Popular & Classical. All levels. uqll & nKffli 738-291 -4374 STRUCK CAP-Cf w/mntdi ottoman. Exc cond. loft onto Onondaga, rlohl onto Prof. Instruction at your homo, $.175. lor nil. Call 732-431-0568 PIANO - Hardman upright. White Oak Rd. (i)ll Hues Ln.). Warran Dr.). Sal., 8/26,10am- 27 yrs. teaching expnrlonco. PIANO - Biorllnri Uprlnht I)' tiUllft, whito ItlimglmiO. Ivory koybonrd. Wairmalri- Sat., ft Sun., 0/20 & 37, 0-4. CALL IN YOUR Good comiUlon/Good moo. Porloc't condition. Coot now TODDLER BEDS (2) 1 Doll -urn., housoholcl, clothos, 3pm. Furn., liousowaros, Hank Ploskon 732-238-155S llouao (1) Wasimd Oak, holh w/ l.'iinod, ftxc, sound. $1,250. or garden equip. A much rnoro. PET ADS ON $200. This) lintl Up Couch. $1,000. Sacrifice $300. bust ollor. Coll 732-246-8582 baby Home, books, otc otc. U OLD BRIDGE-10 Jaomlna Lovesnat/Sloopur N I.rtmp Call Chuck, Lnkohurst miiltrtffisos, Goraoousl S.'iO. tia. U FREEHOLD STUDIO 63 Tabl(i.S200/iill, 732-566-1130 Qraco Cock «. Play, $'^S. Car Road (Oil Rt. 516) Sat.. 0/26. MULTI-FAMILY 9am-3pm. Computor |unl(, There ia a Dilfuronco &TUESDAY& 732-657-7965 Soato, $20./oa. Plnypan, $15. PIANO 40 Kentucky Way (OH H37. POOL- IB It round. Nuw linnr. Asst. Clotho,'!, boy H cgirl, 0-41. 100 yoaro old, Upright. Bost kld'3 lurn., rolrlooralor & moral MUSIC Receive Our VACUUM CLEANER Kirby, Fri. Thru. Sun. Beauty/Gold Eyes/Gomi-lonn www.mymk.eo m/slontalne 1 er Rocker. $100. Both Light 732-431-7667 more. PRICED TO SELL. 8/25, 8/26 & 8/27, 9am to 4pm. hair. TESTED/SPAYED/SHOTS 732-254-0127 wood. Crib Ensemble-Bunny FISHING TACKLE Collector Something lor everyone EACH Need's Loving Home. Motll,12pcs. $50, 732-607-9241 wlshe3 to buy old rods, reels, Q COLTS NECK - 39 Acorn PI. ART SCHOOL CAT - Brown Tiger - MALE - 732-530-8317 • 732-g9B-4029 lures, catalogs. 908-233-1654 (Oil Heulltt to Whiteoak) Frl. & In E. Brunswick. 732-257-8127 Found In Old Bridge, begin- TOOLS HIGH CHAIR, $20. Exersaucer, Sat. B/25 & 8/26 , 10am to ning of August, Declawed, & CHINCHILLAS (2) - Adorable ATTN: HOBBYIST $15, clothing 0 to 4T, $1. & up, GUNS • SWORDS • MILITARY 4pm. Lots of toys 8 children's PIANO LESSONS neutered. Looking for owner. bablos, 1 beige F., 1 grey M., Atlas Metal Lathe on custom airls & boys. Infant soats, toys, ITEMS. License NJ/Fedoral items, jewelry, household, etc. Call 732-607-1702 Parents on premises. Ready to Dealer. Bert 732-821-4949 OLD BRIDGE -19 Shelly Rd. New Expanded Hours stand w/all accessories. PER- and much more. 732-BB8-7670 O EAST BRUNSWICK (Cedarview Estates, Rt. 9 to Givenby Sheri Kandel COCKATIEL LOST Whito, no 8/15. Call 732-613-9654 FECT CONDITION. Also Mlll- HtGH CHAIRS (2), Infant car WANTED!! 22 Frost Ave., (off Summerhill Poor Farm Rd.), Sat. a Sun., RMT-MCAT. Concert pianist with gray on wings, 7/24 at DOG CAGE Large metal, $30. PS Machine on rotary base. seals w/exlra bases. (2). Boys Old wind-up phonograph Rd)., Sat. & Sun., 8/26 & 8/27,August/Sept., i0am-3pm. & music therapist. Specializing Matcnaponix RtT., Monroa Dog Crate, $15. (S) Guinea Pip Must gas 10 appreciate • make & girls clothing 0-3T, toys, w/born on top (RCA, vlqtor, 9am-3:30pm. Small crafts, Exercise equip., clothes, in bsginners. AH.agas welcome. Twp. REWARD! 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They didn't come close to the response we icccive with the 1 1-800-660-4-ADS Greater Media community newspapers We've been advcrtisincj for the THE - • llucl ('leaning To Advertise past 20 years with Qi eater Media and our business has yrown. $SIVEI0NE¥$ WORK! T\ • Electronic Air (lenners We specialize in refinishing kitchen cabinets. The existing wood is AIX IIOMi: REPAIRS fry Your stripped to bare wood, then custom finished to look like new We also Nil.loll lOOlill, OK ISMAI I HAMMER I X|iirt Wulll/luc lillnuitci Business custom build countertops. The RESULT - NEW KITCHEN at LOW COST St nim ( Iti/t II DltMOlliit HEATING & COOLING We owe a great deal of our success to these papers. 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Call 732-845-1366 AftiV SHEEP -VA.V "THIS IS YOUR LIFE" Call 732-651-3256 DJ /•» JAY • Weddings • Anniversaries Custom Roasts-Funny/Sweat CLEANSWEEP Registered Dorset Hewes. Personalized Performance Birthdays • Judy 732-431-12B6 KITTENS - Who need a loving For Older Family Members Music for all occasions. All occasions. 732-972-3366 RESIDENTIALVCOMMERCIAL home"are'available for Bred for Fall • $200. EACH MILESTONE PARTY DJ & KARAOKE 732-316-1161 Days, Evenings, Weekends adoption. 2 females/1 male, Call 732-446-4543 732-603-7313 - JOSH SANDS FUNTIME RENTALS PARTY PIZAZZ FREE est. Fleas. Ins. Refs 3 months old. 732-264-4207 Rent Me For Your Next Partyl by Bruce Bray 1069b Tickets 732-314-2386 • 732-525-3572 CELEBRATION Moonwalk & Cotton Magicians • Characters CRYSTAL CLEAN KITTENS FREE (6) -1 Male. 5 A STORYTIME ENTERTAINMENT- DJ/VIDEO (Rug Brats-R-Thur-L-Mo,etc.) female. Weaned & litter 066 Personals Child participation w/puppets, Candy Moon Walks • Rides " Wo clean with a flair trained. Call 732-591-5832 Taping. Pkg Avail. 732-721-0892 because wo reolly care. " songs & crafts. 732-254-9389 •A .VCALL 732-521 -5422** Cotton Candy • Birthday TICKETS- GIANTS & JETS Residential- Call 732-972-4904 leave message If no answer. CHILDREN'S PARTIES ^IMPACT PRODUCTIONS* Specialists, 1-800-491-2729 Good location.Good games Adoption- A-D.J. GOOD TIMES Clown or Comedy Magic DJ SERVICES • Music still available. Call Marty for ## EUROPE TEAM. Spec. In * RABBITS V Waddings, 16's, 732-501-6074 Customized for Any & All PETTING ZOO PARTIES! oltlcoa, mova in/out. Best rels A LOVING CHOICE Professional entertainer. Refs. "Let the Zoo come to you!" details. Call 732-536-5255 Super reliable. 732-9S7-0S97 Baby Holland Lops • Balloons • Face Painting Occasslons. Call 732-446-7505 Lucky Star Acres 732-583-70B5 We will provide a home tilled ALL CHARACTERS Magic & A Live Bunny EXCELLENT CLEANING Call Bob-732-341-2518 with love, laughter, hugs & BALLOON SHOW & GAMES JIMBO 732-297-1369 PLAYERS CASINO PARTIES | happiness for your newborn. FACE ART, MAGIC & MORE KEYBOARDIST 070 Air/Heat SERVICE - Homes & Offices all expanses paid. Please call Ed the ONE MAN BAND Birthday/Anniversary/Fund Raspnnsitile a rollabla. Exc ROTTWEILER PUPS 6 wks. 732-723-0179 CHILDRENS 609-275-6881 • 732-745-5464 Raisers/Corp. 732-560-9067 rofaroncas. Call 732-566-7453 Hand raised, 1st. stiots. Jim & Margaret at Parents on premlsss, $350. & 1-800-7215-4059 PONIES & PETTING EXPERIENCED CLEANING AMAZING TEA PARTIES PARTY FAHRENHEIT, INC. LADY, Housos, Apts. Offices $400. 732-951-1325, Eves. ADOPTION: ARE YOU For birthday parties or any ZOO BY HAPPY TRAILS PREGNANT? Don't know what AMUSEMENTS Installation & Service Good rofs. Call 732-651-0945 occasion. CalI732-264-0421 CHARACTERS 732-251-4240 Free Estimates. 732-727-8526 to do? We have many families Moonwalks • Carnival Games Chlldrens favorite characters, EXPERIENCED CLEANING YELLOW LAB / BOXER MiX waiting to adopt your child. Rides • Clowns • D.J.'s DANCE MAN DJ puppetshow, spin art w/frisbees PONIES 4 PARTIES Your Houso, Ollico, Apartment 1 yr. old male. Beautifull Pleass call 1-800-745-1210, AND MUCH MORE! GOOD DANCE MUSIC Moonwalk, Balloon-typhoons Horse drawn wagon ride thru 1070a Appliance Exc. rets. Call 732-605-1001 Sweet, gentle. All shots. ask lor Marci or Gloria. We CALL FOR FREE BROCHURE MAKES THE AFFAIR candycart.cottoncandy & more your neighborhood. A petting Good with kids. 732-698-9495 can help! 732-536-6936 Repair HOUSE CLEANERS • Houses Affordable. Call 732-297-4254 Toll Free 1-877-297-5244 200 too! Call 732-928-359? •Apts. •Olllcea. Fiefs. Great$$ Call Fnrnnnria 732-280-7276 D.A.S. • S. QUACKENBUSH ** HOUSE CLEANING *• 37 yrs. exp. Air/ Hoat • All Major Good service & references. Appliances • Fluorescent Signs Calt anytime 732-613-5590 Mention this ad lor $10. oft any major repair. Coll 732-360-9149 HOUSE CLEANING- Good RofaruncH-'i & oxporiance.Own DAVE'S APPLIANCE transportation. 732-727-6784 Over 20 Yrs. Serv. Central NJ HOUSECLEANING-Clsaning MAJOR APPLIANCE REPAIRS I. a ef I o s. E x <: o 11 G n l work & Air Conditioning Installations rfilornncoa. Call 732-525-2336 and Repairs. Don't Wa it for Call 732-786-0810 P-U-R-R-F-E-C-T-L-Y CLEAN 071 Building HOME CLEANING AT ITS Remodeling VERY UltST. 732-257-8463 POLISH RELIABLE Woman can cloan your house and apartmunl purloctly, DECKS "MoturcinctiH" 732-525-2427 The phone to Ring Free estimates. 732-821 -2486 SPANKNCLEAN Pnifosslonal Home & Office Cleaners. HelintJlo, Hols. 732-390-8711 072 Carpentry 1076D Demolition DECKS, Additions, Kitchens it Excavating Bathrooms. S & R Homo Improvements. 732-679-2291 •BACKHOE•DOZER• • DUMPTRUCK FOR HIRE • 074 Carpet Install No iobtoo small. FREE Repair/Sale ESTIMATES. 732-521-3669 077 Dry wall A.J. CARPET • Sales/Repairs • Rostetches/Holayr, Sheetrock •Installations. Quality lor loss, 732-536-4703 SHEETROCK & TAPING JIM'S CARPET INSTALLATION Specializing In small lobs. Sales, cleaning, re-lays, Froo Estimates. 1-800-640-3969 with an ad in ro-stretch.es and repairs. Call 732-495-9483 078 Electrical 075 Ceramic Tile GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS' Repair/Install ALL TYPES at Electrical Work FtGCGKoed llgnto, track lighting, paddlo fans, service changes. Lie. # 6252. Hoi 732-572-6750 AFFORDABLE Ceramic tile-Install $2.75 & up ALL-BORO ELECTRICAL CLASSIFIED sq. It. Free est. 732-845-3784 Resiidontlal / Commarclal /Ind. FREE ostimatos. Lie. #14112 CERAMIC TILE & MARBLE Call 738-868-3630 INSTALLATION No job too big or small. If you're Advertising Frse estimates. 732-920-0285 JB ELECTRICAL Business k Service directory See us in the Yellow Pages CUSTOM CERAMIC TILING Residential /Commercial New Installation, rapalrs, 15% off Service Upgrade In the Yellow Pages and i remodeling. Free estimates. 15% Senior Discount John Cherry 732-290-9086 Bonded & Insured • Llc.#12823 GROUT CLEANING FREE Est. • Fax 732-845-9977 NOT WITH US... Re-grouting • Rs-caulklng Sealing • Specialty Cleaning. 1-800-317-7530 Slip prevention for floors, tubs & showers. FREE JRM ELECTRIC You're Missing estimates. Call 732-521-3809 Free Estimates. Lie. «9944 JOHN'S CERAMIC TILE Bonded S Insured REMODELING & REPAIRS Residential 8 Commercial Bathrooms • Foyers • Kitchens Many Business Opportunities Over 25 yaars experience 732-525-9770 FREE ESTIMATES n 1 Unlike the Yellow Pages „ " ,;;;;"™irih.£"'•-»."tsvis If^ssffii Ei"* " Call 732-324-7983 RYAN KINGS TILE ELECTRIC CO. Installers of TILE & MARBLE Frss Estimates, Insured Specializing In Regroutlng, Industrial, Commercial your ad in our Recaulklng S All Repair Work. Residential, Lie. #7134 Free Estimates. 732-679-9500 732-525-1011 076 Cleaning CLASSIFIED Domestic 079b Fencing

ABSOLUTELY SPOTLESS Gives You All This... Move-In/Out. Carpets.Wlndows Weekly • Biweekly -Monthly FENCE-PRO • You can change and update your ad weekly. Insured & Bonded. Free Est. FENCE COMPANY 732-431-9099 • 732-946-3434 100's of styles to choose from. • You can advertise your special BERTA'S House & Office Free est. Call TOLL FREE Cleaning - Portuguese. 16 1-888-847-4148 seasonal rates. G & V FENCING - All types of yrs. exp. Call 732-238-5145 fences installed. Repairs & • Your ad can be seen every week by 350,000 peopl BEST CLEANING replacement.Cail 732-471-8291 Home or office. Best $$ all the • You can choose the format that fits your budget time. CALL ANN 732-249-3084 079c Floor • You'll get great results! ft BONNIE'S* Finishing ft CLEANING «r EXP., REFERENCES. VERY CLASSIC HARDWOOD FLOORS Greater Media SPOTLESS. BEST RATES. Install • Sanding • Finishing Call 732-316-1320 Professional quality service. I NEW TRANSCRIPT • INDEPENDENT • SENTINELS • SUBURBAN • EXAMINER* THE HUB 1 -888-B68.B1 ail.732-208-5938 Newspapers CELIA'S Cleaning Service i -ooq-uou-iji 44 *f a*-*uo'J^u . "We will clean your house to your heart's content." RE-NU FLOOR SANDING Coll 732-698-2823 732.5B3-S667- 73g-545-889g_ ** CLEANING SERVICE ** WADE'S HARDWOOD CALL YOUR CLASSIFIED REPRESENTATIVE 1-800-660-4 ADS Professional & Experienced. Residential & Commercial, FLOORING Also do laundry, 732-738-4659 Installations •Sandlnn-Refinishmg Quality .work at reasonable pricss. Call 732-787-5829 Greater Media Newspapers' Classified Section is NOW Online! wwW.rjmneWs com SENTINEL, AUGUST 24, 2000 39 ^&$xm w^^^m^l^^mMmmK^si^, UNLIMITED WOOD II I • . in, FURNITURE HAULING" '87 Exc rond Orlq /? 000 recycling Call anytime Tommy f I ill nmtuii'C irnAiiywhuio Dr. Kathleen • 732-462-3589 l NISSAN 240 SX, '89- Great Monmoulh Oifim Miililli'w* ' . • II | • I i i „ miles A .kmq $1 200 Doll 17,32 7B/b4h3 ! (Ill MOD ullUlt] I) llll |l niOVU 087 Power Doys 732-495-2112 or running condition Now timing I • I v I > t I , I I'Miiil ,|, fully HI. urotl (.ham, sporty 110 000 miles 1 Evenings 732-671-1964 V DONATE V 732-615-2301 > 'V I I 1% CallJim 73J-303-10S!) Washing $3,000 Call 732-390-8995 I I I' ' • I I , I Mil ( 094 Tailoring MICHAEL'S OHO COMPANY CHEVROLET NOVA '88 NISSAN SENTRA '90 - Gray V YOUR CAR V Solas Sorvlco & lnM.ill.iiiitH'1 Mech special Cloan in & out ,' dr automatic /b,000 orlg Tax deductible, FREE at Giiruuu limn * '' •" ' A*A HHANCH INSPf CifoN 085 Odd Jobs B & B POWERWASHING New clutch, roar brakes, struts ml Good cond Asking f;?,50o towing FREE phono card to Openers,"call HJWIMI Cleanups Most homos $150 or under. ALTERATIONS - Custom head easliots Nraods carb , or best oltor Call 732-360-9525 donor w/ad #3047. (Sf»HIN« 01 ! ANUPS Ootkb patio". Concroto S di'ck Curtains Home Interiors IOW ral work $500 732-617-6935 HERITAGE FOR THE BLIND watBrproofinq 732-721-4069 LOW PRIChSI 732-360-9011 •l' • i Mi' I CHEVY CAPRICE CLASSIC OLDSMOB1LE D-88 '90 • I • : i, l« II . il '86 - 4 d' Auto , p/s, p/w, V6 - Auto a/c, p/s, window & 1-800-2-DONATE 080 Gutters TOM'S POWERWASHING i,0ats, nm/fm oassollo, alloy • i i I i it i I ! AAAAA *No Water Restrictions* am/fm cass. , 108,000 ml (1-800-236-6203) • > M ' t 1094B Telephone Passod inspect Rides well whools, $1 995 or bc.t ollor Professional Deck Staining Call 732-257-1625, alter 3pm JUNK CARS WANTED I • t I > ' • I , 'ii m I ACTION CLEANUPS Deck Restoration Installation Body fair Nog 732-566-3306 F;REE REMOVAL GUTTER Clefmlno & Impairs Wl stunv iii'n; i.> flijt, iiltu IIOMLS-YARDS •TREES Homo's • Palioi • Pool Aprons CHEVY CAVALIER '93 1 Fnsi (outtaaus sprvlco Call 732-651-2090 IHII IMIMAII llt'r>iit'i U'H AHSOHIII I > At WAYS Exc cond 103 000 orln ml A AAAffordable Monmoulh & Midciloiflx Countlot. REPAIR -JACKS -WIRING Asking $2,800 732-792-9991 REPAIRABLE Cjra & Truckb INSTALLED ^Cl ( AN! 1) & At lOHtlAHl t 732-615-9000 PSyrs oxp w/NYNEX $100 and UP Junk Can REPAIR! O SCHlNt? CI 1 AN-Uf'S CLFAN-UPS Call Ed 732-536-2477 CHEVY CORVETTE '96 - Red Removod Call 732-238-9481 Call 732 !">! <>"!.> i , i i i i I« . ' • i ' i ii i t rond Only 770 orlg. mi. Ask- PLYMOUTH LASER '94 1080a Handy I I i . ,• < M,,l I AAA"A"BE S 089 Plumbing III Q94G Transportation! Ing $32,000 Call 732-970-0278 4 cyl 5 spd Pwr dhc: brakes, 113 Auto Parts ' if!'' , h , , • 1, A" i 'II inn il, h h.iiilinrj I ighl CHRYSLER CONCORDE LX alloy wheels .Spoiler TM/cos Services Persons l< I I 1 T( , i >i 1 Jin ill inn S imii nay >>t>rvi(» no »t '97- Spruce greon, a/c all Ion lights, AC 104,000 mllo- ! Ii i, , •» ' i ' I ) •'"' ' P»U .?3g-262-90B1 power, 75 000 hwy ml Groat $3,200. Call 732-360-1399 I I , > . I ». I i, i ' ' condition $9,199 732-863-5001 PONTtAC GRAND PRIX '84 CHI KiHTON I ANU'tfAPl AAA*A ARTIE'S CLEANUP A.T.C. CAR POOL WANTED AFFQRDABLt HANDYMAN ( isil II . •(i.iMiifi'i • Yiirri- me Toachor Irom Manalapan DATSUN 280ZX '82 CLASSIC Rebuilt ongino All powor, a/c ALL JOBS Plumbing & Heating. Inc CAR DOLLY 1 tOWtjt PRICES II All Your Plumbing, Needs going to District 20 In Brooklyn Auto , am/fm good tires & Good cond Asking $800 or Good condition Asking $MH3 Free Eat Call MiM )'. mr fti't itiic imuliHiiis 'flrvlto REASONABLE RATtS Call 732-446-6644 brakes 130,000 ml , $1 150 best offar Call 732-257-9079 Call 732-254-7522 ALL AROUND HANDYMAN AGO RN SSO Of-I- WITH THIS AD best offer Call 732-905-1223 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX SE, UTILITY CAP (loading Mool TREK StRVICE r All ty|li U! ft! 238 6111 • 609-688-9066 732-536-4954 DODGE SPIRIT '92 - Bluo All '91-V0, Auto, 125,000 mllos with lock-In boxo . illnB Ford Homo Hup IM »iii'ji'ts i! i ? l'i . ll,« l< • ,•'!•! 095G Waterproofing power Well maintained 1 Power windows, locks Excellent bod $500 or best olfor 732-257-27M Of IIU -HI Wtti ii 'H •! • 'it* n.' I >rn I • i c> I i » i ! ,> ifuiM auto, air, p/w, p/dlocks koy- 1200 Custom Sportotor 100 ' i i' '! , 5 ! i, *** Iv i! Rflmodalinn WalBr Hoators Auto, 100 000 mi 1 ownor ml i Ike nnw/fcxcellont cond Big 8 Small Vtuy Mi i ui . NfcGD ODD JOBS DONE? Sewar a Drain Uloanlnn 1095J Welding Qood condition Ask , $3 600 loss entry, alrbago Good 1 J ' .*»>•t H > <•' i mlii iiii, Boit offer Call 732-360-2976 I IMIIIIIIII y ird i liri'nininnl'i, Hnaaon.iblfl ntita't Free Est Call Bruce, 732-2S7-6613 cond $6,600. 732-7BS-1779 tit S(i8 tut 1 HANOYMAtTTlu li "», atlo • I mil Inli'iiur ornictnrlor I IcoiViO #bB8B WE DO IT ALL TOYOTA AVALON '97 Aulo HARLEY-DAVIDSON ULTRA !i'iii'i I""''""11 732-329-31S3 FORD MUSTANG GT. '88 CLASSIC '93 - ?8,000 orig Owilflr h I ntll.ft AN {yj * SLAC OAK CORP, CALL 732-727-0014 MOBILE WELDING Convortlblo Black/w black int 44,000 mi Loaded, sunrool ml Bonulllulcond $12 600 or homo rttpiiu* i tiiumt , I AWN MAIN! I NANC! !) spd Loaded Chrome wheel'; leather trim Excollant cond host oiler Call 732-792-8190 painting m 7,I2'«31 l It/ ANO'.rAt't {ONTHACTOH REMOVAL by GENTLE GIANT 4 wheel disc brakns, alarm, Asking $17,000. or boat ollor BARBARO Pioneer radio Too many oxtra', Cell phone # 917-601-8375 HONDA CO 250,'98- LI si, [I JOHN THE HANDYMAN Sf'ftINd 111 ANVf'h Ocbrln • Atlli.s • Basements PLUMBING! & HEATING -Walor Aluminum • Stainless Steal & tullylniurna Kill i Mlnwhil to list $11,000 732-431-2894 TOYOTA CAMRY "90- only 1 tlmol Mint condition fHk73?251Sq53 Hontfirs' Tnucots • Slnko • Gns Iron Call 732-409-7073 $4,500/nonotiablo No|Obto» Rapairo fcvo & woakona hours 096b Window automatic alt power Good CAMPION LAWN CARE" tUKtiH IIM'I, 'ttnall 1 ruos A r Call Evenings 732-308-4350 HONDA MAGNA '95 7 000 No job loti U'n m II ci s i it avail Uc#1O584 Inbured transportation Asking $59 ) !.! jl 'li r I l.«<> I I il I III ! f Ij! .ht'lh'k Ctili 73J-44I5.6950 Washing mllo;, Cxc cond Asking Btlini,iiH*» Call 73a 141 "tti'H Call 732-251-1747 TOYOTA CELICA '88 • Bluo I | In I M , I Unl m !l^t TMAHH & JUNK REMOVAL Call 732-651-2153 Manual Good cond Noods $4,760 Holmel jnt.kot-. nog ODD JQBsifniTdo moist • M '3! t) '* Mil ! II ) Hl'tllSj FORD TAURUS '92 Fully Call 732-462-5929 Anything you want lotion to S J. WINDOW CLEANING loaded 120,000 mi, now tiros some work $2.!>0Q anything No JobToo !»mnil I' , Cull tU VM hlil (lumps Free Estimates. GARDEN STATE Call 732-257-5964 KAWASAKI KXB0 '90 - Unruly Call John 733>"i I -Ofl'l t Residential • Commercial Ported condition Asklnn Coll ?92-721-8246 PLUMBING nnd HEATING Free Estimates 732-290-0926 $2 000 tie-st oftor 732-446-3734 TOYOTA CELICA GT used, Ilko iiDW $! .400 Mf"" WAITR HEATERS BIG WHEEL KXBO '89, RENT-A-SON' Oddlubt FORD TEMPO '88 Blue, Convertible, 09 Rod. black top $1 000 Call 732-238-2826 dono around tht hou*n RE.PAIRS & REMODELING a/c p/w, now tiras., good Good cond Nood«i a little work iniid>gem 7ytjttil i*m TREE SERVICE 086 Painting OLORGL SAHUL JR 89 000 ml $2,300 732-495-5390 SUZUKI GSX 1100,'93 t(»>« tlomovnl I IcorF.o #5b6a condition Asking $9!>Q or bast Wallpapering 105 Boats for Sale otter Call 732-290-9365 VOLKSWAGEN JETTA GL Mlntl 2,700 milos. Duul DND, THEOLDBRItHiT Handyman TrimmliiH slipon pipm $4 000 /nanolubla Quality Woik ill Ail >iii it' t* I »t t.lpsrlini 732-251-5660 FORD TEMPO '90 4 dr , '91. Rod Exc cond 2 dr, b Iriioosi Mikn. / M b/<) JO tit 'itiimti (trlnillnu • I Kitwood BB OOOmllei exc cond . elec- spoed, am/lm staroo tan-, , Call 732-761-9052 A1 ADMIHAl, PAINTERS 12ft ALUMINUM BOAT - 7 1/2 f (illy Kmiir«tJ f 12 44b 2040 inl l^i Hciiiililii 2Oyrs.exp. tric locks, now tires, rad , 8 a/c $2,850 , or best oiler ~ V. I 'P~HANUYMAN JIM'S lip outboard motor & trailer muff $?,100 732-780-3610 Must see Call 732-578-9370 MIUHAt I '. t AWN St HVItTi* Hrmiiy Man available. I run o«,t PLUMBING & HEATING $900 or bast offer All acces- 117 Trucks AllordaWti ,iml id i, ml >i> i Fit >,|[l| NtlAt COMMtnttAl 1 "%?''!"''%?...!.!!. f.f.11'1' 732-57I-7B50 Insured Free oat. Lie. #10952 sories Included 732-446-2079 HONDA ACCORD LX, '98 Vans rorViwyliimiimni Pi in , WMIS'I^J tvvn M I in, i uiiii Call 732-251-6133 4 dr, Auto 25,000 mi AM/FM 110a Sport I Forlrecti | Coll7,t»» 8M fits/ ii i ( I ill* h Mini Al All-terior Motif ca3s /CD, sunroof, spoiler Exc i u i Ai 11\ m • Hum iiini) cond $17,500 609-208-1694 Utility Vehicles F250 4X4 TRUCK • VB Rack .10 ' till i «. II Prot Wntlpsiporlng & Painting POWELL HONDA CIVIC LX '98- MINTI body with trail or hookup. 080b Home An II ill I,MI I tin A!l(iril.itilii-( riulln(ill'i'Hilll.lbll) Plumbing/Heating 7,200 mi Auto 4 dr All power FORD BRONCO II '85 Auto Approx 120,000ml Bostoflnr Aj ,i i i'ii* i , KliMi'A |imimj)!_tUiin ilo', 732-539-4170 Water Heaters • Appliances CassQtte/steroo Silver w/cloth Take mo homo! 732-251-0425 Improvement!! tu , Ii m> I i MM i lunli AH TO Z COATINGS Kitchen & Bath Installation Interior Non smoke Vory clean All power. 4WD, 0 cyl, 95,000 $3")1 3 Room Special Is Back! Drain Cleaning & Repairs Sacn(ice,$14 000 732-422-9112 hwy milos Excollent condition FORDECONOLINE150'95 Call rw-t>m-\r/4 Cull tor booking & more Into. Dondod / Insured • Lie #10415 22 ft. O'DAY SAILBOAT Asklng$2 BOO Call Air Cond 137 000 milos One m-521-0j37 or 908-618-1532 Call 732-613-0538 WITH CABIN Fiberglass, JAGUAR XJ6 Sport '90 - 732-786-T192 ownor Good cond Asking ACCENT PAINTING All JOBS NCW Stove. 3 SallsTNEW Black w/tan leather Inter Fully $4,000. Call 732-257-6715 NEED A CUT? Cushions All NEW access- t ANtWCAPIN« « PRUNINH I «' DIIIHII Indoor f. Ouldnar RODD loaded 1 owner All service FORD BRONCO II '86 WALL. Cf.RAMICT.lt Piiliilin;) llci'jidnntial & ories, including Trailer with rocords Garage kept Extra Eddie Bauor addition - $1,000 FORD RANGER STX '92 MASONRY (all lyaMj fret* f st Call «i'-79£.gOBT_ PLUMBING & HEATING NEW tires, Marine Radio, & sot of tires Mint condition or best offer 732-246-3012 Mint cond Extended cnb,<1 0L, i oniiiHfftiiil I IOO 0'iliiHtito*i • Hot Water Heaters • free Estlmatmi •732-7OO 8<)% Ijitlyjn .iircd 732-67B-5B99 9 9 Johnson Lonq Neck $9,250 or best otter FORD EXPLORER '95 - Blue 6 cyl, aulo Loaded. 7? 000 STUMP &'BRUSH 'Sinks, Faucets, Gas Piping- Outboard Asking $3,-195. Call 732-224-9094 ml $9 000 nag 732-203-2370 ADDITIONS • 8AStMTN7<; AFFORDABLE PAINTING All Repairs N J Llo# 637f LOADED 60,000 orlg mi BATHS'KITCHtNS.tt, (i( I Hudy732-251-59S3_ Inlfiriur/fixlDiiDr rollnblo, Sayrevllle /Surrounding Towns LINCOLN MARK VII '90 CD player Exc cono Asklnfl FORD RANGER XLT '89 New ANI Con .hut twiii 73V-MI 2144 iiiiiiliiy work roiiaonablo rates dALL 732-257-6502 Call 732-657-7965 53 000 miles Fully loaded $15 000 Call 732-591-5989 trans Cab +, black, air, mags, Blk , w/sunroof $4,600 or Ruiiswotl Mublsea $2,800 or ADDITIONS - AU HOMT Call Hoom by Room Painting FORD EXPLORER SPORT be<,toll»r Call 732-682-7798 . REPAIRS) IMliimir, ntnttonitbltTOPSOlt iat»» IeB I best ofler Rich 732-671-0299 '96 - 4x4 , 5 spd , |ii'.t aarvlcod Basemont luiKhiny 1 nit. 1. 1 (toll verMUtCy • IliHH • khlitillo [Jimnlilm l 091 Roofing 110 Autos for Sale! MAZDA MIATA '90 Red 92,000 hlway mitos Exc cond FORD RANGER,'93 BILL'S Painting & Papering $7,900. Call 732-918-0180 V B, Auto A/C cap iiwallMlili) Call 73J-721 '3739. liitiiriiii / I xlonnr P.tlnlino Siding 5 spoed, a/c p/s. p/b am/fm swrnajat m 5 cass Excellent cond $S 000 GMC JIMMY SLT '93 102,000 miles Best odor ALL JOBS ^[UVHII.' TUt t"'»"- If iturn i"( •"liinmivitil best olfer Call 732-261 8665 Call 732-254-0939, alter 4pm. Miiuiii IIIUIJI il •VVufiil i liip'i I ullv (iiMirt'ii • I KID F •»lirrutfl'"> ACURA LEGEND L '95 4 door, 4 wheel drivii, leather Wncrrito i.Hiiiiiiiif miiiiiiii \ Cnll 732-329-6362 MA2DA MX6 '91 - 1 OWNER. 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