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SCOTT FRIEDMAN staff The Szucs family, (l-r) John Jr., John Sr., Matthew, Pattl and Cameron, relax during the Department of Parks, Recreation & Community Services' Community Camp Out at Sabella Park In North Brunswick on Saturday.

Twp. helps board Constable parking : Entertainment Check out this week's Just Go! on cleanup funds lot plans changed Page 28 guaranteed to the contractors, 9 " provide access to the parking About $6 million This extends additional guaran- Residents reactions lot from Constable, Road. tees and authority to the mixed to S*B* school The Township Council is I has been spent on [BOE]," Mayor Francis "Mac" expected to vote on the ordi- Quote of the week: NBTHS remediation Womack said. board's solution nance to sell the property to the Only a little over $6 million school board for $345,000 at its BY JENNIFER AMATO has been used so far. BY MELISSA CIFELLI next meeting. "Do I dance? I would rather Staff Writer - "This frees up the rest of the Staff Writer Though residents said they dance than eat!" $11 million immediately. The orth Brunswick has ime doesn't heal all old are grateful for the change to [BOE] doesn't feel it needs more wounds. the access driveway, many still —Elsie Pollard agreed to amend its money than that. In the worst- interlocal agreement Residents of Dawson oppose the parking lot and the North Brunswick N case scenario, there will be $6.3 T manner in which the board Road, in the Kendall Park sec- Page 3 with the Board of Education million total including the re- from February 2004 regarding tion of South Brunswick, still informed residents about it. mainder of the bond, but this sees faults with the Board of Dawson Road resident money allotted for the cleanup now authorizes them to get the of the North Brunswick Education's plan to expand Linda Suffy said although the whole 11 to clear the delay Constable Elementary parking change to the access road will Township High School. claims," Womack said. Index The township is now granti- lot, despite changes to it. help with traffic, several issues Classified/Employment ,32 ng the board full access to $11 The problem began when The plans, introduced! in remain unresolved. Suffy is still Entertainment . 9n million allocated for the remedi- some of the subcontractors September, propose adding 87 concerned with potential flood- threatened to stop working, and staff parking spaces to accom- ing fche pavement will direct Opinion . . ,12 ation of the high school. The actually did, because they into residents backyards, loca- Police Beat .... 23 board approved this recom- modate the expanding school mendation at its meeting on wanted to be guaranteed pay- and increased staff. The park- tions for snow removal and Tuesday. ment for the delay claims as a ing lot would run behind the parking lights shining into resi- Sports 31 result of the soil remediation. homes along Dawson Road. dent's homes. "The township and the High levels of arsenic, zinc, lead Board of Education' [BOE] need Originally, the plans In addition to tljose prob- and copper and contaminated lems, Suffy aaid their are still to find a way to assure there is groundwater were found at the designed a driveway entrance continued money available to to the parking lot from Dawson safety issues, such as cars skid- high school during the first ding into. backyards and the cover the legitimate cost [the phase of the $29 million renova- Road. With the purchase, how- contractors] are entitled to. We ever, of a residence at 23 parking lot becoming a teenage tion and construction plan in Constable Road, the board hangout. wwm.grraiews.com ! are confident none of that July 2003. money will be needed to be decided to move the entrance to (Continued on page 14) (Continued on page 14) 2 SENTINEL, June 16, 2005 A.CAAQQRE NO ONE DOES ARTS, CRAFTS & FLORALS BETTER! All Silk-Like Flowering Spring & Summer Bushes & Garlands

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PHOTOS BY SCOTT PILLJNG staff Above, Leo Glick (k), Blanche Hanson and her husband, Warren, share a funny conversation during the fifth annual senior prom Friday. At right, Leonard Lapesosa Is hooked on his wife, Jean. An 'Enchanted Evening' in North Brunswick Orlando and anymore, but I like to know and got to like during the Seniors hit Carmelida Micale come dance. I like going to last 15 years in North to every event. the [Senior Center] Brunswick. Meeting them all at the dance floor "I wish we had one meetings, socials, an occasion like this is a pleasant at annual prom every month," bingo and sometimes event." Carmelida Micale said. bus trips," she said. Myron "Bucky" Pollard, a life- BY JENNIFER AMATO long resident of North Staff Writer "I love the music. It is Sandosh and Raj our kind of music, big Vaid came to enjoy Brunswick, and also one of this NORTH BRUNSWICK - band sound. I would the cultural aspect of year's Memorial Day Parade You do the hokey pokey and you love to do the polka but the ball." grand marshals, attempted to hit turn yourself around ... [Orlando] doesn't know "We eame from the dance floor. ' Nearly 150 senior citizens how." India in 1984. It is a "I was dancing a little bit. I do pai*ticipated in the fifth annual Orlando Micale lot of fun here, good a nice fox-lrot, that's it," he said. senior prom, themed "Some prefers the slow dances. enjoyment, good His wife, Elsie, added, "Do I Enchanted Evening," held at the "We got older now so food," said Raj. dance? I would rather dance than North Brunswick Township High we have to simmer "There are so eat! I like any old-fashioned School on Friday. down a little bit," he many new people. We dance, like the foX'trot," she said. "Every year we get the same said. enjoy the American When her husband isn't up to nice crowd. They dance alt night Veronica Paul came company," Sandosh speed, "I find another guy that and we have the same band, Bill to enjoy the atmos- said. dances and I grab him!" she said. Gerry," said Jessica Zink, Senior phere. A m a n u e 1 Mayor Francis "Mac" Center activities supervisor. "I have been here Andemicael and his Womack, council Vice President The seniors danced party the past five years. I wife, Martha, attend- Bob Davis and Councilwoman favorites such as the chicken love the people, I love ed to celebrate the Cathy Nicola celebrated the dance, the electric slide and the the politicians, I think friendships they have evening with the seniors. hokey pokey, as well as more tra- everybody is great, For made since moving to "These people are partyers,". ditional dances like the waltz elderly people to get the township. said Nicola. and the fox trot. together like this is "I am a senior citi- "This is really a great "The idea for the senior prom wonderful," she said. zen, I am a member of evening. I have to go say hi to all originated with former Mayor Gertrude Martin the Senior Citizen of my friends," said Davis. David Spaulding. I am the direc- accompanied " her Center, and this The food was catered by tor for the Senior Center and daughters to the event. event, like many in Maple's Deli. Members of the Mayor Spaulding came to me Her daughter Elaine the past, I've always Department of Parks, Recreation with the idea," Zink said. "I took was volunteering as a enjoyed attending," & Community Services volun- it and ran with it. It is great fun food server. Amanuel Andemicael teered to serve the food and to plan it. I love it. It is a great "All of the people said. "Many attend- assist with the evening. event because it gets everyone up here are enjoying the Bucky Pollard and his wife Elsie share a slow dance ing [tonightl are my ... And that's what it's all at night." music. I don't dance during the fifth annual senior prom on Friday. friends who I got to about.

• • ' '• ': . •} ' Gardening, landscaping programs get new digs eighth-floor office in New In addition to building, land- master gardener programs, sell Classes aiiiied at providing Rutgers office moves Brunswick its new home in scape including ornamental and soil test kits and will accept nutritional information to low- May, complete with a handicap- shade trees were also added by pest and disease samples. income families from the to So. Bruns. site, accessible herb and vegetable master gardeners. The 4-H department, made Expanded Food and Nutrition plans Aug. open house display gardens, installed by "These new features will up of the office's administrators, Department will also continue, the Middlesex County Master turn a walk in the park into a will offer their E3-Week Summer according to Smela. • BY MKLISSA C1PELU Gardeners. learning experience for visi- Day program and Project Gift, a An open house event for the StaffWriter "It's a more attractive site," tors," Sraela said. holiday charitable event, in new office has been scheduled said David Smela, public infor- According to Smela, the addition to 4-H club activities, for Aug. 21. SOUTH BRUNSWICK - mation assistant for Rutgers Rutgers Cooperative Research according to Smela. Smela said those who can't Time for a walk in the park. Cooperative Research and ; and Extension will begin to E-Week summer programs> visit the center should log on to The Middlesex County Office Extension. offer educational and research- which have between 120 and the Middlesex County of the Rutgers Cooperative The new site will also be based programs open to the 140 children enrolled, according ; Extension Web site at Research and Extension has more accessible to volunteers public for a small fee or none at to Smela, offer a variety of http://eo.middlesex.nj.us/cxten- moved to its new location at and allow the department to all. clubs, not all environmentally aion for tips on vegetable gar- Davidsons Mill Pond Park. offer more activities and oppor- The Rutgers Agricultural based, to suit children's inter- dening and information on the The office, moved from its tunities, Smela said. Department at the site will offer ests, ; Asian longhora. beetle. . ;: 4 SENTINEL, June 16, 2005 These corporations don't work for peanuts because they rotted or they were over- maintain some Linwood students grow watered or underwatered. When we money but they hydroponic produce for first started out with the seeds, I told had to have them not to do the same thing with all produce product science/business lesson of the seeds. They could rot or there at the end," | could be disease," Guarino said. "It is Guarino said. BY JENNIFERAMATO important for the kids to work coopera- As in any StalT Writer tively and creatively and be allowed to business ven- NORTH BRUNSWICK - Danita experiment themselves." ture, the corpo- Guarino's eighth grade Linwood Middle Instead of using soil, students used rations received School science classes told the story of clay stones or rockwool [woven lava] monetary fines Jack and the Beanstalk this year — and put the plants under the window in for disorderly | with tomatoes. direct sunlight, under a lamp or in a conduct, proper- In March, the students formed "cor- clone machine which is a watering sys- ty damage, porations" in order to plant and grow tem. improper hydroponic tomatoes. The tomato plants "We first started with clay rocks ... cleanup, late 1 have now grown to be a few feet tall and the clay stones leL water through them checks and tomatoes are starting to blossom and so it holds the walor. When [the plants] incomplete data ripen. are little they are put under the light, records ranging Hydroponics uses a soil-less culture and the bigger plants are under a sodi- from $50 to [ to grow plants so they can be produced um light. Mine got too big, so it has to $1,000. regardless of soil, temperature, season, be put into a different system," Malika "I got to I land space and water and fertilizer Gaziev said. learn how to availability, according to the University "I spray them whenever I get the plant and learn of Arizona College Agriculture and Life chance, every two days or so. We check about how a real Sciences Web site. them once a week. We check the height, business func- j "It's the easiest thing to do if you do pH level, and any suckers, fwhich are] tions. It is hard j planting. It is not seasonal and there is leaves that keep the plant from grow- to manage ' no soil. Hero, having so itiany kids ... we ing," said Sapna Rajani. money and take do hydroponics because they don't need They could also plant other seeds care of the [ a lot of space," Guarino said. such as radishes, peppers, green beans, plants at the For the project, each corporation, a basil, spearmint and strawberries. same time," said | group of six to seven students, was "We've got some tomatoes and we're Nina Patel, given $2,000 to buy seeds and planting growing jalapenos. I like that we got to The students | materials. The students had 40 seeds learn about how to grow plants and use also learned JENNIFER AMATO from seven different mini-tomato vari- different equipment," said Shawn how to write a Hydroponic tomato plants flourish under a sodium light as part of an eties to plant how they saw fit, Thompson. proper check, eighth grade science project at Linwood Middle School. "It was interesting because the stu- The corporations were allowed to Guarino had a dents had never done this before. Most buy and sell their products to other fraudulent situation where someone lights she had purchased for the project, of them lost naif of their seeds either groups; however, "part of this was to reduplicated and cashed a check for (Continued on next page)

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JENNIFER AMATO Students In Danlta Guarlno's eighth-grade Llnwood Middle School science class check their hydroponlc tomato plant for suckers, leaves that prohibit plant growth, on Monday.

(Continued from previous page) "It hits close to home," she said. She taught the students that each check must be signed by both the presi- dent and financial advisor to be consid- ered official, to not write in pencil, how to keep track of voided checks and how to write the dollar amount so that extra zeros cannot be added to the number. Guarino has been doing this project with her students for three years now. The idea began after a trip to Disney World, seeing the land with hydropon- ics, and after a discussion with a ALL THIS Rutgers University professor who FOR ONLY... plants hydroponics on a rooftop. SPECIAL PRICE INCLUDES FREE: "I like to do things that are chal- / OZONATOR / 30"STEPS lenging and are outside of the norm. / 5-YR. WARRANTY / COVER Kids get bored easily, When they find • 4 MONTHS OF CHEMICALS • DELIVERY out they're doing things other kids in / ELECTRIC INSTALL \ school aren't doing, they're more moti- vated," Guarino said. "To them, this is ALSO fun and they accomplish a lot." AVAILABLE After school ends on June 28, the I ; classes will eat the tomatoes and each 40 SPAS & GAZEBOS ON DISPLAY • NO MONEY DOWN 12 MONTHS SAME AS CASH student will be able to bring a plant home for the summer. An interest in hydroponics began in the United States in 1925. After 20 years the interest renewed with the advent of plastics and after another 20 years systems were established due to ABOVE GROUND POOL INSTAL concerns of ground water pollution. The ' United States consumes more than 4.3 billion tomatoes per year, according to AG.Arizona.edu.

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I SENTINEL, June 16, 2005 '7 'Lucky John's' love of poetry led to full life John Ciardi's taught at Harvard," he said. But Lucky John did not get to where children recall he was by luck alone. "He often made his their colorful father own luck since the harder he worked, the luckier he got," said Benn. BY JAY BODAS One of the strongest memories the Staff Writer Ciardi children have of their father is of n a quiet street downtown a man who was always working. Metuchen lived a man who was "I would come home at four, and he born into poverty but who would bo at his desk working," said O John. "I would go to sleep later that became, a millionaire doing what he loved —writing poetry. night, and he stilt would not have He shared Thanksgiving dinners moved. I would wake up the next morn- with Isaac Asimov and lectured students ing and Leave for school, with him still at at Harvard. He was a guest twice on his desk. His ability to concentrate and "The Johnny Carson Show." All this focus like that was amazing ... I wish I after he managed to survive World War could concentrate like that." II, flying B-29s over Japan, where many "Sometimes, he would sit in his chair of his own crewmates were killed. three days in a row," said Benn. "He This is the story "of John Ciardi. would make himself some coffee and get Ciardi was born poor to immigrant to writing, and write, write, write." parents in Boston. His father was killed "There was always the sound of the in a freak car accident when he was only typewriter in the house. There was no 3 years old, leaving him to be raised by television and the family listened to his mother and three sisters. As a operas on Sundays, daughter Myra result, his early life was marked by both said. emotional and financial hardships. "He also spent many an evening at He went on to graduate from Tufts the Metuchen Country Club," she said. University, after an initial stint at Bates Ciardi could have been a prolific College, and then completed a master's writer in virtually any genre, but he : program at the University of Michigan. chose to focus on poetry as his specialty, It was at that point that he complet- no matter what might have been the ed his first book of poems, Homeward to potential financial rewards of exploring America. He was published at 24. other work, Not long after, he volunteered for "He could have written books, screen- combat in World War II, and served as a plays, or anything else, and we all want- B-29 bomber pilot. ed him to write the next 'Jaws,' so we "At that point, he was the second-old- could all retire, but he didn't," said est man on the crew," said his son John, Benn. "Ho wrote for himself." who is now a prosecutor with the One of Ciardi's greatest literary Middlesex County District Attorney's achievements was his translation of Office in Massachusetts. Dante's "Divine Comedy," a massive Their father was known as "Lucky undertaking that took him 16 years to John," since "most of his life, things complete. went his way," said his son Benn, 50, Poetry remained so central to who has two children of his own. Ciardi's life that he wrote an introducto- He managed to survive WWII, flying ry textbook on the subject, "How Does a over Tokyo and conducting 26 bombing Poem Mean?," which is still used in raids over Saipan. There were many many college classrooms today. times when Ciardi was nearly killed but He wrote it so that there would be a was spared by luck or random chance. text that properly introduced poetry to In one such instance, his crew had the novice reader, said Benn. already released their payload of bombs, On the first page of the text, Ciardi armed with instantaneous fuses, when a emphasized that the writing of good fellow plane flew directly underneath. poetry required "technical tricks" such Had the bombs gone off as they were as "hendecaayllables, synechdoche, and supposed to, both planes would have kinds of rhyme," which great poets such been obliterated. as Robert Frost "reveled in." The book . In another instance, Ciardi was was about the "beauty of poetry, and the ordered off flight duty to write letters of technical sources of that beauty." citation and condolence. His plane was Ciardi could count not only Frost, but shot down and the entire crew was lost also a wide range of other literary fig- on the third mission without him. ures, such as Ray Bradbury and Ralph After the war, he took up teaching. Ellison, as his friends, Thanksgiving He began teaching as a guest lecturer at dinners were never complete without the University of Kansas-Missouri, science fiction writer Isaac Asimov. where he met his future wife, Judith, a "They would take turns insulting journalism professor, who he married each other in dead languages," said four months later. They would remain Benn. "What my father didn't know," married until Ciardfs death more than Asimov knew" 40 years later. In his later life, Ciardi toured the From there he was offered a part- country on the lecture circuit and wrote time teaching position at Harvard, mak- many books of children's poetry. He ing $3,000 a year to start. read his poetry to children at the There the students voted him one of Metuchen library, where one will now the top three English professors year PHOTOS COURTESY OF CIARD1 FAMILY find a plaque memorializing him near Poet John Ciardi's children, Myra and Benn, gather with their children recently to the front entrance. after year. He later moved on to Rutgers, discuss their father's life and work, both as a teacher and writer. where he accepted a full-time post. Ciardi died of a heart attack on At Rutgers he was known as a tough life," said Benn. "He demanded a thou- at his house. Easter Sunday 1986 in his Metuchen professor who would demand excellence sand percent, and he taught as much as "He was twice voted favorite profes- home. from his students. you could learn. He was real tough on sor at Rutgers, and he had a real knack "He grew up poor, the son of immi- "He had just come back from war, young people." for teaching, and was very captivating," grant parents, but he went on to do what and he did not have much patience for He was also popular, however, and he said John. "I have run into judges who he loved and realize the American students who were not serious about would occasionally have students over were students of my father when he dream," his son, John, said.

" SENTINEL, June 16, 20O5 So* Brunswick library closes for the summer BY MELISSA CIFELLI evenings at Woodlot Park between 6 and 9 Of Satisfied Customers In Your Staff Writer p.m. References Available "The library staff is busy packing and SOUTH BRUNSWICK - Shake- preparing for the remodeling and move to speare's being shuffled around. the temporary location," Carbone said. BUY DIRECT AND SAVE! The library officially closed on Monday Checked-out material can be returned Largest In-Stock Selection for renovations to complete its $4.3 million to any township bookdrop, but audio and expansion process. visual material must be returned to the in the State The temporary location at the utilities bookdrop at the library on Kingston Lane. building at the municipal complex is Material can be kept until the temporary Package Includes: Template in expected to open in early July, according to library is open without overdue fines, Template, Delivery S InsUl ilion 2-4 days. Assistant Director Christopher Carbone. according to Carbone. ' Choice of 3 Edges nstall in The library will remain closed until In the meantime, South Brunswick • Sealer approximately early fall. (1 Year guarantee Library cards can be used at libraries in on installation} 2 weeks. According to Carbone, the temporary North Brunswick, New Brunswick, library will contain popular collections of Franklin Park, Plainsboro and Monroe, materials for children, teens and adults. according to Carbone. The summer reading programs will also Direct online help from librarians continue. regarding reference or research questions I Jb a Tuba The Bookmobile will have extended is available at www.sbpl.info. For informa- Copper Rose services beginning June 28 to include ' tion on updates on the library's move, call Misty Mauve Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday (732) 329-4000, ext. 7286. Almond Mauve Verde Butterfly Police qualifications 929 Route 9 North Sayreuille, NJ 732-727-6100 unchanged, for now BY MELISSA CIFEIXl back to the council's next work session For Free Estimate Fax to: 732-727-6119 Staff Writer meeting to allow council members time SOUTH BRUNSWICK - The to review the changes. PALMYRA, NJ HILLSIDE, NJ Township Council put off a vote on an In other business, the council passed 19 ROUTE 73 SOUTli 215 ROUTE 22 WEST ordinance that would have changed a resolution allowing the township to 856-786-5800 973-318-7707 police hiring procedures on Tuesday. apply to the state Department of The police hiring ordinance would Community Affairs for $21,000 to pro- amend the requirements for police vide for recreational programs for the t; recruits to allow four years of military disabled, The township is expected to service to be equivalent to 60 college provide $3,500 and the state $17,500. credits. The amendment also would According to Bonnie Bruccoleri, allow applicants who are expected to Recreation Department supervisor, the complete 60 college credits by the end of grant money will be used to fund after the current semester to apply. school, sport, arts, summer camp and Changes to the ordinance, however, other events for individuals with disabil- also included different weights regard* ities. ing portions of the police exam. Councilman Christopher Killmurray Due to the changes, as well as a lack said the grant money was particularly EAST COAST of .signatures by the presidents of the important as these sort of community Fraternal Order of Police and Police programs have been threatened by a Benevolence Association, who were lack ef funding by the federal govern- Top Soil • Mulch expected to review the amendments, the ment in the way of Community Block ter Softener Salt Decorative Stones * Sand ordinance was pulled. It will be brought Development grants. Delivery To Basement SUN CRYSTAL Service WltM RUSTOUT 49.25 H|Pavers Installed SEPTIC TANK ADDITIVE... $ 10. cm Retaining Walls (For 2 Mos. supply) DISCOUNTS ON LARGE ORDERS 732-651-6616 JAi 732-833-2973 890 Cranbury Rd., East Brunswick 1-888-273-1444 (Behind Ferris Farm) AGAIN?- IF YOU HAVE HEARTBURN MORE THAN ONCE A MONTH, YOU COULD BE AT RISK FOR SERIOUS HEALTH PROBLEMS. LEARN THE FACTS AT OUR FREE SEMINAR. Get professional advice now about heartburn, acid reflux, diet and surgical options. from today's leading physicians from the Jhoracic Center of New Jersey at I Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital, New Brunswick. Magyar Bank I Saturday; June 25th Saturday, September 17th 8:45 to 11:30 a.m 8:45 to 11:30 .mi We offer a variety of loans ROBERT WOOD JOHNSON UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL AUDITORIUM. for your Dream Home. Limited seating available, register now: 732-418-8110 Home Equity • Mortgage Physician consultation: 732-235-5241 Refinance • Construction For more information, go to www.rwjuh.edu/thoracic/ Great Rates Personal Service

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Heart Association pleads for passage of mandatory defibrillator bill Elect O'Neil, Rhodes to council s American Heart Association country. The American Heart an AED. New Jersey's public access fter this year's primary election, Democratic volunteers, board members, Association estimates at least defibrillation legislation — signed Councilman Carlo Socio said "I am glad this is Aphysicians and concerned 250,000 people die every year from into public law March 8,1999 — fea- over. It's time to get back to business as a New Jersey residents, we urge sup- sudden cardiac arrest. Pew victims of tures Good Samaritan immunity, A Democratic Party — we are going to do our best in the port and passage of New Jersey cardiac arrest survive after 10 min- which provides immunity from liabil- future and continue to be one party and work for the Senate Bill S-2567. If passed, this utes. The national survival rate from ity to individuals and organizations good of this party." What about working for the good of legislation could, over time, save cardiac arrest is approximately 8 per- that act in good faith while using an the taxpayers of North Brunswick that pay your salary? untold numbers of New Jersey lives cent. Surviving cardiac arrest is all AED or implementing an AED pro- On Oct. 26, 2000, when Socio ran for Township by requiring all health clubs and fit- about "time." gram in an attempt to save a life. Council, he said, "A one-party government is short- ness centers to have automated The number of Americans who Surviving sudden cardiac arrest is sighted and makes bad decisions. We have seen how external defibrillators (AEDs) on site exercise regularly at fitness clubs has all about time. The goal of the one-party government works in North Brunswick. We and staff properly trained to use increased steadily in recent years, as American Heart Association is that need to balance to make sure history does not repeat AEDs. has their age. It's time for all New for anyone experiencing sudden car- itself." Socio is absolutely right as far as a one-party According to a study published in Jersey health clubs and fitness cen- diac arrest, early 9-1-1, early CPR system. We had a one-party Democratic-controlled, "Circulation: Journal of the American ters to be better prepared for cardiac and early defibrillation will occur in rubber-stamp mayor and council for many years in Heart Association," health clubs and and other medical emergencies. The the first five minutes before brain North Brunswick. fitness centers are among the top 10 American Heart Association is aware damage begins. Residents deserve This November, the residents have a chance to public places with the highest occur- of at least seven documented lives proper safety and protection in their change the one-party rule we now have by electing rence of sudden cardiac arrest ("aud- that have been saved in New Jersey health clubs. We urge swift passage Republican candidates Thomas O'Neil and Claude den death"), which is different than a during the past four years at health- of Senate Bill S-2567. Help strength- Rhodes. They will bring balance to the council and heart attack. In March 2002, a joint clubs and fitness centers equipped en New Jersey's chain of survival and make sure history doesn't repeat itself, as Socio said scientific statement from the with an AED program. However, improve the chance of survival from when he ran for council. American College of Sports Medicine those health clubs/fitness center are sudden cardiac arrest. and the American Heart Association in the minority in the Garden State. In his retirement speech, Democrat Sen. Bill urged fitness clubs throughout the The vast majority of clubs are not Bradley said, "Politics is broken, and people have lost Dr. Poonam Alaigh and faith in the political process." North Brunswick resi- country to install defibrillators prepared with defibrillator programs. Dr. Perry Vfeinstock (AEDs) and train staff to use them. dents can help to restore that faith by having a much- The cost to purchase a defibrilla- presidents needed two-party government for North Brunswick. The American Heart Association tor — once $3,500 or more —. has now American Heart Association, Remember what the all-Democratic council said when has called sudden cardiac arrest a dropped below $1,500, making AEDs North Jersey region they ran for office. Give them what they asked for. major unresolved public health issue. affordable for nearly everyone. A board of directors and Sudden cardiac arrest — sometimes commercial treadmill might cost South Jersey region Mary Salva referred to as sudden death — is the $4,500-$8,000. Surely the cost of sav- board of directors, respectively number one cause of death in this ing a life is worth the investment of North Brunswick

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What do you think about the West Side stadium that was proposed for the Jets in New York City?

It would bring All inventory must he s one more •.: The stadium positive thing over 600 in stock* would greatly into the city. all sizes, rounds, improve New Instead of ovals, decks, fences. York and make always putting use of 13 areas everything Free Solar Co of otherwise , toward wasted space. education, Free Delivery [they should] do — Anthony Young something more fun that would Hazlet bring people in.

— Diana Gray North Brunswick

They should take all the money they were going to put to [the stadium] and put it toward education, because there's more good that can be done with that than a Pools & Spas sports stadium. They already play % at one now. Why bother changing it?

— Rob Rafferty North Brunswick

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Fed cuts offset state's efforts on affordable housing am writing concerning the af- ti-ation has not only turned a blind eye to fordability of housing in New Jersey. this problem, it has actually continued to I Homeowners in New Jersey have ben- cut Section 8 funding for affordable hous- efited from the real-estate boom, as sky- ing on a yearly basis. The federal govern- rocketing home values have provided them ment's cuts have offset New Jersey's with rising home equity. However, the flip- attempts to address the need for afford- side to this equation is that more and more able housing. families cannot find affordable housing in New Jersey is one of the few states New Jersey, which is now the third most that recognizes affordable housing as a expensive state in which to live. constitutional right. Unfortunately, the The National Low-Income Housing need for affordable housing is not being Coalition estimates that in New Jersey met. New Jersey must address this prob- the average household requires a yearly lem so that the less fortunate are not left \ salary of $42,000 to rent a "fair-market" behind by our state's rising property val- apartment. But the state Department of ues. Concerned citizens can start by con- Labor reports that more than one-third tacting their representatives in Congress of New Jersey workers earn less than and asking them to oppose continued $25,000 a year. Most new jobs created cuts in Section 8 funding. here in the next 10 years will pay near or under that amount. Eddie Konczal it's Crisp. Clean. Neat. ORGANIZED. Unfortunately, the Bush adminis- Monroe With a Garage Storage Solutions systeml Let's get politicians working for the people of the state Q Highest-quality melamine cabinets, drawers, shelves, workbenches, hanging racks h, it is so easy to say, "cut state and where deviations are paid by local tax- Q Industrial-grade edge banding payers, greater purchase of hybrid cars, local spending." OK, let us'cut 10 O Four standard colors, wide range of custom colors or 15 percent across the board. and to get more involved by government O QVery competitive prices and NO hidden charges Education, roads, services to the poor, sick in the use and making of renewable en- and elderly. Take away many benefits ergy. O FREE Delivery A Installation within IS working from the state employees and do not go There are so many ways that we can days of purchase - GUARANTEED! after the millions upon millions that New help ourselves, but one has to stop com- Your garage will look good enough for a party. Black tie optional. Jersyans owe, or try to hide from the state plaining, and stand up, speak loud and and counties. By the way, do you know clear to the politicos, who usually have Call today for your FREE Design Consultation that in our state there are about 200 their hearing aid in the off position. Work Get a response within 24 hours! enclaves called boroughs? They are basi- as our representatives, not as a politico. cally based on personal snobbery, costly in Every day we see a few more in handcuffs. 866-727-8 I OO the millions and of little value. The time has arrived. Either you listen Yes, there are many ways where we and do an honest job, or get out. can either get more for the dollar spent, make changes in our spending by forcing Milton M. Itell 8SKKSOLUTIONS joint large purchases, school designs, Lakewood 3150 Bordentown Avenue. Old Bridge, NJ 1-4 SENTINEL, June 16, 2005 NS Assistant Superintendent Jeffrey Scott Serving Central Jersey said issues such as snow removal, lighting Since 1961 No More Painting and noise cont2'ol were addressed to resi- or Repair! Parking dents. Resurface That Unsightly (Continued from page I) According to Scott, snow piles will be moved to the far end of the parking lot, Pool With FIBRE TECH Calling a meeting last week between away from residents'homes, and the timed Call NOW FOP FREE Estimates! residents and board members unproduc- lights will go off around 11 p.m. According 732-254-3330 tive, Suffy said she would have more faith to Scott, the board will be working with the in the school board to resolve those issues police department to control activities in OPEN ALL i 8O0-809-P00L if they were more upfront about their the parking lot after school, which is done YEAR plans. at schools throughout the district. "They don't tell us anything unless we Scott said the board has tried to POOLS, SPAS & SUPPLIES question them," Sufry said. address the concerns of residents where SALES • SERVICE • INSTALLATIONS According to Suffy, the board has said possible. One of the major concerns of res- All Repairs On Pools Fibre Tech Dealer that if the residents wish, a construction idents was the access road on Dawson fence will remain between the parking lot Road, which has been changed, due to the Free Water Analysis Liners 8k Concrete and backyards. purchase on Constable Road, Scott said. Certified PADI Divers Spas & Saunas "It's going to be close," Suffy said. "We've responded in an open and hon- Chemicals 8k Supplies, Construction trucks, are already out at est way," Scott said. the site, according to Suffy, and construc- Dawson Road resident Stephanie tion is expected to start after school closes Barbetti said she is grateful that her road, for the summer. The construction, Suffy which she feels is too narrow, will not be said, will permanently change the commu- used. According to Barbetti, residents were nity. assured by board members that they According to Suffy, what she saw when would coordinate efforts with police to she looked out from her backyard was a keep teens out as well as prohibit radio beautiful wooded area, full of wildlife. noise from construction workers. Now, SufFy said, it will be replaced by a Barbetti said she felt the board mem- parking lot. bers did explain the plans thoroughly at "I've actually thought about leaving a the meeting. Barbetti said that despite house that I've lived in for 46 years;" Suffy past problems, she believes that the board said. will follow through on their promises.

mayor are pleased with the adjustment. "We are glad we're able to have this Cleanup worked out. The town is 100 percent be- hind the Board of Education in compliance (Continued from page I) with this project," said Womack. "The township has really stepped up to 747 RT. 18 • EAST BRUNSWICK "The [BOE] only has authority to raise acknowledge the taxpayers and the stu- money through referendums, and the next dents," said Robert Rimmer, super- (next to Brunswick Square Mall) time would be in September. By then, the intendent of schools. • . j . , Financinq & contractors would have walked off and we "No. 1 on the agenda is the children of . www.stardustpools.com would Jose the state aid granted," Womack this town. We're all taxpayers here and it www.stardustpools.pointshop.com said. "The alternative is that the project comes out of our pocket no matter what, dies and we're left with a hole in the but we have to remember the kids come ground." first," said Gail DiPane, Board of The township will pi-ovide the funds Education president. through general obligation bonds or notes The issue will be up for public dis- made available pursuant to the bond ordi- cussion at. a June 20 special Township nance. The funds will be held by the town- Council meeting. ship in a separate escrow account for the "We want ... the public to have ftill school district, according to the agreement. awareness of this, but there is urgency to Both the Board of Education and the take some action," Womack said. Middlesex NAMI annual garage sale June 18 The National Alliance for the Mentally at this location. Donations may be dropped 111 (NAMI), Middlesex, will hold its annual off Friday mornings at the sale location. garage sale June 18 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. For drop-off information, call Dorothy at at 316 Livingstone Ave., New Brunswick. (732) 846-9517. For general information, LUBE, OIL & This is the first time the sale will be held call Betty at (908) 753-1753. FILTER CHANGE, Senior Chai will offer luncheon, planting demo The next meeting of Senior Chai, a will feature a luncheon and a planting TOP OFF ALL program of Jewish Family Service (JFS) demonstration. Participants will take of Southern Middlesex County, will be home a potted plant. Donation is $8, in FLUIDS, held from 12:30-2 p.m. on June 21 at advance, the East Brunswick Public Library, For more information, call Jennifer GREASE Jean Walling Civic Center. The event at (609) 395-7979, Tuesdays-Thursdays. AS NEEDED NEED A NEW COMPUTER- BUT NO CASH? You're APPROVED-Guaranteed! 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BRUNSWICK asking the business community organizations have been extremely sup- OK 6-lOpni portive in the past and we look forward A to give some extra help to those 'Opening Dollar Night in need this summer. to working with them again," Valenti $1.00'for 'Pay One Price All Nlntif The Middlesex County Food Or- said. r Admission, Rides Food & Drinks 'must be purchased by 9pm ganization and Outreach Distribution Businesses can have containers 'on selective food, rides, & drinks THE NERDS 6:30PM Mcct Winnie the Pooh & Tigger Tool Services (MCFOODS) distributes goods delivered or have a driver pick up food e Painting & Airbrush Tattoos i t d to more than 60 pantries throughout immediately, Apostol said. ...at the Kids Comer ...at the Kids Comer DJ.NigMp ^Karofce By TOPCATTUNZ "K«nny (hi the county and serves residents in Individuals can donate year-round . Balloon Sculpting every municipality. Every summer, it at the libraries in Edison, Milltown, asks area corporations and organiza- Monroe, North Brunswick, Plainsboro, tions to hold food drives or collections to South Brunswick, Spotswood and 'Mr. Ray- FIREWORKS Face Painting & help it cope with an increase in demand Woodbridge, or during the summer at Spin Art Frisbees The ""PARTY DOLLS - 6:3OpnT' for food and personal items. Plays-in-the-Park performances at ' ...at (he Kids Corner .Roosevelt Park in Edison. DJ Nightly. wns, Magic Show, Balloon Sculpting]! "People don't think of making dona- ' Meet Spidcrman & Dora the Explorer, tions in the summer," said Jennifer The public can donate grocery store ...all at the Kids Corner gift certificates in place of monetary Apostol, a coordinator for MCFOODS. kGl«n Burtnik's Rock J Apostol said that people give more contributions. k Karoke By TOPCATTUNZ^ during the holiday season because the The most needed items are canned, UNLIMITED RIDES •"Kenny th DV^ needy are on their minds, but that and nonperishable items such as fruits, ' Pay One Price 3pm^6:30p "everybody forgets" in the summer. meats, vegetables, macaroni and Mr. Bay • 7:30-8:30 Another factor is that "children are cheese, peanut butter, canned tuna, pj UNLIMITED RIDES* FIREWORKS • 1OFM Pay One Price 3pm-6;30pm* no longer getting breakfast and lunch brown rice, and snacks such as crackers lAirbnish Tattoos, Face Painting, Magic Show, •must be purchased by 5:30pm in school," Freeholder Blanquita B and cookies. Also needed are personal Meet Elmo & the Cookie Monstei Dizzy the Clown Show, Valenti, liason to MCFOODS, said in a products and baby items such as soap, ...at the Kids Corner f Balloon Sculpting, press release. The children are fed at shampoo, toothpaste, deodorant, dia- ^Karaite By TOPCATTUNZ Face Painting & Tattoos home, and families need more from food pers and wipes. "Kenny the Dom" MEGA 50/50 ...at the Kids Corner " banks, depleting their stocks, Valenti The next large-scale food drive is RAFFLE DJ Nightly $3 OFF 'ill (11 r j SUN. 9pm said. scheduled for October. \ORTH VtmswiCK VOKTH SPORTS FESTIVAL Community and youth organizations Corporations, groups, or individuals PAY ONE PRICE-Unlimited Rides! 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No* Brunswick names June scholar athletes • BY JENNIFER AMATO 'It is fun and it keeps me in Staff Writer shape. I hope to play in college, if not on a team then intramu- NORTH BRUNSWICK - June sig- ral or intercollegiate," she said. nifies the end of school and the begin- She said this year it has nings of summer, affecting students of all been tough to balance school grades with "senioritis." However, for with sports. Katie Curtin and Nicole Gorden, the "I had some difficulty end of school is still time to work hard because of SATs and honors before summer vacation. ' classes, but I can handle it," she Katie and Nicole were honored as said. the Department of Parks, Recreation & Nicole is taking honors math Community Services' Scholar Athletes analysis and English, advanced fox June at the Township Council meet- placement biology, U.S. History ing on June 6. II and human behavior. She is Katie, 12, is a sixth-grade student at also a member of the National Linwood Middle School. She has done Honors Society, the PUSH 4 ...V. ballet and tap dancing for seven years, (Prevention Using Student I ••• •."•• and jazz for four years. Help) Program, Care to Walk "Tap is my favorite. It is active. for breast cancer and Student '•-••••• There ore different steps, and you can Council as treasurer. really hear it," she said. In her spare time she likes She participates in recitals and com- to eat, play on the computer, petes on the School of the Arts Dance sleep and coloi". When she grows Team in North Brunswick. Katie Curtin Nicole Gorden up she wants a pet pig, llama "There are normally themes for and Yorkie Terrier. dance recitals. This year it was Disney. "I make a scrapbook of the events taught me how to [knit], I make scarves "I like animals. I want a little pig I did 'Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah' for tap and a during the year. I organize events in- and stitch pillow cases, and give them that doesn't grow ... llamas are cute, dance from 'Mulan' for ballet," she said, cluding dances. I went to the College of to my grandparents," she said, but I heard they're smelly," she said. Katie is an honors student focusing New Jersey to go to classes and learn Nicole, 16, is a junior at the North The Department of Parks, on math and science. how to be effective on Student Council," Brunswick Township High School. She Recreation and Community Services "I do a lot of experiments and learn she said. ran track her freshman and sophomore (DPRCS) is accepting nominations for stuff with science. I want to be a nurse Outside of school, Katie has been a years and has been playing soccer for its Scholar Athlete program. Coaches, because my aunt is one," she said. member of the Girl Scouts for seven the past 10 years. She is a sweeper for teachers and parents of children in She has been on high honor roll dur- years. As part of her Bronze Award she the high school varsity team and plays grades K-12 can submit their recom- ing the year, receiving straight AJs. She is helping the Brownies move up into outside defense for the Jersey Knights mendations to the DPRCS Office at 710 received the Make A Difference Award the next level. She also enjoys knitting, soccer club. Hermann Road or to LBenson@north- for helping people in school and cross-stitching and other crafts. "Soccer is easy because it is a team brunswickonline.com. Nominations received honorable mention in the "I was always interested in exper- sport, not individual," she said. "I was must be in writing no longer than one Earth Day poster contest. imenting with crafts. My mom always the only freshman to make varsity my page long and a copy of the student's She is also the historian for Linwood cross-stitched, and I always used to freshman year." most recent report card must be as part of the executive board for the watch her. One day she got me a kit. My Nicole enjoys soccer and hopes to attached. Student Council. friend at dance brought me needles and continue playing in the future. Looking for Another Facility to do Consumer Product Testing??? If your Former Facility has closed, look no further!!! Clinical Research Laboratories, Inc. is now accepting new Panelists to test: Cosmetics • Fragrances • Skin Care Deodorants & much more... New studies starting daily with appointments to fit your schedule! Bring a friend and you can earn a $20 referral fee!

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Osteoporosis remains largely underdiagnosed i steoporosis is a condition that calcium, but their body can't absorb it) physical therapist to learn exercises that understand the best course of action tliins and weakens the bones, Although there is no cure for osteo- are effective and safe. "It's important to based on your medical and family history. O making them susceptible to frac- porosis, Dixon offers the following steps . keep muscles strong, but you need to do In many cases, osteoporosis is preventable, ture. Because the disease occurs without for optimizing bone health: the right exercises and they should be or at the very least, treatable." observable symptoms, it is often under- 1. A balanced diet rich in calcium and supervised," she said. "Undertaking a rou- About The Women's Imaging Center ! diagnosed. In fact, many individuals who vitamin D.To prevent osteoporosis, try to tine that's too rigorous or strenuous coiild at St. Peter's are affected by osteoporosis don't realize consume 1200 mg of calcium and 400IU put pressure on weak bones and cause The Women's Imaging Center offers a there is a problem until mild stress or a fell of vitamin D daily/either tfafough diet or fractures." full range of diagnostic, preventive, well- causes a break. by taking supplements. Vitamin D is also 3. A healthy lifestyle with no smoking ness, treatment and support services for According to the National Osteoporosis created through exposure to sunlight. or excessive alcohol intake. It's never too women and the special issues they face — Foundation, 8 million American women Once you've been diagnosed with osteo- late to adopt healthier habits. all in a caring and reassuring environment. have osteoporosis, and another 14 million porosis, however, you'll need to consume 4. Bone density testing and medication Services include a full range of services for arc at high risk for developing it.A lesser- more of these nutrients. You am consult a when appropriate. There are several med- detecting and treating osteoporosis. For known fact is that 2 million American men nutritionist to make sure you're getting the ications on the market that have been more information, call (732) 937-6011. also suffer from the disease.And, although amounts you need. shown to increase bone density.Two of the it's often thought of as an older person's 2. Weight-bearing exercise. Walking, most common brands are Fosamax and disease, it can strike at any age. jogging and aerobics are all examples of Actonel. "The health of our bones truly impacts weight-bearing exercise that help maintain "A person will never have the same our quality of life," said Dr. Kim Dixon, a bone density. For upper extremities, push- amount of bone mass that they did when faculty attending physician and internist ups and lifting light weights is recom- they were 30 years old," said Dixon. "Hut who practices with the Comprehensive mended, For people who have osteoporo- our goal is to get everyone to the highest Care Group at St. Peter's University sis, however, Dixon recommends seeing a level they can be.Talk to your doctor to Hospital, New Brunswick, ".Since people today are living longer, it's important to take advantage of preventive measures available to keep bone health — and over- Presented by all health — in optimum condition as we age." Roberta E. 4 A common screening for osteoporosis is Thursday, Scharff, PT is a DXA (Dual Energy X-ray Absorptiometry) scan, which uses low- energy X-rays Unit pass through the bones why is your dad taking and measures their calcium content. The test is safe, painless, noninvasive and takes EXPERIENCING RELEASE less than 30 minutes to complete. If the Myofascial release therapy is a gentle DXA scan indicates that a patient has a medications for Tuesday? blending of stretching and massage that utilizes hands-manipulation of the entire slightly-Iess-than-normal amount of bone Timely medication management, daily assistance, and a more secure body to promote healing and relieve present, they are diagnosed with osteope- environment may be what's needed at this time. pain. The word "myofasciaT conies from nla. Untreated, osteopenia may lead to the Latin ''myo" (muscle) and "fascia" osteoporosis. THE RESIDENCE AT FORSGATE, an Assisted Living Community, offers (band). Fascia consists of fibrous bands Some experts recommend that women of connective tissue that encase muscles without risk factors receive bone density a choice of lifestyle options tailored to personal needs. We take pride as well as organs throughout the body. screenings beginning at age 65. However, in the quality of care we provide and the peace of mind it gives you. All muscle stretcliing, then is actually there are so many factors — both genetic stretching of the fascia and the muscle. and lifestyle — that affect bone health, When muscle fibers are injured, the physicians often will recommend a screen- fibers and fascia that surround them ing for patients as young as 50 if there Is become short and tight. This uneven reason for concern, l^arients should gener- stress can be transmitted through the ally be rescreened every two years follow- fiiscia to other parts of the body, causing ing a positive diagnosis of either osteo- pairt and a variety of other unexpected porosis or osteopenia. "Bone change is symptoms. Myofascial release treats slow to occur, so it's usually not necessary these symptoms by releasing the uneven to screen more frequently than two-year tightness in injured fascia. intervals," said Dixon. Myofascial release therapy is based on the idea that poor posture, physical Who is at risk injury, illness, and emotional stress can There are a variety of factors that can throw the body out of alignment and put someone at risk for developing osteo- cause its intricate web of fascia to porosis. Women are typically more suscep- become taut arid constructed. T2ie thera- tible than men because of the changes pist will first ask about your complaints involved in menopause. Age is another fac- and closely inspect your posture as you tor because bones naturally become less sit, stand, walk and lie still. The bones in dense with age.Those with a family histo- your neck, chest, pelvis, back, or other ry — especially a mother or sister with areas will be felt and the skin stretched osteoporosis —• and those weigliing less to feel for areas of tightness. 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Both parties should have been able cessfully completed, the original charges he continued. "My wife didn't leave me, I ruce Chandlee was re-elected as to speak, not just Charles Spicuzzo, but are dismissed, there is no record of con- had no affairs, I am in love with my fam- the chairman of the North Chandlee also," Shamy said. viction and the defendant avoids a crim- ily. As per the education authorities, it B Brunswick Democratic Organiza- For_the position of vice chairman, inal record. was not appropriate to be at that timeat tion by a vote of 30 to 19 over Charles Lisa Wills went uncontested. As part of Polanco's PTI, for two that place. But if the man is not guilty - Spicuzzo on Monday. The Democratic Party is ars he could not work for no wrongdoing — no one can prove the "It [was] reasonably uneventful. It also facing an issue with New Jersey public schools, allegations." didn't deviate an awful lot," Chandlee the election of Yomare have contact with the As committeeman, Polanco said he said. Polanco, who won people involved in the would work on party bylaws for the reg- Of the 52 committee members, two seat on the committee incident or get in any ulation of county committeemembers. were not present and the handwriting on in District 12 during trouble with the police. However, Mayor Francis "Mac" one ballot was illegible. last week's primary. Three days before sign- Womack said the committee is now "I knew Charlie had a solid 16 to 17 Polanco was once ing the pretrial agree- aware of the situation and must handle votes. But when you've been in politics, found in a motel room ient he was informed his it accordingly. you never know for sure. I got the most with a 15-year-old girl while aching license would be "He is a very good guy. His daughter votes as councilman in, I think, the his- he was newly promoted as ||SJQH.TH BRUNSWICK revo'ced- Ho eventually is also on the committee. I hope this tory of North Brunswick, and then a the vice principal of New L_* _ '. J agreed to the suspension, pans out. The committee will deal with it year later my own people bumped me Brunswick High School. being it only meant not being able to but nobody knew [beforehand]; if it is out after I won the chairmanship," "In August of 2001, I received a call teach in his own classroom. true, the committee didn't realize it," he Chandlee said. from a student and I went there [to the Polanco responded in an open letter said. Ai Chandlee said he will work to create motel]. After that the police got there. to the committee on Monday, saying, "I "Everyone on the committee is dis- Po bylaws for the committee and suggest The police never believed what I aaid, have always been innocent, I have al- cussing this," Womack said. "That po- mini meetings so that three or four dis- what the child said. The medical exam- ways had a clean record; I was never sition [of committeeman] and the fact he tricts can compile ideas on what should inations confirmed there was not any found guilty, I never pleaded guilty, and had a PTI means that,.. the appearance be done in the township. Also, he would touching, any sexual whatever. The fam- the authorities did not find any wrong- of the situation could be unfavorably like the Democratic Club to meet once --•"•» ilies and students involved agreed I was doing at all. My arrest was illegal and perceived by the public. If he doesn't vol- per month, attended by the mayor and there to protect them,'* Polanco said. does not exist — there is no record of it. untarily resign for that, we have to look the council, so that information could be Polanco said there was also a 17- My case was dismissed without guilty at what options exist. We want to be fair disseminated quickly and easily, year-old boy involved who had already plea, without plea bargain, without any to Mr. Polanco and do what is right for Kevin Shamy, a newly elected com- left. He said the students called him finding of guilt or wrongdoing." the community. We have to analyze his mitteeman from District 13, felt the vot- with an emergency situation, and he was Although Polanco believes his oppo- background and see if it will hinder him ing process was unfair. about to call the police himself. The nents caused his past to resurface, when as a committeeman," "We assumed it was an open forum investigation lasted six months from he asked people in his district to vote for "I have nothing to hide, nothing. 1 but they let no one speak. The person August until January. him as committeeman, they did. will fight, and I have the tools to fightfo r running the meeting was elected by "I negotiated that the best way to "I have very powerful enemies. 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Police arrested and charged Levan Police are Investigating a report of bur- Qavlashvili, 26, of Michigan, Bechana glary and theft to a residence on Gwynn OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Bekaouri, 23, of New York, and Giorgi Avenue on June 11. According to reports, the Monday-Saturday 8am-5pm rear screen to the downstairs bathroom was Buleishvili, 30, of New York, with shoplifting OPEN LATE tampered with. The personal items of the vic- $1,825.50 worth of merchandise from Monday & Thursday til 8pm Marshalls on Route 1 on June 4. The men were tim were scattered alt over the backyard. A spoiled removing handbags, clothing and jewelry box was removed with a $30,000 dia- perfume from the shelves, and placing them mond necklace and diamond earrings. A inside the trunk of a car. They were brought to purse was removed containing $4,000 in cash. headquarters, processed and transferred to No further action is being taken at this time. the Middlesex County Adult Correction Center. Police are Investigating the reported theft Designer Police arrested and charged Markita of a 1995 black Honda Accord from Lincoln Arrington, 42, of Piscalaway, with shoplifting Place between June 9 and June 12. According from ShopRtte on Route 130 on June 5. to the victim, 30, the car was removed from the Appliance According to the loss-prevention specialist, parking lot along with a tennis racquet, bowl- $462.25 worth of medicine, hamburgers, bat- ing ball and roller blades, valued in total at Center teries and soap were placed into a black .$300, inside. 80 North Main Street, Windsor, NJ knapsack, Arrington fled from the parking lot Located at H&H Gas (Off Rt. BOS.-2 miles south of Rt. 571) on foot to Route 130 where she was finally South Brunswick detained. She was processed and charged 609-426-1111 • www.hhappliance.com with shoplifting on a warrant and was trans- ferred to the Middlesex County Adult Police are Investigating the reported bur- Correction Center (MCACC) for default of bail. glary of a home on Bellflower Court in the • She was arrested on May 23 with shoplifting Kingston section of South Brunswick on June '»\\ / These merchants (ram Pathmavk on Route 1, transferred to the 9. According to reports, the home's bedroom S? V *) haus great gifts MCACC and processed with $10,000 bail. She had been ransacked and $20,000 worth of in store, just in was arrested on May 10 with shoplifting from jewelry was stolen. time for Dad's A&P on Milltown Road and was transported to trig day. ' the MCACC by default of bail," Police are Investigating a reported bur- glary from the Boy Scouts of America Central Police are Investigating the reported theft NJ Council located on Route 1 on June 10. 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The Spinners and Dennis 415 DeMotl Lane to Rodin: 1832-1914 Edwards and The Temptations Somerset section of Franklin ongoing Performances are staged June 19, 6 p.m. tickets: $18 for adults, at The Barn at Thompson Park, Japonlsme: Selections From the Six Flags Great Adventure $16 for seniors, students Collection Newman Springs Road, Route 537, (732)873-2710 ongoing Lincroft. Tickets are $15 on Jackson Township Beyond the Limits of Socialist Thursdays and Sundays, $17 free with park admission The Underpants Realism, Part II: Theater Posters on Fridays and Saturdays. (732)928-1821; by Steve Martin, From the Soviet Union Group rates are available. 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Musk turtles and snakes Jane Voorhees Zimmerli Art June 22-25,6-11 p.m. (732) 263-5730 Museum St. Stanislaus Kostka Parish every Sat. and Sun,, 3rd Annual Beacon Hill Equestrian I ntin Rhythms with Victor June-August (except July 23- George St., New Brunswick Grand Prix grounds Don't Dress for Dinner (732) 932-7237 MacArthur Ave. & Main St. Quezada and Ills band 24), 11-11:30 a.m.; Ofympic riders, show jumping, music from Dominican through June 25, Sayreville turtle feeding 1:30-2 p.m. Thurs.-Sat, 8:30 p.m.; competitions ($80,000 in prize Republic, Cuba, Puerto Rico. Cattus Island County Park Georges Mazllu: money), boutique-style vendors, rides ioi children and adults; Columbia, Brazil, more June 19, 2:30 p.m. A World of Possibilities games of chance; 'Las Vegas' 1170 Cattus Island Blvd.. First Avenue Playhouse loot! vendors, v|p tent, June 16, 8 p.m. Toms River paintings, drawings and prints children's games, pony rides, wheel; nightly 50/50s; fresli Barron Arts Center First Ave. by Georges Mazilu seafood area; homemade foods; free, no registration required Atlantic Highlands petting zoo, silent auction, rattles 582 Rahway Ave., Woodbridge (732) 270- 6960 through June 30 Jure 17-19,8:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. nighlly entertainment; beer free; bring lawn chair (if it rain: dessert (healer $20-$15; dinner Marsha Child Contemporary Art Beacon Hill Show Stables arden; barbecue pit; desserts; theater $35-$30 concert held Inside) Dragons, Dreams and Daring Gallery 55 Laird Road, Colts Necfc une22 — DJ Johnny B; (732)291-7552; S (732)634-0413 Deads 220 Alexander St., Princeton admission: $5; under age 5 free; June 23— music of Patrick www.firstavenueplayhouse.com (609) 497-7330 forcliarity and Joanna; presented by Monmouth County (609) 914-8680 June 24 — fish fry beginning at 4-H Club; AH Star Community 5 p.m., St. Stan's Alumni Night, June 18 at 8:30 p.m. Talent Performers Club WMGQ-Radio remote, Richard P. Marasco Performing performing excerpts from Summer Solstice Shorewalk Arts Center "The Reluctant Dragon"; also, two-tiour walk to see Sandy entertainment by Triple H Productions; June 25 — Monroe Township High School musical entertainment Hoott at night Perrineville Road June 20, 6 p.m. June 21,8 p.m. McCarthy Brothers Band (732) 254-0212 tickets: $22 Howell Branch of Monmouth meet at Guardian Park (609) 655-4664 (entrance to For! Hancock, County Library New Jersey Slate Fair 318 Old Tavern Road, Howell by the bia rocket), Sandy Hook George Benson free but registration required circus, pelting zoo, racing pigs, free (732)291-0055; live music, exhibits, 75 rides, June 18,8 p.m. (732)938-2300 75 games, 100 load vendors Count Basie Theatre St. Ambrose School Carnival June 23-July 10, 99 Monmouth St., Red Bank The Emperor's New Clothes June 21-23, 6-11 p.m. Mon.-Thurs. 6 p.m.-midnight; tickets: $100-$42 musical fairytale June 24,6 p.m. to midnight Fri. 6 p.m.-2 a.m. (732) 842-9000; Juno 20-28,7 p.m. ' June25, 5-10p,m. 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The plot is immaterial. they are, or do they team up to save their What matters is the "chemistry," a term lives? The solution to this dilemma that once referred to a science, but now requires them to have a fight that remind- refers to the heat we sense, or think we ed me of the showdown between Uma sense, between two movie stars. Brad Pitt Thurman and Daryl Hannah in "Kill Bill and Angelina Jolie have it, or I think they 2." After physical violence that should the- have it, in "Mr. and Mrs. Smith," and oretically have broken every bone in both because they do, the movie works. If they their beautiful bodies, they get so excited did not, there'd be nothing to work with. that, yes, they have sex, which in their The screenplay is a device to revive case seems to involve both the martial and their marriage by placing them in mortal marital arts. danger, while at the same time providing There is a chase scene. 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I just worked on getting Staff Writer stronger because I was a lot smaller than everyone else." here was really only one way Yemi Then when Cindi Tbtten, Folger's track Ayeni of South Brunswick High coach her freshman year, left, to coach the TSchool and Erin Folger of North boys tennis team, there was no one to work Brunswick High could have ended their scholastic careers in track and field: With a specifically with Folger in the javelin. gold medal draped around their neck at "I didn't have a coach to work with my last week's Meet of Champions. sophomore and junior years," she said. "But this year Charles Lee came on as an After the kind of final season each of the assistant coach and worked with me. He senior standouts had this spring, that was threw in high school and helped me a lot, the only way it could have ended. "It was like starting from scratch," she Apparently both of them agreed, Ayeni added. "I learned a lot of new things." captured first place in the discus at the We can only wonder how well Folger Meet of Champions for the second year in a would have done with four years of coach- row, while Folger garnered top honors in ing like that. As it was, though, Lee's work the girl's javelin event, with her paid off in their one year together, And they're both not quite done yet, especially at the Meet of Champions. either. Ayeni and Folger will both be com- "I think he" was more excited than me peting in the Nike Outdoor Nationals when I won," Folger laughed. Friday and Saturday at' North Carolina Athletics isn't the only area where A&T University in Greensboro, N.C. Folger excelled however. The daughter of But their work in New Jersey is official- Maria and Tom Folger carries a 4.32 GPA ly done and they couldn't have written a and will be attending Cornell in the fall, better ending. Ayeni, as he's done all sea- where she will major in Biology. And, of son, completely dominated the discus, win- course, throw the javelin. ning the event with a throw of 190 feet, 9 "They sta2i training in the fall," Folger, inches. The next closest toss was 176 feet, 3 who graduates on June 28, said. "I only inches, some 14 and a half feet behind have a couple of weeks left at North Ayeni. Brunswick and that's a little sad. But I'm Meanwhile, Folger won the girls javelin more excited than sad. I'm ready to go and with a throw of 129 feet, three feet better looking ibrward to college." than her nearest competitor and nearly two So is Ayeni, who will be throwing the feet better than the 127-3 she threw to win discus for the University of Virginia next the Central Jersey Group IV state champi- year. But he, too, still has one more meet onship the week before. left as he puts the finishing touches on an But unlike Ayeni, this was Folger's first outstanding scholastic career. time in the winner's circle after finishing "Yemi really wants to see what he's eighth as a junior at last year's Meet of capable of doing. He wants to do bigger and Champions. better things," South Brunswick coach "I couldn't wait to be back the next Wilfredo Rivera said. "That's why this is a year," she said. "That was my goal all sea- big weekend for him going to the nation- son," als," Not only to get back, but to win it this Ayeni's personal best in the discus is 204 time. The fact that six of the top eight fin- feet, 8 inches, which he threw at the ishers last year were seniors and had grad- Central Jersey Group IV state sectional uated only gave her more incentive. meet on May 3, "Me and another girl from Pinelands "He went over 200 feet three times that were the only juniors to finish in the top day,11 Rivera, in his first year as head coach eight last year," Folger said. "She was hurt after two years as an assistant, said. "As of most of this year, too, and didn't throw well. right now, 204-8 is his best performance, So I figured if I was one of the only ones and right now that's the second farthest who had experience at the Meet of throw in the country." Champions, that kind of gave me a-little The only one to throw farther is Sean advantage. Being there the year before Pruitt of Wisconsin, whose season-best was made me work even harder to win it this 215-7. year." lfYemi needs someone like that to throw. As expected, Folger turned in another against and he's looking forward to the solid regular season, throwing a personal- challenge," Rivera said. "Whereas at the best 131-11 in a tri-meet against New state meet, even though he had a great Brunswick and Colonia. In fact, she really meet and he's "the best in the state, Yemi far had only one "bad" day and that was at the and beyond out throws everyone by 20 or GMC Championships, where she finished 30 feet. For him to bring out the best he has second. MIGUEL JUAREZ staff to offer, he needs to get his adrenaline going 1 don't know what happened that day," South Brunswick's Yemi Ayeni defended his Meet of Champions title In the discus on and he's only going to get that at a big meet Folger, who won the GMC title as a junior, June 8, and will look to add a national title to his resume this weekend In North Carolina. like the Penn Relays or the Nationals." said. "I threw 15 feet under what I normal- Ayeni will also be competing in the shot ly throw and the girl who beat me threw pick up a javelin for the first time until her arm and should try it. That's how 1 got put, an event he took second in at the Meet her best of the year and beat me by two freshman year in high school. of Champions with a toss of 57 feet, 5 inch- feet," "I didn't play a sport in the spring," But she was a natural, throwing over es. But that only made Folger more focused Folger, an all-county midfielder in soccer hi 100 feet as a freshman. And at 5-foot~3, But whatever happens this weekend, it and determined when the state meets the fall and a point guard on the basketball Folger's diminutive, size belied the expio- will mark the end of a brilliant career at rolled around. team in the winter, said. "I wanted to do siveness she threw with. South Brunswick. "I said this is not gonna happen again. I something and I was trying to decide "I was definitely always the smallest "He's the type of kid who puts in his lost the county, but Fm gonna win the between lacrosse and track. one," she said. "I, think a lot of people over- time and expects a lot out of it and he gets state." "But some of my friends were on the looked me at first because of that." a lot out of it," Rivera said. "He doesn't She kept her word, too, throwing a 127- track team so they got me to join." But not for long. People oil over the throw the discus until April, but he was out 3 to finish first at the sectional meet, and So why the javelin? county, and eventually the state, began to there in September throwing on his own, then the same exact distance at the state "Well, I didnt want to run," she said take notice. ' trying to get better. To me that exemplifies finals to win the CJ Group IV crown. with a laugh. "And one of my friends threw "My freshmanyea r I just sort of learned the type of athlete he is. He's a testament to Not bad for someone who didnt even the javelin and said I have a pretty strong the basics," she said, "I didn't know much hard work." 32 SENTINEL, June 16, 2005 Real Estate A Greater Media Newspapers Advertising Section Final phase of construction under way at Sagamore Estates ith only eight lots remaining in the The Fanwood model features abundant closet Jackson Township enclave, construc- space with his and hers walk-in closets in the W tion is under way on the final phase of master suite. Additional features include a study, Sagamore Estates. An attractive community of 23 optional sunromn and optional three-car side- new homes, Sagamore Estates oliers home sites entry garage. The Brentwood model is enhanced of one-plus acre natural wooded landscapes, 9- by a family room with vaulted ceiling! in addi- foot first-floor ceilings, two-story entries and tion to a study and optional sunroom. The largest oversized kitchens. These energy efficient homes of the three models, the Rosewood, offers a sun- are priced from $499,000. room, .study, two-story family room, as well as an For 14 years, Om Saigal, principal of optional front porch. Lecsville Property, LLC, has been "building on Belgium block street curbing, limestone or (he dreams of his customers" throughout Central brick front steps, concrete patios, two- and' three- and Southern New Jersey. "I am personally car garages, and two-zone central air condition- involved in all phases of construction to ensure ing systems add to the appeal of these beautiful that every buyer is proud to call their house a homes. home," Saigal said. The homes at Sagamore Ideally located near 1-195 and Route 9, Estates follow in that tradition by offering its Jackson Township is "The Gateway to the Jersey potential homeowners the opportunity to cus- Shore." Nestled between Freehold and Dover tomize their new home with extensive decorative Township in the northern most corner of Ocean options. County, Jackson has something to please the en- The contemporary Colonials at Sagamore The Brentwood model at Sagamore Estates in Jackson tire family. Recreational opportunities abound Estates offer three distinct models with varying The kitchens boast top-of-the-line appliances, large with Six Flag's Great Adventure theme park, fac- elevations. Each home features more than 3,000 square pantry closets, 42-inch designer kitchen wall cabinets tory outlet stores, Russian cultural center Rova Farms feet of living space, four or five bedrooms, including ele- and spacious breakfast nooks, creating the ideal space for and several golf courses, including (he Metedeconk gant master suites complete with tray or volume ceilings, weekend chefs to prepare family meals. Entertaining is National Golf Course. sitting rooms and lavish bathrooms. 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Marianne Timoney, branch man- ager of Weichert, Realtors Kendall I KAINKI 1I\ PARK $409,000 FRANKLIN FARK $329,000 $399,90O Park office announced that Michael A real keeperf This home offers 4 B/K, 2 Largest 3 bedroom unit with Pergo floors In Immaculate. Unpack and move right In to this Matthews was recognized for his indus- full baths, L/K, formal D/R, spacious fam- Foyer, Dining room, new kitchen floor, step beautiful split in the crossway section. Well ily room with 3 skylights, vaulted ceiling, down living room with fireplace, custom groomed landscaped fenced property. try achievements in May. He led the bar, hardwood floors, cedar closet and a deck and enclosed Florida room, conven- Updated bathrooms, siding and hwh. Part of office in listings and sales. Matthews large deck plus an above ground pool all ient location and close to all public trans- portation and shopping. MLS#5I694O garage still used for storage. 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Zastko's credo was estab- franchising and discounting market- ing its facilities by approximately 1,000 lished more than 32 years ago and contin- place, the Zastko agency continues as square feet. ues to be, "Contrary to modern trends, we Presented by one of the largest independent As many offices throughout the county are convinced that the real estate profes- Realtors in central New Jersey. The Joseph G. open second and third auxiliary real estate sion cannot be run like a fast food fran- goal of the office is acknowledged by offices, Zastko feels that the expansion of chise. We do believe that sellers and buy- hard work and a team approach to Buono ers require personal, local and individual servicing buyers and sellers. Broker/Owner Increasing marketshare and building a satisfied client base can only be accomplished with the best agents Lovely and well maintained working as real estate consultants, VERY APPEALING townhouse in Franklin Park. educating buyers aad sellers so they Sellers ciin make their homes more can make decisions and feel good appealing to prospective buyers, in Three bedrooms and 2.5 about the decisions they make. some instances simply by changing the baths. Oak cabinets in Zastko cites the reason for the firm's furniture. Such might be the case in kitchen w/roll out shelves. continued growth is a diversified which sellers use an extra room in their base, and a strong resale and new home as an office. Research shows (hat Recessed lights in FR, LR & home sales market, and that the firm buyers generally view a professional MB. Custom window treat- quickly adapts and makes man- office in homes as a delracting feature. Thus, to make a home more attractive, it ments on 1st floor & master agement changes when the market would behoove sellers lo clear their bedroom. Security system. changes. offices of desks and file cabinets, and Zastko also welcomes four new repJace them with a bed and dresser. sale.1* associates to (he firm. Mario This transformation from office to extra $359,900 Gianvito brings with him 20 years of bedroom could make the difference in niiiking the sale, as any savvy real estate business experience from Wall Street age nt knows. Platinum Team and high tech to construction and land development. Deborah DiBclia When preparing a home for sale, a 732-297-4949 and Linda Kofka, sisters and lifelong seasoned real estate professional can be residents of Milltown, worked togeth- your best asset. 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"" nld S70's. -q. fl-Call 732-553-9410 Services Heavy lifting A basic moth test re- ness unit of Dai-Tile Cor|>iil properties, great vacation B0O-658-2flB5 •i niiiijiit Services Division Freehold, NJ 07726 lureffn ihe'lllVand ^"s bii- _ __ frafnect°ASAP. nighTcan^ investment homos, ell Dock- AiMW.rigldbulldlng.com , Mortg'i Fax: 732-308-3330 ion tiivi&iopi lit Mohawk didate will be a learn player MANALAPAN-Renovalad, 2 i' !•.. fleally (or more Into ima1 ion J.G. W_. . . OSI a leader in the account HR-Kathy, 732-625-7127 Industries We opcmti: Ion d able lo build (he depart- bdrm.. 1 1/2 ba., Conclo. Across 100-242-LAKE. Visit us at 1-(B00) 794-7310 iceivables management in- rn.TiiulnclDiing facilities, four int. Seeking energolu. mid IrurllUol, COLHSt: •::•(':>,l)!!n 'Ww.docksirJerealty.com jstry Is seeking individuals, N.-ijirni.il niiUiljulion Centers :ari[Ki individual. Willing to /3:'-i'-JG -HCa or 906-489-1934 025 Business \ TOO MUCH Debl??? Don " -or 240 Sales Service Cen- choose the wrong way out ho are looking for a career ain the right person! Annual >CALA. Florida -lor sale Opportunities ilh room to grow! .»» In the US, Mexico, Cana- Mary $25,fl00, plus beneflls. MONROE TOWNSHIP-Rossiroor, Our services have helps da, 8, Puerto Rico. Beautiful Co-Op. Upper. 2 1 millions. Stick to a plan, got OL SALES bdrms I ba., nawkilctian&ba., ol debt & save Inotisands ive customer service expert- All updated applie ALL CASH CANDY ROUTE Free consultation. ice, great listening/information :urreiiilv have an openinn ithenng skills, and the ability Media Sales Opportunity n experienced Sales Ser- Do you earn $800 in a day? 1-866-410-0565 CareOne Credit Counseling negotiate successful finan- Cenler Manager. Candl- 015 Summer/Winter Includes 30 Machines and ,,a) outcomes. Experience must have experience in utios. F/T: 3p I Rentals ; Candy. All tor $9,995. IKHII.I include heavy phones eramic tile industry and a 009A Rooms 800-B9d-11S5 031 Money ancJ basic computer knowledge, loca ins. $25,000. ild traininraining prprovidedo . '; for Rent i to Loan irn Uol offbi* ITAVJUUCIii serving Monmouth, Middle ildenllal Specialists; OCEAN CITY, MD. -100 n. ic jsHeallh, Dental, 401K, indOcear <•*«•••««« fl the la- Work with clients with the beach. 2 bedrooms, sleeps Strong sales ab for negoti- tililies. SIO-$10.50/hour. NORTH BRUNSWICK 6, complete kilchen, cable TV, udes 30 Machines ar SAVE YOUR H0MEI , sional presenie s contact, erset: Monday-Friday, N okingki , mat A/C. whirlpool balh. 51.000./ Candy. All for 59,995. Cnll Foreclosure! Money Lend • • 7am-9am or 3pm-11pm. pm 732-2 Sl.aOO. per vjeek 732-521-244^1 1-800-814-6443. Real Estate Only 908-601-1700 " " rday/Sundny, 9am-5pm /sis and othe required. L . To be co;isi(f[. r^d nh.'iisu Job Coach: PfT I Charlene at (609) 300-7125 vlonday-Friday, 8am-4pm. Adale at (732) 777-6273 d compel- '" "(3rn«fil fJ;ii:k>iijtj Availiililel .jail your resume lo;Charlene iyplus 732-805-f912 [email protected] Fax: 732-805-3088 EOE M/F/H/V We Offor a i.ouip-'lilivi- : .il.iiy ons & nt to find ;mall: jobs@n|adb.org Free Work Envifonmenl :(nrirm:,aion. excellent benefits ind401K. Advertise Your The Classified Can! Pie, a visit our website i Soli Your Used Merchandise Please send resume lo: (ww.daltlle.com oremel Call 1-800-660-4ADS Greater Media Newspapers MMII resume with Applications: Monday-Friday Garage Sale in Local 732-358-5210 P.O. Box 5001 Jary requirements to 10am-3pm Fait 73Z-780-4678 Freehold, NJ 07728 , [email protected] EOE. M/F/D/V Greater Media ntlon: L. Cuffarl EEO/M/F/DW Newspapers Greater Media Newspapers 4 lines -1 time Is currently seeking candidates for the following full- and part-time positions lncludes CIRCULATION SALES Clioose From Our 12 Publications MOTOR ROUTE DELIVERY i in Middlesex, Moiuuouih ADVERTISING SALES Newspaper Delivery & Ocean Co unties Latinos Unldos/Grealer Media Newspapers, a Garage Sale Kit!" 1 or 2 days a week locally owned newspaper company ol now thirteen We need newspaper carriers for Wednesday and/or community newspapers readers, is seeking a bi- REACHING (DEADLINE: MONDAY, 12 NOONI Thursday afternoons In Middlesex, Monmoulh, and lingual candidate to join our award winning sales Ocean Counties, learn as an Advertising Sales Consultant. OVER 794,000 • No experience needed Your territory of existing and potential clients may • No colleclions Include Middlesex, Monmouth and/or Ocean • Earn $2OO-$300 or more a monlh working only 1-2 Counties. Your enthusiasm coupled wilh your ability READERS days per week! to multi-task in a last-paced, detail oriented advertising sales department will earn you a Each Week! • A reliable vehicle needed competilive salary and a generous compensation Greater Media Newspapers • Valid driver's license required "YourLocal Connection" Call 732-254-7004 ext, 252 Send or fax your resume now to: News Tnuiscrini Linda Vinci Tri-TowR News Greater Media Newspapers Independent P.O. Box 5001 l rn • hub PRODUCTION Freehold, NJ 07728 or 732-358-5222 .Suburban MAC OPERATOR/AD DESIGNER Kxsimincr Bl-Llngual "Spanish" Mac Operator/Ad Designer No/So Semitic] for busy newspaper production department. Must be SALES Brick Township Uiillclin proficient In Mac based programs; Photoshop, WooJhriiigi! Sentinel Quark XPress. Multi-Ad Creator. Part-time. Greater Media Newspapers in Central New Jersey tast Hnmswirk Sentinel Send or lax resume to: is seeking a dynamic self starter to join our group of (•(iison/WeliiclienScnlint'l Toni Smith twelve weekly newspapers serving Monmouth, Greater Media Newsuapers Middlesex and Ocean Counties. P.O. Box 5001, Freehold, NJ 07728 Strong sales ability, a professional presentation and Pax (732)780-3965 detailed oriented a must.- Must possess strong verbal and written skills, be team oriented and thrive 'Price Is for six publications; add $1? for full circulation. (Additional lines only $6 for six publications, $9 for full email: [email protected] in the face of competition. Previous newspaper or circulation.) Make your arj standout; ask your representative about adding artwork. E.O.E. M/F yellow page sales experience a plus. A reliable car, valid drivers' license and Insurance required. To Place your Ad please Call, Fax or E-mail Greater Media Newspapers Sulnirlwin . Eul Bmntw 1-800-660-4ADS (4237) . rich Township Bulletin I Send resumds to: VI, Hub, lixfcptndcnl 1 Local 732-358-5210 • Fax 732-780-4678 • [email protected] AtlihUcvitle ' Greater Media Newspapers P.O. Box 5001 Freehold, NJ 07728 •W^HiHai'IHMWiHB:WJ,-).W]M.H Greater Media Is an Equal Opportunity Employer Attn: L. Cuff arl SENTINEL, June 16, 2005 39

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S2 00.Rock&r/ BEDROOM SET- 6pcs. Solid t rage,$150.Call <••• iui- f. navy blue, mint cond.. products & s =rvices, build 036a Employment Earn S4375.00 WEEKLYf £100. Call 732-313-6497 Processing Simple E-mails cherry wood sleigh bad dress- t'J'i-2 263 relationships w/i m,/iriirior S nlte stand. List ealtors,& exceed j Services Online! $25 Per Email Sent! ENTERTAINMENT CENTER TABLE; 0 iBd, solid wood. Dresser, irlr- ear old. Buifders grade. For- FEDERAL CFEDIT UNION CD Cases from home. Star, To work with seniors FT/PT. or S (wo nlta stands. Retail iicacoun(Br(op, $1,500. LBco i di-iioiyi No EKperience Must have car. Live-In $4,800., sacrifice $1,950. ew Call coll #906-208-7737 048 General 205 Ha ice Ave Necessary. available. GOOD BENEFITS. 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On TOP of the BEST PAY In Must Seel 732-483-0186 CHAIRS, SCOOTERS. AND tors or Company Drivers. COL ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A Purled cond./ Musi sell. HOSPITAL BEDS. CALl 1- Fff-PfT GREAT SUMMER Instruction Program available. ne industry! How big was your Free-lance sales rep lor alse this year? ;OMPANION? Calls relumed Value $4,200. Selling lor 800-843.9199 TO SEE IF VOU JOBS n weekends. 906-456-3024 upscale lile-slyle magazine 800-771-6318 Henftland Express $1,600.732-222-14ft3. QUALIFY. NJ LOCATION. wtvw.primB'mc. \moiregiso avail, separately Magazine sales experience Oak Crest 1 -866-282-5861 __ . $400, nag. f preferred but not required CRAFTED DINI1JG RM. Afe you making $1,710 per www.henftlandcxpress.i MATTRESSSET-QIK Family MedicaiADentai from Flexible hours/schedule, Meek? All cash vending routes 042 Antiques HUTCH. $300. neg. cotnrnission only. . :arn S anB have a fantastic HIGH SCHOOL EXCHANGE j-_ I 1 f-lAU1 ft 1, ! __ . . vm 'if, to $149.95 entire «ilh prime locations available Collectibles family :j:ir> orftce Vlsiis. Send resume to: ummerl Great Summer IOWI Under 59,000 investment STUDENTS arriving August Jamp Jobs Available lor need Host families. Has own $10/I2O/$4O Prescription My Magazine .equlred. Call Toll Free (24-7) Card. Pre-Condltlons College and Hloh School Bflfl-333-2254 MOVING • MUST SELL, MAKE Five Union Square West, 4th Fl. neyVroVioles World BEDROOMS (2) Quean f-Qray OFFER - (3)L(ving Rm.Sets by Accepted Will Beat New York, NY 10003 Students 17+. Teachers ALL COLLECTIBLES Wanlec and Coaches. ATTENTION! Work Around _jch! American Interculiural Antiques, sports cards, coins 1-Black, both lacquoi WISH •-'r-., WEiaii Bcdrm. Set: On. by Comp&titorslGall B00-714-1525 mlrrois and more. 732-WB-1545 .ti c;hatiiiclif;r:li| lii.i-,; •GROUP COUNSELORS Your Schedule. Earn An Extra Studont Exchange - ntamps, memorabilia. AIR CONDITIONER, $45. SALES: 1-flO0-SlaLING- Reffig.: ivhils Kenmore sidg- Benlamm Mooro dealer seeks •LIFEGUARDS $45IN. RM. SET. Junglo gym, AREA RUG, B x 11 . Swiss Company MUST HAVE CDL! Great CONTENTS OF HOME itlM dh MltCto Tuition Incentives available. FAX YOUR AD 24/7 forei M300. 732-780-4678 NURSES TO EARN MONEY fine, new boxsprlng/mail., MOVING SALE - Hsrin.i f«il »»X5 SELLING SCRUBS. GREAT AIR CONDITIONER lute hen sat; giass labla OPPORTUNITY! SMALL Emorson Ouiet Cool, w/chairs, living innin •,. cii MM )L--(IIUI. ;i, I wiiit.; l^rmi-.,,. 7 THE CLASSIFIED INVESTMENT. 17 000 BTU, 220 AMP, $75. •- >i.j Unl .-ml :; i utti'H 1bl:; )CS., SGOO Kit S--I. Cll./lllir. -1 Call 732-548-2173 V.S(.)fJlll / ! ' •,•' J i!i,)5't GETS RESULTS! 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048 General 048 General Merchandise Merchandise Business

ALGEBRA I & If & SAT'S ^DOPT: irtet (fi el, liaff- AVER STONES - Holland. •O GIRL'S BEDROOM SETA -1OLD BRIDGE- 165 Cindy 1 Service BIKE - Peugeot l t 150 fl S300 St. (Off Hastings Rd.l Sal.. Geometry & Ekinic Skills. ]time$, bBacliss irnanciai s*? ror, beskw/liutdi. Night 6/1G,9amto3pm. DiviiiG Experienced Teacher S Tutor. ;urily, love, hugs and devotior Deadline Friday 1:00 Pfl Call 1-800-660-4ADS ble& Headboard. $300. iulp., fishing rods, collectibles Call 732-613-9B25 awaits your baby! Expenses paid. 1-800-558-9771 We Accept 3E OS gSI For Payment II at night 733-656-13B5 irt somcthinQ lor everyone. ALL SUBJECTS K-8 • Ensl PAVEHS • FREE! Mm I [•]) Jeep, dbl.. S75, Brunswick school leacher. MS ADOPTION - A Beautiful life OLD BRIDGE-25 Year its your baby in a home Rectangular While & Gray mbi; ?"• Ilifhl ftL'f -.^cumulation Sale - tO in reading. Call 732-422-7879 troTi p&r^fiiolBr of pool. with Love aiini.-'. Graroercy Rd, {off Ht. 5)6).Sal ?nses Paid. Please call BIRD CAGE- Large size, $20. Call 732-257-5627 " Sun.,B/18& 19, 9am-5pm. n and Ed 1-800-941-0121 Art 1IC Pine wood kilchen set, S60. Hi-risuf/spaie mom, $50 i OLD BRIDGE ADOPTION- Loving couple in Call732-251-1906 049 Merchandise LHkerldge West NEW SAT-VERBAL & MATH their 3Vs seeks to adopt an in- ii'vcliipnu'iit Drlvewiiy Sale Proven results, PRINCETON fant toddler. Call Lori Steve loll Wanted DISCOUNTS AVAILABLE ^ ELINDS • H(,ii.'iiiitaii,--il ;', ,ill l.,nl Or Flyer. Top cash appraisal. "—a or mine. 732-254-8S67 Heat Pumps 'Duel Work/Cleaning electronics repaired. Plays Price no objeel, 732-946-2893 FORS399! SPANISH/FRENCH TUTOR ADOPTION: Your baby Is our Gas • Oil • Huniidfffers Residential The New Jersey Press j-at. $2,850. 732-972--923<1 ANTIQUES Fluenl in Spanish & French, ' icle. Loving mom, dad and • Air Cleaners /isr.oi:inliun i.;in place your 25 WPOOL •^ •J PORTMONMOUTH four home or mine;. Ail grades IT awail your nnwboilri. At FREE EST. / INSURED •word classilied ft in over I5C Will* high power filler & cover TOP PRICES PAID FOR: ft CONTENTS OF HOUSE ft Call 732-967-1815 for Info. le mom, finnn^iiilly iH'CiiiTf Residents • Cmmdal NJ newspni.vi:, tMinuriMntri iln ! As Is. S45O. or best offer. A r' 111 ] 11 i' 11 j 11111 111' I'M* 11 ( 11 '! i i I ^PROCEEDS TO BENEFITS Toll Free (866) 513-2105 Honest Prices • Most Bianis 732-251-2734 state - a coNiijiiif-ci t id nl ituii ~ ill Dlpak 7J2-335-0503 (..inlinir., i.iwotrys silver ' H MERIDIAN HOSPICE ft ol over 2 million hnu.,litir.lil', We purcliaso entire contenii 207 Main SI. Frr., fl Sal., GUI 732-266-5896 Call Diane Trent at NJPA at POOL ABOVE GROUND •-• Willcome lo your & l8,Qam-5pm. FROM A to Z! 064 Lost & Found : iifo••106-0600 aicl. 24, email " 30'. Great cond. All I 1-300-290-5401 066a Novenas dl(enl®nipa.ciig or visit IV VI ::•.' 111! • • 11 11 . M I • i' i ' 111' 111 11' • i I ( 732-355-1489 www,njpa.orci for mois BUVING CAMERAS $500Jl3eElott(?t. 73^-970-4031 And PHOTO EQUIPMENT U SAYREVILLE-21 Van CAT LOST- Edison area, POOL LATTICE GATE fiom 1 pc. orvwhO'IesUidio, No polaroid LoanAve (oil Main St.). Sat., placement available) Ri.uiLti Mruoh. Purchased at 6/18, 9am-3pm. Furn., video irown 8 black slnnfis ii|)|)ii)K - -ovle. Call 609-291-9736 Tiately6yfs. REWARD. Call TO PLACE JOE'S |R MECHANICAL CANNA FLOWERS S2O0 , asking only $50. Used games, baby items, electronics. •- - iss inspec 732-290-3100 FISHING TACKLE Collector '17-297-2366 or 732-333-130! A NOVENA Orange, Giant? (eel. •.VISlif;. t-J I'll)' Old mil'', ivOl;, , _AYHEVILLE-Multi Famf, HEATING INC. Purpl'--. ijifsnn 1r-,if. GO roots. _ POOLTABLE • Slale lop, fi1, • ;. catalogs. 908-233-16B'! 53 PuPaski Ave. Sal., 6/18, DOG LOST; Husky, responds i A/C SERVICE,^] SERVICES S1.50ea<:*i. Cal|732-249-0B95 ,U,°i model- FREE. CoileeS ' [in-3pm, Baby items, h/h, lo "Angel", claypit by Main CALL RIDGID3Q0or700 ei Townhomes, Sayreuille Heating, A/C, Find rallies: hr( :,li ,\H> I\\-.\ • •n dollies, books, etc., etc 1-800-660-4237 tops, $25 aa. 732-257-7399 MACHINE WANTED. 0/29/01. Male, black 8 Installation [H Refrigeration, Cnll 1-848-391-5331 LJ SOUTH RIVER-62 Main Si. a wilh while leet 8 while OR 732-358-5210 Service HUGEINDOOR YARD SALE laco, tan cheeks, brown syes, Radiant Heating & DAILY (No Sat.) Furn., Toys, approx. 90 lbs., white? SIII|JL' on TO PLACE of Boilers Ventilation o#o#o©o#o Music Collectibles household, head, $1,000. REWARD cashl & Furmces Baby, & M<«e. 732-238-1444 Call 732-277-8519 A NOVENA Installation & Sewke POOLTABLE CALL Residential & Commercial 050 Musical 061E Estate Wh.. lite| , shorl ha. 20 lb., 10% Discount on Parti Instruments droopy right ear. Losl 5/14, 1-800-660-4237 Free Estimates for Senior Citizens COUNTERTOP STOVE Sales West Windsor. 609-897-0049 OR 732-358-5210 NEW $150. . OOL TABLE- Like Ni (732) 397-5856 732-585-7101 Call 732-770-6177 $250. GFass and Wicker DRUMS • 20"' BASS, $50. 16" OAK DRESSERS, (4) 30' ea. w/2 PHAYER TO Kitchen Table with 4 chal IOI.1 STJLI 12" TOM W/MOU- 065 Pets & Animals ST. JUDE DIFIECTTV4 ROOM SYSTEM S150. Call 732-317-2371 rich bookshelves, STOO./neg. :-,:':.> ZILD.16"CYMBAL, Most Hdy Apostle. 9. Jucfe, faithful ser FREE incUidiinj n,;Jt.tllnlitin " CJIII 732-30a-26B4 .^ecullve Desk aChalr, deliveiy. Piri-rjr jimnini] .L:> l( POWER WASHER 2000 PSI S350./neg. Loveaeat, S300./neg., vanl arciirieraj of Jesus, the Cturch as S23.9n |(£;r immili Iir.ah 5 G HP Gii;. 'M.y Hi I'rc: MOM PIANO KIMBALL - Uprigllt Wicker Sofa. Loveseat & Chair, hoews and invokes you inversely, as 13 SEER 36,000 BTU's - 3 TON your cable todayl Call lor d 6 Lanes Wheoled Carl. Brown. Good condition. '•i.ii I. !. Weber Natural GHB $150 Buys any PUP ln#1 Pup- rtepaliai of ropetess cases, of things (nils- l-a00-230-1B39or S15Q. Call 732-254-02BO $250. neg. GrlllSl50./neg. 732-828-1832 • '"e only. Values to S55O. almosl despaired of. Pray (orTO. I am www.fialellil.--i ivf.L-n.M cm Call 712-536-3414 pes and Sizes. NJ's soheJplossandafooe.Kfeausel RADIAL ARM SAW st Selection and lowest imptae you, of thai partiaiaf ptt.ilege Does your wasUlnij machln Craltsman. 10" w/S blades s. Open June 18th, 19th. oven tayou, to bnnq vial* and spe«l/ t-.imit;' into .i /.luiidr/tob? Yo dado sef & djiJJ chuck. $95. PIANO TUNING urs IO-5 fop where he(p is aJniosf despaired rf. will never again noetl to "Tl_ Call 732-2B7-4521 New Client Discount - 525. off J P O'Neill Kennels Corns to m/ assistance in this greal one on". REUSABLE "LAUN- IAL AOM SAW; 10" Call 609-409-9045 3G37 US Highway H\ i>- -s it^.t (mi/ receive the consolation DRY DRAIN LINT TRAPPER" tsman, S t 00. Wood nater Tuner Estb. 1960- Princeton, NJ aixl^p o( Heaven in aK m/ necessilies, removes lint. hall, and debris er; Delta, ihp, w/blls, tnbulaiion, and suflerirm parHniariy lo pravont plugged drains As . Wood lathe' w/lools, PET SITTING & lor tie pacing of Vnii Lawiaice ana ( 051 Sporting thai I rrey prase God win you and all Seen On 'This Old House" Ask Compro'iatji. r. tip, jf'., lor it at Lowes or Home Depot. :LIIIIIINIIJII] 'fi fl vfOO \ Equipment DOG WALKING the elect forever. I proniseOltessetl •""Plumbing Department iv;e»)rlio;,, i r.JOIll <:,,u 9. Jmfe, lo be evermMd of liia greal o S:30prn. 732-723-Hfifl favor, to always Irara you as my special ATLANTIC HEATING ft COOLINC, INC. EARN DEGREE online Pforr and pemertui paton and to oatfUl home. •BusiFtuav-I'.iMleiMl. emsurag V PUPPY LOVE V Thank V "Computers. Job Pl.ii mui'ni 1.5 Million Households! LOVING, DOG WALKING, B 1 -800-999-6362 «® Ab<,i:»t<-ni( <•• Cnuipulcr Finan- GUITAR - "So you want tc a PET SITTING. Insured & cial mil if quality The New Jersey Press Asso- Call 732-679-8527 •le a star!"Ages a & up I01 icoustrc or electric. At home 01 Bonded. 732-390-1937 fl66-85B-2121 :iation can f>tacG your 2x2 WEIGHTS - Metal, 0: lJthll )i;, )l.iy ys. bik&s.tan, books . S more • St. Juilc Novena Please return form wilh check or money ordsr loi 519.00 per paper U NORTH BRUNSWICK • Prayer to ilie Holy Spirit payable to Greater Media Newspapers. NORDIC TRACK PRO, S100. -100 HoltnrtRd, (off Rt. 130), LJ Prayer 10 St Juile KolcrafI Lll Lima double Fri. 8 Sal.. 6/17, 6/18,9-3. • Prayer lo Uic Blessed Virgin CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT Call 1-800-660-4 ADS stroller, NEW, S50. ' ON. sleeper sofa, bedroom, BLOWOUT • 'h.picUiies. lamps.much n - • Sacred Heart I'raytT Call 732-319-0030 CLEARANCE SALE ON Greater Media Newspapers To Advertise Your 1000 ENVELOp[IS=$7O00. NAME BRAND KIDS WEAR! FAX YOUR AD 24/7 • Thanksgiving Novenn P.O. Box 5001 Receive S7.00 for Every Enve- Save! EiO-70% OFF retail. 732-780-4678 LI UnftlUng Prayer to Si.AnUiony lope slutted wilh our sales Exclusive TIME LIMITED Offer 3499 RI. 9 North Business or Service in;i!tsii;il Guamnteedl Free In- log on: www.inagickldsusa.com • Prayer to Sijude with special request for Freehold, tg 07728 loriii.ilion (24 Mrs) Facordlng • mention coupon code; THE CLASSIFIED (placement may not be requested) 1-B00-480-9.146 Ext. 411 MKC158498S GETS RESULTS! SENTfNEL, June 16, 2005 41

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069 Entertainment 080a Handy 083 Masonry 086 Painting I1110 Autos for Salelll 110 Autos for Sale 112 t Tlrueks Persons Paving Wallpapering *» °tVd NISSAN SENTRA GLE '97 DISCJAKEY P-U-R-R-F-E-C-T-L-Y ALL JOBS-Big & Sin,ill CUSTOM MASONRY POPCORN CEILINGS 75,000 mi., one owner, dark QUALITY FROM $300. leasonalile Freo estimates Experience Equals Quality Work Professionally sprayed Listings: 800-749-810'! ext. 3730 red 4dr a/c auto. Good cond., * Call 732-23&-4306 •* CLEAN Call Irving 732-792-7171 BrlckWorha Specialty im. painting.Call.732-525-162S $3,900. ceWlf 718-614-4744 NO JOB TOO SMALL Homo cleaning al it's very best, ROBERT FALLON ACURATL '99-While. el/Condition, Sinca 1984 Ca||732-257-B463 ANY ODD JOBS - Can do CALL ERIC 732-254-BB21 Loaded. 120,000 highway ml. NISSAN SENTRA GXE '00 most anything. Ho Job Too PAINTING & HANDYMAN 4 dr., CD, pwr. wndws., cruise leged Children DJ /ja JAY POLISH RELIABLE Woman Small. Call John 732-261-0693 DIANTONIO MASONRY No job too small. 732-565-9290 Very Good Cond Asking conlcol,Excellent Condition. OtJTREACHCENTEn ORG $6,850. Call 732-G73-6G36. • 100-521-7566 (Jay Arthur Entertainment) Will make your home look loncrete driveways, side- - g. Call 732-441-7444 Professional* QitalltyMusU 'Jean & spolfess Mttl 8 MUII GENERAL HANDYMAN .ialks, brick porches & patios BMW 323f '98 - Get 50% oil on n tclr.rrM. From Roof to Bflsciiii'iit S Custom stone work. Free esi. 087 Power leather 6CD,rE OLDSMODtLE 98 REGENCY AAA-CASH PAID 732-679-325D or 0xr- -B88-395-3955 Nojob too small.73a-435-0546 Call 732-254-8103 sidewalks & driveways. Only $700. Call 732-202-05B9 Ed the ONE MAN BAND RENT-A-SON Honest, reliable, & affordable. DONATE YOUR CAR! tf\ Cus- Call 609-424-0660 •SHEETROCK* Taping. MASON will lit & repair steps, - eslimates. 732-690-1866 popcorn ceilings, garages, Odd lobs done Inside a out lomci A(j|jitWfil Doiuilion. 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PER MO LEASE $171. $193. FOR ONLY: LEASE H^^^T^^^B- 36 LEASE I ^V 39 FOR ONLY- RH W1OS- $227 FOR ONLY: •• ml M MOS. $O SECURITY DEPOSIT *O SECURITY DEPOSIT $O SECURITY DEPOSIT 4 doof. 6 cylinder, automatic, ps, ASS, ac, dual airbags, cruise, stereo/wJ, power window door, 6 cylinder, auto, ps. ABS, ac, airtags, cruise, slerecVcd pJayw. power windows I locks, power seats, cloth, alloys, alarm, koyless. STKW073 VlNd5CB«697. USflP i. locks, MM***, cloth, alarm, keyless. STKK338 VINS5C756306- MSRP SS8.060. $28,460. Paymani includes rebates. $750 Acme Owner Loyalty. $33,390. Payment Includes rebates: $750 Acme Owner Loyalty. Payment hdiidas le&ates: $500 College Giad 5 $750 Acme Owner Loyalty. • V RAT THIS PRICE! V 2 AT THIS PRICE! _/ \^ 2 AT THIS PRICEI J

'02 TOYOTA '01 TOYOTA '04 HYUNDAI '03 NISSAN '02 NISSAISSAN '04 JEEP '05 CHRYSLER SOLARA RAV-4 4X4 SONATA MAXIMA SE PATHFINDEER LE 44XX4 Gil CHKROfe 4X4 300C HEMI ^l, outs, p, JIBS, m, oirlogi \ door, M, oujii, ps, pb,«, slereo/cd, KikKlifmk Ai er win/Iks, tUlh. lO(MW?!5505505lrii5 . mmbtmi mP.VIHiwWOS.!!»(». iUwiar.iiiBiuiuw. il«*mi, imiHl.IIBSHS30ni.IMII". $ $ $14,888 16,111 18(666 21,666 $21,666 34,222 , THIS IS WHERE THE DEALS AREI Just Minutes From Everywhere! us HIGHWAY 10 Minutes From N. Brunswick 10 Minutes Front E. Brunswick 10 Minutes From Edison 15 Minutes From Somerset SOUTH 20 Minutns from Irt-rholri BRUNSWICK

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DUE TO OUR BUILDING EXPANSION, AND THE FACT THAT WE HAUE OVER 400 AUTOMOBILES SPREAD OVER THREE LOCATIONS, WITH NEW CAR DELIVERIES ARRIVING EVERY DAY, WE ARE SATURATED TO THE POINT OF BURSTINGS ARE STRUCTURING AND ACCEPTING OFFERS UNHEARD OF IN OUR INDUSTRY. IF YOU ARE STILL INTERESTED IN PURCHASING OR LEASING A NEW CHRYSLER, JEEP OR PRE-OWNED VEHICLE,...

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TOM FAY WfffilT WE PAY! IM1T il CEMT IHHIIIEir THIS SPECIAL PRICING PROGRAM ALLOWS ALL CONSUMERS TO BUY AT THE SAME REDUCED PRICES AS GENERAL MOTORS EMPLOYEES! ALL PRICES WILL BE OVER 0% INTEREST-FREE CLEARLY MARKED! FACTORY FINANCING Every Vehicle Must Be Sold All Qualified Buyers Get 0% For The Exact Listed Price Financing On Select New Models On The Window Sticker. Only During This Event! REPRESENTATIVES VEHICLES LEASE TERMINATION! MUST BE If you Are Currently A GMAC Lessee & Your Lease WILL BE PRESENT! Is Maturing Now Thru December 31,2005, GM Will Official Lending Institution Waive Those Payments When You Buy Or Lease A SOLD THIS New CMC. All Remaining Payments Will Be Waived! Representatives Will Be Present You Pay Nonthing! To Approve Your Loan Or Lease! WEEKEND! Offer expires July 5, 2005.

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ROUTE 18 • EAST BRUNSWICK * 732-2** £-S30Q Visit Us At: www.damieocars.cam Prices sutjrt |« ikrnige. Pta tali* J will In ke raid ly o (tmtr extepl hsin (Dili,taxes, fa S reoistoliDi) lets. Offers »ilk uaddl oppiovd. -With «edit opproul gn select modeli for select leras; see dink Alhr» limoli; see dtohr foi c«(lele details. tVekicle, ptyiMl, tarns 8 wfcs uoy my xilk credit gppnwol thru primory brier. Prices on oil vehicles only. Photos lor fclroliori only. H tors sold cosmifaly us is. Dealer jot responsible In (iron or omissions. Ad sopenedes prioi oilers. ©1005 HL Advertiiinj 52 SENTINEL, June 16, 2005

2008 JEEP Employee LIBERTY SPOHT Discount 4X4 6 speed manual, V6, PB, PS, AC, Alloy wheels, PW* Till, Cruise, Tinted glass, Sik #15419, Vin #5W70383B, MSRP $23,115, $999 cash/trade, Everyone $2000 lease cash, $ 1OO0 lease loyalty, $ 1000 trade-in on lease return 200GI Buy For FT $ CRUISER 1Z899 AUTO, 4 Cn., PB, PS, AC, TINTED GLASS, R&W ME, DUAL AIR BAGS, Sm #J5216, VIN #51560078, MSRP $15,820, $1000 REBATE, $1000 TSADC BONUS CASH, $921 DAYTON DISC. 200561 Buy For TOWN& COUNTRY SWB 15,999 £ Auto, V6, ABS, PS, AC, Tinted glass, PW, PL, Tilt, Cruise, Rear del. Rear wiper, Stk #J554, Vin #5B196457, MSRP $23,500, $2500 rebate, $1000 trade bonus cash, $2001 Dayton disc., $2000 bonus coupon 2004 CHRY SEBRING CONK

Auto., V6, ABS, PS, AC, Tinted glass, PW, PL Alloy wheels, Rear def., Tilt, Cruise, CD player, Stk #J4V4, Vin#4N175728, MSRP $27,730, $6000 rebate, $1000 CFC bonus cash, $1931 Dayton disc. 2004 JEEP WRANGLER SPORT

Auto., V6, PB, PS, AC, Alloy wheels, Tilt, Cruise, CD player, Stk #14546, Vin #4P79017l, MSRP $25,680, $ 1000 coupon, $4981 Dayton disc. 2005 JEEP Buy For GRAND $ CHEROKEE 2Z799 Auto, V6, AC ABS, PS, PW, PL, Stk #15234, Vin #50586801, MSRP $28,845, Rebate $2500, Trade-in Bonus $1000, Dayton Disc. $2546

vj LIUCl ly rciyttlnllt* ijcti jjijt I IIU, JJ \l\\jo, ^ijuo udtjitr inwu, ^ILL/UU ILMI'II tiuii, HI tuvu tucuti njyony •$) IUUU uuw m yu lease relum Total pa/inents $8736. Must finance Ihrouoli Chrysler Financial. Based on I2K mi/vear. All rebates & incen- tives to dealer. Ail costs to be paid by consumer except for license, tea., & taxes. Not responsible lor typos Pictures used • for illustration use only. See dealer for details. Sale ends three days atlet the publication date ludes corvette and 2004 models Rt. 130 North at Georges Rd, Dayton, NJ Rt. 130 North at Georges Rd, Dayton, NJ 888.216.08591 dayfonauto.net 88a£f 6.0883 Idaytonauto.net £gff AN AMERICAN REVOLUTION •:•••-• • r.;' STORE HOURS: M-F 9-9 & SAT 9-6 STORE HOURS: M-F 9-9 & SAT 9-6