! I I a a.

IN THIS ISSUE IN THE NEWS Check out Johnson Gift to be Guide mayor Page 13 Page 3

DECEMBER 5, 1996 40 CENTS VOLUME 4, NUMBER 8 New rail link rejected again The vote, expected some time this South Brunswick month, would end a two-year debate. officials welcome "We are very pleased with this preliminary decision by NJ Transit," NJ Transit decision Mayor Ted Van Hessen said. "We consider this .sound public policy and BY VINCENT A. PE MURO )R. sound fiscal policy.' Staff Writer "We think the NJ Transit staff and board took a very appropriate action," Van Hessen said. onmoulh Junction residents While most Monmouth and Ocean worried about public transit county officials were seeking the M trains running through their installation of a rail line to handle the back yards can breathe a sigh of growing number of commuters along relief. Route 9, a small pocket of Middlesex The NJ Transit Board of Directors County residents opposed any rail made a preliminary decision at its service that would run through their Nov. 26 meeting to enhance com- towns. muter busing along the Route 9 corri- Robert Donardo, chairman of the dor instead of providing a new rail South Brunswick Transportation link through northern Ocean, western Advisory Committee, said that from Monmouth and southern Middlesex the beginning of discussions in 1994, counties. South Brunswick residents have been If NJ Transit authorizes a resolu- opposed to the rail line service. tion at its next meeting to activate the bus route improvements, this would "Our committee (has) held firm in eliminate plans from the Central New our disapproval of this proposal," Jersey Transportation Board for a Donardo said. $299 million rail line connecting the "There are cost as well as safety proposed Route 92 in South issues at hand here," Donardo said, Brunswick with a station in pointing to high-speed train traffic North Brunswick High School's Alex Ramos shakes South Brunswick's Chris Morosoff in Lakewood, Ocean County, to improve increasing in the area, aswell as an the annual Thanksgiving Day tilt between the schools. For the story on the game, see commuter service to New York City expected $229 million possible price page 24. (Photo by Brian J. Berman/Greater Media) and northern New Jersey, tag. Continued on page 6 DEP to hear Route 92 application to disturb wetlands and to hear what the currently operational and proposed that serve the public interest. Township officials to public has to say on the project. negate the need for Route 92 to be built," "I would hope that there would be prepare their position Mayor Ted Van Hessen said that he Dougin said. other professional environmentalists and other township officials will attend Van Hessen said the project would there that can come out and explain the for Dec, 16 hearing the meeting, but has not decided on what require too much money and offer limited hazards that this project would cause," official stance the township will take. benefits. Dougin said, "such as the effects on the BY VINCENT A. DE MURO JR. "Route 92 is not a road that we favor "Of course, we are also taking into wetlands and any dangers to the local Staff Writer in the least," Van Hessen said, "But at account the feelings and the needs of the wild life." this time, we are ready to discuss our township residents," Van Hessen said. Route 92 is a proposed 6.7-mile lim- outh Brunswick residents and town- positions." "There is an extraordinary impact on the ited access toll highway that will serve as ship officials are expected to attend Township officials will be meeting residents that live in proximity to the pro- an east/west transportation link, con> S a public hearing sponsored by the Dec. 10 to discuss the specifics of the posed project." necting the Turnpike at interchange 8A to state Dec. 16 to discuss the wetlands application and gather more insight into Also a neighbor of the project, Dougin Route 1, crossing a number of roadways impact of the proposed Route 92 con- the project. said roadways such as Route 522, Ridge through the township, including Route struction project. Cathy Dougin, a member of the South and Friendship roads all offer free access 130. The N.J. Department of Environmen- Brunswick Transportation Advisory across the township that the targeted This individual freshwater wetlands tal Protection (DEP), Land Use Regula- Committee, said that she will be attend- truck traffic will take opposed to paying permit and transition- area waiver appli- tion Program, will be conducting a public ing the meeting to oppose the application the toll. cation request authorization to disturb hearing at 6 p.m. at the Holiday Inn on and the construction of the roadway in Speaking for the advisory committee, and fill 37 acres of freshwater wetlands, Route 1 in Princeton, to hear the NJ. general. Dougin said she will address the fact that 19 acres of transition wetland areas and Turnpike Authority defend its application "There are other alternative routes the disturbance of the wetlands does not Continued on page 6 2 SENTINEL, DECEMBER 5, 1996 NS Welcome to

( t MeetYourMutcn ti i. Call costs $1.99 per minute. You must be 18 years or older. I To Listen and Respond to Ads, Call To Place Your Free Personal Ad, Cull 1-900-370-2131 1-800-454-9100 Call costs 1.99 per minute. Must be 18 years or older. 24 hours a day • 7 days a week.

BEAUTIFUL LIVE ON BEACH fHONT PIBCl.'. MAN Sensual, spontaneous, super WJF, With limi body • luiip muiil vu I! ADS FROM WOMEN The holiday season can be 1 SWM. v, fi I tsih, miii iniiim- 40s, 5'2", 110lbs, slim, gregarious, nroonifxlm.il* .IS 0 \b' Ih ti'uiv' I'|MI pis n« •. Ihol'i uli .intly.m eclectic and fun, loves to laugh and This year, yroy, Ian MuM I'D hno< Mud (it) ' Hkirej'iWI 4." 1') MH'Oill.uut WISHES DO COME TRUE enjoys life Seeking WJM, 40-50 the most romantic time of miikuup. N/S, wilt) lisii) t] nk h w lint II W/ti'j/lll^il.V.'H) Are you ready (or romance? I am tr7636texp12/28) H7(i31l(!wp1sV.'ll| a 26 year-old SHF, enjoy cooking, HONEST RELATIONSHIP share the season with LF.T'S nion WANK ti YOUII Iravel, dining, dancing Searching the year. So answer a IiiU lM'.yi|)tMi|llWM ,H kiiJuui lor an idaalman 11764/(1/11) Sincere, above-average female, DWM,41,f>, Wbltr Iwiiwu'ijii ii 35. seeks honosl relationship with good ".onio ol tuimoi. humi ,1 lui '-'III v,ho liktt'i ihn imiplc MARRIAGE-MINDED mala of European Background Tf someone special. personal ad and find mnny Inloru'il'i I ninyi, inulnuy Ihnjimlilp Mn llmM'Si •inttiiml SWF, 23,6 2 , seeks (all SWM, 23- 7634(Bxp1g/2B) rimy Sifkiii) hi, -V 4,' N/\i,ito Miii 111111111x111,1111, in.Mlilnllll 28, lorLTR N/S Must lova chil- VERY ATTRACTIVE unim|K)itaiit,ki()')Ok 1Trt> Ul(ut|i tr/Mitli'upl.V.'l) dren and cozy nights al home TT someone special ) 7S11(exp1/11) SWF, 29. long brown/brown, sin- 1?/?B) ADVl NIUHf. BUf (• gle mom, looking for attractive, fit LETS ENJOY THF HOLIDAYS LONELY AT THE TOP .'.WM yniimjMI ','to ltinihi male, honasl, fun, canng, lari-back to share it with. Wf'M youmi 40',. iixiks 'i/JIWI tkt/ Classy DWF entrepreneur, 49, I'm Into long hair, motorcycles, mu- eariy 30s, N/&, lur fun, oxi tomnil likes F1 car races, HO motorcy- sic, nature, and realness B7632 and good COOVOHAIHHI Mir,! hi cles, casinos, and International (BXP1Z/1B) And this holiday slimitu. nllftii tivo, and linnncidllv travel Seeking tall SWPM, with LOVES THE ISLANDS securo TT/au(i!«jii?Wft) similar interests, lor friendship and HANDSOME DCNTIST ixl iKli»i»Hi(kxil, MH urn possible relationship •B7846(axp S/DWF, 5", 95lbs, dirty blonde/ season, you may be 1 brown, very attractive, romantic, DJM, 3 ), 5'G", slim. fil. liaiiisl, wr- (MjilM'1) honesl. great personality, loves to ing, normal K •.tmklng oul Intelli- NO MORE GAMES A Ollf (HI NT MAN enjoy lile, Seeking same, 35-45, setting-up something gent Jf, ?7-J/. txiliti), nltitu tivo, DWF, 27, S'5", long blonde/blue, witlivnkioi W/W/iiuiHSWt) responsible man, ready to have a (dity tiki Nil Juo i*if jyiipiiot i*no, voluptuous, ftrelty, smart, enjoy SCORPIO SEt KS S0IKMA1 f 1 clubs, movies, dining, gym You serious relationship. Share liner lounliynm h' nuln MI imj JUick things In life. B7682faxp12/2B) other than the table. Humoiuui BWM, ,10 Miok', mil 5'8"+, lit, handsome, 25-35, knows lure, C'|M!II iiiiintiHj uiKmiirxKl lo mu i otiiiliy (jul lyjHi tU V, kioil WANTED: BEACH BOY r how to treat a lady TT7B43(exp mala, 'Mt, lo slutrft ,uiiny tKiy!. lio Html, (.Hum lur Miliny himl 1/11) Attracln/B, slim SWF, 42, 5'S", To listen and respond to uni I r;nny n«jl il,, I, it Inni i( lv(ii| i H • ' liijtfiol.tlU'ii' tup I.tkn (i t Ikint u blonde/green, Catholic, seeks tall, CLASSY MANHATTAN GAL mount, itnil t ft) Wnuithililui) III. blond SWM. who enjoys the voice personal ads, call nira Cillimw W/li/1)[i>i(il<'A1ll) SWJF, sophisticated, eye-catch- ONI ON ONI ing, green-eyed brunette, who en- beach, sports, quiet times, movies, lorLTR CT767S(exo12/28) TIRED OF HEAD SAMl S (XMiitii paith iitltiitiothiliivtWM, Joys movies, theatre, dancing, and SWM, 3?, 0, VMlm, tmnui/lirtiwii Ine dming. Seeking SWJPM, 40+, BRAZILIAN WOMAN 1-900-370-2131 40 kK^', oioi h ^HIIKJI'I, nh t» kx)k SWHF, 24,110lbs, black/brown, N/K, onjoys moviit'i, quiiil w.ilk-i IMM lioiiuHmoor ' nil mnployoil honest Imancially secure, articu- rock musk;, ami tho immh, imM late, and handsome, 'Meet your helghl/walghl proportionate, at- IIK o t«)tsiio,ltijy i*n|oyi hiko mfioq tractive, Brazilian, enjoys dining, Call costs 1,99 per minuto, S/OWf, SB 3'i, for IIKHHI'-JHI |».<',. match' g7B42(exp1/11) MeetYourMatcH slbkilTII te/nmintipWMl) tUHl(itlit>roiili).Kii.lilivilii"'i !* HIGH QUALITY DESIRED dancing music, the beach, exer- cise Sacking professional S/DWM, KIND AND CONSIDHHATf By attraclrve, healthy, sensrlive SF, Musi be 18 or over wilh,SWi,.»t IS TT/Mi 1 («»P 5 2", 120lbs en|oys nature, Imer th- 26-45, lor friendship/possible ro- SWJM, 02, !)'ir, iMOll)'. N/!i, ings In lite. Seeking understand- laltonslilp g7669(exp12/2B) linnncidHy/iMnotkXtalfy r,(H urn ho mo ownur, (X)wn to u.uth n» o fjuy, ing, caring, open-minded SM, 35- WANTED HAS l ROMANTIC BLONDE seakisliapnlyiVDI' imtktrM, lur 45 ff7ao9(oxDi/11) BY PRETTY WOMAN I'M NO ANGEL INTERESTING HOPELESS ROMANTIC loot m.D Attractive, affectionate, young-look- & ADVENTUROUS cempnnloii'iliVi |XK('.WnllH W UNIQUE MAN WANTED DWF, 50 going on 25, would like DWF, 32, 5'3", 125lbs, blonde/ SWM, 34,6', 185lt)5, good-look- ) Avid fun MH'kor. tiC)iiio/t)o^trio*ii ing, slim WCF, with sense of hu- Hazel-eyes, petite figure, adven- ) 1 DWF, Miss Claim redhead, aver- to meet, SWM, retired who likes to green, enjoys horseback riding, ing, honesl, Intolligonl, Itos spati, iiwiu'r il.uu i*r lo^os liiiilth. Hill age, looking lor S/DWM, intellec- Iravel Tr76S5(exp12/2B) mor, loves travel Seeking fit, att- beach walks, candlelight dinners, turous, intelligent, enjoys almost movies, Iravol, comody clubs QUALITY (JUY 1 litlsy y<)iii(j tnmiiimn, • Imi atiif,NVf. ffiodioifiij ti.ivcl sin'k tual hard hat type with widely var- LETS DANCE ractive, secure WM, 45 65, N/S, museums, rock clubs Seeking S/ everything Soaking honesl, sin- Soaking SWF, 25-37, with sarno ied Interests, mature 37- young 52, for LTR 7T7478(exp12/14) cere, emotionally/financially se- tuoh hool'i n«il I m a widowod hiiijhl UMI h,iift>tt worn,m ?h V) Very attractive DWPF, 34, 57", DWM 25-35, similar interests, shy Interests and choraclorlsllcs. lor WCM. 50',, !iT, 1'iMt)', N/S «»• luiltfl 7r/'iti'i((>»|ii?/,U) lanky-modium build •»7777(ei

(Mnt>. lit ,iran jil r,l [ KIN(. 37, intelligent, romanllc, fit, honest, Attractive SWF, 19, S'4", 115lbs, 12/25) nv778(pxpJ/4) plncos. ph(ito|jr.i|thy, wiMikomt HOWE TOWNSHIP LADY sincere, ons-woman man, for LTH blonde/blue, enjoys working on and companionship, 50+ 7T7510 bUMlONI SIHCIAt. (exp12/H) CURRENTLY SINGLE" " Iravol. and nniunv, tuuuily 7f 57,5'6, blonde, very pretty, en|oys who likes danong, moviei, ro- cars, cooking, meeting people FREE SPIRT? 7(iM(«xpl?A>ll) SWIM 4(1 Ml IM'ih. jtlili'ln sports, water, dancing and walk- mantic dining and iravel W7663 SWM, 2G, 5'0, dark/hnzol, medi- Seeking SWM, 1B-23, who's ex- SWF, 23, 5'4", long brown/brown, um athletic build, educated, wiks THEROYALTrtFATMINr lll'llllll ' Mhilil|![ ,VV!I H 'I.1 ing Seeking an honest, camg gen- (exp 12/261 citing, good-looking and going honesl, sincere, allectionate, en- tleman, lor a relationship CT7776 ADS FROM MEN I SF, 24-28 vary fit, Inondly sonous I it, OtthldW M'H«ii|*iy(il',V,'M v. Ill' rail ir ililciii V I n |K) "ililit SEEKING SOULMATE somewhere In life ?T7474(exp i 1 J (expV4) joys road trips, animals, outdoors, minded g7a3B(oxii 1/11^ Vt>, d , tn'illr,, IJJUKHJIUII (>ii|ny • I. llluill'llijl W/M.I)(l»pl. /.'l) SWPF, 22, brown/brown pellle, 12/14) cooking Seeking SWM, 23-35, spoils, wixMni) (ml muw !iii+' WORTH YOUR TIME loves to dance, movies, walks on SEEKING SOULMATE A REALLY NICE GUY wm nr ACTIVE responsible, caring, enjoys life Ino oulqnlnti althidivii fit IiWI Full-figured, classy SWF, 27, blon- the beach Seeking maniags-mnd- Attracts, down Ic-earth SWM, 24, DWM, young 5?, N/S, lit, sneki Alll YOU? LIFE/UPBEAT ATTrrUDE Friends lirst HT7429jexp 12/25) 23 30, tolroal likitiiijiiiHKi.lniitKf de/green, seeks SWM 25-35, lall, ed SWPM, 23-27, with the same from big family, lovas family gath- S/DWF, N/S, 40 48, lit A 25 word slii|Vl.fft tr/d/.IOixiHiWU) I', Ihiuit .in ,illi,u lui'. lit Mm HI mustflched, wth great sense of hu- interests, for LTR 7T7565 (exp DWPJF, 50S, sincerely attractive, ad won't do II Call II you bolmvo YOU NEVER KNOW erings, movies, beach, quiet limes HANDSOME ROMANTIC '.Wl, ."> ll.lpll wlii) wi htis lo mor Serious replies only TS 12/211 slim, fit, outgoing, with a great togalher Seeking SWPF, 20-26, !!!!L*n7/t( 7775(exp1/4) smile, seeks lall, 52-62 man lo DWPF, 40, attractive, spiritual, hap- SWf'M, youiiti V Italian '•')", mil I mi olli.ii livn lilDWM i''> In TIRED OF HEAD GAMES? py, fun-loving, romantic, great similar Interests and qualities for HEART OF GOLD 146lln, pliywt ally fit I nj»y^ mil. LOOKING FOR A FRIEND share and enjoy the good Ilia with Me tool SWF, 40s, hazel-green sense of humor Enpys living life Lmjff7^4O|J/1JjJj j Fun-loving SWM, 40, on|oys goal doors, hk yi liny (oakiorj tiii.ni- ,'JJX k»K| |K iv tiki SBF, 34,5T, 119lbs, enpys mov- eyes, light auburn hair, genuine a best friend and partner, TT7515 Seeking S/DWPM, 38-46, N/S, lo RESPECTFUL food, talks, and snuggling Seek- clnlly sol urg, N/S, N/U, r.i->i>kiti<) 1.V.M) las, reading music, and dining, lady, seeks good man, 40-55, In- (exp12/14) L honpsl, and nlfoi limmlu wiim.in seeks SM, 30-38, honest warm- create some good memories with SWM, 43,5'9", 165lba, dark hair, ing SWF, honosl, with similar In- terested In honesty and a real re- EXOTIC AS THE TROPICS caring and sincere, seeks S/DWF, terests, for possible relationship 20-3/ for IrlnntMup and IHVII W AHt YOU hearted, who loves children, for latlonship a7564texp12/21) P7423(exp12/25) 7G7?it?^)R) OUT THERE? friendship, possibly more N/S, Sexy, youthful DF, 44, classy, phys- for companionship/relationship •g7767(oxp1/4) ) JEANS TO HEELS bWM, ffl M/H ini|oyM)i!ll *ing please g7736(sxp1/4) ically fit, humorous, adventurous GEM OF A LADY tf7839(exp1/11) MARLBORO MAN SHARE MY LIFE Slim, attractive DWF, 55, seeks businesswoman, seeks lall, hand- Wldowmf WJPM,fl!>, wouk l Iko lo rxm*«>r.iitMiK", fliKiraniiinlicdii I'M THE WOMAN FOR YOU Attractive SWPF, 33,5'6", 150lbs, HONEST GENTLE PATIENT Attractive DWJPM, 47, 5' 11", 1 sngle, honest, communicative, fun- some, athletic counteipart, 40-50 moot an alfoctlonoici, lairnfj, i«> IIPIO !ic< kmi| SWf, ;'!>,)') spoil ! SWF, 47, lull-ligured, loves cook- loving mala, N/D, SO 60 1J75B6 intelligent, witty, outgoing, stable, Handsome DWM, 39,6', 180lbs, 175lbs, dark/dark, well groomod P7501(exp12/14) blue eyes, great shape, likes woik- Wo JF, GO*, lorrati(Miii«i'Jiiii W mloilnd, willi '.uiiiUir mlorosls ing, quiet evenings, movies, hav- (exp12/21) traditional values Seeking an att- seeks attractive, trim S/DWPr, 35- 7G./1(exp1liffiB) ing fun, warns to spoil a SB/HM, JUSTYOUANDI ractive, hcnesl, genuine, well Ing out, skiing, dancing, seeks at- 50,5'4"-5'10", N/S, lor lun, travel, wt«i'i kxikivj lor Dull 45+, sincere, honest, and serious- SPARK MY FIRE tractive S/DF, who enjoys cozy dining In/out, qulol evenings, ro- FUN * ROMANCE (XMI 1V/')')(t SWF, 21, brown/green, full-figured, Attractive SWPF, vely stylish, great groomed tal SWPM, 33-40 Drug- minded lor possible LTR W7734 smile, sexy eyes, 5'3", 125lbs, val- nights, romance and fun tr 7836 mance, possible LTR n7766(flxp SJM, ?1, good lookmg, c loan (ul, WHERE seeks SWM, 22-28, Interested In Iree 7r7451(exp12/25) onjoys movios, mod convocMtioii (BXP1/4) ues, one-man-woman, classic car (expi/11) W}_ _* AlintlOU a relationship, good times H GENUINE LADY and lun llmei Seoking nttiailiva MARRIAGE-WINDED 75B2(exp12/21) lover Seeking SWPM, 6'+, 36-41, ROMANTIC AND FUNNY SEEKING MISS RIGHT SWr, 18-?/, lianoil and corini) DWF, slim, attractive, petite lady, Attractive DWPF, 42,5'2", 125lbs, FALL SEMESTER, LOVE 121 handsome, N/S, sensitivity, Intelll- SWM, 46, 6'3", 1B5lbs, seeks DWM, 36, IBObs, 5B", honest, car- person Mkldlo-inx County only DII. :U «Cj, N/S l>f 0 honoiil, in seeks honest, caring man, 45-55, down-to-earth, honest, S/DF, 37- Study with this classy, petite, 5'3' gence TB7273(exp1g/15) witty, intelligent, stable, outgoing, ing, good listener, hard-working, (oro who enjoy* (fining oul, mo to share my Me wth "Middlesex co traditional values. Awaiting gen- 47, for LTR I enjoy dining oul, mo- vio3, play,, nnmuK, ami lorntioln untv. tml DWPF, 42 Seeking honest, fun, PRETTY & PETITE vies, bowling, and tennis, N/S enjoys Ilia outdoors, beaches, din- MARRJAGI-MINDED "" secure, articulate, handsome DW uine, attractive, honest, well groom- Ing oul, movies, quiet evenings nvoninij'i. lor n spnous rolJIion BOYFRIEND WAMTED SWJF, attractive, green eyed bru- Tr7B48(exp1/11) SWM, 27, G', 175lln, family orl- PM, 38-45, N/S, for LTR. S 7S79 nello, honest, sincere, sensitive, ed, N/S, S/DPW gentleman, 42- Seeking S/DWF, 32-40, someone onlod, sooks down to-oailh, lion- 6hi(> KK)S ok trWJIoxp 1/4) SWF, 34,6T, 145bs, enjoys good (exp12/21) 47 q7450(exp12/25) SWM, 35 conversation, new places Seek enjoys movies, dancing, dining out. special lo share good times tr ost SWF for relationship F-n|oy BLONDE WRITER Seeking professional SWJM, to- Blue eyes, very lit, down-to-earth 7763(exp1/4) kids, dining oul, and good convor- ing clean-shaven SWM, 30-38, ELECTRIFYING loves dancing, cooking dinner in JUSTFRIENDS Are you a gentleman? Trim DWF 50, same Interests. Sincerity a salion Hopo to liuar Irom youl N/S, fit Middlesex County 177764 TERRIFIC WOMAN NYC Seeking nice lemale, 20s- EAST BRUNSWICK seeks 40+ SPM/entrepreneur, with mustl P77B0;exp1/4) •n26@7(exp12/282@(p] ] (BXP1/4) SWF, 4B, full-figured, fun-loving, 30s Kids ok •g7B16(exp1/11) II you don't mind driving, I'm yours SEEKING sense of humor, capacity for friend- LET'S CUDDLE & SHIVER" CUDDIES POUSH PRINCESS ship, love Enjoy hiking, parties, HONEST AND CARING sincere, honest, compassionate Retired WM, widower, 66, 6'3", SWM, 25, 6'2", asoibs. brown/ SWF, 21, brown/brown, enjoys LET'S KICK SF, 31, seeks gonumo friendships, movies, dining out, reading, trav- Attractive widowed WF, 60, S"4", Seeking SWM with similar quali- BACK AND ENJOY walks, weight-lifts, writes Seeking brawn, seeks SWF, 18-25, tall, thin, hockey, Allan lie City, movies, even- Intelligent, attractive, sensitive we? ab-40, k»flolng l o (foreign) movios elmg g7577(»xpiafi1> enjoys dmlng, quiet evenings' Sin- ties, mentally and financially sta- Lite SWM, 27, en|oys fishing, cute, who doosn'l work, and has ings out, quiet limes Seeking S man Tff7758(exp1/4) lime for love, romont.0, and laugh- r«icoi(5, comedy clubs, thoaler, WM, 22-26, for fun, friendship, pos- LEAPOFFArrH cere and affectionate Seeking wid- ble, 45+, for possible friendship working on cars, camping Seek- boachas, hiking, swlmminq, day Attractive, fun-loving, witty DJPF, owed WM, 60+, for honest, young ing female, 21-30, for a good lime ter, must be easygoing 1S7C64 sible LTR. P7760texp 1/4 ) and LTR 107471 (exp 12/25) NEEDLE IN A HAYSTACK feffil2ra8J Inps Will orawer nil colli ™"""" late 40s, 5'2", medium build. En- at heart relationship, pleasant con- tt7810(expi/ii)10(epi/ii) DWJM, 38,5'8", 160lbs, honest "MENSCH" WANTED joys theater, music, dining out, aer- Sweet, down-to-earth, wami, lov- versation N/S P7779fexp1/4) HONEST READYTO SETTLE communicative, down-to-earth, se- CONSTRUCTION WORKER" obics, dancing Seeking emotion- AND AFFECTIONATE nse of humor Seeking the same Outgoing SWM, ?7, G', 1 HOIbs, GOOD ing JW, desires JM, 60s, N/S. to ally available, romantic, fit gentle- BEAUTIFUL EX-MODEL Attractive SWM, 33,5'6", N/S, fi- COMPANY Physically fit, educated SWJF, 29, nancially secure, sincere and hon- In N/S, slim, WJF 7T 7686 (axp good build, clean-cut, lows danc- capture my heart and sharo ourIc- man, 47-54, lor possible LTR W DWF, teacher, 40s, blonde, slim, ing, dining and working oul, N/D, morrows Tf76fl5fe»p12/ZB) black/brown, humorous Enjoys est Seeking attractive, faithful and 1&B8) SM, 51, 5'10", wnoker, big horss 7561(exp12/aj) young, bright, N/S, enjoys danc- NOrugs Booking polto SF, 24-3S, lacing Inn, sooks friends wilh sun- BIG, BEAUTIFUL BABE ing, dining, shore, culture, travel dining, comedy, reading, logging loyal SWF Tor friendship, fun and SEEKING SOULMATE humorous, outgoing, with sense ol SWF, 26, Italian mom, financial- HOT-BLOODED BLONDE and sporting events Seeking car- possibly life a7845texp1/1i) ilar InlgroMjL. ^J^l&S'JML DWF, 28,5'6", long blonde curly Seeking coring, fit, successful, at- SWM, 28,57", 180lbs, dark hair/ taBer_SZ661(exp12/2B) ly/splrilually/emotionaily secure, tractive, well-groomed, professional Ing, hdhest, educated SWM, 23+, MY FRIEND AND MORE eyas, enjoys long walks, drives, HANDSOME WPM, 49 variety of Interests, will try anything hair, blue-green eyes, seeks en- SWPM, "ageless" (54) acts/looks HOllOAYS Easygomrj, succosslul, Iran, on ergetic, spontaneous, down to ear- DWM, 47-57, lor ITR n7680(exp N/S, for LTR 1T7454(exp12/25) horseback riding, ice skating ARE APPROACHING once. Seeking SBM, 21-40. with younger, sincere gentleman, Irlm joys music, conversation, having th guy, long hair? That's ok smo- 1268) amusement parks, outdoor fun SWM, 25,6'2", 220lbs, gorgeous same qualities Monmoulh Coun- nice, healthy, honest, N/S seeks fun Soaking WF counterpart, for ke? OK 2 Call me TT7555(exp ATTRACTIVE LADY CARING SOUL Seekng honest, affectionate SWF green eyes, onjoysromantic walks , tvontv. g7684(exp12/28) trim, funny, honesl, affectionate 24-30lorLTR. •ff7683texp12/2m special, caring friendship Middlo- 12/21) lntelHgentDWF,mld-5Os.5'3-, 110- DWPF seeks widowed or DWM, pretty lady, 40-49, with good sense movies, cralls Seeking sincere WISHES DO COME TRUE SWF, 18-30, quality, to enjoys hoi Are you ready lor LTFVpossibla re- A LOT TO OFFER Ibs, brown/brown, enjoys music, 50+, who's Introspective, com- ol humor lor possible LTR? V CUTE AND LONELY dancing, dining, camping, Allantic passionate, happy, successful, Ways together ana more, kids ok lationship? I'm an attractive, slim Attractive SWPF, 2B, seeks emo- 7a44(exp1/H) SWM, 35, 5'9", 185lbs, black/ Tr766O(ci«piggB) VERY WARM liqnally/financially secure SW or City Seeking same In sincere honest Please be tall, cuddly, DWF, 50+, enjoys cooking, Iravel, brown, homeowner, shore house HI ~ AND AFFECTIONATE Middle-Eastern male, 32-42, to en- male, 55-60. Christmas is my lav- make lime Carpe Diem" lo explore CONTRACTOR dining, dancing, searching for the enjoys boating, biking, skiing so- SWM, 37, seeks SW/H/AF, 24-35, Italian WM sooks. tomnlu, 20-45 joy sharing life with No children, orlte time of yearl B7666(axp culture, fun, possible relationship SWM, 40, seeks S/DWF, 30-43 Ideal man, 50-60 1X7637(exp for LTR, possible marriage, Tt cializing seeks SWF, 25-35, with tor LTR Musi like lo Iravel Livo lor a fun loving very casual rela 12/28) please. rf74B3(exp12/14) 12/28) g7354(exp12/18) ?Sr lnloresls O7640 (exp 7841(exp1/11) 12/28) and love life to the lullosil v lionship with good phono conve- Z§5?

GUIDELINES: Meet Your Match Personals are for adults 18 or over seeking monogamous relationships To ensure your safety, carefully screen all remnn^c Pird ii 1 ~~ —— Abbreviations are pemiillod only lo mdi- .. ,,led This publication reserves tho right lo B 1 QUOa a ial lllls u an Meet Your Malcl1 ,r,r,'m^r,'ohi='XriX^,'"T ^"i'i X.^' ""' "T!l"° '" y " H o"«auon ana its agents as a result thBronr'Vi;n"X'i' 2, y Personals ad Tha advertiser assumes SENTINEL, DECEMBERS, 1996 3 THIS ISSUE; Johnson to serve as SB mayor

BY VINCENT A. DE MURO JR. Staff Writer he word around town is that Democratic Township Committeewoman Debra Johnson will serve as mayor in T 1997. "That is the rumor," Johnson said. Under the current form of government, the five-member Township Committee picks one member to serve as mayor each year. With Commiltecman-elcct David Schaefer joining Johnson and Committeeman Ed Luciano, the party majority will shift to the Democrats in 1997. Traditionally, the controlling majority party nominates a party member to serve as mayor. The three Republicans, Roger Craig, Douglas Hoffman, whose seat Schaefer will fill, and Ted Van Hessen, have all served as mayor. The mayor has several powers other committee members do not have, including the power to call emergency meetings, to declare a state of emergency and to perform marriages. "Besides these three additional powers, the only thing the mayor is, is a chair of a body that appoints you to be chair," Van Two new police officers are Hessen said. sworn in. The mayor has other responsibilities, including running meet- Page 5 ings, making some appointments without the consent of the com- mittee and sitting on the Planning Board. Johnson is more than willing to accept the mayoral responsi- bilities, with the support of her party behind her, she said. Democratic Party officials said the decision to pick Johnson REGULAR FEATURES as mayor was made even before Election Day. Debra Johnson "We had discussed this, with the possibility that if the Democrats would win the election, I would be the one selected again in 1992. • Classifieds Page 26 for mayor," Johnson said. "We were prepared for the eventuality "Ted has been my mentor throughout my whole political • Editorials Page 10 of our winning party control." careet," Johnson said. "He has been an inspiration, and I would • Letters Page 10 Johnson, who will be in the third year of a three-year tenn like to thank him for all his support." Page 12 next year, said it is too early to tell whether she will seek re-elec- Besides Cherry's term in 1992, this year's election marks the • Milestones tion. first time in seven years that the Democratic Party has had con- • Obituaries Page 21 She prefers to concentrate on the year at hand, she said. trol of the committee. • Police Beat Page 21 She also has plans. History has shown that there have been some rough times •Real Estate Page 22 "Our form of government has not changed, but our leadership between the two political philosophies, but officials have predict- • Sports Page 24 has," Johnson said. ed that things will smooth out in the coming year. "In South Brunswick, we can anticipate a year where there "I have had conflicts for the past two years with the commit- will be greater access to government, controlled-growth initia- tee" majority, Johnson said. "But, I don't see any reason why I tives and an emphasis on quality-of-life issues." should anticipate a problem in the next year as mayor. Phone numbers: Johnson said she would like to see more people become "We will be working for the benefit of the township, not ',' *•' , Editorial , - - involved with the township's boards and commissions and volun- against each other," Johnson said. , 254-7000 |Xt, 226 teer services. Van Hessen said that he also feels it is lime to slop the bicker- PAX 284-0486 If selected, Johnson will be the third woman to hold the scat, ing and start working for the benefit of the township. 1 Circulation since 1930, where Emma Rowland served as the first woman "I have thoroughly enjoyed serving the township as mayor 254-1755 mayor in 1930 and 1931, followed by Carolyn McCallum in and if Debra is mayor in 1997, I wish her well," Van Hessen Display'Advertising 1978 and 1983. said. "I have no doubt that the other four members of the com- 972-6740 , , Johnson will not be the first African-American person to hold mittee will work just as well together to make '97 a successful '• »>FAX 254-0256 the seat as mayor, although she will be the first black woman to year for the township." Classified 1-800-660-4ADS serve in township history. "I'm sure that "97 will be a good year for me and for the • Classified FAX 432-0016 Ted Cherry, who is black, served as mayor in 1979, 1980 and - township," Johnson said. Sentinel Hotel employee victim of robbery hold of the victim and said: "Don't look build. The suspect allegedly at me. Lay down on the floor, face down The suspect was wearing a blue knit Managing Editor bound worker's hands, and slay there." Marilyn Duff cap, a blue shirt and blue pants. legs; emptied register The suspect bound the employee's One point police reported was that the Executive Editor hands and legs with tape and then pro- victim said his attacker was dry, while it Gregory Bean BY VINCENT A. DE MURO JR. ceeded to empty the hotel register. had been raining very hard outside. Publisher Staff Writer Reports indicate that the attacker in- Police said they believe this fact re- Kevin Wittman structed the victim to remain on the floor sulted from a possible get-away vehicle. SOUTH BRUNSWICK — An em- for 10 minutes, at which time he fled in Police could not confirm whether the ployee of the Novatel Hotel,on Indepen- an unknown direction by unknown method of operation for this crime match- dence Drive, was the victim of an armed means. robbery Monday. es any other crimes in the past, or whether A Greater Media Newspaper The employee freed himself after three this business had suffered any similar Police reported that at 12:24 a.m., a minutes and contacted the police immedi- robberies, but the investigation is continu- night employee of the hotel was attacked ately. ing. and an undisclosed amount of cash was The investigation has turned up no taken from the hotel night deposit bag. evidence as yet to the identity of the sus- If anyone may have witnessed any- The Sentinel Newspaper is published The victim reported to police that the pect. thing unusual in the area of the hotel that Thursday by Sentinel Publishing Co., attacker came at him from behind, while night, or has any information about this or Edgeboro Rd., East Brunswick, N.J. 08816. No composite has been made available Standard postage paid at East Brunswick, he was away from the hotel desk. by police, but the victim described the other crimes, they are asked to contact the N.J. $40 a year. First-class mail subscrip- The report indicated that the suspect suspect as a Hispanic male in his mid- South Brunswick Police Detective Bureau tion available at $72 for 26 weeks, 40 made no mention of a weapon, but took at (908) 329-4646. cents a copy. 208, 5 feet 5 inches tall, with a medium 4 DECEMBER 5, 1996. SENTINEL 4 VISIT PATCH STUDY Ages 18 - 55 Male/Female Caucasians Only Wear Patches on Inner Forearm 40.00 LIVING HISTORY — Tinsmith apprentice Annie Pederson (I) demonstrates her craft at a tinsmithing program Sunday at the New Jersey Museum of Upon Completion of Study Agriculture in North Brunswick. Beside her is her father, Norm. (Photo by John K, Delaney) For Details Call Hill Top Research, Inc. Practicing the art 908-247-2902 of tinsmithing Agriculture museum met McMillan during Civil War re-en- actments. is hosting a Winter "I got to work in the tin shup in Festival this weekend Richmond Town," said Annie, "and they let me stay there." BY JOHN K. DELANEY In addition to her command of tin- smithing skills, Annie is knowledgeable Staff Writer about the history of her craft, which she shared with museum visitors, NORTH BRUNSWICK — Dressed in The budding tinsmith added that the vintage clothing and displaying n col- museum setting restricted the demon- lection of her handmade tin tea pots, can- stration to a degree. dleholdcrs and ink-well containers, tin- smith Annie Pederson demonstrated her "We can't do any soldering hecau.se it craft to visitors Sunday at the New Jersey will set off the fire alarms,'" Annie said. Museum of Agriculture, College Farm The program, which was to feature Road. both tinsmithing and blacksniithing, was limited to tinsmithiiig because of the rainy Despite her talent, she is not a master weather. The blacksmith demonstration tinsmith yet. was to be held outside. "I'm an appren- tice," explained An- "There were still a nie, tracing an outline lot of people here," on a piece of steel The museum said Gail Traul/., program coordi- SPECIALS EVERY DAY electro sheet metal frequently holds behind a work bench events which provide nator for the muse- containing shears, um. "(Annie) is wire cutlers, swedges a window to anti- doing this as a liv- MATTRESSES ing history demon- and other tools of the quated farming IN STOCK, QUICK FREE DELVERY, OLD BEDDING REMOVED trade. methods, like thresh- stration." "This will be a ing, and household The museum fre- snuffer tray," Annie quently holds e- mm said, using the shears activities, like apple vents which provide to cut an oval out of cider making, using a window to anti- IR KoiP the sheet metal. quated farming POSTUREPEDIC PERFECT SLEEPER POSTURE BOND traditional tools. methods, like The 13-year-old threshing, and THERAPEDIC resident of Staten Is- household activi- land has been an apprentice for two years ties, like apple cider making, using tradi- Also: Area's Largest Display under the tutelage of Bill McMillan, chief tional tools. of restoration at Richmond Town in Staten COTS • HIGHRISERS • DAY BEDS • FUTONS & FRAMES Island. The museum is located at the entrance BRASS BEDS FROM WESLEY ALLEN, DRESHER "Originally, this would go on for seven of Cook College of Rutgers University. •CUSTOM SIZES MADE TO ORDER • 3/4 SIZES IN STOCK years," Annie said. Founded in 1989, the 30,000-squarc- fool facility is the state's only museum FOAM CUT TO ANY SIZE • SPLIT BOX SPRINGS IN STOCK She said she will probably serve one more year before she decides if she wants which depicts the evolution of agriculture to continue as a journeyman, or in this from the Native American period to the 609 298-0S10 60§ S86-5518 case, journeywoman, and then a master. present. The museum has an extensive BORDENTOWN HAMILTON SQUARE She also pointed out that a girl apprentice collection of antique animal- and was unheard of during the trade's heyday machine-driven machinery. Other mu- Rt. 130 Between Yardviile & Bordentown 1951 State Hwy. 33 in the 1800s. seum pieces include horse-drawn sleighs and general store delivery vans. Annie acquired her apprenticeship OPEN DAILY & SUNDAY through her father Norm Pederson, who, The museum will hold a Winter Fes- sporting a handle-bar mustache and wire- tival from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday and rimmed glasses, accompanied his daugh- from 1-4 p.m. Sunday. The program will ter at the demonstration. include snowflake art, ice carving and A history buff like Annie, Pederson other seasonal traditions. For more infor- mation, call (908) 249-2077. SENTINEL, DECEMBER 5,1996 5 S.B. swears in two new police officers Schwarz and Nyitrai The $150,000 will be leceived in the form of a three-year semi-matching grant, become department's where the funding covers 75 percent of newest members the officers' salaries for the first year, 50 percent for the second year and 25 peicent BY VINCENT A. DE MURO JR. for the third year. Marosey also said that this is the first Staff Writer year that college degrees were required to SOUTH BRUNSWICK — The two take the test for the township police offi- new South Brunswick Township police cer position and that this is the first time officers took their oaths Tuesday before the department has hired an officer under the regular Township Committee meeting. the Alternate Route Program. Rick Schwarz, 24, a Franklin Town- Nyitrai, instead of getting hired by the ship resident, and Las/io Nyitrai Jr., 23, department and then going to the police fiom Montgomery Township, became the academy, went to the academy on his newest members of the department. own, then applied for the position. Capt, Michael Maroscy, standing in for Normally, departments will fund the Chief Michael Paquette, said these two police academy training for their new offi- new recruits bring the department's staff cers, but Nyitrai, woiking for the up to 66 officers. Montgomery Township Police Depart- ment as a dispatchei, said he felt it was "That is just three less than the most necessary for him to complete the acade- officers we have ever had, with 69 back in my on his own before getting the job. 1990," Marosey said. I DO SOLEMNLY SWEAR — As his proud parents look on, Laszio Nyitrai Maroscy said the new hiring practices "This shows dedication to the job," Jr. (c), one of the two new officers hired this year by the South Brunswick began three years ago, making use of the Marosey said. Township Police Department, receives the public service oath from federal funded grants implemented by The first officer in his family, Nyitrai Township Clerk Kathy Thorpe (r). President Clinton. said he has always wanted to follow law (Photo by Brian J. Berman/Greater Media) The township received $150,000 June enforcement. 4 in federal grant money to hire two new "I've been a police explorer since I and field tiaining. where the trainees learn the ropes of the police officers. was 15," Nyitrai said. "My mentor in the Schwarz will graduate the academy on township. Lt. Ron Schmalz said that South Montgomery Police Department, Sgt. June 13, when he will begin his training. "These officers arc going to be getting Brunswick applied for the Community Thomas Cranstoun, helped me decide to "I'm looking forward to the academy," a healthy dose of community policing," Oriented Policing (COP) Universal giant go to the academy on my own. Schwarz said. "My brother went to the Marosey said. in the fall of 1995, as part of Clinton's "The opportunity presented itself, and I same one and he has been telling me what "I can't wait to get a taste of eveiy part efforts to fortify the nation's police forces. did not want this opportunity to pass me to look forward to." up," he said. of the department," Schwarz said. "I've Part of a federal operation imple- After each graduates at their respective been out of school for a year, and I can't Nyitrai began his employment with the dates, the new hires will go through1 four mented by Clinton in 1994, moneys seized wait to get started." in the line of municipal policing are being department Wednesday with Schwarz, but weeks of in-house training on policy and will graduate Dec. 19 from the Somerset procedure, then move on to a field training "This is something I've wanted to do returned to municipalities in the form of all my life," Nyitrai said. grant money to hire more officers. Police Academy and begin his in-house officer program for eight to 12 weeks, Blanket target of fatal fire in Milltown "The fire was started on the bed in the potential failure of smoke alarms and other shelter and within ten minutes, we con- Woman dead after fire room where the victim was found," said safety devices, could not be reached for tacted the Red Cross, which came out and rages through borough Bob Ritz, an investigator for the prosecu- comment. set up coffee, doughnuts and refresh- tor's office's arson unit. "There was the The Mill Condominium complex's ments," Safker said. condominium Thursday remains of an electric blanket on the bed office could not be reached for comment. Residents were permitted back into the BY SCOTT GOLDSTEIN and we're doing something to sec if there The four story building — a converted* building at 3:30 a.m., roughly three hours was a problem with the blanket." factory — contains 42 units. About 80 res- after the fire began. Residents, however, Staff Writer The prosecutor's office is investigating idents were evacuated from the building. arc not permitted back in two of the con- MILLTOWN — The Thanksgiving whether the particular electrical blanket "It was 18 degrees out and most people dominiums, including the victim's and the morning fire that claimed the life of a 51- was on recall, Ritz said. had bed clothes on, so we immediately one above it, whose owner initially called year-old woman at the Mill Condominium Safker, the Milltown police officer, was opened up the municipal building as a the fire into police. complex may have been caused by an elec- first on the scene, responding to the Mill trical heating blanket, Milltown Police located across Washington Avenue from Corporal Robert Safkcr said. police headquarters in just 32 seconds. "We're looking toward a possible elec- "There was a heavy smoke conditions ATTENTION SENIORS trical type of source, possibly an electrical and we noticed there was no alarm sound- Time Is Running Out!!!! blanket she had," Safker said. "We're ing, so I manually pulled the fire alarm," BEWARE: New MedicaidLaws Will Affect You checking a couple of other sources, but it Safker said. look likes its going to be electrical." Safker said he and Patrolman James A new Federal Law Effective January t, 1997 calls for criminal Safker confirmed that an electrical blan- Miceli did not see flames and could not penalties if you give away your assets In order to qualify for ket was found in the bedroom of apartment determine what unit the fire was burning government assisted nursing home care (MEDICAID) 4, where the lire started. in. Evelyn Niglio died of smoke inhalation "We knocked on the doors and told LEARN WHAT YOU CAN DO BEFORE after the 12:38 a.m. began in her bedroom, them to get out," Safker said. JANUARY 1, 1997 TO AVOID CRIMINAL LIABILITY & located on the second floor of the condo- Roughly 10 or 15 minutes later, fire- AVOID CATASTROPHIC FINANCIAL LOSSES minium unit. Milltown firefighters found fighters found, the source in Niglio's first Niglio, who had lived at the Mill for only floor condominium. The fire was limited to ATTEND ONE OF OUR CONVENIENTLY two weeks, lying unconscious on the floor. the bedroom, police said. LOCATED FREE SEMINARS She was rushed to Robert Wood Niglio moved to the Mill from East WOODBKIDGE Brunswick two weeks ago and was sublet- EAST BRUNSWICK Johnson University Hospital, New SHERATON RAMADA Brunswick, where she was pronounced ting a room from the condominium's owner who also lived there. The owner, Monday December I6tlx Tuesday December 17th dead shortly after. 1 PM - 3 PM 10 AM - NOON "We feel that she had stumbled onto the whose name was not disclosed by police, also lived in the unit, but was not home that Route 1 & Gill Lane 195 Route 18 South fire and attempted to put it out and was Exit 131A CGSP North) Exit 9 NJ Turnpike overcome by smoke," Safker said. morning, police said. Exit 130 CGSP South) The Milltown Fire Department, with There was no relationship between help from North Brunswick and East Niglio and the condominium owner, BENJAMIN D. ECKMAN, ESQ. Brunswick departments, extinguished the besides the tenant agreement, police said. Practice Limited To Elder Law & Estate Planning fire in about an hour. While police officers said they did not Seating Is Limited, So Call Us At The Middlesex County Prosecutor's hear an alarm, it could not be confirmed Office labeled the blaze accidental and does whether one had actually gone off or not. 908-289-0305 not suspect arson. Fire Marshall Edward Harto, who inspects buildings and would investigate the 6 DECEMBER 5, 1996, SENTINEL

1 Proposed Route^^^^^^H •• WK Rt. 92 application / Vg0^*~~~"'^jC SOUTH ^1 itnproveiiK-Mls at ihc interchanges for Continued from page 1 l ~~~-lC*-~>~*~~\ v>O BRUNSWICK Route J2 ami Route 1 am) other inter- one acre of state-open waters at various changes at I'mine Kiuui. Route 130 and locations throughout the project. the Turnpike. ~^S$^*Jt^* " * • » «r"~""""^—~*—"jk-tf'Sv ¥ W/ The total amount of clean fill to be Additionally, ilu* project will require ** >^ / /> ^^ 3 placed in the wetlands for construction the construction of 10 bridges over intersecting roadways and railways and k purposes is 522,443 cubic yards. The project will have a permanent and construction under one of the existing roadways. temporary effect to these areas. The toll road will consist of two 12- The proposed toll pla/a facility will he ' - ^r Q>/ I MONROE foot-wide lanes in each direction with I2- constructed wesi ol Route I.M). foot-widc shoulders. The public is invited to attend the J L_ The travel lanes will be divided be- hearing and will he accepting written .— ._ :t>. tween Route 1 and Route 130 by a 26- comments on the permit application. foot-wide grass median with 5-foot left Public comments should he sent to Dr. shoulders. Gary Bakelaar. principal environmental Route 130 and the N.J. Turnpike In- specialist with the Department of linviron- terchange 8A will be divided by a con- mental 1'ioteciioii Land Use Regulation crete median barrier. I'lemenl, CN 401 50 1 !•. State St., 5 The proposed project requires road Station Pla/a. Trenton, N.J. OK625-0401.

By June Sweeney CPE Most BOARD CERTIFIED ELECTROLOGIST Technologically NJ Transit decision Advanced Equipment • Individual, sterilized 609-520-9632 Continued from page 1 disposable probes Van Hesscn said that township • Physicians method of sterilization $ officials are not opposed to rail • FREE private consultations line service in general but rather 5.00 OFF this specific proposal. • Servicing both men and women "For a number of years, South ANY SERVICE Brunswick has been in discus- Conveniently located off Rt. 1 behind the •: WITH THIS AD! Princeton Hyatt at 12 Roszel Road, West Windsor sions with NJ Transit for com- muter rail service in our area," Van Hcssen said. "Our argument was that this proposal was a fiscal folly. "The option that was offered at this time was not the right option," Van Hesscn said. Transit officials said they intend to keep the right of way on the defunct rail tracks in the event that there is a consensus support- ing a rail line in the future. "I understand that the issue is being talked about again," Donardo said. "Nothing official, MADDEN'S but I thought the issue was put to Greenhouse & Nursery bed."

ALL Fresh Cut Christinas Trees

Reg. $34.96 $2995 from 7 to 10' • Granite • Ceramic Tile with this coupon only exp. 12/24/96 STOREWIDE SAVINGS CUSTOM LIVE OR AETIPICIAL WEEATHS, CENTERPIECES & ARRANGEMENTS 10-25% OFF* GRAVE BLANKETS • PINE ROPING & GREENS DAKAR SERIES 8X10 WALL DESIGNER FLORIST QUALITY Sq. Ft. 6X8 WALL Poinsettias COUPON CHOOSE FROM lOOO'S OF ORNAMENTS & COLLECTABLES $ 00 $ 0COUPO0 N Country Craft - Victorian - Gold & Ivory - Crystal i 50 OFF* ,' Old World - Russ Berrie Bears - Folk Art and Lots More! 75 OFF* I I a purchase of *400.00 or more I a purchase of '600.00 or more I L-.«._»- _jbcp.J2/2O/96 j - •-" I 4312 Rt. 27 • 1 mile south of The Market Place 'Coupons cannot be combined with any other offers. (Little Rocky Hill) 908-297-6566 4490 Stelton Road • S. Plainfidkl Rt. 529 off Rt. 287 JO mins. off Rt. 1 (908) 752-0888 Fax (908) 752-9388 \HOLIDAVINN MIDDLGBGX MALL Store Hours; Mon.-Fri. 9 am-8 pm«Sat, 10 am-6 pin • Sun. SENTINEL, DECEMBER 5, 1996 7 Cop wounded Woman brings heroin to jail 77K only One-Rare saitess letf-sl\uidlng gutter on the imrkct loriiy.IU BY JOHN K; DELANEY After signing in at the lobby desk, a accidentally prison guard put the newspaper through NORTH BRUNSWICK — North v Staff Writer a an X-ray machine, which revealed Brunswick Officer Jason Hatez, 25, was something was hidden inside the paper, Leafuuara^ NORTH BRUNSWICK — A police said. • Ono-Piece Seamless • Wide Range treated at Robert Wood Johnson Hospital, Construction Of Colors New Brunswick, Dec. 2 for an accidental woman who allegedly tried to supply The guards then paged through the heroin to an inmate in the Middlesex • Unique Hooded • Saves You Time, gunshot wound to the hand. newspaper and found a $20 bill and a Trough" Money & County Adult Correctional Center Aggravation The officer, who has been with the small bag of white powder, believed to • Will Not Clog (MCACC) is now an inmate herself. • 20-Year Limited department for two years, was at home at be heroin, taped to a page, according to • Maintanonce Free Finish Warranty 9:20 p.m. and preparing to report to duty Sharon, M. McCann, 32, of 555 Old reports. • One-Day Installation •This ii noS a envuriny dovlc» for existing guitars, when his 9mm service weapon ac- Post Road, Edison, was arrested for McCann was arrested and charged • Heavy Duty but a romplela giillor lytlo bringing contraband into the facility at Aluminum cidentally discharged, striking him in the with possession of a controlled danger- • Attractive; Blends In fleshy portion of.the hand, causing a 1:38 p.m. on Nov. 28, police said. ous substance, intent to distribute and With Home Design minor injury. According to reports, McCann was bringing contraband into a drug-free in- The incident is under investigation by at the facility to visit a friend who is stitution. She was transported to the For Free the Internal Affairs Unit and the Detective currently serving a sentence. She MCACC in lieu of $10,000, with no 10 Estimate Bureau to determine the cause of the dis- brought a newspaper with her. percent. Call charge. The officer was admitted i#7 overnight for observation. ietuleis'in Gullets" — John K. Delaney SWISH-SLAM BRIEF WHOOSHH • DUNK • JAM • CHEERS • SWISH • SLAM • JEERS Volunteers sought « BUZZER * WHOOSHH • DUNK * JAM to read to children SWISH • CHEER • Si AM • JEERS • BUZZER The South Brunswick Public Library WHOOSHH • P'.':,* • WHOObh., - DUNK • JAM will be hosting "Take a Break With CHEERS ••SU'^ri • SLAM • JEERS • BUllt?. • WHOOSHH Books" from 12:30-3 p.m. on Dec. 14. • DUNK • r. Jan. 6 Princeton /•30 pm Fob, 32 Syracuse 7 30 pm Greenbrook Elementary School, Jan, 11 Pittsburgh 7.00 pm Feb. 26 Georgetown 8Q0pm Kendall Park, is hosting their Annual Jan 15 West Virginia 9:00 pm Mar ! VILIANOVA 7.00 pm Holiday Breakfast and Boutique on Jan.1& Villanova 12.00 pm Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon. Jan. 22 WEST VIRGINIA 8'0C pm 'Homo Harries in c ip Come join us for breakfast, holiday Rutgers Basketball Sponsors: A.G. Edwards • Amboy Check Exchange • Budwelsar • Central Jersey Nissan Dealers • Eighteen Lumber • High Grade Bevaraqe • photos, children crafts and holiday shop- Irvington Linoleum & Carpet • MoAtsers Restaurant • Nissan Motor Corporation < Somerville Lumber • Sprint • Tall Pines Chiropractic Center • Windsor Tractor Trailer ping. Driving School • University Orthopedics • Venezta Bishop & Partners S DECEMBER 5, 1996, SENTINEL NS N.B. disabilities expert speaks BY JOHN K. DELANEY Heiulry speak on The Arc of New jersey's "A Key of Our Own" campaign, which is Staff Writer seeking a reduction in the state's wailing list for group homes ami other residential NORTH BRUNSWICK — Andrew services for people wilh developmental Hendry, llic director of governmental af- disabilities. fairs for The Arc of New Jersey in North Brunswick, was the plenary speaker at the "Hssentially, a lot ol' states have been Louisiana state Developmental Dis- looking at whai we're doing about the abilities Council's annual convention held waiting list," Henclry said. in Lafayette, La., from Nov. 11-13. In New Jersey, the "A Key of Our Own," which addressed the .shortage of Andrew Hendry The Louisiana group requested that permanent housing for developmenlally disabled people, resulted in a state ref- erendum, passed by voices in 1994, pro- viding funds for the construction of new housing for people with disabilities. Hendry said other states are looking to New Jersey organizations for ways of addressing their own housing shortages. Hendry staled that the first step (o pro- This Way For Trees & Trimmings viding housing for the developroentaliy ^* • • ' life' Mi II disabled is to make the public aware of the problem. $K it J ' ^ ^ "That's what's been making this work," said Hendry. "We've put a face on fl, l|lf #( QO ALLENTOWN the numbers. We hope that (he things S|«SlW'' If* ^^^ Keris Tree Farm & Christmas Shop we've done here will (continue) on a % ^%l!§ili Sv (0 Choose & Cut, Balled & Burlapped national level." % ^WiillliP1 il M'' or Fresh Cut • Christmas Shop Recently, The Arc of New Jersey formed a task force to ensure that indi- L S^.m K^^'-?®P-F.™"tffi^fi viduals in need of housing are provided for as soon as possible. Since the state ref- erendum was passed in 1994, the state government has been criticized for drag- ging its I'eet in supplying funds for hous- ing. (^) EAST BRUNSWICK "The Arc protested and said the slate ^^ Giarnarese Farms was moving too slowly on the issue," Cut. Your Own • Pre Cut Trees Hendry said, adding that bonds which Table Top Trees • Grave Blankets Roping • Decorations were to fund some of the construction • Wreaths - Decorated & Underrated were not initially sold. "The Treasury Stand Straight System & Stands (Department) is now making those funds 135 Fresh Pond Road available." 908-821-9494 IN BRIEF MONROE Audition for 111 W.V. Griffm Nurseries Abner' on Sunday Choose & Cut Broadway Bound Kids is holding audi- Pre-Cut Trees & Greens Old Church - Applcgardi Rd. tions for Li7 Abner on Sunday from 1:30- 908-257-2484 3:30 p.m. for kids ages 6-17, at North Brunswick High School, Route 130 & Raider Road. All those auditioning should be pre- pared to sing "Zip a Dee Do Dah" or "Happy Birthday." SOUTH BRUNSWICK The first rehearsal is Dec. 15. All other rehearsals will be scheduled on Friday Crossroads Nursery evenings, Saturday or Sunday afternoons Victorian & Country in January. Performances will take place Xmas Shop Jan. 24 and 25. Rehearsals and perfor- Live or Artificial Trees Grave Covers • Wreaths mances are at North Brunswick High , 981 Georges Road School. 908-297-8110 For information, call (908) 821-6644.

SOUTH BRUNSWICK PTO to sponsor W.V. Griffin Nurseries Choose & Cut, Balled, Pre-cut holiday breakfast Trees & Greens Greenbrook School PTO will hold a 190 Fresh Pond Road Holiday Breakfast and Boutique from 9 908-257-2484 a,m. to noon on Saturday at the school lo- cated at 20 Roberts Road, Kendall Park. Breakfast foods such as pancakes, waf- fles, bagels, donuts and drinks will be served. There will be gifts for children to purchase for family members; price range To place your listing on this page call 1-800-660-4ADS is $143. Santa will be available for picture tak- ing. SENTINEL, DECEMBER 5, 1996 9 IN BRIEF '55 Alive' driving Children's books course to be held are much needed The South Brunswick Chapter of The South Brunswick Public Library is COUNTRV FOLK ART AARP will hold a "55 Alive" driving again participating in the "Books to Keep" course on Jan, 21 and 22 at the South program. SHOW & SALE Brunswick'Library. The classes arc open The program, a project of the Libraries to anyone over the age of 50. Graduates of Middlesex, collects new, unwrapped are entitled to a 5% discount on auto in- children's books (preschool through ado- suiance premiums and deletion of two lescent) to distribute to disadvantage chil- points from one's driving record, if ap- dren throughout Middlesex County during plicable. the holiday season. For more information and to register, More than 80 books were collected call (609) 395-1061. during the library's Halloween Party, and additional ones have been received, but more arc needed. DECEMBER 6-7-8 AARP to meet at Book donations may be dropped off at the library through Dec. 15. an earlier time For more information, call (908) 329- SOMERSET The South Brunswick chapter of 4000. AARP will meet at the South Brunswick GARDEN STflTE EXHIBIT CENTER Senior Center at 12:15 p.m. instead of 1 1-287, Exit #6 - Rt. 527/New Brunswick, North on Rt. 527 to 1st light, left on p.m. on Dec. 13. Ed and Sue Cedar will Scouts are selling Davidson Ave for 1/2 mile, GSEC on left - FREE PARKING I provide a program of music and song. A light lunch will be served. Christmas wreaths THE LEfSPINQ FOLK fiRT fi CRfiFTS SHOW IN THE Boy Scout Troop 50 has kicked-off its NfmON FEATURING OVER 150 OF THE BESt QUfiLIIY La Leche League annual Christmas wreath fund-raising FOLK fiRTISfiNS FROM fiCROSS THE COUNTRY campaign. All of the wreaths arc made Country & painted -furniture ¥ folk art paintings, prints, calendars, greeting & to meet on Dec. 13 from scratch by the boys. note cards ¥ pottery & stoneware ¥ baskets ¥ woodcrafts ¥ quilts ¥ blacksmith The Princeton North Group of La Sizes and costs arc: 18-inch wreath, ¥ dolls & toys V pierced & stenciled lamp shades ¥ miniatures ¥ teddy bears ¥ Leche League will meet at 10 a.m. on $12; 24-inch wreath, $18; 36-inch wreath, tole painting; rag & braided rugs ¥ carvings ¥ dried florals ¥ country clothing, Dec. 13. Meetings are held at the Mary $30; and 48-inch wreath, $65. Wreaths up accessories & textiles ¥ gourmet delights & thousands more handmade & Jacobs Public Library, Route 518, Rocky to 8 feet in diameter can be special or- unique decorating and gift-giving, ¥ affordably-priced creations, ¥ including Hill. The group serves the townships of dered.. French Country, Primitive Country, Americana & Victorian items, ITEMS HAY VARY South Brunswick, Princeton, Montgomery Call (908) 329-8980 to place an order, ¥ All beautifully displayed and sold in three-sided country room setting booths. ¥ and Franklin and meets at 10 a.m. on the Following the holiday season, Troop second Friday of each month. 50 will resume its regular meetings on Friday 5 pm- 9 pm Adm. $6 Membership is not required, Mondays at 7 p.m. at Judd School. Fam- (Early Buying Privileges - Public Welcome) » Country? For more information, call (908) 874- ilies interested in the scouting program are Sat 10 am - 6 pm Adm. $5 Folk Art Shows, Inc. 0024 or (609) 466-0036. welcome at any time. Sun 10 am »4 pm Adm. $5 Holly, Ml-(810) 634-4151 Children under 10 Adm. $2 • NO STOLLERS PLEASE'

EARN $2,5 Deportment LIGHTED 2 HOUSES v DeVrieat s

Now is the Lime to add that Women ages 21 to 30 needed special piece to your to help infertile couples Department 56 Collection realize their dreams " A Collector's Dream" Saturday EARN $2,500 AS AN EGG DONOR Dec. 7 For Further details call Retired pieces will be available for 6ale* IVF New Jersey Limited Quantities Available on a first come, first, serve ba&is Fertility & Gynecology Center, RA. Special Opening 1527 HIGHWAY 27-SUITE 2100-SOMERSET, NJ 08873 DeVries Hour 908-220-9060 Hwy. 27 9:OO am North Brunswick. Ask for Maria (9O8) 297-1244 'Special Restrictions Apply Please Call Between 10 AM & 5 PM 1 O SENTINEL, DECEMBER 5,1996 ..NS | OPINION |• OUR VIEW Shoppers must take precautions ecently, a rash of where you have to walk to attacks have occurred your car, try to do so With R against women in the another person, or group of East Brunswick area. people. A male attacker has been If you must walk alone, forcing women into their cars, have your keys ready so that mugging them as they leave you can enter your car quick- their work place or while ly. Do the same when return- shopping or merely traveling ing home. around town. Also park your car in well Although these crimes lighted areas and leave a against women have been lim- porch light on at your home. ited to the East Brunswick Once in your car, do not sit area, violent crimes have also there too long waiting for the occurred lately in South . engine to warm up or for the Brunswick and North windows to defrost. Brunswick. If you are traveling, let There also has been region- people know when you plan to al news about parking lot ban- leave and when you plan to dits targeting holiday shoppers return home. at shopping malls. While shopping, don't Just this past Sunday, a overburden yourself with woman was accosted by an heavy packages and keep your Your Turn armed robber in the parking purse inside your coat and sasassBMKs-ffiaaMSE: lot of Fashion Plaza, Route 1 your wallet or in your front in North Brunswick. pants' pockets. Tanning may be hazardous to health .- Fortunately for her, she If you carry pepper spray was not hurt and a good or Mace, be sure it is handy f you're missing those sunny A popular Irani now is attend- Samaritan came to her rescue, summer days and that healthy ing a tanntnjL'. salon in the off-sea- while you are walking to your glowing tan, you'd better CUEST COLUMN retrieving her purse, which the car. I son to keep thai healthy glow. think twice. Many salon owners tell you that robber ripped from her shoul- If you use other personal TRACY MATEYKA der, using a knife to cut the Due to the rising rates of mel- their sun lamps provide you with defense items make sure that anoma (the most deadly form of only the safest "tannin).', rays." shoulder strap. you know how to operate skin cancer) and other*health Don't buy it. These devices This is the season for giv- them so that they won't be problems caused by the sun's burns, however, can .suffer skin cancer and premature aging. are so dangerous, almost all skin ing, but unfortunately, those used against you. rays, there's no such thing as a cancer experts would like to see What you do as a teen-ager who would take advantage of The simplest way to avoid healthy tan. commercial tannin;' salons and others are on the lookout for becoming a victim of violent How can something that can make a difference because skin cancer and wrinkling often home lamps ennipletely banned shoppers with fattened wallets crime is to avoid any unneces- makes you look great be so dead- froni the market. to do their holiday shopping. sary traveling during the take years to make themselves iy? apparent. Tanning booths provide huge Local police authorities are evening hours. The sun emits two types of In fact, experts say that among doses of highly toxic UV-A rays, warning people that at this A quick checklist of safety ultraviolet radiation: UV-A and the major risk factors associated which some people mistakenly time of year, as the days grow tips is printed below. UV-B. According to the National think arc safer than UV-B. shorter and more people are For more information about with melanoma are three or more Academy of Sciences, UV-A blistering sunburns during adoles- Skin cancer isn't the only out during non-daylight hours, how you can protect yourself probably causes as much as 95 problem. In a recent issue of the they are becoming easier tar- and your family from violent cence and three or more years of percent of the melanoma-induc- outdoor summer jobs. FDA Consumer, Dr. Lorraine H. gets for attack. crime, contact your local ing effect of sunlight. UV-A and Kilgman of the University of There are a few simple police department. Some researchers say that UV-B both play major roles in even the thickest coat of sun- Pennsylvania Medical School, things you can do to protect We want everyone to have causing less harmful skin cancers Philadelphia, said that people yourself from being attacked. a safe, happy holiday season, screen may not be enough protec- as well as wrinkled skin and eyetion, who use tanning devices often When leaving work, a so don't forget to take precau- problems such as cataracts. have a lower immunity to colds shopping center, or other place tions. A study at the M.D. Anderson and oilier infections. The ironic thing about tanning Cancer Center in Houston, Texas, is that the only reason your skin found that sunscreen didn't stop Even with these limitations in | SafetyTips gets darker is because the skin's mice from developing melanoma. mind, the American Academy of DNA has been damaged. Yet another report, published Dermatology recommends that H^l^i!i!HiiS|^HIliPpiiP|i||Pilii(l When you are exposed to last year in Annals of Epidemiol- everyone use a sunscreen with at IIIBl^lliiiBiiilllliliiilllli! ultraviolet radiation for too long, ogy, suggests that sunscreens least SPF 15. II^BiifciiiSlili your skin attempts to protect itself might actually be contributing to It has been estimated that if from the radiation by thick-ening the rising rate of skin cancer by you use an SPF 15 sunscreen and producing melanin, the chem- regularly before age 18, you can lilliiilSpwSiiliiliiilllSibliiiii preventing sunburn, which is the ical that darkens your skin. body's natural warning system. reduce your lifetime risk of skin Certain people are more prone As a result, according to the cancer by as much as 78 percent. jlli^^H^^ttilillliljillliBl to the ill effects of the sun be-report, people are staying in the Your best protection may be to cause their bodies don't produce sun longer and unwittingly expos- learn and to appreciate the natural enough protective melanin. ing themselves to dangerous lev- look of a healthy "untan," B(Bil^(8iiiliiiiHiKi!iil Even those who rarely get sun- els of UV rays. Tracy Mateyka is a resident of Old Bridge Township. •MHHNHMMtt IB^fcB(MBlilBii)ilSHPipipisnipiiii TO THE EDITOR ^HHdKi^iiMI|KBII|8(IMHtfHBMNNI NS SENTINEL, DECEMBER 5, 1996 11 Gadzooks! Contest offers the big prize Winners will have their or the environment. Drawings of the char- acter are optional. characters appear in an The deadline for the contest is Feb. 3, educational comic book 1997, but Smith said the company already has begun to receive submissions. BYGINABOTHNER "We've had a very positive response," Smith said, noting that the company gets Staff Writer about a dozen calls a day fiom teachers ids, put on your thinking caps. You who want to use the materials in their class- could be the next Stan Lcc of the es. "We're expecting incredible creations health and science world. liom kids." K One first-place winner will be chosen Tim Peters and Co. Inc. has put out a call for fourth- through eighth-graders to from each grade and two grand-prize win- create a new superhero or villain for the ners will also be chosen, Smith said. The company's line of Bio Comics. grand-prize winners will receive a $500 The student with the winning entry will U.S. Savings Bond for the student, a free win a pn/.e, as well as one for his or her computer for the school and a $250 cash teacher and .school, and have the character reward for the teachei. immortalized in a comic book. First-place winners will receive a According to Shane Smith, communica- Captain Bio Fun Kit for the student, a tions director for the Pcapack-Gladstonc- Captain Bio assembly for the school, and a bascd education company, the goal of the Captain Bio Educational Kit for the teacher. Bio-Logical Brainstorm contest is to gen- "We want to give each school, each crate students' interest in health, safety, sci- classroom and each student equal oppor- ence and environmental issues. tunity," to participate and win, Smith said. "There is so much educational value in Bio Comics' hcio, Captain Bio, is a non- comic books," Smith said, noting that the violent hero who uses an invention called a graphics, bright colors and fast-moving, ac- bio-metcr to travel inside the human body tion-packed plot formats of comic books to find and diagnose disorders and illnesses. are good for attracting "reluctant readers." These inside looks help students understand The Bio-Logical Brainstorm competi- such conditions as asthma, diabetes and tion is thcMlrst contest of its kind for the epilepsy, and make them more aware of 15-year-old "company which produces the conditions their peers may have. Dr. Wellbook scries for younger students, According to Smith, Captain Bio was and Bio Comics for students in grades four created by the company's founder and pres- and up. ident, Tim Peters, I 1/2 years ago at his Extensive mailings have gone out to daughter's suggestion. school principals and superintendents "Kids really need to know what's hap- throughout the state, Smith said. The com- pening in their own bodies and to other pany also has visited the New Jersey people," Smith said. Science Convention in October and the Besides gaining better understanding of New Jersey Education Association various health-related issues, the comics Convention last month where Smith said it also address preventative measures. had the biggest impact. However, you won't find Captain Bio "We have a lot of requests from teach- on the shelves of your local comic book ers and children," for different topics, store, Smith said. Tim Peters and Co. Inc. Smith said. "Here's an opportunity for stu- products arc available through the company dents to create and use a new character as catalog by calling an 800 number. an educational tool. Win or lose, they can "You're not going to sec (Captain Bio) still use their creations in health or science out-muscling his opponents," Smith said. lessons with the class." "He uses his brain rather than his brawn to Students must submit the name of their solve problems." character, a description of the character, For more information on the contest or and a 50-word essay of how the character any of the Tim Peters and Co. Inc. prod- got its super power, or, if it's a villain, what ucts, call the toll-free number I-800-543- kind of danger this villain poses to humans 2230. IN BRIEF For more information, call Debbie a Jamaican buffet including Jamaican beef available. 'The Nutcracker' Steib at (908) 329-0646 or Kathy Altaro at patties, jerk chicken, peas and rice, fried For more information, call (908) 985- (908) 329-2832. plantains, banana bread and mango sher- 3084 or (908) 251-7256. to be presented bet. Dance to live-Caribbean music. Footlights Dance Company, along with Representatives of the Jamaican tourist Stage Door Dance Studio, proudly pre- PTO to sponsor industry will also present a brief program. Book drive at North sents The Nutcracker Dec. 20. The perfor- mance will begin at 7 p.m. at Hightstown holiday breakfast Cost is $6.95 for adults; $4.95 for chil- Brunswick library High School, Leshin Lane, Hightstown. dren ages 3-10. Greenbrook School PTO will hold a Reservations are suggested. For more The North Brunswick Public Library is The cost is $8 for adults, $5 for chil- Holiday Breakfast and Boutique from 9 information, call (908) 297-3734 or (908) collecting donations of new hardcover and dren and senior citizens. Refreshments a.m. to noon on Saturday at the school lo- 297-2424. paperback books for "Books to Keep." will be served. cated at 20 Roberts Road, Kendall Park. The program, a project of the Libraries of For information, call (908) 521-1525. Breakfast foods such as pancakes, waffles, Middlesex, collects books to distribute to bagels, doughnuts and drinks will be Musical to be staged disadvantaged children throughout served. There will be gifts for children to Middlesex County during the holidays. S.B. residents can purchase for family members; price range Dec. 6-8, Dec. 13-15 New hardcover and paperback books is$l-$3. Kids on Stage will present Oliver on sponsor seniors Santa will be available for picture tak- Dec. 6-8, Dec. 13-15 at The Villagers suitable for children from preschool South Brunswick High School Project ing. Barn Theatre, Somerset. Evening perfor- through adolescence may be brought to Graduation Committee is asking residents mances are at 8 p.m. on Fridays and the North Brunswick Public Library to "sponsor a senior" with a donation of Saturdays. Matinee performances are at 2 through Dec. 15. Funds are also needed to your choice. The funds will be used to pay Event to have p.m. on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. purchase additional books for distribution. for an all-night graduation celebration Contributions may be made payable to onboard the Spirit of Philadelphia. The musical, which is based on the an island flavor classic novel Oliver Twist by Charles Libraries of Middlesex and mailed to Mail your donations to: SBHS Project The Six Mile Run Reformed Church Dickens, has music and lyrics by Lionel Sharon Karmazin, Libraries of Middlesex, Graduation, South Brunswick High and Gypsy Travel will co-sponsor Bart. The production features a cast of East Brunswick Public Library, 2 Jean School, PO Box 183, Monmouth Jet., NJ "Jamaica Night" 4-7 p.m. on Sunday at more than 50 community children. Walling Civic Center, East Brunswick 08852. the fellowship hall. The event will feature Ticket prices are $9. Group rates are 08816 or brought to the library. 1 2 DECEMBER 5, 1996, SENTINEL NS STORK CLUB Patricia and Rainer Perkons of Kathleen Ritz and John David Kendall Paik announce the bnlh of ihcn Siinko, South Biunswick, Oct. 2K, a son. daughter, Stephanie Mane, Sept 11 in Mary Ellen and Christopher Gi- Robert Wood Johnson, New Biunswick ampictro, Noilh Biunswick, Nov. 4, u The baby weighed 8 pounds and joins her son brothci, Nicholas, 4. Gtandparents me Marie and James Daley of Stalen Island, Annette M. and Albert C\ Jacoby, N.Y., and Use Perkons of Las Vegas, Nev Monmouth Junction, Nov 8, a daughter. Gicat-giandpaient is Vincent Depcte of Lee Ann and Frank McQuire, Staten Island, N.Y. Godpaients aie James Monmoutli lunetion, Nov 10, adauglHei. Daley Jr. of Milford, Pa., and Pctia Soibo Patricia and Rainer Perkons, Kendall of Riverside, 111 Patk, Nov. 11, a daughtci Maria J. and Kolondo V. Valdez, The following buth.s wcic icccntly Monmouth Function, Nov 13, a daughtci. announced at Robert Wood Johnson Lin Hcnkin and Joe Itiinstein, Ninth University Hospital, New Brunswick: Biunswick, Nov. IK, a daughter Karin and Michael Vecchio, Noilh Bi unswick, Sept. 25, a daughlei. The following builis weic icceiitly Janice Fate and Bcnhart Eishclc, announced at the Medical C'enlei al South Biunswick, Oct. 4, a son. Pimceton: Maria and Angelo Certo, Noith Jacqueline and Stacy Williams, Brunswick, Oct 8, a son. Monmouth Junction, Nov. 24, a son. Danni Pena, North Biunswick, Oct. Seana and Michael Surgruc, Nathan Harvey, Jennifer Cassaday Leonard Marzigliano Jr., 11, a son. Nina Michalski Pimccton, Nov. 25, a daughter. Cassaday—Harvey Cheryl and Michael Dolashewich, Kathleen and James Slomian, North Brunswick, Oct. 16, a daughter. Jameslnug, Nov. 26, a daughter. Mr. and Mrs Robert W. Cassady of Michalski-Mafzigliano East Brunswick announce the engagement Andrea and Barry Bale, Monmouth Jeannine and Michael Plntoff, Anthony and Kathleen Michalski of Junction, Oct. 24, a son. Monmoulh Junction, Nov. 26, a son. of their daughter, Jennifer Lynne Cassaday, Kendall Park announce the engagement of to Nathan Gale Harvey, son of Dr. and Mrs. Mary Ellen and Craig Engel, Kendall Theresa and Michael Charben, their daughter, Nina Cathleen Michabki, Park, Oct. 28, a son. Monmouth Junction, Nov. 28, a daughter. Gale Harvey of Warsaw, N.Y. to Leonard Anthony Marzigliano Jr., son The future bride is a graduate of East Brunswick High School. She earned a of Leonard and Christine Marzigliano of bachelor's degree in mathematics and Manalapan. IN BRIEF mathematics education from Grove City The future bride graduated Irom South (Pa.) College, and a master's degree'in Brunswick High School. She earned a mathematics education from Rutgers bachelor of arts degree in special educa- Santa to arrive by airplane on Dec. 24 tion and psychology from Kean College, Graduate School of Education, New Every year, Santa schedules a stop at The most important pail of the event is Union. She is a teacher with the South Brunswick. She is employed as a mathe- the Princeton Airport to distribute gifts for the collection of gifts for the needy chil- matics teacher at North Brunswick Brunswick Board of Education, Township High School. Monmouth Junction, area children. Once again, the manager of dren in the aieu. If you plan to participate, Her fiance" is a graduate of Grove City Her fiancd graduated from Manalapan the airport, Ken Nieienberg, has received you are requited to bung unwrapped gifts (Pa.) College, where he earned a bachelor's High School. He graduated and received a word confirming the trip via an aircraft on of clothing, books or toys. degree in psychology. He is pursuing a bachelor of science degree in business Christmas Eve. His estimated time of The volunteers need time to soil and master's degree in counselor education at management from Kcan College. He is an arrival is 11 a.m. wiap many gifts. The airpoit is asking that the State University of New York at East Coast regional manager with If you wish to have your children pai- Brockport. all gifts Ibi the needy and for Santa, he Diamondback Inc., Dayton. ticipate in the event, please bring a brought to the "chimney" boxes in the A July wedding is planned. A May wedding is planned. wrapped gift with the child's name in lobby of Princeton Airport by Dec. 16 TO OUR READERS large text on the outside. If there is more between the hours of 8 a.m. and 6 p.m.. than one child, parents arc requested to There is no charge for the event. Greater Media Newspapers is happy to share its readers' good news on the Milestones pages. Forms are available for readers who wish to announce engage- wrap the gifts in the same paper and tic Princeton Airport us located on Route 206 ments , weddings, births and wedding anniversaries. Information also is accepted m them together to expedite the distribution. in Montgomery Township, 3.5 miles noilh written form. All submissions must include a phone number at which someone may be Adults are advised to bring children of the town of Princeton For more infor- contacted during daytime hours. To request a form, call 254-7000, Ext. 234. prior to 11 a.m. and wait in the hangar. mation, call (609) 921 -3100.

|M II II

Our computerized collision center is a Licensed ISI.jr. Auto Body- Shop .We are equipped to repair and refinish foreign and domestic vehicles with an advanced Sprayoalce Paint, Booth and Oven to Appearing ensure a factory in our pub! quality finish. Our professionally trained PRIME RIB FORWARD technicians •will strive THRUST to always provide top Thursday, Dec. 5 FREE quality service. DINNER Wednesday, Dec. IIHappy Hour Buffet Happy Hour STAN Priced Drinks Custom Painting Saturday, Dec. 7 Mon.-Fri. FREE ESTIMATES * Foreign k Domestic 4-7 PM No Appointment: • Welding & Fabrication $095 Fool Toufnm Necessary &veiy Wednesday ftigfot Appetizers also available Located at Rt. 130 & Rt. 522 in Dayton R-Oixte ISO • North Brunswick, IST.-JV adjacent to Days Inn 297-7933 908-329-4068 NS SENTINEL, DECEMBER 5, 1996 13

A G R E AT E R M E D I A N

Some of best gifts are ones you make By Dorothy Lindstrom Special Sections Editor L I,» 'J—\ ou don't have to spend a foitune to give your fnends and loved ones a gift they'll cherish Once you have your gift-giving list settled, decide on a limit of, say, $25 per pei- t>on. Then, develop a theme for your gift. If you're a smait shopper, you'll be surprised how much $25 can buy. Here are some suggestions to help you "with your gift list. • At the supermarket 01 specialty store, buy a few boxes of dry legumes — lentils in diffeient colors, kidney beans, split peas — that can be used to make soups. Layer them in a canning jar or any clear glass jar with a lid. Put a square of colorful cloth ovei the mouth of the jar and attach lid or cover the lid with the material and fasten it with a ribbon. You might want to attach a small contamei of spice or a hand-printed soup recipe with another piece of ribbon. • Not cveiyone's adept at needle- work, but here's an idea for all ages and skill levels. Buy a latch hook pil- low kit and craft the piece per instructions. Get a square of material like felt or velvet in a complementary color and use a whip stitch to attach it to the latch hook canvas. Stuff with batting and some potpourri To personalize your pillow, sign your initials in a corner of the back with a BOUNTIFUL BASKETS — Anna Prusctno arranges a gift basket of fruits and other items available at American glitter pen, and write the date Harvest on Route 18 in East Brunswick. Like many produce stands and specialty shops in the area, American • Get a composition book with Harvest is open seven days a week in December. lined or blank paper. With a thin (Photo by Brian J. Berman/Greater Media) layer of cotton batting in place on the hard covers, place a piece of fab- Line the basket with packing Athletes always needs things like considering a basket full of gifts. ric over the batting. Turn the edges "grass" or one or two tea towels or socks, a strap to hold on sunglasses, Swing through a department store of the material over neatly and apply place mats (new, of course) and fill a water bottle or headband. like Value City for small toys, stuffed a thin line of glue. The books can be up with anything you think your Does someone you love have a animals, puzzles and games, Children used as a journal or, if the paper is friend or family member will like and passion for golf? Buy a square of love to unwrap things and a small unlined, a sketch book. use For instance, try scented candles green indoor-outdoor carpeting to basket of surprises is guaranteed to • Think of a theme and stick with and soaps and a pretty soap dish; a mimick a putting green, line a basket please, much like the pleasure chil- it. For example, you can buy a wick- selection of food items from a spe- with it and fill the basket with items dren feel when they see a Christmas er basket the size of which can vary cialty shop (make sure they are non- such as a package of golf balls, some stocking full of goodies. with the gift idea you have These perishable); or hair care products tees and perhaps a nice pair of Shopping for Christmas and baskets come in all shapes and col- including a friend's favorite shampoo leather golfing gloves. Hanukkah gifts, doesn't have to be a ors and you can find them in just and conditioner, some hair clips or If creating clever gift baskets is a drudge, and you don't have to spend about any store you go to. Make sure "scrunchies" and a nice hair brush little too much for you to cope with, a lot of money. And remembei, it's the basket price is on the low side, Music lovers will appreciate a there are literally dozens of shops the joy of giving — enhanced by the because you want to fill it with good- small basket with a new CD or tape and larger stores that can help you personal touch of a handmade gift or ies and remember, you're on a bud- and maybe a packet of blank tapes out carefully selected gift basket — that get and some batteries for their headset. Don't forget your children when is the true message of the holidays. 14 SENTINEL, DECEMBER 5, 1996 NS GIFT GUIDE A GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS SPECIAL SECTION Keeping Christmas trees fresh is easy

elebrating Christmas with a real trunk (about a half-inch up from the tree has been a tradition for 409- original cut), and place the tree in a tree C years. The National Christmas stand that holds two or more quarts of Tree Association estimates that more water. than 35 million families will carry on this "Caring for your real tree is easy. The tradition and purchase real trees this hol- most important thing to remember is that iday season. real trees need waler daily," says Geiger, "Choosing a real Christmas tree can "Never let your tree stand go dry." be fun for the whole family," says Joan A .seal of dried sap will form over the Geiger, communications director for the cut .stump in four to six hours if the water National Christmas Tree Association. She drops below the base of the tree, pre- suggests a few simple steps to follow venting the tree from absorbing water when selecting a tree: later when the tree stand is refilled. If a Melinda Madden decorates a tree on display at the Madden Flower Shop • Do a freshness' test. Gently grasp a seal does form, another fresh cut will in South Brunswick. With proper care, trees can last a long time. branch between your thumb and forefin- need to be made. ger, and pull it toward you. Very few A tree will absorb as much as a gal- needles should come off in your hand if lon of water in the first 24 hours and the tree is fresh. Take a look at the one or more quarts a day thereafter. ground around the tree. You shouldn't Water is important, because it prevents see an excessive amount of green nee- the needles from drying and the dles on the ground. Some loss of interior boughs from drooping. brown needles is normal and will occur - • In addition, keep your tree away over the lifetime of the tree. from heat and draft sources, like fire- • Once you've chosen your tree, places, radiators and television sets. keep it in a sheltered, unheated area, like Test your light cords and connections a porch or garage, to protect it from the before hanging them on the tree to wind and sun until you're ready to dec- make sure they're in good working orate it. order. You don't want to use cords with • Before you set up your tree, make cracked insulation or broken or empty a fresh, straight cut across the base of the sockets. Tips on kids' software can simplify shopping

ong after other toys are tossed in ware to buy? the corner, parents are delighted to "With so many educational software Lfind their child happily exploring a titles on the market, parents are over- new software program. whelmed with the choices," says Margo Educational software is a great gift Lillig, child development specialist for idea because it keeps children interested Discovery Toys. When holiday shopping and busy, and expands their horizons. for software, Lillig recommends parents But how do you know which soft- seek the following characteristics: • Replayability: Look for software that has an age guide and choose one that offers challenges for several ages. • Kid-friendly: Choose software that is easy to use. Kids should be able to begin playing with the software immedi- ately without having to read a manual Manufacturers of Women'*'Clothln first. • High in learning value: Software should be engaging, encourage problem OuM solving, emphasize strategic thinking and present children with challenges to Below Warehouse • Manufacturer's Cost Hours; exercise their minds. 10AM-6 PM • Breadth of activities: Choose a pro- Jrs. • Misses • lg. Sizes gram that offers a wide range of activities from adventures to math to language to Weekend Sale Dates creative expression and exploration. th th • Innovative and fun: Fun -is number Dec, 7 & Dec- 8 one on a child's list. Choose software that is interactive and challenging and , NJ 609^860:2727 engages children, holds their interest and $ 00 provides them with hours of fun. FF A Discovery Toys Educational Any Purchase Of 10 OFF Consultant offers parents and children Any Purchase Of hands-on experience with their .software $10.00 Or More Any Purchase Of i $25.00 Or More $50.00 Or More before they make the purchase. That Not Valid With Any Other Offer 1 Not Valid With Any Other Offer Expires 12/22/96 Expires 12/22/96 Not Valid With Any Other Offer i way the learning experience lasts a long Cash Or Check Only Cash Or Check Only Expires 12/22/96 III ^VMiy GMN I I Cash Or Check Only r and enjoyable time. $M si For more information and a free brochure, call (800) 426-4777. NS SENTINEL, DECEMBERS, 1996 15 GIFT GUIDE A GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS SPECIAL SECTION Shop now for the year's hottest toys By Kevin Friedlander fast moving vehicles. The Mutator Correspondent ($80) and the Jet Turbo Dagger ($50) will keep any young child occupied he holiday season is upon us for many days — or until the batteries and it's time to decide what to run out. The Jet Turbo Samurai ($60) Tget the kids tor Christmas or is a radio-controlled motorcycle Hanukkah. Parents once again have which would excite even adult bike to put on their thick skins to prepare enthusiasts. Of course, as is the case to do batlle with other parents in the with all electronic or radio controlled toy and department stores, where this items, batteries are sold separately. year's most popular games and toys Toys from the hit Michael Jordan are going to be in demand. movie "Space Jam" have flooded the Hopefully, this list of gift suggestions stores in recent weeks. Action figures will help you organize your shopping of Jordan and many of the Looney so you can just run in and out of the Tune characters featured in the movie stores quickly. can be purchased for as little as $8 or This year's hottest gift items for as much as c h i 1 d r e n $-50. There r a n n g e also is a f r o in "Space Jam" expensive hand-held video game electronic s y s t e m s starling at $200 Lo C c h e a p Another <""'<" "ill occupy its Mich a e 1 movie niar- J o r d a n k e t e d action fig- around the ures costing Christ-mas just $1. season is Of course, the Star many of the Trek film same toys and " F i r s t games you Contact." Action played with figures of the U.S.S. Enterprise and all when you were a child are still popu- the characters can be found in most lar. Monopoly, Scrabble and life are al- stores. ways perennial big sellers, as are Of course, children love to watch Tonka trucks, Raggedy Ann and Andy videos and they make an excellent dolls, Hot Wheels miniature cars and gift. This year, as always, Disney Ll-GOS. Cabbage Patch Kids have offers reliable family-oriented made a entertain- c o in e back ment, this year and " D u m bo," Barbie con- "Cinderella," tinues to "Snow White d e 1 i g h t and the Seven young girls Dwarfs," as with her end- well as the if you don't watch out, this Pressman 'Clown Around" toy will wing a less line of more recent- foam pie at you. accessories ly released J * * for herself "Toy Story," and pal Ken. "Aladdin" You can't go and "Poca- wrong if you hontas" are p u r c h a s e safe bets for your daugh- the younger ter the Barbie children. Travelin' Sur- It's also prise House, Foam-backed puzzle pieces fit together to never too ear- Shoppin' Fun create this 3-D White House ly to teach Barbie or the your child to Jewel Hair Mermaid Barbie Doll. play an instrument. Casio and Video games are more popular Yamaha offer electronic keyboards than ever and the Sony PlayStation, perfect for aspiring young musicians. which was introduced last holiday Casio's Jammin! Juniors keyboard and season, is the biggest seller. The the Children's Electronic Guitar will PlayStation costs $200 and games cost put any youngster on the road to an average of $55. Madden '97, a foot- music success. ball game; Tekken 2, an action ad- The only catch to toy shopping is venture game; and NBA Hang Time that the longer you wait to begin your are guaranteed hits for those looking shopping, the less likely it is that the for exciting video fun. Nintendo 64 stores will have any of these items in and the Sega Saturn Core System are stock. Then, you'll have to settle for other video game systems popular the less popular games and your chil- with youngsters — and some adults. dren may be disappointed. So, get out Each system retails at roughly $200. there and start that shopping. Just Radio control cars have been a fa- think, next year you'll get to do it all vorite of kids for some time and this over again with a whole new crop of Characters from Disney animation films will be cuddled by youngsters long year Tyco has introduced a number of toys on those wish-lists. after the holidays are over. Santa Pooh and Reindeer Eeyore are shown here. (Photo courtesy Disney Stores Inc.; all other photos, courtesy. P?-essman 7by Corp..) 1 6 SENTINEL, DECEMBER 5,1996 GIFT GUIDE A GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS SPECIAL SECTION

cKnstis off

908-94(M

it's your 1 st cruise Ask us about special rates or your 1 st cruise this year, for singles, couples, families CruiseOne is your passport or groups on cruise lines to the perfect cruise! worldwide. We'll plan the perfect cruise for your personality and budget. Call Your Local Independent Cruise Specialist for Current Specials and Free CruiseOne Magazine Robert Cardaneo open7 Days Monmouth Junction, NJ LUSTROUS — See your jeweler for a pearl item that suits your taste and CRUISEONE. & 908-438-1139 budget. SI In Cruising Nationwide 800-519-0050 Pearls remain the perfect holiday gift he holidays are a perfect time to almost three-dimensional glow emanat- give a lasting gift of value and ing from within the heart of the pearl, T beauty — cultured pearls. To judge luster, look at your reflection Pearls come in all shapes, shades on the surface of the pearl. The clearer and sizes, from freshwater to South Sea, and crisper the reflection, the more and there is a cultured pearl for every valuable the pearl. price range. 2. Surface — Because cultured 40% Off Brooches and pins, necklaces in a pearls are created by nature, it is rare to DIAMOND variety of lengths, brace-lets, earrings find a pearl that is completely free of and rings all can be found in modern any surface blemishes, like pits, spots JEWELRY designs, as well as in the or small bumps. Still, the traditional styles. Men can fewer blemishes on a spice up their ward-robes pearl, the more valuable with cultured pearl tie Only it is. clips, shirt studs and cuff 3. Shape — The links. natural and rounder and more sym- Choosing the right metrical a pearl, the more r.50%Off style is necessary, but cultured valuable it is. However, selecting the perfect baroque pearls, which 14kt GOLD pearl is just as important. pearls are are irregular in shape and Devin Macnow, execu- often cost less, can be JEWELRY tive director of the very beautiful. Cultured Pearl Informa- considered 4. Color — Cultured Be Sure To Ask About Our tion Center, advises con- pearls come in a variety sumers to be cautious fine gems. of colors from rose to SPECIAL HOLIDAY LAYAWAY PLAN and to shop smart. He black. While the color of *warns against being de- a pearl is really a matter Ask for our low prices ceived by imitations. Only natural and of the wearer's preference, usually rose Remount Your Engagement cultured pearls are created by living or silver/white pearls tend to look best JEWELRY Ring While You Wait oysters and are considered fine gems, on fair skins, while cream and gold- Repairs done on premises toned pearls flatter darker complexions. Diamonds and Fine Jewelry Watch Batteries Macnow and the Cultured Pearl Custom Made Information Center urge consumers to 5. Size — Cultured pearls are mea- Appraisals & Special Orders look at the elements that can influence sured by their diameter in millimeters. both the quality and cost of a piece of They can range from smaller than 1 mil- * South Brunswick Sq. Mall • 4095 U.S. Highway 1 South cultured pearl jewelry, The most impor- limeter in the case of seed pearls to 20 £\ Monmouth Junction,.NJ • (908) 329-2811 •..'•« tant are: • millimeters for a large South Sea pearl. A. A! -V./•;; •; HRS:MON.-1-R1. 10: WAM - 7PM. SAT. 10:3DAMoPM. & SL'N; 12-51'M - 1. Luster — Luster refers to a com- Other factors being equal, the larger the bination of surface shine and a deep, pearl, the more valuable it is. SENTINEL, DECEMBER 5, 1996 17 LENOX FACTORY CLEARANCE CENTER Recent Videos for Holiday Gift Ideas 53 Commerce Drive, Cranbury, NJ (6O9) 395-SO5O

Action/Adventure Family Dragonheart The Adventures of Pinocchio Goldeneye Aladdin the King of Thieves Independence Day Flipper Mission: Impossible James and the Giant Peach . Twister The Land Before Time IV Toy Story Drama The Wizard of Oz Braveheart Anniversary Issue Get Shorty Willy Wonka and the Heat Chocolate Factory Leaving Las Vegas Family Now &Then Bananas in Pajamas The Usual Suspects The Big Comfy Couch Goosebumps Olsen Twins Celtic Pride Schoolhouse Rocks Father of the Bride Part Shop imes Grumpier Old Men Gift Sets The Nutty Professor Beatles Anthology Spy Hard Grateful Dead: The Concerts an The Godfather Present this ad toi^Ke an Additional Romance Jackie Chan The American President Pride and Prejudice 20% off mer-qjjpifse with the last The Bridges of Madison County X-Files How to Make an American Quilt digit of the selling price ending in a "9" Star Wars Trilogy Sense and Sensibility Example: $30:© Sale Hours; Mon. - Sat. 9:00am * &:Qppm Sun, - i 1:00am -6:00pm ( Closes at 5;00pm Dec. 24 ) ©Lenox, fne 1996 Lonox Pottery Clearonen Canter Mor«hondi*B cpn*ljtt* Q* *«conM WMI tmm m^ BMM mm* mum MMM *m±m MMM ««tw MM **** *••** M*M triaM aM mfw WMN WMJ it's Worth The Trip From Anywhere... liitzx ' urraturV— s "Fine Quality Home Furnishings At Substantial Savings" IT ALL! Handbags • Jewelry • m AH at Discount prices Featuring Fashion * Quality Handbag, Value • Service • Dining, Bedroom, Occasional And Yes. we Promise • Carpeting & Area Rugs % • Custom Upholstery 20 • Lamps & Accessories watches off Entire Stock Take • Prints mmm m fflMffl&$®®i • Leather Furniture 14K Gold 50 • Beautiful Silk Holiday Wreaths & Pointsettias Jewelry off • Hundreds of Manufacturers Lowest prices on Shop; % Corner®; we $& bliiosAnti $electiot) ^ Hemi Shop & Compare for Quality, Price & Service Samsonite* 12-14 Main Street (Route 27) • Kingston, NJ Luggage Mon.-Fri. 10-6,Thurs. 10-8, Sat. 10-5, Sun. 12-4 totes. ITjgf-j Gift Certificates Available Umbrellas S (609)924-0147 •

:;.• >.

1 8 SENTINEL, DECEMBER 5,1996 NS GUIDE TO <5 00 V EAT ING A GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS SPECIAL SECTION How sweet it is! By Andrea Rosengarten Correspondent ith the holidays fast approach- ing and mega-shopping malls Wbursting with frenzied shop- pers, buying gifts for friends and family can truly dampen your holiday spirit. But many have been finding respite at the ] Colonial Chocolate & Cheese Shop, a gift §§: OPEN FOR LUNCH ft DINNER store tucked neatly into the Colonial Plaza shopping center on Route 34 in » PASTA • PEZA • CHICKEN • VEAL • SEAFOOD • SUBS 6t MUCH MORE Aberdeen. $ 00 In existence for more than 23 years, : Buy 1 Sandwich : the Colonial Chocolate & Cheese Shop : 5 OFF* : has consistently offered its patrons a vari- ; Get 2nd % Price* \ • Your check w/purchase • ety of high quality gift items to satisfy 1 of S25°* or more ' i (*Must be of equal or lesser value) ( even the most discriminating recipient. j Monday-Thursday • t Friday & Saturday only i After opening the doors to the shop • Expires 1/10/97 ! | Expires 1/10/97 J you are greeted with the sights and smells of hundreds of mouth-watering gift items. New owner Isabella Ventura GIFTS GALORE — Isabella Ventura I Buy 2 Large Pies* ! imports the finest chocolate, cookies, displays some of the items avail- ; and Get a 1 Liter a • : Buy 1 Entree* : candies and cheeses from all over die able at her shop in Aberdeen. . of "Coca-Cola" Mk. world. Edibles from Italy, Holland, : Get 2nd % Price : (Photo by Bonnie Ardita/Greater Media) ' (Must be of equal or lesser value) ' France, Germany, Great Britain plus lots • FREE 9: i *Eat In Only • more line the shelves and showcases. start at about $20 depending on size and • Sat. & Sun. only gjgl • • Monday-Thursday only • The shop also caters to customers 1 ^Expires 1/10/97 ^V • • Expires 1/10/97 • content. who are either diabetic or must limit their For corporate or personal celebrating, sugar intake. A large selection of sugar- the Colonial Chocolate & Cheese Shop 3300 Route 27 •Kendall Park free edibles either locally made or makes and delivers cheese platters to imported also are sold. your home or office. The platters are 821-9711 Although the chocolate is not made priced between $25-$50 depending on Open 11:00 A.M. - Midnite Seven Days/ on the premises, the shop makestheir size and selection. own chocolate molds and melting the Other gift items include decorative pil- chocolate at the store. Custom chocolate lows and glass perfume bottles, both for christenings, showers, birthday parties imported from Italy. All edible and non- or special corporate incentives can be edible gifts, can be wrapped and shipped advance ordered. anywhere in the world. In addition to chocolate and cheese Ventura, a native-bom Italian, became maiketed as individual gift items, the owner of the Colonial Chocolate & i Colonial Chocolate & Cheese Shop also Cheese Shop in April. She says she is offeib gift baskets. After choosing a deco- committed to positioning her business mtive basket, the customer can either not just as the best in variety, quality and OY LUCK O,IIB browse through the store choosing their warm, friendly service, but with the best, FINE FAMILY DINING own fillings or have Ventura do it for competitive prices as well. them The Colonial Chocolate & Cheese J Some people, said Ventura, add a bot- Shop is open Monday-Saturday, 10 a.m. JASUAL CANDLELIGHT ATMOSPHERE 1 tle of champagne or other item to the gift to 6 p.m. and on Sundays during basket which adds a veiy personal touch December. Call the shop at (908) 583- Specializing in Chinese & American Grille %' to the chocolates or cheeses. Gift baskets 1414 for directions or for Sunday hours. LUNCH 5UFFET DINNED BUFFET 1 $1575* $O25! T E RESA'S 11:30 AM - 2:30 DM 6 PM -8:30 PM 1 I nizze Caffk TRATTORIA • PIZZAS • PASTAS Vietnamese Egg Roll 'Chicken Kabobs t 1 Some Customer Comments: H COUPONS I 1 . li \ ...Fresh, Innovative and Exciting $500 LULP ft BUY 1 ENTREE i J CE of Franklin Park I J! GET THE SECONSC D I I ...Comfortable, Casual & Consistant Quality. OFF i An order of *30; or more, i i APRICE* S.C of Somerset Any Take Out Only / " ... The Children can have pizza while the I parents can have grilled salmon or veal Second Entree Limit 2 coupons per party -JL scaloppine or whatever. *Monda/ - Wednesday Onlj T.R. of South Brunswick Come See for Your self What Valid at Franklin Park Location only. FREE DELIVERY (Minimum $5 purchase) Fax 329-8283 Not to Be combined witwith anyy other offer. They're Talking About! | ExplreaiS/SlW.^ I. OPEN i DAYS A WEEK 11 am-10 pm Sun-Ttiurs NJ Liquor Law allows • n s 1 om m 11 am -11 pm Frl-Sat 3417 Route 27, Franklin Town Center you to bring yuryour oown ,f2^ ; $° ^ beers, wine,wi Major Credit Cards Franklin Park, NJ 08823 l &Sat. lUOqffl-lipm Accepted Sunday 12 pm-10 pm Phone: 908-422-6600 • Fax: 908-422-6601

..: \{ I J>ENTINEL, DECEMBER 5 1996 19 Video phones Glider Rocker available 129

iom job li inslus to going away to (.olk'gc no oiu s<_uns to slay in F tin. sunc pl.ui IIK-SL clays, making hohdiy i'fl UHJUIIUS all the IHOK dif- fictilt Aiumlm^ to .i new suivcy spon soicd by Ink I 7H puiml ol icsponcknls wish Ihcy (.oiild. sii out of town 1 unily nR'inbeis oi luuuls IIIOK" oltcn Ihcstn- vcy was (.onduik'd in ionium lion with the launch ol the Intel Video Phone with •'.if PioShaicIM Icchnoloiiy, a bieak- thiough piockut ih.U illows individuals to c isily enhance standaid telephone e ills by adding video imaging lioni then peisonal computeis When ti ivehng acioss the eountiy is not M\ option family and hie nds can use this new technology lo budge geogiaph- le baineis dm ing ihe holiday season — and all yeai long I he sutvey leveals that Holiday STRESS REDUCTION 77 pcicent oi Amencans think they would use a video phone to 'see then siblings oi patents who aie laiaway, while 7"! peicenl would use it to keep in loin h with h lends A bie ikthiough system, the new Intel Video Phone with PioShaielM Iec hnology will levolutioni/e daily com- munication CAinent video conleiencing and Internet video phone systems aie somewhat impi ictical loi home use — they often iec]uue special phone lines, and its difficult to eonneit with people spontaneously Intel s new technology of lei s the following leatuies loi piaeli- ealily • ( alls can be pi iced ovei standaid telephone lines — the same phone lines you alieidy have in youi home • Once a call is initiated via a slan- claicl telephone, video imiges then can be transmitted to a peisonal computei seieen with a simple keyslioke or click of a mouse GUARANTEED BEST VALUE • Ihe pioduel confoims to ihe new international communications standaid, IH24, and is inteiopeiable with piotl- ucls maiketed by othei manufaclureis FREE MONEY thai comply with this standaid ELAX AND UNWIND THIS HOLIDAY • Callus can send lugh-iesolution To Thank Our images, like photogiaphs, to one anothei SEASON WITH ONL or OUR Customers, elunng video phone calls and stoie the SOOTHING SPA PACKAGES images loi futuie leference $50 Additional Off Just in time tot the holidays, OUR SPA TREATMENTS ARE DESIGNED Any Purchase Pentium® piocessor-based peisonal Of $5004999 TO REJUVENATE EVEN THE MOST TIRED, STRESSED BODIES AND MINDS Jackb Famoua Furniture computeis munufaetuiecl by Compaq Coup™ mmt accompany pwilinw (Piesano), IBM (Aptiva), Hewlett TRY OUR STRESS BUSTER FULL DAY SPA PACKAGE Dim not apply to sale items Fxpircs 12/24/Uri Packaid (Pavilion), AST and seveial TOR $229, OUR BEAUTY SPA PACKAGE TOR $104, other manufacliuers will come equipped OR A ONF HOUR THERAPEUTIC MASSAGE TOR $59 TBTOEETMONEY" ~ with the Intel Video Phone and be avail- To Thank Our able at major retail outlets This feature A GREAT GIFT FOR FAMILY, FRIENDS AND BUSINESS ASSOCIATES adds approximately $200 to the price of Customers, the PC $100 Additional Off! Consumeis can obtain additional Any Purchase inroimation on the Intel Video Phone Ovei $1,000 with PioShareTM Technology on the Jcwk'a Famouainpun y Furniturepurui World Wide Web at Coupon ymus to salt acLinnpune items Expirey purchass !2/24«e i hup //www intel com/pcoems/psvideo/ GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE SERENITY polsovei htm or by calling 1-800-525- DAY SPA Jack!) Famouj) Fwnxtwe 3019 330 OLD BRIDGE TURNPIKE 'Ihe Intel Video Phone survey was 1007 Livingston Ave. • No. Brunswick conducted by Opinion Research Corp \ SOUTH RIVER NJ 08882 1-800-99-JACKS • (908) 846-1500 Caiavan, a weekly omnibus survey of (9O8)257-8ll8 Store Hours: Mon-Fri: lOam-'Jpm; consumeis, Irom July 5 to 7, 1996 A total Sat: 10ani-7pm; Sun: 10am-6pm of 1,005 adults age 18 and older were interviewed 2O DECEMBER 5, 1996, SENTINEL NS IN BRIEF Winter festival set Hanukkah party S.B. AARP needs for this weekend set at B'nai Tikvah some instructors Michael Hegarty MANAGER The NJ. Museum of Agriculture will Congregation B'nai Tikvah, 1001 The November-December issue ol sponsor a winter festival 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Finnegans Lane, North Brunswick, invites Modern Maturity, AARP's national maga- on Saturday and 1-4 p.m. on Sunday. the community to its Hanukkah party 4-6 zine, has published an article regarding Activities include snowflake art, ice carv- p.m. on Sunday. Enjoy entertainment, South Brunswick's chapter ongoing com- MI OHAEL ing, holiday crafts and bow making. games for the children, food and fun for munity service project at the Middlesex HEGARTY The museum is located on College Farm everyone. County Correctional Center. Road, just off Route 1 south at the entrance For more information, call (908) 297- Isabella Heilig, community service Funeral Home to Cook College, North Brunswick. 0696. chairwoman, directs the effort and reports 3377 Route 9, Old Bridge, NJ 08857 Admission to the museum is $3 for Tel: (908) 679-4422 Fax: (908) 679-7388 a need for music and art instructors. adults; $2 for seniors and $1 for children If interested or for more information, Lisa M. Wolfsen Manager ages 5 and over. Special fees may be Flea market/bake please call Heilig at (908) 297-1785. Funeral Director charged for some weekend programs. Call (908) 249-2077 for information. sale set for Saturday Pioneer Grange No. I of South S.B. AARP set to MONMOUTH Brunswick will hold a flea market and MEMORIAL Christmas bazaar bake sale from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. on hold holiday lunch funeral Home set for Saturday Saturday at the Grange hall, 410 Ridge The South Brunswick's Chapter of The Rosary Altar Society of Church of Road, Dayton. There will be hot food and AARP will hold its annual holiday lun- 89 Highway 34, Aberdeen, NJ 07747 home-baked pies. cheon at 1 p.m. Monday at the Holiday Tef: (908) 566-4444 Fax: (908) 566-9680 the Guardian Angels, Edison, will sponsor a Christmas bazaar from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. on Table rentals are available at $15 each. Inn, Route 1 and Ridge Road. Manager For information, call (908) 329-2218. For reservations and information, L.M. Wolfsen Funeral Director Saturday. The event will be held at the Church Hall, Market Street. There will be please call Lucy Pielrofesa at (908) 274- holiday decorations, pictures with Santa, Democratic Club 2461. hand-crafted gifts, religious articles, home- baked goods and trash and treasure. to meet Monday Men's club plans Home-cooked foods will be served. The new South Brunswick Democratic 89 Highway 34, Aberdeen, NJ 07747 Club will hold its next general meeting on Atlantic City trip Tel: (908) 566-0868 Fax: (908) 566-9680 Children can make Monday. It will be held at 8 p.m. in room The Men's Club of Congregation B'nai 4 in the South Brunswick Municipal Tikvah is planning an evening bus trip to To place an holiday cards Sunday Building, Monmouth Junction. Atlantic City on Dec. 24. Buses will leave Children ages 6 and up are invited to The lessons of the 1996 Township at 6 p.m. from the synagogue's parking lot advertisement in the get ready for the December holidays at the Committee campaign and the various located at 1001 Finnegans Lane, North North Brunswick Public Library, 880 challenges for Democrats in the 1997 Brunswick. Funeral Directory Hermann Road. The children's department campaign are among the issues to be dis- Cost is $18 per person. Paid reserva- Call will present a holiday card and gift-wrap cussed. tions must be received by Dec. 15. making workshop at 2 p.m. on Sunday. All concerned citizens of South For more information, call (908) 297- 1-800-660-4ADS To register, call (908) 246-3545. Brunswick are urged to attend. 2020 or (908) 297-0696. MATCH PERSONALS Go ahead - give it a try... Who says doctors no YOU WONT BE ALONE FOR LONG! Send Us Your FREE 25 Word Personal Ad Now. longer make house calls? Just fill out the coupon and send it to us. We'll send you all the information you need to record your greeting and check for messages for FREE! Chances are there'll be a lot of them.

If your love life is in need of intensive FREE AD • FREE TO CHECK FOR MESSAGES care, try the personals and see how much better you'll feel tomorrow. It's CHECK CATEGORY: Ads from Men Ads from Women the safe, effective and confidential way (please print legibly) • to meet single professionals just like HEADLINE yourself. So try it today, it's just what (15 character limit) the doctor ordered.

To place your FREE voice personal ad, call Mail to: Greater Media Newspapers THIS INFORMATION IS CONFIDENTIAL 1-800-454-9100 Meet Your Match WE CANNOT PRINT YOUR AD WITHOUT IT. 7 Edgeboro Rd. Phone East Brunswick, NJ. 08816 Name Fax: Address 908-432-0016 City Meet Your Match State.

©1996 The TPI Group NS SENTINEL, DECEMBER 5, 1996 21 OBIIUARIES DEANNA "DEE" LAVONNE (FISHER) were under the direction of Keri Memorial MECCA, 59, of Montville Township died Nov. Home, Lincoln Park. 21 at the Denville Campus of the Northwest All items in Police Boat are taken from New Brunswick, was arrested for shoplift- Covenant Medical Center. Born in New FLORENCE E. PARRISH ROCHESTER, police depaitment records. All suspects ing from Caldor department store, Route Brunswick, she lived in Cedar Grove, North 87, of East Brunswick, formerly of North are presumed innocent until found guilty in 1, at 12:27 p.m. Dec. 1, according to Brunswick and in Connecticut before moving to Brunswick, died Nov. 24 at home. Her husband, court. reports. She was remanded to the Mid- Montville Township 22 years ago. She also George, died in 1983. Surviving are two step- maintained a home in Beach Haven. Mrs. daughters, Catherine Balint of East Brunswick dlesex County Adult Correctional Center Mecca was the public health nurse for Montville and Florence Lundberg; a brother, Herbert in lieu of $975 bail. Township for the past 10 years. Before that, she Parrish; four step-grandchildren; 10 step-great- Melissa Marie Carman, 25, of 176 worked with the Visiting Nurse Association of grandchildren; and five step-great-great-grand- Memorial Parkway, New Brunswick, was Morris County and was a staff nurse for the Lin- children. Arrangements were under the direction A pair of license plates weio stolen charged with shoplifting Dec. 1 at the coln Park Nursing Home. She was a 1959 grad- of Bronson and Son Funeral Home, Milltown. from a motor vehicle parked at the Malouf Walmart Department Store on Route 1, uate of the Middlesex General Hospital School Interment was in Laurel Grove Cemetery, Ford car dealership on Route 1 and according to reports. She was transported of Nursing with a degree in nursing. She was Totowa. Georges Road, according to reports. The to the Middlesex County Adult the vice president of the Greater Passaic Valley plates were involved in an armed robbery Correctional Center in lieu of $15,000 bail. Public Health Nurses Association and has NADZIEJA SCZUR ZACHARKEVICH, 86, in Metuchen on Nov. 21. The owner of the served as welfare director for Montville Town- of North Brunswick died Dec. 2 at home. She plates had traded in a Ford Ranger for an- shjp in 1992. She served on the Montville Town- was born in Miensk, Belorussia and moved to ship Local Assistance Board and was an advi- Manhattan in 1952 before moving to North other vehicle and did not return to retrieve sor on the Morris County Public Assistance Brunswick. She was a member of St. Eu- the plates because of inclement weather. Board. She also volunteered for the Montville phrosynia Church, South River. Her husband, Jaros Jaroslav, 31, of Clay Street, Landscaping machines were stolen Township Dial-A-Ride. Survivors include her Vasil, died in 1986, and a daughtei, Valentina was charged with driving whilo intoxicated from the Cutting Edge lawn and garden husband, Mauro L.; a son, John M. of Newark, Rahalewicz, in August. Surviving are two at the Brunswick Shopping Center on Mill- shop on Route 1 Nov. 18. The suspect cut Del.; two daughters, Maryanne E. Pasquariello daughters, Olga Nakutavicius of Fishkill, N.Y., town Road on Nov. 24 at 11:45 p.m., ac- through a chain-link fence on the property of Rockaway and Lynne M. Snaathorst of the and Lydia Eanof Hazlet; 10 grandchildren; and cording to reports. Ho was also charged and removed a snow blower and a weed Netherlands; two brothers, John Fisher of Mill- seven great-grandchildren. Services were under with leaving the scene of a motor vehicle eater which were dropped off by cus- town and William P. Fisher of Coltons Point, the direction of Maliszewski Funeral Home, tomers for repairs. The machines had a Md.; a sister, llona Gundersen of South South River, with a Mass at St. Euphrosynia. accident and driving while on the revoked Brunswick; and seven grandchildren. Services Interment was at the church cemetery. list. He was released to an acquaintance. combined value of $2,000. A residential burglary occurred on Three residences on Wexford Drive Osago Road between 11:30 p.m. on Nov. were vandalized between 1 a.m. and 3 25 and 7:50 a.m. on Nov. 26. According to p.m. Nov. 23. At one home, the master IN BRIEF reports, unknown suspects cut though a bedroom window was shattered by a rock. portion of a chain-link fonce and pried At the others mailboxes and a recycling Genealogy program Applications now open a shed. Stolen were a motorcycle, a container were damaged. snow blower and several other items — Sixty sheets of plywood valued at being offered Sunday altogether valued at $4,340. $1,200 were stolen from a Putnam Road being accepted The Middlesex County Department of A burglary to a motor vehicle oc- construction site Nov. 24. Employees re- The genealogy department of the Jew- curred between 7 a.m. and 4 p.m. on Nov. ported that someone pulled up to the stor- ish Historical Society of Central Jersey Human Services, Division of Social Work 25, according to reports. The owner was age site at the Deans Pond Crossing will present a video program and discus- Services, is accepting applications for agen- development and loaded the 3-by-4-foot driving through the township, and made sion at 2 p.m. on Sunday at Anshe Emeth cies to provide case management services to sheets on to a vehicle. the frail, elderly and disabled in the four or five stops before realizing the com- Memorial Temple, 222 Livingston Avc., pany car phone — worth $200 — was A 1986 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme County's Peer Grouping Initiative (PGI) missing from the vehicle. was stolen the night of Nov. 25 from a New Brunswick. Program. The PGI Program is provided by home on Benjamin Drive. The car, which Manuel Cerqueira, 27, of Midland Individuals interested in searching for and at the discretion of the Middlesex was valued at $1,000, belongs to some- their roots will find the program helpful. Avenue, Kearney, was arrested for pos- one who was visiting the residence. County Board of Chosen Freeholders. session of a controlled dangerous sub- A Lackawanna Court home was bro- For more information, call (908) 249- The application deadline is Monday. stance at midnight Nov. 27, according to ken into Nov. 27. The suspect entered the 4894 or (908) 297-4471. For more information, call Judi Varga at reports. He was charged and released on home by prying open a rear window. The (908)745-4053. his own recognizance. suspect ransacked the master bedroom Travis von Risenhoffshausen, 25, of and basement removing various items of Temple to host 16 Keats Road, was arrested for disorder- unknown value. Voorhees Choir ly conduct at a party at an Edgewood The Chicken Holiday restaurant on bazaar Dec. 7-9 Place residence at 6:28 p.m. on Nov. 28, Georges Road was broken into Nov. 28. The Highland Park Conservative to hold concert according to reports. He was released on Someone broke a door jam on the rear his own recognizance. Temple and Center will hold its annual The Voorhees Choir of Douglass Col- entrance and tampered with a dead-bolt benefit bazaar, Saturday through Monday, lege and conductor Frances Fowler Slade Brian Rubio, 18, of 984 Riverton St., lock. A cash box containing $60 was re- will perform its annual Holiday Twilight was arrested and charged for possession moved. Nothing else was reported miss- at the temple on South 3rd Avenue and of a controlled dangerous substance at ing. Benner Street, Highland Park. Concert at 5 p.m. Sunday in Voorhees 12:30 a.m. on Nov. 29, according to Vandals damaged a mailbox on Hours are 8-11:30 p.m. on Saturday, Chapel, Douglass College Campus in New reports. He was released on his own rec- Stafford Drive Dec. 2. The victim reported 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Sunday, and noon to Brunswick. The performance is free and the ognizance. that the suspect used some sort of club or 9 p.m. on Monday. public is welcome. An incident of criminal mischief oc- bat to hit the mailbox, knocking it from its Admission is free. For information, call (908) 932-7511. curred at the Burlington Coat Factory, base. Route 1, at 1:15 p.m. on Nov. 30. Accord- A construction trailer on Middlesex ing to eyewitness accounts, five juveniles Boulevard was broken into Dec. 2, The kicked in two sky lights on the roof of the suspect pried open the door of the Morris building. Damage was estimated at $300. Builders developer's office, but nothing Janice Goines, 30, of 179 Baldwin St., appeared to have been stolen. IN BRIEF tions required are contained within the ap- 3901 Route 1 South, South Bmnsvvick Church to sponsor plication package. The application deadline is Monday. Specializing In Quality Collision Repairs & Refinishing bazaar on Saturday For more information or to get a copy of FREE TOWING & STORAGE ON ALL VEHICLES The Reformed Church of North the application, call Judi Varga at (908) Brunswick will sponsor a Treasure REPAIRED BY REILLYS 745-4053. Shoppc Bazaar from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Fast, Reliable, Guaranteed Craftsmanship on Saturday. Lunch will be served at noon. Musical to benefit Auto Glass Replacement The event will be held at the fellow- Approved Licensed NX Auto Body Shop ship hall located at 17 Laurel Place. HANKS Buddies Inc. Referral Facility For Many Insurance Companys The Not Ready for Broadway Players 24 Hour Towing & Recovery Middlesex County will present the musical, And the Envelope Please, at 8 p.m. on Friday at Licensed Towing Service for South Brunswick Police seeking evaluators the North Brunswick Township High School Commons, Raider Road. The Middlesex County Department of 908-297-7100 Tickets are $10 per person. Human Services, Division of Social Work The event will benefit HANKS (Help Services, is accepting applications from a Needy Kid) Buddies Inc. HANKS is a 24 Hour Immediate Towing qualified individuals to provide evaluation North Brunswick based non-profit organi- services for the County's Personal Assistant zation that helps physically and mentally 908-297-9390 Service Program, Respite, and Barrier Free challenged children in Middlesex County. programs. For more information, call (908) 821- The program descriptions and qualifica- 1582. 22 DECEMBER 5, 1996, SENTINEL NS PROPim LINES CALLlDLDlELL BANKER

410 Calvert Road $200,000 67 Buck Road $220,000 EAST BRUNSWICK $117,500 SOUTH BRUNSWICK $99,499 90 Clay St $84,000 366 Cranbury Road $145,000 This lovely three bedroom Wynwood 10-year young townhouse, 2 bedroom?, 2 5 townhome has it all. Totally upgraded All Spotlight baths in Society Hill Urge unit, very 979 Cranbury Cross Road $150,000 104 Cypress Lane $90,585 appliances & window treatments motivated seller Call today 66 Goodwin Drive $121,000 706 Cypress Lane $52,950 1 Call 297 7171 SBR4158 included !! Homes of 44 Lafayette Court $111,000 710 Cypress Lane $78,950 Call 2S7 7171 SBR3820 847 Newton St $129,000 1201 Cypress Lane $103,870 SOUTH BRUNSWICK $248,900 The Week FRANKLINTWP, SOMERSET $189,900 New Construction at Princeton Gate Magna Best of both worlds Location backs to farm 902 N. Oaks Blvd $476,999 1203 Cypress Lane $112,170 mode! w/4 DRs including master w/sitting & lowest price in Nob Hill Family rm 4202 N. Oaks Blvd $121,380 1207 Cypress Lane $104,345 w/fireplace & more rm Large country kitchen 218 Pennsylvania Way $75,000 21 Dutch Road $245,000 Coll 2W 7171 SBR400O QII2977171 SBR4I8I 24 Plainsgap Road $264,990 162 Fern Road $140,000 FKANKLINTWP, SOMERSET $169,900 FRANKLIN TWP, SOMERSET $93,998 802 Plymouth Road $93,035 25 Hyde Park Drive $241,897 GREAT GROUND I1OOR W/GREAT LOCATIONI Gngjstown bnck ranch on 1AC+ Fireplace, 20 Hyde Park Drive $242,531 hrdwd firs, deck, healed breezeway, bsmi, 2 BR, 2BA condo w/pnvale laundry, patio, 2 Sassafras Court $126,000 gar Nearanal/golf/Rtes 1,27,206,287 SOUTH BRUNSWICK $219,999 and entry! Move in -• pay less than rent1 6 Shawn Court $255,000 18 Lawry Court $476,999 Call 297-7171 SBR4045 3 bedrm, 2 5 bath w/ prime cul de-sac Call297 7171 .SBR4I9CI 1118 Staghorn Drive $107,000 11 Mount Court $385,000 location Cathedral LR, EIK, & Master 312 New Brunswick Ave $205,000 FRANKLINTWP. SOMERSET $88^00 BR 2 car garage, f/p, Jactuzi, much SOUTH BRUNSWICK $97,000 1661 Taylor Drive $178,500 Beautiful penthouse unit facing woods Deck, 2 more1 Top floor Whispering Woods Oak model 305 Townsend St $78,200 50 Rice Run $180,250 bedrooms, nnd wall to wall carpeting This one Call 297 7171 • ' 12 w/2 BRs, 2 baths, fireplace, appliances, on a 163 Willowbrook Drive $168,000 21 Tangle Wood Lane $178,000 is NICE I wooded culde-sac 607 The Commons $101,100 Call297 7171 SBR4087 Call 297-7171 .SBR1208 4 Vaux Hall Road $200,000 FRANKLIN TWP, SOMERSET §138,500 FRANKLIN TWP. SOMERSET $184,900 245 W. Wyckoff Way $75,500 1 Better than new Beacon Hill Beauty 2-Story Does a maintenance-free home witb a co7y 505 Cypress Lane $81,950 entry, cnth ceilings, styliles, ceramic tiled bath, fireplace and fenced in yard appeal to you' & garage on cul de sac' Then call on this 4BR beauty 33 Arlene Court $143,000 1206 Cypress Lane $108,564 Call 297-7171 SBR4114 NORTH BRUNSWICK $279,000 Call 297 7171 SHKI2IO 2191 Ash Court $75,500 7 Hyde Park Drive $278,000 Spectacular 5 BR Center Hall w/fimslied 37 Louise Drive $103,000 FRANKLIN TWP. SOMERSET §129,999 bsnit, full wall bnck fireplace & loads more FRANKLIN TWP. SOMERSET $319,022 10 Dutchess Lane $249,900 BricUrom 3BR, 2 5 bath townhouse, on park like landscaped lot1 TOWN & COUMRY - 4BR, 2 5 bath 99 Eleanor Drive $283,000 8 Rowan Court $200,000 Stanford Model new construction spec conveniently located Upgrades include Call 297-7171 SBR4I89 3 Foxtail Lane $61,000 21 W. Wellington Road $198,000 jacuzzi, skylights, mirrored doors, appliances home on 23 acres Available for quid Call 257-7171 SBR4135 delivery 21 James Ave $158,000 Call 297 7171 SBR-I22I 219 Kendall Road $144,000 MONROE NJ $226,900 NORTH BRUNSWICK 8107,915 COUNTRY CI.UB SETTING - New 49 Liberty Drive $202,000 Country charm-bright & mry Bnltany model 1515 Mahogany Court $119,000 Construction Dramatic interiors & beautiful w/ceramic foyer & kitchen, sunken living 87 First St $85,000 exterior finishes Maintenance-free lifestyle; rm w/shders to private patio 1 Mil! Lane $178,000 213 N. Moetz Drive $150,000 Call 297-7171 SBR4138 Call 297 7171 SnR.4215 57 New Road $147,000 94 W. Church St $120,000 SOUTH BRUNSWICK $249,900 1205 Pheasant Run $151,700 SOUTH BRUNSWICK $157,900 Picture-perfect colonial 4 bedrooms, 21 IfflXSBOROUGIITWP. $124,999 Totally redone ranch w/new 29x14 family baths, mailer suite on 1st floor, fireplace, Townhome in private, park-like setting, 83 Regal Drive $132,000 room New hefll & central air New siding, skylights, deck & more walk-out, fin bsml, all appliances & 403 Ridge Road $130,000 windows, & doors New kitchen & bath Call 297 7171 SBR4181 window treatments included Call 297 7171 SBR4I45 Call 297 7171 SBIM218 1 Setter Place $217,000 1 Stadelman Court $281,598 45 Constitution Way $231,299 One New Road 55 Village Road $302,275 5 Fairyiew Ave $122,250 Kendall Park, NJ 08824 coLouieix. COLDUieiX 44 Village Road $276,663 6 Heritage Drive $190,000 R 58 Village Road $383,941 8 Hollander St $133,000 E 1 Zinnia Court $256,446 29 Kamm Ave $150,000 9O8-297-71ff http7/www.coldwellbanker,com I NEED YOUR HELP!! Due to an over-demand of buyers in the last few weeks, my inventory of homes is at a minimum.

Gloria Znstko, Broker Over 25 Successful Yaa? in NJ Real I'state "Our People Make The Difference" "THANK YOU for making 1996 Our Best Year Ever and for once again making us YOUR #1 NORTH BRUNSWICK REALTOR. You have proven once again that knowledgeable and experienced real estate-professionals are what the public wants." 9O8 * 297 • O6OO If you are thinking of selling, please AnArtilmteOt give me a call and bring some Middlesex and Somerset May We Assist You in '97? GENESIS balance to my life! HOW MUCH IS YOUR HOME WORTH? Values are changing in today's market' We can provide I am interested in please cstt fof my frefc you with a FREE COMPARABLE MARKET ANALYSIS • Selling my present home with no obligation. ACT NOW; by checking below and • Selling an inveslmenl properly booklet, *J*7 Free & Easy mailing immediately to: • Purchasing a home Fix-Ups *4 Se!S Your Ham* Gloria Zastko, Realtors, Or call NOW • Purchasing land 1582 Route 130 North 908-297-0600 Q Purchasing Investment Properly J; For the Best fttfee," /- Q Relocation Services Lake Farrington Plaza Q Rental Services North Brunswick, N J. Naffle 08902-03011 LINDA SCHWARZ Address. Business (908) 297-7171 coLouieix in State. .Zip. Evenings (908) 422-2277 . (Evening). We Sell The Most Important Homes in Your Area... Yours! 24-Hour Voice Mail: So Brunswick/Franklin Area Office l"O«r People Make The Difference" If your home is presently listed thii Is not Intended as a solicitation of same (908) 297-7511 ext 123 1 New Road, Kendall Park, NJ 08824 SENTINEL, DECEMBER 5,1996 23 Real Estate Spotlight

**James McGrath has been named Sales Associate of the Month for the third month in a row at The Prudential New Jersey Realty's expanded Holmdel office. A seasoned Realtor with both residential and commercial experience in real estate, he was previously in the Matawan office. In the past three months alone, he has listed or sold close to $5 million in real estate in Holmdel, Colts Neck, Aberdeen, Middletown, and Matawan. For Jim's expert assistance, call him at 908-946-7800. •^Century 21 Charles Smith Agency in Sayreville announces that Peggy Yanuzzelli and KUP-' Bowers participated in the annual Middlesex County Association of Realtors food drive at the ShopRite in Sayreville. Peggy Yanuzzelli, Pat Stephenson and Kitty Bowers helped to serve dinner at the Salvation Army shelter in Perth Amboy with some of the food collected. **Carchio Real Estate announces that Kathleen Noble of Middletown and Donna Shrum of Hazlet have joined their team. Call them for any of your real estate needs at 908-335-1800, or stop in at 224 Middle Road, Family musical at The Peddie School Hazlet. A Christinas Carol will be performed American Family Theater and features an + as part ol The Peddie School's "Youth original scoic written especially for them. * Pat Wilday of Century" 21 -- P.I.C. Realty's Parlin office received Theatie Series." 'ITie performance will be Admission is $10. Discounts are avail- awards for Top Gross Closed Commission, Top Production in Units and Top held at 2 p.m. on Satuiday at the school able for groups of 10 or more. Sales Associate for the first six months of 1996. To reach Pat, call her at located at South Main Slieel, Hightstown. For ticket reservations, call (609) 490- Century 21 -- P.I.C. Realty, 908-727-6400. The performance is a pioduclion of the 7550. **James A. Weichert, president, has announced that Patricia A. Lani, a sales associate with Weichert, Realtors' Marlboro office, has earned the IN BRIEF office's top producer award for the month of September. Lani has earned membership to Weichert's Million Dollar Sales and Marketed Clubs and the Essay contest open to N J. students New Jersey State Million Dollar Club in addition to recognition as the Mercer County top producer. For real estate transactions, Lani may be "Keeping Our Streams Clean and Monmouth counties should contact the Healthy" is the theme for the 1997 Fieehold District at (908) 446-2300 or lax reached at Weichert's Marlboro office, 908-577-9800, located at 25 North Conservation lissay and Poslei Contests (908) 446-9140 for rules and information. Main Street. open lo elementaly and high school stu- The contest deadline is Feb. 14, 1997. To be featured, pletm contact MiU Feinberg at e\t 214 or Hob Konopack at c\t. 212 dents The contests aie designed to pioniote by phone - 908-972-6740, or Fax - 908-972-6746 a greatei awaieness and hioadei un- deistanding ol'oui enviionnienl. New Jeisey statewide pii/es include One Slop Shopping Hiis::Nevc:i'.jk'C'ii Easier! •" $200, $100 and $50 savings bonds. The Fteehoid Soil Conseivation District local uraaalsinEI Visit oil!' website micl scoAvhy \\e re your complete pri/es include a $50 savings bond and cash real estate information source. awaids. http:^www,foxandlazo.com Teachers, youth gioup and Scout leatl- eis, and students in Middlesex and AIA Christmas Seal Campaign under way The American Lung Association of New Jersey has launched its annual Christmas Seal Campaign to raise funds for North Brunswick Franklin Park North Brunswick South Brunswick Franklin Park NEWER ONTO! IIALL COLONIAL features A KNOCKOUT! largest Society Hill VI PRESTIGIOUS HIDDEN LAKE Lovely Location, WANT TO WORK AT HOME! Private entrance SECOND FLOOR CONDO Tills 2 bedroom Camp Supcrkids, a summer camping pro- dranullc 2 Slory I'oycr, 1 Bedrooms, 2 5 home with 2 bdrms, 2 full baths cathe- large pretty lot Is where this 4 Bedroom makes homo office use possible with tills truly 2 full hath Is ready to move Into Call giain for children with asthma, pulmonary Baths, Fireplace, Central Vac, Hill Finished dral ceilings and a fpl for those chilly Colonial sits! Large Bedrooms, 2 5 baths, charming, solidly constructed 3 bedroom, 2 today for info, on how you can be in by rcseaich, smoking prevention, and educa- Basement & many other features like a winter night* Backs to open space, terri- sunken Family Room with fireplace An full bath ninth. Newer kitchen, brick fire the new year great location In Royal Brook Estates fic views and sunny exposure' Inircdlbly low price of $219,900 make tills place, hardwood floors, closed porch and PC 5569 tion, smoking cessation clinics and other PC 5550 beauty a must see Call today! more Call today community services. More than seven mil- $249,900 $97,500 PC 5571 ' $219,900 rc5573 $163,900 $84,900 lion sheets of seals are being mailed to homes and businesses throughout the slate. By answering the Christinas Seal letter, (908) 297-5000 (908) 297-5000 (908) 297-5000 (908) 297-5000 (908) 297-5000 N.J. residents will be participating in the 90th anniversary celebration of New Jersey's oldest voluntary health organiza- tion. If you didn't receive your Christmas North Brunswick Seal letter or would like additional sheets of WARM & WELCOMING 2 bedroom brick Seals, contact the American Lung front model 250 townhome at Governor's Association of New Jersey at 1-800- Polnte Wonderful location features cozy South Brunswick North Brunswick North Brunswick North Brunswick LUNG-USA. fireplace, all appliances & more. DON'T HOME » SWEET » HOME Why live In Private Financing Available to qualified GREAT STARTER Split boasts Cherry FOX HILL RUN Is Farrington lake's finest MISS OUT! apartments when you can have all con- and astute buyer for this 4 bedroom Wood Kitchen cabinets, 2 Ml Baths & $ neighborhood! See this wonderful family- PC 5572 temporary home with skylltes, loft, fire- colonial on large lot with private yard Bedrooms Bui the extras included a sized colonial with a reson-Uke yard place, finished basement, garage which is backing lo open spacel Additional finan- fenced yard, 2 car garage & more. Call complete with pool, deck and lush land- Realty office is an almost new home?? Why Walt!! cial advantages being offered on this today for details scaping and more! Call today $109,900 PC 5563 beauty! Call Immediately! PC 5552 PC 5560 collecting coats re 552i $248,000 The Kendall Park office of ERA Cross $137,000 $164,900 $399,000 County Realty will again be used as a col- lection point for winter coats for both chil- (908) 297-5000 (908) 297-5000 (908) 297-5000 (908) 297-5000 (908) 297-5000 dren and adults. Coats may be dropped off throughout the winter from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 1500 Finnegaii's Lane • North Brunswick daily. The office is located at 3580 Route 27, at the Kendall Park Shopping Center. 908-297-5000 Jfm__ The coats will be distributed by local l;lJt.1'%l'1-.'Fn 908-254-1600 "•El churches and organizations to the needy. 24 DECEMBER 5, 1996, SENTINEL NS SPORTS nil 14-7 lead. BY NEIL SCHUMAN Midway through the fourth quarter, Staff Writer Kostick put the Raiders oft top, 21-14, with a 25-yard TD pass to big John Cipot, nyone who attended this year's put the lead was short-lived. annual Thanksgiving Day foot- With less than two minutes remaining A ball game between North in regulation, Viking tailback Joe Brunswick and South Brunswick high DiGiglio'pow.-i'ed his way into the end schools expecting the usual last minute zone from two yards out, setting the stage dramatics was not disappointed. for the dramatic overtime. In overtime, North Brunswick junior So after starting the season with six Alex Ramos plowed into the end zone consecutive defeats, the 1996 Raiders be- from 5-yards out and Doug Kostick boot- came the first North Brunswick team ever ed the point after. to finish with three straight wins. A mere four plays now separated the "The kids had a great afternoon," said Raiders from victory. Policastro. "We had 16 seniors on this After North Brunswick's Dave Mc- team and they kept up the fight through Cracken held South Brunswick to no gain the whole season. Not many teams battle on first down and the Vikings gained five back from a 0-6 start to then go 3-0. It's yards on second down, David Stringer just a matter of them having confidence in nailed Earl McCalla for a four-yard loss themselves. on third down. "Most of these kids took their lumps as The Vikings' Brad Van Dalen tried to sophomores and juniors and to see them hit Jo Jo Burton on fourth down, but the put it all together for the last three games pass fell incomplete, giving North of their careers was wonderful. I'm very Brunswick a 28-21 win. proud of those seniors, and I'm going to Although the win improved the miss them because they were truly a spe- Raiders' record in the series to 17-4-1, it cial group. It will be impossible to replace was the first for Joe Policastro in his four the leaders in this group, but I'm hoping years as North Brunswick's coach. that they will remember football as a posi- "We really didn't play a strong game,'' tive experience in their lives. Hopefully, said Policastro. "We fumbled three times, LOOKING DOWNFIELD — Raiders' quarterback Paul Kostick looks for a they'll continue to come around and sup- receiver in last week's Thanksgiving Day overtime win for North but our offensive line kept us together." port us as alumni." Brunswick. Ramos, who rushed for 96 yards on 22 carries had tied the score at 14-14 when (Photo by Brian J. Berman/Greater Media) he scored on a four-yard run in the second quarter, also was on the receiving end of a fourth-quarter screen pass that went 40 yards for a touchdown, but was called back on a penalty. The turning point of the game, how- ever, came in the second half when Stringer stole the ball from Matt Altaro, who had just received a 12-yard strike from Van Dalen. Stringer returned the fumble 60 yards for a touchdown that evened the score at 7-7. "It was a huge play by one of our lead- ers," Policastro said. "It was also the first touchdown scored by our defense all sea- son." As usual, McCracken was a major de- fensive force for North Brunswick, with 19 solo tackles. The offense's unsung hero was full back Chris Colsen. Colsen had just three carries, but one of them was the type that don't show up in the scoring line, but makes a difference. After a Viking punt had the Raiders beginning a drive from their own 1-yard line, Colsen's 14-yard run gave them some much-needed breathing room. Although North Brunswick didn't score on the drive, they were able to punt from about midfield instead of from their own end zone. The Vikings jumped out to a 7-0 sec- ond quarter lead when Van Dalen and Burton hooked up on a 12-yard touch- down pass. In the third quarter, Van Dalen con- nected with Gary Tier for his second ?IRETCHING FOR IT *~ South Brunswick High School's JoJo Burton reaches for a pass in last week's touchdown pass of the day, this one from Thanksgiving Day game as North Brunswick's David Stringer tracks him down. 13-yards out, to give South Brunswick a (Photo by Brian J. Berman/Greater Media) SENTINEL, DECEMBER 5, 1996 25 Sportfhoffe

The North Brunswick Girls Softball The South Brunswick Department of Association will be holding tiyouts for the Recreation/Community Affairs will be 14-and-under traveling lean) on Dec. 7 at hosting a high school basketball league Male/Female the North Brunswick Township High for South Brunswick High School stu- School gym fiom 4 to 6 p.m., and on Dec. dents. Participants register as a team (6 - Six Week Study 14 from II a.m. to I p.m. at St. Mary's 10 players) and must have a coach at least gym on the corner of Powers and Rcmsen 21 years old at each game. There is a fee streets, New Brunswick. For more infor- of $20 per player which includes certified 2xDay mation call 821-8297. referees and team T-shirts. Roster forms and league rules can be obtained at the 9-11:00 AM • 1-3:00 PM The South Brunswick Department of high school activity office and at the Recreation/Community Affairs is looking Community Center, New Road. for youth basketball coaches. Coaches aic Completed rosters and fees are due by Study Starts Dec. 4 • Study Ends Jan. 20 particularly needed for the Junior Viking Dec. 12 at the Community Center. For Division, seventh- and eighth-grade boys. more information, call 329-4000 cxl. 680. For more information call Dan at 329- Must Qualify 4000 ext. 680. The Howell Basketball Association's Holiday Hoops Tournament will be held The North Brunswick Soccer Club Dec. 26-28, winding up with the champi- will be holdin its second annual awards onship games on Dec. 30. Entrance fee for TtcMJ«OO Upon Completion banquet on Dec. 8 at Our Lady of Peace the tournament is $150 per team. Each parish center off Route 130. The $5 fee team is guaranteed a minimum of two includes food and entertainment, provid- games. Sites to be announced. For more Hill Top Research, Inc. ed by Reverend Sole in the New World. information, call tournament coordinator The club also is sponsoiing a trip to Fran Tardio at (908) 363-8076. Atlantic City on Dec. 14. The bus will leave North Brunswick Township High The South Brunswick YMCA is now School at 3 p.m. The $10 price includes accepting rcgistrationss for its basketball refreshments on the bus, $10 in coins and program. The program is open to children a show ticket. between 4- and 9-ycars-old and empha- sizes equal playing time, skills building The Central Jersey Hawks girls 11- and practice time. Sessions will be held on : year-okl Amateur Athletic Union basket- Tuesdays and Thursdays at the Deans ball team, the 1996 National Champions, School. Other youth programs now run- 223 Highway 18 are seeking dedicated experienced players. ning or soon to begin include indoor soc- Girls must be born on or after Jan. 1, cer, floor hockey, swim lessons, karate East Brunswick, New Jersey 1985. Tiyouts are slated for Dec. 15. For and dance. Group sizes arc limited. For more information call (908) 264-4345. more information, call (908) 329-1150. 908-247-2902 ONE BASKET Special r

Stop scrambling around and come to the one source for everything. You are sure to find what you're looking for.

TO ADVERTISE IN ONE OF THESE SECTIONS CALL Monmouth or Middlesex Counties 908-972-6740 OR Telemarketing 1 -8OO-66O-4JU)$ Greater Media Newspapers 1-800-660-4ADS • News Transcript • Examiner • Sentinel • Suburban • Independent 26 SENTINEL, DECEMBER 5,1996 NS 010 Rentals 025 Business «•* To Share Opportunities NOTICES, FRANKLIN PARK Condo to HOME COMPUTER Share Own bedrm & bath BUY IT SELL IT FIND IT IN Sr Citizen male or female USERS NEEDED $45 000 In CLASSIFIED 1 800 660 4ADS $400 a mo 1 mo security come potential Call for details & 1/2 of utilities 908 29/6163 1 800 513 4343 Ext B 2111 LAUNDROMAT NOTICE We have locations available + 011 Mobile Homes the best financing In town CLASSIFIED In compliance with the "Open Public Garden State Laundry Sys- Meetings Act" the New Jersey water Supply tems NJ s only authorized DEADLINES Waacomat Dealer Get the Authority, at its November 4, 1996 Public HAZLET Why Rent? New mo facts Come to our MONDAY Line Ads - 2:00 pm Meeting, designated the following schedule bile homes Financing 15 & FREE INFO seminars every 20 year 6 mo 1 yr free rent Wednesday at 6 30pm Display Ads - 2:00 pm of monthly meetings for 1997 Call 9OB 8B8 9335 1026W Elizabeth Ave 1-30 0-660-4 ADS MORGANVILLE /Wlcotunck Linden NJ 1-800 841 4608 January 6,1997 Village Moving out of state or 90S 862 4479 HOURS Exc cond Remodeled kitchen February 3,1997 w/new appliances Liv rm IpPEPSI/COKE ROUTE Reaching Over 140,000 Homes Monday 830am-530pm Wednesday 8 30 am 6 30 pm dan or 2nd bedrm sunporcn 26 Local & Established Sites • News Transcript • Sentinel • Suburban Tuesday 830am-530pm Thursday 830am-630pm March 3,1997 Ig shed partly (urn Must see EARN $1 700 WEEKLY toapprec(atel908S91 B3S1 1 800 511 6342 • Bayshore Independent • Middletown Friday 8 30 am-5.30 pm April 7,1997 • Independent • Examiner Pleas© read your ad on the first day of publication We accept May 5,1997 VENDING: 013 Real Estate True Ground Floor Opportunity Local Sentinel/Suburban Readers responsibility for only the first Incorrect Insertion We reserve tne June 2,1997 (Canal Office) Wanted Prepaid Calling Card May Call 254-7979 right to edit reject or properly classify any ad Machines 1 800 820 6782 July 7,1997 (Canal Office) WORK FROM HOME ADVERTISE HERE $500 $1 500 P/Tpermonth August 4,1997 (Canal Office) Call for more information $2,000 $6,000 F/T month September 8,1997 1 800 660 4ADS Call 1-800 733 2110 October 6,1997 015 Summer/Winter II 02? Business NOTICES 1 MISCELLANEOUS 66-68 (Manasquan Office) Rentals Equipment November 3,1997 December 1,1997 FLORIDA VILLA OFFICE 3 batlroora 2 bath villa The monthly meetings scheduled for June 2, w/prlvate pool Quiet rosiden FURNITURE REAL ESTATE 5-15 GARAGE SALES 60 ENTERTAINMENT 69 tial location 8 miles to DISNEY TELEPHONES (5) 6E 4 line July 7 and August 4, 1997 will be held in the & other attractions phonos w/ extended warranty Authority's Canal Office Conference Room, 770 WEEK-MONTHLY RATES 6 months old RECEPTIONIST Desk w/chalr Bear Tavern Road West Trenton, New Jersey CALL BOB 5B3 B09B OFFICE DESK- L Shaped w/ beginning at 2 00 p m black leather hi back chair LOG CABIN PA - The monthly meeting scheduled for October $800 /PER WEEK DESK Executive U" shaped COMMERCIAL 17-28 INSTRUCTION 63 with hutch 6,1997 will be held in the Conference Room at CALL 908 254 1331 EVES CHAIRS (1O)-Black cushioned the Authority's Manasquan Reservoir w/ arms Administration Building, 2041 Hospital Road, WOODCN LECTURN MUST SELL Wall, New Jersey beginning at 2 00 p m Call 908 431-5230 All other monthly meetings will be held In the FINANCIAL 29-32 OST& FOUND 64 BOATING 105-106 Executive Conference Room at the Authority's COMMERCIAL Spruce Run Reservoir Administration Building, 1851 Highway 31, Clinton, New Jersey beginning at 2 00 p m FINANCIAL Note The period from 12 00 p m to 2 00 017 Office & EMPLOYMENT 35-41 PETS/ANIMALS 65 ITOMOTIVE 110-119 pm on the above dates is set aside for Floor Space separate committee meetings of the Personnel, 031 Money DAYTON Profest-ional/Offico Finance, Capital Projects and other 500 700 sq ft Rent nego Call to Loan Commercial Advertisers Please Call For Rates Committees of the Authority as needed 90B 297 5340 FREEHOLD Boro Professional Sincerely yours, office suite Up to 4 rooms & CASH For your mortgage note use of conference room law li- Best rate In the business brary fax & copy machines Call 90S 536 4978 For Private For Information call FLEA ADS Party items Thomas G Baxter, P E 908 577 6800 For Private Executive Director FREEHOLD/HOWELL Party Items 4 Lines 12/4/96 $312 Ardmore Plaza Highway 9 under $75 2 000 -I- square feet RETAIL or EMPLOYMENT '2 Weeks '20. OFFICE space Ample parking One Item per ad Call 908 462-1660 •Pflce adjustments only 007 Houses MARLBORO GARAGE 4 Lines • 2 Weeks • Repair for Sale FOR RENT Prepaid S Properly Rt 9 North With or DEAL without second floor olflce Full Time $5.OO REAL ESTATE MANALAPAN By Owner Call 908 303 1717 days "May be phoned In Huge S bedrm . 2 1/2 baths 008-780 0060 evenings ASSISTANT CLEANERS "No Phone Calls Coupon Only expanded center hall Colonial w/3 zone B/B heal, 2 zone a/c $7. • $8. POTENTIAL 20 x 40 heated Inground pool 020 Buildings 005 Apartments huge deck brick f/p Easy NYC Garages START NOW For Rent commute Exc schools Charge Your Ad $329 900 Call 908 972 7508 GOOD HOURS "S581 GARAGE SPACE WANTED MANALAPAN 2 rooms Prl SOUTH BRUNSWICK FOR VEHICLE STORAGE HAPPY FACES WANTED vate entrance $600 /mo LJtilt WEXFORD 1 Call 908 848-5705 ties Included Call 90S 307 2708 Center Hall Colonial, 4 BR Car Required • East Brunswick Fax Your Ad 908-432-0016 or 432-8181 SAYREVILLE 2-K Blhs Full Bsmt/Part Fin 022 Commercial CALL 908-257-8200 BORDENTOWN AVENUE 2 Car Gar Cust Mst Bath Deck, Upgrades Loaded Properties WINDING WOOD Move In Cond $309 999 1 & 2 BEDROOM GARDEN 908-274 2677 APARTMENTS FROM $595 BRAND NEW AVAILABLE FREEHOLD COUNTER HELP Open daily 1Oarm 6pm 008 Condos Rent 900 1 500 2 400 3 485 For Dry Cleaners Route 9, 908 2T3B 3919 Townhouses or 11 500 sq ft warehouses Marlboro Call 908 946 0081 and/or office space Overhead CSI NOW HIRING doors & loading docks Up to $6000 00 per month Use our handy Private Party Coupon. 007 Houses ALL PRIME1OCATIONS Deliver applications locally for Sale OLD BRIDGE Call owner SOB 462 1991 No Experience Select the ad that best meets your needs. Canyon Woods Townhouse 1800-215-3344 Ext 6276 2 Bedrm w/loft on wooded 025 Business DECORATING ASSOCIATE GOV T FORECLOSE home cul de-sac Ceramic tile (Irs Seeking creative business • Flea (Items under $75) One item per ad $5.00 for pennies on $1 Delinquent new bath many upgrades Opportunities mlndea person for Interior Tax Repo's Your Area Toll By Owner $120 000 decorating Training Part/full Call 908 566 5865 Free (if800 218-9000 Ext HOLIDAY HELP NEEDED time Call 908 946 3896 • BIG DEAL (Items over $75) $20.00 H 5133 lor current listings OLD BRIDGE For rent 3 Come play for a living EARLY LEARNING CENTER MIDDLETOWN BY OWNER bedrm 2 1/2 bath detaohed Discovery Toys 908 871-6126 The Qoddard School of Dayton Please include alkpaces and punctuation One character per box. 4 bed rm 2 5 baths Mint townnouse 2 car garage cen- Is rapidly growing and looking Oak Hill Area Under $230 000 tral air Near NYC Iransp CLASSIFIED 1-800 660-4ADS for Infant and Toddler Call 908 747 4178 . $1 365 • util 908 946-7925 caregivers, full or part time Experience or Early Childhood Degree a plus Please call 908-274-9631 or send resume to 339 Rlcige Road Full Time Full Time Full Time Dayton ND 08810 or FAX 90S 274-1273 EDITORIAL Nanie * tAIH Saturday, December 7th ASSISTANT ress Add 9 am - 2 pm 35-hogr position with benefits and flexibility City_ . State. Western for chain of weekly newspapers, based in I S E BVIC B S. East Brunswick Must possess excellent lan- Zip- . Day Phone_ -Evening Phone_ n s guage, organizational and typing skills Good 190 Route 18 " VISA#_ entry-level opportunity for journalism or Turnpike Metroplex English major or for someone returning to East Brunswick, NJ-08816 workforce Microsoft Word experience helpful MC#_ • LABORERS • DATA ENTRY • PICKERWACKCRS OPERATORS Send resume to. DISCOVER* • I-QRK LIFT OPERATORS - WORD Adele Young PROCESSORS Expiration date_ BRING 1 HI SAD Greater Media Newspapers Work 4O-t- hours during Dccembei 7 Edgeboro Road, East Brunswick, NJ 08816

Ads are subject to approval | — • -_w^ —• - w « m r ii •Mii^^^^H.^VI*4«l||itffliaaiiaiptMU||lWllU|^UMlHI^V'W^ WMHj4UMJmb4M^A^V4fvtfH.^l^jl^MlWP Earn extra S25.0O Bonus Fax (908) 254-0486 L 2 Forms of ID Required E O E M/F NS SENTINEL, DECEMBER 5, 1996 27 035 Help Wanted i Wanted Full Time Full Time 046 Firewood 047 Furniture Part Time Child Care Collectibles DENTAL ASSISTANT-Soeklng HOUSEKEEPING/Res,ldenl WAREHOUSE malure energetic Individual for Curo for Rest Home facility in Earn Holiday $$$ OFFICE ASSISTANT EF AU PAIR $85./CORD DINETTE SET-Lt Grey 42" East Brunswick Specially Enqlishtown All shifts Call Immediate Openingslll FIGURINES Table w/18" leaf (4) Grey Practice One who Is ablo to 10am ? 00pm 908-446-3460 All Shifts! Pick/Pack. Fork Lift PT Evenings Hard working Baseball/Sports/Elvis Delivery Avail 908 390-0900 Swivel Chairs $150 Call lenrn quickly is woll organized person for rapidly expanding EUROPEAN LIVE-INS Great Collectibles Priced to 908-566-4277 & Material Handling Health Center Must have 5 Carefully screened, profes- sell 908-390-5752 thorough con^nuntiotio and a LANDSCAPE Construction Temp-To-Hire possible sionally trained English speak- FIREWOOD DINING ROOM Country Pine soil starter lo serve a>, a flout- Holp N.I drivor'o license a Start Todayl arms 10 legs & the ability to ing legal visas Experience ALL HARDWOOD Table, 4 chairs, hutch & ing assistant Duties will in- muM Cull 108 329-9187 Call Knsten 908-390-1170 do many things at 1 time Call the benefits of intercultural PLATES $120/cord $70/hdlfcord dryslnk Mint condition Asking clude chalroldo front dei.k Lorelei Personnel Inc Carol 908-254 5553 child carel Average $192 per 4 Elvis Plates 1 King & I plate FREE Delivery • 908-422-0351 $900 Call 908-780-0462 Lab techniques Ex-ray licence RESERVATIONISTS One Auer Ct PHONE INTERVIEWERS week For more Info call $45 each Mint condition required Prefer rortinod and F/T P/T pvomnfih & weekend!, East Brunswick, NJ 08816 FIREWOOD DINING ROOM SET reglMorod with computer Michelle or David Chasan Call between 9am-5pm ask for for lima service Duties include T ernfic Hours 908-566-8937 SEASONED Contemporary Mica Tabla w/6 familiarity Latter throe not customer relations & computers Anita 908-254-3333 908-257-1416 mandatory No Saturday; Freehold nro.i Call Dejnna at E xcellent Pay Gov'l designated non-profit WANTED chairs, 2 leaves, matching Start immediately 90a-P54-25i)0 90B 577-1709 036 Help Wanted L ively Co-Workers 1 800-333-6056 FREE - FIREWOOD lighted bulfet w/mlrrorad back ~ rtTime E xpressive Personalities 1 Memorial Dr Cambridge, MA ANTIQUES, MAHOGANY & FRESH CUT SOME SPLIT $3,500 or best offer Must seel M ultiple Benefits ALL FURNITURE Call 908-303-1006 ELECTRICIAN SALES A wsome Bosses KIDS COUNT ESTATES OH 1 PIECE CALL 908-322-0998 REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES R oom Incentives Galleries 908-446-9490 DINING ROOM SET Licenced for Elec Irit-nl & At Our Day Care Center Traditional w/6 chairs, 3 General Maintenance Work Wanlud for new Marlboro CLERK/TYPIST K liter Bonuses Ages Infant to 6 Years Branch Office Wo will provide E ntertalning Atmosphere leaves, breakfront Mint flexible hours Good pay Good Forsmall non-smoking Full Time/Full Day condition $550 908-706-9083 working environment Apply in oxport marketing and sales Matawan office 18-24 hours T earn Players Old Bridge Call 908-723-9416 043 Appliances FOR person at Red Building behind !>uppoit High-tec hand per woek General office re- I nteresting Jobs DINING ROOM SET w/6 Keanbburg High School romloil.iblu environment Top sponsibilities, computer use &N o Saleslnvolved MANALAPAN chairs, lighted china cabinet 140 Port Monmouth Hoad alfllmllons, with RELO light typing skills Client phone G reat Altitudes SALE. Light OHK finish Very good or fax resume & salary Relocation Network contacts Reply with resume Dependable girl will sit for cond $500 Call 908-495-5118 r Confidential Interview Interested? Call Miss Kellie al your child/children REFRIGERATORS Mixed Hardwoods requirement to 'MB 4D >-7115 (Informal okay) with salary Friday /Saturday evenings Guaranteed, 90 days DINING ROOM-OAK 11 pes ROLLIF DAVIS REALITY, requirements to 908-462-4540 EOE $175+ Choice of sizes and M 10 per coid w/ a chairs $750 Bedroom, INC 008-536-5757 Centra State Certified Antique 9 pes Plus other Furn. GAL/GUY FRIDAY and ai,k lor Stuart P O Box 508 REPRESENTATIVES needed Call week-days 3pm to 9pm colors Very clean FOR REALTOR F7T P/T Matawan NJ 07747 for Ideal situation F/T & P/T 908-462-6085 Can deliver 908-225 5272 Oak Firewood 908-613-2850 Liconsod/comuutor oxpononco SALES/ADVERTISING COOKING & GENERAL Huge Income Potential $$$ *125 pei cord MATTRESS • Brand new, preferred Call Q0B-297-i'nH(i HOUSEWORK 5 days per Call Charlene 908-525-8259 NANNIES AVAILABLE single, still wrapped. II you h,w outside retail rolat week Call only between RESTAURANT Help - P/T, F/T Livs-ln/out References care- 044 Computers Fruitwood Great value Original $139. HAIHDHESSEH & NAIL TECH on advnitiblng sales exporl- 1 30-4 30 at 609 655-3114 All positions for new restaurant s Will soil $55 Call 908-141-1820 WITH FOLOWING cinc o In NJ (radio, cable TV or fully checked Elite Staffing, 135 pci cord CALL 00.8-431 -9070 CUSTOMER SERVICE/SALES In Manalapan 908-972-1211 Inc , 293 Constitution Clr , nowspnpor preferred) Central N B , NJ Garry 908 628-0545 S15 to stack Vi cord MOVING SALE Jersey t> radio stations Manic Sorvlclng hotels Hourly + SECRETARY/FRONT DESK- ALL TYPES OF REPAIRS & DINING ROOM Table with 3 HOST PARENTS commission Alternoon hours For Doctor's office Medical 5 to start In January 1097 A')H J S WCTC would like lo talk SELECTIVE NANNY Up-Grades, Custom Systems 25 lo slack whole cord leaves. € chairs , Large china to you about joining our sales Call 908-591-0500 billing experience not required Multi-Task 908-254-1823 cabinet. Sofa, choirs, Tables, & well established pnvnln :,oi IOI team Excellent benefits EOE but a plus Part/Full time Call Nannies Available Immediately service agency lo looking for Apply in person or send re- DEMONSTRATORS Dr Potash 908-238-1883 for Live-ln/Live-out CALL THE PC MD • For all 908-329-3091 more Call 908-462-8743 people who are willing to pro- your computer needs At vide a home for 1 or ? teenag- sumo to Colasce Lingerie Home Parties Call 908-432-9500 OFFICE FURNITURE ers who havo specific omollo General Snlot. Manager Is now In this area $75 -$100 288 Summerhlll Rii EB NJ home service of IBM & Jack Russell WCTC/Maglc 00 £ $25 000 + full time compatibles running DOS/ Executive Desks (2), Conf - nul & behavioral minds You WINDOWS 908-23B-6779 table Cherry wood, Hanging must havo a spare room & bo 78 Veronica Avenue B8-390-6501 TELEPHONE CALLERS eves | 037a Child Care 047 Furniture cherry wood cabinets, Ills willing lo parlicipnto in u Somerset NJ 00873 & weekends In Freehold for COMPUTER-486 DX266, S10 DENTAL RECEPTIONIST Wanted HD, 8MB Ram, Win 95 KB S M cabinets - wood & crodonza comprohonslvo training SECRETARY Must be flexlblo Some days, AMERICAN HEART Must Sell 908-536-8782 program in ordor to booomo a Entry lovul tor nonoral law evenings, Saturdays Mouse 14" Svga & HP Desk parfof our professional loam office Thorough knowledge of Sond Hesume lo R Griggs ASSOCIATION Jet Printer $SBff 908-316-0305 OFFICE Excellent opportunity fnr extra Microoolt Waran mui>l Benefits 59 York St EAST BRUNSWICK-Llve-ln COMPUTER-486 SX25 210 A.H. FORMICA Income) For information mil nvnllahle Fax resume to No telemarketing experience Nanny for 2 children Exp HD, 6mb RAM, 2X CD Rom CUSTOM LAMINATED Lhaat 900-431-507? Old Bridge, N J 08857 needed Leave message at FURNITURE 008-780 0115 908-308-4201 English Speaking Must drive w/sound, mouse & software FURNITURE & REFACING TELEPHONES (5) - GE 4 lino DOMESTIC AIDE Rels req Call 908-390-1747 No moniter $285 908-316-0305 •KITCHENS-WALL UNITS phones w/ extended warranty FREEHOLD AREA INTEL PENTIUM-200 MHZ • BEDROOM SETS 6 months old Residential Health Care TELLER •CHILDREN'S ROOMS RECEPTIONIST Desk w/chalr Facility 37 Beds Shifts Avail- 20 hours per week, First Dewltt Experienced loving person Complete system w/17" moni- 908-745-2102 • 908-390-1609 able 4pm-12am & 12am-8am wanted for 3 month old Full tor , sound, CD software OFFICE DESK- "I" Shaped w/ REPORTER Bank, Englishtown office time Mon-Frl Transportation BED-Afford queen mattress black leather hl-back chair Call between 9am-4pm EOE Call 908-446-8000 908-521-1194 EOE needed Refs 908-431-1662 NEVER USED set ortho plush Luxury firm- DESK-exacutlve "U" shaped Enthusiastic, reliable reporter Ask for Sherry NEW $240 Call 908-525-0435 with hutch HOLMDEL - In my home all $2,650 Call 9OB-521-444O CHAIRS (1O)-Black cushioned DRIVER/ year Monday & Wednesday, BED-Brass Queen, complete- w/arms. wanted for weekly Monmouth 036a Employment 2pm to 7 30pm Must drive PRINTER w/Ortho mattress sat Unused WOODEN LECTURN SCHOOL BUS Services | Experienced 908- 946-3330 Panasonic-Impact Dot Matrix in box Cost $1,000 sail $300 MUST SELL County newspaper. Job includes With or without CDLIIcsnse MARLBORO-College student Printer KX-P1123 $B0 Call Call 908-855-7883 Call 908-431-5230 Will train Good pay with needed P/T 3pm-7pm for 7 &alter 6pm 908-577-0456 BED-KING-Orthopedic mat- municipal beat coverage, benefits Call 908-536-3485 $1,000 POSSIBLE TYPING 11 year olds Might consider a PRINTER-Epson II (Color) tress set w/TKfany brass Part time At home Toll Free live-in Need to nave high en- 1 month old Under Warranty headboard Unused In box enterprise reporting, and feature DRIVER/LABORER 1-800-218-9000 Ext T-5133 ergy & patience for homework Asking $130 Please Call Must sell! Cost $1,300 Sacri- For warehouse In Matawan for listings & meals References a must 908-901-6870 fice $500 Call 908-855-7883 REFINISHING writing. Experience preferred. $7/hour Call 908-566-1178 Mary Anne-Days-908-494-6900 German Tralnod Perfectionist $1,000 'S POSSIBLE Reading Evenlngs-908-409-2897 BED-twIn size Headboard in- Books Part Time At Home WANTED cluded, w/mattress. boxsprlng. Refinlshlng, Restoring, Hand Send resume and clips to: DRIVERS Toll Free 1-800 898-9778 MATAWAN AREA - Nanny to Commodore 64 computer frame, dresser w/mlrror, 5 shall Stripping, White Washing, School Bus - $11 per hour Ext R-5008 for Listings live-In for 2 & 5 year old girls Call 908-238-G789 bookcase & 2 drawer filing Marblelzing, & Faux Finishing. Marilyn Duff, Managing Editor School Van - $9 per hour 3-4 days plus two nights a cabinet. Call 908-274-2809 Free Estimates 908-571-2915 $1,000 'S POSSIBLE Reading week Room and board with (If experienced) Will train Books Part time At Home BEDROOM SET- Queen 7 pes suitable applicants Apply at private bath plus salary No 045 Clothing Black Lacquer & Gold Trim, SALE The Independent Toll Free 1-800-898-9778 cleaning Light cooking SOFA • Sectional, beige $350. Curclo Bus Service Ext R-5008 lor Listing with waterbed $700 00 656 Kino George Road References required Call 908-462-5138 TABLE - Laoquar & Beige $25 7 Edgeboro Road, Edison Before 11 30 AM ATTENTION Call Brenda 908-566-5531 or CAR BED-BB3tar$100. READERS 908-869-1266 COAT - Mink natural ranch BEDROOM Set-Antique $500 DRESSER - White Child Cralt. East Brunswick, NJ. 08816 MEDICAL ASSISTANT/ Ads undar this classification female - full length • swing Buffet, secretary, chest, & ROCKING HORSE-Solld SECRETARY-Experience are not offers of employment NANNIES WANTED style -large Valued at $8,000 desk $150 each Mahogany & Wood $50 ROCKING CHAIR or FAX resume and cover preferred Assist with phone & asking $4 500 Mint condition oak HUMMELLS, Lenox, Liar- $15 SAND BOX • Little Tikes patients 1 1/2 days per week Often these advertisers offer a Live-in/out For "Elite" families do &Doulton 908-613-2850 service for a fee If you place a Elite Staffing, Inc 293 Constitu- Call 908-247-5819 $20 Flex Cross Training Froohold/Momanville area call to a "900" number you will COFFEE TABLE - Black Slate System-Like New- Manual letter to Fax rosume to 908-249-6528 tion Clr, ISTB , NJ Call Gerry FUR COAT-Beautilul Full Guide Inc $200 908-679-4B1S or call manager 908-247-7091 automatically be billed a fee, 908-628-0545 Length Coyote Coat size B, Octagon Wrought Iron Base. which varies Excellent Condition Best SERVER-Mirrored Custom NORTH BRUNSWICK- 4 yrs old ong $5000 now $900 Oder Call 908-972-0297 (908) 254-0486 EARN $1,000'SWEEKLY- Child care needed in my home Call 908-390-5333 made $460 . Whits Thomasvllle 035 Help Wanted Sluffing envelopes at home for Infant Full time, Monday- COMPUTER DESK - Compact Server $95 , Bistro table & Start now No experience Free Friday No weekends Non- MINK COAT Black Includes chair Great Baby Items FullTime supplies, Info No obligation smoker References Please Natural, size 10, w/fox tuxedo condition $50 PLAY YARD - Call 90S-390-5333 SendS AS E To Call 908-940-3257 Kolcraft-NEW - $65 Call fronts collar Call 908-462-6215 908-249-1611 SLEEPER SOFA-Queen, exc. ACE, Dept 2034 Box 5137 MINK COAT-Black M length cond $200. Coffee table-oak & Diamond Bar, CA 91765 SELECTIVE NANNY exc cond like new, size 12 DAY BED-Whlto Iron & brass. lass-End tabla-oak $100 /both EARN AT HOME Nannies Needed For Great $525 Rabbit Fur coat ful Complete w/2 Ortho mattresses P rices firm Call 908-446-4237 Families Live-in/Llve-oul length $130 908-583-0498 & pop-up trundle Unused In SOFA - Dark Brown $1 000 •< Weekly Stuffing box Cost $800 Sell $325 Call FREE. Excellent condition. Call 908-432-9500 MINK COAT-Full length ranch 908-855-7883 Envelopes Send a self 288 Summerhill Rd , E B , N J MINK JACKET-(Blush) Both After 7pm addressed stamped envelope size 6 Must see Great Christ- DESK -Cherry rolltop-antique Call 90B-264-9169 COLLEGE to A&E Associates mas presents 90B-B63-0522 reproduction. HEAD & FOOT SOFA BED SECTIONAL $875 4201 Church Road BOARDS - solid brass Bunk Beds-Wood w/ mattress 12B The Ellipse Bldg #209 039 Health Care OUR ADS w/marbla inserts - queen size $125 TV-RCA26ln $200, Mount Laurel, N J 08054 CAMERA - MlnoTta 7000 & All In Good cond 908-745-9465 GRADS!! GET RESULTS ZOOM LENS 28-35 mm Best TRAINEES EARN MONEY • Reading olfers Call 908-780-7768 SOFA, CHAIR & LOVESEAT Booksl $30,000/year Income EXPERIENCED NURSE avail CALL CLASSIFIED $300 Solid Oak Table 8 chairs potential Details w/references for private duty BUY IT, SELL IT, FIND IT IN 2 leaves Excellent Condition At ENTERPRISE RENT-A-CAR, we believe in giving you straight 1-800-513-4343 Ext Y-2111 or home care 908-290-9436 1-800-660-4ADS CLASSIFIED 1-800-660-4 ADS $1,500.00 908-897-2722 talk about a career with us. The facts speak for themselves, the way we operate and what you can expect when you join our company. 036b Employment 039a Health Care 048 General 048 General 048 General Wanted Wanted Merchandise Merchandise Merchandise YOUR ADVANTAGES: HOMEMAKERS Caring people • Excellent training In every facet of our business RENOVATOR needed to work with elderly In Experienced, will do any Interl- Middlesex county Certified & M Full support and encouragement for your growth or renovation job 908-303-6422 non-certilied welcomed Car a plus Call Special Care • A structured career ladder 908-745-7788 • A promotion from within policy 037 Babysitting Child Care Famjly • Competitive compensation 042 Antiques • Comprehensive benefits Collectibles AFFORDABLE CHILD CARE in my Freehold Towhship THE REQUIREMENTS: home Call 908-780-0737 Portraits CHILD CARE ALTERNATIVE • A four-year college degree • A strong professional image European "AU PAIRS" live-in help, reliable, experienced, 100 Dealers/10,000 aq ft The Perfect Gift • A customer-service focus U A clean driving record English speaking legal, gov't Freehold Antique Gallery approved program Under 21 W Main Street Choose ENTERPRISE, where growth is a reality. (It's a fact that $200 /week Call Karen at 908-462-7900 Created in Oils our Executive Management Is a direct result of our promote from Interexchange 161 Sixth St, NY, NY 90B-866-4364 or ANTIQUES or Pastels within policy.) Au Pair USA at 800-AU-PAIRS Top prices paid for. Antique CHILD CARE IN YOUR HOME furniture, oriental rugs •Birthdays'Anniversaries Experienced, love & care paintings, |ewelry & silver We • All Special Occasions Reliable Call 908-536-9757 purchase entire contents of estates Will come to your • House Portraits Enterprise CHILDREN'S CHOICE home Call 908-862-0200 rent-a-car COLLECTIBLES Carousel • Pet Portraits 46 W Ferris St, E Brunswick Horse, Wooden Cigar Store In- Ages 3 months • 5 years dian, Suit of Armor Rocking •Wedding Portraits Kindergarten State Certified Horses, Etc 908-723-9102 To find out more, please call our Human Resources Dept. at; Open 6 30am-7pm, 12 months (908) 919-1600 x 201,202 or fax resume to (908) 751-0801, a year Call 908-613-4488 DINING ROOM SET EAST BRUNSWICK - Day42" Round Oak Pedestal An Equal Opportunity Employer care teacher will care for your Table plus 2 leaves $350 child in her home 908-257-2013 4 High Back Oak Chairs $400 Artist $550/Set Firm) Quality Solid Visit us on th* Intomtt at hltp:/Ivtwvi. erac MILLTOWN-Prr or after school Oak Cabinet 361Wx42'H $300 care by loving mom Call All Excellent Condition 155 South St., Freehold, NJ 07728 • 908-462-1020 908-249-2253 Call 908-536-5688 28 SENTINEL, DECEMBER 5, 1996 NS

048 General 1048 General 049 Merchandise 051 Sporting 062 Flea Markets 063b Tutoring 047 Furniture Equipment Bazaars 063 Instruction Merchandise Merchandise Wanted ; 5 Math Tutor-college teacher. SOFABED - Queen Size GO-KART- 5 HP Minor repairs AAA ANTHONY'S ANTIQUE 5 IN 1 GYM-KURTISS All levels-quality lessons. Now Small floral pattern on cream. CARPET 1 yr. old, Good Condition $300 PAYS TOP $$$$ for used fur- 61/2 feet high. Good condition. THE ANNUAL SAT. E.B. area. 908-238-3042 Excellent condition. Best offer. Just completed large develop- or Best Offer. niture, glass, art, toys, all col- Paid $850. Asking $300. Call 908-390-4978 ment. Over 1,000 yards left. Call SOB-886-1462 iectables, etc. Love attics & Call 908-274-T722 COMPUTER TRAINING READING & MATH TUTOR Closeout $3.95. Call Eddie basements. Estate contents BAZAAR Personalized training for you WALL UNIT-Custom contemp- 908-591-0869 • 800-246-0869 HOSPITAL BED - FULLY BIKE - Men's Giant Mountain and your family by Professional orary. Grey formica w/2 float- ELECTRIC • Side rails. Like bought or auctions. Est. 1979 Bike - ATX 760, Shimano Temple B'Nai Shalom Levels K-9, SAT Prep ing glass shelves. 2 yrs. old. new. Hardly used. Asking 908-739-9847 Uncle Joe Systems Manager, for Internet Lie. Teacher. 908-679-3616 CD CHANGER SAVE THIS AD! Components, Rock Shocks. and Popular Software $1.500. nego. 906-798-0864 $600. Call 908-615-2433 Excellent condition. Asking Saturday, December 7th Call Stuart. 212-598-1913 READING & MATH-Basic Pioneer, 12 disc. Brand new, ALL LIONEL TRAINS $475, Call 908-908-0154 7am- 11pm 9-6pm 908-287-6694 Evas Skills. Exp. K-8 teacher. Tour WATERBED still In box. Full warranty. KITCHEN CABINETS home or mine. 908-254-8567 $275. Firm. Call 908-251-3890 BIKE-Huffy 26" Girls 10 speed King. Dark wood frame w/6 Just remodeled. Fits Pare Cha- Or Flyer. Top cash appraisal Mountain Bike. Like new. Sunday, December 8th PIANO, KEYBOARDS, storage drawers. Matching CHRISTMAS TREE teau kitchen. Exc. cond. Best Price no object 908-946-2893 GUITAR, ORGAN & BASS. S.A.T. VERBAL, Reading Sjep - Purple & Grey. $75. Call 9am - 3pm clalist, Special Ed Special]st. headboard w/lights & mirror. 6 feet. Mountain King offer. Call 908-536-6243 908-254-8854 Popular & Classical. All levels. Dresser & mirror. Asking $600. with lights. $50.00 Prof, instruction at your home. English all levels. Math. or best offer. 908-813-0581 Call 958-613-1028 MOVING SALE NORDIC TRACK- Medalist Corner of Old Stage & 25 yrs. teaching experience. Collega Essays 908-257-2777 model-Ski machine w/upgraded Fern Roads Hank Ploskon §08-238-1555 SNOW BLOWER-Honda heart monitor Asking $500 048 General COSTUME JEWELRY - Over $300. STOOLS-(5) Oak $50 ANTIQUES Ca!l 908-294-9797 East Brunswick PIANO/KEYBOARD - All Ages SAT 200 pieces, C. 1960's BED- Full size w/mattress. Private sessions In your Merchandise Mostly pins & bracelets $30. Call 908-308-1778 PROFORM CROSSTRAINER PLAY LIKE A PRO homo. Experienced staff di* $75. no less! Call 908-367-6035 WEIGHT MACHINE LOW LOW PRICES! Classical to Modern styles rected by the College Board's PLATFORM BED Used twice. Includes 6 work- Maxham Studio 908-446-1110 SAT Software author. We uao CLJLLIGAN- Water Softner WANTED out smart cards. $300. Call' All new merchandise BAR Formica 4' round System $50.00 521-3527 Twin. Headboard, desk/dresser PIANO/KEYBOARD only real tests. Top score 4' straight sections. 3 Leather/ combo. Mica, light ocean Contents and Estates, 908-671-6503 Come Early gains for 15 years. Score At Chrome Captains chairs. $400 THERE'S ALWAYS $425. Mikasa Gabriele china, 6 yrs. to adult. Beginners to the Topi 1-800-877-8005 Folding bike $75. SOMETHING NEW IN flatware & stemware service Mahogany, French and SKIS advance. Home lessons avail. SPANISH /FRENCH-Ralse Call Lee 808-577-8900 CLASSIFIED for 12, $250. Casio keyboard & & Bindings. Bli2zards. 30/195. VENDERS WANTED Professional teacher & player. grades nowl 10 yrs. of succ0fi® stand, $150. All perfect cond All Furnitures. Oriental $185. or best offer. FOR CONCESSION SPACE. Call 908-739-6838 w/kids. 908-617-1192 Call 908-431-2238 Call 908-536-1258 Silvert's Huge Furniture Store. Rugs, Porcelain, Oil Freehold; Free heat/AC. STUDIO 63 POOL TABLE Call Harry 908-462-4500 There is a Difference GOOD CONDITION. GREAT Paintings, All Antiques BUYI Call 908-845-0545 WEIGHT SYSTEM MUSIC POOL- Above ground 32ft FREE APPRAISALS Professional Instruction Proform Cross Training System LOST & FOUND round pool w/ deck. Needs lin- Like new. Great gift for theVENDORS WANTED 63 Mllltown Rd., E. Brunswick er, you remove $100.00 Holidays. Manual & workout 908-257-8637 Call 908-462-3443 Galleries guide included. Must sell. Make FOR HOLIDAY CRAFT SHOW PRECIOUS MOMENTS- offer. Call 908-254-4468 DECEMBER 8, 9am-5pm BUYING CAMERAS MARLBOR6 AREA Approximately 50 pieces. 063b Tutoring i064 Lost & Founcl Exc. cond. CASH ONLY. Call And Photo Equipment. 1 pc. or Please call 908-591-2456 908-251-563B after 5:30pm whole studio. No Polaroid or movie. Call 908-928-7811 REDECORATING ALGEBRA I & II LIVING & FAMILY ROOMS CASH FOR BOOKS Geometry & Basic Skills Nood AS A PUBLIC SERVICE 3 couches, 3 chairs, 2 end ta- GARAGE SALES/AUCTIONS help? Feeling frustrated? WE WILL PUBLISH A bles & lamps & col lee table- Call 908-536-0850 Experienced teacher and tutor. 4 LINE AD FOR 2 WEEKS colonial style. Toys, toy chest, INSTRUCTION Call 908-613-9225 AT NO COST & misc. items. 908-462-0546 COINS TO A PERSON Coin collector paying highest WHO CALLS RIBBONS, RIBBONS prices for Wheat Indian BIO/CHEM/MATH ABOUT A FOUND ITEM Pennies. Buffalos through 060 Garage Sales Licensed & Certified 1-800-660-4 ADS at THE RIBBON BOW-TIQUE Your Home. 908-780-4428 UNBEATABLE PRICES Silver Dollars, 908-530-9039 063 Instruction LOST Man's gold wedding Rt. 9 South, Summsrton Plaza ICHEM/BIO/APBIO band - engraved on inside. Manalapan. 908-431-0007 CONSIGN EAST BRUNSWICK ? Clark Mills School on 11/9/96. Your Women's & Children's MULTI FAMILY-MOVING NEW SAT MATH REWARD. Call 908-972-7S33 SEALY BOX SPRING- NEW Quality Clothing & Accessories 5 Viburnum (Briar Ridge, off ART SCHOOL Exp. Teacher. 908-238-0652 Queen Size cost $175.00. CALL 2ND TURN AROUND Mllltown Rd.). 12/7 & 8710-5. CHEMISTRY - A. P. or First Will sell for $65.00 or best offer Furn., oriental rugs, toys, etc. in E. Brunswick. 908-257-8127 Hazlet 908-264-0144 Yr. High School. Cert, teacher. FELICIA'S SCHOOL OF 25 yrs. exp. Call 908-521-37B5 SKIS-Pair of Atomic 175's 908-431-7667 YOUR PIANO & MUSIC. Private w/ bindings & poles. $135. lessons. Call 908-525-9286 Women's ski boots size 8 GUNS, swords, military items. AD HEBREW TUTOR $75. 908-360-4721 Lie. NJ/Fed. Dealer. House BUY IT, SELL IT, FIND IT IN Bar & Bat Mltzvah Prep PETS/ANIMALS calls. Bert 908-821-4949 CAN CLASSIFIED. 1-800-660-4 ADS Kelll Rlchman 908-536-2914 SNOW BLOWER, 3 Horse- power. 21", Exc. cond. TORO Self Propelled Lawn Mower. PHOTOS OF BE $12.5. Call.908-651-9730 "THE BOSS" HERE 060 Garage Sales [III 060 Garage Sales III 060 Garage Sales SNOW BLOWER-Roper. Gas Into Sis—J Powered. 4 hp. Dual stage. 22 at the St. Rose of Lima Concert 1-800-660-4 ADS in. swatch. Needs some Nov. 8,1996. For my - repairs. $50. 908-238-0578 personal use, Please call §08-462-9221 TRACTOR WANTED TO BUY Ford-Older Model. Completely Extra CASH reconditioned. Runs perfectly. Johnson or Evinrude Outboard Snow plow, Bush hog, & trailer Motors, Running or Needing inc. Must See. 908-446-8053 Repair. Call 609-588-5332 TRACTOR PARTS For Ford 70 & '75 Tractor, Plow Blade, 34' Snow Auger, 050 Musical Fertilizer, Roller Stand & Instruments Garden Carts with Manual. Call 908-780-8941 WATERBED FRAME DRUM SETS W/Headboard California King (2) 5 PIECE SETS. Exc. Cond. Call 908-521-3527 $450. takes both sets. $25.00 Call 908-679-7502 FLUTE-GEMEINHARDT. Excellent condition. Perfect for 048b Infants student. Asking $300. Call Juvenile Items 908-613-0980 NEW FULL SIZE PIANOS CRIBS - Childcraft (2) Oak with mattresses, Includes FROM $1,450 bumper sets, excellent FREEHOLD MUSIC CENTER condition, WALKER, CAR- 1-800-453-1001 WITH A SEAT - Evenflo - Infant/carrier, Etc. Call 908-363-3405 PIANO TUNING Turn your clutter to New Client Dlscount-$25. OFF NURSERY-ALL WHITE FULL SERVICE 908-390-8203 CRIB-Simmons, CHEST-4 • Master TunerExt. 1960 • CA$H with our drawers, DRESSER-6 drawers-Stanley, CHANGING PIANO- Baldwin Acrosonic TABLE & ROCKER. 3 years w/bench, walnut, exo, oond. FALI young. $600. 908-583-4576 $2,000 or Best Offerl 908-264-9132 After 5:00 PLAY GYM & PLAY KITCHEN -Little Tikes. STROLLERS CALL CLASSIFIED Perego, Greco & Umhella. All good cond. Call 908-7BO-7768 1-800-660-4ADS THERE'S CASH flu YOUR OLD SET '.' Fall's a great time to clean out the

OFCLURS.*MM* ' >; •; closets and have a garage sale. With our 1, special garage sale rate, you can attract DEAL ', crowds and rake in the extra cash. $ For Private Part• Ml **yV •Item ** ^* I s 4 lines 1 WEEK 16 »4 Lines $*)#100 (ask for our FREE Garage Sale Kit) • 2 Times 20 (When ad is placed) Pre-Paid • $5.00 each additional line CALL CLASSIFIED Not refundable • Price adjustments only 6604ADS 1-800-6 1-800-660-4ADS !T* ftr^VW NS SENTINEL, DECEMBER 5, 1996 29 Business &. Service Directory *»k J» a i * Air/Hoat • Cleaninag • Floors • Paintina/WnllnnnfiHnPainting/Wallpaperinng JS0^ CALL • Alarms Closets • Garage Doors • Plumbing/Heating • Appliance Repair Decorating • Glass • Pool Care We Honor 1-8Q0-660-4-ADS • Asphalt/Concrete Paving Electrical • Handy Persons • Roofing/Sidtng/Gutters 1 Building/Remodeling Exterminators • Kitchens/Baths • Special Services Deadline Friday 1:00 PM 1 Carpel Care Fencing • Lawn Cars/Landscaping • Windows

GA#AQ E:DOQRS •:• Polish COL-AIR TRl CENTRAL OARPEHTBY GAMGE DOOR Oall Healing & Cooling SERVICE, INC. TECH CO. PAINfMG 24 Hr tmorgcncy Service HEATING MASON !mk punk nil) OnnMl & Opecitert PAUHUNI Sarvicn all makes & models • Stops • Chlmneyi aNTofly Ray f,ulitus Residential O Commeivltil !-8OO'SeO4AD$ Interior/Exterior iHtcrioi/Cxteilor5 • Oil or (j.i1. clOLinlnti'i AIR • rireplitccs A Good Craftsman for alt SALES * Fancy HOME CONDITIONING • Rrlck iMtlos SERVICE • Chock tips your Carpentry Noods Finishes IMFROVEMEMTS &. Walkways INSTALLATION To Advertise • Deck & • Installation ol all • All Concrete Work Building & Remodeling hoaliiuj oquipmonl INS1ALIMI0NS All Makes & Models. Fence POWER WASHINCl • Interlocking Pavers ShDotrock/Trlm I'nimnt ix Proits'iUin ]l Your • Clnrk thmniohtat'i Sum. D.I) Strvlie Treatments Qvrr 20 \ir> ut American Doors & Windows 908-238-5686 • HumidMiors KJUV INSIIHin * HttrtSHMATEb Storm Doors (ili(lt\ttttl'l'" 908-525-8118 908-536-3397 * 908-679.6499 Insiiict! Ficv BdnMiL-s Fully Insured DECORATING) HANDY PERSONS CK HEATING & AIR Call NEED A RSCHARD CONDITIONING, INC. #NEED # JACK OF ALL TRADES K. M00RE Ri'ilik ntlnl * (imiiiit n ml Beaut „ "Wo Job Too Big HELPING HAND? NEIGHBOR Nftlcs, SorviLO it Instiillittiimi 1-8D0-66O-4-ADS orTooSmalf Professional Painting • llillW.iliTllnl, is Your Htohe WALLPAPER? & SON • HmiiHlifim • Shop At Home Service For all Your Home • Intonar/ExKrioi Taxtured Cmltngs ' Replat t im ith urv CALL JACK: Painting Wallpaper Coordinators - Electrical •SnowRemovtl Out Spt i tttttv" • Home Improvements Insiirait Froo Estimate y < IIIMI nix mum Business INTERIORS UNLIMITED ..908-727-1696 CALL HENRY • Ceramic Tllo Repair I In I It l'(,1!i Invin :l Laura Bursey INSURED Call Greg 908-577-1166 Here FREE 908-257-5214 008-390-2138 908-446-6SB8 ESTIMATES Free Estimates 908-747-3845 908-613-7120 ELECTRICAL KITCHENS/BATHS 13 S«r 36 000 8TU 3 TOM HUG JfllllHJilll AMPRO BATHROOMS SIGMINDS BY DESIGN CENTRAL Electrical Contractors, Inc. *2,595°° up to 5x8 REFINISHING CERTIFIED BY THE PAPEBHAHGIHG INSTITUTE AIR Ki salt fi(u/, Comnuvcn/ ImhMml Institiltitlous • Discounted Sales FURNACE SYSTEM • Intciioi/Cxtoiioi DISCOUNT KITCHENS KITCHEN $ D0 Electrical Contractors U(;htint! Spccal Discounts on all Plumbmg CABINETS • "Vfcdkoverlngs" ^-s-il" • "AlsoIrusUllcd" • Lighting • Pnols/S|>as Small roparwoikOK -leaks Fixed STRIPPED • Interior Printing C (Sfti** * New Wood Doors | 1,299 •Wiring • ViulalioribCoirecled Fully tared References Lie W82I *2,099 • A/C Linos & • Service Upgrades CARLO CONST. •Stenciling -,.fe»b'»L * • NewIliirdwarc • Smoke Detectors Wt ARr VERY DEPENDABLE REFINISHED RONALD KAPLOVCITZ ATLANTIC HEATING & COOLING, INC. InsurpetDoiHlfd Free Mlmnles 908-846-1119 908-495-3484 Fully Insured Fi-ec Lstlmatcs lie #9.246 Ins/Bonded Custom Woik-A Specially 908-251-7031 3C 1-800-999-6362 SOW 908-819-0808 K» Yiiars txperlence S 908-721-2894 2 Irco rs|im,iti.'s • Hilly Insured ASPHALT/CONCHETIi: PAVING K & O HOME STANLEY Electrical Edge IN THE DARK? HATHAWAY IMPROVEMENTS PAINTBNO ASPHALT Call Our LOOK Exterior/Interior Contracting Inc. RENOVATIONS Since 1975 Affordable Prices PAVING Ml #13423 THRU • Carpentry Bathroom AFFORDABLE Home Driveways BUSINESS • Electrical Design OUR •Ceramic Tile Specialist •PAINTING WALLPAPERING Parking Lots 8f Installation ELECTRICAL & Repairs Exterior/Interior New & Resufacetl Driveways • Troubleshooting • Kitchen Ceramic Tile, •POWER WASHING 1CU upper single roll SERVICES 'WALLPAPERING & Weather Sealing • Service Upgrades Backsplashes Cabinetry, Etc. 1 &SERTO • Celling 8t Attic Tans •l"lO & UUPP POWER WASHING Ciivum MKtilh!Mlx & SECTION- • Bathrooms Free Estimates per single roll Moimiiiullido over:!() V'I'.US Trer I'^Hirwtrs litHitlcd/lnsureil IAleN Rilcroncos F(co estimates CALL DENNIS WOOD TO FIND HELP! 908-723-9115 908-738-8873 908-545-7149 Ivan 908-846-9893 908-251-2667 ADVERTISERS Free Estimates 1-800-452-BATH (2284) Open !> Chain Link IJLJI TREE EXPERTS rallatton To living Space Ml Dm Buns hi fence TREE-Removal & Pruning Service STEVE PAUL HOME Removal iSif Plumbing & Heating • Custom Decks AMISH SHRUB Removal & Pruning Rcutdontffil Specialist REMODELING • Additions MADE need Pruning Repairs & Rfrmodctlng CRAFTS STUMP Removal Sewer & Drain Cloarlilg Additions & Alterations • Renovations 908-679-1213 GAZEBOS I Stumps Water Heatord Kittens Allies • Kltclmns/Batlis fixing? LANDSCAPING & Lawn Cuts Water Filters Dalhroorns fieplscEmonl Windows 908-254-0909 • Windows/Doors SHEDS-DECKS-SWIHD SETS NJ License #1SS3 Basements Oecki mmmms mmimnoustLismH STORM DEBRIS & FRtE EI77J/HTTJ HELP m A HHRRV Fully Insured FREE ESTIMATES Call our FULLY IKSURTD RetcrortceB/lnBurod FULLY INSURED YARD Cleanups 908-577-1166 Free Estimates advertisers 908-238-2532 908-303-1614 908-238-8330 908-721-8671 24 Hour Answering Sctvice 908-613-7120 908-679-4040 SHOWROOM W8RT 9 S FREEHOLD Mnsteicard Jk Visa mmamm ROOF1NG/SIOINO SPECIAL SERVICES PiHgyi FORAN MIKE'S DAVE'S JUNK. Call ^fwojrir PERFECTION PAINTING PAINTING Builders Sanded • Refinished Hardwood Floors Interior/Exterior Interior • Exterior ROOFING CARS Roofing, Siding, 1-800-660-4-ADS Stained • Pickled • Installation • Sanding Residential Work • Textured Ceilings FREE ESTIMATES SPECIALIST Additions, Decks & Parquet/Strip Flooring • Rfiflnishing • Repairs • Wallpapering BOUGHT Windows To Advertise • Custom Staining • • Minor Repairs, All Kinds of Repairs Rip-offs • Cover-ups Installed • Repaired • White Stains • Wallpaper Removal MARLBORO "The Price & Quality thai CALL • Aluminum. Flats • Slate Your Tree Estimates you're looking for!" Siding < Tiles All Roof Repairs AUTO TRADITIONAL Ml .Mih Guaranteed/Insured Reflrilslilnrj Basements tree Eslmialfs fully Insured Business "Where Quality & WRECKERS FREE ESTIMATES Call Brian Fully insured Call Here Pride Iienllu Do Matter" 1-BQ0-434-R00F 908-636-2040 908-721-5536 908-247-8182 908-254-2572 908-238-5789 Fully Insured Free Estimates 908-591-1400 k

i ' 3O SENTINEL, DECEMBER 5, 1996 NS 080a Handy 1081 Lawn Care 086 Painting iilfJSfflifll^^ Sheetrock Persons Landscaping Wallpapering

DOG HOUSE-Igloo-large. AMAZING PARTIES! A.J. CARPET- SPECIALIZING In taping, ALL AROUND HANDYMAN MT ABTOZ FENCING RUN - 24'. TRAIN- SANTA CLAUS Installatlqns/Shop-at-Home/ Spackling, room & office $299. 3 ROOM SPECIAL ING CAGE -large. CEDAR CLOWNS, DJ'S, PUPPET Skilled professional. Refs. Repairs/Restretches painting. Call 609-259-2080 All Types Of: TREE SERVICE Calf908-297-1369 SAL'S PAINTING BED. Mint. Call 908-780-7768 SHOWS, CHARACTERS, Quality for Less Home Repairs/Improvements • Tree Removal SAND ART And Lots More. 908-257-2750 or 908-431-3981 CALL FOR INQUIRIES LOST DOG-NearMacDonalds Call 908-536-6936 SINGING TELEGRAMS 908-536-4703 • Trimming 908-390-0103 , 908-618-1532 on Rt. 9 Sayreville. Female 078 Electrical ALL JOBS • Lot Clearing Jack Russell Terrier, brown & BARN IE OR Custom Roasts-Funny/Sweet CARPET REPAIRS • Slump Grinding • Firewood ACCENT PAINTING- All JOBS white w/brown leather collar. 9 A LION KING PARTY All occasions. 900-972-3366 Painting, Carpentry, Tiles, Etc. Fully insured. 908-446-2040 Excellent Indoor & Outdoor 1/2 Ib, puppy. $500. REWARD. CALL 908-525-1273 We Do The Following: Exp. Free EsE Credit Cards Painting. Residential & ULTRAX DISC JOCKEYS Re-stretchlng Accepted. Call 1-800-394-5838 TREES • Trimmed • Removed commercial. Free estimates. Call 1-800-627-6624 pln»75985 BELLY DANCER ALL TYPES of Electrical Work "WHEN QUALITY COUNTS" Pet Damage Installation Recessed lights, track lighting, •Stumps Ground -Wood Chips Fully Insured. 908-679-5999 PET CARE UNLIMITED Professional, tasteful, reliable, 1-800-ULTRAX-1 Carpet Removal F & R HOME Reasonable Rates HELENA 908-390-9177 paddle fans, service changes. Call 908-257-1416 Anytime AFFORDABLE PAINTING Relay Used Carpet Lie. # 6252. Hal 908-572-6750 IMPROVEMENT-lnter., Exter., Interior/exterior, reliable, Prof. Pet Sitting In Your Home SAME DAY SERVICE BONABINI THE CLOWN AMP ELECTRICAL-All Painting, Carpentry. Fully WE MOW IT CHEAP quality work, reasonable rates Boarding Avail. Ins./Bonded Will brighten your child's Insured. Rick 908-787-6526 91)8-446-2503 HAVING AN Electrical repairs / Installations Specializing In grounds, cloan- Call Room by Room Painting special day. 908-723-9244 908-679-6031 Burglar alarms. Lie (I8977C HANDYMAN • Meticulous ups/landscape/lawn malnt 9OB-607-2S77 PUPPIES-English Mastiff. BUBBLES THE CLOWN JIM'S CARPET- Free Estimates. 908-739-8797 home repairs & improvements. 1 male & 1 female. Pure bred. "Large or small, wo do It nlll" AFFAIR? INSTALLATION Call 908-264-4825 Call 908-613-9410. FREE est. AL'S PAINTING Serious Inquiries only. Magic, balloons 908-446-31311 Sales, cleaning, re-lays, CRAWFORD ELECTRIC 908-679-3576 (or a small private party?) re-stretches and repairs. HANDYMAN- The Home Interior & Exterior •CAPTAIN METRO- Call 908-495-9483 908-928-4300 LIc/fM1325 owner's Friend. All types of GET THE BEST FOR LESSI PUPPY-B mo. old. Labrador For A Special Person's Landscape lights at low prices. home repairs. Carpentry, 082 Lawn Mower Freo estlmato. 908-583-3306 Full bred. Lovable. All shots. DJ'S-BAND — Birthday Recessed lights from $55. painting, etc. 908-780-3509 With papers. $200, Call Repair ALL PAINTING 908-446-4703 • 908-446-0153 908-390-7949 Days/Eves. Anniversary 07S Ceramic Tile DEPENDABLE Electric Co. HANDYMAN-AII Jobs. Big & Repair/Install Lie.#5151. Complete service. Smalh Very Reasonable. Call INTERIOR/EXTERIOR CASINO PARTIES Retirement Free Estimates. 908-738-7070 for free est'908-079-5999 SMALL ENGINE REPAIRS Quality Work. Reasonable Blackjack, Roulette, Craps Bridal Shower Rotea Mike 008-363-27B6 Prolesslonal Service ELECTRIC CONTRACTOR ODD JOBS - Can do most Call • Power • Lighting • Controls • anything,. No Job Too Small. Lawn Mowers • Snow Blowero Casino Quality Entertainment AFFORDABLE Chain Saws • Trimmers ALL PAPERS DEALS ON WHEELS 24 Hour Service Lie. #13220 Call John 908-251-0893 JOSH SANDS Ceramic tile-Install $2.75 & up Call Rich Karol 908-787-7491 Pickup & delivery avail. FREE Paparlinnglng & Removal MISCELLANEOUS 908-367-1125 sq ft. Free est. 908-845-3784 est. Call Bob 908-438-1299 Paint altso, small lobo ok. To Perform His Personalized JBS ELECTRIC-A/C lines & Call Robot! 908-070-7452 CUSTOM CERAMIC TILING pools. Ceiling & attic fans. 080b Home SNOW BLOWER TUNE-UPS New installation, repairs, Reasonable. Lie UM1363. Improvements! SMALL ENGINE REPAIRS. ALL WALLPAPER "THIS IS YOUR LIFE" remodeling. Free estimates. 908-888-8298 Licenced Master Mechanic. John Cherry 908-290-9086 Larson Services • 908-536-2813 Hung wltli TAL. Pntlonce 8, 066 Personals CELEBRATION ROAST N' TOAST NenlnosslMarla 908-BU8-1337 JOHN'S CERAMIC TILE JRM ELECTRIC AAFORDABLE - Drywall & ENTERTAINMENT Using Info you supply Free Estimates, Lie. (19944 Spackling. Over 20 yrs. exp. 083 Masonry ANDY'S PAINTING from friends 5. family REMODELING & REPAIRS Bonded & Insured Sheefrock, Painting and DJ's Also Video Taping Paving Quality Work • Low Rates Joe Fortunato 908-721-0892 Nothing comes close! Bathrooms • Foyers • Kitchens Residential & Commercial Carpentry. GREAT PRICES. Over 25 years experience 908-636-6655 Ext. 35 Froe EGllmulOB. 908-079-3683 CHILDREN'S PARTIES FREE ESTIMATES 908-525-9770 ADDITIONS - ALL HOME BUSY B'S PAINTING MEET MR. RIGHT! 908-679-0874 Call 908-324-7983 REPAIRS - Painting, ANTONIO A. SANTOS Clown or Comedy Magic Basement finishing. Free ost. Int./Ext, Wiillpuporing Record & Listen lo personal WEEKDAY DISCOUNTS N.J.-N.Y.-Phlla. RYAN Fully Insured. 908-821-5969 QUALITY WORK Ins ., Froo Got. 008-238-2553 ads FREE. Browse by phonel Professional entertainer. Refs. Home-ResMurant-Citertng Hall Orain, Rochester, NY 18+- Balloons • Face Painting KINGS TILE ADDITIONS - Basements, (Oplional Features $2.49/min.) SAVE FOR Installers of TILE & MARBLE ELECTRIC CO. bathrooms, kitchens, decks. BEST PRICES C & C PAINTING Magic & A Live Bunny Specializing in Regrouting 908-494-1144 use code 9010 JIMBO 908-297-1369 FUTURE PARTIES Free Estimates. Insured Jobs big or small we do Ihern Panor-1-(!00-339-2317 Recaulking & All Repair work. Industrial, Commercial alll References, Free esl. 908-360-1938 Cnll 008-880-9502 MEET YOUR MATCH DJ. GOOD VIBRATtONS-Robust Free Estimates. 908-679-9500 Residential. Lie. #7134 Quality plus 908-521-2491 Driveways, Polios, Sidewalks, Personality-Any oooassion. Steps and Porcheo KELLY'S PAINTING 1-900-370-2131 Reasonable. 908-298-0060 069a Party NARISI TILE 908-525-1011 ALL JOBS-Small & BIG. EXPERT INSTALLATION Concrete, carpentry, roofing S PAPGRHANGING There are singles waiting to Planning S & B ELECTRIC INC. BRICK PAVERS PAPER REMOVAL haar from you. Call and browse DANCE MAN DJ •Ceramic Tile 'Granite 'Marble much more. FREE estimates. Call 908-617-0325 Residential/Industrial Call George 908-238-2257 • Driveways • Patios • Walks 15 YEARS bXPERIENCE their"- , ' - tings or check GOOD DANCE MUSIC Fros Estimule. DQ8-G79-2142 1 Lie. #13437. Call 908-254-8315 • Concrete Work & Retaining the Meet Your Match Person MAKES THE AFFAIR Systoms by als Page. Call costs $1.99 per Affordable. Call 908-297-4254 CALLIGRAPHY 076 Cleaning D.Power Const, i83-22H7 LERIO PAINTING minute. Must be 18 or over. By Hand or Computer er Const. 908-583-S To place your (FREE) Choices To Fit Every Budget Domestic Painting, Plastering, Tnping DISC JAKEY 079b Fencing BASEMENTS FROM A-Z CHIMNEY REPAIRS Shootraek, Pnporranglng "Meet Your Match Atf' Call Suze 908-364-3136 • All Types Of Caprentry • Greater Media Newspapers Quality from $300. ALL WORK GUARANTEED Froo Estimates Call 908-238-4306 • Sheefrock, Trim & Doors • Meet Your Match ABSOLUTELY SPOTLESS • Ceramic Tile • Call 908-628-5055 7 Edgeboro Road HERE TO SERVE 908-390-8655 DJ ANY OCCASION Be a guest at your own party! FENCES INC. Installed Call Sam 90B-607-0712 DON'S CUSTOM MASONRY East Brunswick, N.J. 08816 Home Cleaning Professionals LOU'S PAINTING • Quality R & R MUSIC 908-727-1206 Licensed Bartenders/Servers Repaired. Free estimates. Flreplaces/Patlos/Foundatlons NEED STRESS RELIEF? Call Edwina at 908-257-1934 Exp. • Reliable • Thorough J&C CONTRACTING Free estimates. 908-251-4352 Intorlor painting ill low prices. Insured & Bonded. Free Est. DENNIS 908-583-7439 Call 908-238-4709 Magnetic relaxation products. DJ SOUNDS 908-431-9099, 908-946-3434 IN LINE FENCE CO. ALL HOME IMPROVEMENTS MASON will fix & repair steps, New technology. Great ON THE RUN. Est. '82. All HOLIDAY CARDS FREE EST., FULLY INSURED sidewalks & plastering. Very business. Unlimited income. ERAS. All occ. FREE lights. & PARTY INVITATIONS • ALL AMERICAN All types Installed & repaired 908-525-2822 • 908-721-7881 reasonable. 908-988-0029 MIKE'S Call Diane 90B-3E5-5822 25,000 titles. 908-251-8745 PERSONALIZED Free estimates. 908-566-5344 FREE catalog. 908-828-5712 Professional House Cleaner MASONRY•NEW WORK would like to clean your house KITCHENS REPAIRS. Refs. Available PROFESSIONAL DJ TO GO /apt/condo the olcf fashioned • New • Refacing • Countertops Call 908-251-0643 Painting & Wallpapering Inc. way. Years of exp. + refs. 079c Fjoor GENERAL REMODELING Int./Ext 10% off. Tree esl. ALL OCCASIONS $10. OFF 1st CLEANING Finishing Low Prices, Quality Work PANIC ATTACK 25 Years Experience RICH-WALL REASONABLE 908-238-6596 908-745-2123 1-800-820-1711 RECOVERY PROGRAM Call 908-542-2274 BRAZILIAN LADY WILL CONCRETE < MASONRY PAINTING & PAPERHANQING Get your life back on trackl "You name It, I'll spin Itl" Residential • Commercial Call PANIC RELIEF SERVICE DIRECTORY Clean your home. With CUSTOM WOOD Int./Ext. Free Est. Honoat references. Call 908-750-9023 LARRY & SON Over 25 years experience prices. Call Joe 908-937-8166 908-937-4832 DJ'S WITH PIZZAZZ FLOORING Siding, Roofing, Replacement "Our prompt service CLEANING SERVICE-We will Sanded, stained, bleached & Windows. Complete Interior • means savings for you ". USE YOUR VISA. Call 1-800-295-4626 finished. Third generation PAINTING MASTER CARD, or DISCOVER 070a Appliance clean your house. Experienced. Remodeling. 908-651-7838 Fully Insured • 908-316-2337 to pay for your Refrenoes. Please call Joseph craftsman. Decks redone. Free Intorlor/Extorior - Wallpaper GENE MACHINE & Lenka 908-238-9459 estimates. 908-577-0447 rsmovnl. Powerwashlng. Classified Ad One Man Band - All Repair MR. FIXIT 1-800-660-4ADS I FLOOR CARE-Floors stripped 084 Moving Quality work. 20 yrs. exp. Occasions. Call 908-446-2909 Basement waterproofing Insured. John 908-251-0893 CLEANSWEEP & waxed. Floor Sanding, & home repairs, Storage HAPPY TRAILS - SANTA ALL GAS & ELECTRIC COMMERCIAL/RESIDENTIAL 25 years exp. 908-222-7749 PAPERHANGINQ & His Reindeer/Pony will visit DayB, Evenings, Weekends 908-290-0447 $13./slnglo roll. 24 years exp. 067 Psychics your child soon. 908-251-4240 FLOORS Cleaned & Waxed Appliance Repairs. Washers FREE est. Reas. rates, Refs. Still In business after 40 TOTAL HOME ALL JERSEY MOVERS Mike 908-462-9097 dryers, ranges, A/C units. 908-314-2386 • 908-525-3572 years. Sam Delln Floor Wax- We Also Sell Used Appliances IMPROVEMENTS Pianos, apartments, home3, PHIL POLO & SON KEYBOARDIST Call 908-739-0699 EUROPEAN WOMEN ing. Call for free estimate Call 908-566-2828 offices. Quality work at an alf- ANGELA'S PSYCHIC Will clean your home. 908-566-8690 ordable price. Lie. (IPM00662. Painting & Paperhanglng Ed the ONE MAN BAND DAVE'S Responsible,excellent refs. HARDWOOD FLOORS Call 908-634-4122 Interior/Exterior" Fully Insured Tarot & Palm Readings $5.00. 609-275-6881 •908-745-5464 Call Natasha 908-316-1805 1080c Kitchen FREE Estimates 908-780-3575 484 Main Street, Spotswood APPLIANCE SERVICE Sanded. Finished. Installed | FURNITURE HAULING 908-381-9342 MAGIC AT ITS BEST Refrigerators & All Major Appl. EXPERIENCED PERSON Decks Sanded & Refinished. Cabinets POPCORN CEILINGS Repair/ Installs. 908-363-3356 Will Clean houses. Reason- Tom 908-238-4879 f(1 in Furniture Care Any Live Animals & More able Rales. Call 908-525-8628 where. Full household/partial Bruce Bray 1-800-491-2729 RE-NU FLOOR SANDING Professionally sprnyod HELP APPLIANCE HOUSE & OFFICE CLEANING KITCHEN CABINETS move. Lie. PM00276. Fully In With or without glitter SERVICE-Washer, dryer, Real Wood - Refaced or sured. Call Jim 908-905-0997 Call 908-625-1825 ' PARTY MUSIC refrigerator, dishwasher & Experienced. Good Refs. Call SINCE 1948. 908-545-8892 Angela & Felipe. 908-257-8216 replaced. We have It all at KEYBOARD VOCALIST stove repairs. 908-432-9110 SCRAPING & REFINISHING GREAT PRICESI908-521-8241 SUTKOWSKI'S WALLS Dance, Cocktail, Slng-A-Longs, 084a Light ENTERTAINMENT HOUSE/OFFICE CLEANING Hardwood Floors, Repairing/ KITCHEN CABINETS Weddings, Anniversaries, SERVICES. Reliable. Refs. installing. Over 30 years exp. • Wallpapering • Painting Birthdays. Judy 908-431 -1286 071 Building Wholesale to the public. Hauling Call 908-316-1060 Guaranteed. 908-222-8935 You or we Install. Free video, 908-290-1712 Remodeling HOUSECLEANING UNLIMITED WOOD FLOORS delivery & free estimates. Polish Hardwork With 068 Photography PEOPLE GOOD REFERENCES Install., sanding, finishing Calf 908-521-0135 LIGHT MOVING & HAULING German Precision Claudia 908-651-8095 Call 908-549-1501 KITCHEN TUNE-UP PICKUP TRUCK PLEASERS Dull, Sticky, Nicked, Scratched Reasonable & Dependable THE WALL DOCTOR DON-WELL HOUSECLEANING-Excellent WADE'S HARDWOOD Call 908-251-9037 "Large or small we do it all" work & references. Please call FLOORING-lnstallations, and Worn Areas Repaired. Custom Paperhanglng 'ARTIES •WOOD REFACING- PHOTO IMAGES 35 yrs. carpentry experience. 908-525-2336 sanding, reflnishlng. Quality REMOVAL By Tex Miller. 908-536-9451 •Weddlngs»Famlly Portraits Over 75 Fully Insured. Free estimates. work at reasonable prices. Many styles 8. colors •All Occasions'AII Locations Call Rollie 908-297-4208 P-U-R-R-F-E-C-T-L-Y Call 908-787-5829 Call 908-755-1977 Attics, Basements, Debris Affordable Call 908-257-2435 Costumed No Job Too BIG Characters CLEAN Rick 908-251-5953 089 Plumbing PHOTOS by Frank Genua IRON RAILINGS 081 Lawn Care Weddlngs-Candld-Portrait noonwallu. Kiddle Rlda « RETRO IRONWORKS HOME CLEANING AT ITS 080 Gutters We Do video Recording Other Carnival Attractions Call 9am-5pm, 908-828-9070 VERY BEST. 908-257-8463 Landscaping 1085 Odd Jobs Call 908-254-2560 NEW FOR 1996 JBA CONSTRUCTION RELIABLE & EXPERIENCED Cleanups A.T.C. • The Rock Wall Woman will clean your house. Quality Work. Affordable Prices References available. Call CUTTING EDGE A BRANCH INSPECTION Plumbing & Heating, Inc. • Krazy Katerpillar - Stacey 908-583-8065 All Your Plumbing Needs 069 Entertainment •Addllions»Sunrooms Garage GUTTER COMPANY •Fall/Storm Clean-ups REASONABLE RATES • Giant Inflatable Slide •Sldlng'Windows'Basements SPANK-N-CLEAN - Prof, •AAA» •Decks'Kltchens'Bath rooms •Tree/Shrub Trimming and much more Home & Office Cleaners. Seamless gutter & leaders in- •Tree/Stump Removal Affordable Clean-ups. 908-536-4954 Free Est. & Ins. 908-251-3688 Reliable, Refs 908-390-8711 stalled .cleaned & repaired. •Sod, Stone & Mulch We take away anything. • A CLASS ACT • Call for a Free Brochure Many new gutter guards. •Gutters Cleaned & Repaired Free est. 908-264-252ID Lie. #9816, Fully Insured KRAFTWERKE SPOTLESS Housecleanlng Quality workmanship, Free Estimates Fully Insured Aerobic parties/dress-up Best Service Good Prices. guaranteed. 908-656-1327 AFFORDABLE CLEAN-UPS ALAN BLACKBURN GENERAL CONTRACTORS Exc. Rafs. Mara 908-432-0304 WE SHOW UP 908-251-7307 Basements, garages, attics, Clowns/Face Paintlng/& More 908-727-4342 Additions, bathroom/kitchen Plumbing/Heating Call 908-591-2600 GUTTER Cleaning & Repairs ARBE LANDSCAPING yards and light hauling, also Water HeatersTBoller Installat- PONIES 4 PARTIES specialists. Free Estimates YOURS & MINE CLEANING FREE ESTIMATES Real Estate Specials ions. Remodeling. NJ Master References. Fully insured. SERVICE-13 years experience. Call John 908-251-0893 Trees, Shrubs, Topsoll, Fill, Call 908-607-0567 Plumbing License \ # 5325 A STORYTIME Horse drawn wagon ride thru 903-572-5573 Accepting accounts for your your neighborhood. A petting Mulch, Stone. All your COMPLETE CLEAN-UPS Child participation w/puppets, Holiday cleaning. Homes & landscape needs. Bulldozer & songsfc crafts. 908-254-9399 200 tool Call 908-928-3597 offices. Call 908-583-5463 Residential/Commercial. 908-238-2945 ZEMA backhoe work. Fully insured. We TakTk e AAway Anything. A-D.J. GOOD TIMES PRETTY PARTIES GENERAL CONST. CO. INC. GUTTERS CLEAN & INSTALL Call 908-721-7142 Free Estimates. 908-32B 0937 BACSOKA Weddings, Birthdays, etc. Create a Lasting Memory Home remodeling & additions. Fans, decks, caprentry, paint, 15,000 titles. 908-406-0288 Interior & Exterior. Decks, 077 Drywall FALL CLEAN-UPS REMOVAL OF OLD SHEDS, PLUMBING & HEATING Call 908-257-6327 Masonry work, Good Quality Sheetrock doors, win., roofs. 908-787-4405 pools, firewood, branches, ap- ABRAKADABRA - KLASSIC Free est. No job too small. Larson Services • 908-536-2613 pliances, metal, dirt, concrete, Complete Kitchen & Dath KOMEDYMAGIK for KIDS! PUPPET PLAYHOUSE Phone:908-390-9193 bricks, etc. 908-446-3196 Remodeling. Water Heaters. Call 908-613-0915 Have a funny, musical animal 080a Handy L&M TREE SERVICE Sewer & Drain Cleaning puppet show for your special DRYWALL SPECIALIST- TRASH & JUNK REMOVAL Persons Expert Tree/Stump Removal Reasonable Rates. Freetst. ABSOLUTE BLAST party. Call 908-928-3597 Sheetrock, tape, popcorn cell- Anything you want taken to License #5628. WE DO IT ALL ings. Free est. 800-290-0280 Free Estimates. Insured dumps. Free Estimates. ALL CHARACTERS R & S DJ Service-$25./hour 072 Carpentry Call 908-857-1712 Call 908-721-8246 DJ FOR ANY OCCASION* DRYWALL-Taping & Finishing. CALL 908-727-0014 BALLOON SHOW & GAMES Call Russell 908-251-6913- FACE ART, MAGIC & MORE Experienced. No fob too big or AFFORDABLE L.J. SERVICES small. Call J.T. s DrywalH HOME REPAIRS - Save GARDEN STATE 908-723-0179 CARPENTRY-Drywall/Home Fall Clean-ups. Lawn 086 Painting 908-583-7469 MONEY by using America's maintenance 908-254-0481 PLUMBING and HEATING Improvement. Free estimates. Wallpapering WATER HEATERS AMAZING MAGIC Call Mike 908-287-0521 SHEETROCK & TAPING Largest Handyman Service. Call 908-432-8111 STUMPS & BRUSH REPAIRS & REMODELING • ••WITH*" GEORGE SAHUL JR. SANTA CLAUS DECKS, Additions. Kitchens & Specializing in small jobs CARPENTRY, PAINTING, Bathrooms. S & R Home AARDVARK- License #5568 ERIC THE GREAT For Parties & Home Visits. Free estimates TILE, SHEETROCK, ETC. LOTS CLEARED PAINTING & PAPERHANGING Call 908-727-4342 Improvements. 908-679-2291 1-800-640-3969 Free est. Call 908-238-8387 Any Occasion. 908-S36-693B RUDY 908-251-5953 Call 908-583-0990 908-251-5660 NS SENTINEL, DECEMBER 5, 1996 31 089 Plumbing 091 Roofing 091 Roofing 091 Roofing 093 Snow Siding Siding Siding Plowing Wanted

KIERAN KELLY ACCESS ROOFING RW MONUS ROOFING-AM SIDEWALKS, driveways a CHEVY MONTE CARLO 79 NISSAN 240SX SE '92 parking lots. Contracts Grey, 5 spaed, loaded. 60,000 ALL SCRAP CARS Serving Monmoulh. Middlooax ALL Typos Of Roofs. Flat roof types of roofing. Repairs usu- ONLY 38,000 MILES AND TRUCKS. LARGE OR & Ocean. Radio dinpntchad. spacious! Hepairs Emergency ALEX SMUTKO ally less than $200. Call available. Dennis 908-583-7439 orlg. ml. Immao. Best offer over 908-249-7657 Orlg.owner. Exc. running cond. " 3,500. Call 908-238-2534 SMALL. ANY CONDITION. Romodolmg, ropalrs, new Service Call BQ8-72B-T093 Asking $995. 808-257-4B91 H S H AUTO WRECKERS construction livery aspect of ROOFING OLDSMOB1LE CUTLASS Plumbing & Homing Suwor & ANYTIME, ANYWHERE CHRYSLER NEW YORKER 908-691-0366 drain claunlng Alll major credit SYNONYMOUS VINYL SIDING 094 Tailoring SUPREME '84 - 4 dr. Sedan, THE ROOF DOCTOR 45 YEARS EXPERIENCE 'B6-Fully loaded. Mint cond. p/s, p/b, auto, V6. $996. CARS/TRUCKS cards accopTod Uc 1/10301. Taxes and inflation are hurting Original owner. Used locally. 908-828-1758 AFTER 5PM Cull 1-800-377-0677 Seals your leaks when you both of us I need you. Insured. Free Estimates Asking $3,600. 908-409-BB31 none! protection tho most Call Chet 908-793-7269 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS FOR EXPORT TOM'S PLUMBING YOU WILL SAVE ALTERATIONS-Dressmaklng FORD MUSTANG '87 SUPREME'B1-V8, A/C, '80-94. paying 1,000's over Plumhlnq (4 Monting Walor Root Repair Specialist Curtains Costumes. LOW Blue. 5 speed, a/c. Many new P/S, P/B Good Cond. $600. or dealers. HI miles OK.. LeasLea a & Heaters, uoiloro, Apnliancos & MONEY WITH ME. | 092 Special LOW PRICESI 908-360-9011 parts. Needs engine. Asking best offer. 908-254-9049 banbk k payoffffs OOKK. CCashh aat Gas Grills Installod Smnll pbs GUTTER CLEANING The cost of roofing has shot $1,000. or bestoffer. Can your door. Call 908-462-55017 PtijQ ostinmtob Fully Insured Services 908-536-9495 PLYMOUTH SUNDANCE '92 OK. 7 day r,arv NJ Plumblnn thru the roof. Be a smart con- CASH FOR YOUR CAR Uc II04M Cull 908-727-7719 CARLIEvans MainN! ROOFIN1-80Q-303-387G3 sumer and shop around,then 1096a Window HONDA ACCORD DX '87 Red, 2 door, auto, a/c. 72,000 call Smutko Roofing Year af- Treatments Silver. Auto, a/o, am/lm oass, miles. Good condition. Call ARTY'S AUTO SALES CONSTRUCT ION-Roofs ter year, proven to be on top of 108.000 orla. ml. Asking S 08-721-6081 East Brunswick, 908-257-6700 the roofing industry. MUNICIPAL COURT | $3,300. Call 908-257-9315 090 Printing Vinyl Siding. All Repairs Free DWI, TRAFFIC $400 per court PONTIAC TRANS AM '86 l£ol Injured 908-450-5619 CRAZY LOW appearance. Call 908-294-9100 SEWING - For all your needs. HONDA CIVIC '92 305 F.I, Auto., t-roofs, air, poer CASH PAID STEVEN M GABOR, ESQ. Specializing in Custom 4 door, auto, air. Excellent everythinq. Make an offer. Call For ]unk cars, trucks, for J & R HOOFING & SIDING Curtains Call Patti condition. 27,000 niilos. 9'0B-566-7991 recycling. Call anytime Tommy FALL PRICES!! dell's 908-787-5453 SCREENPRINTING UNBEATABLE RATES Hand-nalllng at its best Call PHONE INSTALLATION 908-525-0212 $10,000. or best oiler. Call SEIZED CARS FROM $175. 1 xp ft Ins 308-846-7525 908-583-04 f2/800-794-ROOF 90B-257-6S45, 7 pm to 10pm Porsches, Cadillacs, Chevys, DONATE CARS, Trucks, T-ShlrtB, swualu, jnckaib, huth. sun RooriNo. & SIDING PLEASE ASK FOR ALEX Repair, Jacks, Wiring LEXUS ES 300 '94 BMW's, Corvettes. Also Jeeps. RV'S, Boats. Running or not. E.icjnii, (locals, vinyl lulU'rinn Windowu, Cnrponlry Fully Ins 25 yrs. exp w/NYNEX Fully loaded. Sunroof, leather 4WD'8. Your Area. Toll Frea 1- Free Immediate towing. Free MMIKE DOLLY BOR-HSM-fOTfl FHL-l: LhllnwIOB 00H-679-2291 Call Ed, 908-538-2477 interior. 35,000 miles 300-218-9000 Ext. A-4730 hone card to donors w/ad. $24,500. Call 908-536-4169 for current listings. Proe info on book value of your own car. Tax deductible. AUTOMOTIVE LINCOLN MARK VII, LSC, '89 Jewish Heritage for the Blind. 110 Autos for Sale I 110 Autos forSale 110 Autos for Sale 110 Autos for Sale Black, moonroof, loaded, rear spoiler, many new parts 1-800-2-DONATE Very good cond. MUST SEE. 73,000 miles. $7,500. TOYOTA SUPRA JUNK & RUNNING CARS •110 Autos for Sale 'Call 908-442-8944 or Beaper 906-405-1796 TURBO '93 24 HOUR SERVICE TOP CASH PRICES PAID MAZDA MX6 PREMIER EDITION 908-536-8031,609-758-8850 ACURA INTEGRA LS '88 Black w/tan leather Interior. WANTED RUNNING and 4 dr., w/hatoh, auto, p/w, p/b, '89. White. Air, am/fm, p/s, p/b Rear wing, 6 speed, 300 H.P. REPAIRABLE Cars & Trucks p/s, am/fm stereo cass., air., Exc. running cond. Asking am/fm cassette, CD, 6 speakers $100 and UP. Junk Cars Good cond. Orig, owner. $2,750. Call908-E48-2342 Serious Inquiries only. Removed. 908-238-9481 $4,900. or best offer. MAZDA MX6LSV6 1993 $30,000. firm. 903-446-8908 908-727-6074 or 908-727-5042 Black, gold pkg., auto, all pow- WE BUY JUNK CARS- er, am/frn/tape/cd, alarm, a/c, Marlboro Auto Wreckers new brakes & tires. Garaged, VWJETTA'94 908-591-1400 It wasn't low pressure, highway mi. only. $11,000. or Black. Sun roof. Stereo Mint * bestoffer. 008-940-1062 Condition. Must Sell. Best 116 Motorcycles BUY CARS FOR $125. MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS offer. Call 908-679-5310 Seized & sold locally by '86 - Perfect running cond., Mopeds IRS.DEA.FBI good body. All power. $1,500. VW JETTA GL 1-800-522-2730 ext. 2730 Call 908-679-5889 '89. 1 Ownar. Removable it was no pressure. am/fm cassette, air, p/a, p/b. SUZUKI-RM'94 125R CADILLAC SEVILLE '85 MERCURY SABLE '94- Exo. running condition Asking Good Condition, Very Fast Runs wall. New starter. $1,500. Loaded. Drivos like new. $4,000. Call908-648-2342 $2,600 or Best Offer! -Duane MvPherson Call from 9-5pm & ask for Clem 63,000 highway miles. $9,600. 908-888-1462 Mike at 908-928-3100 Call 908-577-1 96B m\ Classified Sells $ CASH PAID $ FORD F250 All makes & models. Cash on '89. Heavy duty, auto, air. Blood pressure. Peer pressure. the SPOT. Call 908-477-0228 80,000 orig. ml. Asking $4,800. 1-800-660-4ADS ABLE & DEAD 7 Days Freo or bast offer. Call 908-553-0053 Removal of Junk Cars. BUY IT, SELL IT, FIND IT IN Barometric Pressure. Life is full $$ for new/old. 908-390-5531 of it-you don't need any more' CLASSIFIED. 1-BO0-660-4ADS when buying a car. And when 110 Autos for Sale 110 Autos for Sale 110 Autos for Sale 110 Autos for Sale you come to Saturn, we'll keep FAMILY as pressure free as possible. No Help relieve some of thai pressure ENJOY THE OWNED AND "What's it gonna take to sell with a Saturn Stress Reducer, WOE! qpp NISSAN OPERATED you a car?" No "Don't tell me, you're a sport coupe FOR OVER 45 gal." Perhaps the most pressure that you VEARS will ever get from Saturn is "We hope to see you soon." Hope to see you soon. SATUW

All Makes • All Models • Priced To Move 1992 HYUNDAI ELANTRA GLS 1995 SATURN SC 2 4 dr., 4 cyl., auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, buckets, 2 Dr., 4 cyl.. 5 spd., p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm st/cass, r/def, p/w, tint, console, p/d/l, Stk. #1194A, fab/lnt, buckets, r/def, tint, console, spoiler, Stk. j VIN #NU166920, 48,360 miles. 1/2121 PA, VIN HSZ400264, 26,800 miles. S11,995 S 1989 NISSAN 300 ZX 1994 CEO TRACKER 4X4 2 dr., 6 cyl., auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm st/cass, t- 2 dr., 4WD, 4 cyl., s spd., p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm bar/rf, gauges, cruise, Int. wipers, buckets, r/def, st/cass, gauges, int. wipers, buckets, bd/slde md, rec/seats, p/w, tint, console, p/d/l, alum wh, Stk. rec/seats, console, alum wh, Stk. #9891A, VIN 199 «o« Lease A Saturn #a337A, VIN KKX292820, 86,018 miles. KR6921114,15,897 miles. ' Payments based on 36 month lease on a 1997 SL2, automatic transmission and air con- ditioning. Stock B70415&VINVZ209923 MSRP $14,740. First month's lease payment of $199 plus $475 acquisition fee for a total of $674 due at lease signing. Price includes all costs to be paid by a consumer, except license, title, registration, insurance and 1990 MAZDA RX7 CONVERTIBLE 1994 GMC JIMMY 4X4 taxes. Option to purchase at lease end for $10,465.36. Monthly payments total $7,164. Conv., 4 cvl., auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm st/cass, 4 Dr., 4WD, 6 cyl., auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm gauges, int. wipers, Duckets, rec/seats. p/w, tint, st/cass, cruise. Int. wipers, buckets, r/def, tint, Primary lending source must approve the lease. Mileage charge of $0.15 per mile over console, p/d/l, alum wh, stk. #1052A, VIN console, r/wipe-wasn, alum wn. VIN #R2523834, 36,000 miles. Lessee is responsible for excessive wear and use. Disposition fee of $300 #1.0712472, 57,355 miles. 39,081 miles. due at lease end. Delivery must be taken from retailer stock by December 15,1996. S11,995 *16,995 A DIFFERENT KIND of COMPANY, A DIFFERENT KIND of CAR, SATURN of Brunswick NEW JERSEYS LARGEST EXCLUSIVE NISSAN DEALER i 1500 Rt. 1 No. Brunswick. NJ 9O8-418 1888 BERNIECOHN .S'-5 S/VC..,.!K SATIAN GENERAL SALES MF.,,..ihi) St\T.....!>•(>' SIM\. SALES.MQR. Route 130 • So, Bfl/rtSW/C/f • (908)821-9300 3Z SENTINEL, DECEMBER 5,1996 NS LATE NIGHT SPECIALS from 8pm to I I pm! JUST ••; ARRIVED!Children's Famous Designer Fleece Tops Sizes 8-18 and 7-16

Comp 14$30-S32 NIGHT SALf / / SAVE S18-S6O

93

Comp. $85-$9O |H Comp. Compare at $<48-$9O Famous New York Designer Separates Boys' Team Logo Boys' 4-2O Double Big and Tall Men's Lined Outerwear •Knits, Comp. $30-$40...ia.Ba-16.S9. 'Bottoms, Outerwear Breasted Suits and Ladies' Jackets Comp. $54-$64...1S.99-2A.99. -Skirts, Comp. $52- Famous brand. Sizes 8-20. Assorted styles and cblara. Cotton canvas and Taslon nylon styles for blcj and tall $86.. 19.99-36.99 "Blazers, Comp. $130...49.98. men. Ladies' faux silk and brushed poplin Jackets. S, M, L.

Country Q&rdsn Topostry: • 3\ Upriq y .30.00, Pi_illrrian,'Comp •riio..,Bo.aa, -28" upright rullmnn, Camp. $l5n,. Caravan: • ^1 Upright Cnrrycin orGamiont R Kj Cnmp.$'l00-!EI35. W imnn. Catnp, t1bQ...4S.QO. -aft" Upright Pullman, Comp. $16D...H9.OO. •JO Uprlnril Pullman, Cnrtip, Men's Team and Novelty Print Tees, Knits arid Fleece Tops Sutton Place: •Cnrry-on. Comp. ."EBO,.,S4.9O •Tees or Knits, Comp. $14-$2CK..3.S9. • -»1 Pi.ifllu, Camp, $EJO...S©.©& •Ftoeco Tops, Comp! $35 & up..,7,&&\ s. M, u. XL. • ^!o Putlinan OF- Gnrmtint Bag, Camp. $1ia-3iiyO...3». •JO Pullman, Camp,

air Care Items ••i/8" Curling Iron or Brush, Comp •Hairdryer, Jumbo Curling Irons, Hot 3 All Curl Trio Sot Camp. $19.96-$22.95.,

Men's and Ladies' Thermal Wear SST Smart Crunch.AB Roller •Men's Tops or Bottoms, Comp. $12 ea..,e.S 1 Tone and strengthen your walsl. Reduce nec!< •Ladies Tops or Bottoms, Cornp. $8-$12., ,S/ Bpys' I Bagged and back stress as you sxerciso. .Men's S, M, L, XL and ladies' S, M, L, 1x, 2x. Gloves Potpourri Handpainted Porcelain Oriental Glftware 14" blue fit \/vhite vases in different shapes and covered Jars SAVE S6%>7S% Compare at $10 Comp. Sis and Sao Assorted scents.

Men's Lined Bracelets Jog Suits Pasta Box Gift Set 3 jar set with sauce and server. SAVE $12 Compare ait S5O Comp. $24.99 Ladies* Leather Nubuck Compare at Sport Hikers Compare at $10 $50-$55 Lace up style with.padded collars. Herringbone, rope Assorted colors. and rhore. Wheat, walnut and atone. Our reg. $24.99. Sizes 2x.3x, 4x. 10% Off [ First Purchase \ mi ,, -all n JV I Cit/lXjl V rr ctlu a LAjfl Ixl . LUE CITY We also accept the following:

Departmentid by uitiora in iho Vakro Cily Dept Sio Stores la qunnUtias lost. Colors nnil aiyies may vary by ni Hi day orttiissftlo,^