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Sentinel ,E 7/NUMBER 51 OCTOBER 12,2000 Serving North andcent Souths Brunswick S.B. still mulling sewer tie-in policy "A lot of families don't have Ordinance would | the] $2,000-$3,()00" it would cost also cover hookups to connect. "It would be a hard- ship to come up with that," said to new water lines Barrett, asking if (he ordinance could provide information on BY CHARLES W. KIM grunts for hardship cases. Staff Writci Several residents along Beckman Road asked for a clarifi- outh Brunswick Township cation as the township moves for- Council members will wait a ward with installing ;i sewer line S little longer before selling a on that road. policy governing water and sewer The council voted 4-1 Sept. 5 line connections. to bond lor the improvement The council discussed the poli- which will place an interceptor on cy at Tuesday night's work ses- the road, giving residents the abil- sion, after members of the public ity to tie into the system. questioned the present policy at Residents gaining benefit from the last regular meeting. Residents the line will pay an assessment arc mainly concerned about have over a 20-year period whether to connect to new sewer lines. they tie into the new line or not. The proposed ordinance would The cost to hook up to the line is mandate that all structures be con- separate. nected to the township's water and A Board of Commissioners sewer lines within 180 days of a appointed by (he council will hold line's completion. public hearings to determine how "I am not ready to vote on to assess those homes along the JERRY WOLKOWIT this," Councilwoman Carol line. Trenton Titan goaltender Scott Stirling makes a save against Greensboro General Sal Manganaro Barrett said, explaining that she in the first period of an exhibition game at Pro Skate in South Brunswick on Sunday. One resident who just put in a wants something in the proposed new septic system about three ordinance to help families who years ago was concerned that she would experience a hardship if would have to connect to the new they were mandated to pay the line right away. N.B. teachers to get 14.5% connection fees. "It would be a waste of thou- The proposed ordinance would sands of dollars," she said at the give property owners with septic September meeting. systems that were put in after Township Engineer David salary increase over 3 years January 1990 10 years to hook up Samuels of CME Associates, Barbara Snepar and Frank voted to ratify the contract on to new sewer lines as long as the Parlin, said that the cost to hook Settlement described Petrillo, both educators, also Friday, NBTEA President Mark septic systems meet Health up to the line could vary from as a 'long and abstained. Balaban said. Department requirements. house to house and run from The contract is effective for Balaban declined to discuss Other possible exceptions $1,000 on up based on the dis- difficult process' the 2000-2001 through 2002- particulars, but called the con-would be made if the sewer line tance from the line. connection required blasting BY ALISON CRANITO 2003 school year. tract a "fair and judicious settle- Samuels said that the average Staff Writer The teachers will receive a 4.5 ment." through bedrock or the installation cost is $1,000 to $3,000, but "can percent raise the first year of the "This was a long and difficult of a pumping station. be a lot more." ontract negotiations bet- contract and 5 percent raises each process. Both sides did not Barrett said that she is con- Council members surveyed 13 ween the North Bruns- of the following two years. achieve everything they wanted. cerned about how some residents area towns to see what policies wick Board of Education There will also be a 15-minute But the major objectives were will be able to pay the connection C Continued on page 22 and teachers union are finally set- increase in the length of the settled," said board Vice fees. tled. school day beginning with the President Rita Goldstein, who At a public meeting on was head of the negotiations Index Quote of the week: 2001-02 school year. Classified 34 Tuesday at John Adams The elementary school day committee. "Both sides did not Elementary School, the Board of Editorials 10 will change from 8:25 a.m.-3:10 Goldstein also declined to dis- Entertainer 21 achieve everything they Education voted 6-0 to approve p.m. to 8:25 a.m.-3:25 p.m.; the cuss particulars, but said the wanted. But the major objec- the new 3-year teacher contract, Letters 10 middle school day, from 8:20 board was happy to obtain more Marketplace 31 tives were settled." effective with the present school a.m. -3:15 p.m. to 8:05 a.m. -3:15 instructional time for students. year. Milestones ,.... 19 Rita Goldstein p.m.; and the high school day, The board met with some Obituaries 24 Recent appointee Bob Grimm from 7:42 a.m.-2:35 p.m. to 7:27 public opposition in lengthening Vice President, North abstained on the grounds that he Police Beat 23 Brunswick Board of Education a.m.-2:35 p.m. the school day. Sports 29 Cover story was not a part of the ongoing The North Brunswick negotiations. Board members Township Education Association Continued on page 22 Visit Greater Media Newspapers'Web site www.gmnews.com
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can nave properly tax relief: ana open space in iNortn orunswick. OWJ • By supporting "smart growth" and better zoning, local officials can ensure a good balance and enhance the quality of your life. (Proper planning attracts valuable ratables and preserves open space for conservation and recreation.) •
• By supporting US Home's plan for an active adult community off of Route 130, which sets aside land on site for open space.
«/ By supporting US Home's proposal that could generate an additional $1.9 million in tax revenues (net) for North Brunswick. (Real property tax relief for homeowners!)
t/ By supporting the North Brunswick Planning Board's Master Plan, which endorses the site for an active adult community.
• By urging North Brunswick's officials to first maximize the recreation and conservation potential of the 240 acres of open space and 145 acres of parkland already owned by the Township— before paying several millions in tax dollars for land that will be costly to acquire, develop and maintain.
• By urging North Brunswick officials to identify and acquire affordable land throughout the Township, so more residents can enjoy smaller neighborhood parks that are easy to access.
• By urging the North Brunswick Council to "better" zone the Route 130 site from industrial to active adult community.
US Home's active adult community will have little impact on rush hour traffic since most residents are retired Even better, the plan generates new tax revenues for North Brunswick without placing more kids in our schools. US Home means quality—a community that everyone can be proud of.
Make sure your elected officials know where you stand. Call the Mayor and Council and tell them you support a new adult community in North Brunswick. Tell them we can have property tax relief and open space. You may also feel free to call the US Home Land Division at 732-845-8165, fax us at 732-845-8170, or write us at 800 West Main Street, Freehold, NJ 07728 and we'll deliver your message to them. hmnkiali us-Home HERITAGE Communities NS SENTINEL, OCTOBER 12, 2000 3 Dayton Coalition receives Slack-Carroll House Deal part of So. Brunswick tory of the underground lailroad in Central Jeisey and common living scenes. Planning Board approval Wawa acquired the historic home last of Wawa expansion summer and had planned to demolish it, generating strong opposition from Dayton BY CHARLES W. KIM residents. The transfer of the home is to be "set in Staff Wntci stone" before any of then plans get signed, SOUTH BRUNSWICK — The Wawa Planning Director Craig Maishall told the on Georges Road will get expanded park- board. ing, and a historic Dayton home may be Known as the Slack House or Slack- saved in the process. Cairoll house, the home is considered by The Planning Board unanimously ap- many in Dayton to be historically signifi- proved the company's plan to expand the cant five-coincrs store at Geoiges and Ridge Dr Claience M. Slack, Dayton's first roads and add 27 parking spaces to the physician and later the Middlesex County facility Oct. 4 on the condition that the clerk, built the home. The exact dale of the neighboring Slack-Cairoll House is pre- home's construction, next to the First served. Piesbyterian Church, which Dr. Slack and The house, including just under an acre a Mr. R.M. Rowland helped organize, is of land, will be subdivided and donated to debated. Some say that the home was built the Dayton Village Citizens' Coalition, prior to (he Civil War, while otheis say that which plans to reluibish it as a Civil War it was built around 1879. The Dayton era museum. Village Citizens' Coalition places the date An agreement between Wawa officials sometime between 1850 and 1865. and the Dayton Coalition was made a con- In 1887, Slack sold the home to Dr. JERRY WOLKOWITZ dition of the Planning Boaid's appioval. Edgar Carroll, who lived there until his Under the agieeinent, the Dayton Citizens death in 1934. Since then the home has An agreement between Wawa executives and the Dayton Village Citizens Coalition Coalition will be given the house and must changed hands several times. In 1983, it may save the historic Slack-Carroll House on Georges Road. repair the outside within 12 months or title was nominated to the state and national will reveit back to Wawa, with a deed registers ol histoiic sites. restriction thai the pioperty be pieserved as Iiarlier this year, Deputy Mayor Frank said Wawa should give it to the township The township denied Wawa a demo open space. Gainbatesc set up a meeting between com- lor open space. lition pcimit foi the house last year and Wawa also agreed to prohibit truck deliv- pany and township officials and icsidents Spataio also admonished company ofli- Wawa appealed to the county, which re eries, except for newspapeis, between the to see if something could be done to pre- cials, "Don't soil-sell us with an old house turned the application lo the township. hours of 11 p.m. and 7 a.m., and to construct seive the home, leading to the agreement lo put Wawa in a favorable light." Township Code Hntoiccnient Ollicor a 6-foot fence around the property. between the convenience store chain and llowevei, boaid member Charles Tony Lombardo told the Consliuctioii According to Joan Cook Luckhardt, the Dayton Coalition. Cailey said that if the citizens living in Boaid ol Appeals at the lime that the town Dayton want lo take on the bin den of lix- ship could not stop the demolition, except president of the Dayton Coalition, her Not all board members felt the house 1 group wants to reluibish the outside of the was worth preserving, and some believe it ing the home, they should have a chance to indicate that the site is significant lo tin house and plant a friendship garden is beyond repair. before it is torn down. residents ol the village ieflecting Civil War period plantings. "1 don't believe that house has any his- "They live out there; we should trust Fot more inhumation on the Slack- Inside, the group hopes to create theme toric value," board member Joe Spataro their judgment. It is their neighboihood," Cairoll House restoration ctlott, call Joan rooms reflecting period medicine, the his- said. Instead of giving it to the coalition, he Carley said. Cook Luckhardt at (732) 329-3429. Essay causes conflict at N.B. elementary school Parent takes her Bruce Rothcnberg. The revised version is what hung in complaint to the Board the hallway with the rest of the students' of Education work. Mrs. DeHaven said that her son took BY ALISON GRANITO to heart the suggestion of the teacher that he change something he worked so hard Staff Wntpr on. NORTH BRUNSWICK — Debbie "We worked so hard with him to be DeHaven feels that an assignment hei son able to discuss his father. When they did was given at school has unnecessaiily this they made him feel like he did some- intruded into her home. thing wrong by talking about what hap- In addition to complaining to hei son's pened to him this summer," she said. teacher, school principal, and the superin- Vincent Paul's teacher said that she tendent's office, she raised the issue at a absolutely did not ask him to change his recent Township Council meeting and at essay because of the content. Tuesday's Board of Education meeting. According to the teacher, Vincent Paul According to Mrs. DeHaven, when did not follow the structural requirements her son began the fourth grade at Parsons of the assignment, which were an intro- Elementary School this year, he was ductory sentence, a body containing three assigned an essay about his summer vaca- experiences the child had over the sum- tion to be displayed in the hallway. mer, and a concluding sentence. Vincent Paul, 9, wrote what came nat- The teacher added that she was im- urally to him about his summer, said his MARIE ORTIZ pressed by the original essay and found it mother. very moving. "Unfortunately, his father having can- Debbie DeHaven, at home in North Brunswick with her husband, Douglas DeHaven, Rothcnberg said that every attempt cer blocked out the rest of his summer," and son, Vincent Paul, talks about her son's essay. has been made to accommodate both said Mrs. DeHaven. Mrs. DeHaven and her son, including His father, Douglas DeHaven, was finally comfortable talking about how the father's diagnosis, treatment, and the transferring Vincent Paul to another diagnosed with colon cancer and under- difficult experiences he had over the sum- death of a family friend from cancer. classroom and several meetings with the went surgery and chemotherapy over the mer made him feel when he returned to According to Mrs. DeHaven, Vincent child and the principal lo explain that summer. school. Paul's teacher asked him to change his nothing he did was wrong. "I was really hoping he could go back Mrs. DeHaven said that she and her essay to focus on more positive things According to Rothenberg, Vincent and play with his friends and try to get husband worked hard with Vincent Paul that happened to him over the summer. Paul's original essay is under considera- back to normal," she said. to allow him to express his feelings about The teacher then worked with him to tion for the school literary magazine. However, on the second day of school, his father's illness. develop an essay which matched the as- Mrs. DeHaven said that she had not Vincent Paul wrote in detail about his Mrs. DeHaven said Vincent Paul was signment according to Parsons Principal Continued on page 4 4 SENTINEL, OCTOBER 12, 2000 NS TELESCOPE • TR0MTONEiSHO»fEGKES'Ic Essay causes conflict Continued from page 3 ing because Mrs. Re Haven has Heated her in an abusive manner, according to been informed of this possibility. Rolhenberg. "As a mother I would be even more At the Board of Education meeting, proud to see that essay in the literary Acting Superintendent Bob Turco said the magazine than hanging in the hallway," teacher has since agreed to meet with SELECT PATIO FLOOR MODELS she said. Mrs. DeHaven and her .son. 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The council said that this ordinance is Automation would cut down on un- in response to several large-scale de- necessaiy papeiwork by the inspectors by velopments, particularly the Route 1 allowing them to issue violations on site Fashion Plaza and the Renaissance hous- through the use of hand-held computers, ing development on Route 130 south, Snediker explained. which decimated the population ol tiee.s in the area. Currently, a violation takes 15 days to Women ages 21 to 30 needed Goldstein sticssed that the ordinance is piocess. necessary to piotect the environment. Snediker also said that automation to help infertile couples realize their dreams According to Township Attorney David would allow the fiie inspectors to hit more Himclman, the ordinance would follow a businesses for their scheduled yeaily $ natural replacement program, replanting or inspection, thus generating revenue tor the EARN 5,000AS AN EGG DONOR moving approximately the same number of township. trees which are removed. The council appeared to support au- The oidinance would apply only to tomation. CALL TOLL FREE commercial developers. "I see no reason not to modernize," said Owneis of single-family homes oi Councilman Leo Ryan. 1 -888-968-EGGS Deer blamed for S.B. fatality Sunday Ask for April (from 8 AM to 4 PM) SOUTH BRUNSWICK — Police be- darted acioss the road, causing him to lose lieve that a deer crossing Raymond Road control of his car and veer off the roadway Rt. 27 in Somerset • Rt. 9 in Manalapan may have led to the death ol a 23-ycai-old to the light. 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A welcome turn of events ow that the Dayton preservation efforts. Village Citizens' Coali- The Dayton Coalition has excit- N tion has won its fight to ing plans for both the exterior and preserve the historic Slack- interior of the building, but will Carroll House and create a Civil need a lot of volunteer manpower War-era museum house, it has to turn the ideas into reality. The another big task ahead which will coalition is also open to sugges- require strong support from area tions and advice from interested residents. residents, a perfect opportunity for As part of the house agree- those who have wanted to get ment, which was made part of the involved with local history but Planning Board's approval of the never had die chance. expansion of the adjacent Wawa In a column on the adjacent convenience store, the Dayton page, coalition President Joan Coalition has just 12 months to Cook Luckhardt thanks Wawa rep- *$ Dayton Village Citizens' Coalition thasikfyl for1 Slack-Carroll House acquisition from Wavya corporation want to thank the South Brunswick as Dr. Slack, had been physicians for the The themes for the rooms include: Planning Board and Wawa for their Guest C0ta1m.it Union Army during the Civil War. Both 1. medicines and medical practices in I efforts to save a part of South graduated from Jefferson Medical School the mid-1800s, including Civil War medi- Brunswick history. On Oct. 4, the in Philadelphia, and both were country cine; Planning Board unanimously adopted a Joan Cook Luckhardt doctors. It is also their character which 2. underground railroad history in resolution accepting Wawa's application makes them a part of our heritage. Central Jersey; as well as to expand their parking lot and subdivide Country doctors often were owed what 3. common living during the Civil War totaled thousands of dollars in debts by their property to donate the historical worked on solving problems as they and post-Civil War era. members of the community who were Slack-Carroll House to the Dayton arose. When it did not have to do so, We are open to suggestions lor those unable to pay for medical care. Village Citizens' Coalition. The coalition, Wawa has gone the extra mile to make and other themes. If you have information Illustrating what was best in the country a nonprofit corporation dedicated to his- this all a reality. to share about Dr. Slack or Dr. Carroll, torical preservation, and gardening and doctor and showing his personal commit- please let us know. We are also searching community improvement, will refurbish The goal is to preserve some of South ment to service to his community, Dr. for information about the house, such as the Civil War-era home. We commend the Brunswick's heritage and honor those Carroll, on his death bed, told his wife what furnishings had been in the home or Planning Board for its creative effort to who helped build our community. Dr. that at his dcatli all bills were to be doctor's Qffice. Those who would like preserve our past. Slack, a physician, built what is now marked "paid in full." more infonnation or would like to help in known as the Slack-Carroll house some- efforts to restore the Slack-Carroll House The coalition wants to thank Wawa for time between 1850 and 1865. Dr. Slack In addition to honoring Dr. Carroll and can call the Dayton Village Citizens' its donation and for overcoming all the was the first physician in Dayton. He later Dr. Slack, the plan for the Slack-Carroll Coalition at (732) 329-3429. inconvenience of working out the details house is to create a Civil War-era muse- moved to New Brunswick and became the um. First the coalition and volunteers will Thanks again to all (hat have helped to over many, many months. Mr. Irv Szcller first clerk. Another physician, Dr. Carroll, save a part of our past. of Wawa spearheaded the corporate effort refurbish the outside and plant a friend- the village physician for the next 45 ship garden that reflects Civil War period Joan Cook Luckfianlt is president of which required many, many meetings to years, purchased Dr. Slack's home in the plantings. After the exterior has been reach agreement with community groups, tlie Dayton Village Citizens' Coalition, late 1800s. Dr. Carroll's brother had been refurbished, the interior remodeling of the Dayton Village section of South repeatedly had site plans revised, and an aide to President Lincoln. He, as well rooms will ready it for museum displays. Brunswick Seniors not receiving fair treatment from Republicans Indians Association thanks N.B. mayor and council am a senior citizen and am tired of the payers by telling them they would save $300-$400 in taxes. When a resident point- he Adams Athletic Club/North done at Sabella Field this year. The grass is misleading statements Mayor David fully developed, the lines arc stenciled on Spaulding and North Brunswick ed out the lie at a public meeting, the Brunswick Indians Association I would like to thank the North with yard markers (maybe even an Indian Township Council are telling people. They mayor and council then pointed the finger T head stenciled on), and now, an irrigation say they have increased senior services; I at others, and said they didn't know any Brunswick mayor and Township Council better. The only reasons they backed off is for their participation in the North system is being installed so Ihe football have not seen one new service. However, I teams (along with soccer teams) will be do know they cut the stipends to the senior because they knew it would cost them the Brunswick vs. Soulh Brunswick "Mayor's election. Watch for this to come back after Trophy Game," held Aug. 19 in South able to enjoy the field in prime condition citizen clubs by more than 80 percent. The all year long. Democrats used to give each of the three the election. Brunswick. It was a wonderful day for all senior clubs a $3,000 stipend for club ex- Either way, they do not deserve to be the teams to play great games of football. We thank you for recognizing that this penses. Then the Republicans took control, re-elected. We also would like to thank Mayor sport (along with soccer and baseball) pro- and now each group only gets $500. David Spaulding for coming down to our vides a great place for (he children of our M.A. Barrett-Jabs home field at Sabella Park and presenting community to come and be safe, learn They also tried to push a huge mall the mayor's trophy to the North Brunswick skills, develop their self-confidence, and down the throats of North Brunswick tax- North Brunswick Indians Midget Football team. The boys prepare for their games. We take pride in and girls who participate in (his program what we do and we are thankful that you Voter won't forget Luciano's response to clergyman were very proud of their game; they were are taking pride in preparing the fields for proud to have you present them with (he us and supporting our activities. y husband and I teach our son to at a member of the clergy on television. As trophy. treat others with respect. At last evidenced by the fact they are running with We would also like to thank the North Anthony Zeno M week's debate, the Democrats him, the other two make it clear they have Brunswick Township Parks and Recreation President talked over and over again about how they accepted such behavior. Department for all the work they have North Brunswick Indians Association are the people who treat the public with I, for one, have not forgotten. No one respect. They have an unbelievably selec- who condones treating members of the tive memory. clergy like that will ever get my vote. Bob Brown is best pick for Middlesex County clerk One can only guess all three of them have already forgotten about the dis- Audrey Sudran iddlesex County voters have an privilege to work will) Bob while I was the graceful way Mr. Edmund Luciano yelled opportunity in the upcoming elec- municipal clerk for Soulh Brunswick Kendall Park M tion to cast their ballot for Bob Township and he was on the Middlesex Brown for county clerk. Bob has all the County Board of Elections as a member, and N.B. resident grateful for televised town meetings qualifications needed for the position. He is later as its president. I know when he is a successful businessman and manager with elected to the position of county clerk, Bob want to thank North Brunswick Mayor ing folks who find it difficult to get to town the added attributes of being caring, consci- will serve all of the residents of our county David Spaulding and the Township hall during the day. entious, honest and reliable, with distinction. I Council for televising their meetings. And I want to also praise the governing Bob has been a true friend of the Thorpe Residents can now see our "government in body for their strong stand on the liquor li- family for more than 30 years. I also had the Kathleen A. Thorpe action" from the comfort of their living censes. Their actions regarding those go- South Brunswick rooms. go bars were wonderful! Mr. Spaulding has done some other I'm proud to live in North Brunswick, S.B. Township Council will be well-served by Del Guercio wonderful things since he became our and proud that we have people serving us am writing to support Joe Del Guercio ior citizens that freezes their local properly mayor. I like the idea that the township of- who really care about our needs. God bless for South Brunswick Township taxes at 1997 rates. Thanks lo Joe, I will be fices are now open late on Wednesdays. them. Council. I am a senior citizen on a fixed able to afford to slay in my own home. Pat Melanson I I don't know if any other towns do this, income. Recently, Joe assisted me with He also showed me how to save thou- but I think it shows compassion for work- North Brunswick some investment planning. The extra sands of dollars on my prescription ex- income I receive has helped me quite a bit. penses by making me aware of the PAAD Joe did not stop there. Even though I program that is available for the disabled, We 'd like to hear from you! had already applied for my Homestead and as well as senior citizens. New Jersey SAVER (School Assessment I have found Joe to be professional, If your group or nonprofit organization is hosting an activity, holding a meeting or Valuation Exemption Relief) property tax courteous and caring in all my work with event, let us know. Send press releases or other infonnation to the Sentinel, P.O. Box 5001, rebates, he showed me how I could apply him. South Brunswick will be well-served Freehold , NJ 07728; fax to the attention of Sentinel editor at (732) 780-4192; or call us at to the New Jersey Property Tax Reim- by having him as a councilman. (732) 358-5200, ext. 8226. bursement Program. Items for the In Brief column must include a name and daytime number in the event a This is a state program for eligible sen- Joan tfaya question arises. Information should be sent two weeks in advance. 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OCTOBER 13,14, & 15 ONLY! seniors Entire Inventory of Pianos On Sale Senior Center program Yamaha, Roland, Kohler & Campbell, George Sleek, Story & Clark, & other famous names aims to help elderly Floor Models • University Pianos • Concert & Rental Returns residents in distress New Pianos from $1250 - Trade-Ins from $450 - Used Organs from $125 BY ALISON CRANITO Freehold Music Center Staff Writer F SAVE TO "Neiv Jersey's Music Superstore" NORTH BRUNSWICK — A new Rt. 9 North, Freehold (i/2 mile south of Freehold Raceway) township program set to get off the ground in November will give added protection to Zero Down Financing Available • Major Credit Cards Accepted • All snips must bo dollvared by 11/4/00 some residents who need it most. The "Love Thy Neighbor" program is intended to make sure that all township seniors have someone watching over them, For 25 years our first ^ according to Township Council-woman Maureen Little. Students and Their Families. In helping them The program will train others in the community, including postal workers and realize their potential, we have discovered our mvn. newspaper delivery people, to look for warning signs that an elderly resident may gmmm m^mwarnpia«& jpiMMi.^pA^nm n be in distress. Little said that this program is part of outreach programs conducted by the town- CENTER STfiQE ship senior center. Jim Lombardo, from the senior center, DANCE AND THEATRE SCHOOLS will be handling calls from worried neigh- ACTING DEPT. bors to the outreach center, according to Let our theatre* profefisionals prove to you that "all the world's a stage.' Little. Classes for children, teens, adults, The calls will remain confidential and Director: Stephen Waldup. Faculty: Karen Pajak, staff will be dispatched to check on resi- Douglas Scruggs, Beverly Stewart, Lorna Whittemore. dents in question. VOCAL BEPT. 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KIM at the commission's "inaugural" event, GREGORY BORAH, MD Staff Wntei Nov. 18-19 at the Dow Jones building on "One of the Best Plastic Surgeons in Route I. New York" - New York Magazine SOUTH BRUNSWICK — What Mail- A special VIP evening on Nov. 18 will ed as a summer intern project has become kick oil the two-day exhibit with a public PHILIP D. WEY, MD a peimanent commission in the township. open house scheduled for 2-5 p.m Nov. The Township Council unanimously "Best Doctors: NY Metro Area" 19. Castle Connolly Guide approved a resolution last week making Edgar said that the commission has the South Brunswick Aits Advisory Task also held a gel-acquainted session at her Force a permanent commission, to be home with art tcachcis in the township mmmmms called the South Brunswick Aits Com- school distuct. 303 George St., New Brunswick mission. Edgar said that these types of events 601 Ewing St., Princeton "We were delighted," Chan woman are what residents can expect as the com- Lauren Edgar said Wednesday. mission continues. The task toice grew out ol a discussion Edgar had with Mayor Dcbra Johnson last summer. "My husband and I love art," Edgar said. Edgar said that Johnson was enthusi- astic about the idea for a task loiee and sent two of the township's summer interns, Erin Karp and Christina Branch, to help *-*. $•> form the body M "We were overwhelmed that the mayor would be so proactive," Edgar said. 1 t According to a township news release, the newly lormecl commission was cicated to "ennch the lives" of township residents through the arts, and establish a communi- ty that is active in the arts. The commission has grown from a four-member task force made up of Edgar, the interns and Johnson to include resi- dents Gcnifer Bilker and Jeif Lcebaw, and Assistant Library Director Carl Hcffmgton. Edgar said that local artist Rcna Segal, Online, not the daughter of the late world-famous sculptor and township resident George Segal, is serving in an advisory capacity. "We are trying to get the best brains possible," Edgar said, adding that the on the line. members are "very committed" to the commission. Edgar said that the commission will be working on projects that are "large in scope," but which still maintain local inter- est. The commission is already moving for- ward with events to promote art in the Waquest community. THE BETTER WAY The first is signing up local artists in a TO INVEST registry which will be used as a database for the organization. "This is very important lo our future. We want this untapped reservoir as an arts Just a Click Away bank," Edgar said. Registry forms are available at the www.magbank. com municipal building, library and senior cen- ter. The commission is. also working with Say good-bye to over the phone trades! Magvest...a new and exciting investment service local artist Ludvic Salch to paint two for Magyar customers puts the better way to invest at your fingertips. Simply visit our web abstract murals in the main meeting room at the municipal building on Route 522. site, www.magbank.com. Set up your investment portfolio through our online brokerage Saleh, an international artist himself, is service* and buy and sell stocks with the click of a mouse! Let the better-not-bigger, home- donating his time and talent for the murals town bank put you on Wall Street! and is enlisting the help of South Brunswick High School students in put- ting them together. Edgar said that work on the project will begin this month, and the murals will Stop by Our Nearest Office Now or For More Information Call hopefully be up in the meeting room by the end of the year. 1-888-990-BANK Edgar said that the murals, Crossroads and The Landing, which measure 12.5 feet Better, not Bigger. by 7.5 feet and 10 feet by 5 feet, respec- tively, will illustrate the community's diversity. Acrylic and oil on canvas, they will echo the town's credo of "Crossroads of Progress." SAVINGS BANK Each ethnic group will have its own New Brunswick • South Brunswick color block and the joining of the blocks will show the importance of the cultures An Equal Housing, Equal Opportunity Lender • Member FDIC coming together. •Online securities/services offered by Stockwalk com, Inc Member NASD/SIPC Securities products not FDIC/NCUA insured, no financial institu- Saleh will also display his recent works tion guarantee, may lose value System response time, market volatility and volume may delay access and trade execution 1 6 SENTINEL, OCTOBER 12. 2000 NS NBTHS Honor Walkway dedication set for Sat. School's Blue Ribbon High School. at the introductory cost of $40. Informa- ment of nearly $20,000 to fund a television The Education Foundation Walkway of tional mailings will soon be sent to the par- production studio in the high school. status will also be Honor program features die sale of per- ents and members of the NBTHS class of Foundation funding for outdoor educa- celebrated at homecoming sonalized, engraved pavers which may 2001. To ensure inclusion in the walkway tion projects has been significant. Court- honor recent graduates, alumni, coaches, for the June graduation, orders must be yard gardens, developed by students and NORTH BRUNSWICK — The North administrators and teacheis. The foundation placed no later than March 1. staff, have been financially supported at Brunswick Education Foundation will be has covcied its start-up costs during the first The profits derived from the sale of the Livingston Park and Linwood schools, and hosting the dedication of the North phase of the project. Nearly 100 pavers pavers will benefit all students in the North a Peace Garden has been underwritten at Brunswick Township High School were purchased in the initial phase of the Brunswick district in the form of competi- Judd School. These gardens arc perpetual Walkway of Honor Oct. 14 at 6:30 p.m. program. The personalized pavers have tive grants awarded by the Education piojects at their respective sites. prior to the homecoming football game. been placed in a walkway adjoining a new Foundation to individual schools. The foun- The homecoming weekend Walkway of The Walkway of Honor is a fund-raiser 40-foot, fiberglass flagpole, bordered by dation has funded 30 special events, pro- Honor unveiling, and the Blue Ribbon introduced last year to help finance educa- landscaping. The Walkway of Honoi fund- grams and education projects at a cost of School flag raising will take place on the tional opportunities in township schools. raiser will be an ongoing effort of the nearly $60,000 since being oiganized in front lawn of NBTHS, at the end of Raider Also, in conjunction with homecoming, Education Foundation. 1996. Some of die activities include The Road. NBTHS Principal Dr. Robert Rimmcr has Members of the NBTHS class of 2000 Ellis Island Experience for elementary Inquiries may be directed to Education scheduled a flag raising and remarks to were the first graduates eligible to partici- schoolers, Oial Histories of The Holocaust Foundation Chairman Frank Pulcio at salute the National Blue Ribbon School des- pate. 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Stihut, lirecul, nuatu and Vegetable KxptaMflWW S VICTORY LAP — Led by a bagpiper, survivors of breast and ovarian cancer take the Inaugural lap around the track at Saturday's second annual Care-to- Walk/Run event at North Brunswick Township High School. The event raises money to help victims of breast and ovarian cancer. N.B. Fire Co. plans blood Museum of Agriculture drive/Halloween party plans 'Pumpkin Party9 North Brunswick Fire Company No. 2 The New Jersey Museum of Agricul- AT THE RAMAPA INN 195 ROUTE 18 SOUTH, EAST BRUNSWICK will hold a "Blood Drive and Halloween ture, North Brunswick, will present a Party," Oct. 13, 5-9 p.m. The firehouse is "Pumpkin Party," Oct. 15, noon to 4 p.m. Serving Dinner Complimentary Buffet located on Route 130 north. The party will be at the museum off Route Monday thru Saturday During Happy Hour Parents can donate blood while chil- 1 at the College Farm Road exit near Rut- 5:00pm till 10:00pm Monday thru Friday dren enjoy a free party with pumpkin gers' Cook College campus. Sunday 4:00pm till 9:00pm 5:00pm till 7:00pm painting, treats, tattoos, and other activi- Admission to the party is the museum's Sunday Champagne Brunch ties. admission of $4, $3 for seniors, and $2 for 11:30am till 2:00pm wParduue.l>f " Donors must be 17 years older or children (under 4 years old and members Early Bird Special AIV Entree* M\tL Xecuu& a it, Entree, of . „ above, with parent's consent. Donors over are free). Monday thru Friday Ecjiwl'orLtsar Value, ifOgc 75 must have a doctor's note. All Featured at the party will be storyteller 4:30pm till 6:00pm UP TO AN $18.00 VACUE ^donors must provide identification, and Fred Quinn, Halloween animal mask mak- NOT VALID WITH OTHER OFFERS weigh at least 110 pounds. ing, pumpkin painting, and other activi- Call (732} 828-6225 !. EXPIRES 11-15-00 .S For information on tiie party or blood ties. donations, please call (732) 220-7037. No For information, call the museum at appointment is necessary. (732) 247-2077. Sell Your Car! Get your motor running for an "Automotive SALE!" We're rewed-up aii«l ready to help you sell your vehicle »,.for one LOW price... CALL CLASSIFlEDTODAli Only or Take your own photo & $3200 send it to us; or drive to our new Freehold location 4 Lines • 4 Weeks 4 Lines * 4 Weeks Be we will photograph your S (Each additional line5 7) . (Each additional line 8) car for yOU. RENEW FOR A MONTH! 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He already ranks in Rutgers' top-ten all-time categories of passes completed, passing yardage, touchdowns and total offense. McMahon will be throwing to one of the top tight ends in the league in junior L.J. Smith and will be handing off to veteran running back Dennis Thomas. The defense, which has a new 3-4 alignment, is led by linebackers Tarrell Freeney and Wes Robertson. This season, the Scarlet Knights again will play a competitive schedule including Big East Opponents Miami, Syracuse, West Virginia and national champion runner- up Virginia Tech as well as the long-awaited non-conference home battle with Notre Dame. You can hear it on WCTC along with our original lineup of Pre and Post game shows. RUTGERS GAME DAY FOOTBALL U.S.A. Don't miss Rutgers Game Day Immediately following the before the contest. The pre- Rutgers game broadcast (or pre- game show includes interviews ceding the night games), you can with Rutgers Coach Terry Shea hear the scores and recaps of all and the opposing coach of the Central Jersey high school games, day, player features, and other and colleges across the country on information of interest to foot- award-winning Football U.S.A. ball fans in Central Jersey. THE TERRY SHEA SHOW "Live" Eveiy Wednesday night from 7 PM-8 PM throughout the season, WCTC's Bruce Johnson, The "Voice of Rutgers," will host a "live" call-in show with Scarlet Knight coach Terry Shea. Fans will have the opportu- nity to talk directly to the coach about the events of the season, key plays...behind the scene strategies for the next game...player perform- ances. A must for every RU FAN! 145O AM A Rutgers Ir a d i t i o n 19 4 7 - 2 0 0 0 Photo courtesy of Rutgers University Press SUPPORTING SPONSORS OF RUTGERS FOOTBALL BROADCASTS ARE: Academy Honda • Acme Nissan • Ageless Glass Group • Automated Design Concepts • Barton Nursery 'Becks North America • Bristol Nissan • Central Jersey Nissan Dealers • Coast Kia Deborah Heart and Lung Center • DiMeglio Realty Group • Edison Generator Exchange • Eighteen Lumber' First Union National Bank • Freehold Nissan • Historic Midtown Elizabeth Special Improvement District Irangton Linoleum & Carpet • IVF - New Jersey • Jacks Famous Furniture • Judge.Com • Kay Honda • Larry's Autobody & Towing • Lee Myles of Edison • Legends Golf Center • Middlesex County Vocational & Technical Schools • Mirons Ethan Allen • Montalbano's.Pool & Patio • NB City MarketVNB Parking Authority New Jersey Hospital Association • Nissan Motor Corporation • One Health Plan of N J Patrick J. Richardson, Certified Civil Trial Attorney • Pavese McCormick Insurance Agency • Perth Amboy Tire • Pine Belt Nissan of Keyport • Plumbers & Pipefitters Local Union No 9 • PostNet® Princeton Biomedical Research • Route 22 Nissan • Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital • Salvation Army Rehabilitation Centers • Shore Point Distributors • Somerset Valley Bank The Barge Restaurant, at Perth Amboy • United Way of Central Jersey • U.N.I TEMP Air Conditioning & Heating • yentiv;Healtfcl|,8.>Sales:*.Wawa Food Markets'-Winsorf TrapterfiStier Driving -School - - - NS SENTINEL, OCTOBER 12, 2000 1 9 McSweeney—Crosby Razzaito-Nemetli ary P. McSwcency of East ill Robyn Nemelh, daughter of Brunswick announces the Beverly Ann and Charles Ncmeth of M engagement of her daughtei, J North Brunswick, was married July Patricia A. McSweeney, to Gary Crosby, 29 to Michael Edward Razyano. lie is the son of Madeline Crosby of East son of Gail and Frank Ra//ano, also of Brunswick and (he late Harvey Crosby. North Brunswick. Ms. McSweeney also is the daughter of The Rev. John V. Polyak performed the the late Daniel J. McSweeney. ceremony at Our Lady of Peace Church, North Brunswick, where the bride was The future bride is a graduate of East given in marriage by her father. Brunswick High School and Middlesex Maid of honor was Patricia Ncmeth of County College, Edison, where she earned the Somerset section of Franklin, aunt of an associate's degree in accounting. She is the bride. Bridesmaids were Su/an Ezdinli pursuing a bachelor's degree in public of Princeton; Dina Kormondy of New health at Rutgers University, New Brunswick; Michele Glazcwski of Noilh Brunswick, and is employed as an execu- Brunswick; Jane Todisco of South River, tive administrative assistant at Bristol- sister of the bridegroom; and Catherine Myers Squibb, Pfainsboro. Nemeth of Noilh Brunswick, sister-in-law Her fiance is a graduate of East of the bride. Flower girl was Brittany Brunswick High School. He is employed Razzano of North Biunswick, niece of the as a welder with Boilermakers Union bridegroom. Local No. 28, Bayonne. Best man was Eric Ra//ano of North Brunswick, hi other of the bridegroom. A March 2001 wedding is planned. Patucia McSweeney Gdry Ciosby Ushers were Roger Fisher, Steven Lakatos Jill and Michael Razzano and Seva Trakhtman, all of North Brunswick; Neil Razzano of North Brunswick, brother of the bridegroom; and center teacher at North Brunswick Township High School, she is pursuing a The Medical Center at Princeton an- Robert Nemeth of North Brunswick, Maria and Gary Breuer of Spotswood brother of the bride. master of ai Is degree in counselor educa- nounces the following local births: announce the birth of their daughter, After a reception at The Breakers on tion at Kcan University, Union. Nicholc Glenn, April 11 in St. Peter's Her husband is a graduate of North University Hospital, New Brunswick. The the Ocean, Spring Lake, the couple left for Angelina and Marcelo DaSilva of the a wedding trip to the Hawaiian islands. Brunswick Township High School and Monmoulh Junction section of South baby weighed 2 pounds, 8 ounces. Grandparents are Phyllis and Anthony The bride is a graduate of North Rowan College of New Jersey, Glassboio, Brunswick, a son on Sept. 25; and Giliberti of East Brunswick and Bunny and Brunswick Township High School and where he earned a bachelor of arts degree Alfred Breuer of Cranford. Great-grand- Rutgers College of Rutgers University, in psychology. A contractor, he is co- Kamalakshi and Suranjoy Hazarika of mother is Philomena Palazzi of Lakchurst. New Brunswick, where she earned a bach- owner of Hammerheads Construction Co., the Dayton section of South Brunswick, a Godparents are Beth Reilly of Cranford and elor of arts degree in psychology, and cer- North Brunswick. daughter on Sept. 28. Anthony Giliberti of East Brunswick. tification in special education. A resource The couple resides in East Brunswick. Church plans fund-raiser for Habitat for Humanity Registration stISi open for community school South Brunswick Community Education's December. Finance classes, as well as com- The Youth Group of Faith Lutheran house in the Trenton area in conjunction fall brochuie of classes is now available. The puter classes, also begin in October. Church, in the Dayton section of South with Habitat for Humanity. In addition to brochure, which lists over 100 classes, may be Dance classes, which include intermediate Brunswick, will host a "Christmas providing labor for building the home, picked up at the municipal center, libraries, swing, disco, and more, are held in November Around the World" fund-raiser to benefit the local churches must raise $66,000 for schools, community centers, and other loca- and January. "Instant Piano for Hopelessly Habitat for Humanity on Sunday, Oct. 22 the project. tions. Busy People" is offered in November, and from 1-3 p.m. The fund-raiser will be Sample Christmas, home decor and October classes with space remaining are: two guitar programs will begin in November. held at the Pioneer Grange on Route 522 gift items will be displayed which may "Debt Free & Prosperous Living," "Defensive Most classes are held at the high school on in Dayton. The public is invited to be ordered from catalogs and will be Driving," "Beginning Kcyboarding," "Tone It Stout's Lane and Ridge Road, and registration attend. delivered in time for holiday giving and Up With Tracy," "Triple Mini-Wreaths," is necessary. The congregation of Faith Lutheran decorating. Refreshments will be pro- "PowerPoint 97," "Quicken 6.0," and "Access For prices or information, call Nancy Church is participating, with other area vided. For additional information call 97." Kinal, community school secretary, at (732) Lutheran churches, in a project to build a (732) 329-0509. Cooking classes run from October through 297-7800, ext. 258. enniss ollision r 1 FEMEE ("FREE , Scnnoi O i- DANH • I rKtc I REGISTRATION 2FordAve. Bldg. #18 DANCE CLASS I !15M value/with coupon | Milltown, N.J. 08850 I with coupon I Not to be combined with ar- I other offer • Eixpirei s 10/31, Not to be combined with any V otherofrer'ExplreslO/31/00 J J 732-828-7399 ^*m vmm**J* »HMI \ JMww 1 11 *r www.PirstPositionDance^com • Heavy Collision NEW iOCfiTIOH OVER 4000 SO. 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The classes run from Nov. 4 to Jan. 5,2001, Preschool "Messy Play" participants on Mondays from 4:30-5:30 p.m. or may also register at the YMCA currently. Saturdays, 10-11 a.m. The program runs on Saturdays from Classes are for children ages 6 and older. Nov. 4-Jan. 5; 9, 9:30 or 10 a.m. "Mighty Mights" is for children 3-5 years . The class allows parents and children to old, and runs on Thursdays, 4:30-5:30 p.m. enjoy "messy" activities such as watercol- The classes teach basic to intermediate ors, Play-Doh, fmgerpainting, and others. skills, and build self-confidence, coordina- All classes take place at Deans School, tion and discipline. 635 Georges Road. Sliding scale funding is Registration for indoor soccer, which available on a limited basis for those in need. runs Nov. 4-Jan. 5, is also being accepted. For prices, information or registration, Classes are offered for children 3-8 years please contact the YMCA at (732) 329- old. Saturday morning classes run in 45- 1150. Sign up for yoga classes at So. Brunswick Library South Brunswick Public Library will Thursday evenings, 7-8:30 p.m. and run hold registration for its begin- for six weeks on Nov. 2, 9, 16, 30; Dec. 7 MARIE ORTIZ ner/intermediate yoga session on Oct. 15, and 14. Cost is $30 for all six sessions. LIGHTS ON — South Brunswick Mayor Debra Johnson, state Sen. Peter 1-5 p.m. The library is on 110 Kingston Participants should wear loose clothing Inverso (R-14) and state Department of Transportation Assistant Lane in the Monmouth Junction section of and bring an exercise or yoga mat. Commissioner Dick Kamin threw the switch Friday for a new traffic signal at Route 27 and Beekman Road. South Brunswick. For information, call the library at Classes held at the library will be on (732) 329-4000. 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Windsor 609-443-9379 To Advertise on Tjhis Page Call 1 -800-660-4237 EXT. 8103 NS SENTINEL, OCTOBER 12, 2000 21 ff?rew ^ n > 1 \J > t /K, \ 1 \\ \ t c > ; C ) \ ii \ i ( \\ L ^ The Richardson Baroque Franklin's Big Adventure :i Players featuring Franklin the Turtle Nancy Wilson, leader Oct. 15 at1 &4p.m the complete Bach 'Musical State Theatre Offering' Livingston Ave., New Brunswick Oct. 15 at 3 p.m tickets: $14 Allentown Fall Harvest Richardson Auditorium (732) 246-7469 Festival Princeton University live music, crafts, animals, tickets: $10-$20; $2, students Aladdin entertainment, Civil War (609) 258-5000 Middlesex Co Plays-in-the- encampment Park indoor children's musical Oct 14-15, 9am to 5 pm NDR Symphony Orchestra Oct 15,22,28, Nov 4&11 Main and Church streets of Hamburg at 11 a m. & 2 p.m historic Allentown Midori, violin Capestro Amphitheater (800)208 1141 Oct 15at3 pm Roosevelt Park Prudential Hall off Route 1, Edison New Jersey Fall RV Show N J. Performing admission: $3; free of charge oct 13,1-10 pm Arts Center to children ages 12 & under Oct 14,11 a m. to 10 p m One Center St limited seating Oci 15,11 am to6 pm Newark (732)548-2884 N I Convention & Expo Center tickets: $14-$58 Edison (888) GO NJPAC Midori Pumpkin Party admission $7, $5, ages 12-17, hear stories, make crafts, take free of charge to children Dryden Ensemble a walk to the animal barns undei 12, $5, seniors on 'The Splendor of Dresden' Oct. 15 from noon to 4pm Oct 13 only works of SchOtz, Bernhard, N.J. Museum of Agriculture (800) 337-3976 "Franklin's Big Adventure be present-J en OKA. 15 at the State Bach Route 1 at College Farm Road Theatre Oct. 15 at 4 pm. Rutgers Cook College campus ice Capades Trinity Church North Brunswick Oct 12 13 at 7 30pm; Cemeteries of Allentown Mercer St., Princeton admission: $4; $3 seniors, Oct 14 at 11 30 am, 3.30 & guided tours of Allentown's tickets: $15, $18 $2 children; under 4 free 7 30 p.m; Oct 15at1 &5p.m cemeteries (609) 258-5000 (732)247-2077 Sovereign Bank Aiena Oct 15 (call for times) The Red Violin Trenton Allentown Presbyterian Church multi-language, 1999 D6siree Halac, tickets. $15.5O-$5O.5O 20 High St., Allentown Oct 11 at1 &7pm mezzo-soprano (609) 656-3223 admission is free Old Bridge Library Main Branch Israel Gursky, piano (609) 259-9127 Route 516 & Cottrell Road works of Brahms, Ravel, in the Boom Boom Room Archives and History Day (732)721-5600, ext 5027 New Jersey Lighthouse 2000 Hundley presented by the Rutgers celebrate the history of N J. to register Oct. 17at8pm Theater Company with exhibits, workshops from Sandy Hook to Cape May, Oct. 18 at 2 &7 p.m 11 lighthouses will be open Taplin Auditorium dark comedy Oct 14,10 am to 4 30 p m. Monroe Township Library Princeton University through Oct. 22 suffragist Alice Paul (portrayed for tours 4 Municipal Plaza free admission Wed.-Sat at 8 p.m. by Taylor Williams) at 12 30 p m. Oct. 14-15 call for tickets (609) 258-5000 Sundays at 2 p.m. Monmouth County Library (732) 872-5970 (732) 521-5000 Philip J Levin Theater Headquarters, Manalapan Evgeny Kissin, piano Douglass College admission is free Six Flags Fright Fest sonatas by Beethoven, George St, New Brunswick (732)308-3772 "ghastly" rides, shows Brahms, Schumann tickets: $17, $19; $9, students through Oct 29 Oct 18 at 7:30 p.m. (732)932-7511 The Honored Dead Fridays, 5-11 p.m. Prudential Hall of Monmouth Sat, noon to 11 p.m N,J. Performing Arts Center Elephant Sighs program about the final Sun., noon to 9 p m. One Center St., Newark plus Oct 30-31,5-11 pm new comedy by Ed Simpson resting place of 400 British tickets: $14-$S8 Oct. 14-Nov. 5 and American soldiers who Six Flags Great Adventure (888) GO NJPAC Jackson Thursdays-Saturdays at 8 p.m. perished at the Battle of Wed. & Sun, at 2 p.m. Monmouth tickets: adults (over 48 inches) $43.96-$45.94; children (48 Alice cooper The Forum Theatre Company Oct. 15 from 1-4 p.m. Oct. 18 at 7:30 p.m. 314 Main St, Metuchen Craig House inches & under) $21.98-$22.97 (732)928-1821 War Memorial Theatre tickets: $28-$32 off Schibanoff Road Trenton (732) 548-0582 Freehold Township tickets: $2Q-$50 admission is free DANCE (609) 984-8400 WIT (732)390-6154 The Taka^cs string Quartet by Margaret Edson Carnaval 2000: Bale Princeton University Concerts Irish Wake Show inspirational play about a Folcl6rico Da Bahia Chamber Masterworks series with Mike Byrne & His Green woman battling cancer Brazilian dance troupe, works of Mozart, Haydn, Derby Boys Band Oct 14-Nov. 12 singers & drummers Bart6k interactive musical show George Street Playhouse Oct. 13 at 8 p.m. Oct. 12 at 8 p.m. featuring Irish songs, frivolity, Livingston Ave., New Brunswick N J. Performing Arts Center Richardson Auditorium 'live corpse' & cast of wake tickets: $24-$40 One Center St, Newark Princeton University tickets. $19-$29; $2, students characters (732) 246-7717 tickets: $12-$48 (609) 258-5000 sponsored by the Sayreville (888) CO NJPAC Cultural Arts Council Oct, 19 at 7:30 p.m. American Repertory Ballet Cyrus Chestnut, piano Sayreville Senior Center EXHIBITS part of 'Seven at the State,' Jazz Fridays Series event Main Street seven ballets in three Oct. 13 at 8 p.m. free admission Mary H. Dana Women different programs Richard L. Swig Arts Center Artists Series: The Peddje School (732)257-6510 Oct 13 & 14 at 8 p.m, June Wayne — 'You1 State Theatre South Main St, Hightstown Should Live So Long Livingston Ave., New Brunswick tickets: $15 FOR KIDS prints, paintings tickets: $15-$4S (609) 490-7550 through Nov 1 (732) 246-7469 or 249-1254 Dianne Reeves Quintet & The Legend of Sleepy Anuradha Das — Regina Carter sextet Hollow 'Unveiling Tradition: A Alborada Spanish Dance children's musical Theatre in Concert jazz artists Journey Through the Lives Oct. 14 at 8 p.m presented by A Kid's Forum of Indian Women' dance, culture, music, history through Nov. 4 with guest artists Lisa Botalico Prudential Hall chitta, a folk art of India N.J Performing Saturdays at 11 am. through Nov. 1 & Chris Patterson The Forum Theatre Company Oct. 15 at2 pm. Arts Center Mabel Smith Douglass Library One Center St. 314 Main St. Douglass College Ocean County College Metuchen Route 549(Hooper Avenue) Newark Chapel Drive, off George St. The American Repertory Ballet will tickets: $12-$48 tickets: $9 New Brunswick perform on Oct. 13 and 14 at the Toms River section of Dover (732) 548-0582 State Theatre. (732) 613-4519 (888) GO NJPAC (732) 932-9407, ext. 26 22 SENTINEL; OCTOBER 12,2000 NS S.B. sewer tie-in policy Continued from page 1 lines there. "I think we arc being very understand- they have in place. ing," Gambatese said. "Some towns take a hard line. They don't The council will review the issue again in care [about the cost]," Samuels said. the next two weeks before introducing the According to the survey, which included ordinance in early November. the towns of East Brunswick, Brick, Township Attorney Bertram Busch said Cranbury and Edison, towns generally allow that the ordinance must be passed before the from 30 to 180 days forresident s to connect. new year. Samuels said that there are grants and At the September meeting Samuels said funding available for financially strapped that it is currently up to township plumbing residents. inspector Jim Dowgin to mandate a tie in. "We want to be fair," Deputy Mayor "He is the authority," Samuels said. Frank Gambatese said, but added that he According to Samuels, Dowgin will take didn't want the council to "drag this out." into account the condition of a septic system "1 think that is a non-issue," Gambalesc before making that determination, but if the said, explaining that the township surveys system is in good shape, it may not require a residents in an area before deciding to ran tie in to the sewer. Teacher salary increase Continued from page 1 the school and will be distributed throughout Some residents feared that a longer the United States and Canada, said school day would be too much for children. Goldblatt. In other business, John Adams Principal John Adams students are featured along- Dr. David Goldblatt presented a promotion- side prominent authors of children's books al video, to be distributed internationally, like the Newberry Medal-winning "Bud, starring none other than John Adams stu- Not Buddy" author Christopher Paul Curtis. dents. According to Goldblatt, John Adams was The video was (limed in the spring by one of two schools chosen nationally to par- Scholastic Books Inc. in several classes at ticipate in the project. Ladies9 Auxiliary to hold spaghetti dinner Oct. 22 DICK CAVETT AS THE NARRATOR LEA DELARIA AS EDDIE JARROD EMICK AS BRAD JOAN JETT AS COLUMBIA Brunswick from 1-5 p.m. 1 The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Veterans ALICE RIPLEV AS'JANET DAPHNE RUBIN-VEGA AS MAGENTA AND TOM HEWITT/sS FRANK 'N FIJRTEft of Foreign Wars, Post 9111, of South The donation for adults is $6; children 12 and under, $4. Call Tele-charge'; (212) 239-6200 Brunswick will host a spaghetti dinner on Outside Metro NV: (000) 432-7250-RockyHorrorLlve.com For information, call the Post Home at Groups: (212) 3D8-83B3 / (BOO) 223-7565 Oct. 22 at the Post Home, 11 Henderson DDII1CLE IN THE SQUARE, fidtl! Strop.t wnsl nf nm Road in the Kendall Park section of South (732) 297-9823. 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Officers were ON COLLISION REPAIRS dispatched and given permission to search South Brunswick & Plainsboro I the premises. The girl's mother showed Police Departments theni where she was keeping the drugs. I Police found plastic bags with a powder Direct Repair Referral Facility I i ra residue believed to be heroin, and a nee- For Many RT. 1 SO. BRUNSWICK dle. . I An Edison man reported the theft of insurance companies H Void Wluim 732-297-710Prohibited Maximum Discount S5IHJ.0U 0Expiinn "K)ul° 1| his car stereo, cell phone and portable CD player from his vehicle in the parking lot of the Lampost Lounge on Livingston Avenue at 11:49 p.m. Oct. 5. The driver and pas- (, t,V£ * **! senger windows had been smashed. A Manalapan woman reported her Jeep stolen from the parking lot of the Carolier Lanes on Route 1. The car was left overnight Oct. 7-8. A New York man reported his BMW stolen from in front of the Cranbury Cross Road residence where he was staying on Oct. 9. SOUTH BRUNSWICK Police are investigating the reported theft of a purse containing $1,000 cash from a guest at Summerfield Suites on Route 1 sometime between 7:40-8:10 a.m. on Oct. 7. According to police, the guest placed the purse on her chair during break- fast. When she returned the purse was missing. Police are investigating the reported theft of a 1994 Accura Legend from the Holiday Inn on Route 1 sometime during the night of Oct. 5-6. The car was valued at $16,989. AWoodhaven Drive resident reported to police that unknown persons broke into his residence and stole several items worth $550 sometime between 5:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. on Oct. 4. Board of health to offer flu, pneumonia clinics The South Brunswick Township Board of Health is sponsoring health screenings and immunization clinics in November. Residents must be 18 years of age or older. All influenza and pneumonia vaccines are $10 each, unless individuals have Medicare Part B. Individuals in an HMO should receive immunizations at the HMO facility. The clinics (jt South Brunswick Health Department, Monmouth Junction and Dayton Road are: • Senior flu/pneumonia, Nov. 8, 9-11 a.m., appointments necessary; • Adult flu/pneumonia, Nov. 9, 7-9 p.m.; and • Municipal employees flu, Nov. 16, 10 a.m. to noon. The clinic at the First Reformed Church of Rocky Hill, Washington Street will offer immunizations on Nov. 14,- 10- 11:30 a.m., appointments necessary. Charleston Place, 3424 Route 27 in the Kendall Park section of South Brunswick Tickets arc available '^ ^ K\We'v$"S0 wwli Thorp than gust blocfc,<& concrete! ' "' Sale Ends October 31st! CONCRETE • B!,O0!'» • SAND FALE Home & Garden Sale CAMBRIDGE PAVINGSTONES l%i'?-M®ea*.- •:• '• Crectte a 100 sq. ft. Patio for Only • ••"_,,„ •,•;: ^'!:!;;";fM ?jj*y impressive ^ y Sizi'.Juiprossivaly 1 Priced! 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The sleek, modern appearance ome projects are under way and high-tech designs closely resemble during the fall, with kitchen commercial appliances, but are manu- H remodeling topping the list as factured specifically for in-home use. the most desirable home improvement. These distinctive stoves, refrigerators, The rooms are undergoing expansion, cooktops and dishwashers are perfect with walls being removed to create for the serious, at-home gourmet chef more open space. (or those who would like to be). The These rooms are far less isolated crisp, clean appearance dazzles the eye than kitchens of the past. Today, en- — much the same as you hope to daz- . tertaining in the room where meals are zle guests with your dramatic culinary prepared is an important part of a skills. kitchen's function, while it still serves H & H carries the right equipment as the hub of family life. In addition to for serious cooking, with brand names choosing the perfect floor covering, such as Viking, Dacor, Magic Chef, sink, and cabinets to transform the Kitchen Aid, Sterling, Lazy-Man, Weber busiest room in house, the right appli- and Thermador — all the very best ances are needed to attain that modern, home appliance manufacturers. perfect-kitchen look. Of course, not everyone has a Hair H & H Home Appliances, at 80 N. for' creating fabulous meals to seive Main St. in Windsor, has the very latest their guests, and many would rather die in ranges, stove tops, refrigerators, than spend sweltering hours over a hot dishwashers and microwaves, with a •stove in the kitchen, Keep in mind, H wide selection of styles by high-end & H Home Appliances also carries a manufacturers that' will keep your wide range of microwave ovens for kitchen humming with activity. Unlike those who prefer fast meals with mini- most home appliance stores, the dis- mum fuss and absolutely no fanfare. played products sold at H & H are Wine is hugely popular and has hooked up in a home-like setting, You taken its rightful place as a delightful can easily envision how the appliance part of both meals and entertaining, yet will look in your own home, and see in most homes, building a wine cellar is exactly how the unit works before de- out of the question. Sub-Zero, a high- ciding to make a purchase. end freezer and refrigeration manufac- If the look you desire for your turer, has come up with the perfect kitchen is a finished appearance, the solution — wine-keeping storage sys- appliances can be integrated into the tems, also available at H & H Home cabinetry during remodeling for a cus- Appliances, tomized look. Many choose this option, If you are not remodeling but need liking the neat, uncluttered effect of to replace individual appliances such hidden dishwashers and refrigerators. as water heaters, stoves, and ranges, H & H is the place to go for both reliable products and expert installation. On Saturdays during the autumn months, H & H will present cooking events in the center isle. You will be able to see the cooking appliances in action as area chefs give cooking demonstrations —- while you sip coffee from the Gourmet Coffee Bar by Miele. For directions, store hours and dates for cooking demonstrations, call H & H JERRY WOLKOWITZ Home Appliances at (609) 426-1111. Donna Provost, an associate at H&H Home Appliance in Windsor, demonstrates how a chilled wine rack that the business sells can be used. OIL TANKS REMOVED I Breakthrough In Gutter Technology! 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BUILTTO A HIGHER STANDARD BY EILEEN[ KOUTNIK down, I went to work for a furniture EASY FINANCINE G Correspondent manufacturer in Elizabeth," he say.s. www.carranoair.com alling itself the largest oak After working at the manufacturer, reproduction store in NewDeutsch branched out on his own and Jersey, Nostalgia Oak started selling furniture at the Route 1H C Flea Market in East Brunswick. Warehouse has been providing cus- tomers with invaluable service and Now Nostalgia Oak has other loca- FINAL SALE products since 1984. tions including Toms River, Union, Located at 5 S. Main St. inCherry Hill, Clifton, and Staten Island, FINAL CLEARANCE Engiishtown, Nostalgia Oak offers cus- N.Y. tomers four different shades of oak: Nostalgia Oak sells furniture for ev- natural, light, medium and dark. ery room in your home from the living According to owner Leo Deutsch, his room to the home office. For example, family fell into the furniture business by in the 40,000 square feet of space, cus- accident. tomers can choose styles such as Santa Barbara, European Sleigh and Hand I "I used to work for General Motors in Linden and when the plant shut Continued on next page Enter to win! ALL TREES-SHRUBS-PERENNIALS • hat could be better than a ALL PLANTS Wroom beautified with Furniture (jfyeavvay! . Benjamin Moore® PLANTERS on Regaf Premium brand paints, with 'MUMS NOT INCLUDED over 1400 custom and VISIT OUR Interior Paint! ready-mixed colors? SroOKT«lCCSl|!R HALLOWEEN That samfe room - V. COLLECTION OF QHOSTS <• SCARECROWS • WiTCHES filled with Ethan contw PLUS HBHY GIFT ITEMS Allen® furniture! 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AqunFoml* AolinWvefftt h happ s KollSnlin' «r« teatltfej 'W: ttademoiM aT S«njainl(i Moors & Co.Co; (oV Pravipw Sludio™ is o trad.™* of Brtanlp Moot. S CoCo. .film, Altwu i nglaiwt 2050Route 130 Uadamait.. of tlhnn Allen, Nh ti NS SENTINEL, OCTOBER 12, 2000 27 Hwy. 35 and 272 Hwy. 18 North Cass Street, Keyport East Brunswick Under the Blue Keyport Water Tower (l/2miN.ofTlcesLa.) 739-4660 Hours: M & Tli 8-8, T-W-F 8-5, Sat 8-4, Sun 10-3 Hours: M-T-W 8-6, Th-F 8-8, Sat 8-5, Sun 10-3 At CLASSIC' CERAMIC TILE, • Wholesale and Retail - We Have The Most • Personal Service and Professional Design Advice • We Import Direct to You and You Save! • Discounted and Closeout Specials JEFF HUNTLEY Bedroom sets available at Nostalgia Oak in Englishtown include Santa Barbara, European Sleigh and Hand Carved Oak Pier. Continued from previous page Nostalgia Oak, call (732) 446-4333 or Carved Oak Pier bedroom sets. If visit their Web site at HYPERLINK you're looking for a new dining room http://www.nostalgiaoak.com. To reach Sofa Warehouse, call (732) 786- or just want to add pieces to your set, Visit Our Website at: www.classicceramictik.cora Nostalgia Oak offers hutches and 9012, pedestal and trestle dining room tables. One area that has seen growth is the home office furniture. Deutsch says that since more people have computers in their home, work from home, or own their own business, the need for quality furniture has expanded. H&tfrer Sfurmture "Quality and price are what keep customers coming back to our stores," 'Fine Quality Home Furnishings at Substantial Savings' says Michele Deutsch, Leo's wife. Another added convenience at • Dining, Bedroom, Occasional • Custom Upholstery Nostalgia Oak is that any furniture you purchase can be delivered and set up • Lamps & Prints • Leather Furniture • Spring Air Bedding in your home or office. Furthermore, the store can special order pieces of furniture if you are looking for a dif- HUNDREDS OF MANUFACTURERS • www.riderfurniture.com ferent style or if the store no longer has the piece in stock. In an effort to help you furnish your entire home, the Deutsches opened Sofa Warehouse two months ago. The store is located a mile from Nostalgia Oak. "We were looking to get into up- holstery and wanted to use a large area where we could have wall-to-wall upholstery," says Michele Deutsch on why they opened a new store. Sofa Warehouse carries many dif- ferent styles of furniture and eclectic pieces. For example, the store carries Shop & Compart for Quality, Trice & Service hand-painted armoires, accessory pieces such as bowls and candlesticks, and even a coffee table made out of a 12-14 Main Street (Route 27) • Kingston, NJ gypsy cart. Michele Deutsch says that the accessories range in price from the Mon. - Fri, 10-6, Thurs. 10-8, Sat. 10-5, Sun. 10-4 high-end to a piece that costs $19.9?. As for any further expansion, the Deutsches are looking at opening a 609-924-0147 second Sofa Warehouse in Brick. For more information about Understated opulence: the new glamour in decorating hat will the best-dressed • Subtle, refined touches of homes be'wearing in the new metallics, .whether in fabrics, wallpa- Wmillennium? Compared with pers, furniture, or accessories, give a the fickle world of fashion apparel, room a rich, urbane look. Also impor- trends in interior design evolve over a tant is anything that adds shine, shim- long period of time, sometimes taking mer, luster or gleam. Iridescent or as much as a decade to have an impact. opalescent fabrics;. silver- or gold-leaf One of the key trends to emerge for accessories; and Vnirror or glass accents the year 2000 and beyond is pared- work well. down opulence, according to the de- • Instead of opting for lots of large- sign experts at Stroheim & Romann, a scale prints, choose a mix of subtle tex- leading resource for fine decorative fab- tures and understated patterns in a clas- rics and wallpapers. Neither the cold, sic style — like tone-on-tone damasks, sleek minimalism of the 1970s, the geometric motifs, stripes and checks. over-the-top excesses of the 1980s nor • Choose accessories carefully, edit- the "home-as-status-symbol" style of ing your choices to a few things that . the 1990s — the look that appears par- perfectly complement the room ticularly right for today is elegance, scheme. glamour and luxury — but in a subtle, • No longer does a room have to unpretentious way. 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Noith Brunswick Raiders: Don't After Thompson returned a punt for a provide them with bulletin board N scoic, senioi fullback Jason Catter ran in material, they're good enough already. fiom 11 yards out. Thompson then caught The Raiders improved their mark to his final touchdown, this one from 24 5-0 on Saturday by thi ashing the Monioe yards out, to close out the scoring. Falcons (1-4) 48-3, only a few days alter Mistrctta was pleased that his team was Falcons Coach Milt Theodosatos was able to unleash its passing game against quoted in a local weekly papci at. saying Monroe, so as to answer any questions its the Raiders weien't "the complete pack- futuic opponents might have about Elko's age." ability to thiow the ball. As it turned out, Theodosatos was "We ran the ball well, which allowed probably eating his words altei watching us to open it up and throw the ball well," his team get completely dominated by a he said. "And our defense was strong once Raiders team which obviously came out again." fired up. Lost in all of the talk of the potent of- Accoiding to Noilh Brunswick Coach fensive attack is the play of the Raider de- Sal Mistrctta, the quote gave the Raideis fense, which has been about as dominant some additional motivation, especially se- as any team's in the conference. nior quarterback Mike Elko. Against Monroe, the defense forced "It really wasn't a big deal, but I did three fumbles, and shut out the Falcons in JERRY WOLKOWITZ show them a copy of the article," he said. the second half. "I don't mind if people are talking about EYE ON THE PUCK— Trenton Titans center Jed Whitchurch looks to skate According to Mi.stictta, the delensc, around the Greensboro Generals' defense during the Titans' preseason exhi- the team, but he really singled out our jWhich hasn't allowed a defensive touch- bition game at Pro Skate in South Brunswick on Saturday. The Titans won the quaiterback. But the kid icspondcd by down since the first game of the yeai, has game 3-2 in a shoot-out. Titans' goalie Scott Stirling stopped all five playing well and I'm happy for him." Greensboro shots during the shoot-out to ice the win. been dominant every week. Elko led the Raider offense in impres- "1 think our defensive play gets over- sive fashion, completing all six of his looked because of all the offensive success passes for 154 yards and five touchdowns. we've had," he said. "Once we get into the they will each involve some added motiva- turnovcis (five interceptions and three But the story of the game was "the big games at the end of the season, oui de- tion for his team. fumbles) in their homecoming game Dyshon Thompson show," as the senior fense will be key to our success. And I cci- "The Colonia (Oct. 28) game will give before a packed crowd at Mike Elko held. wideout scored five - ^ tainly feel good us a chance to avenge a pretty bad beating The defense scored two of the Vikings' touchdowns, four ======s======about what we've fiom last year," he added. "And the South touchdowns, one on a 43-yard interception on pass plays and been doing defen- Brunswick game on Thanksgiving Day, return by senioi defensive back Michael one on a 50-yard sively." well they always get up for that one." Knight-York, and the other on a 95-yard punt return, in Mistretta added When Mistretla took the helm at North pick-off return from his counterpart, leading the Raiders "I don't mind if people that one of the other Brunswick High School last year, there Shariyf Holligan. to victory. strengths of his team was a buzz of excitement throughout the South Brunswick defensive backs Dan Thompson also are talking about the team, but he really singled out has been its ability to school's community. Rodriguez and Bob Alessi also intercepted picked off a pass prepare itself for Mistretta, who turned aiound a mori- a pair of passes in the first half, as the on defense, show- our quarterback." each and every bund Sayreville program in the late '80s, Viking defense kept them in the game. ing why he is con- game. faced a similar task with the Raiders, who Offensively, the Vikes managed to get sidered one of the Sal Mistretta "The kids are hadn't won a game in more than two sea- things going in the third quarter, when top two-way play- North Brunswick High School able to find some- sons and was in the midst of an 0-19 skid. quarterback Victor Iturbides (4-7, 143 ers in the Greater football coach thing to motivate Upon his arrival at North Brunswick, yards) hit wideout John Hilosky from 14 Middlesex Confer- them for every the consensus was that he would rebuild yards out for their only offensive touch- ence. game," he said. the program into a power within the con- down of the game. ^ But beyond This weekend's ference. It just wasn't supposed to happen But it was all they would need, as the Thompson's play, . s======^^ game pits the this quickly. Vikings defense held the Bears to a late the Raiders also Raiders against a "The kids seem to practice and play fourth-quarter touchdown. displayed a dominant running attack, New Brunswick team (2-3) which is com- hard regardless of who we're playing, and The Vikings' defense, which shut out which included a number of different ing off a 18-15 loss to Bishop Ahr. that's our biggest strength," he said. East Brunswick the previous week, will backs. "This weekend is homecoming, so I Given what the Raiders have shown on get a true test this Friday, when South Junior Chris Arnold (10 carries, 57 know they'll come out fired up," Mistretta the field so far this year, that's saying a lot. Brunswick travels to Sayreville (5-0) to yards) was the team's first option, fol- said. "Plus, a win Saturday gives us six take on the unbeaten, and top-ranked lowed by Manny Acevedo (three carries, wins, guaranteeing us a winning season. A s for the South Brunswick Bombers. 66 yards). But Mistretta used a number of win the following week (against Carteret) Vikings, they too are coming off a Sayreville has been steam-rolling the other players in the backfield as the would guarantee us at least a tie for the good win in which their defense competition to this point, and will look to Raiders racked up their points. A (GMC White Division) title." led the way. make the Vikings their next victim on the The Raiders first score came on a nine- From there, the Raiders h,ave only two The Vikings (2-3) beat Old Bridge road to a state title. yard pass^frQir^Eiko tg Thompson! That games remaining, biftMistretta added that (0-5) 20-6 •oni*Friday by "forcing-eight" • • ' Game-time is*7 p.m.**•*•"• ..».••• 3d SENTINEL, OCTOBER 12,2000 NH CAR TALK The Golden Bear Chargers continued Ivan Barreto, Joe Nemeth, Dale Santiago, their winning ways last weekend beating the and Zach Theinert, limited the ShoreKals u> Central Rcdhirds 31-8. Brian Robinson ran two shots on goal. Rich Feldhan and Mike a punt back 45 yards to give the Bear Rctlbcrg shared the keeper duties. Chargers a 6-0 lead. On the next possession, Duanc Schults darted 55 yards behind the On Sept. 27, the GMB Girls Soccer blocking of Dan Fcsscl and Chaz Hobson to toam shut out Cranbury 6-0. Tempest make it 14-0. Later in the second quarter, Greene scoied two goals; Lisa Gairity hail Robert Wait and Hammer O'Kcefe sprung two, Stephanie Harris had one, and Mullory Gene Schcichcr for a 63-yard run and a 21- Whitefield scored one. Great dcfcn.se was 0 halftimc lead. In the second half, Dave played by Tina Maccaro, Nicole Sardone,, Ruffner and Rob Ayala both scored to close Kim Ortiz and Amanda Pohck. Assists wei c out the scoring. The defense was led by Joe made by Jackie Taylor and Whitefield. Ruquet, Darrel Hampton and Kyle Adams. Outstanding goal tending came from Rachel DeGraw. The North Brunswick Basketball The girls were defeated by South Rivei Association will be holding tiyouts at the on Sept. 29, 3-1. Raven Chiara had the only North Brunswick High School gymnasium goal with a penalty kick. The defense played for the upcoming season for the following tough, led by outstanding play from Nicole age brackets: boys 14-and-undcr, Nov. 1 and Sardone at stopper Honored For Service 2, 8 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.; boys 13-and-undcr, Acme Nissan was recently honored for 30 years of service. Nov. 1 and 2, from 6:45 p.m. to 8 p.m.; boys Girls on the Middlesex Gymnastics Paul Mechmann (bottom left), Nissan dealer operations manager, honored 12-and-under, Nov. 6 and 8, 6:45 p.m. to 8 Academy's (East Brunswick) level live Acme Nissan Founder Paul Jaskowski ST. (bottom right), now retired, and p.m.; boys ll-ancl-iinder, Nov. 6 and 8, 6:45 open USAG team won many honors at the dealer principals John Jaskowski (top left) and Paul Jaskowski II. p.m. to 8 p.m.; and boys 10-and-under, Nov. Sept. 23 Jeisey Shore Beach Classic held at The dealership is located on Route 130 in South Brunswick. 1 and 2 from 6:45 p.m. to 8 p.m. If the child Devlin's Gymnastics School in Wall. Hach of the seven members of the team regisleied ADVERTISEMENT makes the team, a registration fee of $ 1,000, a work bond for $50 and a uniform fee of all-around scores that qualified them for the $65 is required. Returning players do not New Jersey Sectionals to be held later this *Ci'*£jsf' J&0 'A have to purchase a new uniform. Payments fall. The also came away with the fouith will be accepted in installments, with the place team trophy. initial payment due at the parents meeting Individually, Ashley McQuade, Sayie on Nov. 13 (7:30 p.m.) at the Linwood villc, won first place all-around for 10-year- School cafeteria. olds with a score of 36.35. She also was first on the uneven parallel bars (9.0) and second The 13th annual Central Jersey Pre- on floor exercise (9.4). Kaitlin Locfller, Hast season basketball camp, co-directed by Brunswick, placed third all-around for 8- HETOP RESEARCH PRESENTS ITS former state championship coaches Neil year-olds with a score of 35.475, and placed Home and John Somogyi (all-time NJ. high second on the vault (8.85). Chelsea school scoring champion), will be held dur- Glincman, North Brunswick, placed sixth ing five afternoons at New Brunswick High all-around in the 8-year-old division with u NEW FALL LINE UP OF STUDIES School starting Oct. 14 and concluding Nov. score of 34.7, placing third on the balance 21. Home has co-directed one of the most beam with a score of 8.75. Nicole Schwartz, highly rated summer basketball camps, the Somerset, placed eighth all-around in the Central Jersey Basketball Camp for Boys 10-year-old division with a score of 34.2. Children, 6 to 12, and Girls, held for 25 summers at the Other members of the team include Melissa Lawrenceville School. Somogyi has direct- Chavarria, Somerset, Angela DcConnie, One Visit, ed his highly successful John Somogyi Day East Brunswick, and Christina Kozachek, Camp for 15 summers and is currently co- Edison. For more information, call (732) Shampoo-type director of the John Somogyi Shooting 249-6422. Camp along with Home. Study The pre-season camp, which is open, to The Monroe Township Recreation all boys and girls currently in grades six-12, Department is now accepting teams and Payment $25.00 will include five, Lwo-and-a-half-hour ses- individual names to form a men's over-30 sions during the week that will enable play- winter basketball league. The fee will be er to improve on their pre-season condition- determined at the first meeting after regis- ing, fine-tune their fundamental skills and tration of which registrants will be notified. Young Adults, scrimmage three-on-three and five-on-five To register, please contact program supervi- full court. For more information, call Home sor Mary Lange at the Monroe Community 13 to 30, for at (908) 654-5961 or Somogyi at (732) 846- Center (732) 723-5000. 8298. Acne Study The Middlesex County Municipal Registration is being accepted for the Alliance will hold a 5K Walk in Roosevelt (4 to 10 pimples) Old Bridge ice hockey youth instruction- Park, Edison, on Oct. 14. Registration will al program on Saturday evenings from begin at 9 a.m. and the walk will begin at 10 Payment $200.00 6:15 p.m. until 8:15 p.m. at the Old Bridge a.m. County Municipal Alliances from Sports Arena. The 10-week program will throughout the state will be holding walks in teach youngsters ages 5-12 the fundamen- their local communities on this day. The tals of hdekey including stick handling, Middlesex County Walk will be sponsored Female Facial Study, passing, and shooting. Participants are by the Municipal Alliance for the Prevention required to wear full equipment. The one- of Substance Abuse (MAPSA), and will 30 to 65. hour sessions are broken into two age help raise funds to help create awareness for Fair to medium skin, groups: 5-8 and 9-13. The cost is $150 for community-wide programs. Volunteers are Old Bridge residents and $175 for nonresi- needed for the event. Anyone interested can moisturizer user with dents. The program is sponsored by the contact Doug Breen, Middlesex County township Department of Parks, Recreation Alliance coordinator, at (732) 745-4065. fine lines/wrinkles, & Social Services. For more information, 8 visits over 6 months call John Piccolo at 721-5600, ext. 4025, or The 21st annual Frost on the Pumpkin at 679-8339. 10K road race will be held in South River ~ Payment up to $400, on Oct. 29 in the Daley's Pond area. The fee The Battle of Monmouth Strikers, an for the race is $12 until Oct. 25, $15 there- For any of the above studies, bring a friend, if your under-12 boys' team comprising players after. Registration will begin at 7 a m at from Jamesburg, Monroe and Old Bridge, Daley's Pond. The first 250 finishers will friend is accepted on a study, you'll receive a gift. defeated the South Shore ShoreKats 3-0, receive a mug, and the first 3,250 to register improving their record to 3-0-1. The will receive a T-shirt. There will also be a Strikers' goals were scored by Nick health walk or run beginning at 9 a.m The HILL TOP RESEARCH, INC. Maccaro, assisted by Frank Carr, Chris event's proceeds will benefit handicapped Faraone assisted by Carr, and Can- assisted persons. For more information call Tim 223 Highway 18, Suite 203 by Marc Magliaro. The defensive play of Genecki at (732) 254-1381. East Brunswick, NJ 08816 • 732-247-2902 Sam Ashburner with two strong tackles, NS SENTINEL, OCTOBER 12, 2000 31 MARKETPLACE CENTRAL JERSEY MORTGAGE RATES Stephen Janosik of RE/MAX Lenders Phone # 111 CdmiTiehts 1 Platinum ranks tops BATE PTO. RATE RATE W Aapex Mortgage Corp. 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Stephen's outstanding sales performance 7.375% 1.50 7.000 1.50 Call Call 7.750% 1.38 u 1 732-521-5253 N'TV Juir ? 8 12W S-ti-nhy & Sinhy • 0- places him at the top of more than 1,200 Crystal Mortgage 1(«J'i r.ijnt'nv iwuta|>!( S' -Oprh: RE/MAX professionals in the state. 7 S75',? 0.00 7.500? 000 0.000% 0.00 K.2.W 0.00 During his career, Stephen has earned WtortlfUis V.HSI l.'oosl MIR. & Fin.Smfre LIL K.DL.MJUfi'kii-, pj-i liv J5t.:i jitiitl'iisr, t,i.>»'t several awards and designations. He holds 100 6.875',=! 3.00 1250* 0,00 8 1IV-. 1.00 designations as a Certified Residential Ijai i.Nr Tnnnnc.^lh din >ui(,li!'J'v, j I.A|MU Specialist, Graduate, Realtor Institute, and First Kuiik of Central jersey •VF1 alinut i w 1 i 1 Central Jersey 1 1 High School Football M only on Jjftjl wctc s WCTC's 2000 Central Jersey High School I Football broadcast schedule includes p Piscataway, Hillsboro, Sayreville, Old Bridge Vti * A and Immaculata ... all State Playoff teams a year ago. The schedule also features such teams as Bridgewater-Raritan, East Branswick, Edison New Brunswick and Franklin ... as well as complete coverage of the state playoffs. FREE GARAGE SALE KIT WCTC sportscasters Rich DeMarco and Mike Pavlichko Pre-Payment Required will call every exciting play. Tune in this week South Brunswick at Sayreville Fri., Oct. 13th 7:00 pm High School Football is sponsored in part by: WAWA FOOD MARKETS SOMERSET COUNTY DIVISION OF SOLID WASTE FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK wctc Participating Game Sponsors: Mirons Ethan Allen NEWS TAIK RADIO John Krenzel, Esq. Brad Benson Mitsubishi and Hyundai 145OAM John F. Kennedy Medical Center 32'' SENTINEL, OdTOfeER 12, 2000 ' NS Coldwell THE MARKETPLACE • Real Estate • Business • Auto • Classified • R Weichert appoints director of Capital Properties and Estates James M. Weichert, president, .and Weichert division that offers the owner of an has developed successful marketing strate- Jacelyn Botti, regional vice president of exceptional property a custom marketing gies to provide the leadership necessary to Rollie Davis Realty Weichert, Realtors, have announced the plan to reach the buyer seeking a one-of-a- integrate the Capital Properties and Estates appointment of Roger Christman as director kind luxury home. operation throughout Weichert's seven-state EXPERIENCE, TRUST, of the company's Capital Properties and In announcing Christman's appointment, market area." Estates Division. Botti said, "I am pleased to announce Christman has been a licensed real estate RELIABILITYCSSERVICE. .. Christman, who holds the professional Roger's appointment as the new director of professional since 1996 and is a repeat mem- designation of Certified New Homes Sales Weichert's Capital Properties and Estates ber of Weichert's Million Dollar club. He is a Professional (CSP), previously was an Division. As a long-standing resident of graduate of Lynchburg College in Virginia, award-winning real estate professional and Somerset Hills, Roger has keen insight into where he earned a bachelor's degree in polit- certified Luxury Properties Specialist with the luxury-end residential market. He also ical science. Weichert's Bernardsville office. He also Successful served as the office's public relations liaison. As director of Capital Properties and Jo Marsch, Diane Cea are tops at ERA Dineen in Sept. Estates, he will assume responsibility for the Pat Dineen, broker of ERA Dineen the New Jersey Association of Realtors Realty in the Parlin section of Sayrcville, Million Dollar Club for 1997, 1998 and Rochelle 1999. Diane, an outstanding Realtor-asso- "Rollie" has announced that Jo Marsch and Diane Davis Cea have been named top associates for ciate for more than 10 years, joined ERA Let's Talk the month of September. Dineen in April. 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Call 732-290-0018 H 732-583-0412 Greater Media Newspapers' Classified Section is NOW Online' www.gmnews.com SENTINEL, OCTOBER 12, 2000 094 Tsiilairiiig: REACH OVER 160,000 CASH FOR YOUR CAR JEEP SPORT'95-ABS ate NISSAN AL.TIMA GXE- '97 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX SE, AAA ABLE & DEAD 7 D iy, DODGE GRAND CARAVAN HOMES ARTY'S AUTO SALES am/fm radio New engine w/3 Auto, full dealer maintenance '89, $1 500 or best offer Free Removal of Junk Cars LE '91 109 000 mrlos, 6 cyl IN MONMOUTH & East Brunswick 732-257-6700 yr warr Great cond 74 000 97 000 mi Power steer/brakos/ $$ for now/old 732-620-4460 Air Good condition fl.no ong ml $8 200 732-946-4494 locks $6,200 732-450-1516 Call 732-316-0415 MIDDLESEX COUNTIES CHEVROLET CAMARO "87 TOYOTA COROLLA WAGON Call 732-651-6773 Call Classified Runs well High mileage LEXUS 300 ES '94 Auto Fully NISSAN MAXIMA '87 -Blue 4 95 AC p/w p/dlocks cass AAA'CASH PAID FORD F35O '80 DIESEL Has two year good inspection dr auto ac all power, 1 1 1-800-660-4237 loaded while 84 000 miles roof rack Good cond 138 000 All make ; S modal* Cash on Hack body d u m p, d ii .111 y sticker Burgundy $1,200 or Excellent roncl original owner 140 000 miles Garaqa miles Call BVOS 732-679-4409 109 000ona ml Work*; wall bast offer Call 732-254-2661 owner $11,500 732-462-6610 kept $2,100. 732-308-3676 tho SPOT Call 732-477-0228 ALTERATIONS Custom TOYOTA SUPRA '87 - Turbo NoruM $4TOO 732-360-935 7 Curtains Home Interiors LOW CHEVROLET CAPRICE '87 LINCOLN MARK VIII,'94 NISSAN MAXIMA, '95- Dark LOWPRICESI 732-360-9011 Blue Exc cond Power & ALL CASH PAID GMC VANDURA '92 - Wlilto Add a Photo! 4 DR Auto V8 p/s, am/fm, 94 000 mi Poarl white leath Gresn fully loaded Sun roof, loaded $3,499 or best olfer JUNK OR RUNNING AUTOS Shelvinn for matorliil, pipo 146,000 mi Very good running er sunrool all power New new tires & brakes 95 000 ml Call 732-471-8942 Call 732-251-5077 rarkb Mint cond, 79 000 onci cond ,$1 195 732-251-2614 Iran's with 2 yr warr $10 500 I $8 800 Call 732-316-0410 ml $4 POOColl 732-7B1-053S 094B Telephone AUTOMOTIVE CLASSIFIED Nog Call 732-679-0343 TOYOTA TERCEL '93 -4 Spd (Private Porty Only) CHRYSLER 300M '99 NISSAN PATHFINDER SE 2 dr New tires S muffler CARS/TRUCKS Installation Cinnamon FULLY LOADED LINCOLN TOWN CAR, "91 '96. White Mint cond sunroof am/fm cass Exc shape MERCURY VILLAGER GS wtevery option Exc cond with many extras, 49,000 ml, FOR EXPORT '97 - Auto. 6 cyl / pas'iontjnr while w/ndvy leather 8 cyl A/C $3,499 neg Call 732-431-2961 du.il AC, londtsd 40 000 mlloa 4 LINES-4 WEEKS $45. 79 000 orifj hwy ml $10 900 am/fm cass power whoels/locks $15,000 Call 732 792 0580 86 97 paying 1 000 s over tr PHONE Installation Call732-390-0568 Exc cond Garage kept 02,000 VOLKSWAGEN JETTA GT dealers, HI mile. OK I oaso & Mint $14 qOO 732-257-5290 (each additional lino $7 ) NISSAN QUEST,'2000 '97 Blk , 4 dr auto, sunroof, bank payolls OK Cash at REPAIR-JACKS-WIRING DODGE LANCER '86 orlq ml $6 900 732-390-1211 Fully equipped leather VCR, am/fm cass B4.000 miles PLYMOUTH GRAND 25yrs axp w/NYNEX your door Call 732-972-3099 VOYAGER '91 Now trans Call Ed 732-536-2477 Renew For A Month! 4 door, 92 000 mi Good LINCOLN TOWNCAR, '87 14 000ml Exl Syr wair mcl Exc cond $10 500/baat offer condition New turbo 8 steer- All power. Silver w/ dark blue Sacrifire $21.500 732-446-0084 732-238-5699 or 732-536-6651 tiro> ft runny othnr parti Runs Only $5. ing rack $8,000 732-591-1464 interior Groat cond Asking NISSAN SENTRA '94 Ltd Ed CASH PAID qront, I/C all powur 111 000 095G Waterproofing Maximum 2 Month Renewal at $800 Call 732-821-5843 for junk can truck*1, for nil $3.000 Call732-441-3fl40 $5 rate Some restrictions apply DODGE SPIRIT '92 - Bluo All Ruby Red Auto 4 dr am/fm power Well maintained 1 MAZDA MX6 '91 -1 OWNER cass p/w. p/dl Exc. cond iiOa Sport recycling Call anytime Tommy PLYMOUTH Grand Voyngor owner 81 000 mi Asking $5 000 best oflor 732-290-8179 Doll S 132 7B7 StSS SE '97 - A/t. roar a/c, nil pwr Black 5 speed, a/c am/fm ra Utility Vehicles 1 1-800-660-4ADS $2 099 nefl Call 732-842-2647 dio electronic moonroof, alloy NISSAN SENTRA LE '94 crulso, dual air hng !,rack ? ATLANTIS WATERPROOFING FORD ESCORT, '92 4 door wheels spoiler Good cond Auto Dark green, S<1 BOO V DONATE V sliding drs I xe rond 70 000 Fully Insured. Free estimates LOCAL 732-358-5210 Asking t4 200 732-940-9312 FORD EXPEDITION XLT '99 ml $1? 400 ring 732-866-0998 Call 1-888-474-4648 Auto, 100 000 ml 1 owner miles p/w CD, bunroof koy V YOUR CAR V BMW 528I, '98- White auto Good condition Ask $2 bOO MAZDA MX6'92 Black Sun leas entry Excellent cond Blue w/qrqy int Loaded w/lota PLYMOUTH VOYAGER LE heated steering wheel/ seats Call Bruce, 732-257-6613 Asking $6 300 732-780-6561 of extras 30 000 mi $32,000 Tax deductible, FREE root auto all power, cassette or best offer 732-721-4433 towinq. FREE phono card to '89 140,000 miles, nun; 1 MR. FIXIT power moon roof, 6 CD player FORD MUSTANG GT COUPE Looks S runs groat Asking OLDSMOBILE ROYALE '84 donor w/ad #3647 wall Mnny now parts $1,300 Basement Waterproofing $35,000 I Neg 609-430-1825 '94 - Laser red 2 dr, B cyl. b $2,500 Call 732-967-0164 Aulo 63,000 ong mi Exool FORD EXPEDITION XLT HERITAGE FOR THE BLIND orbniloffor Call 732-787-5024 2000 - For sale at $30 000 or BMW 540I '95 - Dark gray litre 5 spd , a/c, cruise, am/fm MAZDA MX6 '93 Sleek look- lent cond Asking $2,500 or PLYMOUTH VOYAGER SE Fully loaded heated seats tapo/cd. p/w, p/d New tires & best offer Call 7J2 846-9561 assume lease of $396 /mo 1-800-2-DONATE 1-800-765-2793 ing cream colorw/grey leather 13 000 rpi Call 732-583-7644 '93 1v 0 juto, Gold pek , now Well maintained 98,000 mi battery 17 alloy wheels K & Int Fully loaded Incl Sony CD PLYMOUTH NEON SPORT (1-800-236-6283) Iran , . CD/radio , power, Free Est. Deal w/owner $nvo $25.375 nag 732-370-8762 N air filter Flomstr exhst player, moonroof S spoiler '95. Rod auto a/c, 4 dr CD ISUZU TROOPER II '88 4 X 4 WANTED- RUNNING and crul'.e. tintud windows, qp.QOO 096b Window 84,000 ong mi Asking i) Spd a/c, 150 000 mi ong CADILLAC '97, Sedan De Vllle $10 000 neg 732-238-5610 Ahkinq $5,750 • 732-970-0485 player, am/fm radio & ca^s REPAIRABLE Cars S Truck-) •nilus $4350 732-591-1955 ownor exc cond $2,000 $100 find UP Junk Cars Washing Gorgeous Car. Every extra MAZDA MX6 LS '93 - Gresn $4 500 Call 732-581-8196 d732-919-8073/6732-741-8510 TOYOTA EXTRA CAB '91 Mint cond 200 ml on brand new FORD TEMPO '86 - Grey 1 V-6, 164hp, auto, all power Removed Call 732-238-9481 engine Garaged Black w/black owner Auto Good running PONTIAC JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE 4x4 V(), p/i p/n am/fm, lootlior $21 995 732-957-9582 cond Naw battery $b00 or Drives like new 56,500 miles 'SB./OB miles Well maintained, A DUN-RITE JOB by LEVY $7,895. 732-671-4133 LAREDO '94 - Fully loaded $u '>00 Call 73??51 3b7O WINDOW WASHING CADILLAC FLEETWOOD best offer Call 732-251-6433 GRAND AM '91 with moon roof Exc cond 113 Auto Parts Reas. rates. Call 732-730-8150 BROUGHAM '86,Mlnt Sunroof HONDA ACCORD LX '89 MAZDA PROTEGE '91 Good condition Many new $7,800. Call 732-863-0666 TOYOTA TACOMA '96 - 1 owner auto all power AC, parts (Havo recslptb) Services b Spi1 low milage Lxc ennd SJ. WINDOW CLEANING 111,000 hgwy ml Loaded with Grey, 4 dr auto ac, 1 ownor sunroof Very dependable NISSAN PATHFINDER '93 Residential • Commercial extras $3 750 732-615-9000 New exhaust Garage kept $2,000. or best offer. Black Alarm, 4 now tires fxr run p/s air .nn/fiii cd $2,400. Call 732-308-3678 Asking $2,600 732-S45-3886 Nort Call 732-238-0148 Free Estimates 732-290-0926 CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE Call 732-251-6070 Groat cond Asking $7,bOO MERCURY COUGAR "88 '92. 4 dr Black on black HONDA ACCORD LX '92 MAZDA RX 7 TURBO'88 PONTIAC GRAND AM '96 Call 732-53(5-5157 New onninfl & trdns A other nterlor Mint cond Garage 8tue 4 dr, auto , p/s, p/b Classic Red rully loaded White 4dr sedan 51,000 ml arth (Can fit BG thru 81 118 Motor Homes i kopt, 102,000 miles $6,900 80,200 orlg miles Exc cond Great shape $3,400 7 yr /75.000 ml warranty Air gougar & lundorhlrd) BoM 105 Boats for Sale bobt offer Call 732-446-6501 $6,395 neg Call 732-591-9535 Call 732-723-2359 p/w, p/l Naw brakes & tires 112 Autos/Trucks oflari Call 732-741-2291 Rec. Vehicles CADILLAC SEVILLE STS,'96 HONDA ACCORD LX '96 MERCEDES GAZELLE '29 Asking $7,450 732-617-1260 Wanted Black w/tan int Tinted windows, Graen 4 dr, automatic, key- Reconstructed Mini condition BAYLINER '88 - 18 foot, 3 500 ml Valued at $22,000 117 Trucks COACHMAN CAMPER 21' new tires Lookb/runs & drives less entry & alarm 40,000 orlg Slixifi' !), now uplml'.tiiry & 125 HP In-board with trailer Ilka new 93 000 ml $14 500 ml Non-smoker's car.Exc Asking $6,300 732-329-0065 Vans 1 Other accessories $4 200 Call 732-583 6468 aftor 5pm cond $11,500 732-845-2265 A&A tiro , Ciouci tondlhon fftWl Call 732-254-2377 AMERCURY GRANDA All autob/trucks accepted Any Coll 732-H46-4830 CADLLLAC COUP DE VILLE HONDA CRV EX 2000 MARQUIS LS '92 cond WB pay the most cash! ABAYLINER25'»'87;f '85 - 105 000 miles Rebuilt V8 Auto. Loaded, leather 732-536-8031 • 509-750-0050 DODGE CARAVAN SE, '90 COACHMAN MOTOR HOME White Fully loaded $19,900 1B4.000 ml. Huns gru.it, Now 20' Groat lor hunuud A/O AFT cabin. 94 260hp OMC engine & trans Good cond Call 732-886-9214 Interior, aluminum wheels, SAAB 9000 CD TURBO '91 r 1 CG pkg Exc cond , $11 500 $3,S99. Call 732-441-9767 Runs & drivers 100% Senior 4 dr 89 000 ml Loadod Exc brakes, new 'jhork', $1 >()()/ h D J .-^-v- wm f»W*W£$£* WakisRsibsd _ WWissan Maxim SE W6Pontkc$unfire ficyl1 aulowoD pa pbA-c p/sls ~ • - h&Mk AAA 4 cyl 5 Spd, ps pb A/C Anm«H 1 •,i!Ii*:s|;&A'' [11 pto pjUnroo! alln/wtis loalh r/dfil AMJIM slere o p! p/ * ml upis' roof rack allay 1 in dim nsf bagi wlwpro nuw S10 000 c^s tn^n irit 3 cruw Ul AMTM ttmo 1 11 CDplayor aLimi kay!e*5 www.acmenissan.com See these vehicles & many more on our website Pras include all cosl to be paid by consume; except MINUTES FROM license, registration I taxes if qualified 36 mo closed EVERYWHERE end leases $2500 Down/Trade 1 si payment $0 See dep $0 bank fee due at inoeptan 12,000 mt/yr 15c • lOMin.from North Brunswick over TOPfi LE V QUEST $11932/$12,3M, ALTIMA • 10 min. from $ 908 $10 80 Ad is a coupon & must be presented al DRIVEN. Cast Brunswick lime of purchase Subject to pnmary lender approval. 'On Selected Models it qualified for 24 Milts Pictures • JO min. from Mison are lor illustrative purposes only These prices expue AUTO BODY • 15 min jtom Somerset .'•: ."•'•••.-1 . :1«WoodBriiias'Ax'D.- ;v«•>• the following Mon afler ad prints All rebates included : I '/ HlflW«lld PHtk, NJ , r " •'• »20 min [torn freehold 17321 B2flMi«7r £2000 Mayer & Dunn Ad/ 42 SENTINEL OCTOBER 12, 2000 B8SAN0 NEW 2000 TOYOfft BRAND NEW 2000 TOYOTA SECURI DEPOSIT BANK PEE BRAND NEW 2001 TOYOTA BRAND NEW 2000 TOYOTA COROLLA CAMRY • SECURITY DEPOSIT BANK FEE 1987 HONDA CIVIC 1998 TOYOTA COROLLA LE 4CYL, AUTO, PS, PB, AIR CONDITIONING, MI/FM STEREO, TINT. 4CVI,PS. AUK).PB.AC.POWERWINDOWSaOCKS. STilBIMTTE STHOSMM WfrtlOWIB Illiffi STM2G68A VIWKA0242278 MILES 882S7 1997 NISSAN ALTIMA *2,996 4CVL, AUTO, PS, PB, AC, POWER WINDOWS/LOCKS, STEREO/CASSETTE. *8994 CHEVROLET LUMiNA EUROSPORT STKJP909D1 VIN0VC215533 MILES 17975 4DR, 6CVL AUTO, PS, PB, AC, ST/CASS, PWR WMD/LKS, CLOTH INI,TIMED GLASS, SIWS0775AVIM9I18I22 Ml 89557 1996 TOYOTA CAMRY LE $««>9 OOO 1991 TOYOTA CAMRY WAGON JCVL, PS, AUTO, PB, AC, PWfl WINDOWS/LOCKS STEREO CASS, 1997 TOYOTA CAIVIRY LE STHD2506A VIN#M0141369 Ml 66853 4DB.4CYL AUTO, PS, PI, At, DIM. AU1G5, SIEBiDfMSSiTTE PWB, PW liBWS/lOtKffllflBOBS, 1995 FORD AEROSTAR CLOTH INTEHiDRlBUCKFT SEATS, Tl NTED GUSS. STK«>HSa5 WN#VtHD75» MILES1594B VB, AUTO, PS, PB, AC, STEREO/CASSETTE, PWR WINLUKS, ROOF HACK, TINTED GLASS, $ 1998 TOYOTA TACOMA EXT. CAB SWPS0899VIMSZA23B87 Ml 42137 7,892 4CVL. AUTO, PS, PB, AIR CONDITIONING, AM/FM CASSETTE, STKH0791 1996 FORD WINDSTAR VIWV23Z3139 Ml 36360 V6, AUTO, fS, PB, AC, ST/CASS, PWR WIN/LOCKS, CLOTII INT/BUCKET SEATS, ALLOY WHEELS. $ 1999 CAIVIRY LE SWD3092A VlWnsO Ml 6S706 8,998 4CYL, AUTO, PS, PB, AC, POWER WINDOWS/LOCKS, CRUISE, SWCASSETTE. $s« B? -»«» «^ 1998 PONTIAC SUMFIRE STOD252BA VINIXU505356 MILES24163 T 5>, #OSV 4CVL, AUTO, PS, PB, AIR CONDITIONING. STE8E0/CASS, IDIIRDQF, BUCKET SEATS, REAB SPOILEB. $ 5TKfP90908A,W»W7565174.MILES.3f«..: 9,839 1995 LEXUS ES-3OO V6, AUTO, PS, PB, AC, STEREO/CASSETTE, PWR WIMLOCKSMRR, LEAiHEfl INT/BUCKET SEATS 199a TOYOTA CAIVBRY , ALLOVWHEELS, TINT.SWSOMAVWJSOII7K7NILES 77024 ,..' 4DR, 4CVL AUTO, PS, PB. AC, ST/CASS, PWR WIKD/LOCKS/MIRR, CLOTII INTERIOR, TINT, STK«MVI»fRU413459 Ml 70164 1998 TOYOTA T-1OO 1997 TOYOTA COROLLA CE EXT CAB, 2DH, VB, AUTO, PS, PB, AC, ST/CASS, TILT, CLOTH INTERIOR, TILT WHEEL, k 4DR.4CYL, AUTO, PS, PB, AC, DUAL AlflBAGS. 5MASS, PWB WIND/IKS, CLOTH/BUCKET STKIP9O751VIMWI1052770MI3S100 \j:ATS.$TKOT(»49VC215271 Ml 35981 .' "EVERYDAY COMMITMENT" LAlMfRENCETOYOTA.COM ONLY 2 MILES SOUTH OF QUAKERBRIDCE MAL *2.9% FINANCIWG AVAILABLE ON SELECT MODELS W/APPROVED CREDIT THRU TOYOTA MOTOR CREDIT ADVERTISED TOYOTA'S HAVE THE FOLLOWING1 COROLLA S'^LW^^^ CONSUMERS EXCEPT LICENSING, TAX & REGISTRATION. PRIOR SALES EXCLUDED. CANNOT BEiCOMBINED WITH ANY OTHER OFFERS. ©2000 FJL ADVERT SENTINEL OCTOBER 12, 2000 43 PONTIAC BUICK C5MCZ Certified Do One Thing. Do It Well. USED VEHICLES ^ USED CAR CAPITOL IS CLOSER THAN YOU THINK! * I ' {> / '.' 1 // < »/ ,• /, ^ . .< ' 11 .* /' ,'r .•' J>,.. 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Do It Well. W&MUBRmm t**? 11, t 2J! 44 SENTINEL OCTOBER 12, 2000 FINANCING mm select models if qiialifiei .9% nwcio oAIAIUUUE iiiii. NEW 20©© NEW 2000 MERCURY COUGAM SABLE LS V6, 5 speed, ps, pb, A/C, p/seats, p/locks, p/windows, cruise, tilt, console, V6, auto w/OD, ps, ABS, A/C, p/seats, p/locks, p/windows, cruise, tilt, buckets, alloy wheels, AM/FM stereo cassette/CD, tinted glass, cloth int, console, buckets, alloy wheels, AM/FM stereo cassette, int wipers, floor $ua! air bags, keyless entry, VIN# Y5638051, Stk# 0763, MSRP: $18,290; mats, moonroof, tinted glass, leather int, dual air bags, keyless entry, VIN: customer cash rebate, $400 recent coll grad rebate if qualified. YA640664, Stock #0880, MSRP: $22,035; $400 recent college grad rebate 14,695 if qualifiecjj^ 19,49^flmftk. x^m ^rintob. 5ABHK# NEW 2000 NEW 2000 MERCURY MOUNTAIN V8 auto w/OD, ps, ABS, A/C, p/seats, p/windows, p/locks, cruise tilt roof MARQUIS _ rack, console, buckets, alloy wheels, AM/FM stereo cass/CD int wipers floor V8, auto w/OD, ps, ABS, A/C, p/seats, p/iocks, p/windows, cruise, tilt, alloy mats, moonroof, tinted glass, leather int, dual air bags keyless entrv VIN- wheels, AM/FM stereo cassette, int wipers, -floor mats, tinted glass, leather YUJ46566, Stk# 0805, MSRP: $35,700. $1500 customer^rebate $400 recent int, dual air bags, keyless entry, premium package, VIN: YX644137, Stock coll grad rebate if qualified. icoum #0314, MSRPS: $27,570; $200Q,,,customer rebate. Buy for 2of99o 23,795 Savings VI '''''j-'tj^r'- ^•'-T-'|'|jj'f-r-"'^'^'j'-' '•'••v '•'• |i| • .• - '• - •- ' ^^- " __^ • h^^' (732] Selection 1 Service i jj§ 85OO DyECALiRToRXQtfAUFrcAT[o9NS^ qualified. 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