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JEFF GRANIT Staff Robert Muscarella uses a level to make sure a crossbeam Is level In the bow of the Santa Maria, the float he Is rebuilding for the Italian- American Social Club of North Brunswick's Columbus Day parade on Oct. 9. For story, see page 6.
Something Hearings continue Islamic Society about Mary Wo. Brunswick resident to receive Heritage Day Award on J&J, Permacel seeks to expand Page 3 " hands-on and decide the best Developers say they'll choices for North Brunswick. ... School, offices and and practices. work with No. Bruns. We want us to do what the town "We don't foresee, for example, wants us to do." homes proposed on a retail store for liquor, because Quote of the week: on futures of tracts Taikina said the approach to that is against the Muslim tradi- develop the 210-acre site, the So, Bruns. property tion," said Magdy Hagag, presi- BY JENNIFER AMATO single largest property in the BY CHRIS GAETANO dent of the ISCJ and an engineer "I saw this redhead coming up Staff Writer Stair Writer and thought, 'Wow, there's a township, is based on the theme by trade. pepper pot if I ever saw a pep- ontract purchasers of the of the master plan review ses- he Islamic Society of The senior housing units will per pot: She really got her Irish Johnson & Johnson and sions over the summer of prom- Central Jersey discussed primarily serve the Muslim com- up that night." Permacel properties on ised open forums and public plans for a massive renova- munity, recognizing that many C T Muslims who helped start the Route 1 said a lot without saying commitment. He said he sat tion of its facilities with the South - Dick Fowler much at the North Brunswick through the sessions and heard Brunswick Zoning Board on Sept. ISCJ are now in their late 60s and Page 3 Planning Board's special informa- the residents' requests for a 22. early 70s, and need easy access to tion session Tuesday. community center, teen center, Plans for the site, located off the mosque to fulfill religious Garden Commercial new library, community pool Route 1, include an expansion to duties, he said. Index Properties, the potential pur- and more affordable senior the mosque, the creation of a bur- The school is a parochial Classified/Employment .45 chasers of Johnson & Johnson, housing. He also mentioned the ial-preparation facility, the build- school for Muslims and at the moment is housed in mobile units Crossword ... "?3 did not present any detailed importance of traffic control in ing of 22 senior town houses, the plans for a redevelopment sce- the area. construction of a 40,000-square- on the premises, When the build- Entertainment . 17 nario at the meeting. Instead, "We understand all of these foot office building and the cre- ing construction is completed, the they said that the township will issues have to be talked about ation of a 104,000-squ are-foot school will have less-crowded Police Beat ... 34 be integral in giving input as to around this property," he said. school building for children from classrooms and capacity for K-12 Real Estate ... how they would like to see the Although the most promi- the area's Muslim community. enrollment. The school will be .40 limited to 520 students at a time Sports 39 property handled. nent discussion surrounding The office building will be "We have the opportunity the site is a transit village, restricted to professional use, to avoid traffic and crowding now to plan the next generation Taikina said 50 residents could housing tenants such as law or issues. of what the property will be," have 50 different definitions of engineering firms. This is to The ISCJ began in 1973, grow- Garden Commercial Director of a village. According to the state, encourage the businesses that ing as a separate organization www.gmnews.com Planning and Development the high-density housing take up residence there to be in from the student group at John Taikina said. 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T North Brunswick Township • When inquiring about a new sessions this summer were "as resident Mary Pinkham, 82 — her sec- director for the Department of Public smooth as crap coining out of a ond home being the podium at the Works in March, she said that it was goose." North Brunswick municipal building — "buffalo dung" that a replacement • Opposing a proposed ATM will receive the Ann Marie Chandlee had not yet been named. machine at the municipal building Heritage Day Award on Saturday at 7 • When talking about acquiring earlier this month, she said, "What's p.m. land in March, she said, "Open apace next, Trojans?" "I'm really honored," she said. ain't helping me pay my taxes. Ask • She described a township Pinkham, who is best known for Carlo to open a wrestling tabernacle employee as a "young mama with a goading township officials until she there." tater tot." gets results, has lived in North • When the new Middlesex • Addressing Business Brunswick since 1951 when her hus- County Medical Examiner's Facility Administrator Robert Lombard, who band was relocated. opened on Livingston Avenue in May, is currently the acting chief financial "I really liked North Brunswick. It Pinkham said, "You're gonna get a officer, she said, "How the hell are was a nice little bedroom town," she lot of stiffs over there.... My body is you gonna fire yourself if you're not said. going to science so I won't be using doing the work?" After her son was born, Pinkham that building. Get one or two build- • Mayor Francis "Mac" Womack decided to work full time. She worked ings and start a brothel — I'll be the said Pinkham had the most honest at the North Brunswick Township High Mary Pinkham madam." answer to a recent speed hump sur- School as an aide the second year it • She said that statements made vey for neighborhoods around town opened and became a" supervisor the fol- Heritage Day for residents to review," by potential developers at the — she checked off yes, but at the bot- lowing year. council President Carlo Socio wrote in Planning Board's master plan review tom wrote, "but not on my street." "I liked to work with those kids, but his letter nominating Pirikham for the they can make their own problems," she award. "I believe that Mary gets the said. "I never met a bad kid; I met kids most satisfaction knowing that the lthough township officials should be intimidated by Pinkharn, who did bad things." youth of North Brunswick is curious to Athey only have the highest respect for their resident expert. "We didn't need a truancy officer; we know about the town's past, and the had Mrs. Pinkham," said Councilwoman smile that you are sure to see on her • Lou Ann Benson, director of • Carlo Socio, council president: Cathy Nicola, who was a student at the face at Heritage Day proves it." the Department of Parks, Recreation "Mary is North Brunswick. Most time Pinkham worked in the building, Councilman Ralph Andrews, also a "It was like having your parents in & Community Services: "She is a people only know her because at member of the Planning Board, credits very, very unique community resi- meetings she asks questions. ... I school. One look from Mrs. Pinkham, Pinkham with helping keep tax rata- dent. I just needed to speak to her know when my father ran into her and you knew." bles down. He said she was instrumen- Pinkham then began attending var- for a few seconds to Itnew she meant after he moved away ,.. he looked tal in reviewing the application for a business and knew what she was ious township meetings, beginning with gas station on Cozzens Lane years ago, like a kid who got caught doing the Board of Education. talking about. I love working with something. She could intimidate the rearranging the way it was constructed Mary ... she definitely keeps you on. "My husband always used to say, as to not obstruct Pinnegans Lane, best of them, that's Mary. I just 'Don't get sued. Watch your mouth/ " your toes, which is great. She is a couldn't believe the look on my "She has a lot of good ideas she pres- real resource for the community she said. ents to us. We look into her sug- father's face." One particular confrontation she because she knows the history of the gestions," he said. community." • Thomas Vigna, director of remembers with the education sector Pinkham was instrumental in was a rally in Trenton due to the • Bob Davis, council vice presi- community development: "One of the encouraging empty township land to be dent: "Mary Pinkham is the type of things you really have to respect regionalization of. Milltown and New swapped with property owned by the Brunswick in 1973, resident every township should be about Mary is that she really speaks Shamy family, according to council Vice blessed to have. ... I love when Mary from her heart. ... She keeps your "I got feisty," she said. "Two state President Bob Davis, to make better troopers picked me up by the elbow." comes up [at council meetings] feet to the fire in terms of following use out of both properties. In addition, because she really keeps us on our up on things and is really a straight Fellow resident Dick Fowler re- she helped design the mahogany seal of toes. Her bark is definitely worse shooter. I look forward to hearing members meeting Pinkham for the first North Brunswick that hangs in the. than her bite. I hope that Mary "Tooommy"; I sit in the back and I'm time at the protest. municipal courtroom. "I saw this redhead coming up and Pinkham is around for many more ready. I have the utmost respect ... Of her overall view of the township years in the township." and actually look forward to her thought, 'Wow, there's a pepper pot if I for the last half century, Pinkham said • Walter Endler, Office of coming up to the podium." ever saw a pepper pot.' She really got that "good people ran [the town] her Irish up that night." Emergency Management coordina- through the years. I think David tor: Tve known Maiy Pinkham a • Mayor Francis
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During his tenure as council move people have coverage. 1 like that president of Hamilton, Benson put approach as opposed to 'let's just forth a requirement that all special make sure the hospitals have more DIVORCE MEDIATION service contracts offered by the town- money,' because I want to expand ship to get three quotes before the health-care and health-insurance KEEP YOUR DIGNITY AND SANITY! contract is awarded in order to block options." • END YOUR MARRIAGE WITHOUT SPENDING ALL YOUR TIME AND the exchange no-bid contracts for By addressing health-care costs, favors. Meanwhile, Greenstein was a the candidates hope to also encourage MONEY. SAVE A SUBSTANTIAL AMOUNT AND OBTAIN A BETTER prime sponsor of the aforementioned economic growth in the state. Other RESULT. clean elections bill and is currently ways that growth might be promoted working to ===^=s======s include a more • REACH AGREEMENT ON ALL ISSUES IN 8 TO 12 WEEKS WITH A improve its work- long-term ap- ings. "I believe politics proach to spend- MINIMUM OF AGGRAVATION. ing. Another way can be a positive that Benson and , , , "Unfortunately • SPARE YOUR CHILDREN A PROLONGED EMOTIONAL ROLLER COASTER. Greenstein seek *"»*>•• change. in the past, we've to involve more Politicians, one at seen not only the STANLEY A. HARMON & ASSOCIATES, A PROFESSIONAL DIVORCE MEDIATION FIRM, people in the gov- a time, have to use of one-shot WILL ENABLE YOU TO SPEAK RATIONALLY TO YOUR SPOUSE AND CREATE WORKABLE eminent is by work to change revenues to close AND FAIR SOLUTIONS. SUCCESSFUL RESULTS ARE ACHIEVED EVEN WHEN COUPLES the deficit or a holding a property tf,e perception that ARE VERY ANGRY. tax convention, as fhev're all bad " scramble to fill the well as holding a hole, but there's new spending IT IS SUGGESTED THAT YOU CALL EVEN IF YOUR SPOUSE IS CURRENTLY NOT special session to _ Un[|a Greenstein INTERESTED IN MEDIATION. MR. HARMON CAN HELP OVERCOME THAT PROBLEM. address property along with that, and it gets to be tax issues. =====i_====_== THERE IS NO CHARGE FOR THE FIRST VISIT. "The purpose == very difficult to of that, besides holding it over the keep sustaining, and that's where we STANLEY HARMON HAS BEEN AN ATTORNEY FOR OVER TWENTY FIVE YEARS. AS A heads of the Legislature to do their need to get — where there's a much jobs in the convention, is also to get more sustainable budget, where GRADUATE OF THE WHARTON SCHOOL HE HAS A THOROUGH UNDERSTANDING OF citizen [input]. ... 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Association of Professional M«ji Greenstein. developers, and that there wasn't The special now we need to a whole lot to cut session and the swing h back to and people were convention tie into residents and deluding them- the other large munkipa|ilie5 to selves, but now I issue that , ., „ realize that Greenstein and "nlrol growth." there's a ton to AFFORDABLE DENTURES Benson feel is of cut." -Dan Benson vital importance However, with Ic> Smile in the 14th further economic District and all of New Jersey: proper- development comes concerns for open ECONOMY FULL SET DENTURE". $425 ty taxes. According to the New Jersey space preservation. This issue, the Custom Full Set Dentures '. $820 State League of Municipalities, 40 candidates feel, is also tied to high percent of every dollar a state taxpay- property taxes. Custom Single/Partial Denture .$475 er pays goes toward state property "We have the high property taxes, Premium Full Set Dentures $7,500 taxes. so towns try to find ways to reduce Refine (eacii) $150 "Being a councilman, we've them for the residents," Greenstein watched our school systems, which said. "And so they build and build and Gold Denture Crown J-/SQ are independent, continually having build, and that leads to the overdevel- Simple Extraction (eaciii $70 to need to raise property taxes. ... It's opment." Full-mOUthX'ISyireqiimdlbrexImclkm) $75 easy to realize that local communities One way that open space might be can't do it on their own — they need preserved, according to the candi- state action," said Benson. 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Although he wanted to get large-scale projects during his career, and Savvy Senior started in March, the bulk of the con- he said he has never done one of this columnist struction began in April and May. magnitude on a charitable basis. He and Juarez have worked just "This is something more or less for Entertainment by about every day, weather permitting. me and for the club and for the commu- Education forum hosted The Ink Spots Due to the wet spring and hot summer, nity, and I will have a lot of personal by Tom Paul, Chief & The Mills Brothers they would work from 3:30-8 p.m. to satisfaction when it's finished," he said. avoid the sun and between raindrops if The float is expected to support eight Pharmacy Officer, necessary. Muscarella's son, Bob to 10 people, including Muscarella who UnitedHealth Group Muscarella, and son-in-law, James Day, will ride on the float with a marching have also helped out. band. There will be a dedication of the "As I get closer I want to make sure float the day of the parade and the Call for tickets TODAY! I make deadline, so that's every day, maiden voyage will begin at 1 p.m. by seven days," Muscarella said. the Brunswick Shopping Center at 1-800-856-4394 "I guaranteed this float would be Hermann and Georges roads. SENTINEL, September 29, 2O05 7 Youth Council hopes Pre-Seasan Winter Sale - Up To 40% Oil All In-Stock Winter Covers • Pre- to throw elders a curve Reg. Sale Trash talk abounds coached Little League three years ago, so 12' Round $25.93 $14.99 18'x33'Oval $114,99 $69.99 "I do have some coaching experience. 18'Round $48.99 $29.99 16x32'Reel. $99.99 $69.99 That's in the council's favor," on eve of Heritage Day 2Q'x40' Reel. $142.99 $99.99 Wiffle ball contest However, as liaison to the Municipal 21'Round $62.09 $39.99 Alliance Committee, Nicola will also be 24'Round $77.99 $49.99 StandaidH Deluxe & oifior sizes available al similar supporting the Youth Council. savings, Visit us for our huga selection of huacfraefs 19'x30'0val $85.99 $44.99 oi cows. Water baga add iljonal. BY JENNIFER AMATO "My money would be on the Youth Staff Writer Council. We have a lot of talented kids on NORTH BRUNSWICK - North the Youth Council," she said. "But we fthe 732-462-5005 CENTRAL^ 4235 Rt. 9 N, Freehold, NJ Hours: Brunswick will have its own version of Township Council] are certainly resilient; Man, Wed.Thur. 10-8, the Yankees-Red Sox series this week- we have that in our favor." JERSEY ^ One mtle aarlti ot FreetwtW Raceway Mall Tues, Fri, Sat 10-6 end. Councilwoman Rhonda Lyles is torn CELEBRATINQ Qfl YEARS EXPERIENCE Sun. 11-5 The Township Council will face off between her allegiance to her fellow POOLS www.centraljerseypools.com against the Youth Council during a game council members and the fact that her of Wiffle ball Saturday as part of the 23rd son, Daniel, is a member of the Youth 3 flsnjs-w HI/ no %of oi tin - ai«s •laiiiyui uoseas-aad • suaAon mum annual Heritage Day festivities at Council. Babbage Park. "I think the kids would win. They "I'm confident that we'll do well," have more energy and they know the Youth Council President Christina game better. I bet my money they would $ Borbas said. "We have one player on the win," softball team at the high school and a few Yet she said she expects her team to Earn 7,OOO of us are athletic." put up some good competition. Borbas said the Youth Council, con- "We will give the kids a run for their sisting of more than 20 members, will money." put up a fair fight. Mayor Francis "Mac" Womack will "I hope the sun can be in [the also be competing against his son, Macky. Township Council's] eyes," she said. "We "I have not had much experience have a lot of speed and ability. I hope we defeating small children," he said, "But I have a few grand slams." think if I find we're running into trouble, The Youth Council will be fundraising we will possibly bring in a consultant, to support the Ronald McDonald House turn to the township attorney and call, in New Brunswick. upon the business administrator." "It's definitely for a great cause. It's However, both the mayor and his son worth it for people to come out. It's great are disappointed the game has been to have teenagers versus the older people reduced to Wiffle ball. of the community. It's a great way to get "I am 49, but we are not a council of together," she said. 90-year-old elders. I take great issue with Women ages 20 to 30 needed The Township Council, playing for the that," he said. "My son is very upset we're Friends of the Library, believes the kids playing Wiffle ball ... they have been to help infertile couples realize their dreams will win; however, they are not looking to practicing very hard because they have $ throw the game. every intention of beating us. ... These Earn 7,000 As An Egg Donor "I think it's a nice event in. the spirit of kids, as I've passed the kids around town 8 competition. When we beat them, they on the Youth Council, have nothing but will lick their wounds," council President taunting comments about how they're MINAI7 p Carlo Socio laughed. "I say the kids gonna beat me." absolutely [will win]. Between their age Monday, October 10"' - 7pm in Somerset and their physical ability, the kids have a Heritage Day schedule leg up on us." Socio, who is an avid softball player The Wiffle ball game will be at 1-888-968-EGGS and the most athletic of the group, is the Babbage Park at 1 p.m. Also featured team's secret weapon, according to from noon to 5 p.m. on Saturday, with a (For Reservations Call Toll Free 8am to 4pm Monday-Friday) Councilwoman Cathy Nicola. However, rain date of Sunday, will be a book sale by unbeknownst to Socio, he will have to bat the Friends of the Library, rides by 81 Veronica Ave. (off Rt. 27) Somerset from the opposite side he normally Sammy's New Jersey Partyworks, a dunk swings from. tank featuring the mayor and other Iron Bridge Road in Freehold "There will be interesting swings and township officials, horse and buggy rides misses by everybody," Socio predicted. by Bucks County Carriages, a petting zoo Princeton Pike in Lawrenceville "We will try to go out there and win and and pony rides, face painting by Debbie have a great time." and puppets by Wa Da Clung Hand Nicola, unable to play due to a bad Puppets. At 3 p.m., the Arts & www.ivfnj.com \ back, will be on the sidelines possibly Humanities Committee will award prizes "One of the Nation's Most Experienced Egg Donation Centers" cheerleading or managing the team. She (Continued on page 8) YOU DON'T HAVE TO PAY TO PRAY YOGA Join Chabad Jewish Center of South Brunswick A warm, serene place for Traditional, Inspirational and User Friendly Services. to learn &C practice yoga. Introduction to Yoga Series (5 weeks, $68) ROSH HASHANA SERVICES YOM KIPPUR SERVICES Beginning Wed., Oct 12. at 7:30pm October 3, 4 & 5 October 12 & 13 To register or for more information: at the Chabad Jewish Center at the Ramada Inn 732 951-1100 One Riva Avenue 999 Route 1 South www.ILYC.com ALL LEVELS - CLASSES DAILY To RSVP & for more information contact Rabbi Levi Azimov (732) 398-9492 Inner lion's p|aza www.chabadsouthbrunswick.com 2nd Floor , 1 626 Rt. 1 30 N enter North Brunswick ' It's Never Too Late. Join Chabad Hebrew School Today! This ad is sponsored by Reilly's Collision Center 8 SENTINEL, September 29, 2005 119 Curve (Continued from page 7) for the fifth annual art contest. You Ve never seen There will be performances by Mariachi Piporro, Timbo the Clown Three Across, Nite Train, mr. RAY and Ron Kramer & The Hurricanes. The Boy and Girl Scouts of North a furniture store Brunswick, the Department of Public Works,' the Historical Society, the Humane Society, the first aid & rescue squad, Animal Control and the like this Municipal Alliance Committee are among several organizations, businesses and crafters that will set up booths. Food vendors include G&L Gyros, Steffi's Ice Cream, Barrio Fiesta, Dave's before! Hot Dogs, Cafe Biscotti and Mad City Cafe. Chartwells Dining Services will sell burgers and sausage to benefit the victims of Hurricane Katrina. Beatlemania Now will perform at 7 p.m. at the North Brunswick Township High School along with a fireworks dis- play by International Fireworks. There will also be the presentation of the Ann Marie Chandlee Heritage Day Award to resident Mary Pinkham and the unveil- ing of a water color by Lauren Curtis, Heritage Day is sponsored by Gloria Zastko Realty and Bristol-Myers Squibb. For more information, call the Department of Parks, Recreation & Community Services at (732) 247-0922, ext. 478. Community Bulletin Board Library slates Heritage Day, crafts, programs The North Brunswick Public Library, 880 Hermann Road, invites the public to meet its new director, Cheryl McBride, during Heritage Day Oct. 1 from noon to 5 p.m. at Babbage Park, North Brunswick (rain date is Oct. 2). McBride will be at the library's spin-the-wheel booth. There will also be sign-ups for library cards and information about pro- grams. The library will hold a "fall leaf craft NfiTUZZI for children ages 5 and older Oct. 11 at 4 p.m. It's how you live A Halloween pumpkin craft program for children in grades 1-5 will be held Oct. 15 at 11 a.m. Also Oct. 15, at 2 p.m., the Kids News Club for children in grades 3-6 will hold its first meeting. The book to be discussed is "Class President" Visit Our New by Johanna Hurwitz. "Babies, Parents and Books," a pro- Stressfess® Zonel gram for parents and caregivers of new- Our new Stressless® Zone features borns to 2-year-olds, will be presented a stunning display of Slressless* Oct. 21 at 11 a.m. Parents will learn reclfners, lovsseols and sofas— ways to make sharing books an enjoyable more styles, colors ond leather experience. choices idon ever before! Every The programs are free, but registra- Slressless* model automatically pro- tion is required. To register, call the vides, perfect support (or your neck library at (732) 246-3545. and \\imboi region, whether you're upright or fully reclined. Experience the ultimate comfort of the world's Olympics, farmers' mosi comfortable reclinerl market in N. Brunswick The North Brunswick Senior Center LAKE WOOD has announced registration is still avail- MARLBORO Route 70 & Shonock St. able for the Senior Olympics scheduled 425 Route 9 South Home Depot Shopping Or. for Sept. 30 at 15 Linwood Place. For 732-972-9955 732-920-7200 more information, call (732) 247-0922, Hours: nspiration Hours: ext. 551. Man-Sat 10AM to 9PM accept personoI checks. Mon-Thurs 10AM to 6PM The senior citizens of the Jack Pincus Sunday \2 to 6PM Fri-Sot 10AM to 9PM Memorial Apartments, Remsen and Sunday 11AM to 6PM Nassau Streets, North Brunswick, wm Now OPEN Cherry Hill. NJ hold a farmers' market Oct. 3 at 11 a.m. 6 Months Same As Cash. 1605 Rt. 70 856-267-2799 FREE DELIVERY in the building's parking lot (rain or See Satepenan for detail. Hours: Mon-Sat 10AM to 9PM Sunday 12 to 6PM shine). For more information, call apart- ments at (732) 246-7788. I :.0(ISiM iMbirams? ,.]M>il.!S SENTINEL, September 29, 20O5 V Gang tip line considered POOLS • GRILLS • PATIO SETS • SPAS in North Brunswick LOWEST PRICES IN MEW JERSEY! BY JENNIFER AMATO Staff Writer is a direction we need to move in as a council," Nicola said. "Even if one out of NORTH BRUNSWICK - Two public 10 tips are valid, that one tip benefits PATIO SETS safety items were discussed as part of the community." the Township Council's workshop meet- "I support it 100 percent," Mayor ing on Monday. Francis "Mac" Womack said. 50% OFF Councilwoman Cathy Nicola sug- In other news, North Brunswick is NO STRINGS ATTACHED gested a tip line for the township to seeking crossing guards age 18 and anonymously report suspicious gang older to work one hour in the morning related activities. The idea was men- and two hours in the afternoon, or any NOW IS THE TIME tioned at a gang prevention seminar variation thereof. TO BUY! she, as well as several other township Currently, there are only 30 guards officials, attended last week. manning 33 posts that require a total of The options are to have a designated 37 people, which is a burden on the extension on the main number, which police department because officers are would be of no cost to the township, or sent out instead. CLOSEOUT POOLS to pay a communications company $300 ONLY! Anyone interested can apply at - up front for the wiring and technical Business Administrator Robert 12 Round »27S work and $8.67 per month to have a Lombard's office at 710 Hermann Road 151 Round '30Q separate number. The answering and will be subject to fingerprinting 18' Round '325 machine would be checked daily by a and a physical. 21' Round *35Q police department task force. Call (732) 247-0922, ext, 435 for "Our town really should have this. It more information. Composting workshops to be held Oct. 8, 13 Middlesex County's Solid Waste and posting yard waste and kitchen scraps 30%-70% OFF Extension Departments will present a in the backyard. The workshops are composting workshop Oct. 8 at 10 a.m., part of the EARTH Center's first fully ALL CLEARANCE ITEMS and a vermi-composting (using worms) staffed season. Workshop attendees workshop Oct. 13 at 6:30 p.m. The may also pick up prepurchased compost workshops will be held at the Middlesex bins at the workshops. 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Letters 'Threat of my family's safety has become reality' n Sept. 22, while my husband was low light." How many of you witness driv- on his way home from work, he ers doing the same? O was struck by a tractor-trailer I watch drivers of tractor-trailers and who ran a red light at the intersection of dump trucks on a daily basis drive at ex- Fresh Ponds Road and Route 130. After cessive speeds down our roads, racing the tractor-trailer hit my husband's car, through yellow and even worse, red its driver lost control, skidded several lights. During the past five years of living hundred yards down Route 130 and in South Brunswick, the fear for my fam- crossed the median into oncoming traffic. ily's safety on these roads has intensified, Miraculously, the tractor-trailer driver How many of you feel the same way? did not kill anyone on the other side of Now the threat of my family's safety has the road. My husband's car was-com- become a reality, and I feel changed forev- pletely totaled, but fortunately he was er. In the last few days since the accident, able to walk away with minor injuries. I look at life and my surroundings a lot We thank God our 4-year-old son was not differently now. We never know what each riding in the back of the car; otherwise, day will bring. We never know what fate this may have been a fatal accident. I has planned for us. Please hug your hus- also thank God my son and unborn child bands and babies a little tighter tonight. will still have a father in their life. The driver of the tractor-trailer told Michelle Scarpa the police "he was trying to beat the yel- South Brunswick SOOpc. 11.5g 84" Texas 7 Texas Hold'em Hold'em Table Need more good Samaritans like No. Brunswick man Poker Set Reg.s179™ was coming home from work Sept. 20 — it just so happened John had one in his and as I was exiting the turnpike at trunk. Five minutes later my spare was I Exit 9, I got a flat. In the process of put on and I was ready to roll once again. changing my flat, my truck had fallen I offered John a monetary thank you, and from its jack. I had called the turnpike he declined stating "Get back on your authority and would have waited 45 min- way and God bless!" We need some more ! utes for the service truck to show up. good Samaritans like John. John, thanks Until John from North Brunswick pulled 149 over to assist — I needed a floor jack as - my truck was sitting on the rotor and I Steven Pepi Hazlet-370 Route 36 East • 732-787-6897 could not get my jack back underneath it. Monroe Township Brick-1686 Route 88 West • 732-840-7777 Newark-223 Bloomfield Avenue • 973-484-3900 Green Brook-231 Route 22 East • 732-926-1222 Letters to the editor may be sent via e-mail to [email protected]. Please include Wharton-316 Route 15 South • 973-328-1530 a daytime telephone number where the author may be reached for verification. For Cinnaminson-1418 Route 130 North • 856-303-0700 more information, call (732) 358-5200, ext. 8226, Hours I Mon.-Frl. 10am-9pm; Sal. 10am-6pm; Sun. 10uni-5i)m • Sale Ends 10/1/05 Nol responsible lor typographicalerror s ond/or omissions. We reserve lha right to limij quanli'lies. A39-O5BB 1 2 SENTINEL, September 2'J, 2005 South Brunswick helps hurricane-torn town BY CHRIS GAETANO 1 that were raised were really directed to- Stall Writer ward the victims of Hurricane Katrina SOUTH BRUNSWICK -- When and wouldn't be lost in administrative Hurricane Kalrina hit the Gulf Coast, cost of what have you," said Ellen the residents of South Brunswick Gambatese, who is chairing this effort. Township responded quickly with offers At the moment, the supplies that are of aid. Religious and civic organizations, needed include anti-fungal and antibiotic schools and businesses, and many gener- cream, Band-Aid bandages, pain relievers, ous individuals all came through with medical supplies, cotton balls, canned offers of money, supplies and other help. goods and can openers, sheets and light Fall is in the air and South Brunswick Township will be blankets, plumbing supplies, especially continuing this effort even further PVC piping, office furniture, school and the time to shop is now! through a long-term commitment to help library books and anti-bacterial soap. As the citizens of a town in southern time goes on and the community begins to STOREWIDE SAVINGS heal, needs will change, Gambatese said. NOW IN PROGRESS Mississippi called D'lberville, population 7,608. Anyone who would like to donate (Hi All Dininji, licdroom, Occasional During the hurricane, roughly 80 per- these supplies can bring them to the Furniture, Custom Upliolsiery, Lamps & cent of all the homes in this community South Brunswick Senior Center, 540 Prints and Leather Furniture for the were destroyed, as was the recreation Ridge Road, during its normal hours of entire monlh of October center, both of the elementary schools operation Monday through Friday from RcilLseuver our full line of furniture store and the parts of the municipal building. 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and Sundays, 1-4 including our youth showroom The relief effort will be a continuing one p.m. Those interested in donating money where the resources of South Brunswick can send a check to South Brunswick will be used to help the residents of Township/Katrina Relief, in care of Joe D'lberville until they are once again back Monzo, Finance Department, at the on their feet. South Brunswick Municipal Building, The effort, called South Brunswick P.O. Box 190, Monmouth Junction, NJ fine tjitcility homo furnishings Rallies for Relief, will be collecting sup- 08852. at substantial sat/Ings" For more information, call South specializing in Country Traditio plies and money to take directly to that tittct Transitional Styles" town for distribution. Brunswick Chief Financial Officer Joe "I wanted to make sure that any funds Monzo (732) 329-4000, ext. 7307. Fire company trip to Atlantic City Oct. 2 Little Rocky Hill Fire Company will The bus will depart the firohouse at offer a trip to Showboat Casino, Atlantic 4348 Route 27 between the Kingston and City, Oct. 2 from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Kendall Park sections of South Cost is $25, with $18 back in coin, and Brunswick. a $5 food coupon upon arrival. 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Saturdays October 8* thru December 10'" ready for the public to see." 10-year veteran of the Flynn said she would like to con- Middlesex County Clerk's post tinue that progress, as well as run LEAF BAG COLLECTION DATES YEAR 2005 A will be challenged in the Nov. 8 more programs geared toward the Regular Garbage Leaf Bag Collection Dates election by a candidate whose past county's senior population. public service includes nine years on Sinagra said that upon visits to Collection Day week of his local governing body. the clerk's office, he has been asked to Thursday Oct24-Nov14-Dec5-Dec26 Incumbent Democrat Elaine identify himself and what he wants, Flynn, seeking a third five-year term, and at freeholders' meetings has been ^Tuesday Oct 31-Nov 21 - Dec12-Dec 26 will face Republican Joe Sinagra, a asked his party affiliation. Helmetta resident and former bor- "It shouldn't matter," Sinagra said. riday Nov 7-Nov 28 - Dec 19-Dec 26 ough councilman. "If you walk into that office as a citi- Flynn, a former science and math zen of Middlesex County and ask for teacher in Old Bridge, where she has something, it doesn't matter what CRASS- No further pick-ups after lived since 1964, said she has always town you're from and who you are. If October 7, 2005. Grass pick ups will enjoyed politics as a hobby, and saw you're there as a citizen, it shouldn't resume in Spring 2006. Clippings may be the county clerk position as a way to matter what party you're with." put in your regular garbage after get more involved. Flynn said that the clerk's office October 7, 2005 until Spring 2006. | "It was always fun to do, to work helps anybody and everybody, regard- for causes, and things like that," less of hometown or party affiliation. Flynn said. "It always added a little "One thing I do like about this job extra to your life." is that we do a service in this depart- Flynn is running alongside free- ment," Flynn said. "We do not make holders David B. Crabiel and Camille laws, we take the statutes that are Fernicola. The ticket is challenged by constitutional and we abide by them Republicans Andrew Tidd and Jay for everybody. Anybody who needs our Boxwell Jr. services gets them." Sinagra, responding to a state- Flynn said she also enjoys the ment made in the newspaper last excitement of the various elections week by County Counsel Thomas throughout the year, from school Kelso, said the Republican slate is not board tallies to June primaries and "bogus," nor is it without public sup- the November elections. S: port, as Kelso claimed. Kelso was "And luckily, I've been so active in responding to an ethics complaint my own party that I have been a del- filed by the Republicans regarding egate to the national conventions four monetary contributions to the times already," she said. Democrats' campaign, Sinagra said that if elected, he "By definition, the word 'bogus' would move to eliminate voter fraud, means fake, deceitful, not genuine, such as cases where residents vote fraudulent or having a misleading more than once, possibly by requiring When you love your workout, results coma oaay. That's why Jazzerdse appearance," Sinagra wrote to the residents to have a special voter iden- blondo aerobics, yoga, Pllatea, and kickboxing movements Into hin Sentinel. "That statement is unfound- tification card. The elections are too dance routines set to fresh new music. ed and slanderous, and unless he's frequent and too important, he said, All fitness levels are welcome. running as a candidate, I don't see to allow fraud to occur. why he made that statement." "Maybe the cards could have a Jackson" & Mew Egypt (732) 928-7891 cmiao Btnngih stratrt Sinagra, a facilities manager in magnetic strip on the back to show South Brunswick (£09) 275-8000 Princeton, served as council president that a person voted," Sinagra said. Freehold" (732 431-3059 in Helmetta for seven of his nine "And once that vote is cast, it doesn't Manalapan" (732) 866-8744 years on that agency. matter, they can't go back a second "Babysitting available jazzerclse. He said the clerk's office seems to time, or go to another town and vote lazzerclsB.com • 1(8OO)FIT-IS-1T it shows, be satisfied with the status quo, and again." its progress has become relatively Sinagra said he would also make stagnant. himself more available to the public if "I like being involved politically he is successful in November. He said with the public. I'm not happy with the office hours are not always con- the way things have been going, and venient for county residents who hopefully I can make a change," work all day. He would like to have Sinagra said. night hours and possibly weekend Flynn said the office has made hours; the clerk's office closes at 6:30 OPEN HOUSE great technological advancements in p.m. Tuesdays and 4:15 p.m. the other Sat., Oct. 15th Park Nursery School her 10 years. weekdays. 10am-2pm When she first became clerk, "And I don't believe that's enough & Child Care Center almost none of the information in the time for the average person during Every Child Gets a office was computerized. Since then, the week to take care of any business FREE Book! - Call for a Tour- she said, all mortgages and deeds and they have to do in the county," other county documents dating back Sinagra said. "So I would either like 732-297-8597 to 1950 have been added to a comput- to extend those hours to 8.p.m., possi- • Open 7am to 6pm Mon-Fri • 6 weeks to 5 years old, FT/PT er database. bly twice a week, or look into opening She said the county has various until maybe 1 p.m, on a Saturday." • Serving the community for over 20 years "searchers" — people who visit the Flynn said she loves the job, and • State licensed & family owned • Capable loving staff clerk's office to track the values of hopes she can serve another five properties in the process of being sold years. She said she appreciates the — who can now do most of their work atmosphere of the office, which she OP.H,«OSHOWir$-10^-(jpF--; from the comfort of their own homes Conveniently located in described as one of fairness with little a residential area via the county's Web site, animosity. 4 doors from Route 27 "The searchers use it to kind of do "I don't think too many people get across from , 1st MONTH FULLTIME ENROLLMENT ' their preliminary work at home, and hurt or upset with the county clerk, Green Hill Manor OR | then come here and get anything final because they know we follow rules, 9 Stanworth Road that they may need," Flynn said. "But Flynn said. "If we have a question, Kendall Park •FREE REGISTRATION. we have so many things on the Web county counsel gives us the bottom site and online that make it so much line, what the law says. That's how.I (near Routes 1 and 27) I fSO Value) easier to search for information on operate. Completely by those books.1
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Wlfd West Show, Brick Township High School % Comedy Chambers Bridge Rd., Brick more Pick of the week Walnford Day admission: $7; students and Oct. 8,11 a.m.-9 seniors $5 Drew Carey & The Improv All p.m., Stars' Green Screen Tour Oct. 9,11 a.m.-6 Visitors to Historic Walnford, in Oct. 1 at 5 and 8 p.m. Crosswicks Creek Park, Upper p.m. Concert to benefit Gulf Coast Count Basie Theatre Freehold Township, will enjoy flute musicians PNC Bank Arts 99 Moiimouth St., Red Bank and harpsichord.duels performed Soul Project, Snapperhead Center tickets: $75-$38.50 Holmdel.off by Pete Brady and Cyndie VanBavel Zydeco, special guests (732) 842-9000; Garden State in the elegance of the Wain family's Oct. 1,6-11 p.m. 18th-century home. www. c oun t basi e tlieatre.org Parkway historic Anthony Reckless Estate free admission, Walnford Day, Oct. 2, is the 164 Broad St., Red Bank Bill Cosby and many Monmouth County Park System's tax-deductible donation; $20 presented activities are free annual celebration of Walnford, a minimum, includes snacks; (201)653-2699; small industrial village that was the by AM bring your own wine; proceeds Productions * www. kids day- Wain family home for 200 years and go to MusiCares Foundation weekend .com Mr. Ray is now the 36-acre historic district Oct. 8 Hurricane Relief Fund at 4 and 8 p.m. at the heart of Crosswicks Creek (732)933-0541; Park. Count Basle www.jsjbf.org; Theatre ^Exhibits In addition to live musiG, visi- www.grammy.cami'musicares 99 Monmouth ' tors can help build a scale model timber framed barn, go on an St., Red Bank Vagabond Vistas: archaeological dig and see a black- tickets: $52.50 Photography by David Simchock smith at work. Other activities for the day include hands-on crafts, mill demonstrations and house tours. The (732) 842-9000; through Oct. 8, event will run from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., and admission and parking are free. For more information, call (732) www.countbasietheatfe.org Mon.-Fri, 11 a.m.-4 p.m.; 842-4000. Sat. and Sun. 2-4 p.m. Tommy Chong 582 Railway Ave. of "trie comedy Woo abridge 8:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. (receive a First Avenue Playhouse duo Cheecli & Chong fee admission to all events ^Special Events (732) 634-0413 free Fright Fest ticket; First Ave., Atlantic Highlands Oct. 8,8 p.m. ore registration required, tickets; $20-$12; Strand Theater Old Bridge Day 400 Clifton Ave., Lakewood (732) 928-2000, ext. 2835) dinner package available Dream Africa Oct. 1,10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Trio /in iinivii tickets: $38-$28 three-artist exhibition Six Flags Great Adventure (732) 291-7552; Old Bridge Township municipal from classical to folk and (832) 367-7789 10 large paintings by Route 537, Jackson www.firstavenueplayliouse.com complex admission: $29.99-$47.99 popular music Nancie Gunkelman of Monroe, Route 516 & CottreJI Road (732)928-1821; Oct. 1,8 p.m. photos by Diana Level!, live entertainment beginning at Umbrellas of Cherbourg The Peddie School . Dance www.sixflags.com sculptures by Jonas Sarpong 11 a.m.; DJ Mushmouth's rock through Oct. 9, Wed.-Fri. 8 p.m, Higlilstown through Oct. 15 'n' roll revue; craft vendors; food Sat. 3 and 8 p.m., Sun. 3 p.m. licks: $20 Kids Dance for Gulf Coast Kids Artworks Gallery court; free popcorn & cotton .On Stage Two River Theater (609] 490-7550; competition {ages 17-21), 19 Everett Alley candy for youngsters; child 21 Bridge Ave., Red Bank [email protected] winner to represent Northeast Trenton identification program; free Never the Sinner tickets: $45-$25 as good-will ambassador to Gulf (609) 394-9436 bicycle raffle; Municipal Alliance drama based on the Leopold and (732) 345-1400; www.trtc.org Julius La Rosa and the American Coast March 11-12; also, Against Alcohol & Drug Abuse Loeb trial Jan nepoiluiy Oichestia performances by dance studios literature Oct. 8 at 10 a.m. Art In Paris From Daumierto Sept. 30-Oct. 15, Fri.-Sat. 8 p.m., Cheaper by the Dozen Oct. 5 at 2 p.m. Rodin: 1832-1914 presented by The Yardley Algonquin Arts Theatre parking at Old Bridge High Oct. 8 at 2 p.m. Count Basie Theatre ongoing Players 173 Main St., Marmsquan School west campus & east Villagers Theatre 99 Monmouth St. Japonisme: Selections From the campus, Route 516; no parking Sept. 30, Oct. 1,7 & Sat 8p.m Red Bank competition fee: $100 per 415 Demott Lane, Somerset dancer; performance fee: $10 Collection at the municipal complex; shuttle tickets: $12 Oct. 2, 8 and 9 at 2 p,m. tickels: $40-$20 ongoing bus from east campus only Mercer County College's Kelsey (732) 842-9000; per dancer; plus donations (732)873-2710; accepted at the door Eduard GorokJiovsfcy (732) 607-7940 www. villagerstheal re.com Theatre www.countbasietheatre.org Old Trenton Rd., West Windsor to register or volunteer to help: through Jan. 15 Origins of the 20th Century: tickets: $12-$10 (732) 685-8051; dan@dancers- Pride in Mitltown Day Deathtrap inc.com; www.rfancers-lnc.com Waicrcalors 4 Drawings In sponsored by the Milltown by Ira Levin (609) 584-9444; France, 1875-1915 Revitalization Committee Sepl. 30 & Oct. 1 at 8 p.m. www.kelseytheatre.net , through Jan. 29 Oct. 1,9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Oct. 2 at 3 p.m. . For Kids A Witness to War: Milltown Borough Park Playhouse 22 Mud Edward StelcheiTs U.S. Navy JFK Boulevard & Violet Terrace 210 Dunhams Corner Road Rutgers Theater Company; Photography, 1942-1945 a woman struggles to discover Nature Tales and Tunes The Party Dolls, 1 p.m.; East Brunswick. through Jan. 29 (he dignity of her own life Monmouth County Park System magic & Illusion show with tickets: $20; $16 for seniors & program for ages 2-4 and par- Soviet Propaganda Posters, George Reiger Jr., noon; students, at the door Sept. 30-Oct. 9 Part II Philip J. Levin Theater ent; song, dance, crafts, J WCTC/WMGQ Radio prize van; (732) 254-3939 live animals through Jan. 29 food court; Community' Pride Mason Gross PAC . Sept.29-Nov. 30; Original Illustrations far Fair; business expo; arts & crafts The Dinner Party 85 George St., New Brunswick call for dates, times, locations Children's Books, fair; classic car show jurjed by Neil Simon tickets: $20-$10 fee: $32 per four-session From the Rutgers Collection (732)932-7511; competition; family activities presented by the Sayreville Main program through Feb. 5 www.masongross.rutgers.edu including pet show contest, Street Theatre Company 258-5000; (732) 842-4000 Breaking the Mold: Sculpture Irt home run derby, basketball con- Oct. 1 at 8p.m. www.princeton. Paris From Daumler to Rodin test, egg toss; slide attractions; Garden of Friends . Musk Ultrasonic Super Fantastic Kids Oct. 23-March 12 child identification program; vol- 3018 Bordentown Road The Band of Gold Day Weekend Tuesdays-Fridays, I unteers meet at Borough Hall at Parlin section of Sayreville High school marching band sock-hop music 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. presented by the Sayreville presented by Garden State Arts 8:30 a.m. for morning cleanup tickets: $18; $16 for seniors & competition Foundation; live performances Saturdays & Sundays, rain date: Oct. 2 students; add $2 at the door; participating high schools: Cultural Arts Council noon to 5 p.m. Oct. 6 at 7:30 p.m. (Li'l Romeo, Mr. Ray, Bianca, (732) 249-6493 includes dessert & beverage Manalapan, Manchester, Yosl, others), Jane Vootisees Zlmmeilt Art Sayreville, Long Branch, Sayreville Senior Center (732)553-1153 423 Main St. instrument Museum Fright Fast Monroe, Jackson, Neptune, petting zoo, dress-up tent, hay Rutgers University seasonally themed shows, Perth Amboy, Riverside, Brick free admission The Little Foxes light refreshments served rides, pony rides/petting zoo, George & Hamilton streets events, attractions through Oct. 1,8:30 p.m.; Memorial; Brick Township will (732)613-0049 amusement rides: and games, Mew Brunswick Sept. 30-Oct. 31, Fri.-Sun.; complimentary desserts before perform In exhibition Circus Academy, (732) 932-7237 blood drive Oct. 8, show Oct. 1, 5:30 p.m, vendors, magic show, Comedy Central Presents STEVE TYRELL I Dicupo Opera Theatre's LA BOHEME DREW CAREY & The Improv Great American Standards I Fully-staged with a Live Orchestra & English All Star "Green Screen Tour'' In His Rich, Sultry Voice I Supertitle Translations SATURDAY, 10/22, 8pm SATURDAY, 10/1 WEDNESDAY, 10/19, 8pm TWO SHOWS! 5 & 8pm IANYT0WN-Stories of America I By Shapiro and Smith Dance with music by I Bruce Springsteen, Patti Scitilfn, and Soozie Tyrell OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN BUDDY GUY |SATURDAY, TO/29, 8pm "Physical" & "You're The With Special Guest I SHANGRI-LA CHINESE ACROBATS One That I Want" Shemekia Copeland Gravity Defying Stunts 8. 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In 1977 she We provide: North Brunswick Public Library, began received her master's in library science CkankgSystems her career in the township as a volunteer from Rutgers University and in 1978 she • Low investment with financing 732-254-9088 in 1968. became a reference librarian. •i ISquipmettt & initial supplies "I think ever since I was a little girl I After getting married to her boyfriend 856-414-1222 knew I was going to be a librarian. I only from junior high and having her son, she • Training & support Central & South New Jers had a few books, but the few books at needed a part-time position instead of the full-time position she was holding. • Customers 973-259-9222 home I cataloged," she said. "I knew right from the start I was going to be a She left North Brunswick in 1980 and • Growth Northern New Jersey librarian." went to Franklin Tbwnship. She then In junior high an acquaintance sug- spent 20 years as a refei'ence librarian in East Brunswick. While there, she spent 10 years as the project manager for N.J. Nightline, a late night telephone refer- ence service for the entire state. She then COME IIS became aware that Maureen Rees, the FOR THE North Brunswick director for nine years, BEST was retiring as of Aug. 31. ey Carpet SERViCEIN "I always wanted to grow up to be the director of the North Brunswick Library. I started at the old building; I helped Anieiica's choice in flo pack the books to go to this building. I didn't want to be the director anywhere Route 18 South, East Brunswick (732) 254-4400 else. I saw that Maureen Rees was retir- ing, so I figured I'd give it a shot," McBride said. However, McBride said she has no real director's experience. "I am quite surprised and pleased Wall they hired me. I do have management 1OO S Of to Wallp experience. I do have a love of North Brunswick. It is a thrill to be sitting in CARPET this chair," she continued. "[Rees] is a ants tough act to follow. She was very good. l> from Roam Beautiful She was instrumental in computerizing Size to this place. ... I hope to continue her work Mansion Berber and then some." Size Perfect for However, the new position as director f Starting; at Family Room.' is completely opposite of the duties of a reference librarian. "As a reference librarian, you have no $]89. responsibilities. You go home and you forget about it. You answer questions, sc|. I'l. installed help with the computers and recommend books to read. Here it's completely differ- Special ent. Here I'm ultimately responsible for AREA Sale everything — the staff, the building ulti- Litminiite flnoriHg [8 one of loci; Soft Durable mately, the budget, making sure things RUGS popular flouring selections for those wi 100% Nylon In-Stock Closeouts husy lifestyle. Known fnr its durability and easy run smoothly, day-to-day problems. ... 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Your flooring, will always be installed k our men "Certified" liisiallers. } where the light switches are. This place Excellent Service! At Abbey Carpel we lake pride in excceilinfj your expectations. Our professional courteous sales staff will provide you wilh ihe information you need to make die right choices for pur home. never left my heart. I recognize some of •Some guidelines apply. See dealer for participating bard surface and window fashion manufacturers. the books. It's changed but it hasn't changed." McBride said that her first priorities America's choice in floor fashions since 1958. as director are seeing what kinds of Offer good at panicipnllng stores only. See store forclelai If balance is nut paid in full by plan^ expiration dale, int changes she wants to make, replacing a '. K Offer for re mi I sales only, contract and commercial sales staff member who is going on maternity leave and learning how to use the new HOURS: Mon-Fri 10am-9pm computer system. Sat -10-6 • Sun -12-5 Area "I just have to feel my way around ... mmmat o Hard WXD0W CARPET CARPET REMNANTS RUSS wood Laminate FASHIONS CLEANING (Continued on next page) SENTINEL, September 29, 2005 ' 25 (Continued from previous poge) going to replace the printed word on and see what's changed over 25 years." paper," McEride said. "The library isn't New computers, expanding the ethnic ready to roll over and play dead yet." - book and DVD collections, increasing McBride will be at Heritage Day at a J)ymphc children's programming, acquiring meet- table set up by the library. Residents can ing room space and implementing Wi-Fi make their recommendations for the access for laptops are also concerns to be library and win prizes on the spinning ELECTRIC FIREPLACES handled in the future. wheel. They can also sign up for a library "Libraries grow. Even with so many card and pick up materials on the new BEAUTIFY & "WARM" YOUR HOME things coming online, it still grows. ... computer system. 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Golden Key ID now available at clerk's office The Middlesex County Clerk's Office secondary documents: Social Security has announced its office will now issue card, Middlesex County voter registra- government-issued ID cards to seniors tion card, New Jersey driver's license age 60 and older, for domestic travel and with a Middlesex County address, other uses. municipal, county, state of federal gov- Additional The Golden Key ID card is available ernment employee card, and DD-214 mil- $ at the county office Monday-Friday from itary discharge record. Also needed is one 8:30 a.m.-noon at 75 Bayard St., New of the following Middlesex County resi- 50°° off Brunswick. One of the following primary dency documents: business mail issued any fireplace documents must be presented: certified within the last 90 days, property tax bill, purchase with birth certificato from vital statistics, statement or receipt within the last year, this coupon. valid U.S. passport, adoption papers, recent pay stub or valid driver's license. Expires 10/15/O5 valid U.S. military active duty photo ID, The office also offers ID cards for indi- certificate of naturalization, certificate of viduals age 13-59, and Kids ID cards for citizenship, permanent resident card or children age 3-12, at a cost of $16 each. valid foreign passport with 1-551 stamp Cost of the Golden ID card is $6, and and valid visa. cards are valid for four years. For more Also required is one of the following information, call (732) 745-5722. TRANSFORM YOUR HOME TODAY! , To our readers Frices from $699°° Items for Community Bulletin Board may be e-mailed to [email protected], They also may be faxed to (732) 780-4192 or mailed to North & South Brunswick Sentinel, P.O. Box 5001, Freehold, NJ 07728. HWY. 35 SOUTH, POINT 2036 HWY 35 PLEASANT BEACH, NJ W/\LL, MJ 732-892-2020 732-449-5940
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Wednesdays 6-10 m Tuesdays 9 am-1 pm Math for Liberal Arts English Composition Intercultural Communication Mondays/Wednesdays Noon-2:15 pm (Writing Process) Fridays 5:30-9:15 pm or Algebraic Modeling Mondays 8:30 am-12:30 pm or Fridays 9 am-1 pm Wednesdays 1:30-5:25 pm Tuesdays/Thursdays 10 am-12:50 pm or at Western Monmouth Spanish Wednesdays 6-10 pm Marketing Elementary Spanish I Fridays 9:30 am-1:15 pm or Intro to Marketing Tuesdays/Thursdays 5:30-6:50 pm online Wednesdays 1:30-5:30 pm at the Wall Higher Education Ctr. (Some of the courses listed may require specialized testing and/or instructor approval) BROOKDALI Visit us online at www.brookdalecc.edu C O M M V N I TV C O I I I1 G for more information and come in to register now for the Fall 10-week Term! A SENTINEL, September 29, 2005 27 the exterior would be spruced up with new landscaping. No additional square J&J hearings footage is anticipated; instead some Urgent news for people who took (Continued from page 1) smaller buildings will be removed to increase functionality and circulation. surrounding such a village must attract The facility, to be comprised of several new riders for the transit line; therefore, unknown third-party tenants, would not -•• Governor's Pointe and Renaissance compete with the Economic Development would not be appropriate housing. As a Authority but instead be an ancillary use result, Taikina said, Trenton would look to the Technology Centre, according to at the site as it exists, but it would not Lee. Many VIOXX® users have been at increased risk for serious compete favorably among the other 100 Resident Bob Schweitzer was con- cardiovascular injuries, including strokes, heart attacks, or so towns competing for a transit vil- cerned about chemical leakage into lage unless new housing is constructed. Succer Brook, to which he was told the blood clots and even death. If you or a loved one took VIOXX* Although Garden Commercial, due to new facility would "absolutely not" dump and had any of these problems, call us now toll free at own the property by the end of 2005, has anything into the brook, according to 1-800-THE-EAGLE for a free consultation. We practice law only not built a transit village, they have built Dave Gibbons, the senior vice president in Arizona, but associate with lawyers throughout the U.S. all of the separate components elsewhere in charge of New Jersey. including retail, industrial, hotel confer- Director of Community Development GOLDBERG & OSBORNE ence centers, residential areas and Thomas Vigna suggested that the master 1-800-THE-EAGLE affordable and luxury senior housing, plan process be delayed three to four (1-8OO-843-3245) according to Taikina. They have hired months to allow for all of the considera- •www.i800thecaglc.eom the Hillier group of Princeton to assist tions to be taken into account. with the architectural components. However the township plans to devel- op the site, Taikina said there will be continued retention of portions of the property by J&J, which will lease the space as tenants. Five hundred employ- ees will remain on site for the current operations of research and office facili- ties. GAF Building Materials is also housed on the property, and their leasing options will be discussed once the new development scenario is finalized. Resident Mary Pinkham commented that for any development plan, she would like to see a connection between Renaissance Square on Route 130, which Garden Commercial built, and the J&J property. Resident Mario Gianvito agreed, saying that a walk or bike path should be created with a possible mono- rail system for senior citizens. He also mentioned that North Brunswick is missing a downtown, Main Street feel to it, with outdoor bistros, a park, an amphitheater and a commuter parking garage. He said any new housing should attract young couples and newlyweds as to provide new ridership from a New Jersey Transit standpoint. SUNDAY BRUNCH Seagis Property Group, the contract purchasers of the Permacel property, presented a more detailed suggestion of 11 AM-3 PM how to use their property. The 30-acre, 350,000-square-foot manufacturing and distribution facility would utilize its neighbors Bristol-Myers Squibb and the Technology Centre of New Jersey to "bring some new life to the process", according to Seagis principal Charlie Lee, $ The proposal is to create a light man- Adults 1 1.99 ufacturing/distribution/assembly facility NFL within the current zoning of the proper- Sunday Ticket ty. The interior would be demolished and on Sunday Vendors sought for (10 or under) & Monday club's craft show Carving Station $1 Domestic Drafts The North Brunswick Woman's Club • Fresh Omelette Station is seeking crafters and vendors for its $2 Import fourth annual craft show Nov. 19 from 9 • Quesadillas Drafts a.m. to 3 p.m. at Our Lady of Peace Church, Route 130, North Brunswick. • Fresh Fruit Cost is $25 per space or $45 for two spaces. For more information, call Sheral Much, Much More at (732) 940-2089. Children invited to join 4095 Rt. 1 South children's choir Oct. 6 Christ the King Lutheran Church Monmouth Junction, I\J J invites area children ages 7-11 to join its children's choir, which will meet at the church Thursdays 5-6:15 p.m. beginning 732-355-1030 Oct. 6. The church is located at 3330 Route 27, Kendall Park section of South www.thebanditos.com Brunswick. For more information, call the church at (732) 297-1200. *!*s^^ 26'-*SENTINEt, September 29,'^005 DONATIONS NEEDED! District changes mentor Boats, Cars, RVs, Equipment, Real Estate, program for teachers BY CHRIS GAETANO Forklifts & Wheelchair Access Vans 1 The formalized program itself was in- Stafl Writer troduced in 2000, when the Department SOUTH BRUNSWICK - of Education gave grants to Montclair, Experienced teachers helping out Jackson, Toms River, Brick, Woodbridge, IRS Forms & All Paperwork Done for You. novices is not a new concept, but changes Dumont, North Warren, Plainfield, I to the current mentoring program may Monmouth County Vocational School Associated Charities represents numerous help improve the process behind it, and South Brunswick in order to create a according to Maribeth Edmunds, the local mentor program. This was part of a non-profits in need of your property. director of professional development for $7 million grant the state received in the Board of Education. order to improve teacher quality. As required by the state, the district The program introduced in 2000 had Call Toll Free: 866-639-8724 or 410-603-3468 always had a teacher mentoring pro- much more specific components. For ex- gram, but the program had no formal ample, teachers under the program were V E-mail: [email protected] requirements or codes to meet certain required to visit each other's classrooms qualifications. Furthermore, the pro- V gram was at cost to the novice teacher. (Continued on next page) V V
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' SENTINEL, September 29, 2005 33 Community Bulletin Board 4 "Alliterative Alliances'' »==- == < By 90 Three __ match 121 Nocturnal bear of Arcadia" " Thin Air 87 Dicta Senior center offers trips, RAYMOND HAMEL 91 Came again? 122 Blood fluids theme song 57 Silent 93 Ital. hot spot ACROSS 92 "___ Me a River" 123Govt. ID 17 Comic Cherl performers 94 Look lectures, classes 1 Indian attire 93 Straight from the 124 Stark 18 Record choice 60 Started burning embarrassed The South Brunswick Senior Center, 5 Moon starers, lo factory 125 NFL 24 Egyptfan god again 95 It's served by Route 522, Monmouth Junction section of astronomers 96 Exercise placeklcker slain by Set 62 Bono artfcla Gulf Air: Abbr. South Brunswick, will offer a lecture series, 12 Remote targets suffrage Jason 29 Supermarket 63 Supporting 98 Dover draft "Major Religions," for 10 Mondays. The lec- 15 Seeks the 97 Blood of the lines?: Abbr. charily 99 Brogan tures will held at 10:30 a.m., beginning Oct. affection of gods DOWN 32 Crabby 64 Stop shilly- adjusters 3. The program will examine Islam, 19 Smoother 99 Ewa Beach, 1 Formally agree 33 Yellow shade shallying 100 Start of many a Buddhism, Mormon, Judaism and 20 Some cheaters Hawaii, won its 2 Kazakhstan 35 Labyrinth 65 Market closer? T-shirt slogan Christianity. The fee is $20 for all 10 lec- 21 „ de toilette 2005 border sea creature 67 Voyage with 101 Chan player tures. 22 Con man? championship 3 Plant with hips 36 "_Dick" Kirk 102 Swahilifor 23 1930s St. Louis 103 Psychoanalyst 4 Take a breath 37 Programs for 68 Actress Mulgrew "freedom" A writing workshop will be offered for 10 Cardinals Fromm 5 Intense purchase 71 Slightly open 104 Grenoble is its weeks beginning Oct. 3 from 1-2:30 p.m. nickname 105 Palliative plant 6 Tumdowns 38 Island parting 72 It's no novella capital The workshops are designed to develop the 25 Be incorrect 106 Staff member 7 Chimp, for one 39 Film production 74 Charging result 108 Satchmo's dramatic voice of each participant; the fee is 26 Marsh stalk 107 They usually go 8 Jazz stints unit 75 "Wlndtalkere" singing slyte 1 $20. 27 NY Mets over the wall: 9 Last 41 Attention star Christian 110 Knitting loop A dance class will be offered for 10 division Abbr, 10 "LA Law" 45 Fit one within 76 Warm time in 111 -Que V weeks beginning Oct. 4 from 1:30-2:30 p.m. 28 _ Unte 109 Treeless plain lawyer another Chile f 12 Bal|-shape "TWO "ONE OF Midway Laundromat & Dry Cleaners THUMBS LOU PUCCI THE YEAR'S TILDA SWINTQN VERY BEST!" 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The vic- North Brunswick North Brunswick belonging to Blythewood tim said the dashboard of his 1970 Mack Construction being broken into on Sept. 18. A The Middlesex County Cultural and DM600 dump truck, worth $1,500. was great deal of damage had been inflicted, Heritage Commission has announced it Police are Investigating a report ol bur- removed over the weekend. It appears that [he including oil being dumped on the floor, toner is accepting arts grants applications to glary at Georges Road on Sept. 12. According suspect cut all the wires attached to the dash- splashed on the wall, a printer along with sev- fund projects taking place January- to reports, Ihe window of the rear storm door board and unscrewed it, according to reports. eral windows being broken, and an "unknown December 2006. Applications are due by was pushed in, the door was unlocked and the There were no signs of forced entry and there white powder" being dumped. A dump truck mid-October. is no further police action at this time. bottom glass pane of the main rear door was outside the trailer was then stolen via a set of Grants are designed to support estab- smashed out by a rock found in Ihe kitchen- keys that was inside the trailer. The truck was lished groups and assist emerging arts garbage can. The suspect apparently crawled Police are Investigating a report of theft to found abandoned in the woods with the plates through the opening and entered the kitchen. a 2003 Mazda Protege on Dillion Court on stolen. Nothing was taken except for a nail gun. groups. Grants for specific programming The master and spare bedrooms were ran- Sept. 12. According to reports, someone are awarded as project grants and mini- sacked, and jewelry was found on the kitchen removed the driver-side rear wheel and lug Police responded to a fight between two grants, while general operating support floor. There is no further information at this nuts, estimated at $400. men in Monmouth Junction at 7 p.m. Sept. 18. (GOS) grants are designed for nonprof- lime. The fight had apparently been over a parking its, constituted exclusively for the pur- Police are Investigating a report of bur- space. The men were advised on how to file cit- pose of the arts. An arts grants workshop Police are Investigating a report of bur- glary and theft from a 1993 Saturn on North izens' complaints against each other. and clinic will also be offered to assist glary at Pine Street on Sepi. 12. According to Oaks Boulevard on Sept. 13. According to applicants. reports, someone smashed the rear, passen- reports, the owner of the residence heard a For more information, call Bethany loud crash in the rear of his home and saw a ger-side vent window and removed the $200 Ihin, dark Latino man attempting to climb radio. There was no evidence located near the Widrich, arts coordinator, at (732) 745- through tlie basement window. The victim scene, according to reports. Middlesex RX now 4489. yelled at the suspect and wrestled1 with him but he got away and fled. The suspect is Police are Investigating a report of at- available to all residents described1 as 5 feel 8 inches, 130-150 pounds, tempted burglary lo Seneca Road between Comedy Night next up with a slight accent. At the same time there Sept. 4-14 while the family was on vacation. The Middlesex County Office on was a report of burglary at the adjacent back- According to police reports, someone tried to Aging announced that all county resi- for St. Bart's Knights yard house on Nassau Street. The 14-year-old pry the front door open but did not gain entry. dents are now eligible to take part in resident of the house came home from school There were cut marks into the deadbolt locking the Middlesex County RX program, a The St. Bartholomew Knights of and saw the house ransacked. Every room mechanism and pry marks around Ihe dead- discount prescription program offering Columbus will sponsor a Comedy Night had Ihe drawers open and contents strewn bolt lock. The door frame was also damaged. fund-raiser beginning at 7 p.m. on Oct. 1 There is no further information at this time. a 10 to 50 percent discount on the cost of about the floor. The suspect entered through a name-brand and generic prescriptions. in the St. Bart's Parish Hall, Ryders basement window and left a pair of boots, Lane, East Brunswick. Doors will open 1 The free program was first estab- soiled pants, two washcloths and soiled Police arrested and charged Theresa A. at 5 p.m. sheets in the boy's bedroom. There were two lished in 2002 for the county's senior cit- Pagano, 42, of Steinbeck Road, with driving The event will feature three come- other burglaries in the same area within an while intoxicaled, reckless driving, driving with izens, but according to Freeholder H. hour, according to police reports. a suspended license, driving without insur- James Polos, the program is now open dians. Food, wine, beer and soda will be ance, and tailgating following a motor vehicle to residents of all ages. All costs are served. Police are Investigating a report of bur- accident at Route 130 South and Washington paid by the Garden State Pharmacy For more information and reserva- glary at Juniper Court from Sept. 9-12. Place on Sept. 15. Pagano was transported to Owners Providers Services, which con- tions, call (732) 613-8683. According to reports, someone stole copper Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital sists of 1,500 independent and chain tubing for plumbing from four units. The 50- where she was treated and issued a summons. There is no further information at this time. pharmacies statewide.For more infor- foot-long tubing, a total value of • $400, mation and to apply for Middlesex RX, appeared to be cut with a saw at the base of call (800) 778-8089. ANSWER TO TODAY'S PUZZLE !i i 11 O n jflu or ", i: H If. A llfl A N T 1 u i. f'i II n| i H o 1! 1 <] i i (•• jlt'sTplaytiinelj C 0 fin n "H i) i c H i" |ii ii A i) i v N11 1! II i A i, t. ill II i-i S A ii !. ;, l M Frightfully to"*** shows and attractions callages Friday nights, Saturdays & Sundays Sept. 30 Oct. 30, 2005 '? FLORIST OLD BRIDGE FLORIST fa Marsad Drive, Old Bridge, NJ 800-678-3064 Buy Your 732-254-3064 Daily and Sunday Delivery To All Funeral Homes 2006 Season Pass ^^^^^^^ Hwv.ofe/fa/'/dneffor/st.com TODIVY ... or else To place an BUY ONE - GET ONE FREE! OHtY $ advertisement in the ANYDAY, 9/1 O/O3 - 1 O/1 6/OS YDAY.1O/21/OS - 1O/31/O5 Funeral Directory Call 1-800-660-4ADS SENTINEL, September 29, 2005 35 \1J DECA raises hurricane Have vou ever wanted to be your own Boss? aid with sale of crafts Liberty Tax Service, the fastest growing international BY JENNIFER AMATO the opportunity to do [something] for Staff Writer the community and they do it," Malik tax service ever, has territories available in your area. NORTH BRUNSWICK - The North said. Brunswick Township High School DECA also raises funds to sponsor DECA program for marketing educa- students in regional and national mar- Our corporate team has over 400 years of experience in the tion raised $1,256 for the victims of the keting conferences. Upcoming events income tax industry and franchising! hurricanes in the Gulf Coast. include a hypnotist at the high school "It shows how positive our teenagers and a booth at Heritage Day to raise Put our proven system to work for you! can be when they're given the chance," money. marketing coordinator Kathie Malik "The marketing program is benefi- said. cial for students because the business Are you ready to take the next step?!? Malik modeled the Harvest of community knows DECA and students www.libertytaxfranchise.com Caring project after a pumpkin project actually will be hired because they're in normally done before Thanksgiving to DECA.... Colleges and universities look 1-800-790-3863, ext 8125. help cancer research. She figured that a at DECA as experience and find it high- cornucopia would best represent an ly valuable," Malik said. autumn theme, so rectangular pieces of paper with a picture of a cornucopia and the words "I Care" were printed out and sold by the three marketing I class- es, the sports marketing class and the international marketing class. The FALL DECORATING marketing I students were required to sell a minimum of 10 rectangles at a donation of $1 each from Sept. 9 through 19. Carpet and Blinds "I think it was successful because ... people who are so concerned about it give extra money and go the extra mile," third period DECA Vice jj President Maurice Bright said. KICK OFF THE FALL DECORATINC E TERRIFIC BUYS ON CARPET, LINOIEUM, HARDWOOD "Because it is a charity, people want- SEASON WITH OUTSTANDING DEALS ON LAMINATE, VINYL THE S WINDOW TREATMENTS ed to give more than just a dollar," third CARPET, LAMINATE, VINYL, WOOD period Secretary Tim Lanza said. "It is chaos down there and everybody knows FLOORING, AND CUSTOM WINDOW Tough, New One Of Our Super Value Hunter Douglas Hunter Douglas it." TREATMENTS FROM Commercial Most Popular Extra Plush Everwood Duette All schools will send their money to CRAIG & JEFF'S CARPET AND BUNDS. Berbers Saxony Faux Woods Shades New Jersey DECA, who will send one — Beautiful Colors Avoid those impersonal home centers and 85 check to the Red Cross for the warehouse stores, and come to our beautiful and 89 $O19 FREE Hurricane Relief Fund. Funds will be $O FREE Top Down cool showroom for our spectacular Fall Sale! ^persqn. Fabric Tape Upgrade distributed accordingly to victims of Installed Installed over Installed aver Like wood A leifiiic value hurricanes Katrina and Rita, according At Craig and Jeff's you will be treated the Glued Down S Ib. rebound pad 6 Ib. rebound pad without warping lor the top quality to Malik. old fashioned way: WITH RESPECT!!! "Everybody carod, everyone wanted Libert/PVC to donate money. They knew what a 15 ft. Wide Lovely \ Mohawk Dunjoc "Hunter Douglas Above all, don't be tooled by trie low listed pricB in the home j Verticals tragedy it was," third-period DECA Textured Velvet ! Laminate Flooring : Silhouettes centers and "Smart" Places. The home centers charge extra I MsdPVC for moving furnJfure, stajr work, ripping tip old carpet, and for j Saxony jldnlForBO. RM : The Besl in GfueTess • Ail Colors Treasurer Nicole Palermo said. MO Ice Cieam Colors Technology in most wanted colors DECA, known for its extensive com- top quality padding. At Grain anil Jell's, these are all included I 30 Cl SPECIAL munity service, raises funds through- in our Installed price... no surprEsesI And the "At Home" + I $ 0FF out the year for different charities-. The "Smart" company may not bo around it you have a question I BUY or problem. 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Nov. 9th 8pm Friday Evening Private Mon.-Wed. 10-6, Craig & Jeff's Carpet And Blinds Appointments CALL 732-246-7469 Thurs. 10-8, Route 2/ & Route 518 • The Marketplace • Princeton, NJ Available Fri. & Sat. 10-6, order online: www.statelheetre.com Sun.12-5 732-940-8666 GUEST ATTRACTION Sale ends October 9, 2005 36 SENTINEL, September 29, 2005 t Hurricane Katrina Briefs St. Barnabas Episcopal Church, be made payable to South Brunswick 142 Sand Hill Road, South Brunswick, Township with a notation in the memo will celebrate St. Francis Day Oct. 2 area that the donation be designated WE'VE HELD with a blessing of the animals service for Hurricane Katrina Relief. • at 5 p.m., during which an offering will Donations may be mailed to South THE LINE ON be collected for the Humane Society of Brunswick Municipal Building, the United States' rescue efforts in Katrina Relief Fund, P.O. Box 190, RUTGERS areas affected by Hurricane Katrina. Monmouth Junction 08852. FOOTBALL The public is invited — along with pets on leashes or in pet carriers — for the The New Jersey Society of Certi- FOR 58 half-hour service. For more informa- fied Public Accountants, Roseland, tion, call the church at (732) 297-4607. has announced its "Disaster Recovery SPECTACULAR Guide" is available to state residents Acting Gov. Richard J. Codey assisting evacuees from the Gulf Coast, YEARS. has announced effective immediately or those who have family or friends that victims of Hurricane Katrina who affected by Hurricane Katrina. The have sought refuge in New Jersey are guide covers topics such as document- eligible for cash assistance, food ing losses for tax and insurance pur- stamps, health care, counseling and poses, and replacing personal identifi- other emergency aid through the New cation papers, and includes IRS forms Since 1947, your line to Rutgers University Football Is Central Jersey 1450, Jersey Department of Human Services for use in filing casualty loss claims. WCTC. Home or away, you can enjoy every exciting play right where it's (DHS). Victims temporarily living ih For a copy of the guide, call (973) 226- always been... Central Jersey 1450 on your AM dial. Catch this year's Big East New Jersey are being asked to call 211 4494, ext. 246, or e-mail communi- action along with our original line-up of Pre- and Post-Game Specials. — the statewide social services infor- [email protected]. The guide is also mation line — to access assistance. online at www.njscpa.org/recovery. RUTGERS FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Additionally, the DHS's Division of September 3rd - Al Illinois ,2:00pm Odober 8lh - WEST VIRGINIA IBD November 5th - SOUTH FLORIDA 12:00pm Mental Health Services — Disaster The North Brunswick Sepiembsi IDlh - VIIUHIM 3:30pm Ocfobor lSlfi - AlSynnise .TGD Navemberlllh - Al Louisville 8:00pm Branch, in conjunction with the Mental Republican Club, in conjunction with Somber I/Hi-AIBulfola 8:00pm October ZZnd - Al Conneriitul TBD November M - CWCHtHATI 1:00pm Health Association of New Jersey, is Our Lady of Peace Church and September 3fllb - PITTSfiURGH 8:00pm October 2?lh - NOT 3:30pm proving a toll-free crisis-counseling Auto Zone of North Brunswick, will THANKS TO OUR 2005 BROADCAST SPONSORS help line. Counselors can help locate hold a Hurricane Relief Charity Car Acme Nissan, America's Florist. Armpco Dllico Machines, Beau Mond-n Furniture, Bridgcwalcr Acura, Qubrows TV and Appliances, CO Window Riciory, DCH Academy Hond,i. DCH Saturn Brims wicWFreeh&WEalonlown, Dennis Adams Woorjbridge Auto Flea Markel. counseling assistance for evacuees or Wash Oct. 8 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Derby Appliances, Df. George Lindner, Eighteen Lumber, Famous Dave's B-B-Oue, Field 01 Dreams, Fulur.1 Slono, Guller Helmet, other individuals experiencing emo- Our Lady of Peace Church, Route 130, Joo'sTV and Appliances. Keep Middlesex Moving, Kilmer Square, Lackland Sell Storage, Morgan Funding, New Rtunswick City Markel, tional stress related to the hurricane. North Brunswick (rain date Oct. 15). New Brunswick Parking Aullinrity. Ojnega Dirwr, Hutgias Book Stora, Sfie More Appliances, Shin C mill BIS Jewelers, Skyline Mortgage, Slate Theater, Steltcn Lumber, Trie flaroo Reslauranl @ Perth Amboy, Tho Oil Well Old Bridge/Piscaiav/ay/CmnhL;ry, Tumulty's Pub The help-line number is 1-877-294- Proceeds will go to Catholic Charities, RUTGERS CAME DAY: I Din I!:' 11 USA 4357. The Salvation Army and World Vision Tills half- hour prs-game sfiow ft hasted immediately following hurricane relief outreaches to aid the by Centre IJersey USD's Mike Paultchko. flutgers Football each Salufd.iy Jlie four segments ef Itie show Include: (or preceding Ihe nlghl games) South Brunswick Township — in victims of hurricanes Katrina and Rita. • In Iho Fed Zona 1450 involving Central Jersey high conjunction with the South Brunswick For more information, call Peter • Hi- I. ti ,i Pnlnl schools and colleges big and Municipal Alliance — has established a Maimone at (732) 604-1333 or 'V • Big East Today Ihitft'MliBli'i'lll'H • Colloge FooIbaSI Coast ID Coast wctc on Football USA. relief fund for the victims. Checks may peioC^z astko.com. CflnfraJ JersayTalfcRartio : DON'T REPLACE YOUR OLD BATHTUB... 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(Hempstead Ptasn) (oil Hi. 53V. near Hi. IS) MONROE - In his 40 years as a Paris said he did not receive such consultant, talk-radio host and sales 732-937-9201 7i2'238-8808 732 972 5777 coach Milton Paris said he has never (Continued on page 38) been unable to help a client succeed. "I love when businesses give mo their goal, and I make that my goal, and we achieve it together," Paris said. "I guarantee my work." WORRYING ABOUT Paris, the executive director of Paradigm Associates, moved to Monroe three years ago from Long Island, N.Y., where he was host of "Aim for the Sky," A PARENT OR SPOUSE? a radio program designed to help busi- nesses solve problems and promote themselves. He now hosts "Getting Ahead in LET THE GALLERY Business," on 1450 WCTC AM, at 9:30 a.m. each Saturday. The program is cel- ADULT DAY PROGRAM ebrating its first anniversary. The show boasts 5,000 listeners HELP You weekly and is the fourth-rated talk- COMPLETE YOUR PUZZLE radio program in Central New Jersey. "I have interesting guests, and we AND give important information for someone who wants to climb the ladder of suc- PUT THE PIECES cess," Paris said. "We give good sales tips, and I use my 40 years of knowl- BACK TOGETHER AGAIN... edge to help entrepreneurs, sales peo- ple, businesses and banks. It's a good way to reach thousands of people." Paris had retired from consulting at the age of 59, but his work was far from THE GALLERY over. He continued to receive requests for advice from clients, prompting him to write a manual of sorts for success in ADULT DAY CENTER business. The book is called "Two Hundred BUCKINGHAM and Fifty Statements and Thoughts to Live By in Sales." But, Paris found, his AT BUCKINGHAM PLACE PLACE fans wanted more. Paris then began giving lectures 155 Raymond Road • South Brunswick N.J. 08540 based on his book, and discovered that www.buckinghamplace.net n6, too, wanted more. He is now a full-time consultant for clients based only in New Jersey. . 732-329-8888 "I have a knack. I take sales people out knocking on doors, and that's where I'm successful for the company, and of CALL FOR BROCHURE 38 SENTINEL, September 29, 2005 monthly basis, and be aware of any obstacles that must be cleared before the Host's goal ultimate goal is reached. "Everybody has to have a goal," Paris «*** {Continued from page 37) said. "We know there are obstacles along advice when he was starting out, but he the way, but what I do is, when I sit with learned the most important tools for suc- them I tell them to put it in pencil. And cess — a sunny disposition and unshak- then when I'm finished with them, the able optimism — from his parents. Paris, obstacles are eliminated, and we reach who said he leads his clients by example, the goal together." • • noted that those two traits are as impor- Paris has two goals for his own pur- tant today as they were 40 years ago. suit as well. 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In fact, last a freshman last season. He and Cameron Tuesday he became the Middlesex County have combined to score eight of North all-time leader in coaching victories with Brunswick's 1G goals. 411 when North Brunswick beat East Another player who saw plenty of time Brunswick, 1-0, is goalkeeper Dan Peragallo, the Raiders' "You can't project how long you're fourth senior captain, who split time in going to coach when you first start," said the nets last year with senior Mike Williston, now 414-131-35 overall follow- Hernandez. Williston used a unique rota- ing a 2-0 win over Edison last Thursday, a tion in which both goalies played a half 3-0 victory over St. Joe's on Saturday and every game. It worked so well the duo a 2-0 win over J,R Stevens on Tuesday. "I combined for nine shutouts. This season, came out of college and was kind of lucky however, it's Peragallo's job all to himself. to become a head coach right away. I did- Senior Chris Winchock and junior n't really look too far into the future back Matt Southgate, who both came off the then, but after I was there a few years, bench last season, are starting this season and one year just blends into another." on the back line. Shawn McCormack, a And eventually into 32 years, although midfielder/forward a year ago who also that's not exactly how Williston planned came off the bench, has moved back there it. as well. A 1970 graduate of Edison, he played Meanwhile, senior Diego Guzman, four years of college soccer at the who was used both as a starter and University of Miami. reserve last season, returns at midfield "After that, I thought about dabbling and will bo joined by Memba Ceesay, a in some kind of pro career," he said. "The senior transfer from North Jersey. NASL (North American Soccer League) Those two play in the middle, while was just startihg in the early '70s, but it juniors Ryan Folger and Aden Rudin was hard for American players. They were fotata at outside midfield opposite Decker. trying to build the league and the foreign The Raiders have plenty of depth, too, players (like Pele) were getting all the with junior forward Saro Terpanjain money." Sophomore Ibrahim Kamara Is one of the top players In the GMC this year, but Is one of expected to see action, along with junior Dave Kulbida and seniors Adrian So Williston took a different course of many great players over the years that has helped North Brunswick head coach Stan Wllllston accumulate 414 wins In 34 season, the most wins In the county's history. Haimouich and Spren Pederson on the action. back line. "Coming out of college, one of my goals Group III state championship. Only four starters are back from that Two more players new to the program was to be a physical education teacher "People ask me 'how do you do it,' " team, which graduated 13 seniors in all. who should help in an attacking-type role and become a coach," he said. "I came Williston said, "and I tell them I've had But that's not unusual for North are Vincent and Eugene Dinescu. back home in the summer and North great players over the years." Brunswick, which loses a core of players "We're happy with the way we're mov- Brunswick was a brand-new school and That might be part of the reason. But each year only to reload with players who ing the ball," Williston said. "And I'm was looking for a soccer coach." another big part is Williston him- ^ gained experience either coming off happy with the new players filling the Williston applied, got the job, and you self. the bench or playing with the JV roles of the guys who graduated. We're know how the rest of the story goes. "It's one of my passions, om and freshmen teams. really starting to jell." He started with just a junior varsity of the things I really like," he The Raiders certainly In the meantime, one season keeps team in the fall of 1974 before the pro- said. "It's just great being haven't shown any effects so blending in with another for Stan gram was elevated to varsity status in '75. with kids. Each year is a dif- far as they've gotten off to a Williston, who says he has no timetable "We went 1-8-1 that first year, and we ferent challenge and a differ- 7-0 start and are ranked No. 1 how much longer he'll coach. haven't had a losing season since," ent group of players, and in in the county and No. 9 in the "I don't know. Maybe a couple of more Williston says proudly. the end you put the best team state. years," he said when pressed. "At this Playing in the old Bi-Centennial out there you could." "We're off to a pretty good point I just take one year at a time and League from 1975-84 and the newly The team he put out there last start," Williston understated. see how it is. But every year it's a great formed GMC from 1985 to now, year was pretty good as the Raiders went What's more, North Brunswick has group of kids that keeps you young. We Williston's North Brunswick teams 18-3, won the GMC Red Division and the won six of the seven games by shutout and get great support from the community have won multiple conference and divi- county tournament, and advanced to the has given up only two goals all season, ,and the parental support has also been sion championships. The Raiders have Group IV sectional semifinals. It was also both in a 4-2 win over Piscataway. great. That's something as a coach you also won the county championship the first year NBHS moved up from the Three of the four starters back are sen- look for to keep you going." seven times, the sectional title three White Division to the bigger Red Division, ior captains Chris Bronco on defense and times, and in 1993 they captured the Even after 32 years and 414 victories. The East Windsor Dynamo, a pre- training and a team camp to get the play- Boys U-ll (fifth grade) - Wednesday, Thursday, Oct. 27, 6:45 p.m.-8 p.m. mier U15 boys soccer team, is looking for ers ready for high school tryouts. Anyone Oct. 26, 6:45-8 p.m. and Thursday, Oct. Girls U-14 (seventh and eighth grade) one to two dedicated, hardworking play- interested in joining should contact 27, 6:45-8 p.m. — Wednesday, Oct. 26, 8 p.m.-9:30 p.m., era to complete the current roster. They [email protected] or (609) 426-4703 for fur- Boys U-12 (sixth grade) — Monday, and Thursday, Oct. 27, 8-9:30 p.m. are currently competing in MOSA at the ther details. Oct. 24, 6:45-8 p.m. and Tuesday, Oct. 25, If the participant makes the travel Premier flight, and will be moving to 6:45-8 p.m. team, the registration fee is $125. Uniform MAPS for the spring. They have a full The North Brunswick Basketball Boys U-13 (seventh grade) — fee is $65. Returning players do not have to winter planned, including multiple league Association will be holding tryouts for Wednesday, Oct. 26, 8-9:30 p.m. and purchase another uniform. Also required is play, and training, involving both soccer the upcoming season for the following age Thursday, Oct. 27, 8-9:30 p.m. a $100 work bond. Each participant has to skills, and strength, speed and condition- brackets. All tryouts will be held at North Boys U-14 (eighth grade) — Monday, sell one box of candy or pay $25. All of this ing. They will participate in numerous Brunswick High School gymnasium; Oct. 24, 8-9:30 p.m., and Tuesday, Oct. 25, is required at the Parents Meeting to be college-bound tournaments, as well as Boys U-10 (third and fourth grade) — 8-9:30 p.m. held on Tuesday, Nov. 1 at 7:30 p.m. at the State Cup play. They are professionally Monday, Oct. 24,6:45-8 p.m. and Tuesday, Girls U-12 (fifth & sixth grade) — linwood School cafeteria. For more infor- trained and will also conduct summer Oct. 25, 6:45-8 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 26, 6:45-8 p.m., and mation, visit www.NBbaaketball.org. 4O SENTINEL. September 29, 2005 A Greater Media Newspapers Advertising Section Real Estate in print <£ online at gmnews.com Meet the builder at grand opening of Charter Oak at Stouts Lane he MG Group is inviting homebuyers The estate homes at Charter Oak at and lifestyle," Nudelman said. "In fact, our to Meet [he Builder at the Oct. 2 Stouts Lane will sit on wooded one-acre- home designs are the product of listening to T grand opening of its latest luxury sin- plus cul-de-sac homesites and are priced our buyers ever since ouv company started gle-family Middlesex County community. from the mid $800s. building in the 1970s. We've built our repu- Chatter Oak at Stouts Lane in South "We are building estate homes of up to tation by paying attention to buyers' wants Brunswick." 5,000 square feet at Charter Oak at Stouts and needs, then bringing them to life in The event will be held at another nearby Lane and we will be offering a special magnificent homes designed for luxury and MG Group community, Charter Oak at incentive of $10,000 in decor oplions and a family comfort." Beekman Road. special landscaping package for buyers who Like the MG Group's other Middlesex 4We decided to hold the grand opening act quickly," Nudelman said. County communities, Charter Oak at Stouts offsite so buyers could view (he fully fur- The four-bedroom homes at Charter Oak Lane offers easy access to major highways nished model there," said builder Irwin at Stouts Lane come with a long list of and public transportation to Manhattan, plus Nudelman. 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Conventional 5.125% +0 pts. 10,000 lean amount- Principal 25% 38% 37% Program Rate+points +interest anceled tiyilio U.S. Department of Commerce (or "These numbara era used lot example purposss only. Ratas program, 30 yr. Jumbo 5.75%+0 pis. n prices of naw one-family houses Bold In the U.S. 2004 2005 taxes and qualifying parameters ma/ vary and can change al any time. 15 yr. Jumbo 5.375%+O pis. :i;NI>: Survey Date «/2a/0S. (A) Mortgage Banker. (B) Mortgago Broker, (C) Bank, CD) S & L, (E) Credit Union. © Copyright 2005 by Mortgage M- Jrmalion Services, Inc. 53 E. St. Charles Rd.. \ , 1L 6O18 I which is not affiliated with any tinuncial inslitulion. Companies pbovc pny a fee to appear in these tables and are required lo provide accurnl lid timely inTorniHiion to [iiiiiiripiilu. Rales are believed li rale but arc not woiranlcd and arc subject lo change without notice. Conventional loons arc based on loan amounts of $150,000, Jumbo loans .ire bused oi an amounts of $359,650. The % down indicates the sir BSl down i>:iyiiwtn required Tor llinl program. Pecs reflect liic cost of the appraisal and credii report. Points quoted include discount & origination. APR i jlntions include all costs payable to obtain credit and P.M.I. Private Mortgage Insurance). Luck Oiiys: ,HO-6O. Refuiiinct: rates may be indicated with nn "R'- precediHK the APR. » Lender Ii%fo: HOO-509-4636 * illtp://gi •••;-. •••.•••;,-.. • NS SENTINEL, September 29, 2005 43 EAST BRUNSWICK NEW BRUNSWICK PARLIN SOUTH BRUNSWICK BUY FOR $2875/MO. $749,900 BUY FOR $822/MO. $229,900 BUYFOR$1687/MO. $439,900 BUYFOR$1840/MO. $479,900 A uniquely beautiful custom designer home very Great starter, 2 bdrms, 1.5 baths, w/shared drive- Simply beautiful T/H in the Landings, has numer- Lovely 1900 model has 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, private location, wooded country setting. way S 1 car garage. Partially linished basement w/ ous ugrades, gourmet kitchen, island, 42" cherry Blue Ribbon Schools. 732-247-7800 (010014161) separate entrance. Many recent improvements. cabinets, cherry HAV floors, 9' ceilings, 2-way 732-297-0200 (043008344) Great large lot. gas F/P and the list goes on. A Must Seel Close BUYFOR$1188/MO. $309,900 732-247-7800 (010013347) to all trans. (164007732) Just unpack, 2 bedrooms, 2 lull baths, loft, fire- 732-525-1550 SOMERSET place, skylights, Pergo floors, formal dining room BUY FOR $1150/MO. $299,999 BUYFOR$1303/MO. $339,900 and professional faux painting. Picture perfect townhouse with ceramic tile In the heart of New Brunswick 6th ward, within SAYREVILLE 732-297-0200 (043008351) floor, 2 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, private patio. walking distance to College Ave., the NewBUY FOR $1188/MO. $309,900 732-297-0200 (043008357) Brunswick train station & the hospitals, this 3br, 4 BR Cape, hardwood floors thru-out, full dry BUY FOR $1047/MO. $272,900 2ba Colonial has been well maintained & will be bsmnt. Major improvements - New vinyl Siding, FRANKLIN PARK 2 bedroom Cape with a possibility of a 3rd bed- the perfect investment property. Newer windows, windows, bathroom, nice yard on dead end tree BUY FOR $916/MO. $238,900 room. Perfect opportunity to make this home furnace, front porch, & a maintenance free exte- lined rd. to woods. (164007761) Corner unit with so much light, owner just pur- into your dream home with a little TLC. rior make it ready to give you a positive cash flow! 732-525-1550 chased custom honeycomb blinds with room 732-247-7800 (010014110) 732-297-0200 (043008352) darkening & insulating features. BUY FOR $1189/MO. $310,000 732-297-0200 (043008350) WORTH BRUNSWICK TWP. Charming home w/great curb appeal. HDWD SOUTH RIVER floors under carpet, fenced in yard, newer win- BUY FOR $1725/MO. $450,000 BUY FOR $1878/MO. $489,900 dows & water heater. Close to major hwys, train Being sold as isl Large 4 bedroom, 3 bath Two Family! Stately all-brick Colonial, 12 rms, 3 KEANSBURG bus, ferry. (164007709) Colonial - large yard, nice neighborhood. full baths, two separate furnaces. Owner occu- BUY FOR $629/MO. $163,900 732-297-0200 (043008354) 732-525-1550 pied main home boasts 4 bdrms, walk-out Greater starter home everything is re-done, bath- basement, finished walk-up third fir. Apartment room, kitchen, roof, sunken LR, mint move-in- BUY FOR $1725/MO. $450,000 #2 features three rooms, first floor location 8. condition, fenced backyard w/deck, a must seel OLD BRIDGE separate entrance. Ottered at $489,900. 732-525-1550 BUY FOR $1648/fvlO. $429,900 732-247-7800 (010014149) A must see, corner lot, 2 full bath, full finished C|ose t0 Nvc trans (164007394) bsmt., 1-car garage, shows pride of ownership, walk to NYC buses. (164007766) 732-525-1550 EAST BRUNSWICK $279,900 DUNELLEN $279,900 EAST BRUNSWICK $1,999,999 SAYREVILLE BORO $314,900 KENDALL PARK $595,223 ntial (or Ihla charming 5 Ranch style end-unil w/2 bdrms, 2 lull baths In "The Dramatic water Ironl propartyl Featuring 6+ bed- Lovely upgraded 3 bdrm hoim South Brunswick's & Beskman anord's fln- droom, I bfilhiuutn n.-un inn ivniH-'idil! in.iiy rooms, 3.5 baths, ooumeoouimel kitchen, I + actasacas, 2 Her Cub." Plush carpeting, lighl & neutral Interior, brand neighborhood! A Mile TLC will Irartsforni mis decdkk overlookinlki g FamngloF n lakelk , FiihFinishedd bsmtbt. vtll hardwood doors, pool ;tl Spoclacular Premium lot, fenced In new stove & dishwasher, central air, attached I car house inlo a cozy cottage. (010014237) olflco. study, exercise rm, bedroom 8 pos'.itilr.- m ink; (010012882) backyard, above ground pool, Jacuzzi, garage. Ago restricted Community (Minimum age quarrterst . Wooded lot on a cul-de-sac in Easl shad, double Her deck 8 so much morel! 42). Offered at $279,900. (010013381) Brunnswicks . (01001.1129) (043008346) East Brunswick Office (732) 247-7800 East Brunswick Office (732) 247-7600 East Brunswick Office (732) 247-7800 East Brunswtek Office (732) 247-7800 South Brunswick Office (732)297-0200 BUY FORS1534MO. BUY FOR S1840 MO. OLD BRIDGE MONMOUTH JCT. $469,900 SOMERSET $340,000 SAYREVILLE BOROUGH $699,000 $399,999 SAYREVILLE $479,900 Meticulously maintained charming Colonial Waterfront Living in this extraordinary 4 Light, bright and airy end unit In Falcongate. Ideal opportunity (or this dellghlful home. in Desirable Old Bridge, large deck, Outstanding Sherwood Forest Colonial Brick lire- Localed on cul-de-sac overlooking woods. Begin home "ownership' here. BR, 2.5 bath home. Paradise like yard boasls large updated kitchen & bathrooms, full finished place In FR w/French doubled drs opening to a Once inside your new home, you don't real- swimming pool, lavish landscaping, pavers block bsmt and morall! (164007776) screened 3 season room, parklike private yard, ize that the rest of Ihe townhomes exist. palio, walkways completely fenced. 3-car garage fenced Inground pool, 2 zone heat & C/A, profes- (043008358) andTha List Goes On..,AMust Seelt (164007760) sional landscaping. (164007769) (732)525-1550 South Brunswick Office (732) 297-0200 South Brunswick Office (732) 297-0200 Old Bridge Office Old Bridge Office (732)525-1550 Old Bridge Office (732(525-1550 Keep searching on weichert.com Weichert One Click. Countless Homes. Realtors ' SENTINEL, September 29, 2005 Real Estate Briefs Prudential Fox & Roach Realtors Township High School Stadium at 7 p.m. salutes two sales associates in the North For information, call the Department of • • - COMMUNITY Brunswick office for being the office lead- Parks, Recreation mid Community Services • •• ers for the month of August. Jivmcs Sturgis at (732) 247-0922, ext. 478. Call Gloria i HOME LOANS has been recognized for listings. Maria Zastko, Realtors at (732) 297-0600. Is Pleased to Announce Reynolds, broker, relocation specialist, has : been recognized for volume and units. Visit Associates with the East Brunswick BOB FLAN1QAN the company's Web site at www.pru- office of Coldwell Banker Residential Has Joined The foxroach.com, Brokerage in New Jersey and Rockland -$£ j-tfffr jflfr S">* County, N.Y., pride themselves on the qual- Gloria Zasiko Realtors, North ity of service they provide to their clients Brunswick, is one of the sponsors of North and their extensive participation in commu- CoMMUNIlY 1 Brunswick Heritage Day Festival, which nity events. Sales associates with the office HOME LOANS TEAM will be held on Oct. 1 from noon to 5 p.m. recently participated in the Wellness and DIRECT 732-764-0002 OFFICE 866-844-6800 at Babbage Park in North Brunswick. The Fitness Expo held at the Brunswick Square 1 rain date is Oct. 2. The event celebrates Mall, an event that was co-sponsored by the New Jersey's Top Rated Mortgage Banker • 23 Years Mortgage Banking Experience <«£»» North Brunswick's history and the rich her- East Brunswick office and the East ' Diret Lender/Fast Approval • Competitive Rates and Mortgage Programs ~~ itage of the people who live there. There Brunswick Regional Chamber of ] «Commercial/SBA Programs Available r will be food vendors, entertainment, and a Coinniercc. Area residents and shoppers fireworks display ai North Brunswick were able to obtain information on a variety of health and fitness topics, as well as learn about the current real estate market and the multitude of services provided by the East Brunswick office. For information about COLDWELL BANKER real estate in the Middlesex or Monmoutli County areas or other community events that East Brunswick associates are partici- -RESIDENTIAL BROKERAGE— pating in, call the East Brunswick office of Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage at (732) 254-3750. The office is located at 288 Summerhill Road. Elaine Salva, branch manager of Weichert, Realtors East Brunswick office, announced diat two sales associates were EAST BRUNSWICK $459,900 MONMOUTH JUNCTION $369,900 MONROE $500,000 recognized for their industry successes in Very well maintained Ranch in Pine Ridge. All upgraded, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths. Living 55+ Communiiy, Wellington Model with 3 bed- the month of August. Donna Waiters led the Perfect Mother/Daughter, 4 bedrooms, 2.5 room, dining room, eat-in-kitchen and fin- rooms and 3 full baths. 2 car garage with pull office in listings. Cristina Lacerda led the baths. Award winning schools. (SBR0162) ished basement (SBR0313) down stairs for storage. 85K In upgrades. office in sales. These associates can be (SBR0199) reached at Weichert's East Brunswick office, (732) 247-7800, located at 180 Tices Lane. Beginning ?o there f „ *V yvv v~ Ortot, NORTH BRUNSWICK $292,900 NORTH BRUNSWICK $314,900 PRINCETON $679,500 Locationl Localion! Brick front 2 bedrooms, 2 bedrooms, 2.5 bath townhome with base- Totally redone in 1989, this 9 room, 2.5 bath 2.5 balhs townhome in Governor's Point. Near ment, one car garage, Lots of storage! home on a 3/4 acre treed corner lot must be pool, tennis courts, clubhouse. (SBR0198) Beautiful deck. seen to be believed! (SBR0266) JOSEPH FIORINO (SBR0208) REALTOR-ASSOCIATE9 [email protected] South Brunswick 3228 Route 27 North 732.297.7171 • MORTGAGE SERVICES • RELOCATION • OPEN HOUSES • COMMUNITY INFORMATION • PRRVII-WS • RKAI. :ARY • NEW HOMES • CONC1ERG1 SERVICES • COMMERI IAI I COLDUIGU. 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VERBAL, Heading HOLIDAY GIFT IDEA DAVE'S Appliance Service Specialist, Special Ed Special- & Summer Bed Clolhes 2 End tnhlcs S100 aa. Co. 1 yr, old. Exc. cond. W/12 Or Flyer. Top cash appraisal • makecLiM vi- 076 Cleaning 080a Handy 083 Masonry 087 Power 110 Autos for Sale I 110 Autos for Sale I 110 Autos for Sale I 110 Autos for Sale Domestic Persons Paving Washing ALL JOBS- Big & Small MRS. CLEAN BRASUSA BEYOND POWERWASHING ACURACL'01 - Silver VJI red CHEVY CORVETTE 'OB $5001 HONDAS FROM $5001 Reasonable. Free estimates. CONSTRUCTION Res. / Comm. Fully Insured Call Irving 732-792-7171 V.'inr. :IMII Anniv. Ed Aulo POLICE IMPOUNDS! European prof) I Slotlfll Rfl I1Q8FII Belgium Blocks, Concrete Free Est. Besi prices. (>•.()()() ini . |)/s. \U>,. v/.OOO ] Bhttl. 63.000 Curbs, Sidewalks. Driveways, lings: 600-749-8104 exi. 2730 ANY ODD JOBS - Can do Please call 732-261-0322 IH: .tofliti Cill /:iL'-252-6169 ii. Fasi, boau!i(ul car. S2.B0-0.,, S-Insured. 732-147-5511 Steps, Brick Mailboxes, Design lo haggling. 732-707-7679 HYUNDAI ELANTRA GLS '02 most anything. No Job Too BMW 7351'90-Black. 4 dr.. Burgundy. Per reel rcunJiii.ni, Pavers, Pool areas, S Repairs. 1YSLER PT CRUISER Small. Call John 732-251-0893 Full insurance protection, 8 yrs. Good RunniiK) cond Sunroof HONDA ACCORD EX '03 A NISSAN ALTIMA '99 - While AAA AUTOS WANTED BUSINESS & SERVICES = Junk & Running Cars/Trucks, Campers, Bfltes, Boats. 4ADJ TOP CASH SPAIDS 1- NISSAN ALTIMA, '99- Black, 1-800-4S4-8030 B2.000 ml., all power, sunroof, cd. good cond. $6,000. AAA RATED DONATIONS. Call 732-252-6511 DONATE YOUR CAR, Boat or AMMI Paving & ~ I Estate. IRS Tax Dsducl- Excavating JV PAVING NISSAN MAXIMA 'SO - 6 c .__ Free. Pk:k-Up/Town Any BASIMENT CONSTRUCTION UC. Inc. Professional Work L'..Jil,'H;r.ndillor "- p Under FINISHING Specialising In •AJ&SONS NEIGHBOR privileged Childi 908-21G-B723 or 732-7f30-G!3f • Roofing * Siding Comnierclal • IndusUlai • Residenlial • Driveways • Kitchen l., liiUi & SON JI5SAN MAXIMA '97 - Auto, • Windows • Doors • Driveways • Parking Lots • PAVERS Excellent cond. New tires. Remodeling • Roadways • Parking Lots Professional Wallpapering • Gutters •BLOCK WALLS A/C. 146,000 mi. $4,500. • Seal Coating* Crack Repair Inlerior 6 Exterior Palnilno AAA'CASH PAID • Ceramic Tiles Call732-7B6-9693 • and much more • Seal Coating Faun Painting All makes K models. Fast & •Line Striping •Belgium Block • RETAINING WALLS All Work Guaranteed Maxbllitlng • Ceramic Tile Repair OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS friendly service. 732-477-022a • Hardwood Floors FREE ESTIMATES Own 30 fyau ZtpeUtHU- Supreme '99- A/c, leather int.. • DECKS Home Imjmjvemenls CAR DONATIONS-Choose Senior Citizen Discounts Over 20 Years Experience sunroof. Great cond. B1.000 your charily: Children's Can- • Drywall & Decks Fully Insured - Fico Estimates • LANDSCAPING "Decorating Specialist" •rig, ml. 53,000. 732-716-0728 , Boy/Girl Scouls, Big Free Estimates Call Alex Call lor Free Estimates PONTlACPARISlENNEWng- lnf!r&.SPCft, Y MCA. AIDS, SAWS CONTRACTING, Lie 732-251-7805 732-416-0820 on '85. Tan. 46 000 orig mi '.iiiij I Homeless, and many 732-613-8598 731-84S-144O Like new * more-Free Pickup" Tax 732-342-9730 or 732-991-2689 609-426-9496 732-747-3845 bBstoflei f)t.(ju<;l(tjlo. t-BBB-395-3955 www. jamiconlracling.com 732-967-9393 PONTIAC VIBE '03 -Allwheel dflve,. ac, p/wl, p/sH p/doo* Jacks, tils wheel. 12 veil i'i[" rV, and nuiiii lurnllure fo outlets. Cruise control, abs, >vai MaKimiz-e vour IRS de- sunroof, log lighis, am^lrn ste- 'Hi"...- and h-elp teens In K & O HOME reo w/IOc-cl cnangsr. 31 mpo. risis. 1-800-338-6/24 MIKE'S MAZZOLA 77.000 hivy mik", f.l.i;rif,i,ii, ,1 IMPROVEMENTS L.L.C. B&S gara-ged. Silver. Greal car. WE BUY CARS & TRUCKS Since 1975 PAINTING $9,999. Call 732-254-2619 Running or not. Free removal. lUEiUllMTEK PAINTING 732-549-2491 or 732-718-5988 ASPHALT PAVING Interior • Exterior Jk TREE REMOVALS SUBARU FORESTER L 2000 • BATHROOMS • Diiveways • Parking Lots Expert Interior Painting AWD. auto ma lie, all power, FREE ESTIMATES • KITCHENS JB TREE TRIMMING • Custom Faux Finish CO, keyless entry. 1-10,000 116 Motorcycles (New or Restated] orig, ml. $7.100. 732-547-7487 • BASEMENTS •B Slump Grinding All Kinds of Repairs • Sheet Rotk • Speckling TOYOTA CAMRY SOLARA Mopeds • Nut • Reliable S E '02 - Red , very well • ADDITIONS wOt Spring Clean-Ups • DiivmySlone (Installed) wallpaper Removal mainianlneil. Remote slartar. Pavers Steps Patios • Fully Insured p ""["' Mulching Tiles • Basements Loaded. S11.500. 732-390-0396 HARLEY DAVIDSON 04 Free Estimates General Home Improvements •Top Soil (Fill DM • Free Estimates ^~~ TOTAL LAWN CARE Sporlsier 1200C, 1.400 mi. fu'fy/ni./7resFjf. MIDDLESEX MOHMOUTH Powerwashlng TRIUMPH SPITFIRE '60 .,:,,::,! ,-,• •.-,•<•• ml. Garage kepi, Call Joe Mozzola Exc. cond. Solid engine. IJICI. SB,700. Call 917-140-0310 732-738-8873 COUNTY COUNTY Fully Insured severe parls, manuals & second trans. 77.000 mi. $4,000. or 1-SII0-4S2-I1ATH (2284) 732-251-6981 732-355-9149 best offer. Call 732-5B3-B340 d y 732-254-2030 MH1M2W1 732-238-5789 17,0fJOcriq. ml. 100", l.n.lory VOLKSWAGON CABRIOLET, slock. MINT CONDITION. 'DB-Good cond. NBW conv. lop, SB,(100 Call 732-951 -0404 mere. Naads some work. Very clean. $2,0OW[ieg. 732-7S1-BB9B 11 Al 11 l:Y DAVIDSON 2002 GARDEN STATE portster XLH8fl3 Hygger. LENNY'S PAINTING FORAN VOLKSWAOON JETTA GLS liriKn.n]. Only •! :'(H (| mi LANDSCAPING l*n>fessional Painting '02 - Good cond. V-6 Silver S6 BOO net). 732-50O-719B MRS exter w/ btk. leather inter. PA & TREE SERVICE • Interior/Exterior PAINTING ls.. 40.000 miles. $14,000/ HONDA 400EX200<2 •Wallpaper Removal esl otter. 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Since I960 732-254-2572 Utility Vehicles 117 Trucks 732-238-8404 Vans pld.pfw,pi,ui l:.xc. roti'l i-.(r.ir,, GARDEN STATE PROTECTIVE PAVING BILL'S mtst see! ask. $6,600.732-44JKW73. S500f Tjucks/Cors From S500I LAWN SERVICE & LANDSCAPING K&M POOLS RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL Div. of Ken-Chel Corp. CHEVROLETBLAZER LT, POLICE IMPOUNDS! '95- Loaded, leather ii.tunir ings: 800-749-Q104 BSI. 9105 ' ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS Family ewiwi&L tptrAfid wttttPSt j • Fill Grand MiMtnanttStifte PAINTING •4x4. low p;i( k.iqu i: (t OriO rn PARKING LOTS • UnerSpedoHsts 53,500. CBlira2-31G-02flO CHEVROLET 'BB -SERIES INTERLOCKING BRICK INTERIOR • EXTERIOR 20 CONVERSION VAN. • il«) Stones. MIIUI, TopSoil Oelivered iiiin 24 loirs {most tans) • Openings & Closings FORD EXPEDITION, '99- PAVERS Goodconrjiiion. $000 • Chemktils • Safely Covers Eddie Bauer Edition, '99 Call 732-671-3574 • Iran S Stub Pruning • Feffiiiij Programs • Hartapi S Pavers DECORATIVE BLOCK WALLPAPERING & REMOVAL Exc. cond! Loacfad! 105,000 • Leak Detection ml. S!).OOO. CfiU 732-390-6610 3HEVY Aslro Conv. '9B, fvi.iik III • Landscape Wllalion i Renvalin • Fall Cfean lips WALLS POWERWASWNG BELGIUM BLOCKS • Installations • Renovalrons FORD EXPLORER XLT '95 - GunorClcaning • End Of Season Trltnininy Fully Insured Member APSP • Insured A dr. 4 Wheel dr.. 5 spd. Fully Insured * Bonded 147,000 miles, Am/lm cd., Over 25 Years Experience Free Estimates nil power. Alarm. Exc, conil CHEVY C20 CARGO VAN- Free Estimates $4,200 iieg. 732-390-503-1 88 Low miles, good shape. 732-257-5973 732-679-3276 J/S. P/8, am/lm cassette. "'3.900/besl offer. 732-548-6636 732-828-4177 732-329-6362 Grei ml. txc conrj. just lunet 54,700. Call 732-441-0767 ires & b FORD EXPLOHER, '95- Tope SB.500., neg. tine limit-ad e-dilio- ' - DODGE GRANO CARAVAN CUSTOM LANDSCAPING SPORT CONVERSION '99 le-d. seals 7, leather, TV, & LAWN CARE """"MASON VCR. 6CD player, video game Plumbing & Healing Servke, Inc. Bla l. ikup. Alarm sygtem, pow< "Yovr Satisfaction Is Our Nexl Referral" New (ires Exc. concl., ve Double Hung cloan. £10,300. 73.2-920-94427 • Complete Lawn Maintenance • Pruning Goer* SS ^/ ^ • Sewer & Drain Cleaning 1 • Boilers Casement FNFIN1TEOX4 00-Blacl<,l(il[y DODGE RAM '97 - 130.000 • Spring & Fail Clean-Ups Design • Driveways • Patios • Interlocking Pavers loaded. All power. Lsatlier • Water HeaHn Jew BOSS Snow Plow •Stone, Mulch, Topsail intei. Auto. 5 doois. AC, cd ;hed. Good COndilion. • Ponds • Fireplaus • Steps • Retaining Walls •Bow/Bay Windows am/tm, sunroof. Exc. cond. AllYotirPlumbing S14,000. neg. 732-6B5-7956 _.__t Sell. $6,000 o( Best •Pavers, Retaining Walls • Waterfalls 4// Phases of Brhk, Stone & Contrete Work Orfer. 609-581-8806. 6 Heating Nttis Fully Insitml'I'Ke Mutates • Landscape Lighting JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE T • Patios www.poloniaconstruction.com FORD 17 BOX TRUCK'90 LARADO-95-A-1 Cond. • Computer Imaging Driveways Fnt&fcota Uc. #11202 732-794-0766 Full/ loaded. Rebuilt 6 cvl Wilh loading ramp Diesel ijflt. 732-205-0086 732-525-8118 Sg,695. Call 732-390-8359 Good oonaitlon. $6,500. or 732-249-3447 offer. Mike 201 -321-0521 PH: 732-329-2222 Free Est. Full/ Insured & Licensed Excellent Refs. 732-525-8011 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE p www. (i' j'. i '• i ndow.com LAREDO, '94- 104,000 ml., Well FORD AEROSTAR- a7 nialnt. in/oui. lealhar. New: a/c, \\\ powaf, ci, fear air, runs battery, radiator, starter & bell. - '. 150.000 ml. $950./bes! Musi seel 54,000. 732-290-3077 Call 732-3fl0-33(.7 1 MITSUBISHI MONTERO 2001) FORD CARGO VAM F-150 PENALOZA & CALDERONE JDC •1x4 auto, ale, leather Int., CD '99 - p/s, p/b, atr. Good work BUDGET playar, 3rd row seats. 95,050 an. NewHres. 91.000ml!es. Asphalt Co., Inc S^.700. Call 732-521-0305 ROOFING & SIDING ROOFING orlg. ml. Greal cond. S12 000. TREE & LAHD$CAPIM€ SERVKES orSestorler. Call 908-930-7409 Residential • Commercial Specializing in Cape Cod $2500 RANGE ROVER HSE, '98 Fully 99 Exc. cond, 85, • Grass Culling Specializing In Paving of All pfioses of Roofing & Siding loaded. Needs some work. orig. mll. Loaded. Elec. siartet. •Tre« & Shrub-Pruning, Removal Seats Most Competitors Prices Bi Level $2700 Black. 113,000 miles. Ask. AsEing S15.50Q, 732-025-10^0 •Stump Grinding Custom Built Driveways $1 f ,000/besl offer. 732-679-6104 Senior Citizen Discounts Split Level $2900 GMC DUWP TRUCK 2002 •Springs Fall Ctean-Ups & Parking Lots f-~. Ctew Cab. Diesel. Excellent •Landscape-Designs WE STOP LEAKS! Carlson Brothers 112 Autos/Trucks Condition. Must Sell! $25,500 •STORM DAMAGE 732-521-5021 Free Estimates • Fully Insured Financing Available Wanted ~ .at Otter. 609-561-8B06. Fully Insured Free fslimores $100 Off ^GUC JIMMY'88% 732-246-1320 732-738-8846 4WD, 2 door, • '« • Serving East Brunswick Call Dennis Coupon ower windows, 139,000 mi. 732-257-1170 #1 AUTO PROGRAM $1,100 or Best Off or. Fulfy tmitrnl, f r« tama Dwntr Operated Since 1960 Pager #827-9241 (908) 272-1266 Call «• 732-948-1581 I www.carlsonbrothers.cam I DONATE CARS LYMOUTH VOYAGER '96 Help Fight Body & inleibi greal condition, •- . 71,000 ml. Needs work. CHILDREN'S $1,250. Call 732-613-4435 CANCER American Children's Society Man a lap an, New Jersey Same Day Free Tow ill 732-431-0718 TAX DEDUCTIBLE TOYOTA 4 RUNNER'94 IRS Forma at PJckirp 4x4, Red, Good Condition. 133,000 ml. Must Sell! 732-972-3099 Asking $4,200. 732-2S1-B12S www.chlldranscharmeH.com r SENTINEL, September 29, 2005 51 CANSONES **UNCOLN-MERCURy 2005 Mercury Sable 2005 Mercury Montcgo New 2005 Lincoln LS Buy For, Buy Foiv WW 27 Hwy MPG, 27 Hwy MPG, 24 Hwy MPG, $2,003 Est. Annual $2,003 Est. Annual $2,460 Est. Annual Fuel Cost!" Fuel Cost." Fuel Cost!* Slk# 5G609080, Demo, 4 Dr, 6 (yl, Auto, ABS, FWD, Pl/PM/PW, Pwr Sllrf 5Y621134,4 Dr, 8 Cyl, Aulo, Pwr Sleerinj/Brakes, PW/PL/PM/PS, Alloy Slk# 5A6088I2 Used, 4 Dr, 6 Cyl, Auto, PL/PM/PW, Pwr Brakes/ Wlreels, Tilt, Cruise, Lealker, /M/ffl/CD, Sunroof, Arm, Keyless Enlry, MS8P Steering, RR Defrosl, Keyless Entry, Tin), A/C, Leather, Air Bans, AH/FM/CD, Brakes/Steering, rill, Moonroof, RR Defrosl, fVr Seats, Keyliss Entry k/l, Cruise, Alloy Wheels, MSIP $26,800. $1,000 Sansone Omer Loyally Rebate. lint, Traction Control, Alarm, Air Bags, Cruise, CO, MSRP $28,340. Moles: $41,255. Rebates: $3,500 Mtnuf., SI ,000 Sonsone Owner loyalty. To qualified buyers. $1,000 Returning lease, $1,000 Sansone Owner Loyally. To qualified buyers. To qualified buyers. WE FINANCE YOUR FUTURE ...NOT YOUR PAST! CALL RIGHT NOW FOR PRE-APPROVAL 800-791-1649 CANSONEST LINCOLN-MERCURY 90-100 ROUTE 1 • WOOOBRIDGE, NJ 07001 CALL TODAY (888) 375-1073 WWW.RT1 AU TO IUIALL.COM All prices plus tax,license,reg.and $199 Doc.fee. This advertisement acts as a coupon and must be presented at time ot sale. Dealer is not responsible for typographical errors or omissions. Photos are for illustrative purposes only. All rebates to qualified buyers. On approved credit, "Source: US Department of Energy ( New 2006 Toyota Corolla New 2006 Toyota Canny New 2005 Toyota Sienna 31HwyMPG, 34HwyMPG, 24HwyMPG, $1,178 Esl. Annual Fuel Cos!!* $964 Est, Annual Fuel Cost!* $2,303 Est. Annual Fuel Cost!* Sllrf 55375180, Wogon, 6 Cyl, Auto, AIS, FWD, 5fk# 6C5680S5,4 Dr, 4 Cyl>lo, PM, Btrtket Sllrf 6U1I3151,4 Dr, 4 Cyl, Auto, ABS, Pl/PM/PW, per mo.' per mo.' Pl/PM/PW, Cruise, AM/FM/CO, Roof Dock, Air Bogs, per mo.' Seals, RR Defrost, fVr Brakes/Sreering, Cloth, I'm Brakes/Steering, Bucket Seals, RR Defrost, lilt, A/C, Ail BacftAM/FM/CD, MSRP $15,562. (loth, Tint, A/C, Air Bogs, AM/ FM/CO, Cruise, Traction Control, A/C, Tint, Cloth, Keyless Entry, Pwr MSRP $20,050. Steerina/Brakes, RR Defrost, Tilt, MSRP $26,305. J36 month lease. Down payment of $2,280. Total poyments of 36 month lease. Down payment of $2,250. Total payments of $7,164, 136 month lease. Down payment of $2,200. Total payments of $6,084, purchase option ot lease and for $7,582.12,000 miles per urchase option at lease end for $10,274.12,000 miles per year, $.15 $8,964, purchase option at lease end for $15,108.12,000 miles per year, $.15 per mile over. $400 bank fee. $2,499 due ot signing. To ler mile over. $400 bank fee. $2,449 due at signing. To qualified year, $0.15 per mile over. $400 bank fee. $2,449 due at signing. To qualified buyers. No security deposit. All prices plus title, license, req. luyers. No security deposit. All prices plus title, license, reg. and $199 qualified buyers. No security deposit. All prices plus title, license, reg. and $199 Dot. fee. Offer expires 9/30/05. )oc. fee. Offer expires 9/30/05. and $199 Doc. fee. Offer expires 9/30/05. WE FINANCE YOUR FUTURE ...NOT YOUR PAST! CALL RIGHT NOW FOR PRE-APPROVAL 800-791-1649 CANSONESTTOYOTA 5^S •* 90-100 ROUTE 1 • WOODBRIDGE, NJ 07001 TIME CALL TODAY (888) 508-4603 HBNOHWlOt IHUKUHCF [HINT i> EVERYBODY WIKJ ti WWW.RI1AUTOMALL.COI All prices plus tax, license, reg.and $ 199 Doc.fee, This advertisement acts as a coupon and must be presented at time of sale. Dealer is not responsible for typographical errors or omissions. Photos are for illustrative purposes only. All rebates to qualified buyers. On approved credit.'Source: US Department of Energy ( 2004 GHYSLER SEBRING CONK Auto., V6, PS, MS, AC Cruise, Jiff, Alloys, Keyless Entry, Rear Defrost, Stk #14535 rin MN39138Q, MSRP $31,225, Dayton Disc. $7325 2008 CHEVY 2005 CHYSLER PT CRUISER COBALT CONK 4 Cyl., Auto., Cruise, PS, PB, AC, AM/M/CD, Stk M640, Vin #47*41200, Auto., V4, PS, ABS, AC, Cruise, Tilt, Alloys, Keyless Entry, Rear Defrost, Stk 015524 $16,015, Rebates $1500. Cash/Trade $999 Vin 051296502, MSRP $29,745, factory Rebate $1500, Disc. $3246 2004 CHEVY IMPALA Aulo.,V6,l>/Bmhs,f, AC Srt fV4$45, Vin 049460196, MSRP $22520 21, $1000 Bonus Cosh Z004 CHEVY COLORADO CREW CAB Auto., V5, 3.51, ABS, P/Sfeen'ng, AC, Cruise, Jilt, Stk HV4594, Vin X4S169664, MSRP $24,500, Dayton Disc. $500, $1000 Bonus Cash 79,Vmf4R239W7, FOR ADDITIONAL DISCC —ALL STORE HOURS: M-F 9-9 & SAT 9-6 54 SENTINEL, September 29, 2005 CANSONES VtAUAThMAZDAl "«* . New 2005 Mazda 6 2004 Mazda 6 Wagon New 2005 Mazda RX8 Buy ror(^ Buy For r 26 Hwy MPG. Hwy MPG. $1,842 Est. $1,904 Est. $2,258 Est. Annual Annual Annual Fuel Cost!" Fuel Cost!* Fuel Cost!* Stk# 55M52137,4 Dr, 4 Cyl, ftulo, ABS, Pl/PM/PW, Pwr Brakes/ Sltf mm, Dtrno, 11mm, 6 Cyl, to, [WO, Pw StraiBj/Jiokes, Stkl 50145271,2 k Moni PM Steeri»i/«riikes, WWk, W, % fck, Steering, RR Defrost, lilt, Keyless Entry, Cloth, A/C, Air Bags, Cruise, FW/Pi/PM/PS, A/(, Alloy Wheels, Air Bags, Tint, RR Deta, till, (raise, L Air lags, lint, RR Defrost, Till, (raise, Clolh, Bucket Seals, AM/FM/CD, Moonral, CO, MSRP $201505. Rebates: $2,000 Customer Cash, $l 000 Mazda Suiiel Seals Healed Seals, AH/fH/CD, Mnoiirool, Alarm, Keyless Entry, IMP Alarm, Keyless Entry, MSRP $30,655. Rebates: $1,500 Manuf. with financing ibreugb American Credit, $1,000 Sansone Owner Loyalty. To qualified buyers. in, 110. Rebate: $1,000 Sonsone Owner Loyally. To qualified buyers. Mazda Credit, $1,000 Sansene Owner Loyalty. To qualified buyers. WE FINANCE YOUR FUTURE ...NOT YOUR PAST! u CALL RIGHT NOW FOR PRE-APPROVAL FOR YOUR TRADE 800-791-1649 "r 90-100 ROUTE 1 • WOODBRIDGE, NJ 07001 CALL TODAY (866) 427-0820 WWW.RT1 AUTOMALL.COM All prices plus tax, license, reg. and $199 Doc. fee. This advertisement acts as a coupon and must be presented al time ol sale. Dealer is not responsible tor typographical errors or omissions. Photos are for illustrative purposes only. All rebates to qualified buyers. On approved credit. "Source: US Department of Energy ( acac SENTINEL, September 29, 2005 55 NSONES NISSAN New 2006 Nissan Altima New 2006 Nissan Maxima SE New 2005 Nissan Pathfinder 29 Hwy MPG, Stk# 5C768B62,5C768982, Model $1,270 Est. Annual Fuel Cost!* Code 097)5,4 Dr, 6 Cyl, Auto, 4x4, Stk# 6C8G1366.6CB01936, Model ABS, PWM/PW, Pwr Brakes/ Stk# 6N304887,6N3Q5703, MDdel Steering, Till, RR Defrost, Bucket Code 05716,4 Dr. 4 Cyl, Auto, FWD, Code 08216,6 Cyl, Auto, FWD, Traction Control, Pwr Steering/ Brakes, Seats, Pwr Seats, Keyless Entry, Cloth Traction Control, Pwr Steering/Brakes, 579 Tint, A/C, AWD, Root Rack, PW/PUPM, A/C, Alloy Wheels, Air PW/PL/PM/PS, A/C, Alloy Wheels, Air Bags, Tint, RR Defrost, Tilt, Cruise, AM/FM/CD, Alloy Wheels, Bags, Tint, Tilt, Cruise, Cloth, MSRP $28,820. AM/FM/CD, Alarm, Keyless Entry, per mo. Cloth, Bucket Seats, AM/FM/CD, Alarm, per mo. per mo. MSRP$21,0S0. Keyless Entry, MSP.P $27,690. 24 month lease. Down poymenl of $2,999. Loyalty rebate applied. Total 24 month lease. Down payment of $3,999. Loyally rebate applied. Total 42 month lease. Down payment of $1,99?.. Tolalpayments $9,450, payments $4,847. Purchase option at lease end for $14,076.12,000 miles per payments $9,703. Purchase option al lease end for $18,252.12,000 miles per purchase option at lease end for SI 5,851.12,000 miles per yeor, year. $0.15 per mile lor excess mileage. $550 bank fee. $3,900 due al signing. year. $0.15 per mile for excess mileage. $550 bank fee. $4,999 due al signing. $0.15 per mile for excess mileage. $550 bank fee. $3,499 due ol No security deposit. $1,000 Sansone Owner Loyalty Rebate. To qualified buyers. No security deposil.Sl ,000 Sansone Owner Loyolly rebate. To qualified buyers. signing. To qualified buyers. No security deposit. WE FINANCE YOUR FUTURE ...NOT YOUR PAST! CALL BIGHT NOW FOR PRE-APPROVAL 800-791-1649 NISSAN 90-100 ROUTE 1 • WOUDBRIDGE, NJ 07001 CALL TODAY (8OO) 791-1641 WWW.RT1AUTOMALL.COM AH prices plus tax, license, reg. and S199 Doc. fee. This advertisement acts as a coupon and must be presented at time ol sale. Dealer is not responsible lor typographical errors or omissions. Photos are lor illustrative purposes only. All rebates to qualed buyers. Bottom Line On approved credit. "Source: US Department of Energy ( BUYING IS EASY, CREDIT IS EASY, TLOUJ ^PRIIES" ^-" miLEncE CREDIT New 2005 Hyundai Santa Fe New 2005 Hyundai Elantra New 2006 Hyundai Sonata 23HwyMPG, 34 Hwy MPG, Stk# 6A113881,4 Dr, 4 Cyl, $2,422 Est. Annual Fuel Cost!* $1,S33 Est. Annual Fuel Cost!* Manual, ABS, FWD, Traction Stltf 5U0040M, Wagon, Auto, 6 Cyl, Control, PW/PL/PM, A/C, ABS, FWD. Traction Control, Pwr Slk# 5UT61906,4 Dr, 4 Cyl, Pwr Steering/ Brakes, Steering/Brakes, PW/PIVPM, A/C, Manual, FWD, Pwr Steerin Air Bags, Tint, RR Detrost, Alloy Wlieels, Air Bags, Tint. RR Defrost, Brakes, PW/PIVPM, A/C, - Tilt, Cruise, Cloth, Bucket Tilt, Cruise, Cloth, Bucket Seats, per mo. Air Bags, Tint, RR Defrost, Seals, AM/FM/CD/Cass, Cass/CD, Roof Rack, Alarm, Keyless Tilt, Cloth, Bucket Seats, Alarm, Keyless Entry, Entry, MSRP $22,495. AM/FM/Cass, Alarm, Keyless MSRP $18,995. Entry, MSRP $13,979. 24 month lease. $0 down payment. Purchase option at lease end for $11,922,12,000 miles per year, $0.15 per mile over. $595 bank fee. $694 due at lease signing. Ho security deposit. Rebates: $3,000 ManuL, $1,000 Sansone Hyundai Owner Loyalty, $1,000 Hyundai Owner Loyalty, Rebates: $1,250 Manuf., $1,000 Sansone Hyundai Owner Loyally, Rebates: $1,000 Sansone Hyundai Owner Loyalty, $1,000 Hyundai $1,000 Recent College Grad (past 12 mos.) and $750 Military. To . $1,000 Hyundai Owner Loyalty, $1,000 Recent College Grad (past 12 Owner Loyalty, $1,000 Recent College Grad (past 12 mos.), $750 qiialilisil buyers. mos.), $750 Military. To qualified buyers. Military, $1,000 Competitive. To qualified buyers. WE riNANCE YOUR FUTURE ...NOT YOUR PAST! CALL RIGHT NOW FOR PRE-APPROVAL 800-791-1649 CANSONES^HyUNDAI •^90-100 ROUTE 1 • WOODBRIDGE, NJ 07001 CALL TODAY (888) 326-7109 WWW.RT1 AUTOMALL.COM All prices plus tax, license, reg. and $199 Doc. fee, This advertisement acts as a coupon and must be presented at time of sale. Dealer is not responsible for typographical errors or omissions. Photos are for illustrative purposes only. All rebates lo qualified buyers. On approved credit. 'Source: US Department of Energy ( New 2005 Suzuki Forenza New 2006 Suzuki Grand Vitara New 2005 Suzuki XL7 30HwyMPG, 24HwyMPG, Stltf 541089)0, < Dr, Auto, t Cyl, «4, Wagon, PI/PW/PM, % fcls, Cruise, $1,842 Est. Annual Fuel Cost!* 549 $1,571 E»t. Annual Fuel Cost!' AII/WCO, to lojs, A/C, linl, doth, K»yk &*I A" Stanty fcffllifB(SIlHS!PS!3,8H. B(Jy FOR Stk# 5K082269,4 Dr, 4 Cyt, Manual, FWD, Pwr Slk# 64100153,4 Dr, 6 Cyl, Manual, ABS, FWD, Steering/Brakes, A/C, Air Bogs, Tint, Till, Cloth, per mo. P»r Steering/Brakes, PW/PI/PM, A/C, Alloy AM/FM/Coss/CD, MSRP S13,994. Wheels, Air Bags, RR Defrost, Till, Cloth, CD, 113,900 MSRP $19,899 113,90 "More Passenger Volume than Ford Focus IH4 Bud Honda Hull" 47 month Sunn limy with a 48th payment option of $3,358,3.56% 29 month Smartbuy with a 30th payment option of $9,750,6.22% APR, $0 down payment, S595 bank fee, 12,000 miles per year, $0.20 APR, $0 down payment, $595 bank fee, 12,000 miles per year, $0.20 "mare Horsepower Than Hyundai Sante le" per mile over, no security deposit, $595 due ot signing. Rebates; per mile am, no security deposit, $595 due at signing. Rebates: $500 51,500 Mnnuf., $1,000 Sansone Suzuki Owner Loyally, $1,000 Manuf., $2,000 lease, $1,000 Sansone Suzuki Owner Loyally, $1,000 XL7 Rebates: $1,750 Mnnuf., $1,000 Sonsone Owner Loyalty, $1,000 Recent College Grad (past 12 mos.), $750 Military, $1,000 Suzuki Recent College Grad (past 12 mos.), $750 Military, $1,000 Suzuki College Grad, sAo Military, $1 ,fa) Suzuki Owner Loyalty. To Owner Loyally. To qualified buyers. Owner Loyalty, To qualified buyers. lied buyers. WE FINANCE YOUR FUTURE ...NOT YOUR PAST! CALL RIGHT NOW FOR PREAPPROVAL 800-791-1649 CANSONESTSUZUKI ** 90-100 ROUTE 1 • WOODBRIDGE, NJ 07001 £(866) 781-2733 W .RT1AUTOMALL.COM AMERICA'S "1 WARRANTY All prices plus tax, license, reg.and $199 Doc.fee. This advertisement acts as a coupon and must be presented at tiimi e of sale. Dealer is not responsible for typographical errors or omissions. Photos are for illustrative purposes only. Alll rebrebate« s to qualifiequ d buyers. On approved credicreditt . *Source'Source: US Department of EnergEnerqyv ( • 58 SENTINEL, September 29, 2005 IIS WEEKEND AT D'AMICO • Brand New 2005 Mercury Brand New 2005 Mercury ; 4Door, W, AL'!O. PS, ABS, AC, DijaU'S-dSABLo ftlrbngs, Siereo.usse1leE , Power Winflofts/Lccks/Seatf GRAND MARQUI! LS SEDAN TmntWooriroof Lu [I ' n I M^RP S27 395 Price Includes ROlPWita.!!,: "•,'(• h h T.riOr STK#S6S4. . ;•;«••; [JiPiijrD^Miii j?SCOPactoiy Discount MSRP.S26.745. Price Includes R&balesJDiscoLrnl- SJQOO Faclory, S3245 Dealer Discoun! YOU SAVE 10,095 YOU SAVE $7245 YOU SAVE «16.950 17300 19500 31.500 2001 LINCOLN SIGNATURE SERIES TOV/N CAR 4*. VS. auto. ps. ABS. etedmoc dimcritrt. Serso'tassW dra, pw wrt; It-- K ;,! l.i I 1' I lower Prices.' Pricts rnilude all costs lo be paid by i consumer except licensing costs, taxes, lire 8, registration tees. -Ford Employee Purchase on seled 2005 vehicles thru October 3,2005. fWilh approved credit thru primary lender' vehicle chosen, down payment, monlhly payment, lerms S condilions mny vojy. "Thru Lincoln; see dealer. Photos For illustrative purposes only. Ad cars sold cosmelically as is. Dealer nol responsible for errors or omissions. Ad supercedes all prior offers. ©2005, FJL Advertising. SENTINEL, September 29, 2005 59 MODEL YEAR END CLEARANCE ALTIMA 2.5S $67 $O SECURITY DEPOSIT lib.'. •(( > •.••! M. •.••• I';', f'f! •"• [Mil/ i'l.i In •:(••••, y.;,, i [i f,,,., 1 1 ; I!, .r Grander, Automate, PS, ABS, AC. Dual Alfbjns Cruise Con! ro' S!--rnH.[) I', .. .,: Li • Uvlh '.Mi [••••• .ii"i';.,.!••, -.'. Lf'.-y :>lK'..-'.'-, ¥ir;.,.\j'..f.l ',! ! CiM '• /•"lyWMe-l't r.r-,1. • l"n!i/ !! IK^/Ui Vl!j^:..i u;(J5 MSRP $25 270 ^I.-HO.PaynienlInc.Rebaies:S750 ACT.-20,.I; r! ,,.;:/;.:-->co'egeGrad. Paymenl Inc. Rebate: i?M Acrno Owior Loyalty 8 WOO College Grad. 2 AT THIS PRICEI J 2 AT THIS PRICEI BRAND NEW 2005 NISSAN BRAND NEW 2005 NISSAN BRAND NEW 2005 NISSAN MURAN$ O S AWD XTERRA S 4X4 MAXIMA SE $ LEASE 18H^^^^F^^^^6F 42 218 FOR ONLY: • ^Bi^ ^1^^ MOS. JIM H ^^>^V $O SECURITY DEPOSIT SECURITY DEPOSIT SECURITY DEPOSIT 4 Door, 6 Cylinder, Automatic. PS. ABS, AC, Dial Airbags, Cruise Control, Sierav'CD. Rear Defog^w, 4Dott, 6 CytndH, Aiiorrutc PS ABS, AC, Dual Aiibags, SKiwCO, Rear Oe IDow, 6 Cyliylei. Wonalic. PS. *B& AC. DitJ AirtMgs. CUKS ConUol, SBreiCO. R«ar DsbMei, PcwerWmdowsloctoSeat CWii Interior. Tinted Glass, ABoyWIisc-!, I". !,::,v,rm K-,1 ^fni'/ WWo«S/Locls,CMi:i'••..-( |. !, ]i,i . ;.!.• V.i ••' *..., :,[i-y!.ir.' r , L STOMW VIW5W43J243 MSRP S29 610 PaiTnenl Inc Rebate; $750 Acme Ouier Loyalty MSRP S26.4IC r,i,ii, :! I.-.- F, !•,'-; S75O Ac™ o*w( Lojaily 4 $500College grad STK*?M7. WNlia76777 MSRP S2S.640 PaiTOM Iw. FteM6: ST50 AOM Owiei LoyaNy. v 2 AT THIS PRICEI / 2 AT THIS PRICE! 2 AT THIS PRICEI '01 HYUNDAI '02 NISSAN '01 NISSAN '01 TOYOTA '02 NISSAN '03 LINCOLN '02 NISSAN ACCENT SENTRA SE-R FRONTIER RAV-4 4X4 MAXIMA GLE LS PATHFINDER LE 4X4 Ityl, «ulo, ps, AES, ot. alibogi sleteo/ fi Prices include all costs lo a consumer, except for license costs registration, taxes S tire lets. AWilli approval; payment, term 8, other conditions may vary; see dealer. *Willr approval; on select models for selecl terras, tin sales volume lor calendar year 2004 lor single franchise dealers in NJ based on Nissan NE Ream Dealer Sales Rankings. Leoses dosed end S based on terms above, 12K mi/p/yr, 15C p/mi after; require $3000 Down, $550 Bank Fee 8 SO Sec Deposit. DUEOOELIVAOFAEP/ICOST: ftllimo: S36F7/5158/1455B/SI58. Frontier: $3667/6358/l7W«358. Murano: $3736/113J2/16877/11362. Xlerra: S37(6/8734/lM38/8734. Maxima: $376t/S782/l7756/8782. Musi qooto for rekles; see dealer; Acme loyalty: most trade in new vehicle bought from Acme Nissan in tbe past 12 mos. Photos for illuslralion only. Dealer not responsible for errors/omissions. Ad acts as a coupon I must be presented at lime of sale. Ad expires 9/30/05. ©2005 FJL Advertising. 60 SENTINEL, Seplembei 29,2005 NEW JERSEY'S #f VOLUME DEALER! 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