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SCOn PJLLING staff Andrew Scheckner, 13, of North Brunswick, rams a friend with his bumper car at the North Brunswick Youth Sports Festival June 14. Story, page 3. A Grape Escape from daily hassles Entertainment into oak barrels, where it sits and is tested. Check out this week's Dayton winemaking Four months later the wines are racked, Just Got According to Nye, sediment (or lees) that has Page 20 school described as a fallen to the bottom is removed, the barrels 'playground for adults' arc cleaned, and wine is put back or "topped off." BY MELISSA CIFELLI The final step is to bottle, cork, label and Quote of the week: Stall'Writer shrink seal the wine, Nye said. t's all about fun and good wine. According to Nye, proper testing and "Economically, I think we're readings are critical throughout the wine- doomed by imports. I believe The Grape Escape, South Brunswick's first and only wine-making school, has making stages. It is particularly crucial to in a nice balance but we I maintain a clean barrel to prevent disease. completed two successful wine seasons and underestimate the quality of "Once a barrel is diseased, it is ruined for- American goods." is now taking orders for its Fall Crush. The school, located on Stults Road in ever," Nye said. Nye said The Grape Escape uses the lat- — Susan Coppola Dayton, blends Old World wine-making with % Page 11 the latest technology, according to proprietor est in cleaning and sanitizing technology, Thomas Nye. such as their $10,000 O-Zone machine, Nye, along with his wife, Nancy, brought which cleanses barrels without the use of The Grape Escape concept to South chemicals. Index Brunswick in October. Wine's pH levels are monitored, as too Classified/Employment .35 MIGUEL JUAREZ staff high a level of sulfate creates a bad taste. The Grape Escape offers beginner, inter- Thomas and Nancy Nye, owners of The Grape mediate and advanced winemaker courses Readings for a grape's sugar content must Crossword 21 Escape wlne-maklng school, stand by thealso be at correct levels, Entertainment 20 for two wine seasons. The first season, which pressing machine used to crush grapes. creates wine with California grapes, runs "Certain practices have to be followed," Obituaries .27 from September to October, and the second wines are popular favorites, Nye said. Nye said in the wine-making process. Opinion .18 season, specializing in Chilean wine, runs To make your own bottle, it takes only Those tests, according to Nye, are not Police Beat , ,22 from April to May. four one-horn" sessions spread over a 10- often done -with homemade wines, "People just go crazy for California wine," month period. All this is done so The Grape Escape can Real Estate ...... ,28 ' In the first session, Nye said, grapes are provide customers with winery-quality prod- Sports , ... .25 Nye said. California's grapes, which create wines pushed through a crushing machine. ucts, Nye said. with gvcat consistency and numerous fruity Students learn how to destem and crush Already, The Grape Escape has made 60 wines, are more well-known in Ameiica, grapes, and start the first fermentation. barrels of wine from its first two seasons, making it a popular and marketable season, The next session starts 10 to 14 days with 40 from the California varieties, and 20 Nye said. after fermentation begins. According to Nye, of Chilean. skins are removed and juices are pressed Varieties such as Barbera and Sangiovese (Continued on page 9) 2 SENTINEL, June 23, 2005
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PHOTOS BY SCOn PILLING Staff It was a bumpy ride for two visitors (above) at the North Brunswick Youth Sports Festival June 14. At right, Kayla Irlzarry, 8, takes a ride on the merry-go-round. A 'Field of Dreams' in North Brunswick common funnel cake. Annual carnival Campbell didn't enjoy the typical carni- raises funds for val food. "I don't like hot dogs and hamburgers. youth sports teams Maybe I'll have ice cream and smoothies, I1Y JENNIFER AMATO something sweet," she said. '• Staff Writer However, the food distribution created a bit of controversy. For the first year, the NORTH BRUNSWICK - Play ball! sports organizations set up a tent to cook Thanks to the Youth Sports Festival their own food. Although Amusements of before to prepare, we work from 6 until 10 and attractions. held June 14 through June 19, the spoils America was able to rent out food stations, [p.m.], and then we clean up," Ferrotti said. "The thing with the smallest woman organizations in town can be assured they festival organizers said they abused their "It is nice because we've got a good team. [titled ^World's Smallest Woman'] was can continue to play. contract. While it's a lot of work ... it's nice because weird because you don't expect it. She's a The festival, now in its eighth year, "We had an agreement, which they it's for the kids." real woman, but pretty small. It's kind of fund-raises to support the soccer club, the broke," said Michael And the kids were the most important surprising," said Andy Martin, of Franklin. travel basketball club, the softball and Ferrotti, one of the part of the festival. His friend, Raya Stantcheva, also of baseball clubs, and Adams AC football and food handlers. Maria Cukor, Franklin, liked the rides the best. cheerleading. "Amusements of of East Bruns- "Sea Ray, 1001 Nachts and Tornado "This was the best one we've had yet," America was sup- wick, brought her were my favorites," she said. "Andy told me said Jerry Kahn, one of the committee posed to have no daughter, Eve, about [this]. Carnivals are fun so I decided members. 'There was nice weather so it games. They were lim- who had her entire to go. I will come back again." was really successful. The weather was the ited to the number of face painted like a Cecilia DellaVilla and Samantha key. We broke records; we had close to food stands they could monarch butterfly, Ortolano, both of Milltown, loved the 20,000 people over the course of six days. It have; only one to see Mr. Ray per- bumper cars. looked like the 'Field of Dreams' on sausage and pepper form on June 16. "They were the best. It was the funnest Saturday with all of the cars on Route 1. and one cheese steak, . "We have two ride ever, just being free and bumping into Everyone enjoyed themselves. There were and no funnel cakes," of his CDs, He is a anybody," Ortolano said. "This is a really a lot of smiling faces." said Rich Fabian, also Jjig attraction in great carnival." Evgenia Campbell, of Latvia, who is vis- serving the food. "We our house," said DellaVilla agreed. iting the U.S., heard about the carnival moved our funnel- Maria Cukor. "The people here are a lot more friendly through her friend, She said in Latvia cake maker out front Sisters Steph- than people at any carnivals," she said. there are similar carnivals to the ones in because we figured it any and Solace One of those people was Councilman America. was a better location Mensah-Narh Ralph Andrews, who volunteered to run "There are, but maybe not so big. I like [since their stand was played Let's Go the spinner and shuffleboard games. this because it is more for children. [In located at the Fishing, where "I was one of the founding people of Latvia] there is maybe only a merry-go- entrance to the festi- you win a prize North Brunswick basketball. I remember roimd. I have pleasure looking at things val]. It has proven to once you hook a when [the festival] was back in Sabella and at the children," she said. be helpful. We sold as fishing pole into Park, and there were youth sports games The children had plenty to look at as many [Thursday the mouth of a played and a little carnival. Over the years • well. Amusements of America furnished night] as [Wednesday] shark. it has expanded to this," he said. the rides, including the Scrambler, Musik night." "I never went The Party Dolls, The Nerds, Glen Express, 1001 Nachts, Wacky Worm roller Other than the fishing before Burtnik's Rock Academy and "Kenny the coaster, Chilly Willy, Cliff Hanger, Tornado, slight discrepancy, [but] I didn't want Dom" appeared. International Fireworks bumper cars and a carousel. State Fair pro- Ferrotti and Fabian a prize because I put on a fireworks display on Saturday. vided common festival games such as said their first have lots of teddy Bristol-Myers Squibb sponsored the enter- Krazy Kans; Let's Go Fishing; Lucky attempt at selling food bears at home," tainment and fireworks. Ducky; Game World featuring soccer, base- was successful. Solace said. "It takes six to nine months to plan. We ball and football tryouts; Shooting Stars "This is my third "It was more go two days before to set up and two days machine guns; and Knock Me Over, Rover. year. Each year it gets fun playing bas- after to finish; it becomes a 10-day proposi- The amusement company also brought ketball. I didn't tion," Kahn said. "Overall, it was very suc- a llittll e bbi t bbetter, we Andy Hayden, 4, of O,d B^e, flshes fc, a prtze. along food stands, serving sausage and make a Ut« cessful. Everyone chipped in, and we put a peppers, hot dogs, cotton candy, pretzels, money and we take on hoops, and it was lot of time and effort info it. It is a great and fried everything, including Oreos, a little more responsibility. We took this practice," Stephany said. event for the community. It's a township t Snickers bars and Twinkles, and the more week off from work. We come a few hours The older kids enjoyed the crazy rides event, [but] the kids benefit the most." i 4 SENTINEL, June 23, 2005
All inventory must iie soWi over 600 In stock, all sizes, rounds.^, =' ovals, docks, fences. Eagle Scout John Mandell, 15, sits on his newly constructed bridge in the Delaware and Froo .*'-«, v& Raritan Canal State Park In Kingston. A walk in the park National] just became safer school, has obtained the rank of Eagle New foot bridge, built Scout in Troop 90. by South Brunswick teen, To gain this prestigious rank, a Scout must advance through the ranks, obtain to be dedicated Sunday merit badges and complete a community BY MELISSA CIFEU.l service project. Staff Writer John's project was to build a 36-foot bridge in the Delaware and Raritan SOUTH BRUNSWICK - John Canal State Park in Kingston. The foot Mandell is proving that today's teens are bridge, used by hikers, crosses over the anything but lazy. Carter Brook in the Cook Preserve sec- John, just 15 and a freshman in high tion of the park. According to John, the bridge was in need of repair because it was unanchored and sagging, which made hikers avoid it. ellen lange With help from the Kingston Green ways Association, the Kingston Volunteer Fire Department, fellow New Jersey's Skin Core Secret Scouts and especially his father, John recovered and replaced the old bridge, giving hikers a more safe and secure ! Bring in this ad to receive 20% off your next treatment*! structure. Before John could begin, he had to Facials, Peels, Microdermabrasion, Eye Brow Grooming, Brazilian Wax first give a project review that required approval from by both his Scout troop Massage Therapy, Permanent Makeup, Professional Makeup and the Township Council, Next came the fundraising phase, which John said went easier than he expected. According to John, various local companies and individuals donated money for his project, which totaled around $2,000. REJUVENATING GIFT CERTIFICATE ICOSMECUTICAtS Waiting for approval, however, took Gift certificates lorarments and products several months. It wasn't until two years I The largest selection for after the start of the project review that available starting at $25. ejevenating skin and treating acne John said the bridge was finally complete. "I was glad when it was over. It was a lot of hard work," John said. Condition skin, reduce wrinkles or control acne. Though it was hard work, John, who Skin Care specialist Ellen Lange developed the most effective treatments while has been involved with the Scouts since first grade, said he is proud of his accom- working in her medi-spa affiliated with The Glasgold Group, her family's plastic plishments. surgery practice. Look younger with our sophisticated, specialty skin care John's father, Marty Mandell, said his treatments starting at $35.00. . son is a natural at building. As a toddler John would watch episodes of "This Old Medi-Spa: House" instead of cartoons, Mandell said. at the Glasgold Group According to Mdndell, the bridge 31 River Rd • Highland Park, NJ building project was a tremendous and positive growing experience that benefit- 732.846.6592 • ellenlange.com ed his son's self esteem. SKIN SCIENCE Evening Appointments Available Mandell said John managed the entire project more effectively than some BONUS GIFTl Bring this ad when you come in for a complimentary consultation supervisors he has worked with. and receive a pucker up lip pencil - our gift to you. "He impressed me," Mandell said. The bridge will be dedicated in a cer- *Not valid for product, medical/clinical services, injectables, laser hair removal, NSD emony on Sunday at 12:40 p.m. at the photorejuvenation or Express Treatments.Expires 8/1/05 - Limit One Coupon Per Customer Canal Park at 218 Cleveland Lane.
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Above, South Brunswick High School valedictorian Prasad Tare gives his graduation speech at the Sovereign Bank Arena, Trenton, on Tuesday. At right, a graduate gets a kiss from her mom. At fav right, a senior is all smiles as she receives her diploma.
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HY JENNIFER AMATO ties for our students to have a strong lit- SlufVWrily; eracy background and to expand their abilities for whatever they achieve in NORTH BRUNSWICK - Whether life," said Patricia Puleio, director of ele- you give a mouse a cookie, a moose a mentary instruction. muffin, or students Munchkins and Each kindergarten through fifth- Italian ices, motivation to read is an grade class participated in about eight important part of the literacy effort. of the 20 stations created by Eric John Adams Elementary School held Paulson and manned by the teachers a Literacy Field Day on Monday to pro- and staff. mote reading throughout the entire "I wanted to do a traditional field day school. with literacy-based centers. I gathered "John Adams School .., feela strongly resources, different things I heard that schools establish the foundation of through workshops and conferences. I literacy. We assume the role as leaders compiled lists and the teachers volun- to support reading and writing for all teered. The assembly culminates every- children. We want to provide opportuni- thing to kick off into the summer," he said. As part of the Fairy Tale Mural, stu- dents drew their favorite part of "The Three Little Pigs." "I like to read, draw pictures and make bookmarks. I drew when the fox is coming down the chimney," said Aja Ceesay, 8, a second-grader. JENNIFER AMATO Christine Altmann's fifth-grade class Taylor Irizarry copies the poem "Oh to Be Nine Again" as part of Sidewalk Poetry during performed a puppet show tor the John Adams Elementary School's Literacy Field Day on Monday. younger grades. erapy "We made puppets out of construc- Ellen Schimmel, a speech therapist, Dr. Seuss classics like "Hop on Pop" tion paper. They wrote the scripts and coordinated Sidewalk Poetry outside on with rhyming bingo and "The Foot Presented by had to have a problem and a solution. It the blacktop. Book" while playing Twister, was to relax and have fun," she said. "They are either doing an acrostic "I liked when we did the Twister Roberta E. Pat Delk, a computer teacher, helped poem with their name or copying their because we got to play a game and got to the students use the Story Book Weaver favorite poem," she said. read," said Taylor Irizarry, 9, a third- Scharff, PT software. There was also a bookmark making grader. "It allows students to create a story station, a Mystery Reader Listening In a more relaxing setting, students and place pictures to go with it. When Center where staff members recorded read outside, had their teachers read to kids create the story they are able to go their voices for students to guess, cre- them, and participated in Drop PROBLEM AFOREFOOT into the 'goodies' [different illustrations] ations of class poems and stories, a Everything And Read (DEAR). When running, the five long bones and incorporate thorn," she said. spelling bee, Pictionary and readings of Anthony Lupo, 7, a second-grader, that extend from your arch to your toes read "Alphaboo!" (the metatarsals) absorb as much as 110 "It's a good book to read. There is tons of cumulative force per miJe.When some finding stuff in it, too, like finding you push off the ground, your body letters. [I've read it] five or six times," weight is transferred to the metatarsus. he said. "It's nice to read a book out- If the weight distribution across the side." foot is uneven when it hits the pave- The annual event, initiated last sum- ment-whether due to foot mechanics, a mer by academic support teacher and tight Achilles1 tendon, calluses, or other reading specialist Donna Burrows, was causes-the metatarsals can become irri- a culmination of a school year's worth of tated and inflamed. This results in meta- activities, tarsalgia symptoms such as burning, "I love children's books and I love lit- stabbing, or aching pain in the "head" of EAST COAST erature. Kids think reading is a drag. the bone, just beneath the toes. "WE DELIVER" They need to be inspired to read on Strengthening the "plantar sling" mus- fALT their own. If teachers show enthusiasm, Top Soil • Mulch the kids will as well," she said. "When I cles, which run on either side of the yater Softener Salt calf, helps control overpronation, a com- Decorative Stones • Sand look back on the year, it is amazing. The mon cause of metatarsalgia. > Delivery TO kids love it." Basement • landscaping Each month, a day or week was ded- Tile first step in treating metatarsalgia Service icated to celebrating literacy. is to determine the cause of the pain. If f 80 LB. SUN CRYSTAL WITHRUSTOUT $9.25 In October, Fall Into Books allowed improper fitting footwear is causing the students to drop everything and read pain, the footwear must he changed. SEPTIC TANK ADDITIVE...$10. {For 2 Mos. Supply! outside with the accompaniment of Unloading pressure to the ball-bf-the- apple cider and doughnuts. November foot can be accomplished with a variety i, DISCOUNTS ON LARGE ORDERS culminated with police officers, fire- o f f ootcare products. O r thotics 732-651-6616 fighters, secretaries, and members of designed to relieve baU-of-foot pate usu- 732-833-2973 690 Cmnbury Rd., Easf Brunswick the Trenton Thunder baseball team ally feature a metatarsal pad. If you are !^^ (Behind Ferris Farm) BS reading at Celebrity Readers Day. In in need of physical therapy services, call 1-888-273-1444 January, Hermann Parrish participated THE REHABILITATION CENTER at 732- in Author Day, sharing memories of his 329-1181. Located at 155 Raymond Rd. aunt, author Peggy Parrish. Super Bow] (Buckingham Place Facility), we offer Reading was a contest in January to see day, evening and Saturday hours. "We which grade could read the most books. accept out-of-network benefits from Magyar Bank In April, which is National Poetry many insurance companies. Month, each classroom composed and Niw Inmuiik -Soulh !im«idi • Korlh IwiwiA Tall-Free: {B 88) 9 90-B AHK illustrated its own poem. Please send your questions or In addition, Lil Donnelly, the media comtnents to my office or e-mail me We offer a variety of loans specialist, holds nighttime poetry and at: thctvhabcetiter@comcast. net bedtime story hour where the students for your Dream Home. and parents dress in their pajamas. PS. Metatarsalgia usually affects the "The entire staff promotes literacy. second toe and, often, the third or fourth. Home Equity • Mortgage We feel very strongly about it," she said. Refinance • Construction "This is a wonderful event. Everyone is just buzzing in the building and the THE Great Rates kids are as well." REHABILITATION Personal Service So what is the main idea of the CENTER story? "John Adams loves reading," Puleio (888) 990-BANK said. i www.therehabilitationcenter.com SENTINEL, June 23, 2005 1 3 Shuttle brings seniors, EREEJeelime Service! disabled 'into the loop' ; every hour, Monday through Friday, 8 Plan for bus lines thru a.m. to 5 p.m., and passengers will be southern parts of county able to transfer from one shuttle to the other if they need to change route. Riders kicks off next week can also request a route deviation if it is New Jen BY SETH MANDEL within two blocks of the route, as long as Staff Writer the request is made by 3 p.m. the prior Over 100 Golf Courses' day. reedom was never so inexpensive. Passengers with disabilities can Online a Middlesex County officials yes- make reservations for curb-to-curb serv- Fterday announced plans to provide ice, and anyone can be picked up any- wmteetimefkimpEfom senior citizens, those with disabilities where along the routes by simply signal- and others confined to their homes with ing the driver of the shuttle. low-cost bus services throughout the southern portion of the county. (Continued on page 16) or Toll Free 877- "This is fantastic," said Monroe Township Council President Joanne Connolly. "It will give people a feeling of 'r- independence to get into the loop and into places they want to go. It was the one thing that was missing." The two bus lines, which will be open to all residents, will cost $1 each way for the general public; 50 cents for senior I and disabled citizens. "How can you beat that?" Jamesburg i Councilwoman Barbara Carpenter asked ii during a press conference announcing the new program at the Brunswick Square Mall, East Brunswick, on Tuesday. I Carpenter added that the shuttle will not only benefit seniors and disabled cit- izens, but also families who have young children but only one car. "It's just a win-win situation for ! everyone involved," Carpenter said. 25th, 2005 The Brunswick Square Mall-Monroe- e 4.5 Jamesburg Shuttle will make stops at Saturday 3«» the Jamesburg Subway, Regency Walk and Clear-water developments in Helmetta, Woodmere and Spots wood senior housing developments in Spots wood, and the Halls Corner and Oak Creek Village developments, East Brunswick Senior Center, Civic Center i •; Mall, ShopRite and the Brunswick Square Mall, in East Brunswick, Experience the hest The New Brunswick-Jamesburg-8A ! Shuttle will stop at the New Brunswick downtown New Brunswick train station on George Street, the North Brunswick Shopping Center, the lias to offer! Jamesburg Subway,, Access Road, Rossmoor and Barkley Village. Spotswood Mayor Barry Zagnit said the county used to offer shuttle service,, but its ridership decreased and there Join New Brunswick's Best was no need for it, until now. "Our seniors were essentially house- Restaurants on June 25th from bound if they didn't have a car, or if they didn't have a friend to drive them," 5:00pm to 8:00pm for a Dine Zagnit said. Middlesex County Freeholder Around from Elegant to Director David Crabiel said the county's population has grown to more than Everyday! Drinks available 785,000 residents, and its senior popula- tion is growing at a feverish pace. along with live entertainment. "Every one of these residents needs to be able to access all the area has to offer, Purchase your $40 ticket at from employment and retail centers to cuts the excellent,health-care facilities and t www.NewBrunswick.com or schools that call Middlesex County home," Crabiel said. by calling 732-545-4849. Crabiel said the county's Department of Transportation was formed in August to accomplish two primary goals — to s improve transportation programs already offered to residents, and to work New Brunswick with municipal officials around the coun- ty to increase transportation services. "The Middlesex County Community Shuttle Program reaches these goals," Crabiel said. "We're proud of what's hap- pened up to this point, and certainly www.NewBrunswick.com we're proud today." The buses will arrive at each stop - 14 SENTINEL, June 23, 2005 A bittersweet night for No. Brunswick schools losing talented and dedicated educators. business department for eight years. Barnes said. 17 teachers worked They are one of the reasons I'm proud to "Kathy was an asset to the business Robert Maimoni began teaching in a combined 452 years be associated with North Brunswick department and the school community. 1975 and has greatly influenced his Schools," said Robert Rimmer, superin- As adviser to the computer club, she English students. in the school district tendent of schools. developed a program where students "He has mentored a countless number "We are saying goodbye to some won- taught senior citizens basic computer of students, student teachers and col- BV JENNIFER AMATO derful people. While we will miss them, skills and purchased a computer for the leagues. He has a unique ability to con- SLafTWritor we wish them well. This is the light at Senior Center. She has a tireless work nect with people, in and out of the class- the end of the tunnel. We wish them a ethic, consistent commitment and a room. NBTHS will be losing one of the NORTH BRUNSWICK - The end of long, happy, healthy retirement," said steadfast love of children," Walls said. good guys," Walls.said. an era has become a new beginning. Peter Bowman, principal of Livingston "I am very thankful for the op- "Thirty years have come and gone in a Seventeen teachers and adminis- Park Elementary. portunity to be a member of a dedicated blink," Maimoni said. "I think of my stu- trators were honored at a retirement cer- Barbara Walls, the director of aca- and professional staff, and I am especial- dents and I think of my colleagues, and it emony at the North Brunswick Township demic support and enrichment pi-ograms ly proud to work beside colleagues and is amazing to think this is over and other High School last Tuesday, for the Board of Education and the acting friends in the Business Technology things stretch ahead of me," "This time of the year, and this principal at the high school, introduced Department. They work very hard to Charles Nemeth was a guidance evening, is bittersweet for the super- the retirees from the high school. make a difference. I look forward to the counselor and for three years the super- intendent and the staff because we are Kathy Barnes was a member of the day they will join me in retired life," visor of the guidance department. "You almost never see him sweat. The guidance office will not be the same with- out Charlie's calming presence," Walls said. "This is a great way to end my career," Nemeth said. "I have lived here 35 .years. My children went to school here. This is a great school system, and it's just been a wonderful time here." Linda Raxzano worked for a total of for retirement 19 1/2 years, 16 of which w&re consecu- tive. "Linda Razzano has had more super- or just a rainy day visors [in the family and consumer department] and has seen more our special V-'.LJS have turnover. Because of that, Linda was the consistency that held the department together. She had the ability to tap into her students' creativity and serve as a terms that meet your needs. role model," Walls said. Bonnie Sitarik started in education as a substitute teacher and then became a school nurse in 1985. She said she has had 312,000 office visits during, her Certificates of Deposit career. "It is one busy place all day. It is a challenge to know who needed to be there and who needed to go back to 9 Months class," Walls said. "It's been 20 years, and 312,000 office visits does make me tired at the end o( the day," Sitarik joked. Principal Pete Clark introduced the retirees from Linwood Middle School. Cathy Hummel served as an in- structional aide at Linwood. "Cathy served with dedication and loyalty during her years at Linwood. She had a general concern for the students and was a true asset to our school," Clark said. 28 Months Nancy Libro had an 18-year career in the health and physical education department, "She is a mainstay in North Brunswick, She was a teacher, a coach at the high school level and a parent. With her experience and expertise ... she was 4.40 successful due to her strong will," Clark said. Tve had a wonderful experience here," Libro said. "My whole family is a part of this school. I think it's a wonder- ful school district." Iria Uklist spent 28 years in edu- cation and eight years as an assistant principal at Linwood. Magyar Bank "The most important thing to re- Blallombip ataTi member is her experience, expertise, ^^ m Building Communities One Relotionihip o) o Timo guidance and wisdom. At any time Iris- New Brunswick • South Brunswick • North Brunswick could have been principal," Clark said. The community at large is won- Toil-Free: (888)99O-BANK derful. I have learned a tremendous www.magbank.com amount from our students. They have kept me young," Uklist said. Principal Bruce Rothenberg ad- dressed the retirees from Parsons- Elementary School. Michele Johnson did her student teaching at Livingston Park Elemental? (Continued on next /«rg<) SENTINEL, June 23, 2005 1 5 was an advocate for students and would (Continued from previous page) "She is one of the most absolutely grade teacher with 33 years of experi- wonderful music teachers," said Gibbons. ence, drove Gibbons crazy for two years, do so within the fiscal restraints we're in. and taught at Parsons for 36 1/2 years, "She is shy and doesn't want a lot of saying she was going to retire. She works hard for those kids," Rimmer involved in academic support. hoopla in her life, but she is always, "She has the most incredible sense of said. "When Michelle gets a group ... of 35 always working with the children. She's humor. I will miss you at faculty meet- "I spent 34 years in education and I students ... by the time the year was taught us all you have to make your own ings. You broke the whole intensity and continued to learn every day," O'Neill over, only two are going to be in basic kind of music even if nobody else sings always made us laugh," said Gibbons. said. skills again. That is a tremendous along." "My children have gone through the O'Neill then commented about improvement. She always seemed to Lydia Benczik, one of the instruc- system and I went through the system as Verderosa, a clerk and typist for 25 years, find the key to what would work for a tional aides at Judd, retired in the fall. well; I'm homegrown^ Right after I grad- saying, "I have never met a warmer, lov- child," Rothenberg said. "She is one of the first people I met uated [New Brunswick High School], I ing, caring, more gentle spirit. She pours Mary Banichar spent 39 1/2 years in when I came here. Lydia made her way to came right back. It is a great feeling for her heart and soul into everything she the district. me immediately and made me feel at me to say I went to school here and my does." "Mary wasn't their kindergarten and home. She made it her business every kids went to school here," Healy said. Overall, the retirees have a combined first-grade teacher, she was the world's day to make me feel that way," Gibbons "This was never a job for me, it's what I 452 years of service to the students of kindergarten and first-grade teacher. said. "Her favorite thing to say is, 'I'm did, one of the hats I wore." North Brunswick. .• • She set standards we only can hope to ready to work.' She worked with some On the administrative end, Marie "It's not about the number, it's about obtain. In my point of view as principal, very handicapped children. She loved O'Neill and Barbara Verderosa are retir- quality. No one will fill their shoes. Every it is amazing to watch her work. Every- them but never let them say, 'I can't.'" ing from their positions as well. one of them is outstanding," Rimmer one who came in contact with her has Rosemarie Healy, a mostly second- "Marie, at the core, cares for kids. She said. been touched and changed. Several generations of North Bi*unswick fami- lies have been educated by her," Rothenberg said. "You kind of know when it's time to go. This was a difficult decision for me, but the right decision," Banichar said. "My mother would have been proud."
Principal Barbara Tylka con- ; gratulated the retirees from John WE'RE BUILDING Adams Elementary. Although Cathy Daughtery retired at the end of September, she continued J • to volunteer at the media center. A BETTER CENTER "We forgot she retired," Tylka said. "She [also] has perfect attendance. That is the Cal Ripken of teaching." "I kind of got a jump-start on ev- eryone, and it's great," said Daughtery. "I've gone on six trips already and my golf handicap has gone down. I do miss \ the children but volunteering serves my need to see the children." j The staff at John Adams is hoping Mary Lou Shulas will return this September. "[She is] articulate and serves as the consummate professional," Tylka said. "Some of us look alike, tall, blond ... when a student calls me Mrs. Shulas, I am thrilled to death." "It is a pleasure to teach the chil- dren of North Brunswick for 38 years. I really feel I have been blessed in my life in so many ways, and one of them was teaching in North Brunswick. I worked South Brunswick with the most dedicated, professional teachers I think you'll find anywhere," Shulas said. Principal Barbara Gibbons com- mended the retirees from Judd Square Elementary School. "I am so impressed with all of the people retiring. It has been an honor to Route 1 South, Monmouth Junction, NJ know and work with great people," she said. Now Open - Banditos Margarita Factory Marianne DiGrado, a chorale music teacher, spent eight of her 30 years in education at Judd. Grill & Bar STOP & SHOP Switch to Sirsi system, ATA Black Belt Academy • Bagel Basket • Belle Jewelry kids' program June 29 Blockbuster Video • Cafe Calore • Dollar City North Brunswick Public Library, and the Libraries of Middlesex Automation Dr. Tanpienco/Rizzi • For Pete's Sake Hair • Friendly's Consortium, will switch to the Sirsi au- tomation system June 29 in order to pro- vide new services to library patrons. The Halter Cycles • Hawaiian Bronze • Merle Norman Cosmetic system includes "iBistro," an electronic library that offers online information Milano Cleaners • North Fork Bank • Radio Shack and resources to library catalogs, book review, and other options. "iBistro" will • be available Aug. 1. The UPS Store • The Viking Wine/Liquor • Total Telecomm The library will kick off its summer reading clubs June 29 at 7p.m. Families with children ages 3 and older may I Owned and Managed attend the event as Youth Stages of 610.552.6000 Princeton presents "Genies, Lamps and To join these great stores Dreams: Tales from the Arabian Nights." wprealty.eom For more information, call the library call 203.629.3939 at (732) 246-3545. 16 SENTINEL, June 23, 2005 said,, will give both seniors and disabled residents a rare opportunity to travel the Bus routes county without having to drive, iDONT REPLACE YOUR OLD BAtHTUB». "I'm very excited about it," Balazs (Continued from page 13) said. "It will give us back some of our independence. I don't have enough poi. REGLAZE IT! $OQQ "It's just a safe, economical way of tive things to say about it. It's just fan- W\Mae alsole/oi Ando ** ** w traveling," Connolly said. "It's an act of tastic." W/COUPON genius." Monroe Councilman Irwin Nalitt said Sinks, Tile, Tub regularly $375 Helmetta Council President Tom Reid the township just received a $400,000 Surrounds said the buses, which will be active start- federal grant to augment the shuttles. ing June 27, are another way to keep the He said the township will purchase five & Color county advanced and safe for its resi- buses: one that will take residents to the ••«.. \\ Travel Charge dents. senior center; one that will take passen- :\_/i MayApply Woodmere senior housing resident gers to the Freehold Raceway Mall in Erik Campbell said he is under 60, so he Freehold Township, Monmouth County, >...•'' is unable to use the senior shuttle there. and the surrounding area; two buses that Now serving Southern, NJ "So this is going to be wonderful for will travel west to Route 130 and the www.easternrefinishing.com me," he said. Route 1 corridor to Princeton Junction; Anne Jawidzik said she knows she and a fifth to follow the 600 line, which will be using the shuttle, and was fasci- originates in Plainsboro. EASTERNJPINISHING CO. • 800-463-1879 nated by the large-scale project. Nalitt said he hopes those routes will COUPON EXPIRES 6/30/05 SI Janine Balazs, director of Spotswood's be in operation early next year, and office on aging, said she is also a disabled called the initial shuttle program "much resident. The new shuttle service, she needed and a good start." . Community Bulletin Board HOME SCHOOLING? Board announces school office summer hours The South Brunswick Board of Edu- are trying to reach. Building principals Come see why over 1^500,000 students use... cation has announced the main offices at and secretaries can also be reached via e- Brunswick Acres and Greenbrook mail during this transition. Schools will relocate later this week to The district has also announced its South Plainfield—June 28 the Board office at 4 Executive Drive, summer hours for each of its schools, Monmouth Junction section of South with elementary school hours listed • Character-Building Textbooks Atlantic City—June 29 Brunswick. above. Effective July 1, hours at Cross- • Time-Saving Parent Materials The temporary move is effective for roads North and South Middle Schools Springfield—June 30 the summer months only, as renovations and the high school will be Monday-Fri- < begin in phase I of the district's referen- day from 8 a.m.-2 p.m. Middle school reg- ^WA Beka Academy. Whippany—July 12 dum projects begin. Registration hours istration is by appointment, and high Princeton—July 13 for the summer will be Mondays, Tues- school registration by appointment • Master Teachers on DVD days and Thursdays from 8:30-11:30 through student personnel services. • • Complete K-12 Programs Maple Shade—July 14 a.m., and Wednesdays from 8:30 a.m.- The offices will be closed July 4, as 3:30 p.m. Each school's telephone num- well as on Fridays throughout the sum- ber will remain the same. Regular mail mer. To schedule an appointment, call Display info: S 1-800-874-3597, ext. 362 m www.abeka.org/362 should be sent to the school which you (732) 329-4044. Switch to Sirsi system, kids' program June 29 North Brunswick Public Library, and the Libraries of Middlesex Automation Consortium, will switch to the Sirsi au- tomation system June 29 in order to pro- vide new services to library patrons. The system includes "iBistro," an electronic library that offers online information and resources to library catalogs, book review, and other options. "iBistro" will be available Aug. 1. The library will kick off its summer reading clubs June 29 at 7 p.m. Families with children ages 3 and older may attend the event as Youth Stages of Princeton pres- ents "Genies, Lamps and Dreams: Tales from the Arabian Nights." For more infor- mation, call the library at (732) 246-3545.
'Miss Saigon' first up for Plays-in-the-Park Middlesex County's summer theater, HicK Uvel Plays-in-the-Park, will open its 43rd season nickelodeon of musicals with a production of "Miss Saigon," set for 8:30 p.m., June 28-July 9, at Outdoor the Stephen J. Capestro Theater in Roosevelt Park, Edison. There will be no performances July 3 and 4. A sign-lan- We're Easy to Get to: guage-interpreted performance is planned for July 6, with a July 7 rain date. The box Exit 7A NJ Turnpike to 1-195 East to Exit 16A office will open at 5:30 p.m. on performance Exit 98 Garden State Parkway to 1-195 West to Exit 16 days. Patrons must bring a low-back lawn chair, which they may place in the outdoor Visit siKPIngs.com seating area immediately after purchasing For a complete a ticket. Chaise lounges and chairs taller than 40 inches will not be allowed. evetifc flsbfng? For more information on operating days and hours, Admission is $5 for adults, $4 for seniors age 62 and above. Children age 12 and caii 732-928-1821 or visit sixflags.com under will be admitted free of charge. The theater, which is handicapped accessible, is Concert schedule subject to change without notice. SIX FLAGS and all related Indicia ore trademarks of Six Flags Theme Porks Inc, <8>,'" AND O 2005. located off Route 1 south, just south of the Menlo Park shopping mall, Edison. For more information, call (732) 548-2884, 10 a,m.tx>3 p.m., dFid SENTINEL, June 23, 2005 1 7 Eighth^graders awarded for accomplishments BY JENNIFER AMATO Alicino, Toddrick Darden, Tiffany Maurolino Ignaeio. groups and did well in school. Shane Staff Writer Hseuh, Jennifer Ilcyn and Marissa The American Legion Awards were Fitzgerald, Tiffany Hseuh, Brian NORTH BRUNSWICK - No more Roth. presented to students who displayed Sivetz, Kerry Rice, Kristen Rice, pencils, no more books, no more teach- Team 8C recipients were leadership, honor, service, courage Kevin Greenleaf, Sally Burtnick, ers' dirty looks. Alexandra Stott, Nicole Kassouf, and scholarship throughout the school Tygeria Pearson, Caitlin Rice, Brian Linwood Middle School celebrated Kristian Calhoun, Ruchi Patel, year. Kevin Chibbaro, Ryan Cocco, Born, Ashleigh Hussey, Matthew the end of the 2004-05 school year with Kimberly Graney, Matthew Ruffe, Douglas Garback, Irena Gorski, Primavera, Kelly-Anne Myers, Nicole Eighth Grade Awards Night June 15. Michael Hinds, Raj Kannappan and Matthew Stasik, Aubrey Newsome, Linares and Amanda DiPietro were "We're all proud of the Linwood Anthony Basantes. Andrew Rose, Brandon Baldini, Kevin honored with the award. Middle School Class of 2005 and their Team 8D recipients were Porsolt, Matthew Trigger, Tania "This is really a wonderful time of extraordinary accomplishments. An Stephanie Konarski, Mona Lisa Edwards, Suzanne Castaline, Dalix the school year. It is really busy but a event like this has a positive effect on Sadek, Gregory Ternlund, Huang Yan Torres, Nancy Samura, Michael Hinds great time for achievement. This out- % j the school. Over 300 people are here Zheng, Judy Park, Justin DiPoto, and Malia Mon received the award. standing group of students make the and 125 kids are receiving community, Nicolette Hires, Colin Bacorn, Pamela The Principal's Awards celebrated citizens of North Brunswick proud," school and team awards. It is always a Habib, Zakary Torres, Cathryn the efforts of students who led- by said Robert Rhnmer, superintendent good, problem when we have a lot of Dodge, Kimberly Evangelista and example, worked with community of schools. students," Principal Pete Clark said. The Presidential Excellence Awards were given to those students who had a grade point average of 3.5 or an A- and scored in the 85th percentile on the language arts and math standardized tests. The students were Colin Bacorn, ! Michelle Barthole, Justin DiPoto, Zeshan Iqbal, Stephanie Konarski, Purvi Shah, Gabrielle Alicino, Ting Dong, Julian Haimovich, Kristian Calhoun, James DeCicco, Joshua Kim, Ruchi Patel, Matthew Ruffe, Alexandra Stott, Kae Yamane, Aziza Gaziev, Lauren Olmstead, Jonathan Salim, Michael Bauer, Bryant Lam, Sapna Rajani, Katy Golvala, Kirsten ; Guevarra, Lindsey Cohiek, Yoona Hong, Judy Park, Tiffany Hsueh, Alyssa Selvaggio, Samantha Alpert, •u Kristi Berry, Lori Head, Julie Kim, Howard Liu, Pamela Habib, Nicolette Hires, Mark Enache and Jill Templeton. There were numerous school awards presented: Jennifer Ilcyn and Brittany Fuerstenberg received the Student Government Award; Ramiz Ahmed Desai, Munaf Khatumbra and Stefany Berni, the ESL Award; John Miller, the Frances Venute Social Studies Award; Amanda Wajda, the Wallenberg Award; Kristian Calhoun and Ruchi Patel, the Honors Algebra Award; Lindsey Cohiek Everyday People and Matthew Ruffe, the Strings Award; Ting Dong and Sally Burtnick, the Chorus Award; Meghan Hayden and Kyle Yauch, the German Award; Joseph use Food Stamps Smoot, Elijah Yarborough an4 Amanda Wajda, the NBTEA Award; Stephanie Roman and Kae Yamane, the Pandemonium Award for the literary magazine; Brittany Fuerstenberg, the Drama Award; Yoona Hong, Fuerstenberg and Julian Haimovich, Every Day the Shawn Farrell Writing Award; Georgrica Day, the Linwood PTSO Award; Elijah Yarborough and Brooke Peragallo, the Athletes of the Year Award. Including people like you. You may qualify for the "It is an honor to be able to work New Jersey food stamp program even if you work, with such a sterling group of kids and faculty at Linwood Middle School," own a home or a car. And with our simplified application said Brian Brotschul, assistant princi- pal. process, finding out if you may qualify is easier than The Team Award recipients demon- strated exemplary work in separate ever. You can even go online. So give us a call, or categories including algebra, prealge- bra, English, physical science, social go online today. studies, literature, honors literature and extraordinary effort overall. Team 8A recipients were Ocean For more information: Tang, Sarah Yoffredo, Kae Yamane, New Jersey Department Lindsey Cohiek, Yoona Hong, Marissa Call 1-800-687-9512 Cuvcio, Brittany Fuerstenberg and of Human Services Nina Patel. or visit Richard J. Codey, Acting Governor Team 8B recipients were Brian James M. Davy, Commissioner Davis, Kiersten Zinnikas, Stephanie njfoodstamps.com Wager, Meghan Hayden, Julian Haimovich, Lori Head, Gabrielle 1 8 SENTINEL, June 23, 2005 OPINION Your Turn N.J. must find low-cost tuition for immigrants A few hundred college- generation of educated immi- bound students in New grant youth will far exceed the Jersey have been waiting present education expenditure, for over two years to get a bill On the other hand, an uneducat- passed in Trenton. The in-state ed generation of young people tuition bill, when passed, would with a broken dream would be 1 help these children of immi- driven back into poverty, grants 2'eceive an affordable col- despair, loss of health, or even lege educatio, n and avoid the undergrounconsequencesd . activitiesDon't go, tocostingo far: imposeexorbitantThisd iso nno, themt"out-of-state a uniqu. e situatio" feens uass k huganye economicity mayoc anr whad politicat hapl in ThNeiw i Jerseyt , pens next. Since 2001, - We all know nine states college educa- have passed a PARTHA BANEfcJEE tion is expen- laws permitting sive and com- certain undocu- Quest Column mon American :: mented stu- citizens have dents who have reasons to be attended and graduated from frustrated. We need to ask, how- their high schools to pay the ever, is it the fault of the undoc- same tuition as their classmates umented immigrants and their at public colleges. It is only rea- college-age children that sonable to expect that as the America can't keep its education fifth-largesg t immigrant-populagpp - tabs down? tion state, New Jersey follow In other market-driven coun- their footstepps and enact thhe tries such as U.K. or Australia, long-pending bill into law. governments have taken long- ;: : TThesh e GGarded n StatStte immi- term, pragmatic measures to grant students, much fewer in prevent higher education costs number than their counterparts to spiral out of control. We in Texas, California or New haven't. Let's be honest: it is York, deserve the in-state tuition those misplaced priorities that fees for a number of reasons. are responsible for our frustra- One, these children have tions. been here for many years and Unfortunately, anti-immi- they look, speak, think and act grant organizations and individ- just like any other American kid. uals are not shy to exploit these Most of them went to primary,' misgivings. Especially since the middle or high schools just like tragedies of Sept. 11, in a any other Jersey boys and girls, whipped-up, pervasive, anti- Letters This is their home: New Jersey's immigrant climate, it's been "mainstream" American stu- easy to scapegoat and penalize dents have been their friends all hard-working immigrants and Blood center makes plea for donations School staff thanked these years with whom they sat their aspiring children who have ur state's need for all Presently, there are no sub- for 'years of service' in class, played baseball and sec- nothing to do with terrorism. , py blood types is becoming stitutes for human blood. Blood he Board of Education The addition of a few hundred cer, and went to the mall. O critical. While the New products hospitals continually would like to extend its Two; unlike out-of-state resident students fco our public li f Jersey media often have stories need include red blood cells, thanks to the following "mainstream" students, these colleges is not going to crash our about the need to donate blood, platelets and plasma. These T staff members for their support kids and their undocumented markets. sadly too few of our region's res- products generally have short immigrant parents have always New Jersey's lawmakers — to the South Brunswick School idents are blood donors. While shelf life and inventories con- District and its students during supported New Jersey's colleges traditionally known for their the vast majority of New Jersey stantly need to be replenished. A their years of service: and universities with sales, pro-people, equal-opportunity residents are generally in good healthy blood donor between the Anna Amarao, Naomi property and income taxes. They affirmative-action stance — health and eligible to donate ages of 17 and 75 can donate Brahinsky, Sonia Cianci, have contributed to our state should come forward and ppass blood, only a precious few choose every 56 days or about five to six and national economy too. the instate tuition bill on fast to donate. Aa a result, each year times a years. Theresa Purcell Cone, Robert TThreeh , thh e "mainstream"i " out- ' track. This state should set its New Jersey blood services must Danek, Patricia Dohanic, of-state students could choose to records straight: it must side Educating the general public Marianne Dougherty, Linda "import" thousands of units of about the need to donate blood is pay less for college and attend with its American children of Fekete, Kathy Guzzo, Cathy blood from neighboring states to a never-ending task. For more schools in their home states, but immigrant parents. We must meet our hospitals' and patients' Hunt, Raymond Ivey, Dolores they consciously decided to pay give these innocent children a information about donating 1 % needs. Kramp, Donna Levinston, three or four times as much, chance to succeed. blood, scheduling oneself to do- If a member of New Jersey nate blood, or arranging for a Joyce Lott, Diane Marr, Claire These immigrant students do In a country that has champi- Neach, Beate Perkuhn, Gouri not have any such luxury or onedd Us progresses on humah n family needs a blood transfu- group blood drive, go to sion, the family just expects the www.nybloodcenter.org or call 1- Ray, Bette Ann Redfield, Kara option. They know their admis- rights, civil rights and liberties, Ruffner, Samantha Weinstein, sion into the state's public insti- we can't afford to turn back on blood to be available. Yet that 800-933-2566. Please donate expectation can only be met if blood today — a family member Joan Yepez. tutions is not a free ride: they'd our history and create a new era Congratulations and the have to work hard to get in on a of bigotry and discrimination, our region has an ample and sta- just may need it tomorrow. best of luck in your future 3 competitive basis. They also ble blood supply. For our state to know they don't qualify for any Partha Banerjee is the have all blood types available, e O'Shea endeavors. federal or state loans or grants. executive director at New Jersey more New Jersey family mem- executive director y South Brunswick I l Nk bers need to become regular New Jersey Blood Services Four, future social and eco- Immigration Policy Network, blood donors. Board of Education nomic benefits brought in by a Newark New Brunswick
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New Jersey's properly tax is 'inherently unfair' Fruit Arranged Like Flowers? ecent opinion page articles in degree of taxation. local daily newspaper by Sen. If the convention is allowed to address Same day delivery Delicious Party"* R Joseph Kyrillos and John Meyerle spending as well as the narrow focus of or pick up Liven up your (New Jersey Coalition for Property Tax how and whom to tax, there will be the table with this Reform) again reveal the gross misunder- inevitable result that taxpayer "relief available standing these leaders have of the funda- will be dependent upon achieving so- delectable array of mental problem with property taxes. called cost savings. And when those sav- festive fruits. What they seem to fail to see is that it is ings do not materialize or, even if they do, inherently unfair — no matter what the when they are reversed a few short years Available in 5 level of taxation. So, their solutions do later, those most adversely affected by sizes for all your not address that fact. the property tax will be back in the same get-togethers. Mr. Meyerle's group claims to want to boat. reform and bring fairness to the property If fairness is achieved through basing tax. But its proposed cure, the SMART it upon ability to pay, then no matter how bill, fails in its stated purpose: making much spending is or is not contained, it property taxes fair for us all. Any plan will not affect those whe^ need relief the that leaves in place the property tax is most. But if a percentage of relief is inherently misguided. Lowering how dependent upon cost savings, reality and much one pays does not address the fair- experience prove a thorough solution will ness issue. A tax should be based upon never be achieved. The issue of fairness one's ability to pay. is about a tax burden unfairly assessed Granted, some at the very lowest and not about how low we can make an rungs of the income ladder will find some unfair burden so nobody complains. relief under the SMART plan. But as one Fairness is a principle, not pragmatics. moves up that ladder, many will still be Another mistaken assumption by burdened with property taxes. Even if those against the convention is that $ they are lessened in degree for a few because it does not address spending, years — if left in place — it is guaranteed then spending cannot or will not be Save 2 they will eventually be increased. addressed? Why not? Hold a special ses- on your first Unfortunately, Sen. Kyrillos has sion in Trenton and take care of it today. Edible' raised the now familiar canard about the What prevents you? Or hold a separate lARRANGCMCNTS i order when you proposed property tax convention. The convention to address those matters. claim is that if spending is not addressed, They are not the same issue. To order call or visit your nearest location: j mention this ad. then the convention is one-sided and Woodbridge/Edison MultoWEast Brunswick j Coupon valid on select insufficient. These objectors miss the John Hendrickson. I products. Coupon can not point; the issue is tax fairness, not just Middletown j be combined with any other .Letters Policy 462 Rahway Avenue HmtagePlaza- 220 Ryders Lane | offers. Excluding Holidays Woodbridge, NJ 07095 Milltovm, NJ 08850 j o«er expires 6/30/05 Letters to the editor may be sent via e-mail to [email protected]. Please include www.ediblearrangements.com L 5Ls3°'!!?i a daytime telephone number where the author may be reached for verification. For more information, call (732) 358-5200, ext. 8368. ftucUuiAniUtt. Cd]|»l)W-t77I CopviijU') »E.bilt 20 SENTINEL, June 23,2005 JUST GO
Junior Biologist program . Exhibits Learn about career possibilities * Pick of *e week from aquarists, feeders, trainers' for ages 12 and up Scenes In the Moment . •- . June 25,9:30-11 a.m. landscape oils Jenklnson's Aquarium by Anthony Migliaccio, Ocean Grove presents a series of free organ 300 Ocean Ave., watereolors recitals, celebrating the 97th anniversary of the Point Pleasant Beach by Beverly Golembeski renowned Hope-Jones pipe organ, Wednesdays at 7;30 lee: $10; includes all-day through June 29, p.m. and Saturdays at noon, July 2 through Aug. 31, admission to aquarium; Morr.-Sat. noon-4:30 p.m. plus a special encore concert Sept. 5 at 7:30 p.m. preregistration required Up Close and Personal: Gordon Turk is the resident organist, and special (732) 899-1212; Collages by Renna Abadl guest organists and musicians v/iii us feaiuretHhrough- www.jenkinsons.com July 2-27, ovit the season. Dr. Turk lias performed through out the Mon.-Sat. noon-4:30 p.m.; •- -•* •. ••.'/mid and has won awards al national improvisation reception: July 10, 3-6 pm • v • competitions ol the American Guild of Organists. Annie Jr.: The Musical all-children cast Guild of Creative Art The pipe organ is housed in four concrete cham- 620 Broad St., Shrewsbury ! • ••". bers and was built using more than 40,000 feet of June 25-July 24, Sat. noon and 3 p.m., Free and open to the public California sugar pine. It weighs between 20 and 25 tons (732) 741-1441 Sun.noon :: : and contains more than 600 pneumatic actions, 23 miles of wire, a 32-level solid-state memory, and more Eatontown Playhouse 37-13 Route 35 no., Eatontown Calm Between the Storms than 10,000 pipes. Concerts are held at Ocean Grove's Hungarian art between the Great Auditorium, Pilgrim and Ocean pathways, Ocean tickets: $15; $12 seniors, students World Wars Grove. For more information, call (732) 775-0035 or Miss Saigon through Sept. 4 visit www.oceangrove.org. (732) 888-'0339; Middlesex County www. eatonlownplayhouse.com Museum of the American Plays-in-trie-Park musical Hungarian Foundation . -M, June 28-July 9 Somerset St., New Brunswick The Emperor's New Clothes no performance July 4 musical fairy tale (732) 846-5777 . Special Events St. Stan's Alumni Wight, L Music Stephen J. Capestro WMGQ-Radio remote, June 27 and 28,7 p.m. The Barn at Thompson Park Amphitheater Hatching the Past: entertainment by Triple H Jesse McCartney Newman Springs Road, Lincroft Roosevelt Park, oil Route 1 Dinosaur Eggs and Babies St. Ambrose School Carnival Productions; June 23, 6 p.m. Edison June 23,6-11 p.m. tickets: $5 hands-on exhibition; dinosaur June 25, McCarthy Brothers Six Flags Great Adventure (732) 842-4000 tickets; $5, adults; $4, seniors eggs and nests June 24,6 p.m. to midnight Band Route 537, Jackson Township June 25, 5-10 p.m. age 62 & above; tree to children through Sept. 10 (732)254-0212 free with park admission age 12 & under St. Ambrose School grounds The Wizard of Oz N.J. State Museum Galleries Tbrock rnorton Lane (732) 928-1821; box office opens at 5:30 p.m. 225 West State St., Trenton Second Annual Open Air Market www.sixflags.com through Sept. 3, on day of performance off Route 9, Old Bridge Saturdays at 2:15 p.m. (609) 292-6464; rides; games; food; nightly In liiilmm bring low-back lawn chair , cooking demonstrations, Reckless Sleamy Nights: First Avenue Playhouse entertainment; super & nightly First Ave., Atlantic Highlands (732) 548-2884 50/50s; bracelet nights, ' live music, master gardener, Terraplane Trio vendors, crafters, farmers tickets: $9 pay one price S ride all night presented by Jersey Shore Jazz (732)291-7552 Don't Dress for Dinner June 23 & 25; fireworks display, June 25-Oct. 1. rain or shine, & Blues Foundation and through June 25, 8:30 p.m. 9 p.m. June 24 10a.m.-3 p.m. Woman's Club of Red Bank; First Avenue Playhouse {rain dale: June 25) Pyanoe Plaza gourmet coffees and desserts Oni_ Stage. First Ave., Atlantic Highlands (732) 679-5990, ext. 1 Main Street between 8th and June 24, 8-11 p.m. dessert theater $20-$15; 10th avenues Anthony Reckless Estate dinner theater $35430 (732) 681-2900, ext. 2 (Bel mar 164 Broad St., Red Bank New Jersey Slate Fair (732)291-7552; Chamber of Commerce) admission: $10 www.f irstaven uep lay ho use .co m circus, petting zoo, racing pigs, (732) 933-0541; www.jsjbf.org live music, exhibits, 75 rides, Harley-Davldson/Buall of Long 75 games, 100 food vendors Pippin Branch 811) Annual Cruise Night 000 Wop Alt-Stars Premier Theatre Company June23-July 10, live music, trophies, balloons, Mon.-Thurs. 6 p.rn.-midnlght; Terry Johnson's Flamingos, through June 26, 8 p.m.; Georges Mazllu: free temporary tattoos, Kenny Vance and the Sun. 2 p.m. A World ol Possibilities Frl, 6 p.m.-2a.m. drawing for a Hariey Davidson Sat.2p.m.-2a.m,; Planotones, John Kuse and The Henderson Theater paintings, drawings and prints motorcycle (to benefit Ronald Excellents, The Original Chantels 850 Newman Springs Road by Georges Mazilu Sun. 2 p.m.-midnlght; McDonald Camp for Kids) fireworks July 3 and 4,10 p.m. June 25,7:30 p.m. (Route 520), Lincroft through June 30 . June 25, 6-10 p.m. Ocean Grove's Great Auditorium tickets; $24-$13 Giants Stadium Fairgrounds Broadway, Myrtle Ave. to Marsha Child Contemporary M Meadowlands Sports Complex, Pilgrim and Ocean pathways (732) 774-7827; Gallery Washington St., Long Branch Ocean Grove East Rutherford (732)229-8518; The Butler Did It www.premiertheatre.com 220 Alexander St., Princeton admission: adult $8-$6; tickets: $28. $23 www.hdlongbranch.com spoof of British mystery plays (609) 497-7330 child $4-$3, under 34 inches 732) 988-0645; A Funny Thing Happened on the June 24 & 25 at 8 p.m. free; parking $3 (800) 773-0097; Way to Ihe Forum Art In Parts From Daurnler to www.nifair.com-; In Search of Butterflies www.oceangrove.org June 26 at 3 p.m. Monmouth County Park System Rodin: 1832-1914 (973)450-1070 nature walks at 2 p.m. June 25 Playhouse 22 through July 3, at 7 p.m. ongoing and 26, to search for butterflies 1 for Kids 210 Dunhams Corner Road The Barn at Thompson Park Japonlsms: Selections From Ihe Cattus Island County Park East Brunswick Newman Springs Road, Lincroft Collection St. Stan's Carnival 2005 Caitus Island Blvd., Toms River tickets: $20; $16 for seniors & tickets: $17, $15; group rates ongoing June 23-25, 6-11 p.m. freo; no p re registration required Reptile Roundup students available Beyond Ihe Limits ol Socialist Si. Stanislaus Kostka Parish (732) 270-6960 (732) 254-3939 (732) 842-4000, ext. 1 •rounds join a naturalist for a look at live Realism, Part II: Theater Posters turtles and snakes From tits Soviet Union MacArthur Avenue & Main Street Morning bird walk at Assunplnk every Sat. and Sun., Oliver! One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest through July 31 Sayrevllle book, music, lyrics by Lionel Bart Wildllfo Area June-August (except July 23-24), through July 9, The Color ol Night: How Artists rides for children and adults; led by N.J. Audubon Society 1M1:30a.m.; June 24 & 25 at 8 p.m. games of chance; las Vegas1 June 26 at 2 p.m. Fri. S Sat. 8 p.m., Sun. 3 p.m. Work with Darkness naturalist turtle feeding 1:30-2 p.m. Eatontown Playhouse wheel; nightly 50750s; fresh Cattus Island County Park rim Main Stage through July 31 Assunplnk Wildlife Area, 37-13 Route 35 no, Tues.-Fri., 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. seafood area; homemade foods; Upper Freehold Township 1170 Cattus Island Blvd., Villagers Theatre 415 DeMott Lane Eatontown Sat. & Sun., noon to 5 p.m. nightly entertainment; beer June 26,7 a.m. Toms River garden; barbecue pit; desserts; Somerset section of Franklin tickets: $20; $15 seniors, Jane Voorhces Zirnmerli Art fee: $20 free, and no registration tickets: $18 for adults, $16 for students Museum June 23, music of Patrick & . register with Sandy Hook Bird required Joanna; June 24, seniors, students (732) S88-O339; Hamilton St., New Brunswick Observatory, (732)270-6960 fish fry beginning at 5 p.m., (732) 873-2710 www.eatontownplayhouse.com (732) 932-7237 (732) 872-2500 DON RICKLES MY SINATRA: if Special Guest THE SONGS & COLLECTIVE SOUL Gene Ferrari THE STORIES WEDNESDAY, 8/17, 8pm SUNDAY, 7/17, 7pm Starring Cary Hoffman SATURDAY, 7/30, 8pm RICK SPRINGFIELD LARRY ELGART f THE RIPPINGTONS FRIDAY, 8/19, 8pm ORCHESTRA with STANLEY Hooked On Swing! JORDAN Special Weekday Matinee! FRIDAY, 8/5, 8pm MONDAY, 7/25, 2pm I' NEW VOICES OF JERSEY SHORE COMEDY: NO FOUR ROCK-N-SOUL REVUE: LETTER WORDS Tribute To Simon & Garfunkel & 1 4 Hilarious Comics and a The Everly Brothers Live Band FRIDAY, 7/29 SATURDAY, 8/6, 8pm SENTINEL, June 23, 2005 2 1 "Do or Die" Register now for 'Tee-Up for Transplants' •By 90 Chaps 6 The moon 29 1968 loser to 63 Jerks 81 To such an NORA 92 Holey orders affects them HMN 54 Vino>_: extant Registration is now under way for the PEARLSTONE 95 U.o!Me.,e.g. 7 Cupid aiias 30 Wide size blackjack 82 German NJ Sharing Network's seventh annual ACROSS 96 Caesar satad 8 _-daisy 31 Rock's M6tley 55 Journalist pronoun golf invitational "Tee-Up for Trans- ! 1 Comparatively lettuce 9 River Inlet 83 NFL scorns plants" June 27 at Jasna Polana, Prince- wicked 97 Erode 10 15th 32 ^ats" 58 Forest growth 84 One ot the MagE 6 Ford model Amendment monogram 59 The Morning 85 Increase, as ton. i 12 long Is/and market pres. 34 Muscle mag Watch" author interest Registration and a putting contest university competition 11 Tarzan displays 60 "Norms Rae" 87 Chocolate will be at 10 a.m., followed by lunch fol- 19 Condition 101 "The Godfather" counterpart 35 Tropical cuckog director candy lows at 11:30 a.m. Shotgun start is 12:30 20 Full of mischief actor's 12 Slightly 36 Bravada 62 Impala being 90 Reacted to p.m. A cocktail hour, and silent auction 21 Vietnam breakfast? 13 Hamlet's automaker washed, say? applause Veterans 105 Sydney natives countrymen 38 Express, 63 Sweetie 91 Arnhers! begins at 5:30 p.m., Followed by dinner at Memorial 106 Engine 14 They have perhaps 65 Cuts off campus, 7 p.m. Proceeds will benefit educating architect pupils 39 Table d'___ 66 Weight familiarly the public about the benefits of organ 22 Nexium 107 Dry Italian wine 15 Chocolate 40 Morse code 67 Pol, essentially 92 Doesn't go on donation and transplantation, and sup- prescription? 108 That _ me of barker tones 68 Author Sewell 93 German director port1 to donor families and transplant re- 24 Places lo enjoy 16 Find wori< for 42 Westminster 70 R&B quartet __ Wenders bouquets 109 Aristocrats the wealthy gallery II Men 94 Not available cipients. 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There is no further information at this time. Police are investigating a report of criminal mischief at Huff Road from June 11 to 14. Ac- mitr, , u cording to reports, someone crashed into a por- tion of the white metal fencing parallel to Route ROUTE 1, SOUTH BRUNSWICK, NJ OR OWNED VEHICLE. 130 South. Two 8-ioot sections were knocked www.Reillys.com : VOID WHERE PROHIBITED. COUPON NOT down and completely destroyed. The re| COMBINED WITH ANY OTHER COU ment cast is estimated at $600, Police are Investigating a reported theft from Bishop Boulevard on June 13. The victim, 39, said someone used a small hydraulic jack to raise the passenger side of her 1994 Cadillac DeVille and removed both passenger-side wheels. The vehicle was (eft on the jack and was propped up by bricks. The replacement cost is estimated at $600, Police are investigating a reported auto- mobile theft from Petunia Drive on June 14, Ac- cording to reports, someone entered the 1994 Honda Accord and removed the stereo. A wallet and cell phone in the car were not taken but in- stead the wallet was tucked between the driver's . seat and the middle console, and the phone was underneath clothing on the rear seat. Police arrested and charged Cad J. Lee, 42, of New Brunswick, with burglary, theft, criminal trespassing and hindering apprehension on Georges Road on June 17. Police noticed a black male acting suspiciously, entering driveways in a stooped position as. to avoid detection by the homeowners, wandering from the back to the GET THE front before moving onto another house in sequential order. Lee was found traveling north on Georges Road going toward New Brunswick on a red bicycle with a Dewalt power driver case hanging on the right handle. He indicated he was on the way to a bar but was dressed in soiled clothes and sneakers, and had no money. Police noticed at one house a Foid van had its door open with DeWalt cases and shoeprints match- ing Lee's. He was taken to headquarters and processed. Police are Investigating a reported theft of a 1992 green Honda Accord from Lee Avenue on June 16. The victim, 29, noticed the car missing when he left for work, There is no further informa- 12 MONTHS tion at this time. SAMBAS CASH Police are Investigating a report of criminal mischief on Azalea Drive on June 18. The glass of the left sliding door of a 2003 Honda Odyssey was smashed. The replacement cost is estimated at $600, according to reports. Police arrested and charged Leonard Pfeif- fer, 65, of Monroe, with possession of a controlled dangerous substance, possession .with the intent to distribute and aggravated assault at the Middlesex Couniy Adult Correction Center on June 19. According to reports, Pfeiffer passed a lastic bag of heroin to an inmate who placed Die Cag in her mouth. When the officer went to retrieve it she bit him oh the right index finger. Ten decks of heroin were found. The inmate was searched and placed in lockdown. Pfeiffer was detained, arrested and transported to headquar- ters. South Brunswick ____— Police arrested and charged Ruben Feliciano, 46, of Monmouth Junction, with driv- ing while intoxicated following a motor vehicle accident at Deans Rhode Hall Road and Route 535 on June 18, according to reports. RALVI. 732 Police arrested and charged Brian Thome, 19, of Monmouth Junction, with underage driv- JERSEY V^4235m ing while intoxicated following an altercation involving motor vehicles on June 19. According to reports, police responded to a call o! an PAttO&MORE FreBhM Raceway Mali erratic driver who had been followed by trie www.centraljerseypools.com caller. Police located the two vehicles, a gray Ford Escape, owned by Thorne, and a blacn : >«^ CEuannnnCAyEAnoFEiKHEWz two-door car, at the Kiddie Academy in Kendall HOURS: Mnn.-Fri. 108, Sat. 9-6, Sun. 10-5 Park. 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East Brunswick Sentinel East Brunswick Sentinel North/South Bnmswlck Sentinel TK-Town News, Examiner No/So Brunswick Sentinel Edlion/Metuchen Sentinel Brick Township Bulletin Woodbridge Sentinel Woodbridge Sentinel the hub, Independent Edison/Metuchen Sentinel Allanticville, Suburban Latinos Unidos SENTINEL, June 23, 2005 25 SPORTS Milltown legion team ready for a title run this summer and play left field before con- St. Joseph's duo tinuing his career at Ramapo College. "He's the link between the top half of added to already the order and the bottom half," Fredericks said. "Teams can't pitch around Douglas formidable squad and Affinito because Brian will do dam- age." BY SHAWN LAYTON Stall'Writer To get a better idea of the talent on this team, consider the fact that Spotswood's MILLTOWN - The Milltown Post 25 Scott Dyckman hit cleanup all season and Senior American Legion team is stacked is slated to bat eighth for Milltown. with talent and it is no surprise the team Dyckman is a first-team All-Blue Division is off to a 7-1 start. first baseman this year and is expected to This summer, the team hopes to make p\sfy right field thia summer. it back to Atlantic City whei'e they placed Occupying first base is Andy: Silver, of fourth in the state last year, behind Rutgers University. Silver was .a/ first Chester, Lyndhurst and Hamilton. team All-Red Division selection iii *J004. "There's no doubt that we're loaded "In our first game with South River, this year," Milltown Post 25 head coach which was rained out, I had nine All- Glenn Fredericks said. "There are so County players on the field/' Fredericks many guys on this team that were stars said. "It's a solid lineup without any on their high school teams that I warned holes." them about getting complacent. We Leading the defense is a quartet of stubbed our toe early, but we seem to be hurlers known on the team as the "Big back on track," Four." Pitchers Eric Hines, Nick Meyers, Milltown lost its second game of the Matt Metsch and Willy Beard will gobble season to South Brunswick 7-1. In its pre- up innings, and opposing lineups get no vious game, Milltown belted four homers break no matter who takes the hill. The to clobber Old Bridge 12-2. staff has amassed two shutouts in just six The team bounced back after the games. wake-up call courtesy of South Brunswick Hines is a Division II pitcher at and is looking forward to a rematch with Caldwell College, while Meyers will pitch South Brunswick team this week. The two Division I ball for Monmouth University teams are slated to go at it at 5:45 p.m. after graduating from East Brunswick today at Crossroads Middle School in this spring. Metsch is off to Franklin & South Brunswick. Marshall in Virginia to join Milltown "This is going to be a tough week," teammate second baseman Andy Fredericks said. "The teams on the sched- Anderson. ule will really test our pitching," Beard tossed crucial innings for the After matchups with New Brunswick team last summer picking up a save (a 7-2 Milltown win) and Clara Barton( a SCOTT PILLING staff against Brooklawn and a win over 20-2 triumph) earlier in the week, St. Joseph's slugger Harry Douglas Is one of two Falcon players who will play for a Carteret. Beard will return to Spotswood Milltown hosted South River at East loaded Milltown Post 25 American Legion team this summer as the squad chases a High for his junior season. Brunswick Vo-Tech yesterday., state championship. The Milltown Post 25 team will play Against New Brunswick, Brian Dzuro all of its home games this summer at East blasted a first-inning grand slam to set third baseman, was the Greater said. "He will get all the late work, and Brunswick Vb Tech after a plan to secure the pace offensively, while Steve Curry got Middlesex Conference's most outstanding he's proven to be effective every day." a different home field Fell through. the win for Milltown, throwing iive player this spring. East Brunswick's ChrisAffmito is back "We're off to a strong start and we innings and allowing just two earned runs "Adding him to a team that finished for another summer with the club before want to keep the momentum rolling," on four hits. fourth in the state tells me that we can go heading to Seton Hall on a baseball schol- Fredericks said. "East Brunswick Vo-Tech There were plenty of stars in the win a long way," Fredericks said. "Adding an arship in the fall, was gracious enough to allow us to play at over Clara Barton, including Douglas and all-state player has changed the complex- "You always hear about Chris being a the best high school facility in -the state Dzuro, who each had three hits, and Chris ity of the whole team. Harry's amazing to slugger, but nobody mentions his defen- when our plans for a home field fell apart. Affinito, who drove in four runs. watch, and everything coach Lou Urbano, sive behind the plate," Fredericks said. Ray Cipperly is the top groundsman in Last year's Milltown ballclub proved it of St. Joe's, said about Harry is true. He "Every time someone runs on him they get the state and he didn't have to do what ho could score runs and with the addition of never stops playing, no matter what the thrown out, and pretty soon they're going did for us at East Brunswick Vo-Tech, but Harry Douglas, of Saint Joseph High score is." to stop running. He's a superb player we appreciate it and that's why he's the School of Metuchen, to this year's lineup, Also joining the Milltown team this because of the hard work he puts in, and best in the business." the team should once again have little summer is Tom Sosnowski, another addi- it would have been easy for him to be con- Which is exactly what the Milltown problem scoring. tion from St. Joe's. tent with all of his talent." Post 25 baseball team hopes to be thia Douglas, a Harvard University-bound "Tom will be our closer," Fredericks Brian Dzuro will bat fifth in the order summer. Sports Shorts Johnathan Dixon of North all-county selection. He has been accept- cation into Division I." Open Team competition, the following Brunswick and Daniel Stonkus of ed into NJITs School of Management. Dixon and Stonkus were teammates members of the Ken Vercammen Team Monmouth Junction have signed national "Johnathan is a versatile, strong, and on the AAU New Jersey Cyclones, leading helped capture the title: Ken Vercamnaen, letters of intent to continue their basket- athletic wing player," Casciano said. "He them to a 24-4 record in 2004-05 South Brunswick, 11th (18:09); Bob ball careers at New Jersey Institute of can put the ball on the floor, shoot the The Highlanders earned their third Nelson, Franklin Park, 15th (18:30); Joe Technology, NJIT head men's coach Jim three, rebound, and has a high basketball consecutive Central Atlantic Collegiate Lanzalotto, South Brunswick, 22nd Casciano announced last week. IQ." Conference playoff berth last season. The (19:26); Kathleen Rocker, Metuchen, 36th "There's a theme with our recruiting Stonkus, a 6-foot-9, 240-pound post university has applied to the NCAA to (20:22); Dan Fabrizio, Princeton, 40th class this year," said Casciano, who will player, was admitted to NJITs Albert reclassiry its entire athletic program from (20:31)t John Nowatkowski, Spotswood, enter his fifth season with the ' Dorman Honors College. He hold.s the Division II to Division I, 42nd (20:37); Dave Hoch, East Highlanders. "[Both] players are versa- South Brunswick High career record for Brunswick, 48th (20:57); Cheryl Seller, E. tile, in the sense that they can play mul- blocked shots, and played on two division The Eden 5K was held at the Forestall Brunswick, 124th (24:20); Scott tiple positions, and all add athleticism to championship teams. He was a first-team Center, Plainsboro, on April 17. Over 450 Donahowev, South Brunswick, 174th our program. They've also gotten used to all-division selection as a senior. runners participated, which raised (26:37); Lois Brown Klein, Princeton being on winning teams." "Daniel is a bright kid with tremen- $50,000 for the Eden Institute benefiting Junct, 220th (28:04); Sandy Togno, South Dixon, a 6-foot-5 forward, was a 1,000- dous work habits," Casciano said. "He's autistic children. South Brunswick area Brunswick, 270th (30:08); and Lloyd point scorer at Lawrenceville Prep. As a an important player for our future, and runners led the way, in both team compe- Kornblatt, South Brunswick, 382nd senior, he was an all-prep, all-area and should be a cornerstone of our reclassifi- tition and individual performance. In the (46:08). #• ' ' ' 26 SENTINEL, June 23,2005 INEED NEW CARPET? 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She was also a nanny for IRS Forms and All Paperwork Done for You. Elizabeth before moving to North Brunswick in 20 years. She was a member of the South 1962. Mr. Glassen was a forklift mechanic at Brunswick Congregation of Jehovah's American Can Co., Hillside, for 37 years, retir- Witnesses, Mrs. Paasero was predeceased by Associated Charities represents numerous ing in 1990. He is survived by his wife of 50 her husband, David J. Passero, in 1990; and a years, Gladys Osbome Glassen; a daughter, son, John, in 2004. She is survived by a daugh- non-profits in need of your property. Christine Koch of South Amboy; four sons, ter-in-law, Janet Rok of South Brunswick; two Robert GJassen of East Brunswick, Richard grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren, Glassen of North Brunswick, Gregory Glassen A memorial service was held June 11 at of Hamilton, and Scott Glassen of Somerset; Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses, Franklin Call Toll Free: 866-639-8724 or 410-603-3468 two sisters, Catherine Dolch of New Gretna and Park. Arrangements were by Cremation Elizabeth Abadella of North Brunswick; a Services of Central New Jersey, East E-mail: bob3416(®mchsi.com brother, Richard Glassen of St. Simons Island, Brunswick. Ga.; and 11 grandchildren. Visitation will ha held June 16 from 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. at the Selover Funeral Home in North Brunswick. A funeral service will be held June 17 at 9:45 a.m. at the funeral home, followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at 10:30 a.m. at Our Lady of Lourdes Roman Catholic Church, Militown. Interment will be at Elm Ridge Cemetery, North Brunswick. Memorial donations may be made to Alex's Lemonade Stand Fund, 333 Lancaster Ave., No. 414, Wynnewood, PA 19096. Anne Marie Zyskowski Mnumilc Mrs. Mamrak, 58, of Trinity, Fla., formerly of South River, died June 12 in Tampa, Fla. Surviving are her husband, John Jr.; two daughters, Cheryl Wagner of Riverview, Fla., BREAK and Sandra Mamrak of the Monmouth Junction section of South Brunswick; her mother, Carol Zyskowski of Sayreville; a brother, Anthony Zyskowski of Sayreville; and two grandchildren. A memorial Mass was offered at Corpus Christi SOUND BARRIERS. Church, South River. Interment was in St. Stanislaus Kostka Cemetery, Sayreville. 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This year, 42 Little League estate partner of Little League Baseball programs in any way possible, through Awareness Program (ASAP), and the Baseball and Softball games of the and Softball in the United States and cash contributions for equipment, spon- Little League Manager/Coach Education International Tournament will be televised Canada. This arrangement affords sorship of local teams or financial support Program, just to name two. The innova- nationally on ESPN, ESPN2 or ABC. RE/MAX offices and associates the op- of playing fields and venues. Numerous tive Little League Child Protection A true World Series is played in four portunity to become involved in a wide Little League programs offer a variety of Program was the first for any national divisions of baseball and four divisions of variety of sponsorships in an array of youth participation — T-ball, baseball, youth sports organization (and remains softbali, with four other tournaments Little League programs at the local, softball and more. the only national youth baseball/softball advancing to state level. And, making it to league and district levels, as well as At its core, the purpose of Little League organization) mandating background the granddaddy of all youth sports world RE/MAX participation in five regional is to provide a safe, fun, wholesome combi- checks on managers, coaches and other championships, the Little League Baseball finals and the Little League Baseball nation of recreation and competition to key volunteers. But it doesn't stop with a World Series in Williamsport, Pa., happens World Series scheduled for Aug. 19-28 in players ages 5-18 through regular season mandate. Little League provides leagues for 16 communities around the world each Williams port, Pa. play among local teams. For those players with advice on how to perform the checks year. Little League Baseball, founded in "Those of us who played on Little whose skills are more advanced, the Little simply and affordably. 1939 in Williamsport, Pa., is the world's League teams while growing up still League International Tournament provides "RE/MAX of New Jersey is extremely largest youth sports program, with more remember the experiences and the valu- the largest sports tournament in the world, excited about this new relationship," said than 2.8 million children and one million able lessons learned," said Mike Reagan, with more than 40,000 games played each Jeff Snyder, co-regional owner of volunteers. More than 30 million people RE/MAX senior vice president, brand summer on the road to the various World RE/MAX of New Jersey. "It will allow have played in Little League programs. marketing, "For more than 65 years, Little Series tournaments. our offices and associates to become more Celebrating its 20th anniversary, League programs have engrained values Little League leaves no one out — it involved in the communities they work in, RE/MAX of New Jersey is made up of like courage, loyalty, character and sports- has a Challenger Division for physically while helping to promote the important more than 3,200 real estate professionals manship into young people's lives. We are and mentally challenged players, giving values that Little League is known for. in 192 franchise offices, and continues to hopeful that this relationship touches mil- every child a chance to be a Little This relationship is a great fit for be one of the leading real estate organiza- lions of families and demonstrates that Leaguer. The Little League Urban RE/MAX and we are looking forward to tions in the state. RE/MAX of New RE/MAX understands the present and Initiative is a vigorous attempt to provide getting involved with the Little League Jersey, based in Moorestown, is a private- future value of instilling healthy and access to the benefits of the program to organization throughout New Jersey." ly owned and operated regional franchiser sound principles in our youth." boys and girls within urban communities. The words "Little League" have sym- for RE/MAX International. Visit As part of the new relationship, Little League offers a variety of easy-to- bolized the very best in youth sports for www.remax-nj.com for more information. Real Estate Briefs Larry Mraz and Gwen Roseman of associates nationwide. He has also been year." The Cornerstone award recognizes scores, mortgages, foreclosures, turn key, the Prudential New Jersey Properties appointed to the Bronze Level of the New the leading offices in the Prudential Real 203k rehab, finding a good contractor, and Metuchen office have each been awarded Jersey Association of Realtors Circle of Estate Network that have demonstrated home maintenance and repair. Abuds- Quality Service Certified's Platinum Level Excellence. Roseman was also recently operational excellence in a number of key Salaam, a two-year veteran of the real status in recognition of their 100 percent awarded membership in Prudential Real areas, such as business practices, quality estate industry and consistent award-win- client service satisfaction rating. "Larry and Estate's Honor Society, placing her among standards, expense control, sales manage- ner, will be hosting a booth at the event and Gwen's persistent positive attitudes and the top 21 percent of Prudential Real Estate ment and productivity. For information on will be available to answer real estate ques- resourceiulness have contributed to their associates nationwide. She has been award- the local real estate market, the Prudential tions. He may be reached at (732) 494- success;" says Dottie Winhold, manager of ed Bronze Level of the New Jersey New Jersey Properties East Brunswick 7677. Prudential New Jersey Properties" Association of Realtors' Circle of office, located in the Village Green Metuchen office. 'This national award rec- Excellence Sales Club. Both agents can be Shopping Center, at 415 State Route 18 Dorothy Bellas, sales associate with ognizes their efforts to provide clients with reached at the Metuchen office, located at 3 south, can be reached at (732) 390-2198. the East Brunswick office of Coldwell the best service possible." Offered through Amboy Ave., at (732) 494-7677. Banker Residential Brokerage of New Prudential New Jersey Properties' relation- Prudential New Jersey Properties Jersey, was named the Coldwell Banker ship with California-based Quality Service The East Brunswick office of sales associate Faisal Abdus-Salaam, from Residential Brokerage Sales Associate of Certification Inc., the certification is earned Prudential New Jersey Properties has the Metuchen office, will be participating in the Month for Middlesex County in April. and maintained by meeting or exceeding a received the Cornerstone Award, ranking it the Essex County Housing Expo on June "Dorothy has an excellent reputation for standard of ongoing quality service for each among the leading offices in the national 25 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Roosevelt customer service and knowledge of the transaction, based on input provided by Prudential Real Estate Network. The office Middle School, 33 Gilbert Place, in West marketplace," said Sandra Tesser, manager clients. Both Mraz and Roseman have was presented the award during special cer- Orange. The free event, hosted by the of the office. "So this comes as no sur- achieved a perfect 5.0 customer satisfaction emonies at the company's recent Annual Joseph N. DiVincenzo Jr., Essex County prise." For information about buying or rating, meaning that 100 percent of their Sales Convention in Las Vegas. "We,are executive, and the Division of Housing and selling real estate in the Middlesex or clients were "very satisfied" with their serv- very excited to receive this award," says Community Development and co-spon- Monmouth county areas, call Dorothy ice. Mraz was recently awarded member- East Brunswick office manager Karen sored by the National Association of Real Bellasat (732) 254-3750 or visit her Web ship in Prudential Real Estate's Honor Pouliot. "It recognizes the excellent level of Estate Brokers, will include information for site at www.dorothybellas.com. The office Society, a distinction placing him among work: and dedication at which our sales first-time homebuyers and new home- is located at 288 Summerhill Road in East the top 21 percent of Prudential Real Estate associates have performed for the past owners. Topics covered will include credit Brunswick. 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" SENTINEL, June 23, 2005 31 Realtors support National Homeownership Month his month the New Jersey mortgage, the organizations listed in the Association of Realtors (NJAR) is guide have the resources to turn prospec- T joining with other Realtor organi- tive home buyers into homeowners. The zations around the country in celebrating booklet is available at no cost by calling National Homeownership Month. The (732) 494-56J6. Since the information in Realtors' theme for this year's National the guide is subject to change, the infor- Homeownership Month is "Open the mation is also posted on www.njar.com. Door." The theme reflects the great work Although National Homeownership Realtors do every day to make owning a Month only lasts 30 days, NJAR's com- home a reality for millions of people. mitment to promoting homeownership is "Owning their own home is a source ongoing. Through the NJAR Housing of great pride and security for many peo- Opportunity Foundation, a separate non- ple," said NJAR President Mary Davis. profit organization, Realtors in New The Land of the FREE "Although homeownership is at record Jersey are working to create more housing levels, there are still many people who opportunities. The foundation distributes want to become homeowners. With their funds to other 501(c)(3) organizations and knowledge and experience of the housing throughout the state (hat provide home market and the needs of the home buyers, buyer education, develop public aware- Realtors have what it takes to help more ness and create affordable homeowner- Home of the BRAVE New Jerseyans make the dream of home- ship options for working New Jerseyans. ownership come true." "Real estate, homeownership and Many people who dream of owning a housing opportunity go hand in hand," home do not believe they have the fi- said NJAR Housing Opportunity nancial resources to purchase a home, nor Foundation President Christina Clemans. do they know how to begin the process. "Through the foundation, Realtors can In celebration of National pool resources with other nonprofit Homeownership Month, NJAR is offering groups to help more families achieve the free copies of its "Housing Opportunity American dream." Resource Guide" to prospective home buyers. The guide contains information For more information on homeowner- on housing programs offered by the feder- ship and housing opportunity, visit the al government, state government and non- NJAR Web site at www.njar.com or the •"•5 profit organizations. Whether through National Association of Realtors Web site home buyer education or a low-interest at www.REALTOR.org/liomeownership. Put the Power of "1" to Work for You! 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Video streaming programs are In addition to RSN, other recipients of also available to more than 108,000 the 2005 Videographer Awards include RE/MAX associates worldwide on the Comcast Cable, Time Warner Cable, Extranet site, RE/MAX Mainstreet. BestRentNJ.com NASA and Boeing. Other International Visit www.remax-nj.com for more in- I Film and Video Festival Winners for 2005 formation. Zastko's Web site features its Relo services loria Zastko's new Web site is de- the RELO Network. She also orchestrates signed to guide both buyers and many of the firm's charitable functions. G sellers throughout central New The Zastko firm is in the process of Jersey yet encompasses its Relo affiliation expanding, recently enlisting four new to "relocate people and companies around associates: Mario Gianvito, Deborah Introducing a new website featuring DjBella, Linda Koflca and Evelyn the comer and around the world." The over 43 rental communities in New Jersey. firm's Relo director, Ginger Boyle, has Loewenstein, who is a longtime sales more than 15 years of experience in re- agent and is fluent in Spanish. A recent Search by location, rent, bedrooms and home type location and is a key associate with the addition is also Ellen Gaynor, daughter of simultaneously to fiiul your perfect apartment or townhome. firm. Boyle is a charter member of Gloria another charter member, Sonya Panson, a See tloor plans, amenities, maps and morel Zastko, Realtors, and helped launch the 25-year real estate veteran. The office will firm in early 1991. Boyle resides in South physically expand by some 1,000 square All Apartments & Townliomos Come With: Brunswick. She is a consistent NJAR feet. 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A Number of Carriers MILLTOWN- F CROSS INTO THE BLUE 32-571-6777 for appointment in 30 days! • Set your own hours! My Magazine Students 174, Teachers _. _ Comiietitive OTR Job, salon lor rani. ReasonabLblel , •Work close to home! ve Union Square Wesl. HOME CARE - Foralderly, TV - HITACHI 53" HDTV BEDROOM - Mlian KITCHEN CABINETS - Oafc MOVING SALE - Sofa bed w/ TV - Sony 2?" with TV stand. Attention sick, disabled, Live-ln/out, REAR PROJECTION. Top of Classic Manor, 9 pcs. " " ise fi 8 wall. Gold color. 1 love seat S250. Mediterranean BlacK cabinet with gloss doors. Reasonable rates. Call PeHnler Ihe line. Exc. cond. Hazlei cond. $i,500. Dining Rooi.. old, Builders grade For- bdim. sol S-'lhD \;i»y.,it)' s>u>> •575. Greater Media Agency 906-925-0494.No fee. area. $850. Call 732-335-8221 Bernhardl solid wood w/3 i counter top. $1,500. Like •• enchSBfJO. 732-651-7857 Call 732-441-7771 Newspaper Readers WALL OVEN - Convection leaves S 6 clialrs, 2 pc. china Call cell #906-208-7737 HOME CARE- CHHA'S server.S500.CoM B48-46B-06B NG SALE All must Note thaflhr/title oi Ihis clas- CNA'S & COMPANIONS FOR while gas 24" double Kitchen- ... .'CHEN SET - Oak. 2 leaves, Lilian bunk bed. Sofa bed. WALL UNIT- Musi sell. 7', 3 Aid. Self clean. Qrlg. $2,000., C SENIORS. Must have car. BT BEDROOM SET- 7pcs. Salic 4 cliairs, $350.Curlo Cabinet: et. New AJC. 2-recllnar sofas, pcs. Blk. w/mlrrors, sloiage, lerv |ces°Ads under employ- & P/T. Live-in available. Call sacrifice S1.000,732-972-9442 O.nit. lighted, 4 glass r.liflvt;;,. ment services are not job cherry wood sleigh bed, dress i-comp. desks. 732-257-4991 in., ILL IV. S400. Stoepaj Sola, Right At Home, 732-566-6711 etJmUfoi & nils slancJ. Us —"•), Call 732-251 -1727 $150. Call 732-553-14BB ffers. Tliese advertisements MOVING SALEConlempor id rvice tor a feefee, S4,300., sell $1,675. KITCHEN SET Table. 6chairs, ovi e, tor DINING ROOM 1 ' ' ckk ultrasulted 3 e 048 General 048 General 049 Merchandise 060 Garage Sales 061E Estate 1 064 Lost & Found 066a Nouenas 069 Entertainment : Merchandise Merchandise i Wanted Sales ALL ABOUT IMINI # Clowns LJ OLD BRIDGE-MOVING OAK DRESSERS, (4) 30" ea. w/2 CAT LOST • Edison area, TO PLACE POWER WASHEH 2000 PSl RiDGIO 300 or 700 match bookshelves, S700./neg. Characters #Maglc# Face Art /CHARCOAL, " 5 HP, Gas, 30' HI Prss Hose MACHINE WANTED. 15D Throckroorlon Ln. Ineai A NOVENA Gamsa & Morel 732-723-0179 Gaub- Fd.) Sat. 6/25 & Sun. EKecutlveOesk& Chair. $25. ROOF RACK, $25. _ Lance Wheeled Carl. Call 1-648-391-5331 $350Jneg. Loveseat, $300Jnag., LAMP, $15. 732-247-5644 3150. Call 732-254-0280 6/26. 9-4. Rain or Shine. >r 733-393-1389 ALL Children's Characters WANTED-Ok! Non-Running " ., SVarlous Items. Wicker Sola. Loveaeat & Chair, $S0OJneg, Weber Natural Gas CALL S-Bob, Purple dino, glamour BIRO CAGE- Excellent condi- Motorcycles. At, 732-322-7fOf DOG LOST; Husky, respond! Cfowrv'magic, D.J. etc. 732-390-8332 tion. S20. Rabbit home; pull AIDotal2 © optonline.net Grill $150./neg. 732-B28-1832 to "Angel", claypll by Mail 1-800-660-4237 om drawer, on whaals, $4ET aALt IO wesi rtva. urr Slreel f ownhomes. Sayreviilt OR 732-358-5210 AMAZING MAGIC Pool; FREE. Call 732-251-49QB Brookstde Ave.) Sal. 6/25,8am on 10/29/01. Male, black I ;ilh ERIC THE GREAT 050 Musical to 4pm. Everything must ga. 062 Flea Markets white with white feel & whin Any Occasion. 732-53B-6936 BLINDS -Horizontal 50 x -10 hh, jawelry. bedim, sol, clothes face, Ian cheeks, brown eyes FAX YOUR AD 24/7 $20. 94 X 48 §50. DRAPES Instruments Bazaars stand, acci J OLD BRIDGE-Mulll Family approx 90 lbs., while stripe oi CLOWN /Magician > Magic- w/ Swag and Cascade, $a0. ' head, $1,000. REWARD cash 732-780-4678 Rabbit • Far,o painting. Glamour Gull 732-607-63 75 PensacolaSt.iOltTnrockmortQn Lane ) 6/25 8 6/26, 9-4pm. ' • 732-277-0519 THE CLASSIFIED «Cliar;icterr, • Bnlloon Sculpling BOAT- "82. OMC Inboard/ RADIAL ARM SAW; 10 Fum., clolhing. speakers, loys, .JOHTH BRUNSWICK - Fun Science* Gratis, DJ, etc. outboard, 17' Imperial, 6 pas- draftsman, £100. Wood CLARINET MOONLIGHT FLEA MARKET GETS RESULTS! Call Marti, 732-390-83B2 1 baby items R much more. saFigers, w frailer, runs good. shaper: Delia. Ihp. wJblts. . r student. Top condilii Fri. 6/Z4, 5pm-9pm Whle, s S100. Wood lathe: w/lools, SI50. Call 732-249-0695 Outdoor / Indoor Vendors Iroopy tig &2,800%ost oiler! AL^O 2 GO 575. Compressor 1 l'jh[j. ',"/!'i PIANO KIMBAI L - UiiFk Variety of Merchandise Vest Winds Pick; aluminum. 28 ft.. S300 KAHTS FOB SALE, Brown. Good condillon Pood Available ->i wrenches, * MORE. Call $250. nsg. Call Bobby, 733-910-0389 re 6:30pm, 732-723-14E6 Rain date: 6/26- 10am Business Call 732-536-3-tU Davidson Mill Antique Village BUV NEW JERSEY J SAYREVILLE-G Iroquois Dr. Sat. 6/25 S Sun. 6/26, 9am- 2430 Rt. 130 732-940-8600 065 Pets & Animals FOR $399! www.davidsonmlllvillage.com The New Jaisey Press PIANO TUNING 4pm. Kit. accessories, books, ^Service Association can place your 25- NBW Client Discount • S25. ot{ ilsc, hh Items, & Moi UT. JOSEPH'S NURSING woiu classiiiod ad In over 1 50 Tlie New Jersey Pre Asso- Call 609-409-9045 Q SAYREVILLE-Morgan HOME 3 SI. Joseph's Terrace, Deadline Friday 1:00 PH Call I-800-6604ADS ciaiitn) can place y ur 2x2 133 PUPS allTypes and sizes. NJ newspapers Uiraugltout Ilia Master Tunor Eslb. 1960 • Sac, 12GrandSI.Sat.fi/esa Woodbridge. Fund Raising Flea From S150. Older PUP $50. stale - a combined circulation Display Ad in ovef 30 NJ Sun. 6.126. 8-4. Bike, sola, hh, Market Sal. 6/25,10am-5pm We Accept SS OB (aSf For Payment weekly newspapers lor ONLY NJ's Largest Selection and ol ovar 2 million households. electronics, dog/cal stutt, 732-750-0077 owes! prices. Open June 25th Call Diane Trent at NJPA at Sl.099. Call Diana Tr nt at horse/ridar gear, gadgets, tons 609-406-0600 ext. 24, email NJPA at 603-406-0600 ext.24 olwms. doming, Grt. Big Sale 26))i Hours 10-5 [email protected] or visit or email dUent4tnipa. rg (or J.P. O'Neill Kennels more information. (Nati nwide LJ SAYREVILLE ..._ 3637 US Highway #1 " ament available) 11 Klmball Dr. West (ofl Main Princeton. NJ AKTIC information. (Nationwide TREADMILL placeman! available) St.), Sat., & Sun., 6/25 & 26. SOFA - Blue A pc, sectlonol Cadenca. Electric, Huns i 9anv4pm. Furn., new kit. sel FREE FEAMLE KITTEN CAHNA FLOWERS w/cueen sleeper. $150. China $125. orbestolrer. w/bar stools, hfh & much mora. TO GOOD HOME, GUITAR • "So you want ta Orange, Gteisl 7 (eel. 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Ragirta Scrubbn KHI ..•imkl s in Moith America's 065A Pet Supplies Polisher, S20. best suburbs by placing your • SOUTH RIVER-7 Oak SI. and Services JOE'S (,.)[[ ^-634-3509 classified ad In neaily 800 sub- 060 Garage Sales (Old Bd (k ( Jh )R MECHANICAL HOMEOWNERS WANTEDI irban newspapers in-,t hkv n> . Kayak Pools Is looking lor one. Only S1O95 (USmnx ,i FISH TANK 90 GAL. W top, HEATING INC. SERVICES Oerno fiomesiles (o display 'n .-.Tifii .id. One plione call, -J SOUTH RIVER light & wood cab. stand. Very new maimenance free Kayak J ABERDEEN-109 Cdtirtlant! Indoor/Outdoor Multi-Family good cond. Healar. power lil- Heating, A/C, pools. Save thousands o[ $S. copy is subject Io publisher Ln (oil Cambridge Dr.) Sat. Moving Sale; 52-54 Jeffrie ROBIN JAY NURSERY Ages 2 mo.-Byrs. Open year round, we Refrigeration, IJjilque opportunity! 100% approval. CnSI the Suburban ''A;, t>,un-;i()iij 11H. fum icy;.. Avo. (Whilehead to Magelra It duded. S235. 732-721-9354 linancing available Classified! Advertising k a .rjo Early Birds. Jeffrie), Fri, Sat., Sun.. 6/24, accept Catholic Charily, please Radiant Heating & 1-600-510-5624. Network al BB8-4S6-2466 6/B5. 6/26, S-5. Big variety. give us a call. 732-254-3505 U ABERDEEN Ventilation TELEVISION ;>;ILI I iny.i Hd jcoi ol OIMIC,-* -I SOUTH FIVER- 62 Main St. HOT TUB/SPA Toshiba Wldescreen 50". L) FJI. A Sal.6/24, 6/25, 9-5 HUGE INDOOR YARD SALE Installation 5 Service 7 PERSON, 45 JETS, I0HP, Good Condiiion, Sl.000, neg iSmns 'JintcKiii. antique DAILY (No Sat.) Furn., Toys. 063b Tutoring Residential & Commercial Oions. w^t.irf.ill loll vjriir.iiily Call 732-432-8357 ;, Pep, ql.iv iium- Music, Collectibles, household, see ii Never used, Cost 58,000, " by. & Mare. 732-23B-H44 10% Discount an Parts Sell S3.995 0811732-718-3344 TYPEWRITER, electric- S20 EAST BRUNSWICK -6 ADOPTION- A Beaulilul li(e High Chair, $10. son Dr. Sal. 6/25. B-4. Kids; Free Estimates for Senior Citizen* SPOTSWOOD ALGEBRA I & II & SAT'S awaits your baby in a home INVENTORS-PRODUCT Full Peed Dryer,S15 _.jlhas,ioys. videos, books, 4 Ma rein Ct. (Karen off Old IDEAS NEEDED. Davison Is Geometry S Basic Skills. filled with Love and Happiness Call 90B-822-2944 bikes & je*ti>. '•<.• >ump Cart; -48" deck, liyrlro- )-800-832-0703 (cods 09J. LAWN MOWER. 48" ALL SUBJECTS K-8 - East [COMMERCIAL) with Catcher, •—- dFiue, $450. 30 lon.Log G EAST BRUNSWICK- J WOODBRIDGETWP. MULTI FAMILY - 9 Mason House Sals; 14 4anciCt. swick school laacher. MS ~:,$2J1Q9 Brand New. $2 050. Back ding. Call 732-422-7879 LS-ADOPTQatt.nat. Pack Slower & Weed Wackcr. Ave. Sal. 6/25, 9am-3pm. (RT. 1,lo Ford AvB..1sl.blk. Websile: htlp://honiB.att.net~s- 732-651-fl1S9 Or908-93O-6188 Small hh Koma and more. West Kelly}, Sat., 6/25, 9-5. Math-College teacher, all levels ndopt „ EAST BRUNSWICK SAT; 8 books pub: Who's Who 1DO,OODBTU Hiflh Elliciency Gas iMariKB^ Tchrs. 732-238-3042 Cleanoul. 4HP, Briggs Slral 6 Avon CA. (Rt. 18 to Hillsdnle Model TUD1 DO C945H Ion Murray 22" push. New Io Avon), Sat. & Sun,, 6/25, 048a Gifts & Crafis 6/26, 9-2. H/H, books, lunr.etc NEW SAT - VERBAL & MATH cijmillion Now grass catcher, Proven results. PRINCETON in box S75, Call ?32-679-5582 U EAST BRUNSWICK U grad. Teacher wiih 30 years 1599 LUGGAGE CARRIER 68 Gage Ftcl. (of/ Sullivan Wa y) experience Call 732-233-543) Rool, Sears X-Corgo. Fri. & Sat., 6/94,6/25.9-3. a FORDS TO PLACE ATLANTIC HEATING & COOLING, INC. Good condition, $B0. V ALL YOUR* LOTS OF BABY ITEMS, toys, household, clothes, lamps,i ESTATE / MOVING SALE Call 732-656-0138 KNITTING NEEDS* 8 Went Grave St., (Ford Ave. >r Wine. 732-254-8567 A NOVENA 3& 1-800-999-6362 «S ec us at sfatersplus1.com to 5th St. to N. Oakland, right MOVING Ping-pong table, • EDISON -ga Hull Dr. (Off FREE ESTIMATES V 732-494-5120 ¥ Oving Ton Ave ) Sal & Sun on West Grove), Friday, 6/24, TAKING THE NEW SAT IN 5100. Traadmills:faicemas1ef. 6/28 S 6/S8, Qam to 3pm. OCTOBER? Start preparing CALL S75. Profoim, S200. Howlng now- Malh, Verbal, Essay. machine; P,ecoi.$75. Station- 1-800-660-4237 ._j, pick-up'Iruck rack,, 60-BO 30+ years teaching experience. ary bike; B.H., $50. Workout Call 732-52V3785 OR 732-358-5210 bench. $50Jmore 732-3 90-4563 048b Infants | albums, books, clothes a Juvenile Items mora. Somalhing Io everyone CARP INT! 2nd il. past Raceway gas sla.J By Ray Guida NORDIC TRACK PRO.S100. BLOW OUT Sal., 6/S6, Bam to2pm. Dining HOW TO PUBLISH A NOVENA KoLcratt Lil L|mo double , bedroom, patio sel, A Good Craftsman for all CLEARANCE SALE ON cise equip,, ping pong Ital. droller, NEW, $50 NAME BRAND KIDS WEAR! to If you wish to publish • • your Carpentry Needs Call 73-2-319-0030 Save 50-70% OFF re Ml. LJ HAZLET Exclusive TiME LIMITED Ofier MOVING SALE: 1 Indian Hill Interior Alterations IOO0 ENVELOPES=$700Q. aNovenain i'rsis. I ' '• I'I ''C(™'M?M og on: www.niagickidsusa.com Ct. (off Bedle Rd.) Sal., 6/25, fleceive $7.00 for Every Env«. .': 1;i' ' '• ' ,;'"•' '•'•' '' ShsetroGk/Trlm • unms lopope slutted with our sales mention coupon code: 9-5. Boaling tlems. misc. uciion materials, tools, Greater Media Newspapers, Drop Cflllingt • Storm Doors matermateriali . Guaranteed! Free In- MKC158498S All your remodeling needs ti (24 Hrs) Recording ixorcise equip,, Xmas. ueilitS JUI to noil lorn) formati Insured - 32 Years Experience 180 SO-944i E*t. 411 books, jewalry a more. you may use the coupon Llc.#13VH00630700 PAVER STONES-Holland. G KENDALL PARK17 below or call Color Ian. 150 sq, ti. $300, or Wlt Rd. (Ofl Kendall Rd & fait For Your Free Bslinmc Mw GARBED -TWIN - Cambridge) Sat. & Sun. 6/25 & bast offer Call 732-251S732 i 732-536-3397 blue Lrtflo mes. S/26, 9arn to 4pm. Lois ol slufl For pictures: htlpjrtcopa7.hom9. Excellent condiiion. $150. 1-80O-66O-4ADS Call 732-792-7797 LJ MARLBORO-14 Cannon- si PAVERS-FREE) ade Dr. (PadtiockClun, Taylors Your prayer will be published in the local Rectangular White & Gray HIGH CHAIR Mill to hoberlsvillo to Topen- Irom parlmat-ar ol pool. ernus). Sat-, 6/25, 9am-ipm. Greater Media Newspaper in your area. EMSA Call 732-257-5627 Electronics. Ti/h, books, ate. Cost £^ ^^ vein KV POOL •*/ STROLLERS Jeep, dbt., 375. G MATAWAN CONSTRUCTION Wllri high power liiter & cover. — nbi; $50. Highchair $25. WlliFll B Pre-payment required. for all your construction Tile As ls,S450. or best otter. . -.k-N-Play. $25. Carseat, desac, Hlghwlew Estates) Sal needs from start to finish Call Olpak 732-335-0503 6/25, 9-3. Ralndata.' Son.. 6/26 Mastercard. VISA or $SQ. Clolhos, 732-«39-618O B ^^r p«r paper • All Carpentry Work POOL- Easy Quck S • MILLTOWN - Wesi Foch Discover accepted 1 • Kitchens/Baths 3 x 12\ Like new. All a Ave. (oil Main St.) Sal. 6/25, 9- r ones. $1 SO. or best offe I! 049 Merchandise 1 .Household & ehlldrens items. Name • Windows/Doors cnutw Tops t Mt-spUskH Call732-651-861 Wanted IHOj MULTI FAMILY • Basements , • Framing/Sheetrock MaMer gaanl • trnd Jobs POOLABOVE GROUND U MONROE TOWNSHIP - B Hachaei Ln. - The Pines ~ and much more. MpMUmntliwsniuiis 75-* 30'. Grealcond. All Free EsL/FUItv Ins. accessories Inc. Buyer remove, [Matchaponlx to Spolswood- ALL LIONEL TRAINS aravohlll Rd. Io Sarnaniha) Phone .. Initials at and of prayer. _ All work CuarantMd $500^es1 olfpr. 732-970-4031 Top ci Sat 6/25 S Sun. 6/26,8-4. 732-910-0163 JOB ventlmlglla POOL LATTICE GATE from HUGE Variety or Kid's Items. MC/VISA/DISCOVER f - EXP. . 732-7S-9O75 Branch Brook. Purchased al ALL LfKE NEWI 7S2-9G7-0S72 $200., asking only $50. Used ANTIQUES G NORTH BRUNSWICK- • Check One Prayer: to pass Inspec. 732-290-3180 TOP PAIGES PAID FOR; MOVING SALE -1J Devon Ct. Please return form wttrt check or mitlque furniluro, orienlal rugs, Sal. 8/25 & Sun. 6/26,9am-5pm QSlJudeNovcna aainlings. jewelry & silver. furn., antiques, silver, dolls, Q Prayer to the Holy Spirit monay order for $19.00 per paper POOL TABLE We purcha&e entire conlenls 'sial, books, & much more. Q Prayer to St.Jude payable to Greater Media Newspapers 8 FOOT. 3PC. slate, Slmonls • Prayer to the Blessed Virgin CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT Call 1-800-660-4ADS cloth, Aiamilh balls, 4 sticks, BUYING CAMERAS Village Mobile Homes, Sal., • Sacred Heart Prayer Greater Media Newspapers cue, rack, chalk, cover New In And PHOTO EQUIPMENT 6/2579-5. Ralnrfale: Sun. 6^26 Q Thanksgiving Novena To Advertise Your box. Cost $4,000, Sell 51,595. \{K or whole studio. No polaroltJ P.O. Box 5001 CALLTODAYI 732-718-8080 3vla. Call 609-291-9736 J OLD BRIDGE - 36 Prests Q Unfailing Prayer 10 St.Anthony 3499 Rt. 9 North POOL TABLE- Like New Mill Rd. (OH Tlcolown fid.) • Prayer 10 Scjnde with special request Business or Service $250. Glass and Wlckar FISHING TACKLE Corrector Sal. 6/25,9am to 3pm. Stools, Freehold, NJ 07728 Kitchen Table with 4 chairs, is to buy old rods, reels, amps, cushions, oriental rugs $150. Call 732-317-2371 , caialogs. 908-233-1654 (placement may not be requested) SENTINEL, June 23, 2005~'39 'ICE• S Ate You Looking M STATE MIKE'S for an Electrician? MR. DRIVEWAY Bill's •_el«tiict!contru(i)rc iCAPING Portuguese Mason PAINTING I\i• .I< 11• \111111•'I orL]1111'IJ'i;il ! SERVICE BlIEJUWtlK v PAINTING Industrial/Controls ,SHRUB PAVING^ • Driveways Interior • Exterior ni.,;uiv| _VAL j ~ TREE REMOVALS • Palloi tthii1n.T>DH invil n simjtif rupisr ui t DRIVEWAYS INTERIOR • EXTERIOR FREE ESTIMATES A complete renowlion •F*p«lfaaSfliBijfmning( t' TREE TRIMMING PAHKIWB LOTS • llplgfonRlorts 'Ste'Uuicli'Topsoil ), ) •Reljinliig Walls WALLPAPERING & REMOVAL All Kinds of Repairs WE CAN HELP! Slump Grinding i:Q LICENSE! 15 JOT INSUKIlD&llONDUl • Steps Spring Clcan-Ups BRICK PAVERS POWERWASKING Wallpaper Removal •UwnCnlH) { / • Interlocking Rrick Pavers Mulching STOBM DAMAGE ,/ Fullyfnsured Tiles • Basements friendls 732-521-5021 FREE ESTIMATES ""732-416-0048"" S— TTOTAi L LAWN CARE Free Estimates powerwashlng eiedriL 732-238-8404 Frtefcjl(Vnnf,s 732-246-1320 973-423-5171 732-313-6508 Fully insured MylKmA f ' SentHg Hast Ilrtiitswlck 732-821-0Z00 QmnerOperatet] [W 732-690-2971 732-251-6981 Since I960 732-329-6362 732-238-5789 GARDEN STATE PENALOZA & CALDERONE FORAN UHKgUMCMC ELECTRIC INC. PAINTING NEIGHBOR lALLYOURElECTRICALNEEOSl 'FullGmsJIWittiaSoilst UilvuvJiiys-l'iitlos Asphalt Co., Inc. littBrior/Bxturlor Retaining Walls Residential • Commercial Ra&tdentlBl Work & SON • Celling Fans Inspection Repairs • Recessed Lighting in Mi Paviirs Specializing in Paving of • luilriiiiil Ceilings • PiolesilanalWaUpaperlnD Service Upgrades • Wallpapering 'III.' .', 1 'l-.(.l'l I'.lllllMJ • Outdoor Lighting •ihfi&lsilK:':} Concrete • Fools & Decks Quality Service Custom Built Driveways • Minor Repairs S%^ • FauiPalnilng 'Firiiiiliwj Puritans Sidewalks • Additions & Garages & Parking Lots •Aluminum y^SLJi • MarbltElno* Ceramic Tile Repair • All Repairs Wall Stone Siding \jm?P •IIUIIVL IniiiiiKrimnh "Dacaialing Specialist" Affordable & KellciMe Decorative stone Free Estimates * Futly Insured RMInlihlng ^w*»» f73Z-S51-6657 [••recEsllmalfs Call Brian *" lusurcil & Uoiulcd 7M-K7-5973 732-522-4801 732-416-0820 I FIT ,i:[yliL'.ii,.l.C. nlK.b 732-441-9717 owner operated Kiiii!atUon(iunlccd 732-254-2572 732-747-3845 FENCES • DECKS • SHEDS GAZEBOS • TIKI BARS CUSTOM LANDSCAPING LENNY'S PAINTING Professional Painting K&M POOLS SWING SETS NED STEVENS & LAWN CARE • InlerinrJExlerior DiV.ofKsrt-CftelCofp. GARAGES-ARBORS GUTTER CLEANING • Wallpajier Removal ttMitjiwtttd& tptrtlidjinct-tftt "Your Satisfaction Is Our Hex! Referral" OUTDOOR WOOD FURNITURE & INSTALLATIONS • Sheelrack w • LiiuirSpctialiils • Complete Lawn Maintenance • Pruning / • Openings* Chihgs • Home • Spring & Fall Clean-Ups • Desiji • Driveways • Patios • Interlocking Pavers >Chem1cals*Sti(fllyCaver& Improvements - Un!; |»rl! iliim • Stone, Mulch, Topsoil • Ponds * Fireplaces • Steps • Retaining Walls RQJQBTOOSMAUJ -liitidliiliuir. • lin.oviilici.. • Pavers, Retaining Walls • Waterfalls all Phases ofBritk, Stone & Coturete Work ' <^!att'rrmnSti Mamiier APSP • Insured • Landscape Lighting •Pallos free Eslimale Fully Insured $35 $75 www.poloniaconstruction.com • Computer Imaging • Driveways 732-787-4S35 Avg House 732-205-0086 732-525-8118 732-303-1614 ri 732-679-3276 SkraoiimllKllll ")Sn Inilinlil Fully Insured • 7 Days PH: 732-329-2222 Free Est. Fully Insured & Licensed Excellent Refs. 90B-8l)1-5911\3* i ~» 1,H|..//!•>.!|io..ts !•••..:•.in 1 i•. 1 AMMI COMPLETE PROTECTIVE PAVING CONSTltUCTION IIC. BASEMENT MM A B&S RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL Specializing In SOOHNGl FINISHING ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS • Roofing • Siding ASPHALT PAVING • Kitchen & Bath UmSmeltic, PARKING LOTS 1 Cape Cod $2500 • Driveways * Paikino Lois * S&wer & Dram denning • Windows • Doors Remodeling INTERLOCKING BRICK 1 Bi Level $2700 * Gutters (New ar Resurfaced) PAVERS < Boilers • Ceramic Tiles • Spring SFall Cleanups DECORATIVE BLOCK I Split Level $2900 * and much more • Driveway Stane (Installed) " Woter Hwlet-s WALLS • Hardwood Floors • sunn- * Muicli * Topsoil All Your Plumbing I Carlson Brothers I FREE ESTIMATES •ftp Soil S Mil Did BELGIUM BLOCKS " Drywall & Decks • IVee & Shrub Pruning Senior Citizen Discounts Fully Insured * Bonded ! $100 off Call Alex Commercial & Residential muss mmmm Over25 Years Experience SAM CONTRACTING, LLC mm COUNTY Fm!i(»*« ft.fllffl! 732-613-8598 Free EstlmBtes Coupon 732-342-9730 732-525-8011 or 732-991-2689 WWW.! •" 11'.' () 1111 • 111111 (J t (1111 732-828-4177 I (908) 272-1266 I www. call so nbrot tiers , con I RESIDENTIAl REPAIR SERVICE | IGLESIAS CORNERSTOME Custom Dicks • Patios il BUILDERS Batlui & Kitchens (Plum or Fancy) CONCRETE ALL CONCRETE WORK I Cape Cod '2500 J Id inline • Siding • Windows Roofing • Siding OverSOYrs. Exp, Windows Corp '•in>\ • Alteration.* * Kcn.*tir>i • Bilck Interlock Pavers lal/Restrienllfll I Bi Level '27001 W:llC'rpronflli}> Systems • Belgian Blocks Specializing in • Asohall Driveways I'liinilii ng & Electrical Damage Rejialr • Concr&te Driveways j Split Level Wo| CONCRETE DRIVEWAYS • Stamped Concrele • Parking lots (New or Resurfaced) All Types of Masonry X Repair SIDEWALKS, CURBS ' • Weather Seeling Ml DISIOI • Curbs • Steps I j MS 1(7/,/, BEAT ANY WNlTBN ISIIMHV, • Retaining Walls Free Estimates • Fully Insured I Carlson Brothers j PAVER SJDRWUXS s •'» 732-548-8282 [*Sf RETAINING WALLS Fully insured Free Est 732-251-2667 l 100 Off Coupon I 732-841-6674 All Calls Promplly Returned 732-257-7999 BBT, r)umpTruck,BBchIioe& Bobcat RENTAI, $ Fax 732-238-4433 Serving Middlesex & Monmouth Co. Since 1960 I (732) 477-8771 II /'h'*' lnsmi,nco Estimates NJU-CI.^" I intii'.rtirktwbnUiiers.coM ( CLEAN-UP / RUBBISH REMOVAL K&OHOME Paving & JV PAVING Excavating JDC IMPROVEMENTS TiRtD Or THE CIUTTCK? BUDGET Professional Worh Inc. Siding & Roofing Call us today, we'll haul it away! ROOFING & SIDING Since 1975 tmmdil > KMi! • RalSailil • Driveways I • Cellars • Garages • Attics • Yards Specializing in •GlasT&Ls Cutting S • Driveways 'Parting Lois Double Hung 1 • Entire Homes or Estate Clean-outs, etc,. All phases of Roofing & Siding Bathroom • Tree a Slirub-Pruning, Removal • Parking Lots • Roadways • Slump Giindino Casement Specialist •Seal Costing PONTIAC SUNFIRE '97 * BUBBLES THE CLOWN * POLISH RELIABLE Woman GENERAL HANDYMAN M. G. C- CONSTRUCTION A PRISTINE Pressufownshing S500! HONDAS FROM $5001 AAA-CASH PAID MiHj c, animal Ij.illoom; lire Will m.i'.i- yum home look joncrat-e * Curbs • Driveways Decks, siding, patios, fences, POLICE IMPOUNDS! 96 937 mi. VIN# V7610857 $3 .100 Call 732-920-9300 All makes & models. Fast & (HKifiiiijAFinin-i 732-790-3233 •it.'mi h •,|Hiilf,i. Mid. & Mon. Sidewalks • Pavers • Steps • - '-fwalks & driveways, •islings: BOQ-749-8104 exl. 3730 friendly service. 732-477-0228 Decking. Ovej 35 yew; i-t|j •sf reliable R allunlaMc DISC JAKEY Giil 50% off an a relcrral. I !!• iunates 73S36017B7 Belgium block • Brick mailboxes. PONTIAC SUNFIRE, 732-673-3250 or 8 4 8-203-3 7 3-8 Call 732-254-8103 estimalGb. 733-690-1866 QUALITY FROM S300. iMinvMAM • Retired Green 63 -100 miles. B & B POWERWASHING New Batlery, good inspection 113 Auto Parts * Call 732-238-4306 # ionlfaetor with aver 30 year; 2 door automatic, a/c, c/d. up. Call Joe 732-254-2651 Most homes $(50. or under. $1,500, neg. 732-257-2496 \Un>l mil S'f 000 of bosl of!•liar. Services 077Drywall Decks, patios, concrete & deck Sheetrock NO JOB TOO SMALL waterprooling. Also wooden CHEVROLET MALIBU '97 Call 732-857-5388 _>ne call does It all. Any -ihingles like now. 732-731-4669 A dr. 6 cyl., Auto. 84.688 ml. DJ JAY MASONRY-NEW WORK Vin# UY133719. LOADEDI SATURN ION 2 '03 (l.-n- rriifmiv. rr nl V32-3SO-111 t. REPAIRS. Refs. Available Clicat Gns Mileage! HARD TOP; JEEP ((JaJ y AArthur Enlcrlnlnninnt} BEYOND POWERWASHING 5-1,900, Call 732-920-9300 WRANGLER-Black, Call 732-254-0643 -, spctifi sa.eoo. Professional- Quiillly Music A A- PLASTERING *, ft Res,/Comm. Fully Insured Fils years '97-02. $200 AllOccnsloiis-DJ-Karnoke fi\ TAPING & SPACKLING RENT-A-SON PORTUGUESE MASON Free Est. Besl prices. Call 732-503- 141B Please Call 732-721-1115 in repeal business 73 2-441-2575 2 dr. coupe. Sunroof, 2.5L, 6 3 job loo small.732-435-0546 idii jobs done Inside & oul Brick Pnuof Specialists • r.T.-i) . 'lease call 732-28U0322 cyl. 107,400 ml. $1,500.. neg. Call Dan • 732-23B-2429 DJ ANY OCCASION "lll.k-t.- lIllV, .'. l\ |) ill" i III!)'. NEED A PROFESSIONAL 732-721-0387 or 908-930-0041 111, SHEETROCK & TAPING H I, R MUSIC 732-3-16-9447 • TOM OF ALL TRADES JOB DONE? 20 yr. e-xp. Fully 35+ Good cond. Green, 116 Motorcycles Specializing In small lolls. Everthlng under your rood /;>;> :ir,/-7ii22oi 7:12-406-05 UG DODGE AVENGER '97 all 732-651-1539 i-<- ['- ,tirn;ilREs. l-fiOO-6'10-3969 sured, Free esl. W-572-9766 SI Mopeds ** * JUMPIN JAXS * ** owerwashing. 732-679-7761 WILL CALL YOU BACK!!! 90,000 mi., 2 dr.,4 cyf., gry/gry, * Moonwalks * Fun Foods. * REAL CONTRACTORS ll pwr.,snrl,, custom radio, SATURN SL2 '99 - 4 dr., AulQ + Candy Cail:; + tenl, I ilil-, Landscape design, blocks, alone, p/s, p/b, stereo/cass., A/C. S Cliai's Call73Z-S72-B6ia diivaways, sidewalks, pprclws, Boiiy in perfect cDiHliliun. DIRK BIKE • 49cc Pantam 078 Electrical I 080b Home 112.000 mi. 81,700, reinotteting.etc. Res./Free est. 089 Plumbing FORD BUSINESS 04 Runs 8, looks great., 4 KEVBQARO1ST I Improvements! 732-651-9911 or 732-8Q1-3312 609-395-9151 speed. Groat starter bike. Ed the ONE-: MAN BAND COUPE '51 .Cn/bui.luflei '3fJR-20B-7231 Call 509-424-0560 Praise! car, 56,000. or SUPER BEETLE 73 ALL-BORO ELECTRICAL ADDITIONS - BASEMENTS 085 Odd Jobs ACCESS PLUMBINGS. besl offer. Call 732-269-890-1 $3,900. or best offer. HARLEY DAVIDSON * MOON BOUNCE and '99 SPORTSTER COTTON CANDY n.?L,i{U>iitinl, Cdinm . hxtu-.m ii BATHS'KITCHENS Freeest HEATING. Service S Repairs. Call 732-269-8904 FREE estimates Lie. #14112 Cleanups FORO CONTOUR '97 - White, Black. Mint condition, will) Henl me for your nti/t p.nty'i ANI Construction 733-521-2444 ' '1121- Ca»732-8Q1-167a POOLS S SPAS •idr.auto, loaded. Only90,000 ,tras. sfi.sw) 7;n)-Mt:>-n:n.i * * Call 73^-673-6896 * * C S. G GENERAL REPAIR & AFP Plumbing ft Healing, orig. mi. Great cond. Asking 110a Sport Local #732-868-3630 HONDA RECON 250 '04 PARTY MUSIC* KEVBOAHD oil Fret 1-000-679-O0OB REMODELING- !••- i- pit " e esllmaU::, Lin /Mil: $3.000, Call 732-531-3638' VOCALIST •Co-cklnil • D.imv quality work. Fin. Basenu Utility Vehicles ATV, Auto w/roverse Runs & inis. AAA AA Call 732-991-1050 Imjfe., fjr(.\'ii. s;M50 DI besi V\'l;il I'll'! .' ;\l II !!•..•! ,aiv 'Hirllld IV GOODMAN Kitchens, Balhs. Oryw; ACTION CLEAN UPS ELECTRIC COMPANY 5 SDCl., I otter Cell II 908-208-7231 Sing atongs* Judy 732-131-1266 more. Free esi. 732-'951-1654 Hoirica, Garnges, Estnlo BACSOKA Lie. #14926. Rons, rales. PLUMBINGS HEATING Runs S tooks great. $500! HONDAS FROM $5001 HONDA XR 100R, '99 Exc. fee estimates 732-765-1201 JOHNS HOME IMPROVEMENT Closl ngs, Trees.FastesI Svce. S4.6Q0, neg. Call 732-754-593 i mi .(ird li r.fin. u< i. ill- nliy. Bes! Mce. Mite, 732-831-6795 Complnti' Kitchen & Ball) POLICE IMPOUNDS! 1 l>!J(i Well 111,11111 lllCl )i(!kll(.'l HQmodellng, Waier Heaters. Listings: 800-749-8104 ext. 5695 I (iw hours Oioiit Irail bikc- 11. -t tf PIH., I. l.-|),lll-. II HLlV.lt :, moonroof, new brakes & res, I «><•• l.:,lim.ili.-, 732-23B-83B7 ABSOLUTE CLEANUP Sewer & Drain Cleaning 64,000 mi, great sliape. Rernole BU1CK RENDEV0U5 CX S1.200./iio(j. Call 732-642-96^7 1 CALL REMOVES IT ALL! ll(\ison.il)lc Rates, Free Esl. PAUL'S HOME IMPROVEMENT slar). $4,000. 732-eBB-04G5 • 2 - Grey. Exc. shape In S KAWASAKI VULCAN 500 '93 Eslnie Closings, Garages, Lie. #5628 WE DO IT ALL! _.... Only 37.500 oriti. mi. -miles: 700. Period cont). • !•,niiiing • sliaetrock • decks FORD FOCUS 2TS'00 A FAHRENHEIT, INC. A Basements, Etc. CALL 732-727-0014 $12 500. Call732-566-7B91 Garage kepi. $2,600 B MR ELECTRIC LLC. * bnthrooms * basements Besl Prices • Fast Service Gold a/c. 5 speed. 80.000 mi, Installation & Service Residential Service* Repair • kill hull-.. Fully ins. Free esl. Cell* 908-489-0532 Free Estimates. 732-727-8526 732-446-1151 / J32-6S0-4251 "1 like new. S4.500, or best CHEVROLET SUBURBAN Lic.ff 14966 • 732-416-1072 Call 732-630-2797 GARDEN STATE Call 73?-254-3103 '88 - 4 WD, seats 7, wide lires, TRIUMPH SPRINT ST '01 PLUMBING and HEATING well. Only S900. dm . ii.?U() mi . r,orlj|n seat, WATER HEATERS FORD MUSTANG Convertible Call609-707-183B bags. & axlias. Just soruicerj. REPAIRS & REMODELING 00" - Drop Top. 18,000 rni. V6, 5 speed, MUST SEEf Aduii owned Mini cond. O«tiB( Operated. Lie. #5568 S5.B0O, neg. Call 732-603-0134 •fr-fr 732-251-5660-M- Call 732-355-1644 FORD MUSTANG GT'94 YAMAHA TTR-90 '00 JIMJIM'S 8 cyl.. Aulo, I95,tO4mj. 'll'.'- I «.<-ll<'tttri,ll.litl<>t<, u Ci u V. KITCHEN BEAUTICIAN ARTIE'S CLEAN-UP VIN #RF15343O. 53,400 FORD EXPLORER XLS '99 V i... .I , VOLVO Saturday Service Hours: 7 AM - 6 PM VOLVO for life Red Bank Volvo is proud to be the Northeast's Largest Volvo 2004 Sales Retailer since 19981 Brand New 2005 VOLVO • S60 2.5T Brand New 2005 VOLVO • XC70AWD 5 cyl, auto w/OD, [is, A11S, ph, A/C, |j/sls, p/1, p/w, p/mirr, truis.-, lili, alloys Stereo CD 5 cyl, aulo w/OD, AWI), ps, MIS, A A/C, p/sls, p/1, p/w, p/mJtr, cniiso, till, roof rack, alloys, player, t/jfls,UatW iul, alarm, h-ykss i-ntry, IJIMJ aij IJ;IRV, ll.i,>r wish, V1N:52483*92 • Stcwo CD player, |>/iiiiMiiirinif, l^ls, U-iilJ] iul, sUui, kt->l.ss iiiiry, dual jir luj;-, Itair rials, foj[ STK:85lfiO • MSIlin-sH/J 10 • 36 urn. dosed cnJ lease lamps. VlN:5lf9887!) • STOWM • MSHI>; SJO.U0A • -18 mo closnl end leuc SO down/trade SO down/trade • $35(1 refumlaMf svi urity dossil • S5 BUY BUY FOR $ per mo. FOR ( $ par mo, ONLY: 27,999 =: 349 36 mos. ONLY: 31,699 E 375 48 met, $1,294 DUE AT SIGNING $l,i4S DUE AT SIGNING Brand New 2005 VOLVO • S40 5 cyl, 5 spd,ps,ARS, pi), A/C,pi, p-w, p-mirror,cruise,tilt, alloys, slcreoCD, t/gls,cl[|f int. ;i/:tr»^, ki.'jli'ss rttliy, dual sir hap, iIcxir jiials. . VIN:SZ050M4 • STK:83576. MSRP:$Z4,57O • 42 mo. closed end lease $525 down/lradc • SO smirily deposit • $1% bank feu * 12,000 mi/yr @ -ISe aver, J3,S7f DealerIKscoum. TOP! Si 1,925 20,999 S$265: SJ.5S5 DUE AT SIGNING {TAX mCLVDEDf] Competitive Pricing...Exceptional Affordable Service...Red Bank Volvo CERTIFIED 2000 Volvo S70 GLT 2001 Volvo V70 ASR 2001 Volvo V70 T5 5 cylinder, automatic w/OP, ps, ph, ABS, :n:yl, .mtii w/OD, ps, ABS, pb, A/C, p/sls, 5 cyl, auto w/OD, ps, ABS, ps, A/C. ASS, VC, p/st, pA plw, pJmin. cruise, 111), alloys ;»V/. /"./I, |i/jj)Jir. r-;tji:;t> Ij!), niloys, Sle/CO pb, /l JLte /| — CD player, leaiher interior, keyler—' CD player, p/moonrool, i/gis, leath fnl. dual air bags, floor mats, alarjr>, heyloss enlfy, duaJ fiic bags, Uoor 65,780 miles, mais.72.B7fl miles, VIN:t209101l, VIN-.4S6334 IS, STK.S-JS5 STK845O7 $ $ 13,999 14,599 16,999 2002 Volvo V70 ASR 2001 Volvo XC70 2003 Volvo XC90 T6 5 cyl, auto w/OD, ps, ABS, pb, A/C, p's' 5 cyl, auto w/OD, ps, ABS, pb, A/C, p/st, I 7 PASSENGER, AWD, 6 cyl, auto vttOD, ps, p/w, p/1, p/mirr, ciuiso, lilt, alloys, CD pM, prt, p/irtirr, cruise, lifl, roof tacK, pb.ABS, A/C, p/1, p/w. p'mirr, cruise, lilt, rool player, p/moonrool, t/gls, leath int, alarr alloys, CD plaver, p/moonroof, t/gls, iGi lack, alloys, Slareo 6 CD, p/jnooniMl, Ugls, keyless entry, dual/side air bags, Hour inl, alarm, keyless entry, dualfside aii leath inl, alarm, keyless enlry. dual ail bags, mats. 26,361 miles, VIN:2i 189901, bags, floor mats. 44,903 miles, floor mats, fog lamps. 48.003 niites, STK;846B0 VIN:11024612,STK:8467O VIN:31003g65. STK:8497I $19,999 $21,999 $33,599 Drive Safely 100 East Newman Springs Road • Red Bank, New Jersey Buy Safely 1 & 1/2 miles east of GSP Exit 109 Call Toll Free: 1-877-GT-VOLVO Satisfying Volvo Owners Since 1956 www. redbankvo Ivo.cotn Prices include all cost to be paid by consumer except license, taxes &£ MVfees. Dealer not responsible for typographical errors. Pictures are for illustrative purposes only. 'From original in-service date. Subject to primary credit lender approval "Plus lie, tax & MVfees. t Based on VCNA sales data through 06/03/2005 ©2005 RG Ads 42 SENTINEL, June 23, 2005 Available With: • All Wheel Drive • S5O-HP 3.0L G Cylinder Engine • Leather Interior Heated Front Seats • 9 Speaker Premium Stereo System • 6-dit.ii C! changer • 3rd Row Seating • Power M • Rear Seat DVD System With 9" Widescreen Touch Screen GPS Navigation System SOMERSET SUBARU'S PRE-OWNED SUPERCENTER 'OS FORESTER L 'OS IMPREZA OUTBACK 'OS LEGACY L 'O3 FORESTER S.5X 'OS LEGACY OUTBACK 1 • «,2.SLV,"*,ti,«i1K«'kU,W,l '04 LEGACY OUTBACK 'OB FORESTER S.5X 'O4 LEGACY OUTBACK 'O4 FORESTER S.SXT SALES HOURS: 1233 HIGHWAY 27 Mon-Thurs 9am-8pm Fri 9am-6pm SOMERSET, NJ Sat 9am-opm Only minutes from www.somer5etsubaru.com Routes 1 and 18. Conveniently located in Somerset; Call us today for oasy to follow directions. SUBARU. Think. Feel. Drive? ^r Prices include all costs to a consumer except license costs, taxes, regisiration & lire fees. Ad cars sold cosmetically as is. Photos [or illustration only and may not represent actual vehicles, Somerset Suiiaru not responsible for errors or omissions. Prices on ad vehicles only. Ad acts as a coupon and must be presented at time of sale. ©2005 FJL Advertising. SENTINEL, June 23,'2005 43 SHOP US ONLINE: www.pinebeltcars.com IBB YBBB LOWEST PRICE Off PAYMENT CALL 18B6348-5571 THE CHEVY BISCBBHT OUTLET IS HOW OPEN WITH SPECTACULAR GRAND OPEHIHG SAVINGS! k Car Credit Regardless Of Your Past Credit History . Bankruptcy« First Time Buyer • Bad Cndit • Divorced' Medical Bills CARCREDITFORVOU.COM Foreclosure • Repossession • An Equal Opportunity Lender 1OO% LOAN APPROVAI GUARANTEED*.i BUY AT THE SAME Employee Diurrt FOR THE FIRST TIME IN HISTORY, Everyone EVERYONE IN AMERICA GETS THE GM EMPLOYEE DISCOUNT. NOT A CENT MORE. IT'S A GREAT PRICE. YOU PAY WHAT WE PAY. NOT A CENT MORE: 7Hu&..JU GHEVY GIANT Will Save /Absolutely NO HAGGLING Necosstiryl /HUNDREDS of New Chevys In-Stock! V 0% API! Financing for 34 Months is YOU An ADDITIONAL $1000 OFF available on selected new '05 models) The GM Employee Discount Price! pinebeltcars.com CHEV1 HaHa Eepanot . - '• • m m m flu w IH •>•"• m I Southbound on Route 9 - Just one block South of Freehold Raceway IWqll • www.pinebeltcurs.com REVOUIHON *Must take delivery by 7/5/05 - see dealer for details. "Seterity of credit situation moy affect down payment. ***Snbject to primary lender in lieu ni . iotes - see dealer for details. Hot ' responsible for typographical errors. Prices include oil costs to be paid by the consumer except for license, registration fees and taxes. © CAR ADS 00 NO i i.ii :>S THIS SALE! 44 SENTINEL, June 23, 2005 VOLVO Saturday Service Hours: 7 AM - 6 PM VOLVO for life Red Bank Volvo is proud to be the Northeast's Largest Volvo Sales Retailer since 19981 Brand New 2005 VOLVO • S60 2.5T Brand New 2005 VOLVO • XC70 AWD 5 cyl, unto w/OD, pi, AliS, pb, A/C, p/sis, pfi, p/w, p/mirr, cruise, tilt, alloy* Slerco CD 5 cyl, onto w/OD, AWtt ps, AIIS, pli, A/C, phis, p/1, p/w, p/mlrr, cruise, tilt, roof rack, alloys, player, l/gls, Oilier int, it farm, keyless entry, $0 it&Wtrad* • $350 refundable securitf deposit • £595 bant Fee - !0,000 mi/yr @ .20( ow. • S375 icfiniibl.1,- w( urily deposit • S595 bank fee • 10,000 mi/yr @ .20c over $7,401 Dealer 56,911 Dealrr Discount. TOP: $13,159 Discount. TOr:Sl8,595 BUY BUY I FOR ' ; $ FOR ' per mo. ONLY: 27,999 E: 349 ONLY: Vj JL « Vj ^/ Brand New 2005 VOLVO • S40 5 cyl, 5 sptl, jis, ABS, pb, A/Q p-l, p-w, p-niirror, cmise, lilt, nlloj^ stereo CD, l/gls, dlh int, alarm, kcylfss enlry, dual air lugs, floor mats. VIN52050W4 • SIK:83576 • MSHh$24,570 • « mo. closed end lease S525 dwn/tradc • SO security deposit • $795 bank fee • 12,000 mi/yr @ ,15c wet $3,571 Dealer Discount, TOP: Si 1,925 $ per mo. 20,999 i: 265:2 mew; $1,585 DUE AT SIGNING VTAX INCLUDED!} Competitive Pricing...Exceptional Affordable Service...Red Bank Volvo 2000,VolvoS70GLT 2001 Volvo V70 ASR 5 cylinder, automatic w/OD, ps, pb, ABS, 5 cyl, aulo w/OD, ps, ABS, pb, A/C, p/sls ' "i, p/st, p/l, p/w, p/mirr, cruise, tilt, alloys p/w, p/l, p/mirr, cruise, till, alloys, Stereo ~ layer, leather interior, keyless enlry, CD player, p/moonroof, (Ajls, lealfi inl, dual air bags, lloor mats. alarm, keyless entry, dual air bags, lloor 65,780 miles, mals, 72,878 miles, VIN:12091011, VIN:42633418. STK:B4854 STK.84507 13,999 $ 14,599 2001 Volvo V70 ASR 2001 Volvo S8O 2.9 2002 Volvo V70 ASR 2001 Volvo XC70 2003 Volvo XC90 T6 5 cyl. aulo w/OD, ps, ABS. pb, A/C. p/sls 5 cyl, auto w/OD, ps, ABS, pb, A/C, p/si, 5_cyl, auto w/OD, ps, ABS, pb, A/C, p/st, 5 cyl, auto w/OD, ps, ABS, pb, A/C, p/st, 7 PASSENGER, AWD, 6 cyl, auto w/OD, ps, ,cnasB, lill, alloys, Sioroo p/l, p/mirr, cruise, till, alleys, CD pAv, p/l, ptm'irr, cruise, till, alloys, CD pAv, p/l, p/mirr, cruise, till, root rack, pu, ABS, A/C, p/l, p/w, p/mirr, cwlse, lilt, roof player, p/moonroo(, l/g!s, leath int, player, p/moonrool, l/gls, taalh Int, alarm, slayer, p/moonroof, l/gls, leath int, alarm, alloys, CD player, p/moonroof, t/gls, leal rack, alloys, Stereo 6 CD, p/moonrool, t'gls, alarm, Neylass oniry, dual air bags, lloor keyless entry, dual/side air bags, floor Int, alarm, Keyless enlry, dual/side air 7 miles, VIN:1132639. keyless entry, dual/sida air b lealh Int, alarm, keyless enlry. dual air bags, mals. 38,888 miles, VIN:111613O9. mats. 28,361 mites, VIN:21189901, bags, floor mats. 44,903 miles, STK:84680 VIN:11024612, STK1.84870 floor mats, tog lamps. 48,003 miles, STK:84119 V1N:31003965 STO4971 $19,999 $21>999 $33,599 Drive Safely 100 East Newman Springs Road • Red Bank, New Jersey Buy Safely 1 & 1/2 miles east of GSP Exit 109 Call Toll Free: 1-877-GT-VOLVO Satisfying Volvo Owners Since 1956 www. redbankvolvo. com Prices include all cost to be paid by consumer except license, taxes & MV fees. Dealer not responsible for typographical errors. Pictures are for illustrative purposes only. 'From original in-service date. Subject to primary credit lender approval "Plus lie, tax SC MVfees. t Based on VCNA sales data through 06/03/2005 ©2005 RG Ads SENTINEL, June 23, 2005 45 packed with new and used vehicles! Nissan 350Z Convertibles New 2005 Nissan Sentra 1.8 S New 2005 Nissan Pathfinder SE Slkf5L461474, Model Code 42155,4 Dr, 4 Cyl, Manual, FWD, W, KIM 5C7266B6,5C743254, Model Code 09715,4 Dr, 6 Cyl, Pwr Brakes, Air Bags, RR Defrost, Tilt, Keyless Entry, MSRP $16,150 Auto, 4X4, ABS, Pwr Steering/Brakes, PW/PL/PM, A/C, Alloys, RR Defrost, Heated Seals, CD, Keyless Entry, MSRP $28,858 Per Mo.' *24 month leass^RKlOdown payment. $550 bank fee. Total payments $1,896.12,000 '39 month lease. $1,995 down payment. $9,321 total payments. $550 bank fee. 12,000 miles per year. mites per year. 15ji per mile for excess mileage. Purchase option at lease end for $9,051, 150 per mile for excess mileage. Purchase option at lease end for $16,634. Rebates: $500 Recent ^Rebates: $500 Recent College Grad (past 12 months). To qualified buyers, y College Grad (past 12 months), To qualified buyers. . _, New 2005 Nissan Altima New 2004 Nissan Xterra Stk» 5C157747,5C221975, Model Code 05755,4 Dr, 4 Cyl, SIB4C678592,4CB62053, Model Code 04154,4 Dr, 6 Cyl, Manual, FWD, Pw Steering/Brakes, PW/PL/PM, A/C, RR Manual, 4X2, Pwr Steering/Brakes, Alloys, Air Bags, RR Defrost, Tilt, Cruise, Bucket Seals, AM/FM/CDJISRP $20,380 Defrost, Tilt, AM/FM/Cass, Keyless Entry, MSRP $21,050 Per Mo.* '24 month lease $2 698 down payment. $550 bank fee. Total payments $2,136.12,000 miles per year. 15$ per mile for excess mileage. Purchase option at lease end for $12,228. Rebates: $500 Recent ^College Grad (past 12 months), To qualified buyers. ^ CALL RIGHT NOW FOR PRE-APPROVAL! NOT YOUR PAST! 800-791-1649 90-100 ROUTE 1 • WOODBRIDGE, NJ 07001 *%* Two Miles North of Woodbridge Center Mall WWW.RT1AUTOMALL.COM --(800) 791-1641 All prices plus tax, license, reg, and 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 Price does not include destination fee. Photos are for illustrative purposes only. All offers with approved credit, ft Subject to vehicle chosen, year, make, model and mites. v- 46 SENTINEL, June 23, 20O5 f§ TOYOTA IN INVENTORYAUAItABWf Nf IV 2005 NEW 2005 NEW 2005 Toyota SIENNAS Toyota COROLLAS Toyota CAMIW5 m^i Toyota TAGGED NEW 2005 NEW 2005 MEW 2005 Toyota Toyota 4RUNNERS Toyota tiAVS HIGHLANDERS OPPORTUNITy TO SAVE? ANTI-CONFORMITY Personalization starts here. Vehicle starts well equipped. You accessorize (or not). Ihi Ben NmCari Hiko The Bast Used Cm IN OMEDIT AVAILABLE Over THROUGH MONDAY! Interest rates as low as !<•© (on approved credit) xA Up to 100/000 mil< warranty available I Standard (•ttdukrtord«UHi) I Air Comlitwirer, Power Windows Mtti one-touch Auto Sown on driver's ivirriioivl, I Ppwer Door Locks, Power Outside Mirrors, Rear Window Defogoer, Diqilal Clock, I Tilt-Steering Wheel Column, Cargo Area Cover, Tachometer ano Trip. Meter, I Driver's Sun Visor, Cam Area Undcr-floor Storage, 6W0 Split Folding Rear I SeatAmber Instrument Panel Illumination, Spirt Front Bucket Seats with I I I Fabric Upholsteiy. CANSONES€f NEW & USED v 90-10(in.ini0) ROUTnniiTFE 1 •> WOODBRWOODBRIDGEI , NJ 07001 Two Miles North of Woodbrirlge Center Mall VEHICLES TODAY! 90-100 ROUTE 1 • WOODBRIDGE, NJ 07001 CALL WWW.RT1AUTOMALL.COM TODAY (888) 508-4603 ®TOYOTA 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 tor typographical errors or omissions Photos are for illustrative purposes only. All offers with approved credit. tSubjecl to vehicle chosen, year, make, model and miles. SENTINEL, June 23, 2005 47 mmmm 2005 Hyundai Tucson 2005 Hyundai Santa Fe Stktt5UI26027,4Cyl,4Dr, Slkt 511903566,3.5L, FWD, ABS, FWD, PL, Cruise, Sunroof, PW/PL, Pwr AM/FM/Cass, Alloy Wheels, Brakes/Sleering, Tilt, Air Bags, RRDetrost.Pwr Steering, Alarm, AM/FM/Cass, Cruise, MSRP $18,954 Alloy Wheels, MSRP $23,854 2005 Hyundai Elantra 2005 Hyundai Sonata > Manny Desousa S(k# 5/W87266, Demo, FWD, Stktt 5U104587,4 Or, 4 Cyl, Cruise, AUIFMICD, Pwr Manual, PUPM, Cru/se/T/'/l, Alarm\£ Mirror, Air Bags, Alarm, Keyless Entry, Cass, MSRP Keyless Entry, PWr Steering, $(4,587 MSRP $18,120. ,W5 Mike Pugli. ,m Craig Stewart AMERICA'S BEST WARRANTY A A Year 100,000 Mile C Year 60,000 Mile C Year Unlimited Miles Hyundai Advantage- * ^ Powertrain Protection w Bunper-to-Bumper Coverage w 24 hour Roadside Assistance CREDIT FOR EVERYONE! RIGHT NOW IE-APPROVAL! NO MATTER HOW GOOD OR BAD YOUR CREDIT IS WE FINANCE YOUR FUTURE...NOT YOUR PAST! 888-407-1299 90 100R0UTE 1 'WeftotTlwr m A Mcr\Mr'cffiTi)FWinr^[^Mn " *WOODBRIDGE ' NJ °7°°I C AfiMbUIMt3 Vf n l)v I"A,J\ I ".I/A I Two Miles North of Woodbridge Center Mall WWW.RT1AUTOMALL.COM ™AY(O88) 326-7109 prices plus; tax, license, reg. and t 3. fee. ThisJidvtiitisiinmnl ads as a con )le lor typograjjliical errors or omissions. l Allll ootter lers witwilihi approveminovndi credit.IMIII , SIIIJ|H,aiiljjL't.Ii IloD vehicle chosen, dow[(own n[i.tvnw i s and conditions may var/y with approval, must meet ali retiuirei ililieed buyersDuyers . (1)2?)ff4 montSh leasB'wie \imti SO downclown, $250 security deposit. $59$595 tank lee3e, $944 due at signingsigning . 12,000 miles per year, SO. 15 per mileo Sansone Hyundai Loyalty 81.000 Recent College Grad (past 12 mis.), St .000 Hyundalyuncfai Loyally, $750 Military. To qu;i[ifu:(! itnynt^ (2)24 month g. 12 000 miles per year. $0.15 pet mile oyei, $13,596 Duyout option. RchalDS- S4.0014 000 Mamtf.Manuf.. $1,00$1 000 Hyundai Loyalty, SI.000 Recent College i ed buyers 3; He a cs: $1 500 Manul SI ODD SJIIMIIIP llvumlai I uraltv. S1 000Hyunda llvnnilJi iLoyalty I nv.illv. .51.00 SI Oli0n Ri>rnn R«:oni Colii'iir firnd ip.ist 12 mos), $ SlOio 'I >' ' >« Sansuim Hyundai Loyalty S750 Militaiy To qualiliecl buy 48 SENTINEL, June 23, 2005 NEW JERSEY'S DEALER NEW 2005 NISSAN NEW 2005 NISSAN ALTIMA SL $ *O SECURITY DEPOSIT *O SECURITY DEPOSIT 4door, 4 cylinder, automatic, ps, |m, ac, airkiij • in. •! SI.T. .-.'ud, spotter", power •I door, 4 cylintlsl rwlo ps pb ac anluiiii mi . r.L- ,-..•-,i H.'/.iir window S, locks. ( il»i. ini. t,,-!.-- !VfK/» 1941.VIW5L5O6330.MSRP $16,610. locks, leather, lint/glass, alloys, keyless. ST&2092. VINC5C32O120. MSflP 52^, Paymanilnclutl6srebatfl9:S500 College GradS $750 Acme Owner LoyaIly. Payment includes rebates: SEOO College Grad & S750 Acme Owner Loyalty. V 2 AT THIS PRICE! V 2 AT THIS PRICE! NEW 2005 NISSAN i NEW 2005 NISSAN NEW 2005 NISSAN $ QUEST PATHFINDE$ R XE TITAN KING CAB XE 4X4 PER MO 156 LEASE $ FOR ONLY: ^H^>^ MOS. FOR ONLY:171 ,186: *O SECURITY DEPOSIT SECURITY DEPOSIT SECURITY DEPOSIT Van, 6 cyflndar,automatic, ps.ABS, ac, dual airbags, cruise control, pow&r windows door, 6 cylinder, auto, ps, ABS, ac, airbags, cruise, slerecrtxl player, power windows & Pk* Up, V8 engine, automatic, power steering, A6S brakes, ac, dual airbags, sle J A locks, stereo/at, ck-tlt, tinted gfess, teyte;, ?n!t; ', //(.. L»l) VW5N130102. foot lugg C7 j '02 NISSAN 02 TOYOTA '01 TOYOTA '04 HYUNDAI '02 NISSAN '03 NISSAN '02 NISSAN '04 JEEP SENTRA^SE-R^ SOLARA RAV-4 4X4 SONATA XTERRA XE 4X4 MAXIMA SE PATHFINDER LE 4X4 GRCHEROKEE 4X4 ?tor, 6 M onto, p.(*, M, MIMQS, (ml», (J»llril,ou»,fS,>briK,*r»/ld, lMUll « /* pwi windt/lk s/loafcrnns,,' tloi k TO3I56P.' sterw/d, pw/win/llu, An. 51B3l3?f. krtU (ilk)lr>.lor«1»lS,«oittai, tjwiler, p*rAw«/!eati, niooniool, TOICOffW 391(4 l flmifcioownissoii™ SIH!l!llVI»l5IOS«ll!!li !IB]H2[VlllBW7DlI0i.2!!S(m. $ SIBllHIIKfflSlimiBlnit 12,222 M4.777 $14,888 18666 $21,666 6 THIS IS WHERE THE DEALS ARE! Just Minutes From Everywhere! us HIGHWAY . 10 Minutes From N. Brunswick 10 Minutes From E. Brunswick 10 Minutes From Edison 15 Minutes From Somerset SOUTH 20 Minutes from Freehold BRUNSWICK 1-800-257-5666 Programs subied to thonge. Prices fnclude all costs lo a (insuitier, excipl for litense (oils registration, tas S tire fits. AWHh approval; poymenl, term S oilier conditions rnuy vnry; see dealer. 'With approval; on select models lor select terms; in fa of rebates except on 2005 Senlro & Quest' feon RcW int will faaminq. tin soles volume (or calendar year 2004 lor single franchise dealers in NJ based on Nissan lit Region Dealer Sales Rankings, teases closed end8 based on tens above, 12K mi/p/yr, lit p/mi oiler; require $3000 Down, $550 Bonk Fee R SO Security Ceposil. Dir£@DELIVAOP/LEPAC0SI: Sentra: S3588/4462/9467/4462. Altirno: $3631/5194/16224/5494. Quest: 53706/9166/13483/9165. Potlifinder: $3721/10219/16836/10219. rrian: S373t/lO246/15747/10246. Musi quolity for rebates; see deol«; Acme loyally: must Iraie in new vehicle bought from toe Hissaa in Ike past 12 mos. Photos for lustration only. Dealer not responsible for errors/omissions. Ad acts as a coupon S must ae presented at lime of sale. Ad expires 9FM on 6/27/05. ©2005 HI Advertising. SENTINEL, June 23, 2005 49 NSQNE SMUKI "MORE HORSEPOWER THAN MINI-COOPER " Danny Fefdman NEW 2005 SUZUKI RENO Slkl 5K102999,4 Cyl, Alto, Pur Steingtote, Cruise, PUPW, ftl,A/C , RR Defrost, Bucket Seals, MSRP$14,794. Rebates: $1,500 Manui., $1,000 Suiuki Loyally, $1,000 Comparable Vebicli, S500 Militaij.To qualified buyeis. "MORE PASSENGER VOLUME THAN FORD FOCUS ZX4 AND HONDA CIVIC" Darryl Uxson NEW 2005 SUZUKI FORENZA MSRP $13,994, SU 5KIM012,5 Spd, PW/PMWPM, ff ro# Smartbuy with a «l> payment option ol $3.353,3.33% m, S1.5D0 down, 5595 bank fee. Rebates: $1,500 Maniil, $1,000 Suzuki Loyally, $1,000 CoraparatJe Vehitce, yS500 Military. 10,000 miles per year, $0.20 per mile met. To qualified buyers. "MORE HORSEPOWER Isaac Oppong THAN HONDA CR-V" NEW 2005 SUZUKI XL7 SIM 54106078, Wagon, Auto, 6 Cyl, 4X4, MSRP 523,894,47 month Smarldoy with a 48tlt payment option ol $7,646,2.5% APR, $4,090 due at signing, S590 talk fee, 12,080 miles per year, $0.20 per mile ow. Rebates: 81,750 Manuf, $1,009 Sufliki ^Loyally, $1,000 Comparable Vehicle, $500 Military. To qmled b»y«ts. Kevin Florez # AMERICA'S 1 WARRANTY MAKE 100,000 MILES • NO DEDUCTIBLE • FULLY TRANSFERABLE THE SMART 0% APR available for 60 mos. on all vehicles!** MOVE Paul Soioman CREDIT FOR EVERYONE! CALL RIGHT NOW FOR PRE-APPROVAL! NO MATTER HOW GOOD OR BAD YOUR CREDIT IS WE FINANCE YOUR FUME. JOT YOUR PAST! 800-791-1649 90-100 ROUTE 1 • WOODBRIDGE, NJ 07001 * Two Miles North of Wood bridge Center Mall WWW.RT1AUTOMALL.COM »(866) 781-2733 us tax, license, reg. and Doc. lee. This advertisement acts as a coupon and must be presented at time o) sale. Dealer is not responsible for typographical errors or omissions. Photos are » n, imncoc nniy. All offers with approved credit. " Subject to vehicle chosen, (town payment, terms and conditions may vary with approval, must meet all requirements. "0% apr available „, ,,ieet all requirements. See dealer lor details. '"Subject to vehicle chosen, year, make, model and miles. 50 SENTINEL, Jane23, 2005 LINCOLN !M'Mercury Ml BUICKi m i Mt Family & Friends Discount Everyone *,., LEASE Oft FINANCE SAME LOW PRICE FOR EVERYONE! THIS SPECIAL PRICING PROGRAM ALLOWS ALL CONSUMERS TO BUY AT THE SAME REDUCED PRICES AS FAMILY & FRIENDS! TAKE ADVANTAGE OVER 0% INTEREST-FREE OF SPECIAL PRICING! FACTORY FINANCING Every Vehicle Will Be Sold For All Qualified Buyers Get O'AFinancing On The Lowest Price Allowed. Select New Models Only During This Event! REPRESENTATIVES VEHICLES LEASE & LOAN TERMINATION! MUST BE If Your Current Lease Or Loan Is Maturing Now Thru WILL BE PRESENT! December 31, 2005, Malouf Will Pay Off Your Trade...Any Official Lending Institution Make Or Model, Regardless Of Where You Purchased Or SOLD THIS Leased It... When You Buy Or Lease A New Representatives Will Be Present GM/Ford/Llncoln Or Mercury. To Approve Your Loan Or Lease! WEEKEND! Negative bade equity carried over to new vehicle price. Oiler expires July 5,2005. BUICK • PONTIAC • GMC 732-821-5400 LINCOLN • MERCURY 732-821-1100 A, X & Z PLANS WELCOME FORD • FORD TRUCKS Se Habla Espahol fROUTE 1, NORTH BRUNSWICK 732-951-0300 Offers not valid on prior sales/orders & cannot be combined. Excludes all Mustangs and Ford GT's. Valid Itwu 7/5/05. SENTINEL, June 23, 2005 5 1 i DUE TO OUR BUILDING EXPANSION, AND THE FACT THAT WE HAVE OVER 400 AUTOMOBILES SPREAD OVER THREE LOCATIONS, WITH NEW CAR DELIVERIES ARRIVING EVERY DAY, WE ARE SATURATED TO THE POINT OF BURSTINGS ARE STRUCTURING AND ACCEPTING OFFERS UNHEARD OF IN OUR INDUSTRY. IF YOU ARE STILL INTERESTED IN PURCHASING OR LEASING A NEW CHRYSLER, JEEP OR PRE-OWNEO VEHICLE.... TiUCE OF THIS OPPORTUNITY! C H *« YS t_ E= I* NEW 2005 DRASTIC NEW 2005 JEEP CHRYSLER REDUCTIONS Wrangler PT Cruiser ON EVERY VEHICLE X 1 UN I51WSS(. 4 OR. 4 tyl a*, ill. n/s/b/winis. cass, till cruise, n del dual aithags, alarm/sec a #T5SD57.UIN I5FBSI6, Z OF), B tyl. auto, j/s/n, no i/tcl sell tun. loll Mil dims. IHP:SyIB. , • sys, IISBP: $15,99B. Price include!: $1000 liicloiy rebate, SHOO Hade-in rebate 8 S10D recenl IN STOCK TO MAKE Price includes: SMI licloiy lebale. SHOD lease loyillr, SHOO liailein ieli*, Sill nililai) ietale,l guii. S I college mail letaln, ii qual. SB78 due at lease signing. Tales, licensing 8 legist, add'l. ROOM FOR SPRING IF BUY$ INVENTORY! 39M0S. FOR NEW 2005 CHRYSLER Libert Sebring Spor Slk ICHS13, VII) »5NM»ffl. 4 OR. 4 cyl, win, a/c, p/s/b/»ds/fe/miirs, CO, alum »Ws, alaraftec M 1(6638, H ISHfflW,4 OR, 6tyl.6 spd. Bial, j/c,oft/MiufsA/toiiri.ti no!ifc, aim wills, • ' irrahata and$IODBlease laralrr. SIOBBtrade-inreb— ° 1 MS»f:S?y/S.Pin«d*:S2i»k»r(itliiltJlilltaiele(all(,SIIIlr*ii*le,J«tolle8e «i! leii! signing. laiei, licensing I lenisl. siMl. APR" DOWN sntniMio'l nlaiy rtale, il gualS8B8due a] lease sipng. (ans, Bnittins 8 IHIBL aM'l. Financing PAYMENT! LEASE*1! Qfl MO BUY Available Available FOR I WO 39 MOS. FOR NEW 2005 EUERYONE'S CREDIT NEW 2005 JEEP CHRYSLER TownS Grand Country IS APPROVED! Cherokee DURING THIS mumra. 411 cyl, am *p/s«/wMs/lb/i]ii!s/seal, til rail iK allays .» /MI, m mm, s g. m, AgiimMMttmiii »,««vM *( HUGE EVENT! alara/sec sys, HSHf.aa Price iicliite: S2BD0 lain ieWe,Sl»m trade-inrebarte. SMO tilleie mad in bans, rail rk, MSBP:ffl». Price inclnkffll latleiy ubale. SI* trade-in leliale, SlIO lease oi- rebate ftS5D D military rebale. il qual S93B die il lease signiig.laies. liteusiiiy 8 regist.aWI. ally i M recent college gut* rebate, il quaTS87B due at lease signing. Taxes, licrasii 8 legist, add I. Regardless of how good or bad your credit history is, McDonagh has * PER hiiu fli made special arrangements with MO BUY !p 39 MOS. FOR area banks to approve everyone's WE'RE OUT WO BE NEWcredit for JERSEY'Sthis special sale! #f JEEP DEALER! ROUTE 18 NORTH, EAST BRUNSWICK i fttght Choke! OPEN DAILY 9-9 SATURDAY 9-6. FIVE STAR 52 SENTINEL, June 23, 2005 5 JEEP LIBERTY SPORT 4X4 4 speed manual, V6, PS, PS, AC, Alloy wheels, PW, Tilt, Cruise. Tinted otoss, Stk M5419, Vin #5W703838, MSRP $23,1 IS, $999 cash/trade, $2000 lease cash, $1000 lease loyalty, $1000 trade-in on lease return 20051 Buy For PT $ CRUISER 1Z899 Auto. 4 On., PS. PS, AC, Tumo uuss, RFA» DCT., DUAL AK BAOS, $nt #J5216, \ V ••., , .: , MSRP $15,820, $1000 REBATt, $1000 TXADE BONUS CASH, $921 DAYTON oisc. 2005 CHRYSLER T0WN& COUNTRY SWB Auto, V6, ASS, PS, iper, Stk,*J5S4, r trade bonus mm CHRYSLER SEBRING CONK AC, Tinted glass, PW, PI,« !teels, Rear def., 15* WM, Vtn04N175. % MSRP $27,730, 000 CFC bonus cash, $1' I Dayton disc. mm JEEP Buy For A WRANGLER SPORT 19699 Auto., V», PB, PS, AC, Alloy wfcsris, Ii)f, Cruise, CD p/oyer, S* / S , MSRP $25,680, $ 1000 coupon, $4981 Dayton disc. Buy For 1 CHEROKEE 22799 J, Pi, Stk #J523^, 'in 45C586801, MSRP rrade-in Bonus 5100, Dayton Disc. $2546 05 Liberty Payment $224 per mo. 39 mos, $999 cash/trade, $2000 lease cash, $1000 lease loyally, $1000 trade-in on j lease return Mai payments $8/36. Musi finance Ilimmh Chrysler Financial. Based on 12K mi/year All rebates & incen-1 lives to dealer. All costs to be paid by consumer except tor license, reg., S taxes. Hot responsible tor typos. Pictures usedl for illustration use only. See dealer lor details. Sale ends three days alter the publication dale. J1.2005 and iBase or rchase a New Chev Rt. 130 North at Georges Rd, Dayton, NJ 888.216.O859I daytonauto.net 888.2iG.0883 /daytOnauto.net AN AMERICAN STORE HOURS: M-F 9-9 & SAT 9-6 STORE HOURS: M-F 9-9 & SAT 9-6