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JANUARY 25, 1996 VOLUME 3, NUMBER 14 Armed men storm alleged brothel One man shot in the back; house under investigation
BY GREGORY ZELLER Staff Writer ullets flew and one man was criti- cally injured early Monday morn- Bing during a robbery inside a Route 1 house — a house police believe was being used for a prostitution operation. Between four and six men, cloaked in hooded sweatshirts and armed with at least one gun, several knives and sharp- ened screwdrivers, stormed the house at approximately 1:40 a.m. Monday, police said. The intruders tied up the 11 people present in the house with cords and wires, then proceeded to ransack the place, ac- cording to police. One man, Jose Garcia, 29, a resident of the house, was shot in the back during the robbery, police said. As of Tuesday, Gar- cia was listed in critical but stable condi- tion at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital in New Brunswick. A single bul- let entered through his back, ricocheted through his stomach and small intestine Armed robbers entered this Route 1, South Brunswick, house early Monday morning, shooting one resident before fleeing and exited through his groin, according to with their loot. Police said they have had the house under surveillance for alleged prostitution on the premises. police reports, (Photo by Jackie Pollack) Five of the people inside of the house at The worn-down, wooden structure at prior to us being able to gain entry into the earlier allegation," Delgado added. "We the time of the robbery lived there, ac- 3989 Route 1 has been under surveillance house, obviously, to investigate this shoot- received information from another agency, cording to police. The six others, police by South Brunswick police for several ing. and our own uniformed patrols were stop- said, were house guests, and officials months. "There was a significant increase in ping and questioning people leaving the would not comment on whether or not "We have been investigating alleged vehicular traffic leaving the premises, and premises. AH of this information was part these guests were engaged in any illegal prostitution on the premises," said Lt. Harry we've conducted several surveillances of activities. Delgaclo. "There were some signs there, the premises, which have corroborafed an Continued on page 9 Appointment defended Jan. 16 committee meeting. Spar continues over Luciano, who defeated Gildenberg in the November election By a total of 82 mayor's assistant votes, immediately took exception, and this week said that the appointment is "a BY GREGORY ZELLER further buildup of bureaucracy." Staff Writer "I'm not against Larry Gildenberg," outh Brunswick Republican Mayor Luciano said. "I just question the need for Ted Van Hessen and Democratic the position. Even though this is a non- STownship Committeeinan Edmund paid position, it's simply an additional Luciano continued to spar this week over level of bureaucracy that is not necessary. the appointment of former GOP We should be trying to get government Committeeman Larry Gildenbcrg to the back to the people, not further from newly created position of "special assis- them." tant to the mayor." Van Hessen, meanwhile, countered Van Hessen, noting that "Larry and I that placing Gildenberg in the volunteer Township Welfare Director LouAnne Wolf accepts donations from Sgt. Scott have forged a uniquely successful work- position is doing exactly that, extending Hoover (I) and Patrolman Angelo Zecca of the S.B. Police Department. More than $800 was collected at the police-sponsored 'Meet Santa Day' last month. ing relationship over the last two years," the government to its constituency. (Photo by Jackie Pollack) announced Gildenberg's new post at the Continued on page 10 _ 2 SENTINEL, JANUARY 25, 1996 NS
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SOUTH BRUNSWICK —-Potholes — the bane of motorists — are hack in many areas following one of the toughest winters in recent history. But in South Brunswick, dead center in the track of the Blizzard of '96 and one of the hardest hit areas, the roads have held up well. "Thai's not really a major problem for us," said Public Works Director Ray Olsen, who noted that the township en- DANGEROUS DELIVERY — A delivery man from this restaurant was gages in a rigorous "preventative pave- mugged on Sunday while making a delivery to the Royal Oaks develop- ment maintenance program" to ensure ment on Route 1. The incident marked the third time since October that a that its roads remain safe after even the delivery man has been attacked. (Photo by Jackie Pollack) harshest of weather conditions. "We do an extensive overlay program There are plenty of family on every street in the town," Olsen said. activities to help beat the "When I say every street, I don't mean every street every year; we have a certain winter blahs. number of streets due for maintenance ev- Page 6 Third delivery ery year, and it's cyclical." The prevcntalive maintenance pro- gram is an in-house effort that is funded by taxpayers and performed by township employees, Olsen said. It includes a man attacked three inch overlay placed on top of an 8 existing roadway, as well as a series of Classifieds Page 22 firs I (in Karen Street in South Brunswick drainage improvements. • Editorials Page 14 Police say that and then on Thatchwood Court in North But no amount of prevention is fool- • Letters Page 14 Brunswick. proof when it comes to road beds, Olsen robbery may be In both of those cases, the suspects were said, and when the maintenance program • Milestones Page 11 identified as black males and the delivery • Obituaries Page 17 copycat crime men were heaten and robbed of their cash, Continued on page 4 9 Police Beat Page 16 food orders and their cars. Both stolen vehi- • Real Estate Page 18 cles were recovered the day after the attacks. • Sports Page 19 Although the addresses given in the phone orders to the Rice King were later Elderly man determined to be phony, the Shallow Oaks SOUTH BRUNSWICK — Police are Court address is legitimate, police said. But Phone numbers: considering (he possibility ihal the mugging arrested on of a pizza delivery man on Sunday was a despite that fact, the Rice King robberies Editorial bear a certain resemblance to this Sunday's 2B4-700Q Ext. 226 copycat crime. On Jan, 21, a delivery man from the attack, and that has not been lost on police, sex charges FAX 254-0486 Schmaltz, said. Circulation Four Musketeers pizzeria on Rome 27, the 254-1755 Soulh Brunswick/Franklin border, was at- "It sounds to me a lot like a copycat SOUTH BRUNSWICK — An 83-year- tacked while making a delivery to a home incident," the lieutenant said. "We're ex- old former township resident has been Display Advertising amining the fact that similar events have 254-7000 Ext. 253 on Shadow Oaks Quirt, in the Royal Oaks arrested and charged with sexually assault- FAX 254-0256 development. taken place, the description of the suspects ing his step-granddaughter, police said According to police reports, unknown is similar and an identical modus operandi Tuesday. Classified 1-800-660-4ADS was used." Classified FAX 432-0016 persons ordered Iwo pizzas from Four lirwin Bischoff, who lived in Kendall Musketeers, to be delivered to the Shadow On Dec. 27, after a joint investigation by Park for many years before moving in with Oaks Court location. Upon arrival, the de- the detective bureaus of the North his family in Palmertown, Pa., several livery man was approached by three black Brunswick and South Brunswick police months ago, turned himself in to authorities males and one black female outside of the departments, Irwin Ashby, 20, of Twin on Jan. 23 and was charged with one count residence. Oaks Court in Monmoulh Junction, was of sexual assault and one count of endan- Sentinel Al first, one of the men offered to pay arrested and charged with two counts of gering the welfare of a child. for the pizzas, but the delivery man was possession of stolen property. Those The charges stem from an incident that Managing Editor then jumped and "physically assaulted" by charges stemmed from the two Rice King allegedly occurred in July 1984, when the four suspects. Only the pizzas were carjackings. Bischoff was 72. Marilyn DnlT stolen; no money was taken in the incident, Ashby is being held at the Middlesex Bischoff s attorney, Steven Satz. of the Executive Editor and no weapons were ever shown, accord- County Adult Correctional Center in North North Brunswick law firm Busch and Cregon Bean ing to the police report. Brunswick, in lieu of $25,000 bail, police Busch, said that Bischoff will contest the Publisher The four Suspects then lied on foot in said. allegations. Kevin Witiiiiiin the direction of Buttonwood Court, ac- Since only one suspect has been arrested "Mr. Bischoff is 83 years old," the at- cording to Lt. Ron Schmaltz. in conjunction with the Rice King attacks, torney said. "He's suffered a stroke and "We followed some footprints through police are considering (WQ possibilities, he's been staying with his son, who's had the snow," Schmaltz, said. "Bui because of according to Schmaltz. Sunday's attack to care for him. These allegations arc the patterns of the snow, the prints were may have been a copycat incident, or may strongly denied. A Greater Media Newspaper erratic and we lost them near Buttonwood." have been orchestrated by the same people "I find the timing of this complaint, filed The delivery man was not seriously in- responsible for the earlier robberies. just a month or so after the man had a jured, and was escorted back to Four "There was an arrest made in (the Rice I VERIFIED stroke, very unfortunate," Satz added. I AUDIT CIRCULATION Musketeers by police. King) case," Schmaltz-said. "But there are "We're denying it, absolutely." The incident was similar to a pair of at- other individuals that may still be at large. The Sentinel Newspaper is published Police were made aware of the alleged Thursday by Sentinel Publishing Co., tacks on delivery men recorded in North The Police Department will be looking very crime when Bischoff s ex-wife, who still Edgeboro Rd., East Brunswick, N.J. 08816. and South Brunswick over the last three closely at the similarities of these cases." resides in Kendall Park, told authorities last Third-class postage paid at East months. In each of those cases, a delivery Anyone with any information on the November that Bischoff had "molested one Brunswick, N.J. $37 a year. First-class mail man from the Rice King restaurant on subscription available at $72 for 26 weeks, Jan, 21 robbery is asked to contact Detec- 40 cents a copy. Route I in North Brunswick was attacked, tive Ed George at (908) 329-4000, cxt. 486. Continued on page 4 4 JANUARY 25, 1996, SENTINEL were made, he would bring Bischoff in. After the alleged victim — now 20 years Over 15 Years Of Professional Dentistry old — came forward, a warrant was issued Charges for BischofFs arrest. Accompanied by Sat/ anil a bail bondsman, he appeared Tuesday FAMILY DENTISTRY Continued from page 3 at South Brunswick Police Headquarters. of her relatives" more than 10 years ago. Although the alleged crime occurred Find Out Why Our Patients Send in Their Friends "Basically, it was a case of sexual con- more than 11 years ago, Klcrnas explained tact," said Detective John Klcmas of the that the statute of limitations has not yet CONVENIENCES AREAS OF EMPHASIS South Brunswick Juvenile Bureau. "But, expired. because of the victim's age (at the time of "The victim was 8 or 9 when it hap- • Emergency Cars • Cosmetic Dentistry the incident), it is logged as a sexual as- pened," the detective said, "When a juvenile • Evening & • Prosthodontics sault." turns 18, they have five years to make a Weekend (Crown/Bridge/Implant) After police were tipped off to the al- complaint, and it hasn't been five years Appointments • Oral Surgery leged molestation, the victim hesitated since she turned IK." • New Patients (Oral Surgeon On Staff) before making a statement. Klcmas, mean- Normally, for a crime like sexual as- Welcome OOCTOAS OF • Preyentive Care while, contacted" Bischoff to Iry and make sault, the accused can expect his bail to be • Insurance Plans DENTAL • Treatment Of set at $50,000. However — noting that Accepted • some sense of the allegations, Klcmas said. MEDICINE Gum Problems "The victim wasn't sure if she was going Bischoff, who suffered a stroke in 1995, is • New State Of (Perlodontlst On Staff) 83 — the former Kendall Park resident's The Art Facility to come forward," the detective said. "But she eventually made a statement. bail was set at !B 15,000, and after his bonds- "(Bischoff's) ex-wife knew (hat he was man posted bail and he was released. HARVEY J. MEADE D.M.D. KA.C.I> living with relatives in Pennsylvania," If convicted of the second-degree crime, KENNETH A. ALSPACII D.MD Klcmas added. "I called him before a com- the octogenarian could face a minimum of SETH D. POMERANTZ D.M.1) plaint was made to see if lie wanted lo talk five years in prison. However, noting BischolTs age, condition and the fact that HOURS: about it, bul... he didn't return my calls." MON 10AM-8PM Local police were then contacted by this is a fust offense, Klcmas said thai "jail TUES/THURS 7AM-8PM time is not a definite" in this case. 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MAKING SCIENCE FUN — Liberty Science Center, located in Liberty State Park, Jersey City, boasts 250 interactive exhibits and displays as well as a high-tech laser show and the Kodak Omni Theater, featuring an 88- by 60-foot screen. (Photo courtesy of Liberty Science Center) A wide range of activities available for kids of all ages BY ANDREA ROSENGARTEN The 40,000 square feet of indoor space Studio, an arts-and-crafts area where pro- offers full-size rides of amusement-park jects range from collages to sand art. Next Liberty Correspondent quality including the Himalaya (bobsled- to the art studio is a "touch-me" science Science ith the mercury struggling to like cars going at what feels like "warp" museum where pythons, lizards, spiders, speed), a train ride, a helicopter ride, a 75- tortoises, an ant farm and more can be LSC Center stay in the double digits and W every G-rated movie already year-old restored carousel, bumper cars, found. seen, your children's weekend plea of, and abungeejump. When tired little legs give out before For a few hours or an entire day of "What are we going to do today?" can For the video game fanatic, there are their interest does, head over to the Big great family entertainment, try the have any parent looking forward to well over 100 games where skill is Top Stage where live theater perfor- Liberty Science Center located in Monday morning. rewarded with tickets redeemable for mances of magic, juggling and dancing Liberty State Park in Jersey City. Toddlers But don't panic. There are plenty of prizes. Games run the gamut from pinball run periodically. A snack bar is open for through adults can enjoy more than 250 other great indoor activities that are only a and air hockey to the newest technology in food, snacks and drinks. For children 8 interactive exhibits and displays. In the quick car ride away for those cold, wet virtual reality. For those children who years and up, there is a high-tech, two- "hands-on" philosophy, exhibits are divid- wintry days. want to run off a little steam, there is a story, 5,000-square-fool laser tag arena ed into three floors with interactive dis- supermaze playscape complete with tubes, called, "City Under Siege." Replicated plays on the Environment, Health and tunnels, slides and ball pits. Not your run- after an inner city, kids and adults reach Invention. A Bug Zoo is a popular exhibit Fun Time America of-the-mill play arena, it elicited a the arena after a ride on a realistic "sub- where children are encouraged to touch "Awesome!" was the sentiment response of "Wow! Super scary slide" way" car where instructions and battle while they learn. A darkened Touch expressed by my 6-year-old son upon from my 9-year-old. gear are given out. Also on site is the Tunnel can be found in the Health floor entering Fun Time America in Aberdeen. For younger, or not as adventurous Jersey Shore Baseball Academy with bat- where visitors use only their tactile sense Located on Route 35 south and County players, a smaller children's village ting cages 'and pitching machines. Group to navigate through a tunnel. On the Road, this indoor amusement/educational/ depicting the Three Little Pigs theme and individual instruction is also avail- Inventions floor you can create your own art center will have your children pinching offers a mini-version playscape. When a able. For information, directions or party animation or try to build a structure with a themselves to see if thcy'ic dicaming. breather is in order, stop into Rembrandt's , packages, call (908) 583-4600. 10-foot-tall electromagnetic crane. All
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NO LACK OF BACKBONE — This robotic version of the 5-ton Dunkleoteus, the first fish known to have a backbone, is part of "Monsters of the Deep," on display at Liberty Science Center, Jersey City, through March 17. (Dinamation photo courtesy of Liberty Science Center) CRAFTY KID — Louie Mosinac, 2, floors offer demonstrations and period- Visitors can talk to of South Amboy works on a craft ically feature temporary, traveling ex- diveis swimming project at Fun Time America, hibits. One such exhibit featuied through with sharks, marvel Aberdeen. (Photo by Jackie Pollack) Maich 17 is "Monsters of the Deep." at the color of a Wander through a re-created enviionment coral reef, venture and summer educational programs. Some where giant robotics arc used to simulate into the Shark Zone of these winter programs include Fossil dinosaur-like creatures in their habitat. where you can sec a Making, Coral Reef Keeping, Behind the Another option to shock your senses is set of giant jaws Scenes at the Aquanum, and moic. Prc- Brain Trek, a laser show which Liberty from a prehistoiic icgistration and a fee arc required for Science Center says is the most technolog- shaik, and experi- these programs. Foi information and ically advanced lasci show ever cieated. diiections, call (908) 899-1212. Also on site is the Kodak Omni Theatei, a ence the awe ot the domed theatei featuiing incicdibly ie- Caribbean where a ahstic shows on the 88-lbot-high, 60-iool- tank with 1,500 Old Bridge Arena wide screen. Shows change peiiodically. tropical fish swim The Liberty Science Center is open Kids can climb Also fun for the entiie lamily is ice skat- Tuesday through Sunday and is available through the hull of ing. Old Bridge Arena, located in the for private functions. For information and an ancient ship- municipal complex on Route 516, is open directions, call (201) 200-1000 wreck or hold a sea for public ice skating. Skate rentals, lessons star in their hands. and hockey leagues aie available. A snack They can touch a bar is open for refueling. For information, New Jersey shaik in a touch-me diiections and session times, call (908) 679- State Aquarium lank and view a 3 UK). at Camden video detailing the WINTER FUN — Youngsters fine-tune their ice skating myths and legends skills at Old Bridge Arena. (Photo by Jackie Pollack) Kendall Park Roller Rink of human encoun- On the banks of the Delaware River on sharks. Another tank houses Pacific sharks ters with sharks. For information and including leopaul, marble and cat sharks. Riverside Drive in Camden is the New directions, call (609) 365-3300. For roller skating, try the Kendall Jersey State Aquarium at Camden. Fifteen African penguins, including three 4-wcck-old baby chicks, also live at Park Roler Rink, 3550 Route 27, South Designed to educate while entertaining, Brunswick. Skates, including in-line this aquarium is home to more than 6,000 Jenkinson's Aquarium Jenkinson's. You can find seals, alligators, a new snake exhibit and a magnificent skates, can be rented. Video games and a fish lepresenting 300 species. Since its snack bar also are available for skating redesign in July, the aquarium offers cut- Jenkinson's Aquarium is a smaller coral reef tank. A touch-mc tank replete but closer aquarium located on Boardwalk with a nurse shark, crabs, sponges, breaks. Preschoolers can learn skating ting-edge technology in its presentations. fundamentals in the Tiny Tots classes. 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JCT. 257-5999 274-0055 8 JANUARY 25, 1996, SENTINEL AARP volunteers teaching at MCACC BY VINCENT A. DE MURO..JR. in volunteering. A gioup of five volunteers from the Security is offered for the volunteers, "I had worked with a number of other AARP comes in once a week for a one-hour but Johnson said only inmates who would Staff Writer volunteer organizations and felt that there session, instructing inmates in three differ- not pose a safety threat are allowed to par- NORTH BRUNSWICK — Senior resi- was a need for something like this in the ent skill areas: business applications and ticipate. dents may be retired, but they still possess correction center," Heilig said. "So I con- how to interview for a job; music instruc- Crapella said between 25 and 30 inmates valuable job skills that can benefit less for- tacted the warden and we set up the pro- tion; and sewing as a profession. Class sizes at the facility currently participate in the tunate members of society. gram." are limited to about six inmates per session. program. This was the thought that brought the Warden Rudolph Johnson, a 28-year "Our goal through the program is to do "We try to rotate the participants employee of the facility, said that when he something worthwhile," Johnson said "and through Ihe classes they want," Crapella South Brunswick Chapter of the American was approached by AARP, he thought the Association of Retired Persons (AARP) to to provide inmates with skills that are mar- said. "And if we can get more volunteers, idea was a good opportunity to make use of ketable." we can expand the programs." the Middlesex County Adult Corrections an untapped resource in the senior popula- Center, Route 130, for a volunteer project. The warden noted that the terms of "That's what our goal is," Heilig said, tion. "to get as many members as we can from Isabelle Heilig, director of community incarceration at the correction center are "There are a great number of retired AARP to come into the facility and instruct service for Chapter 4763 of the AARP, said limited to less than one year, and that the people who still have job skills to offer," the inmates in a number of different areas." the idea to form a seniors organization that center rarely has the time or the funding to Johnson said. "This program allows us to start long-term rehabilitation programs. Volunteers for this particular education assists inmates in learning valuable job enjoy what skills the seniors can offer, skills came from her vast experience Heilig said this program offeis inmates a program can only be AARP members, but while benefiting our inmates." good start on a positive path after they leave Johnson said that a number of other services the institution. at the facility are operated through outside Johnson agreed that programs like this volunteci groups. help build self-worth and self-respect in the "The other 80 to 90 volunteers at the inmates, character traits not common in facility are mostly religious organizations," those who embaik in criminal behavior. Johnson said. 'This is the first lime we've Dcbra Crapella, program services di- had professionals coming in on an instruct- rector at the MCACC, said that Ihe program ing basis." has proved very successful since it started. Heilig said there arc two important NEW YEAR'S "The classes are always full," she said. facets to this program: the inmates' access The correction center houses about 850 to valuable job skills, and an opportunity for male inmates and roughly 100 female the seniors to offer those skills. RESOLUTION inmates. Crapella said 85 percent of those "You have to remember that we are not inmates are eligible to participate in the pro- just a bunch of people who no longer gram, based on their conduct and behavior work," Heilig said. 'The model of AARP is SPECIAL in the facility. to serve, not to be served." feflnst idwondo insfructo olclal Karate uniform • ENROLL 1 member and a friend can join for FREE * * First membership $99 \Good thru Jan. 31 Not to be combined with any other offer • Ages 6 &. up
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"But vidual resident who has volunteered his "confidential information" that would not it may have been too premature to assume time to help out. normally be the purview of-a person "who that the township administrator and the "Last year, it was (Democratic Com- is not a township employee and not an town clerk and the departmental managers mitteewoman Debra) Johnson who rec- elected official. would not be able to provide him with ommended that it be the police depart- "Having (Gildenberg) reappear at pri- enough information. ment that accept a resident volunteer to vate committee meetings is a quasi-con- "It's a bit remiss to condemn the sys- work in the Community Relations tinuation of what he was doing before the tem to failure before you've tried the sys- Bureau," Van Hessen added. "I really find election," Luciano said. "It is going to cre- tem," Luciano added. "(Van Hessen) has it a shame that anyone would attack ate some confusion and, at times, some given up on the process before he's had (Gildenberg), or this position." conflict. This is just another way to keep a an opportunity to engage in the process." What bothers Luciano is not that Republican that has lost an election in- Van Hessen said that too much is Gildenberg has managed to stay active on • volved in the town's politics," he added. being made of Gildenberg's new role. The Larry Gildenberg the local political scene. In fact, he said Furthermore, Luciano said that Van former committeeman will not have a say that the remaining Republicans on the Hessen, by noting that "(Gildenberg) is in running the town, the mayor said, and be doing, the mayor said, is helping keep Township Committee "should have ap- simply an extra set of eyes and ears and will in no way increase the 3-2 the committee chairman apprised of cur- proved (Gildenberg's) request to be on the hands and feet ... to help me be a better Republican advantage on the Township rent events. mayor," may be bucking the established Committee. township Planning Board. At least there, "Ail he does is help me on the occa- "This is not a decision-making posi- sions when I have to be in two places at tion," Van Hessen said. 'This is not a vot- once," Van Hessen said. ing position. Larry has simply agreed to While Luciano remains adamant in his help me fulfill my obligations to the com- position on the Gildenberg appointment, munity, to help me do a better job as the new committee member stressed that mayor. the early strife with the mayor does not JJurs. "He's not being interposed between portend a year of partisan bickering for me and any member of the staff," the the Township Committee. Republican added. "He's not being inter- Griiarin "I differ with Mr, Van Hessen on this posed between me and any member of the appointment," Luciano said. "But thai committee, or between the committee and doesn't mean I'm going to disagree with the staff. He doesn't replace any elected January him on every issue. I'm sure that sooner officials or staff members." or later, there will be an issue that we see What the former committeeman will eye-to-eye on." 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Of course, a quality party probably only share the good reviews ferent than it would be if you were services such as valet parking and coat planning a wedding, reunion, or planner will come to see the ioom first check, will provide the cake, candles or with you. anniversary event ... with one small and then create the design, so don't let flowers, and is willing to work with the "In the end, there is only one other exception. This time the guest list will room size weigh loo heavily in your other people you have already hired. thing that's important, and that is com- have a large number of pro-teens, so decision. As with any major decision, the best fort. You have lo be comfortable with the place you choose must be able to Adults, on the other hand, will way to make a good choice is lo gel as the caterer you choose, and trust that cater to the needs of all the guests, no appreciate the place for its beauty and much information as possible. they will do exactly what you've asked." matter what their age charm This will be an easy requirement The young adults will require plenty to meet because any place lhal appeals to you, such as Victorian decor or flow- ing outdoor gardens, is sure to be pleas- ing to your guests Thank those "We recommend that the client come to see the room when it's totally set up BAR/BAT for a similar function," says Mel who make the Zaleman, one of the principals at The Hxcelsioi in Manalapan. "They can walk day special through the reception and dining areas to get the full effect of the room as it MITZVAH n the weeks prior to the actual would appear during their event." Bar/Bat Mitzvah ceremony, the Another factor to consider is the FOR ANY CHILD ANYWHERE, Lessons I family's house will start to look menu Does the catering hall offer at home. All arrangements made for ceremony. like it does at Ilanukkah. Packages enough variety so that both the "hot and boxes of all shapes and sizes dog" crowd and "filet mignon" crowd No Affiliation Required. Serving 50 states. from various guests and well wish- will be happy? Is the kitchen Kosher, or Call (908) 536-4125 or (718) 931-2652 ers will be arriving daily. In this can it produce an entire Kosher menu if time of excitement, organization is that's what you decide to serve? Is the SHOP AT HOME FOR HEBREW INVITATIONS, YARMULKES & TALEISIM needed to keep track of who sent food any good? Officiants for Weddings, Unvoitings, Baby Namings, Brisses & Aufruts what gift. "During their visit here, we offer LIMITED OFFER: 30% OFF ARTSCROLL INVITATIONS & TALEISIM One of the most important tasks potential clients a sampling of foods IMPRINTED YARMULKAS - SATIN 12.95 DOZEN & SHIPPING. MIN. 5 DOZ. that the Bar/Bat Mitzvah must com- brought down from a party in progress," plete is the overwhelming job of writing thank-you notes to all who sent gifts. The job of sending these notes is so time-consuming, because they must be written; a FORSGATE COUNTRY CLUB verbal thank you is not enough. The only verbal note that can be sent is a telegram, which can get costly when sending to a large number of guests. Bar/Bat Mitzvah presents are given specifically to the youngsters, so the thank you notes should be written by him or her. It would be a mistake for the parents to write SO...WHAT'S NEW? some of the notes, because it sends a message to the people who pre- FINE KOSHER CATERING sented presents that the Bar/Bat Mitzvah did not care enough to write the notes. It is also a bad AT FORSGATE! reflection on the parents, because they should be the ones who teach the children proper etiquette. We'll bring in a feast from the area's best Kosher caterer...decorate a festive Make sure the gift is specifically mentioned in the note, keeping in pavilion to delight your guests...and treat you to the ambience and gracious mind that monetary gifts should service that make Forsgate famous. So you'll celebrate any occasion in style— never be referred to by dollar bar mitzvahs and bat mitzvahs, sweet sixteens, anniversaries, weddings, birth- amount. A guest should be able to see that the youngster appreciated, days and bridal showers. Please ask for one of our Catering Associates at as well as remembered, the gift that (908) 521-0070. was given to them. The note should say exactly how the gift will be used Additionally, if the "gift needed to be returned, either because it was a duplicate or it simply could not be used, never inform the sender; a simple thank you is enough. Finally, the Bar/Bat Mitzvahs should share any special memories they have of their guest from the special day. Not only will they be thanking the guest for the gift, but most importantly, they'll be thank- FORSGATE. GOOD CHEER FOR HALF A CENTURY. ing him or her for coming to and celebrating .the, happy, occasion with Forsgate Country Club, Forsgate Drive, Jamesburg, blj 08831 'h&h! V\gV . VVV/Vy // V\V » * « » » 14 JANUARY 25, 1996, SENTINEL Open mind is needed on mayor's assistant our of tuo$e Before judgment is passed, the with his new position, will be made appointment of Larry Gildenberg privy to "confidential information," to the position of "special assistant details that perhaps should not fall to the mayor" must be examined into the hands of those who are not from all angles. township employees or elected Both Mayor Ted Van Hessen, officials. who made the appointment, and That is Luciano's most valid Committeeman Edmund Luciano, point. Under no circumstances who opposes it, have made some should Gildenberg be given access valid points. to information that is not meant for Van Hessen, now completing his the eyes of non-officials. first month as mayor, said he was But Van Hessen says that he thrilled to have Gildenberg as his won't, that Gildenberg will simply assistant, because it will help him represent the mayor on those occa- "do a better job as mayor." A sec- sions when Van Hessen has more ond set of eyes and ears — as well than one commitment. as advice from a seasoned political Resident volunteers are one of veteran — can't hurt, Van Hessen the things that makes South said. Brunswick so special, and so func- Nothing wrong with that. tional. Luciano, who defeated And who better to serve as an Gildenberg in last November's assistant to a Republican mayor election, said the appointment than a former Republican commit- shows a "build-up of bureaucracy." teeman — especially one who lost It was an attempt, the committee- his re-election bid by so narrow a man said, to keep a Republican margin, and still holds the high who had lost an election in the respect of so many township resi- thick of things. dents? And that it is. But, is that really so bad? Gildenberg is not a member of Gildenberg, immediately after the 1996 Township Committee. He Luciano edged him by 82 votes last is not being paid for his role as fall,, said he wanted to stay "special assistant." He will not vole LETTERS involved. Nothing to do with poli- on any township policies, and he ones for your good deed. tics, he said, he justs want to con- will not have an official say on Cleanup efforts THE CHARZEWSKI FAMILY tinue to serve his town. how the township is run. are appreciated Deans Yes, the former committeeman Luciano is not out of line with is a Republican. Yes, he served on his objections. At first glance — The blizzard of '96 renewed our faith in Parent questions even at second glance — the mankind and brotherly love. After trying to the committee as recently as four reach several snow plowers, we were un- teaching methods weeks ago. But does political affili- appointment appears to have been able to get any response. So on Monday ation and the fact that he is only made along party lines, with parti- evening, with shovels in hand, our family After reading about the South one month removed from the com- san overtones. of four trekked out into the blustery cold Brunswick school system, I had to write. I mittee disqualify him from volun- As a man more concerned with night and mounding snow drifts just to be am a parent of two girls in the South tary public service? able to get out of our driveway. Brunswick school system. 1 sec lots of the township's welfare than with After several hours and getting nowhere programs to help those who need help When Cornmitteewoman Debra party philosophies, Luciano is right fast, a friend came by and opened the edge academically. My children don't sec the Johnson formed her clique of to question the appointment, and of the driveway, which was a much appre- benefit of any programs. Why? Because "close advisers" after taking her any appointment that appears to ciated deed. It was kind of a drive-by. my children arc smart. (I know that's not committee seat last January, she have political roots. However, as we continued to dig out and socially acceptable to say.) If New Jersey shovel our double wide, long driveway, out had an adequate definition for "gifted," selected two former mayors, both But as long as Gildenberg is not of the darkness came a "mystery angel" on they would be called gifted. (Another Democrats. allowed to cross the invisible line a bobcat. He literally came from nowhere word that seems taboo.) The South Should she have been expected between good-natured service and and came straight into the driveway, ale Brunswick School System has no on-go- to select Republicans as her assis- impropriety, he is simply a town- away the snow, twirled his machine around ing programs to help those who need tants? Of course not, just as Van and left back out into the darkness. We more challenge. Their policy seems to be ship resident volunteering to help were all dumbfounded and at first thought if they are so smart, let them do it on their Hessen should not be expected to the government do its job. each one of the other of us knew this bun- own, This seems to be typical of the edu- call on any Democrats. And there's nothing wrong with dled-up man with an angelic smile. We cational system, but it is especially acute Luciano noted that Gildenberg, that. were all overwhelmed with this act of kind- here in South Brunswick. They have no ness. We were upset with the fact that we gifted specialist in the whole system. I'm couldn't thank him properly or compensate sure that my children aren't the only ones Letters to the editor are welcome. him for his time and monumental help to suffering, but what a waste of talent that I Please sign your letter and include a phone us. It would have taken us hours and/or a have to fight to get the school to "teach number for verification. day to accomplish what he did in five min- my child." It frightens me that this is the Fax to 254-0486 utes. best school system in New Jersey. We just wanted to take this opportunity EDITH NOLAN to thank you and bless you and your loved South Brunswick SENTINEL, JANUARY 25, 1996 1 5 litter! Mayor defends appointment of aide Police chief has praise for residents With respect to the recent controversy greeted by the volunteer voices and At this time, I would like to extend ments and rescue squads of South regarding my appointment of Larry smiles of several local retirees. All around my appreciation to the residents of Brunswick Township again displayed Gildenberg as "special assistant to the us we enjoy the quiet but invaluable South Brunswick for their assistance their unending dedication and profes- mayor," several allegations have been efforts of volunteers: The Lions Club, our and cooperation during the recent bliz- sionalism by standing by in their respec- made which inaccurately depict the posi- religious community, Boy Scouts, Girl zard, tive headquarters for an immediate tion, the ethic of community-based volun- Scouts, Teen Alliance, youth organiza- There is no question that not only did response to any emergency. teerism in general and Larry Gildenberg tions, parent and parenting groups, PTAs the residents distinguish themselves by 1 take great pleasure in extending in particular. and PTOs. Our own Anne Frank Exhibit staying off the roadways, but also by re- this thank-you to every citizen of South is largely being planned and organized by moving vehicles from the streets in a Brunswick Township and their efforts in As the title of this position clearly timely manner so that the. department of support of the community. indicates, as did my comments during the volunteers, and any of us who have been public works could attack the never- MICHAEL D, PAQUETTE Township Committee meeting on Jan. 16, hospitalized surely enjoyed the aid or ending snowfall. Chief of Police Mr. Gildenberg will serve as an additional company of a hospital volunteer. In addition, the volunteer fire depart- South Brunswick Township pair of eyes, ears and hands to the mayor. Unfortunately, yet thankfully, this brief The position confers no authority on list is surely incomplete. Larry, nor does it interpose him between To conclude that a post without statu- any members of the committee, or tory authority and with no greater access IN BRIEF between the committee and staff. In an to information than that available to any WordPerfect 5.1 for DOS available on effort to enhance my ability to serve all of member of the public is "a concern" may Winter classes both of its public word processing work- the residents of South Brunswick, I have well require re-evaluation. To maintain stations.For more information, call (908) asked to share some of Larry Gildenberg that a volunteer position which provides still available 329-4000, cxt. 286. greatest resources: his willingness to this community with the benefit of a per- Many South Brunswick Community serve; his caring for his fellow residents; son's experience and time is redundant or School's winter classes arc still starting. American Legion his intellect to understand, and his energy anything other than appropriate and desir- Join others for aerobics, arts and crafts, to complete the tasks at hand; and his able would be to oppose the thesis of the computers and money matters. to hold fish fry availability of time. Fortunately, for all of cooperative foundation upon which our You may register with Visa or Master us, Larry agreed to accept. culture thrives. And to suggest that a per- The American Legion Post 401 will Card by Tax at (908) 422-8054; by phone hold an all-you-can-eat fish fry from 5-8 Our community repeatedly benefits son in any such volunteer role would, or at (908) 940-2000, ext. 258, or by mail. In p.m. on Jan. 26 at the post home on Major from the volunteer efforts of many of our could, exert undue political influence on person registration will be accepted week- Road in Monmouth Junction. Cost is $8 citizens. Beyond the enormous efforts of any elected official, serves to reduce the days at the Board of Education office. for adults; $7 for seniors and $4 for chil- the hundreds of individuals appointed to speaker's comments to little more than For more information, call Nancy Ki- dren.For information, call 329-9861. local boards and commissions, our daily the epitome of "playing politics." nal at (908) 940-2000, cxt. 258. routine is replete with the compassionate We are all better for the dedication, efforts of these many volunteers. Many of service, and effort put forth by our Guest speaker at us have been personally affected by the community's volunteers. In particular, we Library gets new worship service volunteer efforts of the members of our are all better for the decades of volunteer computer program fire companies; the volunteer commit- service Larry Gildenberg has given South Kingston Presbyterian Church, 4561 Route 27, will hold contemporary service ment made by the men and women who Brunswick. In the end, I am pleased to Microsoft Word 6.0 for Windows is at 8:30 a.m. and traditional worship at 11 serve our first aid and rescue squads; and have asked Larry for his help and I remain now available for public use at the South a.m. Church school meets at 9:30 a.m., the invaluable volunteer time put forth by both honored and grateful that he accept- Brunswick Public Library located at 110 followed by fellowship at 10:40 a.m.Rob our auxiliary police officers. Countless ed. Most of all, I am proud to defend Kingston Lane, Monmouth Junction. Indi- McClelland from the Medical hours arc volunteered by Keith Smith as volunteerism and Larry's dedication to viduals familiar with using the word pro- Benevolence Foundation will be the guest he drives fellow residents to and from that ethic to criticism. cessing program are encouraged to speaker for the worship services and the medical appointments they could not oth- EDWARD J. VAN HESSEN reserve the computer in advance since the adult class.Hispanic fellowship meets for erwise reach. Callers to our municipal Mayor ' library's computers are heavily used. church school at 11 a.m. and worship at complex and senior center are frequently South Brunswick The library will continue to have 12:30 p.m. Author tours Dayton, Deans schools BY GREGORY ZELLER how she translated things in her real life tions, giving some insight into who a "She was able to do more strategic into her stories," writer dedicates a book to, and why," teaching with my oldest kids," the Staff Writer Noble's lessons changed with each With the third-graders. Noble told a principal said. "She discussed the strate- gies they could use when they write. tudents at the Dayton and Deans new grade she visited, Kerekes said. tale of a young student who had trouble Schools received a rare how-to With the youngest students at Deans, reading and writing, and because of that "(Noble) talked about techniques like lesson this week when au- she engaged hi a "color-combining pro- trouble focused on drawing as a means 'Chain reaction,' how one thing can hap- S ject*' and with first-graders she talked of expression. pen and then a number of things will thor/illustrator Trinka Hakes Noble toured the two schools and talked with about "what was real and what was "(Noble) struggled with reading, follow," Kejekea added, "She talked the kids about the writing process. imaginary" in her stories, writing and literature until she was in about the compating*and-eontrasting fifth grade," Kerekes said, "It was dur- style of writing, and 1he use of realism Noble — a New Jersey native and "The kids began to think about that, and imagination, It was a very useful creative force behind the popular Jimmy in terms of how real life things found ing that time that she became interested lesson." and the Boa series —- tutored the their way into her books," the principal in illustrating. She couldn't spell 'broc- said. "The boa (constrictor) in the coli,' for instance, so instead, she would AU told, the day proved to be one of elementary school students with a the most informative and entertaining of series of presentations about crafting Jimmy und the Boa stories came from sketch a picture of it her imagination, for instance, but it was the school year for the Dayton/Deans and illustrating a story and the use of students, Kerekes said, so much so that imagination. based on a real life experience with a "llustrating became a tool that weasel." a similar event will "definitely" be "She was our author-in-residence for she used during a tough time" scheduled for next year. When she got to the Deans School's the day," said Joanne Kerekes, who I-the principal added. "That was "All of my kids were talking about it serves as principal for both the kinder- second-graders, the author focused on an importanJLt t and useful lesson for our all day,1' she said. "A lot of parents ... garten-grade two Deans School and the emotion and how it impacts a writer's third-graders.*' came to me to tell me that their children grades three through six Dayton work. With the older students at the were talking nonstop about what Trinka School, "She worked with the students "She moved into the emotions that Dayton School, Noble focused on told them. This was something we've throughout the whole day .„ she talked moved her into writing and illustrating," "techniques and strategies used in writ- always wanted to do ... and it was a about what it takes to write a book, and Kerekes said. "She talked about dedica- ing " Kerekes said, dream come true," 1 © JANUARY 25, 1996, SENTINEL NS Police Beat the day to retrieve her $2,500 coat, it was jam was damaged, but the security chain plaint by dealership employees that two missing. Police are investigating the inci- held the door shut. front seats in a Ford Explorer were re- dent. The second burglary occurred on Lin- moved after suspects gained entry to the A fur coat was stolen from the hall Two attempted burglaries occurred wood Place, where the victim returned truck. The total damage to the vehicle is closet of a Livingston Avenue business Jan 18. Police investigated an attempted home and found pry marks on the door unknown. Jan 17. Patroiman Emile Pluchta re- burglary at Adams Lane, where the sus- frame. No entry was gained. Also on the Malouf lot, a Ford F150 sponded to the complaint by the employ- pect kicked in the back door of the resi- A car belonging to a Petunia Drive had its driver's side vent window broken, ee that when she returned at the end of dence but did not gain access. The door resident was vandalized Jan. 20.but no entry was gained to the vehicle. Patrolman Joseph Battaglia responded to the complaint that the victim's 1991 A 1984 Mercury was stolen from a Pontiac Sunbird was parked in the apart- parking area off Marigold Street Jan. 23. ment complex lot when suspects punc- Patrolman Daniel Cano responded to the tured all four tires and poured a corrosive complaint by the victim when they realized agent on the paint. Police are investigating the car was missing. There appeared to a possible suspect. be no sign of forced entry. A $20,000 trailer full of $46,000 worth of crude rubber was stolen from the Goodyear Tire Center on Jersey Avenue, Jan. 22. Patrolman John Ambrosino re- sponded to the complaint that employees 3901 Route 1 South, South Brunswick of the center realized the trailer was miss- Mario Caratura, 23, of Tatum Street, Specializing In Quality Collision Repairs & Refinishing ing after the center was closed for the Woodbury, was arrested Jan. 19 at the weekend. A video monitor of the center's intersection of Route 130 and Stults Road FREE TOWING & STORAGE ON ALL VEHICLES lot showed a black semi tractor pulling out and charged with possession of a con- of the lot with the attached trailer. The trolled dangerous substance, possession REPAIRED BY REILLYS quality of the video was not clear enough of drug paraphernalia, driving an unregis- to read a name of the tractor or get any tered vehicle and driving with a revoked li- Fast, Reliable, Guaranteed Craftsmanship registration information. An investigation is cense. Police stopped to check a vehicle Auto Glass Replacement being conducted by the North Brunswick that was parked on the side of Route 130, Detective Bureau. and, according to police reports, Caratura Approved Licensed N.J. Auto Body Shop A rental car kept at the Macco Auto could not provide the proper documenta- Referral Facility For Many Insurance Companys Body Repair Center on Joyce Kilmer Av- tion. After searching the vehicle, police al- enue was broken into Jan. 22. Patrolman legedly discovered a small amount of co- 24 Hour Towing & Recovery Joseph Battaglia responded to the com- caine. Licensed Towing Service for South Brunswick Police plaint that suspects broke into the car by A small fire erupted outside a resi- removing the weather stripping from the dence on Kendall Road on Jan. 19, ac- driver's side door and slipping the lock. A cording to police reports. The Monmouth 908-297-7100 dashboard radio valued at $200 was re- Junction Fire Department, the Kendall moved from the vehicle. Park First Aid and Rescue Squad, the A car on the lot at Malouf Ford, Route South Brunswick Police Department and 24 Hour Immediate Towing 1, was broken into Jan. 23. Patrolman the South Brunswick Fire Safety Bureau Joseph Battaglia responded to the com- all reported to the scene. The fire was brought under control within minutes, the 908-297-9390. police report said, and the cause was de- termined to be "accidental," the result of a faulty electrical system. Damage was slight, and no injuries were reported. THE RESTAURANTS AT FORSGATE Hotline provides financial aid info In connection with January's designa- tion as Financial Awareness Month in New Jersey, Rutgers University has set up a special hotline to answer questions about financial aid. The hotline, sponsored by the New Jersey Association of Student Financial MAKE YOUR DAY OF REST THE VERY BEST Aid Administrators Inc., will be available from Jan. 21-26. The loll-free number is Sundays — a time to slow down, catch up, have fun. And to meet friends 1-800-330-8979. Calls to the hotline will and family for a leisurely brunch. Relax...enjoy our lovely country vistas. be answered by members of NJASFAA, which represents higher education institu- Unwind...with a complimentary glass of champagne. Sit back...our pianist plays tions throughout the state. your favorite tunes. Best of all, savor selections from our bountiful brunch Hotline volunteers will answer such buffet. Served from 10:30 a.m. through 2:00 p.m. in The Dining Room at questions as how to apply for aid, the Forsgate, where Sundays always seem to last a little longer. $21.95 for kinds of aid available and how to obtain a adults and $10.95 for children. Please call (908) 521-0070 for reservations. student loan. The hotline is also open to guidance counselors who need answers to questions from high school students preparing for college. Students, parents and guidance coun- selors can also obtain information on fi- nancial aid from two other toll-free num- bers that are available throughout the year. The numbers are 1-800-4-FEDAID for the U.S. Department of Education and 1-800-792-8670 for the New Jersey Office of Student Assistance. Information about financial aid at FORSGATE. GOOD CHEER FOR HALF A CENTURY. Rutgers can be obtained by calling Sheila Forsgale Country Club, Forsgate Drive, Jamesburg, N] 08831 Menendez, Rutgers' senior financial aid officer and chairwoman of the hotline, at (908)932-8811. NS SENTINEL, JANUARY 25, 1996 17 Obituaries BARBARA ANN ANTKES, 52, of South Hopelawn, he lived in Perth Amboy before mov- wood's Middle School. He was a member of the Michael Hegarty MANAGER Brunswick died Jan. 20 at The Medical Center at ing to North Brunswick 30 years ago. He had National Education Association, New Jersey Ed- Princeton. Bom in Passaic, she moved to the been an architectural draftsman at the Post ucation Association, the National Council of Kendall Park section of South Brunswick 21 Engineer Department at Fort Dix for 17 years Teachers of English, and the North Brunswick years ago. She was a purchasing agent for before retiring in 1980. Prior to that, he had Township Education Association. For the past Thomas & Bells, Bridgewater, for 15 years. She worked at Raritan Arsenal for 20 years. An Army four years, he served as the on-site coordinator M. I C H A m I- had been an administrative assistant for Home- veteran of World War il, he served in the 36th of the North Brunswick Adult Community Educa- Like Food, New Brunswick, until March 1995. Infantry Division, attaining the rank of sergeant. tion Program. He served as adviser for the HEGARTY She was secretary of the Central Jersey Mixed He was a member of Grace Evangelical drama club and Student Council, and was one of Funeral Home Doubles Bowling League at Carolier Lanes, Lutheran Church, Perth Amboy. Surviving are his the facilitators for the school's Problem Solv- North Brunswick. Her husband, George R. 3377 Route 9, Old Bridge, NJ 08857 wife, Ann Hucko; two sons, Stephen and ing/Self Esteem groups. Surviving are his par- Tel: (908) 679-4422 Fax: (908) 679-7388 Antkes, died in 1981, Surviving are a daughter, Matthew, both of New York City; two daughters, ents, Gail and Thomas Farrell of union Beach; Dawn Marie Sudano of South Brunswick; a son, Susan of North Brunswick and Christine three brothers, Raymond, Tracey and Francis, all Todd H. Richardson of Franklin Park; her fiance, of Hazlet, and several nieces and nephews. William J. Hofacker of South Brunswick; and a Dzwierzynski of Elm Grove, Wis.; a brother, Stephen of Sandy, Utah; and a granddaughter. Services were under the direction of Day Funeral granddaughter. Services were under the direc- Home, Keyport, with a Mass at St. Ann's Church, tion of the Bronson & Son Funeral Home, Services were under the direction of Flynn & Son Funeral Home, Fords section of Woodbridge. A Keansburg. Interment was at St. Joseph's 16 W. CHURCH STREET Milltown. Cremation was at Franklin Memorial Cemetery, Keyport. Park Crematory, North Brunswick. religious service was held at Grace Lutheran JAMESBURG, NEW JERSEY 08831 Church, Perth Amboy, Interment was at Alpine ARTHUR E. ELLIOTT, 71, of East Cemetery, Perth Amboy. 908-521-0020 Brunswick died Jan. 14 at home. Born in Indiana, Stanley J.Lester Gregory S Lestor David L. Lester Pa., he lived in Johnstown, Pa., before moving to HEATHER KING, 68, of South Brunswick Owner-Director Manager Director East Brunswick in 1962. Before his retirement in died Jan. 16 at Robert Wood Johnson University 1986, he was a sales representative in the auto Hospital, New Brunswick. Born in England, she parts industry for many years, most recently with lived in Highland Park for seven years before Freedom Oil Co., Edison. He was an Army Air Lisa M. Wolfsen Manager moving to the Monmouth Junction section of Funeral Director Corps veteran of World War II, and an Air Force South Brunswick 30 years ago. Her husband, veteran of the Korean War. He was past master t HOUR and a 50-year member of the Sunnehanna Kermit, died in 1976. Surviving are two daugh- FULL BODY Lodge No. 742, Free and Accepted Masons, ters, Victoria Manfred! of Monmouth Junction MASSAGE MONMOUTH Johnstown. He was also a member of Friends of and Michele D Foe of Carteret; a sister, Phyllis $ Bill W., and an active member of Alcoholics Hawker of England; four grandchildren, and a 35 MEMORIAL Anonymous. Surviving are his wife of 50 years, great-granddaughter. Services were under the Betty Kinzey-Shauley Elliott; two daughters, Di- direction of the Rezem Funeral Home, East funtratHomz ane M. Shea of East Brunswick and Kathy Kry- Brunswick. Interment was at Washington Monu- Gift Certificates Available 89 Highway 34, Aberdeen, NJ 07747 gier of South Brunswick; two sons, James A. of mental Cemetery. South River. Tel: (908) 566-4444 Pax: (908) 566-9680 Dallas and Harry W. of South River; a sister, Lola DARIA HARTMAN Watts of Annandale, Va.; and six granddaugh- THOMAS (SHAWN) FARRELL, 38, of New CERTIFIED MASSACE THERAPIST L.M. Wolfsen Manager ters. Services were under the direction of the Brunswick died Jan. 23 at St. Barnabas Medical tteart CmUredMassaat Funeral Director Brunswick Memorial Home, East Brunswick. Center, Livingston. Born in Red Bank, he lived in Memorial contributions may be made to the East Highland Park and Union Beach until moving to Brunswick Rescue Squad, 201 Prigmore St., New Brunswick seven years ago. Since 1984, he East Brunswick, NJ 08816. was employed by the North Brunswick Township 274-0281 Board ot Education as a language arts teacher at SAMUEL HUCKO JR., 77, of North Linwood Middle School, North Brunswick. In Brunswick died Jan. 17 at Robert Wood Johnson 1990, he was the recipient of the Governor's University Hospital, New Brunswick. 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We're trying to bring the two things Winter Weekend' will square off with their counterparts — and the school — together, and we from J.P. Stevens High School at 3:30 hope they get more people than ever at Winter to feature games, p.m., while the girls Greater Middlesex their performances." Conference (GMC) swimming champi- Tickets for each show will be sold al Weekend theater production onships will get under way at the the auditorium door only, and will go on NBTHS pool at 4 p.m sale one hour before the curtain time of Events BY GREGORY ZELLER The girls varsity and junior varsity bas- each performance. February 9 & 10 Staff Writer ketball teams will also square off with the Another highlight of the Winter Week- o celebrate its sports teams and Lady Panthers of Perth Amboy High end program will be an alumni basketball extracurricular activities, North School on Friday, beginning at 3:45 p.m. game slated for 7 p.m. Saturday. The Friday, Feb. 9 Events T Brunswick Township High School On Saturday, the GMC diving champi- game is open to all former NBTHS stu- will hold a "Winter Weekend" program on onships will be held at NBTHS at 9 a.m., dents — male or female, and not just for- Boys/Girls Winter Track vs. Feb.9-10. and the boys swim team will compete in mer student-athletes — so far, the school The program will be very similar to the their GMC championships at 4 p.m. is having no problem finding players. J.P. Stevens H.S. Homecoming Weekend held at the school The Raider wrestling squads will tan- School officials began spreading the 3:30 p.m. this past fall. gle with wrestling teams from Piscalaway word about the alumni game al the annual Several athletic competitions have High School at 11 a.m., and the boys var- North Brunswick/South Brunswick foot- GMC Swim Championships been rescheduled so that all Raider winter sity basketball team will tackle Colonia at ball game on Thanksgiving Day, Locascio Girls learns are playing at home, and a slate of 4 p.m. said, and since then, the response has been performances by the school's Alchemist The Alchemists will present their an- strong. 4 p.m. Theatre Company have been lined up. nual "Theatre Revue" program, wherein "We'll take anyone," the athletics di- "We want to promote school spirit and actors perform five-minute skits based on rector said. "It can be anybody ... we don't Girls Basketball vs. unity among our student athletes, student movies, plays, musicals and television want just former players. Former students Perth Amboy H.S. performers and our staff," said NBTHS programs. The troupe has scheduled two are just fine. J.V. - 3:45 p.m. Director of Athletics Joe Locascio. "When performances: one for Friday and one for "So far, the response has been very Varsity- 5:30 p.m. our staff comes out to see our siudent ath- Saturday, both al 8 p.m. good," Locascio added. "We have enough letes and student actors perform, a The theatrical production is just as players to go out there and play a game stronger relationship develops. important to the Winter Weekend pro- tomorrow if we wanted. But there's still Alumni Basketball "After the Homecoming weekend, we gram as any of the athletic events, two weeks to go, and we'll take as many 7 p.m. saw an increase in school spirit," Locascio Locascio noted. players as we can gel." added. "We want to continue that, or per- "We're trying to combine athletics and Anyone interested in playing in Ihe Theatre Revue Auditorium haps build on it." academics," he said. "That's why the The- alumni game can contact basketball coach On Friday, Feb. 9, the North atre Revue is such a highlight of the week- Ed Breheney at (908) 821-8200, ext. 256. 8 p.m. Saturday. Feb. 10 : '.: . Events GMC Diving Championships 9 a.m. GMC Swim Championships Boys 4 p.m. Wrestling vs. Piscataway Sub Varsity 11 a.m. Varsity to follow Basketball vs. Colonia Boys Varsity 4 p.m. Theatre Revue Auditorium 8:00 p.m. TAKEDOWN — 189-pound Viking Ricardo Romero scores a takedown Tuesday night. Romero and his Viking teammates crushed the Bishop Ahr wrestling squad to run their season record to 8-1. mm (Photo by Don Wagner) 2O SENTINEL, JANUARY 25, 1996 NS Jets receiver catches attention of PAL Say "Yes" to Greater Media Newspapers' BY GREGORY ZELLER the Jets player told the PAL athletes. "Without it, I would not be where I am to- Staff Writer day." Special Section either rain nor winds nor floods Chrebet earned a degree in criminal Future brides and grooms of of nearly Biblical proportions Middlesex and Monmouth Counties justice from Hofstra University, New will be turning to this resourceful N could stop New York Jets wide York, last spring. Weddings section receiver Wayne Chrebet from making it to "It's nice to have athletes like Featured In this section will be the the South Brunswick Senior Center last Michael Jordan and Jerry Rice as your f -j' best wedding specialists from bridal Friday night. fashions to flowers to receptions and iole models," he added. "However, your honeymoons Where else can you Chrebet is corning off his rookie sea- real role models should be the people get the Bridal Checklist the list that son in the National Football League, a lets the busy bnde-to be keep who love you the most: you parents." 5<* organized from six months to the season in which he proved to be one of the Chrebet and the two high school ath- day of the ceremony best of an overall weak coips of Jets re- letes then signed autographs for all of the Plus A Honeymoon Sweepstakesl ceivers. He was in town to honor the The chance for a lucky couple to PAL children. win a $ 1,000 m travel voucher for fourth anniversary of the South Brunswick This past football season, Rogcis was their honeymoon trlpl Police Athletic League (PAL), which held instrumental in leading the Vikings to Published1 February 21 its annual awards ceremony Jan. 19. one of their strongest seasons ever. The Deadline February 13 "It took (Chrebet) two-and-a-half senior set a school record when he rushed Call your advertising representative todoyl hours for what is normally a 45-minute for more than 1,000 yards — the first Si Monmouth County trip," said PAL President Jake Rodriguez. Viking to do so since 1978 — and he 1 908-972-6740 "But I knew he wouldn't let the kids also set the SBHS all-time rushing mark. -4V- ; Middlesex County down. He's that kind of person. As soon "Having (Chrebet), along with ... 906-254-7000 as he heard that we had 146 children (at Telemarketing Jones and Rogers made it a very special 800-660-4ADS the awards ceremony), he couldn't wait to evening," Rodriguez said. get here." "We couldn't have asked for three Among the youthful athletes honored better young men to address our chil- Greater Media Newspapers last Friday were a group of sixth-graders 1 dren," said Joe Salzano, PAL vice-presi- V »i trimii ripl • Kvunincr • SonlmeI • Siibujlwn • Independent that are the first locals to complete the dent. Salzano — along with township I PAL program. residents Mark Evans, Dick Hilosky, The program is open to local residents Susan Knies and Deborah Sal/ano — in grades three through six, and the sixth- was recognized later in the ceremony for '<**.', 'fr^, graders were the first to join up when the "outstanding service to the children of program was founded four years ago. South Brunswick," according to Chrebet was joined by South Rodriguez. Brunswick High School athletes Jay Jones The entire ceremony reflected well on and Kenny Rogers, co-captains of the var- the local PAL program, its president sity football team. noted. »11* The trio offered the PAL kids in "This organization has come a long attendance some inspirational speeches: way ... and to be able to bring in a Jones and Rogers gave "impressive" professional player like Wayne Chrebet speeches about the importance of team- is wonderful," Rodriguez said. "He's the work, Rodriguez said, while Chrebet perfect example of what happens when COUNTRY focused his attention on academics and you have a loving family, a good head on role models. your shoulders and the proper priorities. $ FQLKARr "Your school work is most important," He's everything we preach in the PAL." •" SHOW & SALE JfiNUfiRY 26-27-28 - EDISON RfiRITffN CENTER EXPO HfiLL From: NJ Turnpike, Exit #10 To West on I-287, Exit at Rt. #514 (one exit South of NJ Trnpk.) Rt. #514 Garden St Pkwy. 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(Photo by Don Wagner) FLOOR MODEL SPORT SHORTS The South Brunswick Huddle Club snatching more than a dozen boards. meeting scheduled for Monday has been Kevin Walters added nine for North canceled. It will be rescheduled at a later Brunswick, while Dyshion Simonson had date. However, the Executive Board of the nine, Pete Clark, Mike Simko and John Club will meet at 7:30 p.m. on Monday in Bellavia, six apiece, Mike Cipot, two and NOW IN PROGRESS! Room DIOO at the South Brunswick High Mike Milazzo, one point. On Sunday, the School, Major Road, Monmouth Junction. Rebels opened up their Highland Park League campaign with a 71-10 thrashing Shop & Compare for Kristen Testa scored a game-high 15 of Highland Park's B team. Jimmy points to lead the North Brunswick Mus- Caffarcllo led the carnage with 12 points. Quality, Price & Service tangs girls basketball team to a 45-24 win Walters added 11; Simonson, 10; Clark, over Franklin in Tri-County League play eight; George Langer, seven; Nick Cipot, on Saturday. The win was the first league Mike Cipot and Berrios, six a piece; triumph for the Mustangs after two losses. Bellavia, three and Milazzo, two. The Testa scored 10 of her points in the first Rebels, who led 32-0 at the half, travel to half as North Brunswick pulled out to a Hillsborough for a 2 p.m. game Saturday. 23-7 lead. Applying the defensive clamps On Sunday, they play a 12:30 game in in the half were Kelly Vallejo, Caroline Highland Park (Bartle School) and then Rebeck, Amy Silverman and Stacy Holz. host South Orange at Linwood Middle wt^^^^ Jaclyn Kuberiet scored 14 points for the School. The tipoff is 2:30 p.m. winners, while Tobi Wiget scored 10, Silverman, four and Nattier Sullivan, two. The Elementary School Runnin' Sullivan had a big game off the boards, Rebels won their second straight Tri- jrutvntuxt pulling in 15 rebounds. The Mustangs (1- County League contest, destroying Bed- 2 in league play) host Edison Saturday minster, 58-16. Nick Andrews and evening (7:30 p.m.) and South Orange (1 Andrew Return led the Rebels with 10 "Fine Quality Home Furnishings At Substantial Savings" pirn.) Sunday. points apiece. Jare'd Kahn and Jarrod Marshall scored eight apiece; the steadily In boys action, North Brunswick's improving John Daugert, seven; Aaron 12-14 Main Street (Rt. 27) • Kingston middle school Runnin' Rebels won their Teitelbaum, six; Shaheed Williams, five; third straight Tri-County B League con-, and Artie Latanzio, four. The Rebels; 2-1 Mon.-Fri. 10-6 • Thurs. 10-8 • Sat. 10-5 • Sun. 12-4 test, 49-31 over previously unbeaten in league play, host the Franklin Edison. 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USE YOUR OWN CAR, Toll Free 1-800-338-9778 rates. Call 908-851-0737 Bright writer and reporter wanted for full time and part-time positions. Job requires the Applications available at Ext. R-5008 for details. works - features, municipal beat coverage, enterprise, occasional photo. Experience a Personnel Olfice 237 Stonehurst Blvd. NOW HIRING $40,000/YEAR INCOME KIDS COUNT plus, but will consider recent graduates. Send resume and clips to Freehold, NJ 07728 CUSTOMER SERVICE REPS potential. Home Typists/PC Telephone 908-866-6816 EQE Day, evening & weekend users. TOLL THEE FuTi^TT|MI Gregory Bean, executive editor hours available. Call 1-800-898-9778, Ext. T-S008 Ages Inlant to 12 Years 908-536-1212 for listings. 658 Eiigliahtown Rd. Old Bridge Greater Media Newspapers Call 908-723-9416 TEACHER-MONTESSORI ENTERTAINMENT ATTENTION 7 Edgeboro Road, East Brunswick, NJ 08816 AMS/AMI CERTIFIED HEADERS MANALAPAN - Dependable Hours: 8 30-3:30 DIRECTOR Ada undar thla cjnuslllcatlon nro girl will sit for your children, Or FAX resumes and cover letter to (908) 254-0486. Lydla Cruz 908-294-0121 not oftara of •mployment. Often Friday/Saturday evenings. For chlldrens parties $25. per thoM ndvartlaora offer n oarvlas Call 908-462-8005 TRAINEES hour party. Call tor n foe. If you place a call to a 908-495-5708 "900" number you will automati- MILLTOWN - Exp. mom will REPORTER Why commute to NYC? cally be billed o fa*, which varlea. provide TLC for your child in INSTRUCTORS AGENTS- Fastest growing my home. Call 908-545-0136 Part-time. To cover municipal beat for the News Transcript (Freehold- WE STOPPED Part time. Raritan Valley long distance carrier. Greal MONROE Manalapan area). 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Now hiring. needed to watch 2 kids, 3 af- Substitute Teaching U.S. Customs, officers, etc, ternoons per week In MY Certification or sixty or more For information call home. References required. college credits desirable. or MASTERCARD 1-219-794-0010 ext. 2941 Good pay. Call 908-888-9452 9am to 11 pm 7 days. ... see the Contact: to pay for your HOWELL-Child care needed NO GIMMICKS-Extra Income in my home for (1)16 mo. old Central Valley School nowl Envelope stuffing $600.- baby. FT hours from 7:30am- Ernston Road Classified Ads $800. every week. Frea de- 4:30pm 5 days Monday- Classified Pages Parlln, NJ 08859 tails: Send SASE to: Friday, Effective September 1-800-660-4-ADS International Inc. 19515 1996. Teacher schedule. Va- 908-727-8787 Tom Bail Parkway, Suite 185.cations, summers & holidays Houston, Texas 77070 off. 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All major appliance repairs BEDROOM SET COUCH CONVERTIBLE Hank Ploskon 908-238-1555 MATAWAN-Babysitter needed Call 908-586-3233 Early American, chest of CASTRO, queen size, light LIVING ROOM COBRA CB RADIO - 3 weath- in my home lor 9 mo old & 2 drawers, hutch, dresser, rate beige naugahyde, perfect for 7 pc, DINETTE SET-5RC, er channels, 16 channels, vol- ANTIQUES children after school Full time stands Q/head & foot board family room/basement Best washed pine BEDRM SET-5 ume, squelch, dyanamike, dis- & QUALITY COLLECTIBLES PIANO/KEYBOARD Monday Friday, liva-out, own • REFRIGERATORS * $1,000 Call 908-727-7380 offer Call 908-254-0654 pc-ALL BRAND NEW Call tant and NB knobs Green ESTATES PURCHASED $15 45 minutes transportation & references. 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GIVE US A CALL! 1-800-660-4ADS t f *.; > t- • I teA..;»J&%3£$lffl& NS SENTINEL JANUARY 25 1996 27 Business & Service Directory _ . _ "Air/Hea• Air/Heatt • CleanmCleaninag • rionrfloorss • Paintinn/WallnanonnPainting/Wallpaperinng ^0r CALL • Alarms • Closets • Garage Doors • Plumbing/Heating • Appliance Repair * Decorating • Glass • Pool Care We Honor 1-800-660-4-ADS • Asphalt/Concrete Paving • Electrical • Handy Persons • Roofing/Siding/Gutters • Building/Remodeling • Exterminators • Kitchens/Baths • Special Services Deadline Friday 11 AM • Carpet Care • Fencing • Lawn Care/Landscaping • Windows AIR/HEAT ELECTRICAL LAWN CARE/LANDSCAPING COL-AIR TRI CENTRAL A.B.M. \L 908-536-6353 BUDGET Heating & Cooling SERVICE, INC. ^% $ Lie ma TREE SERVICE Call met? A 24 Hr Emergency Service HEATING PAINTINGW Service all makes S models & All phases of wiring TREE Removal & Pruning 1-800-660-4-ADS Inlcilor/Cxtcilor • Oil or gas cleanings AIR • Designer [T SHRUB Removal & Pruning DECORATIVE INi CONDITIONING lighting ELECTRICALCONTRACTOR 1IOMK IHTERIORyEXTERIOR PAINTII • Check ups STUMP Removal To Advertise • Installation of all SALES* SERVICE • Celling fans IMPROVCMCMTS Residential/Commercial heating equipment INSTALLATIONS • Pools LANDSCAPING & Lawn Cuts Your POWCKWAStlinCi PAPER HANGINi DUCT WORK* EPA CERTIFIED • Smoke Detectors • Clock thermostats Lighting In & Outdoors STORM DEBRIS & PAINTING rAUXriNISIIFS • Humidifiers FUILY INSURED* FREE ESTIMATES • Service Upgrades 908-238-5686 Fully Ins Free Est Business DillPauhson Pill Ceilifin Lie #7271 Services & Additions YARD Cleanups Estimates 1-800-894-1718 908-432-9505 fully Serving area 15 years Solving Cenuat Jatsoy 908-238-8330 Here hr over 25 yevs' 908-651*2*39 Coiling, Bath Fans & Heaters Insured •908-7504072 PAINTING/WALLPflPERING 13 Ser 39 000 BTU 3 TON KELLY NEMCO mumlOOODOBIItllgl Ell* my COLORS Call Our CENTRAL ELECTRIC ELECTRIC CO.! J.W.S. GAS ( NEIGHBOR Painting Contractors AIR • Smk c IJpi n(!c9 fli HJMHIIIS Custom Painting BUSINESS FURNACE Llettiual Contractors • Celling ft Alllc I ins & SON Inlerlor/Exterior Painting MotWITUEIOOAOMM SYSTEM • Outdoor U(,litlii(, & Wiring & Professional Residcntial/Conimeiual • Ihllt Vcnlllalors fc Hi Ucra • Professional fully Insured • Ruesicd & Trick I Igllln Free estimates & SERVICE 00 • Kenwitlom A AiUIItiniw Paperhanging Wallpapering Quality Work • Interior & Exterior 1,299 4 pm to 9 pm & Faux Finishes CUSTOM COLORS At Reasonable Prices Painting ADVERIISEK Service Available lOyrs exp • Home Improvoinsnts Minor Home Repairs ATLANTIC HEATING & COOLING, INC. 908-257-5006 908-521-28621 Fully ins • Commie Tile Repair & Power Washing Iru i ii in ic 111 mlcil Call Greg r«t v ut t fit K 1 -800-999-6362 ©- I«SW In #1241» & Irmircil 9084604935 rnitiri* IMS? (Mtni 908-308-1598 908-747-3845 BUILDING/REMODELING FENCING PLUMBING CARPENTRY Gene's Home MR. FENCE Does your MIKES RICHARD BOB HOEGLEt? Remodeling Custom Wood g fence PAINTING K. MOORE PLUMBING INTERIORS •(irpcmi) Repair & Installation • Mclinp Additions Interior • Exterior Professional Painting emergency Service STEVE PAU1 A Good Crallsman lor all • KoiiliiiR Doors AKIISH need FREE ESTIMATES No lob Too ">iiioll Pliiniblne R> Hinting your Carpentry Noeds • Ihphirimni Ulcliins MADE • Interior/Exterior llrmtlcntlnl Hprctullut I! ilhs cnwTS fixing? All Kinds of Repairs R«pfllr« & Hrtnodclluf Building & Remodeling Windows fin MKTnflB • Drywall Mi112? Antn<5/Tmck<5 I1112 Autos/Trucks I1112 Autos/Trucks || .a..7-rrurttR/\/ane 110 Autos for Sale ^ Wanted |J 117 TrucKs/vans DODGE CARAVAN LE '90 - MAZDA PRODEGE LX 93 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX AAA ABLE & DEAD 7 Days !WE BUY JUNK CARS 73,000 milBs, A/c. nm/lm AFFORDABLE 4 dr, auto, moonroof, A/C, TURBO 90- Limited Edition Free Removal of Junk Cars CASH PAID $ Marlboro Auto Wreckers cass, CB rndlo, Good cond ALAN BLACKBURN all power, cass Garaged, All extras, black, mint condi- $$ for new/old 908-390 5531 908-591-1400 $7,000 Call 908-257-2179 Plumbing/Healing SNOW PLOWING 20,000 miles $9,500 tion 59,000 miles Must sell Water Heaters, Boiler Installa- Call 908-205-9417 ASAP $8 500 or best offer FORD BRONCO II XLT '88- tions Remodeling NJ Master Commercial/Residential ALL SCRAP CARS 5 spd , 2 9 V6 full power, au- driveways Sanding & Salting Call 908-780-3471 113 Auto Parts Plumbers License 1/ 5325 MERCURY MARQUIS '83 AND TRUCKS LARGE OR CASH PAID tomatic, 4x4/low rango, am/fm Call 908-5213159 SMALL ANY CONDITION Beeper 908-891-0804 New parts Good trans SATURN SL1 '94 - 4 door Services t(u.!>ette, crui!.a Ronr ABS, 908-238-2945 $900 or best offer gold, p/s p/b, air, am/fm H & H AUTO WRECKERS looks & runs great Very well Call 908-727-5489 after 6pm cass, anti-lock brakes, air 908-591-0366 kept, all maintenance records • SNOW REMOVAL * bag 10,000 miles $10,900 or CORVETTE ACRYLIC LIFT- kept New clutch, 128,000 BACSOKA NISSAN 300 ZX '85 - T-tops, best offer Call 908-254-7157 OFF PANEL - Fits '84 thru mile1) Must sool J5.800 or Call 908 679-7221 tor $avings $ AUTO CASH BUYER $ '96 Blue tint, now cond $400 leather, digital, 115,000 miles Highest Prices 908-251-7552 best offer Call 'JOB 892-3619 PLUMBING & HEATING $2,500 or best offer Call SEIZED CARS FROM $175 Call 908-545-0136 boforo 9pm Complete kitchen/bath remod- 908-389-4586 Porsches, Cadillacs, Chevys, FORD f"-160 Wi - 3 spd , plus eling Water Heaters Sewer & BMW's, Corvettes Also CARS/TRUCKS DONATE VEHICLES overdrive. (> cyl 8 foot bod Drain Cleaning Reasonable Classified Works! Jeeps, 4 WD's Your area BOATS & FURNITURE THREE R AUTOMOTIVE Good cond $?,350 or best rates Free Estimates NISSAN MAXIMA GXE Toll free 1-800-89B-9778 Ext FOR EXPORT Jewish Heritage for the Blind Accurate Automotive Diagnos- olfor Call 90B-937-2P22 License 05628 We do it all '91 Black w/beige custom A-5139 for current listings '80-'94 Paying 1,000's over Running or not Tax Deduct tics & Repairs ASE certillod leather 40,700 orig ml dealers HI miles OK Lease & Free Quick Pickup technician 908-274-0779 Call 908-727-0014 $12,900 I 609-443-417/ TOYOTA CAMRY DX '90 -bank payoffs OK Cash at Auto, p/s p/w, am/fm stereo your door Call 908-462-5017 cassette 52,000 miles Great 800-2-DONATE GARDEN STATE OLDSMOBILE shape $7,900 Call PLUMBING and HEATING OMEGA '81 - Excellent 908-290-9160 CASH FOR YOUR CAR MIDTOWN NY from Kondnll ARTY'S AUTO SALES JUNK & RUNNING CARS WATER HEATERS condition, mechanically sound, 24 HOUR SERVICE Pnik vicinlly - NbW VAN dependable p/s, p/b, a/c, TOYOTA TERCEL '90 East Brunswick 908-257-6700 Arrivo NYC Bnm $165/mo REPAIRS & REMODELING 1 owner 2 dr Auto, air, TOP CASH PRICES PAID GEORGE SAHULJR am/fm New tires 107,000 908-536-8031, 609-758-8850 HEVY S10 BLAZER No smoking 908-?0AP?89 License ((5568 AUTOMOTIVE miles Must sell Asking needs motor 68 000 miles 4x4, 2 dr, Tuhoa package, $1 000 Call 908-251-6070 Asking $1 300 908-651-1053 V-6, auto, all options mi 908-251-5660 REPAIRABLE Cars & T 31,000 mllell i WaW r $100 and UP Junk Cars $16,500 or boat offe 110 Autos for Sale Call 908-928-8144 TOM'S PLUMBING Removed 908-238-9481 Plumbing & Heating Water BMW S25IA '92 Heaters, Bailers Appliances & 43 000 miles Oxford green Gas Grills installed Small labs Like new $22,000 OK 7 day serv NJ Plumbing Call 90B-2B1 -5872 Lie 119454 908-727-7719 LAWRENCE TOYOTA BMW 735i '88 I Fully loaded $10,300 or best 090 Printing 1 offer Call 908-329-1537 BMW IS 91 - SPORTS COUPE Excellent cond . fully toaded, sunroof, white w/black SCREENPRINTING int, 5 speed 44 000 miles T-shirts, sweats, jackets, hats, $13,000 or best offer signs, decals vinyl lettering Call 908-821-6228 MIKE DOLLY 908-294 8979 BUICK ESTATE WAGON '89 Security system, full power low mileage Excellent cond 091 Roofing/Siding 55,950 or best offer Call 908-422-0667 CHEVROLET BLAZER SI0 '87- 4WD, loaded, very clean, ABSOLUTE CUSTOM new paint, rebuilt motor & Workmanship in all phases of trans, many extras $8,500 APR FINANCING" improvements Lie -Ins -Refs or best offer 908-671-0653 Flea Esl S&K Homo Improvements CHEVROLET CORVETTE 76 1-800-553-3733 Excellent condition Low ON EVERY NEW onginal ml Newly painted ALEX SMUTKO SB 600 Call 90B-905-6750 '95 & '96 TOYOTA CHEVROLET GEO METRO IN-STOCK NOW ROOFING '90 - Auto, ale, p/s, p/b Exc cond in/out side $2,500 SYNONYMOUS Call 908-390-5860 1HRU MONDAY FORD LTD '85 & WINTER/EARLY-SPRING SUBARU GL WAGON '85 JAN. 22nd! $500 ea Good cond RE-ROOF SPECIAL Call 908-274-0235 PRICES WILL NEVER BE FORD MUSTANG GT '86 - V8, 5 spd , 56,000 mi, Alpine LOWER stereo system, alarm system, "Tearoffs not included all power, black Exc cond with special pricing" Must seel $6,000 or best ELITE Walkable roofs only Call offer Call 908-238-6867 908-583-0412 8D0-7S4-ROOF I Toyota Toyota PACKAGE PLEASE ASK FOR ALEX FORD TOPAZ GS'91- Exc cond 4 dr, a/c, auto- INCLUDES ANYTIME, ANYWHERE matic trans, am/fm cass WOOD DASH 47,000 miles Asking $4,990 TERCEL 2DR COROLLA CAMRY LE * GOLD PKQI Call 908-297-5585 THE ROOF DOCTOR OuiU'ftagi *cyl t )pd mnn US 4 rJooi Dun! tu bngi hvd EH * cyl PinlartHJg) l*d 4 cyl fttfo A/C. mat NISSAN OPENMON-FRI 9-9 Route 18 FAMILY OWNED SINCE 1950 SAT 9-8 (908) 238-3030 East Brunswick ROUTE 130 NO., SOUTH BRUNSWICK 821-9300 WE HONOR ANY ADVERTISED PRICE ISUZU IHONDA 1996 MAZDA istizir DJCA DEO 4X4 CLEARANCE! LEASE IT FOR 1996 HONDA ACCORD LX4D Autorotic, i<{. A/C, Dwl Ail Bcai, 6-SoV AM/FM Si. Cois, PS, PB.WI M, M O Automatic, 4WC AM/FM Si. Cois, PS, PB, 4-Cvl. VIN TO3O5271; MSRP Rod. V5NS437034 ;MSRPS25,SB.3OITO.dojedwdleoiefercrerfittjuoliSed WlONTH Jl.5,520.36 mo. closed end lease br credit-qualified lasoa. 51,8IS ot lux». Sl.lffiol Jilnery ind. UK bentfee, 132 5 rel, sec mp.S lilpovrml; 36 cWivwy ind. $450 bankfee, $20 0 ret. i«. dep, old first payment; 36 poymenEi kital $10,260; End ol loose puraS. cph'on fair mb, vdin. tfuee resp. For maint., payiwih told $5,940. End of lease purch. option $8,381 lessee resp. For excess weor S tor & ot end olfcose lo r milec^ in excess ol 12,000 ni/yr ol 15 cmts/ini. A/C, AM/FM Si. COB, PS, PB, P W/l/M, 4-CyJ. Stock #25243; VIN TA0S32V2; MSRP J19,270.24 mo closed endTeasc (or credil-qualilied lessees. $ 1,829 ot • main!,, excess wear & tear, & at end ol lease lor mileope in excess ol 12,000 Price inci. oilD»)S to be paid by • consurrvreu&ptrcr Ik . costs, reg. fees & taxes. Not delivery ind. $1,350 cap. reduction, $250re*, sec . dec. 4 hi payment; 24 payments total $5,494. End of leoso purch, opfpn ot fair marta volue. lessee resp. mi/yr at 10 osnti/mi. 60 monm finonrina for qualified buyers ol 8.758 APR. w maml., excess wear S tear, & ol end of lease (or mBeoge in excess of 12,000 mi/yr ol 15 cenls/mi. 60 moorti finoncing for qualified buyers at 8.75S APR; $3,500 dawa; Total payment s i 15,440, Prices ind. all costs lo be paid by »3,500 dcwn; lofeH of poymenfe $21 ^40. Prices ind. oil cwb lo be paid by constJme/excepifor lie , wsls, reg. fees & laxes, Not nap, for lypos. OTHERS .consumer except for fie. costs, rcg. fees & taxes. Not resp. for r/pos. TO CHOOSE FROM! 'WE'LL BEAT ANY FREE SERVICE CREDIT IS NEVER LEGITIMATE DEAL! A PROBLEM! FREE SERVICE "WE'LL BEAT ANY FREE SERVICE COURTESY CARS COURTESY CARS COURTESY CARS r -^"v»-.v^.\vrt';v;';v:-;-x-;w;-;';';-;v;';':\';-:-.\'::-:',v;':' SO U.S. ROUTE 1 SO U.S. ROUTE1 EDISON, IUJ so u.s. muni EDISON, IUJ 985-0290 EDISON, NJ 985-0290 '985-0290 3O SENTINEL, JANUARY NS CENTRAL JERSEY'S Pi?E-OW|1ED 1988 Chevy Hl-Top 1991 Mazda 1993 Plymouth 1990 Isu/L 100? Cligvy CONVERSION SONOMA PIU MIATA Vn LXM0790 Srk V6105 Vn MK64651S Stk 16033 LASER TROOPER BERETTA V« 5 ipd man., P/S, P/S A£ AWFW ovrto PJS Ptl AX toMleii [O( M725mim Vin P0SO2413 *6995 *6995 *7995 il Vn NY1 ALL DEALERSHIPS ARE LOCATED ON ROUTE 1 in North Brunswick Designated program cars are factory exec, vehicles or former daily rentals All prices include all costs to be paid by the consumer except for licensing, registration fees & taxes. © CAR ADS SENTINEL, JANUARY 25, 1996 31 SHOP AT HOME Why knock yourself out HO running from store to store. If you know what you want. Call MONEY the Malouf Hotline and we'll C0UEOEGRA0.BJN™ffir NEW S USED deliver the vehicle of your News Used DOWN! SPORT UTILITIES choice right to your front door! m-stock now! WE CAN HELP! 1996 1996 GMC JIMMY 4x4 FORD TAURU Hew 4* A* fi*9 Vfl M V (vi»at ifl rwwi MERCURY VILLAGE AMIMMU »il*n#hc AIMH (W I|H INK Dual an bags Iron) wltwl tUtve V6 &\Jtc/meid rvo per MSfiPSIOBOO A/C AB'vr'i! I'("S I'W POL tH auea dot tJHiy wpM* H mn/B M I S.KI4 3l 0 npplod ai cap roil wlucton TOP S097G p k MfihikM Jinnv mo * MSnp S33O05 5€00Ritbei* t S^OO LEPQS1253O7O 5^99 ?4 Soouity S3M btrnfc fm Coltogo Crud (( qual) applnd u cap coil red Jetton l[TO S^fttt) itfl w «(tf PUfl «fc»[* ji-w 10000 inllos InckHletfioc poi rnfla ovma^ Vn TOP SW76 LFPO SH ?B3 SOOOSecunry 24 000 ntl1n 1996 BUIGK SKYliAilK FORD WINDSTAR LINCOLN TU Wf M CAR 7 pjiss mhihan Dual si bnni VO mi a AjC P S ^H^ V I « t« t *WI M Oiil air bags VB nmoWe*rf bs A/C ABS/PB M/S r par ivn <;o A r*ii Msm SMIUJ S«O Haiim # «^ 93 i'W I 1996 1996 FORD EXPLORER P0NTIAC Dual m bigs 'Ir, Mo tJC PIS PO III enjisa £. CONTINENTAL SUNFIRE Duaul at twgj Imf trnclun ««Ht Irt coal pan! JBL Now Coupn Dual mr bags Iwi) 4 cyl mm us » pks HSRP sstae1; TOP 42 AWFM can \i\ cniea lintod glass an Hock pawn 11,1 M25) lETO SISSI930 U9S bank Ix BUlo WC WS ABOTB AMfl M ca'S S per ( AUla Vfl MbftP 543 WS mo ' 4 located on Route 1 in North Brunswick BUICK • PONTIAC • GMC TRUCK I FORD CARS • FORD TRUCKS I LINCOLN • MERCURY (908) 821-54001(908) 249-90001(908) 821-1100 32 SENTINEL, JANUARY 25, 1996 NS SKIS • K2 • SALOMON • ROSSIGNOL • ELAN • ATOMIC • VOLKL • HEAD • PRE • BLIZZARD i y^,.,. 1i V n «, M 'mm,-. 'V SI 19 Mw^r? it ', ?:•- §i PELICAN IS GIVING AWAY Ol ig N0W RD RAD DOG 1000'S OF FREE '95 V0RT1X **9- A •i : MARKER Reg. NOW With Bindings S40° ^249 M-9 LIFT TICKETS MOUNTING 1280 $ VORTEX /7eg. NOW 149 TO QUALIFY: CYCLONE $400 $AQQ BLIZZARD CRL15 1 New Season Rentals MARKER M-27 2. New 1996 Ski Purchase MOUNTING 1/9 3 New 1996 Snowboard Purchase LIQUID Reg. NOW i 4 Weekly Drawings (No Purchase Necessary) S 5 Purchase of any Adult Ski Jacket MERCURY $400 $329 I ELAN SRC 7.4 Reg. NOW With Bindings Dl •SKI® >• MARKER M-27 Shawnet Utllli ; MOUNTING Mountain I'lAK < WDHAM "A" Reg. NOW oo I I IM IN1WNM 219 (KMIMf SNOWBOARD $ id PRE M35 $ 0 Reg. NOW With Bindings 399 MARKER M-27 So MOUNTING .'95 NOAH Reg. NOW 8 cr SALASNEK $349 • I? With Bindings i! Iz ROSSIGNOL 3HP SAVE AT LEAST 71 TYR0LIA650 ReQ Ljxory bus leaves Pelican It SKI Shops Bvery Saturday morning starling MUNARIM-23 $750 Dec 28tti thru March AREA LARGEST Limited Seatmo »»• Ann SELECTION OF SIGMUPfJOWii *5Z •1995 BOOTS & 1995 SKIS I HI POLES 201-209-2911 /S47 00 Students (pp) N0NOWW COMPLETE WITH LIFT TICKETS StMon • 1995 CLOTHING * SNOWBOARD MOUNTING A SLEDS Clothing, Strectti Pants, Sweaters, T! SKITIES & § From Gloves, Long Underwear I? BOOT Y $Q99 1995 ACCESSORIES • Goggles, Locks, ^i 9 Ski Bags, Wax, Poles CARRIER 279 Thousands in stock Si Now Available SAVINGS UP TO' * * -J f^j." UJENA 50% GROSS COUNTRY <&,Rollerblade. SWIMWEAR OFF SKI EQUIPMENT • SKIS • POLES • BOOTS Up :a SKI TUNE-UP$15( Mounted while you wait Bottom File, To Hot Wax Sharpen "OUR BESF ICE SKATES ii Jo WE SELL USED Stone Grinding, $^Q00 • DC Hot Waxing "-v New & Used From a • EQUIPMENT 24-Hour Service Boots $20 & UP SNOWBOARD $ i! $ & U NE UP kates 19° ° Skis 50 P ™ - "^soo & up ! Snowboards Snowboards $60& UP We Take Trade Ins i "I i J-7.100 Plus 1 1/2 mos security MATAWAN/ABERDEEN/ Product 400% profits NO PETS Call 609-296-5450 LAKERIDGE looking for 5 $1,200 week potential DRIVER- Bull Moyor Tftitk mmmnim^ ForPrivate bedrm. home 2 to a baths, FREfc stands! 1-800-7na-33!ia Linos No '1111(111111:' pluuno FLEA ADS 9 family room w/flreplace Wo offor starting '.oil) ilrivtmi vg^T Party Items ireferred Central air Call VENDING ROUTES/Machinos up to $ 28/mllo I ato moUnl For Private 007 Houses for SalelDI08-290-8336 Immediately -priced to sell 5 years ago I dssmned convnntianalii needed to make extra $ I had Woekly pay I oatfirid/tinloaif' 2 preschool aged children & inn pay Mmor mtidicttl/iJonUil/ Party Items ABERDEEN Lovely 4 bed- could not afford the coot of Illo 401K S!i00 paid otionin- '2Week$ lOi room Colonial with new kitch- 014 Mortgages child care if I wont buck to lion We rotiuiro CUL vv/ under $75. en, roof, c/a & alarm work So I started my own IIAZMAT 1 yoar OKI Cull $169,000 Call for appoint- business where I could work 1-800-827-9930 One item per ad ment By owner 908-583-B521 from homo, or take Ihn chil- 4 Lines • 2 Weeks ' you nmi! tall lo'iaia; JOUJ aJ b the t'ren with me whon I want to Prepaid free week before 130 on Atom*/ ALL CREDIT O.K. work I started with 5 wntl- DRIVERS WANTED MTHEIHISDIffiSKBFREir >w BUYING OR SELLING? RE-FINANCING mounted soda maclilnoo (they Apply in liaison S We are a full service realtor, 7Days-9am-9pm 908-607-2720 hold 48 cans) & plaood (hern Porrono's Italian Kite linn $5.00 "May be phoned in listing at 4%, with a wait list of Mortgage Money Unlimited in the Middlesex & Monmouth Gil Ryclnr'!, Lunn "No Phone Calls - Coupon Only potential clients Call Maxham 281 Hwy 79 Morgonville, NJ county areas-hair salons, rotail Fast Biunswick Realty 908-446-2050 Licensed Mortgage Banker stores, etc Today I have over or call a0U-02H-Ufi(J(i NJ Department of Banking 15 soda & table-top snnek GOVERNMENT" Foreclosed machines at groat slfe, Now DRIVERS- Horrib wimkly, Homes for pennies on $1 that my children are oldur I reat pny, benefits Mlnlrmini Delinquent Tax, Repo's, am returning to my previous REO's Your Area For current :3, 1 year tractoMrailfir oxpti- 015 Summer/Winter profession, this does not lo.wo rionco CDL-A Dom, National Charge Your Ad listings call Toll Free me with much time to take 1-800-B98-9778 Ext H-5133 Rentals Freight 1-800 63P-R007. 24 care of the vending business lire (fCE) GOVERNMENT FORE- This would be a terrific busi- Fax Ybur Ad 908-432-0016 or 432-8181 CLOSED I lOMES-For pennies ness opportunity for you If you DRIVERS- Solo A loams Top on $1 Delinquent tax, Repo's, FLORIDA VILLA are in the position I was in 5 earns earn $103,000 Major REO's FDIC! RTC IRS Your 3 bedroom, S bath villa w/pn- benefits/Motel S, ijoaUhoint area Toll free 1-800-898-9778 vate pool Quiet residential lo- pay Driyinriyinq schoohl uradii wol- Ext H-5139 for current list- cation 8 miles to DISNEY & come $2,000 sign-osign n Cov- ings other attractions Woodbndge, NJ 07095 enanll TrT a N J FORECLOSURES- Serv- WEEK-MONTHLY RATES | ing 1,200 banks 100% financ- Call 908-583-8098 027 Business : ADS Gin INSULTS! ing Work double asking 3 bedroom $43,000 1 family, LOG CABIN, PA Equipment FACTORY WORKERS Use our handy Private Party Coupon. $14,900 Bank Service $800/PER WEEK Plastics manufacturing com- 203-838-3200 Final sale CALL 908-254-1331, EVES pany has immediate openings for several production people Select the ad that best meets your needs. SHOWCASES (6) Good wages plus, full benefits MYRTLE BEACH- Sales S 7 OoaCdndos MUST SELl 2 standlni 4 package 5 minutes Wust of Rentals Ocean front & golf l Freehold Call 908-79?-1980 CH FleCI (Items under $75) One item per ad Townhouses condos, studios, 1BR, 2BR, J6we(ry1Call_908-46a-199f ' $45,900 to $110,000 Fabu- INVENTORY TAKERS Fl or EAST BRUNSWICK - Luxury lous amenities Call Bob PT Highest dollar paid in tak- • BIG DEAL (Items over $75) 1 bedroom Condo for renf 1-800-448-5663 (day) ing inventory Fast qrowinq $875 /mo plus util Call 1-800-635-8233 (eve) company Can lead \o ad' 908-464-2738 vancement No experience Please include all spaces and punctuation. One character per box. TIME SHARE- And Camp- necessary Will tram Paid ground memberships Distress .train ng Immediate employ- NORTH BRUNSWICK sales, cheap Worldwide se- FINANCIAL ment Early AM starts Mubt For rent Governor's Point II, 2 lections Call Vacation Net- 'have own transportation to net bedrm, 2 Vi baths, firepl, all work 1-800-543-6173 For free to local meeting point, we appl, exc cond., all up- rental information call ns grades, patio rm, walk-thru to 305-563-5586 030 Financial lrg P°rt. you to job Must be wooded backyd Pool, tennis 18 or older 9QB-866-B8t 1 playgrounds. No pets Avail Services 2/1 Call 908-422-7293 LAWN SERVICE $1,250 /mo. + utils ATTENTION: PARENTS WEST NEW YORK- NJ Need CA$H for Colleae? Versailles, 15 mln to NYC FREE Report revel? 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