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council introduces
parking ordinance
BY CHARLES W. KIM
Staff Writer
T
he South
Brunswick
Township Council is moving forward to ban parking
on ihe northbound side of
Georges Road.
Council members voted 4-1 to
introduce the ordinance banning
parking Tuesday night. Councilman Ted Van Hessen voted
against the ban.
"This will do harm," Van
Hessen said, explaining that the
Dayton Square condominium
development lacks the required
parking residents need.
"Where will those cars go?" he
asked.
Residents in the A and B buildings have been usint; the shoulder
of Georges Road to park their
cars.
According to those residents, it
is simply a case of not enough
spaces.
Last year the council banned
parking on the southbound side
nearest the development, forcing
residents to park across the street
on (he northbound side, where
parking has remained legal until
now.
Township police sent a memo
to the council asking to ban parking on the northbound side
because of safety issues.
""It is not a safe situation." Lt.
Ron Schmalz told the council at a
work session last month.
Officers assigned to the traffic
safety division said in the memo
that residents crossing Georges
Road were putting themselves in
danger due to increased traffic on
the road.
The council has been trying to
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DAWN MARIE SANNWALDT
Members of United Paperworkers, Local 318, walk the picket line at Webcraft Technologies, Route 1,
North Brunswick, on Monday.
Webcraft employees strike in N.B.
in our contracts. The holidays
arc in the contract, but they are
not recognizing it."
Arico said that the company
will take action against employees taking those holidays.
BY DAVE GOLDBERG
Statf
Writer
"If you take one of these holidays, the employee gets written
orking on holidays up, and after a number of occurand not getting paid rences, he or she could get
overtime
caused fired." Arico said.
workers of Webcraft TechnoloWebcraft Inc. has been a
gies on Route I in North
leader
in the telecommunicaBrunswick to go on strike
tions
industry
for more than 30
Monday.
years, according to Dawn
Webcraft management was Landers Ey. director of strategic
not able to come an agreement marketing for the company,
on the recent contract with the which provides fully integrated
Paper
Allied
Industrial, direct-marketing
programs,
Chemical, and Energy Workers from planning, database manInternational Union Local 318, agement, in-line and laser/letterwith members solidly voting shop production to full-response
down the contract offer 248-13. management services, program
"They want to cut down on analysis and Internet integrathe overtime pay," said Joe tion.
Arico, acting chief steward of
Arico said the employees are
the union. "Webcraft is not honoring the holidays that we have willing to stay out on strike as
Workers walk picket
line for first time
in company history
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DAWN MARIE SANNWALDT
The snow paints a picturesque scene of Farrington Lake along
Riva Avenue in North Brunswick on Monday.
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"Webcraft is trying to make
the place into a non-union
shop," Arico said.
The
management
of
Webcraft said that this strike is
not legal and will be dealt with,
Ey said.
"This is an illegal strike, and
we've asked the National Labor
Relations Board for an injunction to terminate the strike and
order employees back to work."
said Ey. "We expect action within the coming weeks."
Arico said this strike is not a
union issue, but that it is for the
good of the employees of the
North Brunswick company.
"This is not a union strike, it
is a company based," said Arico.
"The management has forced
this upon us. The overtime has
been taken away."
Many of the recent changes
in Webcraft have to do with the
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Commuters pace themselves on Route 1 in North Brunswick during the snowstorm on Monday.
Snowstorm handled well in both towns
Many applaud Public
Works efforts in dealing
with commuter nightmare
D
espite the timing, public officials in
North and South Brunswick had
Monday's storm well in hand.
The storm crept up the East Coast
Monday, leaving several inches of snow in
its wake and creating a traffic nightmare
for commuters who were trying to return
home that evening.
"I was so happy to see South
Brunswick roads," resident Arthur Rodell
said to the Township Council Tuesday
night.
Rodell joined others in praising the
township's handling of the third significant
storm this year.
"I knew when I got to South Brunswick,
the roads would be plowed," Rodell said.
The storm started as rain but changed to
a heavy, wet snow by afternoon, clogging
roads throughout the state.
"The 3-11 p.m. shift [of police] had to
use four-wheel-drive vehicles," South
Brunswick police Lt. Ron Schmalz said
Tuesday night.
According to Schmalz, the Ford Crown
Victoria cruisers had trouble negotiating
the snow-covered roads in the township.
The main problem was the slick layer
of ice below the snow which formed as the
earlier rain changed over and made clearing the roads a challenge to workers.
"The storm was unusual," Ray Olsen,
director of Public Woiks in South
Brunswick, said Wednesday.
Olsen said that workers not only dealt
with keeping the roads clear, but also with
broken tree limbs and downed wires
caused by the combination of ice and
heavy snow.
Olsen said that his township spent
$37,554.48 for the cleanup, with
$25,245.48 going to pay workers for overtime
The balance went to pay for the salt and
chemicals used to clean the road, according to Olsen.
"I want to commend the workers; it was
a difficult storm," Olsen said.
During the height of the storm, police
in South Brunswick responded to more
than 40 traffic-related calls, about half of
which were accidents, according to police
call logs.
"Public Works did an excellent job,"
Mayor Debra Johnson said during Tuesday's council meeting.
This is the third time that the region has
dealt with such a snowstorm this year.
In the first storm, North Brunswick was
criticized by residents for not being fully
prepared for the magnitude of the snowfall,
but this storm found the township ready
"This is not a major storm, and it should
be easier to contain," said North
Brunswick Mayor David Spaulding in an
interview during the midst of the storm on
Monday afternoon.
"We have been dealing with the storm
since early this afternoon. The duration of
this storm will not be as long as the bigger
one from earlier this year. I have great confidence that Dick Fowler [North
Brunswick director of public works] and
his staff can deal with the problem."
Fowler said that he had salt and sand
put down during the early stages of the
storm. He added that plows can't be used
until there is at least 3 inches of snow on
the road, because they would be ineffective
with a smaller amount.
"It's always a good idea to put down
salt and sand to make sure that the area
isn't slippery and does not freeze during
the storm," said Fowler.
Fowler added that the townsh°ip used 24
trucks to clean up the snow. During this
storm, North Brunswick was able to get
assistance from Vitelh Contracting.
Fowler's main goal is to make sure all of
the roads in town are adequately clean,
with the curb and pavement left bare.
During a heavy storm earlier m the
year, the township was not able to get
enough help from Vitelli to keep up with
the frequent changes in the storm. Fowler
said that the storm was so bad that areas
that had been cleaned were covered with
snow less than an hour later.
Fowler said that the town had the capability to deal with a storm of 15 inches or
less, and that the first storm turned out to
be approximately 20 inches.
Fowler said workers put out a maxi-
mum effort to try to clear snow from driving areas, but the town simply did not have
the full capability to clean a fast-moving
storm of such magnitude.
In the effort to clean up the snow and
make the roads safe, Fowler cited one
problem that arises dunng the plowing,
process.
"Parking vehicles in the street can be a
major problem dunng the snowstorm," said
Fowler. "It is very difficult, and in some
cases not possible, to get a plow onto some
roads when a car is parked in the street. It
creates a danger for the community."
Fowler also addressed the complaint of
driveways being plowed in during storms.
"People do not get plowed into their
drive way on purpose," said Fowler. "In
most cases there is nowhere else to put the
snow."
Fowler recommended that residents
avoid blowing snow into the streets, and
that they should wait until the workers are
done plowing before they clean the ends of
their driveways.
Monday's storm caused North
Brunswick's municipal building to be
closed early. In addition, the public
Township Council meeting was canceled,
and has been rescheduled for Monday, Feb.
12.
The public meeting will be held following the council workshop that is scheduled for 7 p.m. \>n the first floor of the
municipal building on Hermann Road.
— Dave Goldberg and Charles W. Kim
South Brunswick gives station owner last chance
Owner will lose cigarette
license if sale to a minor
occurs again
Debra Johnson said in voting against the
business owner.
Bilkoo went before the board Tuesday
night after he pleaded guilty for selling
cigarettes to minors for the second time
SOUTH BRUNSWICK — The Town- since 1997.
The incident took place on Sept. 19
ship Council, acting as the Board of Health,
is giving a gas station owner just one more when the township health department sent
a youth to the business asking for cigachance.
The members voted 4-1 to accept the rettes as part of a randomly generated
plan of Kwik Fill USA owner Manjit inspection.
Township Health Officer Steve PapBilkoo to prevent the sale of cigarettes topenberg said that the inspections are genminors at the Route 1 business.
"I feel strongly about this," Mayor erated randomly by a state computer.
A youth is then sent to the business to
ask for cigarettes.
Pappenberg said that the youth is not
allowed to lie if asked his or her age.
"This is not a program to entrap,"
Pappenberg said.
This is the second offense for Bilkoo,
however.
According to Pappenberg, an attendant at the station also sold cigarettes to a
minor in May 1997
Bilkoo appeared at the hearing to see
if the board would recommend to the state
that his license should be suspended or
revoked.
Pappenberg said the board could work
with Bilkoo on a plan to prevent such
sales in the future.
Bilkoo told the board that in both
cases it was an employee that sold the
cigarettes
Bilkoo said that he would install large
signs at the business, and would speak
with employees regularly to reinforce the
message.
Even though four of the five members
voted to go along with Bilkoo's plan, they
said that if he comes before them again,
they will ask the state to lift his license.
"You will lose that part of your business," Councilman Edmund Luciano said.
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The pool may be filled with water by
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Once opened, the facility will allow the
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Originally, the YMCA was scheduled
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home to beginnei thiough advanced level
lessons for preschoolers thiough teens
In addition, the YMCA has joined
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The coaches have many years of teaching, as well as United States Gymnastics
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Sinatra wants to unite splintered N.B. board
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Despite his long resume, Sinatra sees
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"North Brunswick will not be a piece of
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NORTH BRUNSWICK — Frank unless a new superSinatra of Perth Amboy has made it one of intendent is picked
his priorities to keep the splintered North by the board, at a
Brunswick Board of Education together.
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operation of the school district. Parents
Sinatra, 70, served as schools superinneed to have confidence in the leadership tendent in Perth Amboy for 15 years from
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Sinatra was unanimously appointed as superintendent fiom 1994-1997.
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Turco took over as the acting superintendent for Elko, but retired last week.
Board President Connie Corbin, Vice |
President Rita Goldstein, Robert Haws
and Barbara Snepar support the appointment of high school principal Dr. Robert
Rimmer as superintendent, while members
Richard Novak, Frank Petrillo, Craig
Rosevear, Bob Grimm and Kevin Williams
do not support his appointment to the post.
Despite the problems on the board,
Sinatra is looking to give North Brunswick
his best effort.
"I think it is a challenge to come into
these districts. Most of the districts I have
traveled to have been in unstable conditions." Sinatra said.
Sinatra said that he believes the two
most important ideas behind the operation
of the school district are "stability nnd
continuity," and that it is very important to
make decisions on principles and philosophy.
Sinatra also said that he will try to treat
this district as if he would be working here
for the next 20 years, and that he feels it is
very important to have a working relationship with the staff of the district.
Sinatra said that North Brunswick is
still a well operated and functioning district, even through it has problems.
"My job is to see that the problems do
not have an impact on the educational programs," said Sinatra, adding, "I want to be
able to have a positive effect on students
and teachers to enable them to do a good
job."
In addition to working as the interim
superintendent of North Brunswick,
Sinatra is a current member of the Perth
Amboy City Council, holding his seal
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The North Brunswick-Milltown Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) Post No. 2319
will hold a Fish Fry on Feb. 9 from 5-8
p.m. Tickets are $8 for adults, $4 for children, and an extra 50 cents for take-out.
The dinner will be at the post at 45 Broad
St., Milltown. For more information, call
the post at (732) 828-2221.
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Food program seeking
donations for needy
CRANBURY — The Middlesex
County Food Organization and Outreach
Distribution Services (MCFOODS) is
looking for support to help replenish the
depleting inventory of food at its distribution site, according to a news release.
The program provides needy residents
with nourishing fpods and necessities,
such as tuna fish, cereal, canned meats and
pasta, peanut butter, jelly, stew, soup and
fruit, as well as baby supplies such as diapers, wipes and cereal.
According to the release, MCFOODS
supplies nearly 40 food pantries and soup
kitchens in Middlesex County with nonperishable foods and necessities.
"Residents and businesses in Middlesex
County have always been very generous;
since 1996 over 195 tons of food have been
collected and distributed by MCFOODS,"
commented Middlesex County Freeholder
Jane Z. Brady, the program's founder.
"MCFOODS is again in need of your
support to help maintain a supply of food
that will carry us through until our next
major food drive that is scheduled to begin
on March 12 in the Middlesex County
Schools," Brady said in the release.
According to program representatives,
the largest quantities of donations that sustain the program throughout the year come
from the spring school food drive along
with the U.S. Postal Service's letter carriers food drive in May.
The release said that the demand for
food and necessities in Middlesex County
maintains steady, with a constant flow of
supplies moving out of the distribution site
each week.
In addition to the two major drives,
MCFOODS has put together a calendar of
monthly corporate food drives and other
events including the fall harvest food drive
in the Monroe retirement communities to
help maintain a constant supply of the
most needed items.
Anyone interested in making a donation may do so at any of the permanent
year-round drop-off sites that include the
libraries in Dunellen, Edison, Milltown,
Monroe, North Brunswick, Plainsboro,
South Brunswick and Woodbridge.
Middlesex County College, the county
Administrative Offices and all of the PNC
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to benefit the program.
Donations can be placed in the green
containers located in the lobby of each
building on the Middlesex County College
campus, which is located on Woodbridge
Avenue and Mill Road in Edison.
Donations can be delivered anytime
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part of what the company of students car!
BY DAVE GOLDBERG
do. In the past, the company has also perStaff Writer
formed such plays as Romeo and Julit "
NORTH BRUNSWICK — The The Crucible and Rumors.
Alchemist Theater Company of North
More than 40 students tried out for this;
Brunswick Township is scheduled to present show, yielding the 35 students that wi
its annual winter production, Tlieater Revue perform on stage, joining another 10-152001, this weekend.
students working backstage on the produc-i
:
The theater company has been a part of tion.
the high school since 1974 and has perThe Alchemist Theater Company exec*
formed almost every year during that 27 utive board, made up of students, decided:
year span, according to Alchemist Theater which skits would be included in the show
Company adviser Joel Chesler.
This board consists of students, Jessica
"I think that the Theater Revue is very Rosevear, Allison Williston, Richard
good for the students," said Chesler. "I Rornanko and John Seber.
i
have been proud to carry on this tradition
These students are not performing for £
for the last 11 years. I believe that this variety of performances gives students the grade, but rather are performing for their;
opportunity to do things they haven't done love of the theater, according to Chesler.
commenting that the show truly has some-j
before."
thing for everyone.
The show is a compilation of skits and
The show will be performed on Fridaj!
numbers from theater, television and
and
Saturday at the high school on Raider!
movies chosen, directed and performed by
students. These short performances can Road at 8 p.m. Tickets are $7 for adults!
range from numbers to solos. The styles and $5 for students and senior citizens i
vary from music to dance, to drama, to The tickets can be obtained 45 minutes;
comedy, often in span of just a few min- before the start of the show.
The Alchemist Theater Company wilii
utes.
In this year's performance, the pieces be holding its annual spring musical in late'
featured include numbers and skits from April. This year's performance is schextl
Footloose, Godspell, Rent, Monty Python, uled to be State Fair by Rodgers f
Saturday Night Live, Fosse, Snoopy and Hammerstein.
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Joel Chesler, adviser of the North Brunswick Township High School Alchemist
Theater Company, discusses a skit with students Ari Frenkel and John Seber
during the Theater Revue 2001 rehearsal Tuesday night.
Rutgers3 folkdancing classes now under way
Rutgers College Recreational Services
will offer International Folkdancing classes on Fridays until April 20 from 7:30-8:45
p.m., with open dancing from 8:45-10:15
p.m. Admission is $3 per person (at the
door) or $25 per semester (Rutgers students are free). The classes will be at
Werblin Recreation Center on Rutgers'
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information, call (732) 249-6999.
The Study pays $400 upon completion.
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The HIV Health Services Council for
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AIDS. Training will be provided.
Meetings are held from 2-4 p.m. on the
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North Brunswick Township High School students hold up posters from the
"Famous African Americans" photo exhibit, which is one of several school events
celebrating Black History Month.
N.B. high celebrates
Black History Month
viduals to create a promising future, Clark
said
Dunng the presentation, members of
NORTH BRUNSWICK — History will
the
audience will be challenged to consider
be brought to life for high school students
their
place m history and discover the tools
next week in honor of Black History
needed to confront and shape their own
Month
Several events are planned at the high future, said Clark
The multimedia show will include a
school on Raider Road to educate students
on the contributions of African Americans one-person performance combined with
archival footage and recorded voices to
m history
As part of these programs, the school is create a feeling of being in a certain time
scheduled to host "Living Voices" on Feb penod They will watch the broadcast of
"The Right to Dream," which focuses on
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"It has become quite popular in the the struggles and sacrifices for civil nghts
country," said Pete Clark, assistant princi- in Amenca
Students will begin with an informative
pal at the high school "The program tries
to put the student in the place of the person introduction which will set the scene and
struggling for civil rights Students will be encourage interaction with the presenter
able to see and understand the problems of dunng the question-and-answer penod that
will follow the performance
this person "
Students in U S History II and ad- The show is designed as a presentation
vanced history classes will participate in for the classroom, and can be presented up
to three times a day to meet the school
the program
The prime objective of "Living Voices" schedule, according to Clark
Clark said that the "Living Voices" preis to bring history to life, according to
sentations are most appropriate for stuClark
The program involves a unique com- dents m fifth grade through college-age,
bination of live theater and interactive and they can be effective in corporate as
video which tells the stones of young peo- well as educational settings
In addition to the Living Voices program,
ple in history It allows students to see the
struggles that people endured during a spe- there will be a photo display of "Famous
Afncan-Amencans," which is sponsored by
cific time penod
"It brings back history to show students the Martin Luther King Ji Commission
The exhibit will be displayed in the
how the people struggled during this time
penod," Clark said "You're going to see North Brunswick Township High School
an actor performing as it that person were social studies area from Feb 2 to Feb 14
In addition, Clark said, there would be
actually there "
Clark hopes that students will learn daily announcements highlighting the
why people made the choices they did in accomplishments of African Amencans
throughout Amencan history
history
From Feb 20-28, the exhibit "Black
"We are tiying to get students to giasp
an idea of what things were like during the Women Achievement Against the Odds"
time of the civil rights struggle," said will on display
Clark "This program will allow our stuThis photo exhibit features more than
dents to understand why the civil nghts 120 famous black women and their
process had to be changed and how diver- achievements
sity has progressed m society"
"These programs continue to allow the
Students will find out how adversity school to promote diversity in the district,"
was overcome, allowing struggling indi- said Clark
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Mim.ihmi: new in South
BruiisviiiA m\i week
Tit." iong-jv.aitcd opening of
die ^ M C A building on Cuhci
Road is alirw-t here
After '•everat construction
delays. Branch Director David
Anderson said Wednesday that the
dd\ core center should open its
doors on Monday, and the rest of
the 18.600-square-foot faciht\
would open on Saturday
Anderson said that he can now
underhand how hard it is to open
something like a school.
The YMCA has been pursuing
this goal tor several years now — a
place it can finally call home.
Cher the last several vears, the
South Brunswick YMCA has used
schools and a local synagogue for
its programs
While that arrangement was
successful, u is much better for the
organization to have its own building.
This will make it easier to provide the services wanted by mem-
Ivis and the public
There
have been many
moments where it has seemed that
the dream would be taken away
from the 'i MCA Deadlines and
finances presenting numerous,
detail-laden ro.idblocks 10 the organization's ownership of the property hav e made us hold our breath.
Now. however, it appears to
have all been worth it.
Even though the center is not
yet open, Anderson is looking forward to using the other 12,00014.000 square feet to expand the
YMCA's services.
Once the funds are raised, many
of the programs will be expanded,
according to Anderson.
Anderson said that currently
there is a waiting list for the day
care center.
"We are trying to take care of
those people." Anderson said.
Hats off to the YMCA for sticking widi it and giving the community something more than just a
place to swim or work out. but a
place to come together.
Good luck, Mr. Sinatra
N
orth Brunswick Acting superintendent for the district.
Schools
Superintendent
That process will need to be
Frank Sinatra is hoping to developed by a unified board, with
bring the splintered Board of every member on the same page as
Education together.
the new catena is created.
Sinatra brings many \ears of
In the meantime, we can count
both educational and political on his extensive educational backexperience to the table, and that ground to help him continue and
mav help bind the raw. open improve on the dismct's excellent
wound*, that have torn that bodv programs.
apart in recent weeks; however, the
Sinatra said that the district will
impasse that the board has will be a "challenge" and "not a piece
likely remain until after the school of cake."
elections in April.
This we all know to be tine,
The issues that have caused the especially now.
problems are still here and will not
Sinatra mav only be in the dishe going away soon.
trict for a relatively short period of
Hopefully, with his background time, but the impact of his stay may
in politics. Sinatra can help the last much longer. Once again, Mr.
members unite and decide to act Sinatra, good luck. The hopes of
quiekh on finding a permanent the township are with you.
FOR THE RECORD
We incorrectly identified Grand Union Assistant Manager
Lawrence Ravfe. 42. of Monmouth Junction as a suspect during a
shoplifting incident at that store on Jan. 23.
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Editorial unsunportive of open space efforts
I
am disappointed with your
editorial in last week's edition
of the Sentinel titled "North
Brunswick Should Compromise,
Not Condemn." Jt contradicts an
article appearing in the same
issue and further complicates the
issue.
The article reports that the
Township Council passed a resolution authorizing the township
administrator and special township
attorney to initiate those preliminary steps necessary to acquire
property known as the Otken farm
by purchase or through condemnation. Your paper quoted
council President (and chairwoman of the Open Space
Committee) Peggy Scarillo as saying, '"We hope that we will be able
to sit down with the Otken family
and negotiate a fair price."
Scarillo also said she does not
want to have to condemn the property; however, she said that the
township also does not want to
spend more money than is
required. What your article failed
to report is the council also passed
a resolution authorizing the
issuance of not exceeding $6 million bond anticipation notes for the
township of North Brunswick.
This resolution gives us the authority to negotiate with the property
owner for the purchase of the farm.
The $6 million offering is a result
of an appraisal.
The article gives all the indications that our town leaders are
preparing to negotiate with the
A
ll letters to the editor should
be typed or neatly printed
and must include a daytime
telephone number at which the
writer may be reached for verification.
Letters should be as concise as
possible and must be received by
noon Monday for consideration for
publication that week.
Guest Column
Phil Sinicropi
"Maybe the land use law should
be changed to make such parcels
less attractive to developers." The
Otken farm is zoned for industrial use, and has been for decades.
(Another fact you reported in the
article.) While the 105-acre tract
is zoned 12, it is farmland assessed at only $57,500. The 12
zoning restricts residential development. Land use laws dictate
planning boards and zoning
boards zone land for its best use
to the community. With residential development surrounding this
farm, the emergent need for park
land, and its historic value, the
Planning Board agrees that the
site is best used for a park.
The 38 acres offered by the
developer include 16 acres of
swamp land. Is that negotiating in
good faith? The developers offer
to sell 22 acres with ball fields for
$6 million is unrealistic. Our
vision is to build a park for all our
families, seniors and children to
enjoy.
A community
newspaper
should recognize what is good for
the town as a whole, and see
through politics and business in
forming its opinion. The Sentinel
has always been supportive of out
efforts to preserve open space. 1
respect your views toward this
issue, but wish you had researched it further before writing
your opinion.
landowner. What disturbs me is
the editorial you wrote has us
"taking" the land. You wrote,
"Preserving open space is a noble
goal, but the way to get there is
by negotiating, not condemning."
The two pieces conflict and are
misleading. The Open Space
Committee is working with state
Green Acres officials to qualify as
a "Planned Incentive Community."
The actions by our township council are normal and customary when
negotiating to acquire open
space.
The power of eminent domain
(condemnation) is a tool the public can and should use to negotiate a fair and reasonable settlement. In this case, it does not
mean that you "take" land. The
Otkens are willing sellers, and we
have the right to be a buyer. It
gives the public the ability to protect their quality of life, as it
ensures we have the first right of
refusal. It is designed to protect
taxpayers from overpaying for
public land. The process is widely used during open space acquisitions. If negotiations break
down, the property owner has the
right to seek a judgment, where
they can argue value.
In the editorial you wrote,
Phil Sinicropi is a residential
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Resident feels board not looking for best candidate l e w Brunswick's MESAB urges public to sawe Hves
I
t's interesting that Mr. Robert Grimm
claims to have the best interest of this
school district at heart. If this is true, I
wonder why he was so fully prepared to
appoint an individual to the position of superintendent who had absolutely no
experience in this type of district.
The candidate that Grimm, Craig Rosevear, Kevin Williams, Frank Petrillo and
Richard Novak supported was an individual who had only worked in one district
her entire career, and that district was very
different from ours, or any district I want
our district to emulate. That individual had
been promoted through her district to the
position of superintendent less than four
years ago. She was promoted to the superintendent's position directly from her former position as principal of the middle
school in that same district Her credentials
and her experience, in the opinion of a
large portion of this community, did not
prepare her to lead our district.
Dr. Robert Rimmer was far and above
the better candidate. The questions the
400-500 people who attended the board
meeting had were generated by the bizarre
actions of the live board members (who
refused to show up). Why would they support a candidate who was clearly not as
qualified to lead this district as the candidate we have right here?
The question I and so many others have
is: What motivates this group? This is not
a case of hundreds of misguided citizens
supporting Dr. Rimmer because they think
he's a nice guy. Dr. Rimmer has met and
surpassed the qualifications and criteria
that were set by the [school] board at the
beginning of the process. It was not just
part of the board that brought Dr. Rimmer's name down to two finalists in the
first search. I understand it was the entire
board unanimously. And yet another question is: Were five of these board members
just playing games with Dr. Rimmer? If
they were, then they should resign from
the board right now! And if they weren't,
why were they not prepared to give him the
job when the other finalist backed out in
the first search? Instead they expanded the
search; this is when the four board members began to question the motives of these
five.
These five are absolutely not looking
for the best superintendent for North
Brunswick's schools; they want someone
who will follow their lead. They want anyone but Dr. Rimmer. We cannot afford to
allow them to win on this issue.
This is not just about Dr. Rimmer. This
is about five members of our Board of Education who have run amok, and they are
asking us to be calm and silent while they
ruin our school district. I don't think I can
do that. Can you?
Joan Orban
North Brunswick
Local agrees, immer situation borders on bizarre
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our Jan. 18 Sentinel editorial, "N.B.
Board Situation Borders on
Bizarre," was on target, but for the
wrong reasons. It is bizarre when a vocal
minority accuses the majority of ignoring
the will of the people. It is bizarre when
smiling elementary schoolchildren are
given "Rimmer Rocks" signs, photographed, and used to create the illusion
of "overwhelming support" (against the
elected majority)! It is bizarre that such a
fine school district as ours can't attract a
candidate who will survive the search
process without cultivating a cabal of
politically active insiders to wage a vocal
campaign on his behalf.
I am part of the silent majority and am
appalled that the attempts of Richard Novak and Craig Rosevear to professionalize
and depoliticizc the Board of Education
have resulted in a misguided, recall campaign. Both bring considerable professional experience to the board and recognize the delicacies of high-level executive
searches. Such searches cannot be fully
open if they are to recruit the best candidates. Qualified candidates refuse to "campaign" for these positions, demand confidentiality, and are too smart to step into the
bees' nest of a divided community.
Whenever searches include internal candidates, external ones question if the search
will be fair and open. They will not apply
if they suspect a "done deal or insider politics.
It's not hard for an internal candidate's
supporters to drive more qualified candidates out of town, handing their candidate
the position by default. The majority five
might be criticized for having not blocked
Dr. Robert Rimmer earlier, but search
committees frequently give insiders finalist status to help them save face when
someone clearly more qualified is selected.
It is not, however, "common sense" when
"one finalist withdraws, the other finalists
get the job." Does anyone believe for a
minute that.if Bush and Gore both with-
drew, Ralph Nader would be president?
My personal experience with Dr. Rimmer is limited, based on two children graduating from North Brunswick Township
High School, and is uniformly negative.
He does have a loud and loyal following,
but there is an equally large segment of silenced students and staff who have no respect for his intellectual prowess or integrity. He has mistruthed, misinformed
and misguided students and parents who
don't fit into neat little packages. My
daughter excelled to meet all of the high
school's graduation requirements in three
years and was told she would graduate as a
senior. Her grade point average put her in
the top 10 percent of the class. But when
class rankings came out. Dr. Rimmer excluded her and another student from the
top 10 percent because they "weren't real
seniors" and would have pushed two other
"real seniors" (Rimmer loyalists?) off the
list. We discovered this by accident.
Dr. Rimmer told us it didn't matter,
wouldn't affect scholarships, etc., when in
fact many scholarships are based solely on
class rank. Dr. Rimmer's mistruths would
have cost my daughter $8,000 in scholarships had the deception not been uncovered and the class rankings corrected.
Ironically, rather than rewarding these students for finishing in three years, Dr.
Rimmer changed the rules to prevent any
future students from completing their
graduation requirements in three years.
Granted there are candidates dimmer
than Dr. Rimmer, but North Brunswick
Township schools deserve a visionary educator who has the integrity to be universally respected and followed by a united
community. The majority board members
who refuse to settle should be applauded,
not ousted. Since Dr. Rimmer has indicated he will leave the district at the end of the
school year, most of this is a moot point.
Let's keep looking.
Thomas J. Montville
North Brunswick
A
s HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis and
cholera ravage parts of Africa,
there are United States-based
groups working daily to combat health
issues in South Africa. Medical Education
for South African Blacks (MESAB) is a
16-year-old nonprofit organization based
in New Brunswick. We are working to
overcome the extreme disparity of healthcare availability between blacks and
whites in South Africa. Since 1987,
MESAB has awarded more than 5,000
scholarships to help educate doctors who
train and practice in South Afnca. American corporations, foundations and individuals have generously donated much of the
$8 million that MESAB has raised since its
inception.
Clearly, more work needs to be done as
we arc far from gaining the upper hand on
these horrific epidemics. Public support
for this program and others is crucial.
On March 1, MESAB will hold its annual fund-raising awards dinner in New
York. We will pay tribute to Charles Heimbold, chief executive officer of BristolMyers Squibb, and Tokyo Sexwale, the
former premier, Gauteng Province, and the
executive chairman of Mvelaphanda Diamonds. We urge people to learn more
about MESAB through our Web site,
www.mesab.org. Community and corporate partnerships can truly make a difference as we continue to try to save precious
lives.
James Scott
President and chief executive officer
Medical Education
for South African Blacks
New Brunswick
Teacher expresses pride in i.B. community spirit
have been a resident of North
Brunswick for the past 30 years, and
. during that time our community has
received its unfortunate share of negative
publicity, particularly in the last several
months. It is with great pride; however,
that I have the pleasure to write about a
wonderful event that took place at North
Brunswick Township High School — an
event that was successful because our
community rallied together to display its
civic pride.
On that evening, the class of 2003
sponsored a fund-raiser called "A Night
With the Duprees." It was an opportunity
to raise thousands of dollars for the students in that class. Ticket sales were slow
in the beginning and we were fearful of
losing money. We were warned by skeptics
that our community was typically unresponsive and unsupportive of this type of
school event — but the skeptics were
wrong!
The class adviser Ms. Eliza Pomiecinska, Assistant Principal Barbara Walls, the
class officers and members, reached out to
the parents, the staff, and the community to
help sell tickets for the event and the re-
sponse was wonderful! Through the special efforts of Father John at Our Lady of
Peace, the North Brunswick Policemen's
Benevolent Association (PBA), the North
Brunswick Italian American Social Club,
local law firms and businesses, and many
others, we were able to realize a significant
profit for the class of 2003!
And, let me not forget to thank a longtime friend, Sheriff Joseph Spicuzzo, who
helped in our promotion and who volunteered to serve as our outstanding emcee.
The show was a great success, and everyone left with smiles on their faces and
songs in their hearts. A special thank you
also goes to Dr. Robert Rimmer. for his
unwavering support and continued presence at this event and almost every other
function sponsored by the students of
North Brunswick Township High School
We are proud of our community and the
spirit it has shown. Many thanks from the
class of 2003.
Beverly Nemeth
Supervisor of Technology and
friend of class of 2003,
North Brunswick Township
High School
Snepar implores board to end strife, appoint Rimmer
ach Sunday, since beginning the superintendent search in North
Brunswick, I look at the classified
ads for superintendents in the newspapers.
And each Sunday 1 see new advertisements around the state in districts with
reputations equal to North Brunswick's.
None of these advertisements require prior
superintendent experience. Every ad states
(as did North Brunswick's) "principal
and/or
superintendent
experience
required."
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Grimm and Kevin Williams) refused to
award the position to our most qualified
candidate, who happens to be our high
school principal, Dr. Robert Rimmer. He
possesses the certifications and degrees
from the finest schools. He is universally
admired and respected by the students,
staff and residents of North Brunswick.
His qualifications and experience fit the
criteria established by the board, staff and
citizens at the beginning of the search
process.
In speaking with board members and
administrators from other New Jersey
communities, it has been said to me, "If
you have a qualified candidate in your district, that's your candidate." Let there be
no mistake, Dr. Robert Rimmer was clearly the most qualified candidate for this
position and is qualified to apply for any
of these advertised superintendents' positions.
Contrary to Richard Novak's statements, this community is not divided
They are united in their belief that Dr.
Robert Rimmer is the best person for
North Brunswick schools. This man has
brought glory and leadership to North
Brunswick in ways never seen before in this
town. He deserves to be given this job.
As a member of the North Brunswick
Board of Education, I, along with three
other members, respectfully ask the faction to end this strife and appoint Dr.
Rimmer so we can move on to the important task of educating our children.
Barbara Snepar
Member
North Brunswick Board of Education
When we (the North Brunswick Board
of Education) began the search six months
ago, it was with enthusiasm and optimism.
We brought forth finalists twice. Both
times, a stubborn and self-serving majority faction of the board (Richard Novak,
Frank Petrillo, Craig Rosevear, Robert
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South Brunswick band closes in on goal for festival
Concert on Feb. 25
expected to raise $12,000
BY CHARLES W. KIM
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SOUTH BRUNSWICK — They are
almost there thanks to the generosity of
the community
The South Brunswick High School
wind ensemble has raised $41,555 of its
5>65,OOO goal to send membeis to a national iestival in April
'To laise S41 000 is amazing, it is a
grass roots effort, Director Maik Kiaft
said Wednesday
The band is trying to laise the funds to
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send its 65 membeis to the National
Concert Band Festival in Indianapolis,
Ind on April 5-7 South Brunswick will
join the top 15 bands in the nation at the
25 year old event
According to festival organi^eis, this is
the first band to be in\ ited from the Gaiden
State, and the first band to be invited from
the northeastern section of the country
Kraft said that many of the funds have
come from individuals and community
groups
On Tuesday night the Township
Council appropriated $5,000 for the gioup
to help send them to the festival
Band membeis are planning a conceit
Feb 25 at the high school on Ridge Road
festival tups in the future
Kraft also said that the group is looking
to stait a Fi lends of Music Foundation to
help raise money for futuie trips and competitions
'As the band gets better, the more we
will be invited to these," Kraft said, adding
that it would be good to have a nest egg for
funds
"We don't want to have to start at
giound zero again," Kraft said
Anyone wishing more information on
the Feb 25 concert, or how to make a
donation to the band, may contact Kraft at
the high school
His telephone number there is (732)
329-4044, ext 2216
that they hope will help them get even closer to the goal
Kiaft said that he hopes to raise
$12,000 at the event
Tickets foi the concert aie available for
$25 reseived seating, and $10 genet al
admission
The event will feature the band and
guest conductors fiom Rutgers and
Princeton universities, according to Kiaft
Kraft said that if the band mises more
than the $65,000 goal, the money will be
used wisely
"If we raise a significant amount over
the goal, we will use it for an endowment," Kiaft said, explaining that the
funds will be put aside for any similar
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Since the day I met you al
most 16 years ago I have been
hopelessly in love with you
and that lore has grown more
8 more each & everyday You
have blessed us over these
years with the birth of our four
beauthil children to form our
family whch is all held togeth
er with your understanding
sincerity & lovingness to all of
us I thank God I have you as
my wife lor the last 12 years &
am look ng forward to spend
ing the rest of my lite with the
one and only woman I could
ever want to be my wife
HAPPY VALENTINES DAY
YOUR HUSBAND STEVE
DADDY
Soon enough ! wont be a
baby Dad so always know I
love you Remember I always
have a smile for daddy If you
can sneak me some choco
lates I won t tell mommy
Love,
Anthony Manuel Mlrassol
DEAR CHRISTOPHER
I just wanted to remind you
that I love you and I m glad we
are working everything out
LOVE JILLIAN
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BRENMAM
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I cant imagine my world
We love you all very much1
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traveled and made our mark
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such a special lady as you I
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Nanny & Pop-Pop
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We wish you a very
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HAPPY VALENTINES DAY
Thank you so very much for all
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You light up our lives and
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Happy valentines
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and promise to
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thing thai came into my lite
Happy Valentine s Day
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Thank you for all your love
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TO MY ONE AND ONLY
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takeover of Webcraft by Vertis, according to
Arico.
Vertis is a larger telecommunications
organization based in Baltimore and took the
reins of Webcraft late last year.
"Since the takeover of Vertis, they have
been trying to make us work on our holidays," said Arico. "It has become a sweat
shop."
Arico said that there had been attempts to
meet with management at Webcraft, but the
union's requests have fallen on deaf ears.
"They wouldn't listentoour side," said
Arico. "They are stripping us of our seniority, and without our seniority we are nothing.
It gives them the opportunity to take whoever they want regardless of experience."
Arico said that this is the first strike in the
32-year history of Webcraft.
But, according to Ey, things will remain
business as usual at Webcraft despite the
strike.
"We continue to meet the production
needs of our clients through a strike contingency plan," said Ey.
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solve the problem since the matter came up
last year.
The council asked the township's engineering firm, CME Associates, Parlin section of Sayreville, to look at alternatives for
residents after the initial parking ban on the
southbound side.
Jay Cornell of CME was able to develop
several alternatives to add spaces to the
units' parking area; however, the development's homeowners association has not
responded to those suggestions.
Resident Audrey Myer said that she
appreciated the time and money spent by
the council on trying to fix the problem, but
the problem will still exist.
"I have to walk two blocks to park,"
Myer said.
Outside the meeting, Myer said that the
problem is simple, with 142 parking spaces
for 156 residents, there is a need for 14
more spaces.
Myer supplied a list of the assigned
parking units for each building.
According to that list, there are 82
reserved spaces, and 60 unreserved spaces.
"Most women were at home and didn't
need a car when this [development] was
built," Myer said.
Myer also said that many of the residents now have children of driving age who
use cars.
According to Myer, the residents of
other buildings are not sympathetic to the
plight of their neighbors.
Deputy Mayor Frank Gambatese said
during the vote that the township had tried
to help, but it really was not their problem.
"The township has already put out
money to have an engineer solve the parking problem, but it is not our obligation to
solve a parking problem of the homeowners
association," Gambatese said.
Earlier in the meeting, Township
Attorney Bertram Busch announced that he
would be stepping aside on March 1.
'The time has come," Busch said.
Busch will turn over the job to Don
Sears, who has served by his side on the
dais during their four years in South
Brunswick.
Sears is a partner of the Busch and
Busch firm that has served as township
attorney for four years.
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administrators will be holding a job fair to
recruit teachers and other personnel
Teachers who would like to be considered for a position in the K-8 district
can attend the job fair, which will be held
on Feb 10 at the Manalapan-Enghshtown
Middle
School,
Millhurst Road,
Manalapan
The job fair will be held from 9 a m to
3 p m , and participants are asked to attend
the lair accoiding to the following, last
name schedule A-H, 9-11 a m , I-Q, 11
a m to 1 p m , and R-Z, 1-3 p m ITiose
who are attending the job fair are asked to
bring a copy of their resume and any
teaching certificates they possess
"The Manalapan-Enghshtown Regional
School District is actively seeking a diverse
pool of teaching candidates whose educational philosophy and methodology promote excellence," said Harriet Bernstein,
assistant superintendent of personnel
"With the fall 2001 opening of the
Wemrock Brook School, we are conducting a job fan to interview and screen
prospective teacheis for our district We
have advertised this on the Internet, at universities and in newspapers, and are anticipating an exciting opportunity for both
our district and for educators seeking positions in our district," Bernstein said
Educators are needed in all subject
areas, including speech, elementary K-6,
special education, child study team members and guidance counselors, art; media
specialists, Spanish and possibly French
language, basic skills, middle school
math, science, social studies and language
arts, school nurse, music (general and
instrumental), health and physical education; computer education, and English as a
Second Language
A snowdate of March 3 has been designated in the event it is necessary to
reschedule
Information regarding cancellations
can be obtained from the following
sources peisonnel hot line, (732) 7921071,
school
district Web site,
www mers k l 2 nj us; weather closings,
www weatherclosings com, or AccuWeather, www cancellations com
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Handicapped High Riders Club to buy farm
Born and raised in Brooklyn, N.Y.,
Isaac said she was "born with the pony
gene," although she had no exposure to
llentown resident Barbara Isaac horses until she was in high school.
made a promise to her father shortShe and a high school friend took riding
ly before he died. She told him she lessons at Tee Vans Riding Academy at
would create a therapeutic riding program, Prospect Park in Brooklyn. At the time,
and that would be her legacy.
Isaac recalled, a bridle path ran all the way
Her father had always encouraged her from Prospect Park to Coney Island.
to make something of her life and to follow
After high school, Isaac married and
her dreams.
she and her husband, Hanen, adopted three
In
1979, Isaac
founded the children, Joseph, Paul and Sue Ann. They
Handicapped High Riders Club at her moved to New Jersey in the mid-1950s,
Riding High Farm, and now, with the and eventually built a house in Colonia in
planned acquisition of the farm by the Woodbndge Township.
HHRC Board of Directors, the continuance
Isaac worked as a bookkeeper for a law
of the program is assured.
firm, but wanted to have a business of her
BY JANE MECGITT
Correspondent
A
own. Her young son, Paul, was interested
in horses, and one day she saw a classified
ad: "Partners Wanted — Horse Ranch —
Trail Riding — Snack Bar."
She answered the ad and a career was
born.
Isaac admitted she knew next to nothing about horses when she started running
Silver Saddle Ranch in North Branch. She
persuaded the previous owner to stay on as
the stable manager while she ran the business. Meanwhile, she read everything she
could about horse care, nutrition and saddlery, and accompanied the vet and blacksmith on their rounds.
The property had beautiful trails and
originally horses were rented for rides.
After an unfortunate incident, however, in
which a group that had rented horses
whipped them, Isaac stopped hiring them
out and instead started a riding club in
which qualified members paid a fee for
regular riding privileges.
Planting the seed
The riding club grew to 300 members,
who could use the facilities for birthday
parties and other events. At one birthday
party, a family brought in a clown to entertain who would plant one of the seeds for
what would become the Handicapped High
Riders Club.
The woman doing the clowning was so
impressed with Isaac's horses and the
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High Riders to buy farm
JERRY WOLKOWITZ
Barbara Isaac, Allentown, the founder of
the Handicapped High Riders Club,
gives a treat to one of the horses at her
Riding High Farm.
Continued from previous page
atmosphere of the farm that she asked if
she could bring some developmentally disabled children she worked with to the farm
to ride. Isaac agreed and was moved by the
kids' response to the horses.
The North American Riding for the
Handicapped Association (NARHA) had
been founded in 1969, and in 1975, as
Isaac's interest was being piqued, riding
was just beginning to be recognized as a
valuable form of therapy for the handicapped. She read an article in the magazine
Hoiseman's Yankee Pedlar about Octavia
Brown, founder of the Somerset Hills
Riding Club. An early proponent of therapeutic riding, Brown became Isaac's mentor, and together they founded Horseback
Riding for the Handicapped (HRH), the
umbrella organization for therapeutic riding in New Jersey.
About that time, Isaac and her husband
realized they would have to find another
farm if they were to realize their dream. It
took them one and a half years of looking,
until a colleague at the Princeton law firm
where Isaac was working showed her an ad
for a farm in Allentown.
It was just what they needed — 26
stalls, an indoor ring, three paddocks and a
nice Cape Cod on 12.85 acres. In August
1978 they moved to Riding High Farm,
and by 1979 a board of directors had been
formed for the Handicapped High Riders
Club. In 1980 the club received IRS
accreditation as a charitable organization.
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Community involvement is key
For over 20 years, Isaac and her family
have been involved m the community. She
has served as treasurer for both NARHA
and the Special Olympics, as well as acting as a state Equine Advisory Board delegate for HRH and a trustee of the Horse
Park of New Jersey, Upper Freehold.
She also has been active with the
Allentown-Upper Freehold Drug Alliance.
Over 50 individuals required to complete
community service have fulfilled their
obligations at the farm. The Isaacs also
have had several foster children staying
with them over the years, and are especially close to their foster son, Alan, whom
they consider part of the family.
Every year on the first Sunday of June
(June 3 this year), they hold their Family
and Friends Day, welcoming all for a day
of fun and an opportunity to learn about
the program with demonstration!), pony
and carriage rides, music, games and their
famous chance auction for children and
adults.
A personal crisis recently showed Isaac
and her husband, Hanen, how devoted the
HHRC "extended family" is to them and
the program. Several months ago, Hanen
was diagnosed with a serious illness and
spent 27 days recuperating in a
Philadelphia hospital. Baibara was at his
bedside the entire time, but worried about
the farm, horses, students and program she
had supervised on a daily basis for two
decades.
Tears welled in her eyes as she related
the outpouring support of family, friends,
instructors and volunteers. She knows the
HHRC will continue to thrive. She plans to
remain as executive director, and she and
Hanen, who just celebrated their 50th
wedding anniversary, will move into an
apartment on the property.
Handicapped High Riders is an
NARHA Premier Accredited Center, giving 50 private lessons per week to people
with disabilities, as well as group lessons
to students from Eden Programs of
Princeton; Gateway, which is based in
Carteret; and Indian Fields and Cambridge
elementary schools in South Brunswick.
Project Freedom, a group home in
Robbinsville, also sends clients for lessons. HHRC also offers beginner lessons
for the able-bodied, driving classes for the
disabled, hippotherapy, and an inclusive
summer camp for both disabled and ablebodied children. Hippotherapy is a specialized form of physical therapy which
uses the horse as a therapy tool to address
movement disorders associated with various neurological and neuromuscular conditions such as cerebral palsy, cerebral
vascular accident, multiple sclerosis and
traumatic brain injury.
The farm is open seven days a week
year-round. There are currently eight parttime instructors and 12 horses.
HHRC does not receive state funding
and relies on fund-raising to cover many
of its expenses. Events include an annual
benefit carriage driving show, sponsored
by the Garden State Horse and Carriage
Society, which is scheduled for Oct. 14 at
the Horse Park; the Cycling Tour from
Cream Ridge Winery, to be held Oct. 6;
the Night at the Races on March 30; and a
golf tournament.
HHRC also needs volunteers for its
regularly scheduled concession stand work
at the Sovereign Bank Arena in Trenton,
which donates part of the proceeds to charities. A capital campaign is also under way
for purchase of the farm by the board of
directors.
' For more information about the HHRC
program, volunteering or contributions,
call (609) 259-3884.
SENTINEL FEBRUARY 8 2001 1 9
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Guide to Good Eating
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For a top-notch barbecue joint, try The South RiBBer
BY JEFF MASTROBERTI
Correspondent
E
nc Pintinics and Joseph D Esposito
while vacationing in South
Caiolina, sampled local barbecue
sauces and decided that they can do better Upon creating their own sauces it
became appaient for these childhood
friends that it would be gieat to open up
their own abs chicken and seafood
lestaurant in the town in which they weie
both born and raised
The South RiBBei is the latest culinary
sensation that is lesurrecting the dining
scene in downtown South River This
homey, quaint take-out/eat-in establishment, winch seats 20 comfortably,
has five TVs thiee huge lefngeiated
cases filled with beveiages and pictures
of downtown South River taken in the
late 1800s and early 1900s, is located on
Main Stieet, auoss the street from the
South River police station
Opened on Sept 23, The South
RiBBer opened its doois to a well-received public
Our specialty and top seller is the
barbecue baby back ribs,
said
D Esposito, who later mentioned that
they sell beef short ribs at> well The nbs
are available as a full or half rack and
come with a choice of all-natuial sauces
including Joe s Sissy Sauce, Smokin' Joe's
Hot BBQ, Enc's Sweet and Tangy, and
Enc s Inferno
Included in my sample of several
menu items were baby back nbs with
Enc s Sweet and Tangy sauce There was
no fat on the nbs and the medium sauce
was delicious I had the pleasure of sampling the BBQ shredded pork, which
contained no fat or filler, and possessed
that delicious sauce that I requested on
the nbs An order of shredded pork,
which is normally sold as a sandwich for
$5 25, contains 1/2 pound of pork and is
served with french fries
The RiBBer's barbecue menu extends
to items such as a whole or half chicken,
available with the same selection of
sauces, as well as the widely known
Cluck U Chicken Wingers, for which The
RiBBer is a branded dealer Cluck U
sauces consist of Mild, Atomic, Nuclear
and Thermo Nuclear The chicken, which
is also served as a sandwich, is juicy and
the wings are meaty and do not appear
to be deep-fiied D Esposito said that they
are deep-fned, but the high quality frying
oil that they use prevents the food from
becoming heavy and greasy The side
order of sweet potato fries, fined skin and
all, also showed no sign of grease The
mozzaiella sticks and onion rings that I
had for appetizers weie lightly battered,
not breaded The sticks were filled with
the real thing, and the rings contained
whole onions Other appetizers that are
offered include soup, salad, and jalapeno
poppers with your pick of cheddar or
cream cheese filling
The fresh fish, which is delivered
every Monday and Thuisday, is served in
platters of your choice of fried or broiled
flounder, haddock, catfish, scallops or
slinmp Fned platters include fries, cole
slaw, tartar and lemon Broiled platters
include baked potato, cole slaw and
lemon I selected broiled flounder and
requested a baked sweet potato, which I
JEFF HUNTLEY
Joseph D'Esposito and Eric Pintinics, natives of South River, opened The South RiBBer in September.
thoioughly enjoyed The fish was defi- across the stieet from any of the franchise minimum ordei Areas of delivery extend
nitely fresh and perfectly seasoned with restaurants to which weve all gotten into Sayreville and to the fairgrounds in
parsley and paprika The flounder, had- accustomed
East Brunswick The phone number is
dock and catfish are also available as
The South RiBBer, located at 56 Main (732) 238-RIBB (7422) and their Web
sandwiches The fish platters lange from St in South River, is open 11 a m to 9 address is www njcweb com/nbs/ The
$8 25 for the fried flounder oi catfish to p m seven days a week, with a lunch South RiBBer is also on the "Web with N J
$11 95 foi the broiled scallops The sand- menu available from 1 1 a m to 2 p m
Cyber Coupons Find the money-saving
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unmentioned sides include cheese fiies,
•warm cinnamon applet., baked beans,
macaroni salad, potato salad and corn on
the cob (when available)
The selection of pies caught my eye as
I tasted my companion's ihubarb pie
They also have strawbeiry, apple, blueberry and peach All pies are fresh and
naturally sweet The carrot cake that I
sampled was very good, and they also
have cheesecake
D'Esposito and Pintinics, who both
have enjoyed cooking since childhood
and who each have previous cooking
expenence, Pintrnics at area restauiants
- SVOGLIA APPETITO
and D Esposito in the U S Navy, are surMskmzme Rollaam
pnsed at how quickly word has spread
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about The South RiBBer The facts that all
of the food is served fresh and prepared
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have South River roots and are familiar
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with the clientele, and that the area was
Albtaocca V CmrofiHeta f lihpia
in need of a good rib joint all contribute
Scaloppim Man Monti ¥ Salmon V Ftktto Mmah
to the appeal and success of the establishment
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The front page of the menu states,
' Come on in and have a seat You're bet5500
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per person plus 6% tax & i 9% gratuity
jokingly say this because of their location
Our regular Ala Carte Menu will also he served except for Feb ] 4t/i
across from the police station, but the
saying would hold true if they weie
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Guide to Good Eating
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To start your meal, try a cup of SyroMediterranean food will be PaleMinian clam chowder, a wonderfully
delighted
with
Percalla spicy chowder similar to Manhattan-style,
Mediterranean Grill, 7 South St. in but extremely thick and loaded with vegFreehold The icstauiant is a culinary etables A lighter way to begin is with a
tour of 14 countnes — Turkey, Egypt, salad Kodar (Tunisia) consists of mixed
Morocco
Greece, Tunisia, Israel, baby greens., red onions, golden raisins,
Lebanon, Armenia, Spain, Percalla, pine nuts, dried dates, and a tabil vinaiFrance. Svna, Algeria and Italy
giette Also noteworthy is the antipasto,
From the outside, the restaurant generous enough for two to shaie, with
seems a bit small-scale. Once you step delectable ingredients such as marinated
inside, how ever, you realize the outward lamb, smoked ham, brie, Asiago, grapeappearance n> quite deceiving Only fant, mandarin orange, marinated olives,
Percalla's main dining room is visible and grilled vegetables over fresh greens
from the street entrance, but there are dressed with citrus vinaigrette
also intimate booths farther back, and
The entrees are remarkable, skillfully
rather large dining room at the rear of the prepared, and beautifully presented. The
establishment — all together allowing Hamam Muhammar — grilled, butterflied
seating for more than 100 guests
quail
lightly
brushed
with
Colorful onginal artwork (which can be Egyptian/Algerian marinade, served with
purchased) complements the lively toasted pita and saffron potatoes over a
decor. The atmosphere is festive. Owners bed of spiced spinach, is scrumptious, as
Sandra and Richard Callamaras (Richard is the Souvlakia (Greece) — marinated
is also die chef) think food is for more leg of lamb skewered and served over
than sustenance — it should be a cele- mixed greens tossed with red onions,
bration.
tomato, and orzo in a lemon and
"I love great food and the hustle and oregano dressing, served with a side of
JERRY WOLKOWITZ
bustle of cooking, serving, and enjoying tzadziki.
good conversation. That should be what
As expected, the paella (Spain) is an Richard Caliamaras, owner and chef of Percalla Mediterranean Grill in Freehold,
eating out is all about," says Richard, who excellent choice — saffron-infused rice shows two of the house specialties, paella and harisa steak.
with wife Sandra have at least half the cooked with clams, mussels, shrimp,
countries represented on the menu scallops, calaman, chorizo and chicken,
For something out of the ordinary Turkish, cappuccino, espresso, cafe latte,
somewhere in their collective bloodlines
tossed with pimentos, olives, and peas — (though most of the dishes served at cocoa, cocoa cappuccino, and cocoa latte
The menu is informative and clever, ole!
Percalla are just that) try something with are fabulous (all "cocoa" coffees are
a Moroccan-Tunisian influence such as made with imported Dutch cocoa).
the Tabil veal chop — a pan-seared and
Service is excellent at Percalla, and
oven-roasted 12-ounce chop seasoned Chef Richard frequently comes out to
Middle-Eastern style and served over chat with guests about, you guessed it,
baba ghannouj with a crown of toasted the dishes served, the origins of dishes,
bread. Extraordinary.
and what new and exciting cuisine he
The final leg of your Mediterranean is thinking of introducing and possibly
eating tour is dessert, with tempting adding to the already extensive list of
sweets such as rustic apple-berry bread countries represented on the menu.
pudding, baklava and biscotti (homeGood Food, Good Cocktail, Good Service Since 1967
If you are on a pilgrimage to find
made and truly scrumptious), tiramisu, authentic Mediterranean food, your
and oversized truffles in assorted flavors journey should begin and end at
such as Chambord, Frangelico, Godiva — Percalla.
delectably decadent.
Call Percalla Mediterranean Grill at
After-dinner coffees such as Amero- (732) 761-2333
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Take Restaurant
732-721-8808
1792 Route 35, South Amboy
Golden Seas
Chinese Restaurant
732-536-1088
Rt. 79 &; 520, Bear Brook Commons
Shopping Center, Marlboro
"A friendly Chinese restaurant is our motto".
Chinatown chefs preparing authentic
Cantonese cuisine in a family style restaurant.
Beautiful decor & delicious food make for a
wonderful dining experience. *Sushi menu
now available. Famous favorites: Sesame
Chicken, Honey Watnut Prawns, Cantonese
Seafood Chow Mein, Rice Casserole dishes &
Chinatown style Noodle Soups. Daily lunch
specials 11:30-3:30. Catering. Kids meals.
Major credit cards accepted. Open 7 days.
Greystones
at Van's Freehold Inn
260 South St. (Rt. 79) Freehold
732-431-1500
Come visit an old favorite for the first
time! Innovative Continental Cuisine in an
elegant setting. Dine and Dance Friday &
Saturday nights. Join us for an extravagant
Sunday Brunch Buffet from 10 am - 2 pm
each week. We're open for lunch weekdays, too. Twilight Dinner Menu daily from
3-5:30pm. Liquor license. Reservations
recommended. Closed Mondays. Private
party rooms available for groups of 15-600.
Percalla
Mediterranean Grill
732-761-2333
7 South Street, Freehold
New menu - 13 Mediterranean countries
represented. Many fast & creative Wraps,
Salads & Sandwiches offered daily for
lunch. An atmosphere in Mediterranean
Cuisine of Spanish, Greek, & Italian
specialties such as: Paella, Lamb Skewers,
Pistachio Encrusted Chicken. Variety of
appetizers & Tapas specials offered. Call us
for hours. Major credit cards accepted.
Aranka's
732-297-8060
3185 Route 27 • Franklin Park
Aranka's Hungarian-American
Restaurant. A family tradition for 2 generations, featuring our chef from Hungary!
Dinners: Tues.-Thurs. 5-9, Fri. & Sat. 5-10,
Sun. 1-8. Special Hungarian Goulash,
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Apple Struedel. Roast Goose upon request.
Let us make your Birthday, Anniversary, or
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weekends. Funeral luncheons available.
A Japanese & Chinese restaurant serving a
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732-617-0070
455 Rt. 9 South, (The Mart Center)
Marlboro
www.therussiandream.com
Looking for a unique night out? We
have it all - Russian ana European cuisine,
steak, seafood, live music and dancing.
Want to take some of that delicious food
home? Visit Arbat Deli, also in The Mart
Center. For more information call or visit
us on the WEB for special savings. We
accept V, MC, AMEX. Open Wed. to Sun.,
12 noon to 11pm.
Brunswick Grove
732-254-0495
327 Milltown Road
East Brunswick
The Brunswick Grove Landmark Tavern
& Caterer has been serving the area for over
65 years. Featuring Italian & Seafood
Dinners, Pizza, & Sandwiches or choose
from our terrific Seasonal Menu. Casual,
energetic tavern atmosphere. All dinners
under $14. Early Bird Mon. thru Thurs.,
5:00pm to 6:00pm. Open 7 days a week.
Lunch, dinner, & late night menus.
Free Ice Cream for the Kids. Take-Out.
Fritzy's
732-845-1500
2200 Rt. 9 South, Ideal Plaza
Howell
Voted best German Restaurant in
Monmouth & Ocean County. Oktoberfest is everyday at Fritzy's - Daily
Luncheon Specials. Entrees include
soup or salad & dessert, from 11-3:30
Tues. thru Sat. Dinner served from
4-9:30 »Tues.-Sat. Sun. 1-8 Dinner Only.
Tues./Wed./& Thurs. Buy 1 Dinner
Entree get 2nd at 1/2 price. 10% Senior
Citizen Discount. Closed Monday.
Francesco's
Restaurant & Pizza
732-495-8000 Fax: 732-495-8130
180 Hwy. 36 E., Hazlet/W. Keansburg
We're not just pizza, sure we have all the
standards, but our Chef Thomas Maino, a
CIA Graduate, offers a variety of specials.
Such as Veal Saltimbocca, Herb Crusted
Rack of Lamb and an array of Seafood
dishes. So come & enjoy our daily lunch &
dinner specials or our pizza in a casual dining room. We are offering VALENTINE'S
DAY DINNER FOR 2 SPECIALS. Coming
in April try our SUNDAY BRUNCH. We
will cater your Party. Hours: Sun.-Thurs.
11:00-10:00, Fri.-Sat. 11:00-11:00. "
Musso Restaurant
732-521-2255
306 Gatzmer Avenue
Jamesburg
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Come to Italy at Musso Restaurant.
Let our CIA Four Star Chef Rooerto
Margolin take you through a gastronomic tour of Italy! (La Vera Cucina
Italiana) Featuring Chicken Savoy, Veal
Saltimbocca, Shrimp & Lobster
Margarita, Flounder Almondine, Salmon
Francese, Steak Murphy. All entrees
include side pasta & salad. Lunch: Mon.Fri., ll:30-2:30pm. Dinner: 4:30-9:30pm,
Sat. 4:00-10:30pm, Sun. 4:00-9:00pm.
Forsgate Country
Club
732-521-0070
375 Forsgate Drive, Monroe Twp.
"2 for 1" Special in the Tartan Grille, Mon.Thurs. through February. Menu ranges
from savory Forsgate burgers to herb
encrusted Salmon. Friday evenings our
fabulous Prime Rib of Beef. Sun. evenings
our bottomless Pasta bowl! A la carte menu
available. Views of the 18th green. *Offer
not to be combined with another offer or
p r o m o t i o n . I n c l u d e s lunch & dinner
entrees. Excludes holidays/take-out. Please
present this listing to receive discount.
Our House Restaurant
& Banquet Facility
732-938-5159
420 Adelphia Road, Farmingdale
Built in 1747, "Our House Restaurant"
is a Pre-Revolution landmark. Come &
enjoy our delicious Mid-Week Specials:
Monday: Prime Rib, $10.95. Wednesday:
1 lb. Lobster^ $10.95. Thursday: 16 oz.
Boneless New York Strip Steak, $12.95.
Sunday Brunch served all year long.
Adults $14.95, Children $7.95.
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SENTINEL, FEBRUARY 8, 2001
Guide to Good Eating
A GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS SPECIAL SECTION £ _ j F
Zagat adds 45 key restaurants in N J . to 2000/2001 survey
T
he Zagat 2000/2001 i\eiv Jersey
Restaurants Survey has just been
published Nearly 3,"'SO participants ranked, rated and reviewed some
806 restaurants More than 45 additional dining spots ha\e been added to this
updated survey, with the editor noting
that if \ou're still trekking to New York
or Philadelphia for big-time chow
you're behind the times. New Jersey is
now home to a slew of elegant, celebratory restaurants a.s well as a profusion of top-notch ethnic eateries
Cause to celebrate
The survey describes a number of
established restaurants that fit the bill
for special occasion dining. Included
among these are Jeffrey's (No 1 Food
ranking) in Toms River, The Ryland Inn
(ranked No. 1 in Popularity) in
Whitehouse and Saddle River Inn (No.
2 ranking for both Food and Popularity)
in Saddle River. Andrea Clurfeld, the
food editor and restaurant critic for Lhe
Asbmy Park Press, who edited and
updated this survey, has discovered
some new stais on the dining horizon
— demonstrating there's plenty of luxurious dining between the banks of the
Hudson and Delaware rivers
Noteworthy newcomers
America — A Yankee Doodle
Dandy in Tenafly with a regularly
changing menu that features dishes like
sweet potato ravioli and se.same-roasted
Chilean sea bass. The domestic wine
list places a special emphasis on
Californian vintages.
Chefs Table — An intimate, country setting in Franklin Lakes with the
ambiance of Aix-enProvence. The
French bistro menu offers a myriad of
duck dishes and classics such as bouillabaisse on Fridays and cassoulet on
Saturdays.
Rat's
Don't be put off by the
name (a wink at a character in Kenneth
Grahame'fi Tlie Wind in the Willows);
"This New French just off the Grounds
for Sculpture Museum in Hamilton is
destined for national fame," writes
Clurfeld. "In addition to the tres haute
cuisine of chef Eric Martin (ex NYCs Le
Cirque), look for a 550-bottJe wine list,
a piano tounge and terrace dining
beside a lily pond."
Here's a look at some of New
Jersey's newest ethnic restaurants (all
BYO):
Bombay Bistro — Posh Indian cuisine "currying favor" with New
Brunswick locals who enjoy house specialties such as lobster baked in a tandoor with garlic and ginger.
East Saigon — Vietnamese classics
such as skewered chicken, spring rolls
and well-blended casseroles can be
eaten in or taken out of this low-key
Teaneck newcomer
La Terraza — Princeton chef-owner
Jose
Martin-Serrano's
Spanish
Savor Hie moment.
Superb Cuisine
Seasonal delicacies beautifully
presented and our extensive
wine selection ensure a truly
exceptional dining experience.
Warm, Attentive
Service
Award-winning cuisine is
complemented by superb
service.
Elegant Setting,
Extraordinary
Views
Splendid views and a bright,
airy ambiance during the day
transform into an intimate
candlelit setting at night.
STIRIINGS
Call 732-521-0070
for reservations.
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An RDC (inlj Group Fuuhh
Mediterranean menu blends his signature dishes including paella and
mariscada.
Ranoosh — Lebanese in Long
Branch? Converts to this newcomer
feast on kibbeh, basturma, charcoal-grilled fish and meat, capping the
evening off with flavored tobacco
smoked in a water pipe.
Seven Hills of Istanbul — Earthy
examples of grilled eggplant salad, sizzling skewered meats and some tasty
vegetarian options are drawing throngs
to this Turkish delight in Highland Park.
Tina Louise — The survey editor
recommends keeping this Asian ''yearling" in mind when you're headed to
the nearby Meadowlands.
Woo J e o n — Whether you're in the
mood for Japanese or Korean, this is
the place to go in Edison for Far
Eastern cuisine, including grill tables
and a sushi bar.
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Confessions of a chocoholic:
'Give me more, give me more!'
By Sally Siegrist
N
o one is happier than I when
February arrives. February
has become my favorite
month for one reason, and one reason alone — St. Valentine's Day.
It's not that I am an incurable
romantic. Far from it. It is just that
Valentine's Day allows "me to go public with my biggest vice
OK, I confess. I am a chocoholic.
Go ahead, tell me that everyone
loves chocolate, and it is not a vice.
You are correct if you're talking
about the run of the mill candy bar a
day, two pieces out of a Whitman's
Sampler kind of chocolate lover.
Even the brownie eater who can stop
after three sounds reasonable to me.
I, on the other hand, have gotten
out of a warm bed in the middle of a
snowy night to drive sLx miles to the
nearest 7-Eleven store because there
was no chocolate in the house.
Eating a pound of M&M peanuts
barely satisfies my craving. I can
remember, with longing, my introduction to Leonidas, a Belgian
chocolatier, seven years ago.
It was a dark chocolate bonbon
filled with real cream, delicately
scented with hazelnut and shaped
like a lily. The chocolate was impossibly smooth and nearly bitter. The
thick, rich, cream filling begged for
a spoon
I savored the taste for nearly a
minute before devouring another
five pieces. Need I say more? The
worst part of this confession is that I
am not looking for a cure. The only
12-step program I want involves a
game of "Candyland," and it had better be made of chocolate.
Valentine's Day gives me a chance
to indulge my vice in public. So
many people expect to overindulge
in chocolate for the day that I blend
in without notice. The Valentine's
Day gifts that please me most are
neither jewelry nor flowers nor sonnets. Champagne might be nice, but
only as an accompaniment to some
strawberries dipped in dark chocolate. And please, no fully red satin
heart-shaped boxes. Save the money
and use it to buy a bigger box of butter creams! As for the sentimental
cards, buy one if you must, but
please be sure it arrives on top of a
container of dark chocolate almond
bark.
In case my family and friends are
reluctant to supply my habit, I think
I will make myself a batch of my
favorite truffles. The recipe was
given to me by one of my dearest
friends and is laughably easy to
make. The only difficult thing about
it is trying not to eat all of the truffles
as quickly as they are made.
Kelly's Truffles
• 16 ounce bag of semi-sweet
chocolate chips
• 1 can ready to spread chocolate
fudge icing
• 1/4 cup Kahlua
• cocoa, chopped nuts oi
coconut for rolling
Place chocolate chips in a
microwave safe bowl. Melt in
microwave on 50 percent power for
two minutes. Stir and continue to
microwave on 50 percent power
until chips are melted. Stir in can of
icing and Kahlua Refrigerate for 20
minutes or until cool enough to handle. Roll mixture into one-inch balls,
and roll each ball in cocoa or other
topping. Allow truffles to firm on
waxed paper. Store in refrigerator
Truffles will keep for three weeks.
Yield: 30 truffles
Sally Siegrist is the owner of Your
Galloping Gourmet personal chef
service in Pernneville. You can reach
her atyrgalgoumet@aol.com or (732)
786-0731.
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East Brunswick mayor reports much progress
Township address
focuses on open space,
public safety, recreation
as the Coffee House Series, Wonderful
Wednesdays, and trips to New York City
shows, Neary said.
"The recreation department is also to
thank for the Fourth of July fireworks
extravaganza, last year's Millennium Party,
BY NICOLE C. VACCARO
oui Memorial and Veterans Day obserStaff Writer
vances and much more," the mayor added.
Last year, the department serviced more
EAST BRUNSWICK — Approximately $13 million worth of land was pre- than 38,000 people in a wide variety of
served, 412 arrests (the highest in the state) programs
for drunken driving were made and 192
"We must continue to provide these
homeowners received compensation for popular programs and keep the fees affordsidewalk and curb repairs last year
able," Neary said.
"The $632,000 generated tor fee-based
And that isn't all.
During Monday night's Township activities continues to keep our programs
Council meeting, Mayor Bill Neary deliv- self-funded, and minimizes tax dollars," he
ered his fifth annual State of the Township said.
address — which he began by highlighting
Technology has also come a long way
some of last year's accomplishments.
over the past year, according to Neary.
He stressed the Township Council's
Achievements both large and small
were noted, as Neary spoke of the 13,876 staunch commitment to providing technosummonses issued by the East Brunswick logical equipment that would effectively
Police Department to aggressive drivers, service residents.
the transition of Channel 8 to EBTV
"In four short years," he said, "every
Channel 3 — resulting in the live broadcast department throughout the township has
of council meetings — and die 5 miles of
municipal roads that underwent reconstruction, as well as the $250,000 grant for
construction of a bikeway along the Ryder
Lane corridor.
"Despite all of the continuing projects,
the Planning and Engineering Department
has plans for an even more aggressive
agenda in 2001," Neary said.
Two hundred and forty-one trees were
planted in East Brunswick this year as part
of the township's first-ever Shade Tree
Master Plan.
"For the first time in many years we are
adding more trees than we are losing,"
Neary said.
On the scholastic front, Irwin School
was added as an additional site for the
Township's School Aged Child Care program.
In addition, financial assistance was
given to three more PTAs to use for
improving the neighborhood's school playgrounds.
The Public Works Department successfully distributed over 55,000 free leaf bags
to residents wishing to participate in the
voluntary leaf bagging program, started by
the Neary administration in 1999.
CUTS • FOILS
The township's programs for seniors
WAXING • COLORING
experienced an increase in intergeneraMAKEUP • MAKEOVERS
tional activities, the hiring of a new direcMANICURES • PEDICURES
tor for the Department of Aging and other
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"The senior center is another shining
y matrixstar in our municipal services," Neary said.
"No wonder attendance [at the center] has
increased from 31,700 to 33,555 in 2000."
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been equipped with new computers."
He also made mention of the township's newly developed, comprehensive
Web site, which attracts approximately 266
hits per day.
"In the near future, residents will be
able to directly interact with many of our
departments," Neary said.
"In fact, many of them are already taking advantage of our e-mail system to communicate with us, at their convenience, on
a whole host of topics," the mayor added.
The mayor finished his speech by
acknowledging predictions of a national
slowing of the economy in 2001, which
could possibly have a ripple effect that
would hit close to home.
"So as we begin the task of setting our
goals and objectives foi this year, including
budget preparations, this climate of change
will be on all of our minds," Neary said.
'This will no doubt present many challenges for us to overcome as we stnve to
achieve our stable municipal tax rate, allocate resources to continue to improve our
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The challenges, he said, will most likely include increasing school enrollment,
municipal parks and ball fields filled to
capacity, the award-winning library
stretching the demands of an educated
population and extensive use of East
Brunswick's public buildings by township
and community groups.
"We [on the East Brunswick governing
body] cannot sit back, cannot get complacent," Neary said. "We must use our past
accomplishments as the standard foi our
future."
"We must work together to meet the
needs that have yet to be met and focus on
our needs for the future, if we are to preserve our quality of life and ensure that
East Brunswick continues to be the best it
can be," he said.
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Le Nozzi di Figaro
by Mozart
presented by Opera at
Rutgers, the professional
opera training program at
Mason Cross School of the Arts
Feb 9 at 8 p m.
Feb 11 at 2 p.m
Nicholas Music Center
Douglass College
Nichol Ave , New Brunswick
tickets $1O-$2O
(732)932-7511
Venecia
U.S premiere
comic fable by Jorge Accame
directed & adapted
by Arthur Laurents
Feb. 10-March 11
George Street Playhouse
Livingston Ave., New Brunswick
tickets' $24-$40
(732) 246-7717
An Ideal Husband
"Camino Real' will be performed at the New Theatre, Douglass College,
Wednesday-Sunday through Feb 18.
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The Brentano String
Quartet
works of Haydn, Mozart,
Stravinsky
Feb. 9 at 8 p.m.
Richardson Auditorium
Princeton University
free admission
(609)258-5000 •
The Dizzy GiJiespie Alumni
All-Stars:
Jon Faddis,
Paquito D'RiveraJ
Slide Hampton,
Cyrus Chestnut,
John Lee,
Dennis Mackrel
Feb. 9 at 8 p.m.
State Theatre
Livingston Aye.
New Brunswick
tickets: $20-$38
(732) 246-7469
Louis Armstrong
Centennial Celebration:
Nicholas Payton & His
Band, Ellis Marsalis Trio,
Kermit Rufftns
Feb. 10 at 8 p.m.
Victoria Theater
NJ. Performing Arts Center
One Center S t , Newark
tickets $i2-$48
(888) CO NJPAC
Randy Weston African
Rhythms Quintet
Princeton
University Jazz
Concerts
Feb. 10 at 8 p.m.
Richardson
Auditorium
Princeton
University
tickets' $17-$26,
$2, students
(609) 258-5000
Keltia
folk music from the British
isles
Feb. 10 at 8:30 p.m
Mine Street Coffee House
Bayard & Church streets
New Brunswick
doors open at 7:30 p.m.
admission: $5
parking available
(732) 247-6568
A Concert in Anticipation
of the 77th Year of
Claudio Spies
complete performances of
two of the composer's works
Feb. 11 at 3 p m.
Taplin Auditorium
Princeton University
free admission; reservations
required
(609) 258-4241
The Composers Ensemble
at Princeton
works of Professor Perry Cook
& graduate students
Feb. 13 at 8 p m
Taplin Auditorium
Princeton University
free admission
(609) 258-4241
I'm Not Rappaport
a comedy by Herb Gardner
tale of two octogenarians
fighting off attempts to put
them out t o pasture
through Feb. 18
Fri. & Sat. at 8 p.m.
Wed. & Sun. at 2 p.m.
The Forum Theatre Company
314 Main St , Metuchen
tickets: $28-$32
(732> 548-0582
camino Real
tickets: $25-$35
by Tennessee Williams
presented by the Rutgers
Theater Company
through Feb. 18
Wed.-Sat at 8 p m.
Sundays at 2 p m.
New Theater
Douglass College
George St, New Brunswick
tickets $17, $19; $9, students
(732) 246-7469 .
(732) 932-7511
Carmen
with the London City Opera
Feb. 14 at 8 p.m.
State Theatre
Livingston Ave, New Brunswick
by Oscar Wilde
starring Stephanie Beacham,
Fiona Hutchison
Feb. 14-March 18
Paper Mill Playhouse
Miilburn
tickets: $43-$60
(973) 376-4343
A Chorus Line
presented by the Peddie
School Drama Department &
Music Department
Feb. 15-17 at 8 p.m.
William Mount-Burke Theatre
Peddie School
Hightstown
tickets. $10
(609) 490-7550
B r o a d w a y in Love
revue featuring love songs
from Broadway musicals
Feb. 15 at 8 p.m.
State Theatre
Livingston Ave., New Brunswick
tickets: $25-$45
(732) 246-7469
FOR KID
The Sword in the stone
children's musical based on
the classic Arthurian legend
presented by A Kid's Forum
Saturdays through Feb. 17
at 11 a.m.
The Forum Theatre Company
314 Main St.
Metuchen
tickets: $9
(732) 548-0582
Gizmo Guys
juggling, comedy
Feb. 11 a t 1 & 3:30 p.m.
Raritan Valley Community
College
North Branch section of
Branchburg
tickets: $9
(908) 725-3420
N e w Jersey Youth
Symphony
Paul Hostetter, guest conductor
Feb. 11 a t 7 ' 3 0 p m
Victoria Theater
NJ Performing Arts Center
One Center St
Newark
tickets. $10, $15
(888) CO NJPAC
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displays from local & national
professionals on home
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construction, and energy
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Feb. 9-11
Freehold Raceway Mall
Freehold Township
Sandy Hook Bird Walk
Monmouth County Audubon
Society
Feb. 10 at 9 a.m
parking lot of Spermaceti
Cove Visitors Center
dress for cold and windy
conditions
free event
(732) USA-BIRD
www.monmouthaudubon.org
Ethnic Meal
in celebration of Black History
Month
fried catfish, baked chicken,
ribs, collard greens,
black-eyed peas, corn bread,
sweet potato pie
music by DJ Weakspot
Feb. 15,11:30 a.m-1'30 p.m.
Lane Hall
Fort Monmouth
tickets. $10
(732) 532-8988
Dayton Contemporary
Dance Company
Feb. 10 at 7 p m .
Victoria Theater
NJ. Performing Arts Center
One Center St., Newark
tickets: $18, adults; $9, under
age 14
(888) CO NJPAC
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Guy Ciarcia: Recent Works
multi-dimensional paintings
through Feb 16
Mon -Fri., 9 a.m. to 3 p.m
Mariboe Gallery
Richard L Swig Arts Center
The Peddje School
South Main St., Hightstown
(609) 490-7550
Herend: Hungarian
Porcelain at Its Finest
through Feb 25
Tuesdays-Saturdays, 11
a.m to 4 p.m.
Sundays, 1-4 p.m.
Museum of the
American Hungarian
Foundation
300 Somerset St.
New Brunswick
suggested donation. $5
(732) 846-5777
Photographs
by Richard Brandsetter
Tinton Falls resident
through March 1
Mon.-Sat, noon to 4:30 p m
Guild of Creative Art
620 Broad St, Shrewsbury
(732)741-1441
Mary H. Dana Women
Artists Series: 'Color &
Movement Paintings' —
Judith Godwin
abstract paintings
through March 2
Mabel Smith Douglass Library
Douglass College
Chapel Drive, off George St.
New Brunswick
(732) 932-9407, ext. 26
Opening Up: A HalfCentury of Artistic
Dialogue Between Japan &
the west
ongoing
Michael Mazur: A Print
Retrospective
through Feb. 16
Monotypes in
Contemporary American
Printmaking From the
Rutgers Archives for
Printmaking studios
through Feb 18
A world of Stage: Designs
for Theater, opera &
Dance From the Riabov
Collection
through March 31
Switch on the Night: The
Amazing Art of Leo &
Diane Dillon
through April 1
The Sum Is Greater Than
the Parts: Collage &
Assemblage From the
Dodge collection
through April 1
Tues.-Fn., 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m
Sat. & Sun , noon to 5 p.m
Jane Voorhees Zimmerli Art
Museum
Rutgers University
George & Hamilton streets
New Brunswick
(732) 932-7237
Lyrical Abstraction —
Works by steph Lanyon &
Ray Skibinski
through Feb. 18
Mon.-Fri, 11 a m t o 4 p.m.
Sundays, 2-4 p m.
Barron Arts Center
582 Rahway Ave., Woodbridge
free-will donations accepted
(732)634-0413
The Brentano String Quartet will
perform at Richardson Auditorium
on Feb 9
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performed this weekend, with Alchemist Theater Company adviser Joel Chesler.
Friends ofS.B. Library book sale Feb. 17-18
The Friends of the South Brunswick
Library will hold a "Love Them and Read
Them" book sale on Feb. 17 from 10 a.m,
t o 4 p.m.; and Feb. 18 from 1-4 p.m. The
sale will be at the library on Kingston Lane
i n the Monmouth Junction section of
South Brunswick.
The Friends need volunteers for the
book sale to work Feb. 16 from 6-9 p.m.
Volunteers will be entitled to an early
pick of books (must be a member of the
Library Friends), with a 25-book maximum. Bake sale volunteers are also needed
for the event on the same days as the book
sale. For information on volunteering, call
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Lodge to hold pancake
breakfast on Saturday
Keen to present 'Of Mice
and SVlen' Feb. 16-25
Union Lodge No 19 ot the Free and
Accepted Masons. North Brunswick, will
hold a pancake breakfast Feb 10 from 9 a m
to 1 p m Price is $5 for adults and S3 50 for
children age 12 and younger
The masons will also hold a blood drive
on March 17 from 10 am to 2 pm Both
events will be at the Fieemasons Hall on
Cedar Avenue and Chestnut Street, North
Brunswick Call (732)435 0019
The Kean University Theatre Series will
conclude with John Steinbeck's Of Mice
and Men on Feb 16, 17 21-24 at 8 p m ,
and Feb 18 and 25 at 2 p m at Wilkins
Theatie, 1000 Morns Ave , Union
The play is set in the Great Depression
and depicts drifting farmhands determined
to buy their own ranch
To purchase tickets, call the box office
at (908) 527-2337
USS Avenger meeting
slated for Feb. 11
Skating club to host
Challenge 2001 Feb. 19
The USS Avenger science fiction group
will hold its first meeting ot the year on Feb
11 at 3 p m at Barnes and Noble bookstore,
856 Route 1 south. North Brunswick The
meeting will be preceded by lunch at TGI
Fndaj's at 1 p m
The meeting will feature a discussion
by Vice President Chris Underwood on the
television shows Earth Final Conflict and
Andromeda For more information or
directions, call (732) 448-7914
The Skating Club of Bndgewater will
host the Presidents Day Challenge 2001
on Feb 19 trom 8 30 a m to 7 30 p m. at
the Bndgewater Sports Arena, Frontier
Road, Bndgewater.
The competition is a United States Figure Skating Association-sanctioned event
and will include freestyle and ice dancing
For more information, call Jo Anne
Farley at (908) 534-2341
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Patrick Falcetano, 45, of North
Brunswick was arrested and charged with
driving while intoxicated following a motor
vehicle on Old Georges Road at 1:07 a.m.
on Jan. 28. Falcetano was later released to
his wife.
Eunice Gaskin, 34, of North Brunswick
was arrested and charged with shoplifting
and contempt of court at the Wal-Mart on
Route 1 at 11 p.m. on Feb. 1. Gaskin
allegedly stole merchandise totaling to
$482. Gaskin was released on $ 1,500 bail.
Antonio L. Colbert, 2 1 , of New
Brunswick was arrested for allegedly
receiving stolen property and driving with a
suspended license on Livingston Avenue
at 3:24 a.m. on Feb. 2. Colbert was
stopped and was found to be driving a
1991 black Mitsubishi that police say was
reported stolen. Police said that Colbert
was also found to be driving with a suspended driver's license. Colbert was
released on $2,500 bail.
Randi Dunham, 20, of North Brunswick
was arrested and charged with possession
of a controlled dangerous substance that
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motor vehicle stop on Livingston Ave. at
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SOUTH BRUNSWICK — A resident
of Edison was charged with possession of
drug paraphernalia after police investigated the report of a naked man running
through a local motel.
Curtis L. Gaines Jr., 38, of Edison was
charged at the.LaMirage motel on Route 1
at 1:07 p.m. on Feb. 3.
Police were called to the motel to
investigate the report of a naked man running in the motel's hallway, according to
police reports. Upon their arrival, Gaines
told police that he and Ms wife, Jaudon,
were staying in room 310 of the establishment for a "short stay" of four hours.
While they were in the room, Gaines
said that he saw a black male about 6 foot
tall wearing a blue shirt and pants, and a
light brown jacket holding a silver automatic handgun, according to the report.
Gaines told police that the man then
robbed his wallet of $170 and fled the
room.
According to the report, Gaines then
gave chase to the man, holding his pants in
front of him.
He lost the intruder, but approached
two maids in the hallway of the motel.
The maids called police.
_ While investigating the incident, police
said they discovered the drug paraphernalia in Gaines' room.
He was released on his own recognizance, but the intruder was not found,
according to police.
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Following a motor vehicle accident
on Riva Ave. at 5:35 p.m. on Feb. 3, police
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Buono hopes to reduce
Internet crimes involving
schoolchildren
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ssemblywoman Barbara Buono
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lower the number of Internetrelated crimes involving schoolchildren.
The legislation was first heard before
the Senate Education Committee on Jan.
22, where it was passed by a vote of 5-0.
Buono said the purpose of bill A-592
is to prevent school districts from posting
personally identifiable information about
students, such as names, photos, addresses and phone numbers on their Web sites.
"Sadly, the Internet is abused by some
individuals looking to prey on innocent
young people," said Buono. "And so
steps must be taken to assure that our
schools do not inadvertently aid and abet
these individuals who would harm our
children."
Buono's legislation was conceived in
1999, after a newspaper in Dover (Morris
County) reported one school's misuse of
student information.
Allegedly, the school had been posting students' names, pictures and locations of class trips on its Web site, which
ultimately led to parents filing suit
against the Dover school for endangering
their children's safety by "illegally posting this personal information."
"Schools should not be creating virtual playgrounds for these pedophiles and
other criminals to access and abuse,"
Buono added.
In a report released last week by the
National Center for Missing and
Exploited Children, about one in five
youths between the ages of 10 and 17
received a sexual solicitation while surfing the Internet last year.
The report also stated that one in 33
children received an aggressive solicitation where the child was asked to meet
the person, call, or send mail, money or
gifts.
"Parents today have enough fears to
deal with when they leave their children
at the school house doors," said Buono.
"The state should not be feeding into
these fears by creating another potential
danger in our public schools."
Buono, who has four children, also
blames the nationwide school violence
trend for causing parents worry as they
send their children off to school each
day.
"I was astonished to learn that, in this
time of heightened awareness, a school
[Dover] could act so irresponsibly," she
said.
"The school was certainly not acting
in a malicious fashion; nonetheless, its
actions put kids at risk."
Buono concluded, "This bill will
ensure that school Web sites remain a
learning tool for students and not for
pedophiles."
The bill now heads to the Senate
president, who may post it for a floor
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camp will continue from Aug. 20-24.
Group activities are from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.,
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Individuals registering before March
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until March 30. Tuition assistance is available to South Brunswick residents who
qualify and apply by April 30. Interested
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BASE camp runs from June 25-Aug.
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grades enrolled in Session 3 will attend
"Summer Fun" at no additional charge.
Children in .grades 5-8 are offered two
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June 25-Aug. 17 and is designed to meet
the interests of the campers. Special activities are also planned for seventh- and
eighth-graders. "STAR Camp Science and
Technology Researchers" runs in three
sessions from July 9-Aug. 17. It offers science activities in the mornings, and children may join Adventure Campers in the
afternoon.
Travel camp is open to students entering grades 1-8 and runs from Aug. 20-24.
All campers arrive at Indian Fields School.
For more information, or to register,
call South Brunswick Community Education at 297-7800, ext. 3160.
SENTINEL, FEBRUARY 8, 2001
3 1
Sports
Vikings finish surprising fourth at GMG tournament
i South Plainfield outscores
| Old Bridge by 8.5 points
« for fourth straight title
' ^BY DOUC^ McKENZlE
Jf 5foff Writer
G
oing into Saturday's Greatei
Middlesex Conference Wrestling
Tournament, it was expected that
\ the Red Division's top three teams would
t be vying for the team title by the end of the
£ day.
I
A fourth Red Division team surprised
i everyone by getting into the mix, before
| leaving the tournament with an impressive
*. Surd-place finish.
\
As for the championship, it was a famil* iar squad standing above the rest by day's
I end as the South Plainfield Tigers won
, their fourth consecutive GMCT title,
F although this one was tougher to get than
'f past titles.
I
The Tigers were the pre-tournament
favorite; however, it was generally believed
that the slightest slip-up at a couple of
weights could allow either Old Bridge or
South Brunswick (who upset South
"Plainfield earlier this year) to squeak out
- the team title. Added to that, the Tigers
were somewhat short-handed, with two
wrestlers dropping out with injuries, leaving only 13 wrestlers entering the tournament. Both Old Bridge and South
Brunswick had to like their chances.
The Tigers proved once again why they
are the class of the field, pulling off a 218209.5 advantage over the Knights in the
final team standings.
In third place was a surprising Perth
Amboy team (147.5) which posted its highest finish ever, topping South Brunswick,
Who finished fourth with 136 points.
•,
In the finals, held Saturday at
Piscataway, Old Bridge got off to a good
start at 103 pounds when senior Justin
Smigeisky, the top seed coming in, major
decisioned
Perth Amboy's
Mike
Rodriguez. Smigeisky was dominant in the
final, posting a takedown and two near fall
points in the first period of action. Later in
the match, Smigeisky added a reversal and
four more takedowns to seal the win.
But South Plainfield came storming
back at 112, where Rich Gebauer got by
Old Bridge's Ian Gorham with a 4-3 decision in a very close match Gebauer scored
first with a takedown, and added an escape
in the second before Gorham scored a takedown of his own. Gebauer's subsequent
escape gave him the narrow victory and put
the Tigers back on track.
At 119, the Tigers got another win, this
one in the form of a major decision (9-0)
from returning state champ Matt Anderson,
who controlled his match with
Woodbridge's Marcello Medini. Anderson
was in control from the start, as he won his
third GMC title in three years.
At 125, Old Bridge got some muchneeded points as Vinny Iodaci beat South
Plainfield's Roberto Ramos, 8-5, to take
the title. Iodaci took the early lead in this
bout with a takedown, but found himself
behind after Ramos came back with two of
his own in the second period. Trailing 5-4,
Iodaci took him down and threw him in a
ciadle for two back points with 20 seconds
left to pull off the win.
Old Bridge's Rob Cook was unable to
keep the Knights' momentum rolling, however, as he lost the 130-pound final to top
seed Ed Gutmk from J.F. Kennedy via a
technical fall (17-2). But Cook wrestled
well to get to the final, where he found
Gutnik anxiously awaiting his third straight
JEFF HUNTLEY
*jast Brunswick's Keith Retchags wrestles South Plainfield's Roberto Ramos during
*he Greater Middlesex Conference's Wrestling Tournament at Piscataway on Saturday.
JEFF HUNTLEY
Old Bridge's Justin Smigeisky tries to control South Brunswick's Paul Syrincoski
during a semifinal bout at the Greater Middiesex Conference Wrestling Tournament
at Piscataway High School on Saturday.
GMC title.
The 130-pound final gave South
Brunswick its only GMC champ as Kyle
Nasdeo major-decisioned Woodbridge's
Jason Bone 15-2. This match-up between
region champs was one of the more anticipated matches of the day, but quickly
turned into a mismatch as Nasdeo pulled
off five takedowns while allowing only two
escapes by Bone.
At 140, J.P. Stevens' Gene Zannetti
made up for a previous double-overtime
loss to South Plainfield's Scott Doerr by
beating Doerr 3-2 in Saturday's final. A late
escape was the difference in this one.
South Plainfield got another win at 145
when Glenn Gross topped Metuchen's Matt
Hale, 12-11, after a questionable stalling
call with 21 seconds left, putting a halt to
Hole's furious comeback, which started
when he was down 9-4.
Old Bridge got another win at 152 when
Kevin Quinlan topped Piscataway's Derek
Tranchian, 13-6, after using a cradle for
two near fall points to secure the match in
the third. It was Quinlan's second GMC
title in three years.
The 160-pound match-up was easily the
most anticipated bout of the day, with
Bishop Ahr's Anthony Cavico (17-0 coming in) squaring off against Spotswood's
Jason Mar (12-2) in a battle between two
former GMC Champs. This match came
down to the last five seconds, when Cavico
dropped Mar to his back to break a 1-1 tie.
It was a disappointing loss for Mar, but it
certainly lived up to its expectations.
Woodbridge got a win at 160, when
Rudy Medini beat Jared Terrell of Perth
Amboy 6-3.
That set up the 189-pound final, which
turned out to be the turning point in the
team
championship battle.
South
Plainfield's John Foscola had beaten Old
Bridge's Sal Iodaci earlier in the year in a
bout which turned out to be the clincher in
the Tigers' regular season win over Old
Bridge. And on Saturday he was asked to
do it again. He did not disappoint.
Foscola was in control from the beginning as he beat Iodaci 16-7 to sew up the
team title for the Tigers.
At 215, J.P Stevens' Tim Karmazsin
outlasted East Brunswick's Adam
Fleischhauer 6-3, while Piscataway's Brian
Bishop won the heavyweight title, topping
Colonia's Wilmot Harris 1-3 in the final.
But in the end, it was the South
Plainfield Tigers who were celebrating,
overcoming the loss of two of their starters
to win another conference championship.
For Old Bridge, that meant a close secondplace finish, despite wrestling well
throughout the tournament.
For South Brunswick, the result had to
be somewhat disappointing, considering it
showed earlier this year that it could not
only hang with the top-ranked Tigers, but
could beat them.
With the district and region tournaments
around the corner, Old Bridge and South
Brunswick will have plenty of chances to
make some noise before season's end.
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S.B. girls indoor track team sticking together
BY GEORGE ALBANO
up Old Bridge with 48.
"There were six running events and we
entered five of them and won all five,"
South Brunswick Coach Brian Jost said.
"That was a really nice accomplishment
for the girls. We also came in third in the
high jump and fourth in the shot put so we
scored another 10 points there "
While running relays involves four runners on a team, field events have only two
athletes per team and combine their distances or heights.
The amazing thing about South
Brunswick's performance, however, was
that only eight girls were needed to produce the five relay wins.
Sophomores Natayla Johnson, Lauren
Staff Writer
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in the entire Greater Middlesex
Conference.
They certainly went a long way toward
proving that at the GMC Relay
Championships last month. The Vikings
captured the team championship with 60
points to comfortably outdistance runner-
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Broadnex and Tanya Earl joined junior
Engedaye Polk on the winning 4x200 relay
team, while Johnson, Polk and Earl teamed
up with senior Knstyn McGrath to capture
the 4x400.
Johnson, Broadnex and Earl were also
on the sprint medley relay team with senior Anne O'Rane, which set a meet record
with a time ol 4:28.7
Meanwhile, juniors Jen Gaze and Sejal
Patel combined with O'Rane and McGrath
to win the 4x800 relay in 10:14.1. Gaze,
McGrath and O'Rane also hooked up with
Polk to garner the distance relay in 13:33.3.
Kim Yee and Dayna O'Connor teamed
up in the shot put, while O'Connor and
Broadnex combined in the high jump,
meaning 10 girls did all of the Vikings'
scoring.
"They're just a good group of girls who
work hard and perform well," Jost said.
"You can't ask for anything more than
that"
But he did get more just two days later
at the New Balance Games in New York,
where two of South Brunswick's relay
teams set new school records. The 4 x200
team of Johnson, Polk, Broadnex and Earl
ran a 1:49.4, while the quartet of Johnson,
Polk, Earl and O'Rane established a new
SBHS mark in the 4x400 with a 4:08.4.
The Vikings' success isn't restricted to
just running events, however. Laura
Chmielewski, the only other senior on the
team besides McGrath and O'Rane, has set
two meet records in the pole vault. One
came at the New Balance Games where she
cleared 11 feet Then earlier in the season,
Chmielewski recorded the third-best high
school height in the country with 11 feet,
nine inches at the Loughlin Games in New
York.
And although the Vikings are young
(only three seniors among the 22 on the
team) the girls indoor track program has
plenty of tradition to point to.
"We've had some success in the past
and they try to match that," Jost, who has
been coaching since 1973, said. "We've
won the conference title a few times and
one girl was a national champion in the
shot put two years ago. These girls see that
and try to emulate it."
Not to be outdone, the South Brunswick
boys indoor track team has also had some
success this season.
"They didn't win the championship at
the GMC Relays, but we performed well,"
Jost said. "We placed in the sprint and distance relays, and in the 4 x800 and 4x200
so we scored some points "
In addition, junior Dan McDonald,
who's "been steadily improving in the
1,600," according to Jost, ran a 4:39 in the
state meet. At the same meet, juniors Matt
Randal and Tom Poorten posted personal
bests in the 800 (2:03) and 3,200 (10:59),
respectively, while senior Bryan Kelly
equaled his personal best in the 3,200
(10:31).
"The distance team is probably our
strongest area," Jost said. "Our sprinters,
hurdlers and throwers are on the young
side. Guys take a little longer to develop."
But with only four seniors on a roster of
35, and 19 of 22 girls returning, it appears
the Vikings will be "sticking together" for
quite a while longer
South Brunswick Baseball Association
registration forms for the 2001 spring baseball program have been mailed to the association's 2000 baseball participants. Forms for
kindergarten students have been distributed
through the schools. Forms also may be
picked up at the Recreation Center at
Woodlot Park, Municipal Center, South
Brunswick Library, or at Grand Slam.
Completed registration forms must be postmarked by Jan. 31. Questions regarding registration may be faxed to (732) 297-5918 or
e-mail SBAAINFO@AOL.COM. You will
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5500, ext. 2251.
The New Jersey Interscholastic
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North Brunswick's 12-year-old AllStar team is looking for a few players who
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required. Enrollment is limited. Call Rick
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Gloria Zastko celebrates 30 successful years in real estate
« Real Estate • Business « Auto • Classified »
Gloria Zastko, president and founder of
fjoria Zastko, Realtors, North Bmnswick,
. celebrating 30 successful years in New
stsey real estate.
For 20 years before starting her own
pinpany, Zastko was a nationwide leader
i residential sales and listings, qualifying
jt virtually every sales award, and the
•cipient of the New Jersey Association of
.ealtors' Gold Club Award (the highest
sal estate award given in New Jersey).
was repeatedly featured in
tastko
^Vomen in Relocation and Real Estate", a
rjique collection of profiles of outstandig leaders in the iclocation industry.
In March 1991, Zastko opened her firm
•ith her son, Andrew Zastko. Today,
rloria Zastko, Realtors celebrates its 10th
imversary and is acclaimed as one of the
sading independent Realtors in New
itsey. The staff consists of full-time, seajned professionals and an outstanding
iministrative staff. A strong relationship
ith major employers and an affiliation
ith RELO, the Premier Real Estate
etwork, establish the firm's dominant
>sition in relocation. Gloria Zastko,
ealtors is a family-owned business with
itional connections.
The firm was voted best in Central
arsey in a Home News Tribune survey for
ree consecutive years. Consistently 80
trcent of the staff achieves the pres*ious NJAR Million Dollar Club Awards
id Andrew Zastko has been the recipient
the Gold Award for nine consecutive
;ars, as well as having achieved the
'iddlesex County Presidents' Award for
ne consecutive years, ranking him the
o. 1 agent in the county for the greatest
umber of listings taken and sold.
Ginger Boyle serves as the relocation
•ordinator of the firm and has repeatedly
on awards for marketing and referrals. In
'99, because of her efforts, the firm was
the recipient of the coveted Crown of
Excellence from RELO. The firm's relocation business is paramount to its success.
Realizing the need for real estate
Internet, and on-line services, the firm
recently expanded and has just opened its
new technology conference center; the
operation is headed by Dwight Hathaway
who also serves as assistant manager. The
Web address is www.zastko com. Zastko
stresses that although the firm is definitely
high tech, it remains high touch.
Embracing more than 200 years of
combined real estate experience, the firm's
motto is "Our People Make the
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Dilference," and making this difference is
Sonya Panson, a chaiter member and 25year veleian in the industry, Robert
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Brokowsky, Michael Brown, George
Chow, Gayle Ciallella, Marilyn Dixon,
Richard Marchesi, Roy Mimen, Kevin
Shamy, Irene Solomon, Kathy Snell, Joyce
Ann Staples, Howaid Yospin, Sophia
Brydbord, Lucy Mollica and Joy Kaplan, a
consistent multi-million dollar producer, as
well as Charlie Frankel, a 20-year veteran
who has just joined the firm Zastko pndes
herself in the fact that her entire staff
shares the same philosophy — to offer the
most highly respected teal estate service
found
Zastko feels that despite today's merging, consolidating and franchising real
estate market, her firm remains a stiong
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Open seven days a week, Gloria
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THE MARKETPLACE
» Real Estate • Business « Auto • Classified •
ERA Home Connections takes
the hassle out of moving
The ERA Brokers of New Jersey announced that ERA Home Connections, a
new program to assist homebuyers, sellers
and renters with their moving-related services, is now available to New Jersey consumers.
ERA Home Connections is a unique program to make buying, selling and moving
easier for consumers. The ERA Home
Connections sendee takes care of the disconnection, transfer and connection of all
utilities (e.g., gas, electric, heating oil. water
and sewer, telephone, garbage collection,
cable service, Internet, cellular, pager, etc.)
and handles change of address services such
as newspaper subscriptions, vehicle registration, driver's license, voter registration and
postal services for homebuyers, sellers and
renters. These services are provided free of
charge.
According to a National Association of
Realtors survey, homebuyers want to work
with a real estate company that can handle
all of their home-buying-related needs. With
the countless telephone calls necessary to
disconnect and then reconnect utilities, moving can begin to feel like a full-time job. If
the closing date changes, as often happens,
all of the utilities must be contacted again.
The introduction of ERA Home
Connections gives ERA real estate professionals a unique opportunity to offer thenclients helpful additional services, at no
charge, which take the hassle out of moving.
Walda Sorge of ERA Princeton Corridor
Lenders
Phone #
Aapex Mortgage Corp.
800-344-2739
Brunswick Bank & Trust
732-247-5800
Columbia Savings Bank
800-962-4989
Corinthian Capital Group
732-521-5253
Crystal Mortgage
800-378-5010
East Coast Mtg. & Fin.Servscc
&00-353-944O
First Bank of Central Jersey
732-951-3911
1st Constitution Bank
888-519-7677
Freehold Savings & Loan
732-462-6700
Investors Savings Bank
800-252-8119
Kerttwoar] Piratical Servkes
800-353-6896
, Lighthouse Mortgage
800-784-1331
Loan Search
800-591-3279
Madison Federal Financial
856-439-0700
Magyar Savings Bank
888-990-BANK
National Future Mortgage
800-291-7900
Shrewsbury State Bank
Realty is both an ERA real estate associate,
and a recent user of ERA Home
Connections. According to Sorge, "I cannot
say enough about this new service. I made
just one telephone call, and ERA Home
Connections took care of transferring all of
my utilities." She was so pleased with the
results that she recommended it to her client,
Aida Sow, who had just contracted to buy a
house. Sow used the service to close her old
accounts, begin her new utility connections
and forward her mail. According to Sow, "I
was already totally satisfied with the level of
service I received from Walda and ERA, and
then I was offered the ERA Home
Connections service which saved me time,
worry and stress. This is a real plus for
ERA."
In order to take advantage of the free
services provided by ERA Home
Connections, consumers can contact their
local ERA office for an application which
must be received 10 days prior to the move
date in order to facilitate the requested
changes.
Thereafter,
ERA
Home
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make one telephone call to ERA Home
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To learn more about ERA Home
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Services.
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East,
Parsippany and Toms River. The program
will be rolled out to all Weichert offices
throughout the first half of 2001.
To find out more about Weichert's
Gold Services Program, call Weichert
Financial Services headquarters at (973)
605-1515.
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NS
THE MARKETPLACE
Real Estate • Business • Auto • Classified •
Prudential Fox & Roach Realtors
introduces new free services
now reach
Deborah DiBiasi
at the Re/Max office
in Princeton.
I've moved my office,
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Deborah DiBiasi
She tmi} have changed her address, but her area of expertise still
remains in your neighborhood. As always, when you choose
Deborah DiBiasi as your realtor, you also get a team of top-notch
professionals as support staff. The team effort greatly enhances
the quality of sen ice delivered to clients. Working ite a team, they
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REALTORS
Estate
3430 Route 27, Kendall Park, NJ 08824
Prudential Fox & Roach Realtors
(PF&R), the nation's sixth largest real
estate services company, is introducing
an exclusive package of free home care
services to all their buyers and sellers
These free home care services, called
HOMEssentials, save customers considerable time, energy and money
Initially the program gives clients of
Prudential Fox & Roach access to free
utility and other start-up connection services, preferred discounts on moving
and cleaning services and easy access to
a full range of certified home improvement contractors.
"In today's busy world, home buyers
and sellers are looking for the convenience of one-stop shopping to reduce
the hassle of the entire experience," said
Lain' Flick PF&R president and CEO.
"We feel that the addition of
HOMEssentials free home care services
adds tremendous value to the brokerage
and financial services that we aheady
offer and this is just the beginning. We
will continue to enhance this program to
bring our customers valuable services
and products through all phases of
home owneiship."
The process is simple. Homebuyers
and homesellers complete a simple
form indicating their interest, fax it into
the Customer Care Center, call (800)
820-9790 or e-mail the electronic form
found online at www.prufoxroach.com.
A personal home consultant follows this
up by reviewing all of the connection
options available to that customer and
structures a personalized plan with seveial options.
HOMEssentials then cooidinates
with all of the utilities and other services ensuring they are ordered for the
date selected. These ariangements are
then confirmed with the customer
Hours of phone calls and voice mail
hassles to ordei needed services arc
reduced to a single 20-minute phone
call.
Beyond basic connection services.
HOMEssentials customers are offered
preferred discounts on moving services
and products and floor care.
Additionally they are given easy access
to the area's premier contractor referral
service through a partnership with
HomeNet Solutions, a network of qualified contractors who have all passed a
rigorous screening process for quality
of work and dependability.
Wteiehort, Rosters offers laptop pyreitase program
James M. Weichert, president, is
pleased to announce that Weichert, Realtors has introduced a new laptop purchase program available to all of the company's 7,500 sales associates.
The National Association of Realtors'
winter 2000 survey reported that nearly 75
percent of homebuyers found it to be at
least somewhat important for their sales
associates to be knowledgeable regarding
the Internet and computers in general.
"The successful sales associates of the
future will use technology as a tool to
enhance their business and improve customer relations," said Weichert. "The
Laptop Piogram will reap great rewards
and benefits for those sales associates who
use the program as an investment in themselves, their business tiansactions and their
customers, by keeping up with the technoloaical trends."
Several different laptop models are
available for purchase through this program including such brands as IBM,
Gateway, Acer and Toshiba. The laptops
will be preconfigured prior to purchase to
easily run all current software, and the
more processing and memory intensive
programs that will be available in the future. The laptops will include most Microsoft programs including Outlook to
support e-mail capabilities. They will also
include a network card to support
high-speed DSL Internet access, which
will be available at all Weichert branch
offices.
Laptops can be purchased via credit
card through a time investment plan or a
lease. The lease option will allow for
"trade-ups" and the addition of new hardware at any time during the term of the
lease.
¥aeant homes covered at Weietert Insyranoe
A vacant home may not be covered in a
standard homeowner's insurance policy
Most homeowner's policies contain a coverage restriction clause for vacant homes
(after the home has been left vacant for 30
days) that exclude vandalism as well as
water damage from frozen pipes. This winter, homeowners can ensure their peace of
mind with the right policy for a vacant
home through Weichert Insurance Agency.
Weichert Insurance offers a competitively priced insurance policy for vacant
homes that includes $ 1 million premises liability coverage and a full Pro-Rata Refund
when the policy is no longer in force.
"Our vacant home policy offers some of
the most comprehensive coverages available
on the market today." said Fred Watkins,
president, Weichert Financial Services.
"Unlike most standard homeowner's
policies, these coverages include vandalism
and malicious mischief, water damage due
to frozen pipes, as well as flood and earthquake coverage at no additional charge. We
have one of the best premiums in the country for this type of coverage," Watkins continued.
For more information about a vacant
home insurance policy, call Weichert
Insurance Agency at (800) 255-1869.
SENTINEL, FEBRUARY 8, 2001 3 7
JOAN "TRUDY" EDGEWORTH
SAYREVILLE
$
299,999
ROOM TO ROAM
Oversized split in Oak Tree East. M/D or Live-in.
4 BR, V5B, Cen vac, fin bsmt, 2 fplces, 2-car
garage, private yard on cul de sac. Close to all
major transportation. (164005244)
Call (732) 525-1550
CHARLOTTE KENNEDY
SAYREVILLE
s
414,000
Large Mother/Daughter with rental apt. Finished bsmt
on 1/3 + acre new kitchen, windows, c/air & separate
utilities. (164005252)
Call (732) 525-1550
OLD BRIDGE
s
234,900
3 BR ranch with full bsmt on 66x123 lot.
Formal DR, Fam Rm w/fireplace, and garage.
Hardwood floors & handicapped accessible.
(164005282)
Call (732)525-1550
SAYREVILLE
$
126,900
Mint, lower level Annapolis model with a
Country flair. Window' treatments, ceiling fans
in DR and kitchen. Programmable thermostat,
double shelving units, W/D & refrig included.
(164005286)
Call (732) 525-1550
EUGENIA "GINA" KELLETT,
SAYREVILLE
$
172,500
PRETTY END UNIT
with 3BR, 2 ' / B , new carpet & paint! Walk to
NYC buses. (164005290)
Call (732) 525-1550
NANCY VAN ORDEN
FRANKLIN
$
215,000
Lovingly cared for 3 bedroom townhouse with TA
baths fireplace, partially finished full basement and 1
car garage, Upgraded cabinets & lighting add to the
value Absolutely gorgeous!! (SB043-00-6303)
Call (732) 297-0200
SANDRA DUCHNOWSKI
SOUTH BRUNSWICK S315,(
Rare four bedroom immaculate end-unit. Stunning
ceramic tile first floor. Large kitchen with upgraded
counters & cabinets. Master bedroom with
cathedral ceilings & Jacuzzi tub. Grab the dream,
before someone else does. (SB043-006348).
Call (732) 297-0200
SOUTH BRUNSWICK
3 BR, 2 full bath, family room and hobby room,
backs to woods. All in a Blue Ribbon School
District. (SBO43-00B355).
Call (732) 297-0200
BARBARA MARKOWITZ
$
255,000
SOUTH BRUNSWICK 498,000
EAST BRUNSWICK
.'onclerful three bedroom two and one half
ith colonial - located on lovely Nob Hill on
inner fenced yard. Nice wood floors, freshly
I lintedand much more!!! (SB043-6308)
GORGEOUS
"executive" 5 bdrm colonial, backing to woods with
walk out basement in Princeton Walk. All the
upgrades & all the extra's...Princeton address.
Award winning schools. (SB043-00-6356)
Dynamite 4 bedroom Ranch-featuring a great room
addition with fireplace & skylights, refin. h/w
floors & fenced-in yard with deck and inground
pool. '
Call (732) 297-0200
Call (732) 297-0200
Call (732) 254-1700
FRANKLIN
PERFECT
FAYE MORY
SOUTH RIVER
RICHARD TANG
168,900
EAST BRUNSWICK $ 143,500
CHARMING
A MUST SEE!
bedroom, EIK, full basement, large rooms, front
"••)rch. Asking $168,900.
3 bedroom Townhouse. 1.5 bath, hardwood floors, newar
Call (732) 254-1700
carpet & siding.
Call (732) 254-1700
'299,900
EAST BRUNSWICK
'399,950
Young Colonial 4 bedroom, 2.5 baths, fireplace, C/A.
basement and garage.
Call (732) 254-1700
DONNA WARTERS
MILLT0WN
s
274\900
" A SHOW PLAGE"
4 bedroom bi-level, 2 car garage, addition of
glass enclosed three season sun room. Custom
2 level deck with Jacuzzi, kitchen is remodeled,
replaced windows, newer siding and roof.
Call (732) 254-1700
JAMESBURG
'189,900
3 BEDROOMS
VA baths neutral hardwood floors, remodeled
kitchen, family room, fireplace, full basement.
Call (732) 254-1700
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Adfl.1452
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romantic, intelligent, passionate
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compassionate SWM, 30-49, with
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DWF. 54, 5'2", enjoys dancing,
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sensitive, caring, romantic SWM,
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sincere SBM, 28-37, 6'+, who
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interested in meeting a SWF, 2634, for friendship first, possible
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MARRIAGE-ORIENTED
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financially established, soft-spoken
gentleman, Midwestern values,
enjoys country drives and quaint
towns. Seeks warm woman, 34-42,
attractive figure, family-oriented.
Children welcome. Ad#.1324
ADVENTURE & ROMANCE
SWM, 5 1 , enjoys golf, water activities, beaches, cats, romance, ISO
SWF. 35-55, for romance, sharing
lifes wonders, for passible LTRl
Ad#.14O4
ADVENTURES TOGETHER
Fun-loving, slim S W M , 45, 6',
180lbs., brown hair/eyes, enjoys
dancing, movies, casinos, walks
on the beach, seeking SWF, 35-50,
tor possible LTR. Adtf. 1406
DON'T MISS OUT
SPBM, 43. enjoys all kinds of
sports, travel and cooking. ISO
SWF, tall, blonde, 21-53. to share
life's moments. Ad#.14O3
NO HEAD GAMES
SWM, 33, S ' l l " , 195lbs , loves to
MANY' INTERESTS
LOOKING FOR YOU
SWF. 39, 5'9". 160lbs., hazel-eyed,
Outgoing, fun-loving SWM, 53. work out, travel, beaches. ISO
attractive, kind, looking to meet with
5'8', 175lbs., brown hair, N/S. N/D, SWF, 22-34. for a good time.
Ad#.14O2
NEW TO AREA
enjoys walks, traveling, people,
a SWM, 33-45, tall, loyal, kind,
Easygoing SWF, 35, 57", 130lbs ,
WHO CAN I SPOIL?
quiet times. ISO a fun-loving, nice,
handsome, for possible LTR.
I'm hoping that it will be a slim,
likes comedy clubs, dining out,
kind, considerate SWF, 45-60, for
Ad#1167
affectionate, easygoing SWF, 46walks and the outdoors, seeks an
Inendship
first.
Ad#.1435
I'M FOR REAL
52. I'm a similar SWM, 55, who
active SWM, 30-45, for friendship.
BLUE EYES
Very giving WWWF. 54, 5'1", downenjoys romantic dinners, dancing,
Ad#.12O6
Honest, sensitive, attractive SWM,
to-earth, enjoys day trips, boardclassic cars, theatre and the
LET'S MEET SOON
40, 5'11", enjoys movies, sports
walks beaches, theatre, ISO a laidseashore. Ad#.1395
Meet this very feminine, attractive
and
the
beach
ISO
attractive
back SWM, 50-58. Ad#.1130
PASSIONATE
SWF, 55, ISO a sincere, considerS/DWF, 34-46, tor a serious LTR.
SWM, 30, tail, medtum-built, downA LOT TO HANDLE!
ate SWM, 50+, who enioys ballAd#1438
to-earth,
vivacious,
tikes having
Adventurous, outgoing and bubbly
room dancing, travel and lively
FUN TO BE WITH
fun, outdoor activities, running ana
conversations AdtM200
SWF, 51, 5', 120lbs, enjoys dancSWM. 40. tall, athletic, outgoing,
relaxing. Looking for an active
EVERYTHING TO GAIN
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enjoys photography, landscaping,
SWF, 23-34, energetic, with similar
Versatile, active SWF, 4 1 , 57", markets, walks in the park, hiking,
the beach, outdoors, hiking, biking,
interests. Ad#.1388
slender, with brown hair/eyes,
bowling, baseball games. ISO a
quiet times, looking for a SF, 27-39.
YOU AND ME
loves movies, books, music, dancSWM, who enjoys children, with
with similar interests Ad#.1423
Energetic SWM, 33, tall, mediuming, the theater, hopes to share her
similar qualities. Ad#.1153
CLEAN-CUT
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interests and friendship with a
DAYDREAM BELIEVER
Good-looking, fit DWM, 40, selfhaving fun ISO mature D/SWF, 42compatible SWM, 39-50. Ad# 1199
employed, wno is caring, considerHigh energy DWF, 53 Seeking an
55, who is pretty, shapely and
ENTER MY LIFE
ate, generous, youthful, younghonest SWM, 39-55, with a gentle
clean.
Ad# 1386
SWF 55, very slim, blonde, 5'2",
looking and have many interests.
soul and a passion for fife, for
ANY VEGGIES AROUND
reserved, retired, likes cooking,
Looking for a permanent future
friendship,
companionship
and
creSWM,
38, who's a N/S, nondancing, theatre, dining out, interwith a caring, attractive lady, 29-45.
drinker,
likes outdoors, plays,
ating new memories, call me1
ested In meeting SWM, 65-62
Ad#.1144
music and movies. Looking for a
AdS. 1154
N/S, mellow, pleasant and
sincere,
down-to-earth
S/DF, 27A
NEW
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SWPM, 51, 6'1". 13Slbs.. sincere,
only. Adtf. 1175
This 5'2", blue-eyed blonde SWF,
FUN
TIME'S
AHEAD!
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enjoy
dining
out,
I HOPE IT'S YOU
54, enjoys dancing, music, dining,
SWM, 34, enioys dining out.
dancing, theatre, Atlantic City,
Meet this petite, slender SWF, 39, traveling, theatre and movies. ISO
movies, music, long walks/drives,
relaxing
at home,
seeking
attractive, green eyes, brunette,
caring, sensitive, fit, romantic
outdoor activities and much more.
WW/D/SWF, 45-55. for casual relawho is ISO a confident, outgoing
Looking to meet a SBF, 21-39, for
SWM, 54-59 Ad#.1147
tionship,
possible
LTR.
Ad#.1424
SWM, 36-43, interested a LTR.
friendship possible LTR, with simiR U TAIL, GOOD-LOOKING?
ONE OF THE BEST
Adff 1204
lar interests. Ad#.1374
Blue-eyed blonde SW mother, 42,
Good-looking SWM, 47, 6',
SEE YOU fN SEPTEMBER
R U INTERESTED?
5'6',
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likes
playing
card,
190lbs.,
enjoy
movies,
walks,
bilOutdoorsy SWF, 49, with long
Fit, outgoing, fun, easygoing
Atlantic City, entertaining and bowlliards and casual dating Interested
brown hair/eyes, 57", nice figure,
SWM, 29. 6', 185lbs., brown hair!
ing.
ISO
kind,
understanding
SW
in
meeting
a
slim
and
attractive
love country music, animals and
enjoys camping, fishing, swimming
SWF, 33-45. Ad#.1421
father, 39-52 Ad#.114O
biking, seeking a tall man, niceand more. Looking for SF, for casubuild. 51-58. Ad# 1195
al dating, maybe more. Adf*.1373
HOLD MY HAND
CALL 4 MORE INFO!
Bubbly SWF, 60, 5'6", 140lbs.,
Fun, outgoing S W M , 45, 1601DS.,
salt/pepper hair, loves Atlantic City,
brown hair/eyes, enjoys animals,
beach, travel, dining, dancing,
dining out, music and much more
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W White
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C Christian
A Asian
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YOUR MOVE NEXT
Uninhibited DWPM, 49, 6',
185lbs, entrepreneur, loves
music, dancing romantic dinners,
ISO uninhibited, tall slender
DWPF, 34-44, with a passion for
life, a casual relationship Social
drinkers, smokers ok fvionmoulh
area Ad»1332
LET'S JUKE EVERY D\Y
Count WPM, young mid 60s,
retired, N/S, enjoys outdoors fireside evenings, cooking, quiet dinners, good conversations, theater
and lot's more. ISO N/S. slim,
attractive SWF, 50-58, with similar
interests, lor good times, friendship and meaningful LTR.
Adff.1310
CHECK IT OUT
Financially secure, nice SWM, 38,
6'1", 1951ns., ISO attractive, easygoing SWF, 26-40, for friendship
and possible LTR Ad«.1259
FAMILY-ORIENTED
College-educated SWM, 31, 6'.
175lbs, enjoys swimming, soccer,
travel and more. Seeking an
open-minded SWF, 23-37, for a
meaningful
relationship.
Ad#.1361
ARE U OUT THERE?
SWM, 49, 5'10", 20DlbS., with
blond hair, brown eyes, enioys
dancing, dining, movies and day
trips, seeks a SF, 29-50, with similar interests, for friendship first.
Ad#.1372
DON'T MISS OUT
Self-employed SWM, 44, 5'8",
160lbs, enjoys quiet times at
home, seeks a slender SBF, 3050,
with similar
interests
AdS.1370
MEANT TO BE?
Romantic SWM, 32. with brown
hair. h!ue-green eyes, enjoys
shopping, the city and quiet times
at home. Seeking a good-looking,
petite SWF, 42-65, who knows
how to have fun, for LTR
Ad#.1366
BE ENCOURAGED
Supportive, attractive SWM, 46,
young-looking, athletic, vivacious,
intelligent, kind, gentle soul, loves
music, traveling, fun ISO a SWF,
22-36, responsible, same qualities/interests, for LTR. Ad#.1359
FIRST TIME AD
Outgoing,
romantic SWM, 42,
5'10 - , 185lbs., seeks a SF, 28^5,
who enjoys music, movies, dining
out and travel. Ad#.1300
DISCOVER ME!
Young, fit SWM, 47, tall, with light
brown hair and blue eyes, wno
enjoys movies, traveling and fine
dinning, is looking for a petite
SWF, 10-40, under 1O6lbs., who
is adventurous Adff. 1347
SHARE MY WORLD
Dependable, funny SWM, 47,
6'3 ,200lbs., with brown hair and
green eyes, who enjoys dinning,
traveling, movies, is looking for a
attractive SWF. 39-47, 5'5"+ , who
looking for a good relationship.
Ad# 1356
START OUT SLOW
Outgoing, warm SWM, 41, N/S,
6'8", 189lbs., with salt and pepper
hair, who enjoys walking, sports,
reading and more, would like to
meet a SWF, 25-44, N/S, who is
mamage-mmded AdfJ.1348
LOOKING FOR YOU
Attractive SWM. 39, 5'9", 180lbs.,
with black hair and brown eyes,
who enjoys dining out, boating
and skiing, is looking for a SWh
28-38, to enjoy life with. Ad#.1354
HUMOROUS
Outgoing, honest SWM, 32,5'11',
210Tbs, with blond hair, who
enjoys gym, the beach, movies,
music and more, would like to
meet a down-to-earth SWF. 2731, who likes having fun.
Adff. 1357
CALL SOON
Ambitious DBM, young-looking
60, 5'9", 180lbs, enjoys boating,
fishing, camping and traveling.
Looking for that special lady, 3065, for companionship. Ad#.1344
IT TAKE TWO
Easygoing, energetic DWM, 35.
6', 175lbs.r physically fit. ISO honest, caring, passionate D/SWF,
27-38, attractive, physically fit,
with a good heart Ad#.1342
SirY AT FIRST
Faithful, understanding WM. 33
5'5", 145lbs, brown hair/eyes
enjoys long drives, quiet nights a
home, movies and dining out. ISO
honest, trustworthy WF, 28-38, fo
serious relationship. Ad# 1348
LOVES THE OUTDOORS
Outgoing WM, 33, 8'1", athletic
build, brown hair, blue eyes
Loves fishing, beaches, boating,
walks in the park and snow/water
skiing. ISO responsible, mature,
college-educated WF, 23-35
Ad#.T343
LOOKING FOR LOVE
Good-looking, emotionally/fina
cially stable SWM, 49, father
two, seeks SWF, 46-52, for (latw
and more. Ad# 1323
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035 Help Wanted
Full Time
1035 Help Wanted
Full Time
Full Time
New Brunswick Title Insurance
Agency seeks bright individual
with good skills Exce lent
working conditions / benefits
Call Tom 732-247-1800
DENTAL FRONT DESK
Insurance & computer
experience necessary
Medical & pension benefits
Call 732-431-2080
DRIVER F/T P/T
Flexible hours for
Manlapan/Freehold Florist
Call 732-536-7300
COUNTER PERSON
DRIVERS NEEDED
CLERK / TYPIST
For dry cleaning store in
Spotswood MustBeresponsi
Die energetic a hard working
For Interview Call Alice or
Ken 732-679-8770
CUSTODIAN:
TEMPORARY FULL-TIME
East Brunswick Township
Hours are 9 00 am 5 00 pm
Monday - Fridays $8 OO/hour
Certain benefits after 1 year
Must be 1B years of age or
older Apply fn person,
East Brunswick Municipal
Building, 1 C i v i c Center
Drive, D i v i s i o n of Human
Resources EOE
DATA COMMUNICATION
ANALYST
Send resume to C M Paul in
Medical Arts Plaza
1000 West Main Street
Freehold, NJ 07728
Competitive Pay Excellent
Overtime Opportunities
NJ Transit Access
Link Vehicles
Operated by
Laldlaw Transit
CDLwith P11 helpful Will train
For interview stop in or call
Laicllaw Transit
2 Gowin Street
Sayreville NJ 08872
732-316-1700
FILL YOUR
EMPLOYMENT
NEEDS
HAIRDRESSER and HAIR
ASSISTANT F/T-P/T, Salary+
commission paid vacation Hair
Salon Manalapan 732-536-8446
MANICURIST/ NAILTECHNICIAN OFFICE ASSISTANT
For Englishtown Public
F/T P/T with or without following
Relations Office Windows
Busy nail salon Hazlet Benelits
Based computer experience a
available Fun Salon, team
must General office support
work atmosphere Call Susan
732-739-4074 or 732-739-2215 Slight filing Start immediately
Fax resume to 732-446-5148
MARKET RESEARCH ORDER PICKING, Light
••MANAGER TRAINEES assembly etc Clean working
conditions benelits 9am 5pm
••RECEPTIONIST F/T
• • PHONE INTERVIEWERS Monday Friday Must be
r e l i a b l e ' East Brunswick
F/T-P/T Day, Night or
location 732-254 9207 ext 55
Weekends 732-946-0105
MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST
Float covering our Middlesex 8
Somerset locations Expen
ence required Managed Care
knowledge a plus ExcBllent
benefits Top notch company
732-780-4678
Fax resume to HW 732-390-5816
HAIR DRESSER F/T P/T
Salary plus commissions Rt 9 MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST
in Marlboro 732-536-9497
Front Office position available
Flexible hours good pay for or
evenings 732-566-6996
for mature responsible multi
reliable person Holmdel area
team player to join our
Call 732-946-3595
HAIR DRESSER & MANICURIST tasked
fast paced Morganville Specialty
F/T - P/T With following
Office
4
day week 1 evening
DENTAL ASSISTANT
hours Start immediately required 5No
weekends Duties
FT/PT Experience necessary Flexible
Possible signing bonus
include heavy phones comput
X ray license needed Excel
Call 732-249-0312
enzed scheduling and various
lent salary, benefits nice
front end duties Experience
office Manalapan area
HOME HEALTH
preferred Call 732-972-6996
Call 732-303-0900
or lax resume to: 732-972-B610
AIDES
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LIVE-IN's
GREAT PAY,
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2-ON CALL SUBSTITUTE
CUSTODIANS
(2 30pm - 1 0 30pm
Salary $7.50 - $8 00
per hour(based on
experience)
Please contact
Helen Sloan
732-613-6727
760 Route 18,
East Brunswick, NJ
0B816
Equal Opportunity
Employer
If you love the work you do
you'll love working for us Join
the agency that treats you well!
Tons of work available in
Monmouth County Must
possess current certification
CALL ERIC CHALAKANI
BAYADA NURSES
732-863-5000
MAINTENANCE
person needed Experience
required Must have clean
driver s licence 8 00am to
4 30 pm Call 732-566 6323
MEDICAL RECORDS/FILMS
LAWN SPRINKLER Somserset Weekdays 9am
5pm
Experience great com
TECHNICIAN
munlcation skills and some
Experience prelerred but
light lifting required Excellent
willing to train Benefits
benefits Tax resume to LW
available 732 679-7474
at 732-390-5816
TO PLACE YOUR AD
CALL 1-800-660-4237
or Fax 24 Hours a Day
EAST BRUNSWICK
PUBLIC SCHOOL
DISTRICT
035 Help Wanted
P35 Helpi Wanted
#a3FllTi:'J
SECRETARY
Howell Township BOE
Transportation Department
12 month position available
effective 3/1/2001 Computer
literacy preferred General
secretarial/office skills and
ability to communicate with
parents and staff appropriately
and efficiently required Series
of tests to determine skill level
will be administered Hours
flexible Salary Appropriate
step on Grade fll Central
Oflice Salary Guide Send
letter of interest & resume to
Dr Enid Golden,
Assistant Superintendent
Howell Township Public
Schools
Office of Personnel/Secretary
P O Box 579,
Howell, NJ 07731
CLOSING February 12,2001
The Mountain called First Union rises above the financial world
giving you the chance to reach }our potential - and more Our rapid
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Your superior customer service skills, cash handling experience
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holidays, and a professional working environment
Interested7 Call today
1-800-FUN-HIRE
REPORTER
Full time position covering municipal beat and writing
features Include clips Experience preferred but will train
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N"
Send resume to
Greater Media newspapers
PO Box 5001
Freehold N J 07728
Fax 732 780 4192
EOE M/F
Greater Media Newspapers
First Union recognizes and values the diversity of its employees, customers and business
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ON PREMIUM CASES
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Health Benefits Available
Winter classes for our
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ceptor Program (PEPP) now
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lab and in home training Must
be qualified and eligible to
work Sealing limited Lunch
provided Intro to Pediatnc
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Flexible hours.
9 00-3 00 Intro to Pediatric
Call Mary
Home Care Lab 3/01/01
Howell 732-303-0245
9 00 2 00
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Photo
Overnight Grocery/Stock
Cashiers,
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We are hiring for all shifts Evening and weekend availability is a plus1 We offer
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Thursday, Feb. 8th 12 PM - 8 PM; Friday, Feb. 9th 10 AM - 8 PM;
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700 Hope Road * Exit 105 - Garden State Parkway
Tinton Falls, NJ 07724
if you cannot attend our Job Fair, please fax
your resume to 732-761-0310 or apply in person at
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Central Jersey Pools Plaza, 4243 Rte. 9 North, Freehold, NJ 07728.
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FOOD/PHARMACY
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Full Time
FullTime
FullTime
035 Help Wanted
FullTime
RECEPTIONIST-FT
SECRETARY CUSTOMER
For Chiropractic off ce n
SERVICE
Opportunity is knocking Don t
Manalapan WlUran
Immediate opening in
miss our on go ng pre licensing
Call 732 577 9S00
Marlboro for a team player with
courses & superior tram ng 10
good communication &
- FT - P/T computer
sk Us Excellent
REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATE help you get a FAST successful RETAIL
Key Holders Cashiers a
start Call Debbie V
benefits Fax resume to
The Door is open Don I m ss
Stock People All shifts
732 972 9766
the opportunity for our Icens
eicherti
available
for
DolJar
Plus
Store
ing course and the most ad
n South Freehold Center &
R-eaUrs'rt
vanc=d train ng to support you
TEACHER
M ddletown Plaza
732 583 5400
in a Fast Successful Start
FOR NURSERY SCHOOL IN
(Next to Shop Rue)
EAST BRUNSWICK
CalU 888 641-3343 ext <t
C D A Minimum
leave message
requirements
RETAIL POSITIONS F/T P/T
Fax resume to
SALESPERSON
Available Upscaled Confec
732 296 9211
Coldwell Banker
Experienced or inexperienced tonery Retailer an Freehold
Resident al Brokerage
We will send you to school
R a c e w a y Mall E x c e l l e n t TEACHERS-FOR PRE-K
Call Kevin Ward 732 533 5000
Call Natalie at 732 264 3456 opportunity Call 732 995 6271 Positions to start immediately
State of the art Child Care
Center Sign on bonus also
Please
>ase call 732-888 9773
MEDICAL ASSISTANT/
Fteceptionist Marlboro FT
732 617 8800 -Fax 61"BB08
REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATE
REAL ESTATE
Corporate/Government
Computer Safes
(Monmouth County)
Make a Futuristic Job Your New Year's Resolution
• Wo experience or degree required
> Great for parents re-entering the workforce
• Average income by completion of the first year - low to mid 30 s
• Six figure potential within 2-4 years
• Three months paid training (first month classroom only)
• No traveling required
• Work with actively buying corporate and government
customers Establish meaningful, long-term relationships
No consumer sales
•Complete benefit package
* A Fortune 1000 company listed on NYSE
!n business over 50 years
1
Two weeks paid vacation first year
•Tuition reimbursement
- 401K and
much more1
LOBAL
COMPUTER SUPPLIES
We are looking for intelligent, outgoing people with a strong
work ethic Absolutely no technical background required Must
enjoy communicating with people over the telephone and have
an interest in developing your knowledge of technology We
are one of the world's largest computer supply companies and
we are looking to start our new year off strong with 12 new
telephone sales consultants Bring us your strong personality
and we will give you the tools you need to get started in an
industry with almost limitless potential
Call (732) 264-8200 and ask for Tom at x5092 or
FAX resume to (732) 264-5026
attn: Tom Kutovitz
tkulovitz@globalcomputer.com
. Global Computer Supplies • 2139 Highway 35 • Holmdel, NJ 07733
TELEMARKETING
7
Need extras income Wanted
friendly personable people
Training program & leads
furnished Work in comfortable
office AM a PM shifts availa
ble Call Camilla 732 264 3936
TRAVEL AGENT
FT/PT Experienced only
SABRE helpful
Call 609 655-4449
1035A Help Wanted
Seasonal
CERAMIC TEACHER
for Summer Day Camp
Top Pay Call 732-308-0405
TEACHERS
Early Childhood experience a
plus Rolling Hills Day Camp
Call 732 308 0405
036 Help Wanted
Part Time
APPOINTMENT SETTERS
6 9pm Monday-Thursday
$7 per hour -t- weekly bonuses
Matawanarea 1-800-235 0644
ASSISTANT TO SENIORS
Help with daily activities
No certification required
Call Home Instead Senior
Care Call 732-542-8117
CAFETERIA SUBSTITUTES
NEEDED Freehold Regional
High Schools Possible Full
Time employment
Call Pat Linn, 732-792-7300
Ext 8637 or 8373
CLERICAL ASSISTANT
for Sylvan Learning Center in
Freehold Monday & Wednesday
evenings 3 8pm with potential
for more hours Must posses
good organizational skills and
a love for working with children
Start salary $6 50 per hour
Call Joan at 732-845-0799
CUSTODIANS
TEMPORARY PART-TIME
East Brunswick Township
Hours are 5 00 to 9 00 p m
Monday Friday $8 00/hour
Must be 18 years of age or
older Apply in person
East Brunswick Municipal
B u i l d i n g , 1 Civic Center
Drive, Division of Human
Resources EOE
BATTLEGROUND COUNTRY CLUB
Saturday, February 17th & Sunday February 18th • 9am-12 noon
BANQUET STAFF
SERVERS'up to $12 00 per hour
MAITRE'D' Pay will commensurate with experience
Weekdays and Weekends Available
RESTAURANT WATT STAFF
To serve our Grill Room open Tuesday-Sunday 10:00am • 4.00pm
Restaurant open Tuesday - Thursday Lunch & Dinner (No Weekends)
FT/PT Waiters/Waitresses, Food Runners & Bus People
Day & Evening Shirrs Available
Great Hourly Pay Plus Tips
KITCHEN STAFF
Grill Room Cook; Tuesday - Sunday 10am-4pm
A la Carte Cooks FT/PT Banquet Cooks FT/PT Prep People FT/PT
GOLF STAFF
Outside Golf Services Monday-Sunday (All Shifts)
Starters FT/PT Rangers FT/PT Cart & Bag Room Attendants FT/PT
Hourly Pay Plus Tips & Access to GolrCourse
Apply in person, 40 Millrmrst road (Off Route 33)
If unable to attend please fax resume to 732-308-4237
1036 Help Wanted Illl 036 Help Wanted
CUSTOMER WORK
OFFICE ASSISTANT FOR
PT/FT • Call 732-254-1411 EYE DOCTOR Afternoons &
evenings People person
Or visit our web site
Phone & computer comfortable
workforstudents com
Able to complete proiects
DENTAL RECEPTIONIST
Old Bridge 732 721-2020
(P/T F/T) Modern facility
with computerized front desk
Immediate open ng for
receptionist with dental insurance
experience to join our friendly
profess onal staff 609 655 860O
ELDERLY COMPANIONS
Middlesex/Mercer Counties
Ass st elderly with non medical
companionship home help
OFFICE HELP
Bridal Accessory Mail Order
Company seeking responsible
individual for 3 week days
9am to 5pm Pleasant
non smoke free office
Marlboro Area 732 761 2552
Call 609-448-S065
PART TIME
ENGINEER/ASSISTANTRADIO
IDEAL FOR AFTER
SCHOOL & WEEKENDS
Central Jersey s radio
stations WCTC and Magic
98 3 is seeking a full time
assistant engineer to join
our team If you have a
minimum 1 to 2 years of
hands on electronics expe
nence Tech School
Certification in Electronics
familiarity with computers
we would like to talk to you
Radio remote experience a
plus Flexible hours
including weekends
Excellent benefits
EOE
Apply In person,
weekdays 9AM 5PM
or send/fax resume to
Chief Engineer
WCTC/MAGIC 98 3
7B Veronica Avenue
Somerset NJ 08873
Fax-732-249-7562
LAUNDROMAT ATTENDANT
P/T & F/T, Benefits available
Matawan & Old Bridge areas
Ask for Bob 732 566 7676
MEDICAL ASSISTANT/
NURSE
for physican office in East
Brunswick P/T Tuesday
Thursday evenings starting at
5pm 732-254-1500 ext 232
MOTOR ROUTE DRIVERS
Part Time Investment
F/T Earning Potential
Early A M Routes Monroe
Jamesburg. Spotswood,
Monmoutn Junction,
Somerset Reliable Car
Valid Drivers License a
Must Call 732-565-7437
NANNY Child care needed
Live out in Millstone
Township for 2 children 8am
to 5pm 2 to 3 days per week
Call Care Connection
1-888-610-2273 ext 2981
• Must be at least 14 years
old
• Must Live in Zip Codes
07001,07095,08857
08859, 08861 08872 or
08882 ONLY
Since transportation is
provided
• Earn 560 - S250 Weekly
• Work with friends and
make great money
• No experience necessary
• Company Events and
Contests
Contact Sue
800-552-4872
PROGRESS
MANAGERS/
TEACHERS
Now hiring for our Sylvan
Learning Center in Freehold
location Flexible schedule 2
nights Tuesday and Thursday
until 7pm Call Joan
732-845 0799
PUBLISHING
P a g i n a t o r for chain of
weekly newspapers based
in F r e e h o l d Full time
position Excellent Benefits
Candidate must be profi
cient in Quark XPress or
similar desktop publishing
software
Send Resumes to
Adele Young
Greater Media Newspapers
PO Box 5001
Freehold N J
07728
Fax 732 780 4192
E O E M/F
036 Help Wanted
Part Time
036a Employment
Services
S A L E S HELP- Children s MAKE THE PHONE RING!
Advertise in our
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Scrambles of
Business & Service
Marlboro CALL 732 536 2112
Directory
SCHOOL
1-800-660-4237
CROSSING
GUARD
South Brunswick
$8.50-$10.00/hour
$505 Weekly Guaranteed
working for the government
from home part time
No experience required
1 800 748 5716 ext x102
$550 Weekly Guaranteed11
Uniform & paid training
Work
with the Government
provided Local interview
Part Time Only
arranged
No
Experience
Needed
For information call
1 888 769 1994
1-800 486-8178
"*Gov t Postal Jobs'"
TEACHER AIDES Come work Up to $18 35 hour Now Hiring
for us & bring your child (3 yrs for 2001 Free call apphca
old & up) along Perfect for the tion/exammation information
parent looking for daycare at
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no charge and wanting to make 1 800 598 4504 extension
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TEACHER PRE-SCHOOL A Career in Trucking
5 afternoons Experience
preferred Warm nurturing art
background helpful
Call 732 431 0718
TEACHERS NEEDED for
Old Bridge Learning Center
After School Homework Help
Enrichment SAT 732 607 1523
TEMPLE PRE-SCHOOL
TEACHERS NEEDED
Earn up to $35 000 1st Year
CDL Trainmo with 0 down
Financing (if qualified)
Many Jobs Available
Call Mr D 1 800 848 4205
AMERICAS AIR FORCE
Jobs available in over 150 spe
Clalities plus
"
Up to $17 000 Enlistment
Bonus
Teacher & Assistant needed ' Up to $10 000 Student Loan
for summer program Hours Repayment
are Monday Wednesday and • Prior Service Openings
Friday 9 00am 2 00pm
High school grads aqe 17 27
Teacher Needed for program or prior service members from
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are M o n d a y
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INTERNET USERS WANTED'
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1
New Starting Pay Scale
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Haul Divisions 800-284-8785
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Medical Insurance Billing Assistance Needed Immediately I
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Up lo $18.65 Hour, Hiring for
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Federal Hire-Full Benefits,
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1405. (7am-9pm) C.S.T.
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and other areas. START
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EasylNp experience needed.
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_ext.4005, 24 hours
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Intrepid II, top loader. Black
Visit: www.bhome4klds.com w/grey platform. Used less than
/1-262-504-5367 24 hours
1 season. $1,750. 732-901-9271
WASHER & DRYER - Maytag.
3 o n e .E l e c t r i c S t o v e :
Whirlpool. Bone. Self cleaning.
Microwave: GE Ig. sizespacesaver Best offers.732-765-8183
POSTAL JOBS
$48,323 00 yr. Now hlring-No
experience-Paid training-great
benefits. Call for lists, 7 days.
(800)429-3660 ext. J200.
National Resource.
WORK FROM
ANY LOCATION:
037 Babysitting
Child Care
EAST BRUNSWICK - State
licensed. Cert, teacher. Will
care for your children in my
home. Refs.- 732-257-9262
EAST BRUNSWICK-Loving
Mother of 2 will care for your
child in my home. Flexible
hours. Have teachinq degree.
Call 732-257-5450
MONDAY MORNING, INC.
Eduucational child care.
MIDDLESEX COUNTY
908-253-9595 or 609-799-5588
NORTH BRUNSWICK - Stay
at home mom will care for
your children in my home Monday thru Friday. 732-398-9947
S A Y R E V I L L E AREA- Mom
will care for your infant/toddler
F/T or P/T. Flexible hrs. &
rates. Call Grace 732-316-1271
FAX YOUR AD
24 Hours a Day!
732-780-4678
BEDROOM SET-Queen,
peach lormica, flatform bed,
w/mattress 6 drawer dresser
w/mirror. Exc. cond. $3,200.
GRANDFATHER CLOCK
Call 732-370-8844
Walnut, needs repair $150.
3EDROOM
SET Grey mica,
Call 732-416-0048
King, light bridge w/mirror &
WASHING MACHINE - large Jier caomets, d b l . dresser
$50. Dryer, large, $75. Moving ulminor, & custom TV cabinet
sale, must go. Please call
S800./best offer 732-845-9851
732-780-1257
WATERBED - 5 water chambers, fits full size frame. Asking
Queen size plat-form with
$125., Onqinally $500. Call
4/drawers underneath. 1
732-739-0209
matching dresser. Off white
formica. Good condition.
WATERBEDS
[2)Twm waterbeds.
Excellent Condition. $150.
Call 732-254-8115
BEDROOM SET
$500.00
732-446-1346
044 Computers
BEDROOM SET, Wood , 2 night
stands, headboard, qn. mattress
& box spring, 9 drawer dresser, 2
mirrors,chest Entertainment unit
w/bottom space, pocket doors,
2 bar chairs, VHS Hitachi Video
Camera. Best Offer. 732-257-3672
3EDROOM SET- 6 pcs. White
Lacquer. Full headboard plus
2 lamps. Must see! Best offer
Exc. ccnd. Call 732-297-8994
BEDROOM SETS (2) $300.
each, kitchen set, $150., table
& chairs w/hutch, $300., (2)
rechners $150. each, cocKtail
table w/2 end tables, $200
Call 732-671-0450
I V I N G R O O M SET - " A "
condition, leather. Tables;
'all Unit, Full Bining Room
ietr Slightly used sofa combo
led & Chifdrens Room furnijre, lots more 732-446-5705
IVING ROOM SET - Sofa,
jveseat, coffee tbl., 2 end
ils . a additional c o u c h ,
flodern. S450 for all Good
ondttion. Call 732-441-0641
IVING ROOM SET Cherry
/ood, Traditional. Sofa, loveeat, 2 chairs, coffee table.
;xc. cond. $650. 732-224-0620
* • • • • • • * •
LIVING ROOM SET
Exc. c o n d (3) pc. c o u c h
'/ottoman, (1) glass coffee tale, (2) end tables, ( 2) lamps,
olden arched floor lamp with
lights, $775.
732-335-1074
IOVING
- Liv. room,
din.room,
itchen set, fam. rm imported
'eak handcarved tables Call
'32-828-6216 after 10AM
M O V I N G S A L E - N e w2
:hairs, ioveseat, seafoam
ireen, Glass & wrought iron
o c k t a i f t b l . Best offer
32-780-1997
BUY IT,
SELL IT, FIND IT IN
CLASSIFIED.
1-800-660-4ADS
NTIQUE Oak Table - round
74 c h a i r s , (1) round side
able Drop leaf table, white
esk & chair, (2) bar stools,
'amed mirrors, lamps, area
jgs, microwave. 732-462-4788
ED- double $75., Refrlgera>r Westinghouse, $175 Miowave, Sanyo,$50. Brand
iew replacement w i n d o w s
,6x4E, $95. each. All items in
ixc. cond Call 721-370-8831
ICYCLES- Specialized
ipeed Bike, S300 Cannonale Mountain Bike Delta V
000, $300. Exercise Bike, Air
tider S45. Call 732-297-6913
ESKS - Rolltop $185., white
(ea, S95 Snowblower, 4 h p..
I95. Treadmill, Jane Fonda
;45 Call 732-290-0950
USHWASHER Kitchen Aid
;alonc Wall Oven/Cooktop
kitchen cabinets,washer/dryer
Inder cabinet exhaust hood
ouch. Call 732-741-1360
RESSER - 5 drawer, antique
laple, $ 1 0 0 . Kitchen table
nth 2 chairs, S100. Computer
lesk, $75. Skis with boots &
iples, $250. Call 732-888-4996
LECTRICAL BED - Hosp
win size, wheel chair, lap tray,
ied tray, wood cabinet with
helving, $600. 732-335-9043
NTRANCE DOOR w/door
•ame, steel 36"x80" right hand
opening, $175. Antique rockinq chair, $35. EZ Glider exercise mach., $45. 732-462-5222
IREPLACE INSERT, LOPI
/oodburnmg 70,000 BTU's
irass accents. $650.
lall 609-371-8421
ilFT W A R E S E s t a t e Sale
nghsh copper & brass, & fireilace tool sets, ail solid brass.
2) Wing chairs. 732-294-9453
HEALTH CARE ITEMS
• Hospital Bed - Elec. 6 pos.
$750.- Wheel Chair (E-J)
5350. • Recliner Chair Lift ,
:lec. $350. AH exc. cond
iall 732-922-0593
REFRIGERATOR-22 cu ft side
by side w/ ice maker, $650. Twin
mattress set, $50. Kenmore sew
mach Scab $100,732-254-7805
S C O O T E R For h a n d i c a p
person. Brand new, hardly
used, S1.000. terms flexible
Cash only. Call 732-888-9651
SEWING MACHINE Singer,
antique Walnut kitchen table
(6) mint cond. File cabinet, 2
drawer 38"L , optional leather
pad for top. Call 732-251-8425
SHOP SMITH MACHINE
Large equip, with attachments
Ortg. $2,400. asking $1,200.
NORDIC TRAC, $150.
Call 732-566-7234
SOFA & LOVESEAT - Loose
Pillow backs, traditional
Burgundy 6 green Exc. cond.
$400. Call 732-296-1354
SONY PLAYSTATION II
BRAND NEW-IN BOX
Extra controller & DVD remote.
$700 Call 732-310-7171
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A HANDYMAN FOR YOUR PC
Troubleshooting • Installing
Hard/software. No |OD too small;
Call Dave 732-251-4066
BATHROOM VANITY - Oak
32" matching 3 door medicine CANNON BJC 4100 Printer, $50.
cabinet S 4 bulb overhead Scan Maker X6 Scanner, Brand
light $75. Call 732-264-2374
New, $110. Acer 17" Color
3edroom Set: Complete with
ling brass bed Living Room
BED • King size with wood moniter, $125.732-780-9858
Set: Q N . sleeper sofa with
Irame & mattress $100. Call
•Hatching loveseat & chair,
after 6 PM weekdays, 10 AM COMPUTER SERVICES
Repairs & Upgrades. Micro2 octagon tables & 2 Steiffel
week ends. 732-787-1559
Soft Certified. FREE Estimates.
a m p s . Bar: s m a l l , w i t h 2
Call Frank .V 732-723-3782
BED - Twin, This End-Up with
stools. More, too much to
BEDROOM-Solid
Oak
platform
VALANCES (3) Made to order,
3 drawer underbed unit. $20.
isntioni Call 732-308-0427.
S A Y R E V I L L E MOM non- needs mattress. Call evenings COMPUTER SUPPORT w/drawers Attached night stands
75" wide mulberry multi-color
dresser with mirror, armoire, 2
smoker, w/ refs. will babysit In 732-727-0175
floral, 4 drawer file cabinet, 30
SERVICES
additl.
night
stands,
king,
Exc.
my home, F/T • P/T all ages,
gal. de-humidifier, 3 oak stools,
Custom
built
computers,
upcond. $750 /nag. 732-303-1614 L I V I N G R O O M - S o f a , 2
meals provided. 732-238-4641 CHURCHPEW
Calllorprices, 732-970-1116
grades,
troubleshooting,
8 FT. long, solid wood. ExcelQueen Anne chairs, end table,
BOXSPRING & MATTRESS
S A Y R E V I L L E Young grand- l e n t C o n d . $ 1 5 0 . C a l l training, hardware/soltware
WASHER - Kenmore Ig, cacolfee
table,
$2,000.
nog
Exc
installation,
digital
video/photo
F o r f u l l - s j z e b e d , in g o o d
motherwill take care of infants 732-521-2051
pacity, beige, $125. Area Cariondition, 2 years young.
service. Call 732-951-0004
shape. Asking $75. for both.
o r t o d d l e r s in my h o m e ,
pet Runs, best offers. FireT . V . M e m o r e x m a d e b y 'atio Furn: 2 alum, bar sets.
place Covenbrass '.'.''glass,
Experienced.Call 732-727-9221 COMPACTOR - Kitchen Aid COMPUTER- Digiview with
.ike
new.
Call
732-679-4401
Model Kucc 15UO 6.5 Amps. Windows '98, Hewlett Packard Mitsubishi, 44" lg., screen in Ig.
never used, $75 732-780-0506
L A T F O R M BED - Queen
15" wide. $50. Works.
Printer, telephone & table. Great 1006 cabinet. Asking $250./
WHEELCHAIR Electric Jazzy
iize,
6
drawers,
custom
made
Call 732-409-3332
est offer. Call 732-251-1471
Buy. 6 mo. old. 732-780-1329
1120. Remote right with swing
ill wood (walnut). Exc. cond.
CRIB • White. Plus maltress &
BREAKFRONT5'L.x6'6"H.
away joystick & ball handle,
isking
$275
732-471-1570
matching bumper 8 quilt, $35.
Old ornamental a c c e n t s ,
foot platform, lap belt and
Graco Stroll-A-Bed Carriage, We can fix up your system. We lighting-drawers & cabinets,
shoulder straps with teardrop
laterals, versa-seat with Roho
MARLBORO-After school care $25./b8St oflers. 732-431-2240 can also set up, train and back /erdl green $825.732-409-2575
up your staff.
cushion, 19"d. x 20"w , tali 19"
my home for 5 and 9 yr. old. DISHESBUNK BEDS-Custom formica
Mendlowitz Weltsen, CPAs with
back, 1 year old. $3,600.
built
in
drawers
S
shelves,
Must have own transportation PFALTZGRAFF
732-613-9700
After 6pm call 732-866-9546
matching ladder & guard rail
Hopscotch fruit pattern $45.
& references. 732-617-7557
Want a computer?
Like new, orig. $1,500 .asking
"all 732-940-7787
WINDSURFER. Weightlifting
MONROE TOWNSHIP
But no cash? No credit slow $400. Call 732-972-5424
Bench, Weider Weight Set w/2
E X E R C I S E E Q U I P M E N T , credit ok! 0 down payments on
Nanny needed lor child
bars. White Dresser, 3 stainless
Cross Training Sys., Sears
care in my home, Cleaning,
name brand desktop and lapsteel Bakers Racks.732-656-1070
Lifestyler 7 Station, asking top computers. Call Monte
cooking, etc Non-smoker,
TABLES a set in Oriental
$35. Call 732-721-2108
computers 1-877-620-8855
references. 3 to 5 days per
WOLFF TANNING BEDS.
motif, Best offer. 732-679-6381
week. Live-in or out.
TAN AT HOME!
EXERCISERDINETTE SET • Solid Oak w7
Call Elizabeth 732-251-2622
Buy DIRECT and SAVE!
Nordic Track X-C Ski aerobic.
tile top table. 18" leaf hidden in
Help You...
ALLBIRCHWOOD
Commercial/Home Units from
MORGANVILLE-Responsible, Like new $150.
table. 6 chairs. Like new. $350.
Off-white table-top, stools,
$199.00.
reliable person to care for 2 "all 732-432-9081
Call 732-866-9418
frames & tablestand are in
Low Monthly Payments.
Sell Your Car
children either Saturday or FREEZER Walnut Birchwood.
DINETTE SET • square round
FREE Color Catalog.
Sunday afternoons, 3 hrs. Exc. 5 cubic ft. upright,
Clean out trie Attic Call TODAY 1-800-842-1310.
Paid $800. Asking $475.
pay.Hefs. Call 732-591-9114 Very good condition, $75. or EVENING GOWN Sz. 6, Irri- table, 4 chairs, 48' glass top,
www.np.etstan.com
Fill a Position
descent lavender, w/matching rattan base, can seat 8. Exc.
best offer. 732-264-4863
wrap, worn once, PD. $1,000. cond Ask. $250 732-525-2778
Get new Customers
COAT, mink & leather, Asking $500. Call 732-431-0608 DINETTE SET- 54" round glass RECLINERS (2) - LA-Z-BOY
FOR THE BEST JOBS lFUR
rockers. Sage green. Excelu l l l e n g t h , s i z e s m a l l to
Cal! Today & We Will
WEDDING GOWN with veil. top wrought iron table, w/7 chairs lent condition $250. each, or
Live in/out w/the best families. medium, beige, $100. Call
material seats) & 2 bar stools, S450., for both. 732-846-4273
Beaded with train. Size 26. ike
Help You Create an
732-254-7043
new
$500.
732-863-9616
Best offer. Call after 3PM.
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That Gets Results!
INFANT SEAT - Triplet size, Hazlet 732-888-0752
DINING ROOM Black, modern
732-745-0088
LOVE CERAMICS? Selling
"10.
Fisher
Price.
Playhouse,
NANNY - Child care needed,
6 chairs, exc. cond. $500.
P
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r
s
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n
'
s
Armless
Dining
WOMENS
CLOTHING,
gently
Kiln, over 4 dozen molds and
20.Call 732-605-1880
Chandelier- High end, magnif.
Live-out In Millstone
used, sizes 40/24, fur coat, Austrian, best ofler.732-257-8593 Chairs (6). Black upholstery.
unfinished pieces $650.
T o w n s h i p for 2 children, Sam plsase leave message.
$600. Faux marble dining table
Call 732^679-1345
to 5pm, 2 to 3 days per week, LUGGAGE-5 pcs. $15. each. leather lacket, dresses, slacks
sase w/brass support. Needs
•.V DINING ROOM SET .Y
etc., best offers. 732-566-1349
Call Care Connection
lass top, $100. Chandelier:
Lg. table umbrella-new $65.
Dark pine, Old Country. Table,
1-888-610-2273 ext. 2981 Avon bottles-$20, for boxes.
4 chairs, 2 leaves and 2 PC. lomtemp. glass, $100. Ent.
Call 732-833-1492
hutch. Excellent condition. Center: 107"w x 82" h x 22"
NORTH BFtUNSWICK
$400 /nag. Call 732-441-9654 deep. 3 pc. beige faux marble,
Babysitter wanted. Must have MICRO-OVEN, Sears $40.
formica S glass w/lighted bar,
references and transportation. Bicycle, mens, $65. Kitchen
DINING ROOM SET
brass trim, $1,500. Room
Call Evenings, 732-821-5747 closet, glass doors, $45.
with glass top table and 4 Divider: oriental black, 4 panBEDROOM SET Bunk Beds ALL HARDWOOD. Del. avail. chairs, $200. Futon, $175. or els, each 1 6 " wide, 6' high
BARN DOORS- Natural wood.
PARLIN- After School Care lor Call 732-780-1043
best offers. Call 732-940-4541 w/bird & flower print, $175. THE EASY WEIGH! SHAPE
5 drawer dresser, desk
2 kids, 6 & 12, in my home. MICROWAVE OVEN- UnderCocktail Table: 6 sided, brass UP & SLIM DOWN WITH w/lighted hutch, shelving unit,
Monday-Friday, 3:30-7:30pm. counter.Kenmore, black.
DINING ROOM SET - 6 pcs.
SEASONED
FIREWOOD
HERBALIFE!
800-887-1899
2 bunky boards & mattresses.
Lt. housekeeping. 609-716-8115 Excellent condition. $150.
wood, cream color. China cab. base, glass top, $500. All exc
Sayrevllle Lawn & Garden
KITCHEN C A B I N E T S with
Exc. cond. $1,250, or best
& buffet. BLACK WALL UNIT cond. Call 732-741-3788
Call 732-727-2575
desk, almond formica $400.
732-390-0900
Lacquer) glass & mirrored.
SECTIONAL SOFA - 4 pc. GE gas stove 3D" self-clean offer. 6 DRAWER DRESSER
POOL TABLE
W/HUTCH $75,
DOUCH
&
3
TBLS.
All
Best
Rust.Natuzzi leather. Like w/hood $100. Caloric 24" dish7ft. slate with balls and sticks.
Call 732-625-0141
offers Call 732-303-9672
new. Paid $3,000. Best offers washer $75. Eves. 732^)46-5888
Good condition. $150. Call
$25.
Trunk
load
cut
&
dried
BEDROOM SET-Girl's. Green
732-360-0795
DINING ROOM SET - Provin- "all 732-721 -5609
MEDICAL SUPPLIES-walker
Call 732-254-0869
cial. Table and (6)chairs, serv- SECTIONAL SOFA - Teal with wheats, stationary toilet & cream, Provincial. 6 drawer
REFRIGERATOR- GE Side by
COMPANION/
er, lighted china cab , table leather. 5 pcs. which includes seat. New overnight commode double dresser w/mirror, twin bed
side,
electronic
auto
ice/water.
HOUSEKEEPING
pads. 26 years old. $1.900., or dual recllners. Exc. cond. with covers, bathtub safety rail & end table. $250.732-390-4065
condition. $150.00
Dest offer. Call 732-780-64B6 $450. Call 732-257-7386
Serving all of NJ. 24 hr. live in. Good
4 footed cane. 732-363-4297 CRIB • 3 pc. set. bowed effect,
Reasonable rates. 732-329-1127 Call 732-254-5325
DINING ROOM SET- Faux SOFA & MATCHING CHAIR. M E D I C A R E N E B U L I Z E R light colored, dressing table (3
RUG S H A M P O O , m a c h i n e
drawers), 5 drawer dresser,
FIBROMYALGIA SUFFERERS Bissell carpet/upholstery canMarble Formica Table w/6 Custom made. Contemporary
PATIENTS!
$950. Stroller: Emmaljunga,
WANTED! Proven technique to istBr w/attachments. Like new
chairs andJ3uffet. $450. or Exc. cond. $550., or best offer. STOP paying cash for
$150. Call 732-723-0357.
reduce pain. Call 732-565-1666 $150. 732-251-4308
best offer. 732-294-5593
Call
732-220-1416
Albuterol, Atrovent, etc
MODEL
HOME
FURNITURE
for inlormation today.
DINING ROOM- A 12 pc. all SOFA - Beige chenille, $100. MEDICARE pays for them. We CRIB - All white, with premium
FOR ALL ROOMS. HALF
SKIS & POLES-$25.
mattress, dresser & matching
bill
Medicare
and
deliver
to
HOME CARE - For elderly,
PRICE OFF RETAIL. WON'T Cherry Wood set 96" 2 ped- Master Bedroom Set: Dark
SKI BOOTS Sixe 8 $15. Ice
glider. Perfect condition,
estal table with 2 leaves, 8 hand brown lacquer, $995. (2) Twin you. MED-A-SAVE
LASTII Call 732-583-2323
sick, disabled. Live-in/out.
Skates Size 7-8-11
$500 /best offer. 732-536-3882
1-800-538-9849
EXT.
21Q
carved
chairs,
china
closet,
sets, $20. ea. set.
Reasonable rates. Call Pollnter
Call 732-297-6913
ANTIQUE SOFA Solid oak buffet, and server. New in box. Mattress
Floor
Lamp:
brass,
$20.
(2)
Agency 908-925-0494,No fee.
- (2) Bedroom Sets • SIMMONS CRIB- W/ mattress
SNOWBLOWER - 4 H.P. 2 1 " frame, gold print fabric, 72", Retail $9,500 sell $2,900.
Wood Table Lamps, $25./pair. MOVING
master S boy's, dinette, chan- Natural Wood w/ blue trim,
Call 732-780-9528
Jacobson, 2 cycle rebuilt carb. $350. Excellent condition. Call Call 732-617-7740
delier, t e l e v i s i o n s & other $140. 6 pc. comforter/bumper
609-448-4064
starts on first pull.$150.
set, $35. Exc. cond 732-39CKJ384
items. Call 732-297-0235
END
TABLES,(2)
Oak,
$60.
ea.
SOFA
with
dual
recllners
Call 732-254-4490
BEDROOM - Queen size, 6 Brass Table lamps/ hanging
all mirrored hutch, chest, tamp, $25. ea. or 3/$70. (2) and loveseat, country blue by MOVING SALE - Refrigerator VIDEO CAM CORDER, high
S N O W P L O W - $ 2 0 . 42X15 pc.
Lane $500. Call
chair, clothing, 0-4T, girls & boys.
Magic
Chef
23.5
cu.
ft.
side
by
$500.
O
r
g
a
n
:
2
keyboard
Radial saw 12",$100,,both pedal, $300 Call 732-254-5074. mauve accent chairs, $40. ea.
732-739-1728
Crib, infant seats, maternity
side, white, ice/water maker.
Exc. cond. 732-933-8335, eves.
A L L VICTORIAN OAK - ROLL Craftsman,keros. heater $20.
Brand new. Orig.$1100. ask. clothing, changing table, yard
SOFA,
living
room,
light
floral
BEDROOM SET
T O P D E S K , T w o door oak roll, bed $10.732-364-4436.
$600. also 6 pc white washed toys, double stroller 732-888-7670
ENTERTAINMENT CENTER
design plus 2 danish arm A
solid
cherry
wood
4
poster
cabinet, hoosier, side by side, SOFA - dark gray with large
Solid oak, holds 32" TV,
chairs. All for $450. Excallenl wicker bdrm set, from Pier 1,
Qu. size, still in plastic asking
Edison Phonograph & much floral print. Excellent Condition. hand carved rice bed, 2 night matching oak coffee table Cond. Call 732-297-1177
stands, triple dresser, with trl$600. Call 732-863-5002
more. Call 732-536-0871
$600.
forboth,
732-617-0425
$99. Call 732-224-8559
fold mirror, & highboy chest.
SOFAS - (2) 72"matching
between 9AM-8PM
New in box. Retail $5,800., sell FAMILY ROOM - Queen sofa- E t h a n A l l e n . S u n b u r s
bed, matching loveseat, cock- w/greenish tones, $200. ea.
TABLES - (2) Modern, 1 Rock $1,950. Call 732-617 5910
TOP PRICES PAID FOR:
and 1 triangular end table, both BEDROOM SET - 5 pcs. con- tail & 2 end tables, matching Coffee table: square cherry &
Used • Only $2.00 each
lamps, La-z-boy recllner. Very
AAA ANTHONY'S ANTIQUES
Antique furniture, oriental rugs with glass tops. $150.
Please call 732-727-1490
$100. Sofa: ol
temporary - Light wood. $250. good cond. $550.732-257-308? mahogany,
PAYS TOP $$ FOR
PINBALL MACHINE paintings, jewelry & silver. We Call 732-370-8844
white
oriental.
Almost
new
KITCHEN SET. $50. good
ANY ANTIQUE • 1 Piece or
Mr.
&
Mrs.
Pacman,
Vintage,
purchase entire contents of
$400.
Living
rm.
side
chairs
KITCHEN SET with(4) chairs,
TIRES-15 car tires
;ond. Call 732-254-4880
estates. Will come to your
mauve, $100. ea. Entertain- Exc, cond. $350. or best offer. contents • Estates • Est.1979
oak.
Sofa,
off
white.
Both
con13",
14",
15",and
16".
Good
home. Call 908-862-0200
Cail Uncle Joe 732-264-3130
m e n t Ctr: Cherry w/glass Call 609-208-1357
BEDROOM SET • Bassett.
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TYPEWRITER And Photo Equipment. 1 po. or
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oroup counseling. By app.
Call Sherron 732-536-3047
PLAYERS CASINO PARTIES
BirthdaWAnniversary/Fund
SPIRITIST MEETINGS IN
Raisers/Corp. 732-560-9067
OLD BRIDGE
Ever wonder why you're herePONIES & PETTING
or whBre you're going? Ever ZOO B Y HAPPY TRAILS
wonder whysome lead
732-251-4240
charmed lives while others
suffer bitterly? Questions
about the afterlife? Then our
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Spiritist meetings could benefit
you. We meet once a week for your neighborhood. A petting
1 hour. There are no require- ZOO tool Call 732-928-3597
ments although we are Christians; During our meetings we
study, pray, and meditate. Music and Entertainment for
Non-profit organization. Com- any event. Call 732-446-7505
pletely free. No obligations. No SINGING TELEGRAMS
commitments. For more info. Custom Roasts-Funny/Sweet
Call Elza at 973-716-5677
All occasions. 732-972-3366
PARTY MUSIC
PARTY PIZAZZ
Address.
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Call Pat 732-341-8063
Must be Pre-paid
Visa • MC • Discover • Check
ART SCHOOL
Name.
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4 Lines with Symbol
1 Week = $25.
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CLEAN
ALL TYPES of Electrical Work
Recessed lights, track lighting,
paddle fans, service changes.
Lie. # 6252. Hal 732-572-6750
ALL-BORO ELECTRICAL
Any Occasion. 73S-536-6936
Ceramic tile-Install $2.75 & up Residential / Commercial /Ind.
AN U N F O R G E T T A B L E sq.
ft. Free est. 732-S45-3784
FREE estimates Lie. #14112
BIRTHDAY with J e l l T h e
Call 732-883-3630
Magical Sang Writer. One of a
kino Rock Concerts/Magic Show
AMP ELECTRICAL
Unique & different. 732409-6271 For A Perfect Cut. Call for
INSTALLATIONS / REPAIRS
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Free Estimates. 732-254-8357 Lie #8977C. Call 732-739-8797
065 Pets & Animals
«jj
AN EXPERIENCED
CERAMIC TILE & MARBLE
1
G.C.P. ELECTRIC
INSTALLATION
WE RETURN PHONE CALLS!
No job too big or small.
Starting ai $250.
Free estimates. 732-920-0285 Lie. #12849. Call 732-591-O96S
Call Ron 732-264-0421
CUSTOM CERAMIC TILING
IN YOUR HOME OR MINE BARNIE OR
New installation, repairs,
A LION KING PARTY
Walk, feed, playtime. Insured
See us In the Yellow Pages
remodeling. Free estimates.
Call 732-651-3256
& bonded. Call 732-446-4194
Residential / Commercial
John Cherry 732-290-9086
AMERICAN STAFFORDSHIRE BUBBLES THE CLOWN
15% off Service Upgrade
MIX-Female, 2 yrs.
15% Senior Discount
In E. Brunswick. 732-257-8127 TERRIER
old, spayed, all shots. Very Magic, bailoons • 732-446-3131
& Insured • Lic.iM 2823
Re-grouting • Re-caulking Bonded
loving, gentle, affectionate, CHILDREN^ PARTIES
FREE Est. • Fax 732-845-9977
PIANO, KEYBOARDS,
Sealing
•
Specialty
Cleaning.
house trained. Loves people &
Clown or Comedy Magic
GUITAR, ORGAN & BASS.
other pets. $75. With wire Professional entertainer. Refs. Slip prevention for floors,
t u b s & s h o w e r s . FREE
Popular & Classical. All levels. cage. Call 732-698-9495
• Balloons • Face Painting
estimates. Call 732-521-3809
Prof, instruction at your home.
Magic & A Live Bunny
FREE 2 Cats, age 4, Female.
27 yrs. teaching experience.
JIMBO 732-297-1369
JOHN'S CERAMIC TILE
Free Estimates. Lie. #9944
Hank Ploskon 732-238-1555 Indoor only. Loveable. Spayed.
REMODELING & REPAIRS
1 is declawed, child allergic, Also
Bonded & Insured
CHILDRENS
Bathrooms-Foyers-Kitchens
have parrot lor sale.732-525-3181
Residential & Commercial
Over 25 years experience
SAX, CLARINET, FLUTE
KITTENS
(2)
w
Orange
with
FREE ESTIMATES
Expert instruction in your
lesorany
long hair, frisky. Also cuddly,
For birthday partie
Call 732-324-7983
home. 732-446-8576
grey and white tuxedo. Please occasion. Call732-:
732-264-0421
call 732-257-2172.
LOVE BIRDS • Hand-fed
Quality from $300.
babies, pastel,very friendly.
Call 732-238-4306
Installers of TILE & MARBLE
(2 blue/green, (1) yellow,
Specializing in Regrouting,
Free Estimates. Insured
$80. sac-h. Call 732-758-0638
Rscaulking S All Repair Work.
Industrial, Commercial
Free Estimates. 732-679-9500
Residential. Lie #7134
Music for all occassions.
MILLTOWN CERAMIC TILE
DJ & KARAOKE 732-316-1161
New Installations & Repairs
Prayer to SI. Jude
Free Estimates • 732-821-9044
Your prayer will be published in our
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CablU
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ftNew Baby Congrats.! DISAPPEARING ATTIC Stairs
READING & MATH-Basic
Skills. Exp. K-8 teacher. Your
home or mine. 732-254-8567
HOW TO PUBLISH A NOVENA
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references Flexible Reasonafala rates Silvia 732-254-4924
HOUSECLEANING specializing
in bathrooms, kitchens &
floors. Free est, competitive
rates Cali Claudia 732-69B-9375
J & A CLEANING SERVICE
Houses, offices, apts. a
condos , t a yrs. exp. Refs
Over 20 Yrs. Serv. Central NJ available. Maria 732-826-6700
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A MAGIC RIGHT CLEANING*
Heating Installations
Cleans o l h c e s , h o m e s . Si
and Repairs.
condo's
Excellent references.
Call 732-786-0810
Low rates. Call 732-324-1694
D.J.
051 Sporting
Equipment
GUNS-SWORDS. MILITARY
ITEMS. License NJ/Federal
Dealer. Berl 732-821 -4949
Installation S Service
Free Estimates. 732-727-8526
DAVE'S APPLIANCE
Bar & Bat Mitzvah Prep
Kelli Richman 732-536-2914
Math - College teacher, quality
lessons; bks. published.SATAlg/trig/calc/geom 732-238-3042
READING Specialist. Cert
teacher, exp. with all ages &
levels. Call 732-967-9822
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049 Merchandise
Wanted
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732-679-1213
732-254-0909
BIO, CHEM, MATH
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ALGEBRA I &II
SAT'S
Geometry & Basic Skills
Need Help' Feeling frustrated'
Experienced Teacher & Tutor
Call 732-613-9225
CLEANED
FAHRENHEIT, INC. HOMES/OFFICES
12 years experience. Excellent
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732-257-8637
In your home. Exp. teacher.
Call 732-238-0652
COUNSELING-For Higher
Education & All Subiects K-12
ALL AGES
732-892-8707
STEVE ran.
1
Professional Instruction
63 Milltown Rd., E. Brunswick
To Advertise
Your
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Plumbing & Heating
Residential Specialist
Repairs & Remodeling
Water Heaters
MUSIC
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Fill Your Employment Needs.
Call Classified
1-800-66O-4237
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Your home Call 732-780-4428 ^Anniversaries
PLUMBING/HEATING
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Bnthroom KrmoiMinf!
Boilers • Water Hi-ulcm
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732-738-8846
732-370-1673
908-492-3537
Ownar Operated. Neat
Emsrgency Service Available
• Commercial
' Industrial
• Residential
WE STOP LEAKS!
MMZ0UI
Exp.-Cstb 1987
M376 Cleaning
KaSj Domestic:
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PAINTING
• Textured Ceilings
.Wallpapering
y
. Minor Repairs/,
.
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SENTINEL , FEBRUARY 8, 2001 4 5
076 Cleaning
Domestic
ABLE'S - $55. Rels, bonded,
reliable. Weekly or bi-weekly
English speakmg.732-251-2756
FENCE-PRO
FENCE COMPANY
100's of styles to choose from.
Free
est. Call 732-926-1515
ABSOLUTELY SPOTLESS
Move-in/Out. Carpets,Windows
Weekly • Biweekly • Monthly
Insured & Bonded. Free Est.
732-431-9099 • 732-946-3434
AMAZING CLEANING SVC.
Excellent work, best rates.
Call 732-967-9893
Q79c Floor
Finishing
• CLASSIC •
HARDWOOD FLOORS
Install • Sanding • Finishing
Homes-Offices. Best $$ all the Professional quality service.
lime. Call Ann 732-249-3084
1-888-868-9144 •732-208-5938
HARDWOOD FLOORS
BEST CLEANING
* BONNIE'S It
tt CLEANING ft
EXP., REFERENCES. VERY
SPOTLESS. BEST RATES.
Call 732-316-1320
CLEANING B Y : Luciana S
Irene. Houses. Apts. Offices.
Refs./Good rates 732-316-5541
CLEANING
PONIES 4 PARTIES clean
your
R. K. P. INC.
079b Fencing
POLISH Lady will
Home/Apt. Exp
Free Estimates. 732-324-2035
DONNA'S House & Office
Cleaning. Excellent job,
Reliable. Refs. 732-846-9893
GERMAN LADY Cleans Apts.
& Houses Mornings/Afternoons,
Monday-Saturday. Experienced,
honest S reliable. Car & Refs.
Call 732-257-3858, after 5pm.
SANDING • REFINISHING
INSTALLATION. Over 20 yrs.
e x p e r i e n c e . Quality work.
Serving Central/Northern NJ.
Broad Associates, Inc.
732-767-0707 or 908-353-0976
RE-NU FLOOR SANDING
732-583-6667 • 732-727-8828
SCRAPING & REFINISHING
Hardwood Floors. Repairing/
Installing. Over 30 years exp
Guaranteed. 732-222-8935
UNLIMITED WOOD FLOORS
Installation "Sanding 'Finishing
732-727-6633 or 732-946-1078
WADE'S HARDWOOD
FLOORING
Installations •Sanding-Refinishlng
Quality work at reasonable
prices. Call 732-787-5829
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Curtains Home Interiors LOW
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$$ for new/old 732-620-44fin
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M G CONSTRUCTION, INC
ARTY'S AUTO SALES
SIDING /ROOFING
East Brunswick 732-257-6700
Over 14 years Exp For free
estimates call Mike 732 329 3585 FORD TAURUS WAGON GL
or Gene 732 390 0819
94 a/c dual airbag p/s p/w
ROOFING by ALEX SMUTKO ABS am/fm cass C r u i s e
$3
500 Call 732-257-2189
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HONDA ACCORD '88 Auto
Anti Poverty Foundation
moonroof p/w p/d stereo cas
Debris • Attics • Basements
1095G Waterproofing sette
Interior/Exterior Wallpaper
150 000 mi $1 100 or
Rick 732-251-5953
removal Powerwashing
best oiler Call 732 679 2085
REMOVAL ot Shed= Pools
Quality work 20 yrs exp
Fences Decks Concrete Dirt
LEXUS GS 300, '99- White
Insured John 732-251-0893
Branches Small T r e e s 4
JUNK OR RUNNING AUTOS
ATLANTIS WATERPROOFING Fully loaded 35 000 miles
Shrubs Call 732-446-6958
POPCORN CEILINGS Fully insured Free estimates Excellent condition $30 000
Call 732-251-5077
Professionally sprayed
or best oiler 732-772-0051
TRASH a JUNK REMOVAL
Call 1-888-474-4648
Anything you want taken to Int painting wallpaper removal
LEXUS S C 4 0 0 , ' 9 5 - Red
Call 732-525-1625
dumps Free Estimates
Loaded 12 CD changer
Call 732-721-8246
SUTKOWSKI'S WALLS Basement Waterproofing Nakamichi Stereo t r a c t i o n B6-97 paying 1,000 s over
control electric sun/moon roof
• Wallpapering • Painting
90 000 mi Dealer maintained dealers Hi miles OK Lease &
bank payoffs OK Cash at
Ask $17 000 732-972-1653
TOjr^oor Call 732-972-3099
Free Est Deal w/owner Save
Wallpapering
Polish Hardwork With
LINCOLN CONTINENTAL '94
German Precision
White gray leather interior
B0 000 miles mint condition
1096 W i n d o w s
A SHADE BETTER
For junk cars, trucks lor
$8 000 neg Call 732-940-4541
recycling Call anytime Tommy
Inter or Pa ntmg -Precise -Neat
LINCOLN CONTINENTAL '95
DeTl s 732 787 5453
•Priced Right' 732-238-7053
Fully loaded Ivory w/leather
ART'S WINDOW SERVICE top
69 000 mi Nice condition
Repairs & Installations
>8 500 Call 732-888-7829
Call 732-521-2484
Prof Wallpapering & Painting
LINCOLN CONTINENTAL, 92
I Affordafale-Courteous-Reliabfe
Tax deductible, FREE
Loaded 85 000 mi Alarm New
Prompt est mates 732-539-4170 PLUMBING & HEATING, INC
iwing. FREE phone card to
trans tires axle starter $5 800 /
AS TO Z COATINGS
All Your Plumbmq Needs
1105 Boats for Sale! neg Have receipts 732-525-3181
donor w/ad #3647
, S399 3 Room Special Is Back
REASONABLE RATES
Call for booking & more info
LINCOLN CONTINENTAL,'90 HERITAGE FOR THE BLIND
732-521 -0537 or 908-618-1532
Well maintained Great run
ning cond 130,000 mi Must
SEA RAY Weekender '88
ACCENT PAINTING All JOBS
Lie #9816- Fully Insured
(1-800-236-6283)
seel $2 500 732-536-9120
27 330 hp sleeps 4 galley
Excellent Indoor a Outdoor
ALAN B L A C K B U R N • full
• HELP THE S.P.C.A.*
head Fantastic family boat! MERCURY SABLE WAGON
Painting Residential &
PLUMBING & HEATING
Cruise
ski
fish
camp
$16
500
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commercial Free estimates
90 Excellent condition
Water Heaters Boiler Installa
Clarks Landing slip avialable
Fully Insured 732-679-5999
Asking $2 000 or best offer
Foundation or
tions Remodeling NJ Master
732-446-2419
Call
732-367-4006.9am-8nm
Children's Hope Charities
Plumbers License #5325
AFFORDABLE PAINTING
16- SYLVAN BIG FISHERMAN MITSUBISHI E C L I P S E GS
DONATE your CAR,
Interior/Exterior Reliable
9 9 Suzuki 2 electric motors
'95 - Red LOADED 12 CD
quality work reasonable rates
TRUCK,VAN OR
Carpeting fish finder roller
Call Room by Room Paintlna
changer, sunroof 48 700 ong
MOTORCYCLE
trailer Garage kept A1
732-607-2577
mi Exc cond Asking $10 500
Tax Deductible
condition Many extras
or best offer Call 732-238-0747
PLUMBING & HEATING
Free Pickup
Has to be seen Old BndgB
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Call 732-679-3748
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Black 5 spd Exc cond CD
Complete Kitchen & Bath
* 1-866-435-7242 *
Moonroof alarm 42 000 orra
Remodeling Water Heaters
mi $10 500 neg 732-972-4396 WANTED- RUNNING and
Sewer a Drain Cleaning
Reasonable Rates Free Est
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Cars & Trucks
NISSAN 2 0 0 S X X E ' 8 7 - A u t o
.icense #5628 WE DO IT ALL
a/c am/fm cass sunroof New $100 and UP Junk Cars
Removed
Call
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tires brakes, exhaust 68,000
DALL 732-727-0014
ong mi Exc cond $3 500
ACURA INTEGRA LS '96
Call 732-617-9660
2 door, 31 000 mi 4 cyl ABS
116 Motorcycles
airbags sunroof Exc cond ' NISSAN ALTIMASE '00 Auto
PLUMBING & HEATING -Water $11000 Call 732-536 4149
Mopeds
Very
good
cond p/s, p/b p/w
Heaters- Faucets • Sinks • Gas
auto
key
entry,
11
000
ml
Piping • Sewer Cleaning & All CADILLAC'97, Sedan De Vllle Best offer Call 732-431 9317
Hepalrs Eve & weekend hours Gorgeous Car Every extra
KAWASAKI KZ650 7 9 - Exc
Mint condition 50 000 nwy miles NISSAN MAXIMA SE '89
lvail Lc#10584 Insured
Garaged Black w/black leather
Black 120,000 mi Good cond running cond 15,000 miles
New
t i r e s battery rebuilt
$21 995 Call 732-957-9522
Bose s o u n d s y s t e m , A B S
carbs $1 000 732-607-2346
$3 600 Call 73? 566-0210
CADILLAC FLEETWOOD
BROUGHAM '86 Mint Sunroof OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS '78
111 000 hwy ml Loaded with
Runs well V-8 New tires &
117 T r u c k s
^TERHEA?lRS
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$3 750 732-615-9000
brakes Asking $500
REPAIRS & REMODELING
Vans
Call 732-398-1279
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CHEVROLET I-ROC-Z'88
License #5568
305 ci 99,000 miles All basic PONTIAC GRAND PRIX GTP
components under hood are 94 - 2 dr auto 60 000 miles,
CHEVY BLAZER, ' 9 1 new Garaged Body & interior Heads up display $5,500 or 96 000 miles 4 door, 4 3 4x4
are basically mint p/b p/s p/|, best offer Caff 732-446-2450 New tires/rims $4 000 Good
P/w B l a c k i n t e r i o r S l o w PONTIAC GRAND PRIX s " f condition Call 732-679-4473
Masters Phantom gages 2 91 Black well maintained
PLUMBING & HEATING
Insured. Free est. Lie. #10952 10 sub woofers w/custom box Orlg owner, 79 000
& 300 watt amp K e n w o o d AkVsoo d
Call 732-251-6133
head units Brand new 2000
chrome I-Roc-Z rims from . yu'BURU GL WAGON
Extended Heavy Duty
chevy This car is unlike any 4 WD 5 speed, a/o, p/s
Rebuilt motor and trans
amfmCa R
other 3rd generation Camaro
Warranty Many new parts
that you have very seenl Must &00orbes,1,fer
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Runs and drives 100%
201-248-7888 or 732-238-8223
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Excellent work truck, $5,000
Drain Cleanings Repairs
SUZUKI ESTEEM GLX v t 732-690-0064 • 732-826-2774
londed / Insured • Lie #10415
White 4 cyl auto, p/w, p/l Exc
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c o n d 51 0 0 0 m l A s k i n o
FORD F350 '84 - 1 owner 4
* * * * * * * * * * * * *
$4,900 Call 732-274-naBS S wheel drive, automatic 8 ft
CHEVY
plow tool box New radiator
TOYOTA CAMRY '93 "s'st'ar Asking $4,000 732-821-2398
PLUMBING & HEATING
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lender Lessee resp for excess wears tear Mileage a l t o 12000 Mi/Per/Yr 20c Per/Mi Thereafter Jimmy $995 Dwn Pyt + SO 1st Mo Pyt + $0 Sec Dep + $525 Bank Fee + S400 Col! Grad Reb(if gual) = $1920 Due At Inception Til Pyts $11115 Til Cost
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