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Beloved leaderRabbi Shlomo Halberstam mournersreturn to South Brunswick Tuesday

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SentinelServing North and South Brunswick UME 7, NUMBER 42

N.B. rezoning debateshifts to DKM site

Council replacespending ordinancewith 2 new ones

BY CRAIG YETSKOStaff Writer

T he debate over rezoning inNorth Brunswick is nowfocused on the 55-acre

Route 1 DKM property.At Monday's meeting, amid a

standing-room-only crowd ofabout 200, the Township Councilunanimously introduced two re-zoning ordinances and trashed anearlier one.

One of the new ordinanceswould change the zoning designa-tion of the 18-acre former GeneralAutomotive site at the Route 1-130 circle from industrial to mid-rise office research use.

The earlier ordinance, whichgenerated stiff opposition fromthe public, would have rezonedthat tract for commercial use,paving the way for a 124,729,000-square-foot shopping center.

The other new ordinancewould rezone the 55-acre DKMproperty between Milltown Roadand the DeVry Institute from mid-rise office research to commercialuse, the same as the earlier ordi-nance would have done.

R. Berman Development Co.of Trenton wants to build a485,000-square-foot retail com-plex called the Gateway Centre onthe DKM tract.

Last month, the PlanningBoard voted unanimously to sup-port the office research use for theGeneral Automotive site andvoted 7-2 for the commercialdesignation at the DKM site.

A public hearing on the newordinances and a vote on adoption

is scheduled for Sept. 6, MayorDavid Spaulding said.

Although Spaulding noted thatthe council would defeat the earli-er ordinance that would havemade way for a proposed shop-ping center — North BrunswickMarketplace (Woodmont Mall) —at the General Automotive site,residents still wanted to have theirvoices heard.

A few in attendance held signsthat showed the No. 18 in a circlewith a slash through it, makingthe point that they do not want tosee Route 1 become anotherRoute 18, while others wore shirtsthat displayed a Web site address,www.dontclogRoutel.com, andthe phrase "Got balance?"

Opponents of the GatewayCentre plan at the DKM site areconcerned about traffic, quality-of-life issues and possible damageto the Lawrence BrookWatershed. They want the councilto deliberate more carefully and toevaluate all the issues.

Ron Perl, co-chairman of thenewly formed North BrunswickCivic Association, led off thenearly three hours of responsefrom the public, stating his oppo-sition to the proposed Bermandevelopment on the DKM proper-ty-

Perl noted that he readBerman's traffic study and foundthat traffic would be worse with acommercial site. An office com-plex would generate about 7,700weekday and 1,700 Saturdaytrips, compared to 21,000 week-day and 24,200 Saturday trips fora commercial center, he said.

"That's a big difference," Perlsaid.

Gus Kuhlman, former Planning

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Wheels to Work bus servicestops fuel S.B. council debate

Mayor fearslow-wage workerswould be abused

BV CHARLESJ/^ KIMStaff Writer

T he South Brunswick Town-ship Council is debatingwhether to authorize bus

stops for a Mercer County Wheelsto Work shuttle bus service in thetownship.

"This is the epitome of poorgoverning. I will go house tohouse to fight this," a visibly frus-trated Mayor Debra Johnson saidafter debating the issue for some45 minutes.

Johnson and CouncilmanEdmund Luciano said they areopposed to having the servicebring low-wage workers into thetownship from Mercer County.

The program, called Wheelsto Work, is being proposed by theMercer County Workforce Im-

provement Board.Township Manager Matt

Watkins said the program wouldshuttle low-wage workers fromthe Hamilton Township train sta-tion up the Route 130 corridor toSouth Brunswick's ForsgateTechnical Center, stopping at var-ious employment centers alongthe way.

"We currently have very limit-ed bus service," he said.

Watkins said the plan does notrequire the township to provideany funding, but would requirethe township to place some signsand designate bus stops.

Any bus stops in the townshipmust be approved by ordinance,according to Watkins. The policeare currently reviewing those pro-posed stops.

"We're not funding this in anyway," Watkins said.

Council members Ted VanHessen, Carol Barrett and DeputyMayor Frank Gambatese saidthey support the program.

"If it takes one car off theroad, I see it as a positive,"Gambatese said.

Van Hessen said the programwould help businesses in thetownship find workers.

"Signs [advertising availableemployment] are all over. Weshould be saying thank you," VanHessen said.

Luciano said the townshipshould seek the advice of AlimoAssociates, a consultant who ispreparing the township's masterplan circulation study, to see ifthe program would hurt the town-ship.

"We have very few commutervans coming from Mercer Coun-ty," Luciano said.

The township has been crack-ing down on commuter van safe-ty since a crash between two vanson Herrod Boulevard in 1996.

Several surprise police inspec-tions in that area have generated

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Thousands mourn Grand Rabbi in South BrunswickPilgrimage to cemetery

may become anannual event

BV_CHARLES_W. KIMTtaff Writer

SOUTH BRUNSWICK — Thousands of Hasidic Jewsjourneyed twice in the past week to moum the loss of a friendand teacher.

They came Aug. 2 for his burial and returned Tuesday forthe unveiling of his headstone.

They came to the township to bid farewell to Grand RabbiShiomo Halberstam, 92, the leader of the Bobov Hasidic sectin Brooklyn, N.Y.

"He was very much a father figure," Isaac Stralberg, 33, ofBrooklyn said at Tuesday's headstone unveiling atWashington Cemetery on Deans Rhode Hall Road.

"He was involved in our daily lives; he would join us incelebrations and was also there for us in sad times," Stralberg,a computer engineer, said Tuesday as he passed bottled waterout to mourners.

Halberstam, a holocaust survivor who is known most forencouraging the rebirth of the sect following World War II,died Aug. 2 at 2:15 a.m. at the Maimonides Medical Center inBrooklyn.

Halberstam led the sect for 50 years prior to his death andwill be.succeeded by his son, Naftal, who is in his 70s. Thesect broke from traditional rabbinical Judaism in the late 17thcentury because of objections to the material excesses of theirtraditional counterparts. Bobover Hasidim, named for a vil-lage in southern Poland, is one of the several sects of Hasidimthat vary based on the leadership of each Grand Rabbi.

According to their beliefs, Halberstam had to be buriedwithin 24 hours of his death. Halberstam was buried in a plotowned by the congregation in South Brunswick.

The pilgrimage of between 7,000 and 10,000 people onAug. 2 forced the township to declare a state of emergency.

"It was a miscommunication," Police Chief MichaelPaquette said Tuesday, explaining that police from New Yorkdid not let the township know just how many mourners wouldattend the funeral until they were already on their way.

In addition to the mourners traveling from New York,many Hasidic Jews from Lakewood in Ocean County alsoconverged on South Brunswick, snarling traffic for miles ineach direction on Route 130.

"They were coming from everywhere," Lt. Ron Schmalzsaid Tuesday.

Members of the crowd stood in trees, on car tops and onbarricades to get a look at the casket containing their belovedleader.

Schmalz said three officers were treated for minor injurieslast week after the crowd surged forward to touch the casket.

Due to the humidity and heat, 12 mourners were alsotreated for heat-related injuries at the cemetery. The state ofemergency was lifted at 6:45 p.m. as the mourners returnedhome.

Another 3,000 attended the headstone installation onTuesday.

PHOTOS BY CHARLES W. KIM

A crane sets the headstone of Grand Rabbi Shiomo Halberstam into place at Washington Cemetery on DeansRhode Hall Road in South Brunswick Tuesday. '

That service ran much more smoothly because thetownship had time to prepare.

Following last week's funeral, police and townshipofficials met Monday to evaluate how the event was han-dled and to prepare for Tuesday.

During Tuesday's service, a large crane lifted thestone into place as one mourner described the event viaa loudspeaker.

Truckloads of bottled water were distributed to thecrowd, and tents were set up to provide shade from thesun.

Stralberg helped distribute the water to mournersbraving the blazing sun to pay their respects.

"We are all professionals, but we are here to pay ourvery high respects. I gave 45 people off today to be here,"Stralberg said.

Halberstam's burial in South Brunswick will lead toan annual pilgrimage by his followers on the anniversaryof his death.

According to the mourners attending on Tuesday, theburial of the rabbi makes the cemetery very holy to

Hasidic Jews, who looked to him in the same way manyCatholics looked to Cardinal John O'Connor.

"He was so big and vast," Shiomo Lieber, 32, ofBrooklyn said, trying to explain the rabbi's appeal.

"He was very difficult to grasp; no one could proper-ly eulogize him," he added.

More than 100 police officers from other departmentsas far away as Woodbridge and West Windsor assistedthe township with both events.

Also on hand was the Middlesex County Office ofEmergency Management. Deputy Coordinator Jim Rappsaid that the county was there to help arrange assistancefor the township and appeal to other agencies for help.

"We help with communications and coordination ofmutual aid, as well as provide people," Rapp said.

Rapp said his office provides assistance for every-thing, including large funerals such as this to weatherdisasters such as Hurricane Floyd.

The county requested assistance from the AmericanRed Cross, which distributed water at the funeral andTuesday's headstone installation.

Mourners (I) climb a tree to get a better view of the headstone unveiling, while com-puter engineer Isaac Stralberg of Brooklyn and a partner hand out bottled water tohelp them combat Tuesday's high heat and humidity.

South Brunswick Police Chief Michael Paquette (r) and Middlesex County Office ofEmergency Management Deputy Coordinator Jim Rapp keep an eye on things atWashington Cemetery on Tuesday. , , , = ; /

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Small plane makes crash landing in Kendall Park2 Franklin residentsaboard walk awaywith minor injuries

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SOUTH BRUNSWICK — A smallsingle-engine plane hit the ground mthe Kendall Park section Sundayevening, ending up about 50 yardsfrom nearby homes

Police said that the plane, flown byScott Meister, 42, of FranklmTownship was en route from Long

Lland, N Y, to Princeton airportPolice said the leisure flight ended

when Meister and his lone passenger,Debra Damelson, 40, also from Franklin,were forced to land the plane about aquarter mile west of Route 1 in SouthBrunswick after the engine failed

Witnesses on the ground told policethat they heaid the engine cut off and thepilot attempt to restart pnoi to the 4 50p m crash

Police said that Meistei was able totouch the plane down in an open area,but it eventually flipped ovei after hittingsoft ground in a storm water detention

pondThe pond, part of the Crestview de-

velopment, was empty at the time of thecrash, police said

Witnesses told police that the planeslid about 20 yards along the ground be-fore flipping over

The plane came to rest only about 50yards from a development in the KendallPark section of town

Police said the pilot and passengerwere already out of the plane when theyarrived at the scene

According to police, Meister wascomplaining of back and neck pain

Damelson had a cut neai her righteye, police said

Both were transported to PnncetonHospital for treatment

The aircraft's fiont end was smashedin, totaling the plane, according to po-lice

Even though heavy rain was pre-dicted throughout the region on Sunday,police say that it was not laming butovercast at the time of the crash

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WORTH BRUNSWICK — Despite theappointment ot a new police director,police are continuing to push for a policechief

During Monday's Township Councilmeeting, members unanimously approveda resolution as part of a consent agendaappointing Ronald Romano, a 17-year vet-eran ot the FBI, as police director

Still, members of the Police Benevo-lent Association Local 160 and the Su-perior Officers Association wore "BringBack a Chief shirts and distributed ahandout titled "Take the politics out ofpolicing " The handout says that a law cur-rently on the books "concerning the policechief's versus police director's roles andresponsibilities reinforces our position thatthere needs to be a separation of powers "

The PBA is continuing its drive to put anonbinding referendum on November'sballot to ask voters if they want a policechief According to Detective KenMcCormick, SOA president, union mem-bers will be going door to door to get sig-natures so they can get the issue on theballot They also plan to meet with seniorcitizens and community groups to explainthe difference between a police diiectorand a police chief

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"I didn't appoint a political crony," hesaid

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Spaulding also thanked former ActingDirector Donald Corny for the job he haddone since January

"I'm pleased with the job he's done,"Spaulding said

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NORTH BRUNSWICK — A stateadministrative law judge has continuedVirgo's appeal of its liquor license denialto tomorrow.

There was no resolution to an appeal ofa liquor license transfer by a Route 130 go-go establishment last week.

After hearing testimony from attorneystrom the township and the Route 130 go-so establishment, Office of Administrative

Law Judge Anthony Bruno continued thehearing at 1 p m Friday

Township Attorney David Himelmansaid Monday that there was some dis-agreement with Bruno on some legal is-sues, adding that the judge has not seen the"full picture" of their case.

Meanwhile, Virgo's attorney feels hisclient will come out on the winning sideFriday.

"Based upon the hearing thus far, weare confident the judge is going to reversethe council's denial of the peison-to-per-son liquor license transfer," DennisAuciello, the attorney for Virgo's ownerPaul Golden, said Tuesday.

Auciello said the judge took a dim viewof the township's iesolution during the

hearing and went so far as to say it"stinks."

The judge also made it clear that in-formation considered by the TownshipCouncil as of March 13, the day of theliquor license transfer hearing, would betaken into account by the court dunng itsanalysis, Auciello said.

During the hearing, each side had twocitizens testify on their behalf, he said.

Auciello stated that one of the residentswho testified for Virgo's lives inDeerbrook Village, a development acrossRoute 130 from Virgo's.

She lived in the development when theprevious owner, Joseph Manzor ran theestablishment and testified that she "neverhad any adverse consequence as a result of

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In March, the Township Council deniedthe person-to-person liquor license trans-fer, citing concerns expressed by nearbyresidents

Golden then filed an appeal to theOffice of Administrative Law

"I felt the council's decision was ar-bitrary, unreasonable and capricious andwas contrary to the prevailing legal stan-dards concerning the person-to-personliquor license transfer," he said in March.

Minus a liquor license, Golden openedVirgo's in April as a "bring your own bot-tle" establishment.

Since then, the relationship betweenthe township and the establishment hasbeen anything but quiet.

However, Auciello said that nothingthat has occurred since the March 13 hear-ing is relevant to the appeal pending beforethe court

The council proceeded to adopt anordinance banning public nudity based onone upheld by the U.S Supreme Court inApril.

Golden challenged the ordinance,claiming that it violated Virgo's freedomof speech and expression. Officials assert-ed, however, that the ordinance was creat-ed to combat "secondary effects" of sexu-ally oriented businesses.. In June, State Superior Court JudgeRobert Longhi decided in the township'sfavor, ruling that the North Brunswickordinance does not suppress the "eroticmessage conveyed by nude dancing."

The township, meanwhile, has filed 12criminal complaints against Golden andhis establishment, according to Golden.

In addition, he was arrested on July 17on a fugitive warrant for his arrest inNevada.

According to Nevada authorities, inOctober, Golden allegedly refused pay-ment on a $33,000 check at Caesar'sCasino, Las Vegas.

Despite all these legal issues, Auciellosaid the court has noted that his client hasbeen only charged, not convicted, on anyoffenses.

Police chiefContinued from page 5

changed to director-only in the 1990s.Maltese was appointed by Matacera in

1994 and resigned at the end of last year.The PBA claims in its handout that

Spaulding "just wasted over $100,000 intaxpayer money" by appointing Romano,since the department already has a captainwith the same qualifications.

Romano will receive a salary of$95,000 a year, plus benefits.

Spaulding answered that charge duringthe meeting, noting that Romano will beearning less than 20 percent of the town-ship's police officers.

At a previous council meeting,Spaulding stated emphatically that as longas he is mayor, the township will neverhave a police chief.

Councilman Paul Pappas broke withthe mayor on this issue, voicing his sup-port for a chief.

Romano, 50, has been an FBI agentsince 1973 and served with the U.S. ArmyGreen Berets in Vietnam from 1969-1970.His responsibilities with the FBI includedsupervising the FBI Newark ViolentCrime/Fugitive Task Force, conductingcrime trend surveys, rating individuals forpromotion and working on complex crim-inal investigations.

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Six seeking toN.B. board vacancy

NORTH BRUNSWICK — Six can-didates, including a former member, arevying for a vacant seat on the Board ofEducation created by the resignation ofElizabeth Schneider.

Whoever is picked will fill the re-mainder of Schneider's term, which ex-pires in April.

Acting Superintendent Bob Turco saidlast week that board members should beready to appoint the new member on Sept.12.

Open session interviews for the posi-tion .were held early last week before theboard.

The candidates are Donald Adams,Harold Walker, Phylis Giglio, Carol Pi-sacka, Donna Machusky and RobertGrimm.

Grimm, a former board member, wasunable to attend last week's interview ses-sion and will be interviewed on Sept. 5 at7:30 p.m.

N.B. summer readingclub to hold celebration

The North Brunswick Public Librarywill present its "Book a Trip ThroughTime" summer reading club celebration onAug. 17 at 1:30 p.m. This event is open toall members of the library's summer read-ing clubs and their families. It will featurea performance of the puppet show "Nickof Time" by Tuckers' Tales PuppetTheatre, and club members will receivecertificates. Refreshments will be served.

The library is located at 880 HermannRoad. For more information, call (732)246-3545.

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I CAN TAKE IT — Youngsters try to catch or dodge water balloons at a watercarnival at North Brunswick Township High School on Monday. The eventwas sponsored by the North Brunswick Department of Human Resourcesas part of the township's summer recreation program.

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expressed interestin schools chief position

BY CRAIG YETSKOStaff Writer

NORTH BRUNSWICK — Board ofEducation members and the public werebriefed about the progress of the superin-tendent search Tuesday.

At the board meeting, Carole Larsen,search consultant and senior field repre-sentative of the New Jersey School BoardsAssociation, discussed the status ofresumes being sent in for the position and

Come see The Lion King9

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Recreation and Community Affairs is plan-ning a trip to see The Lion King on Broadwayon Oct. 26

The bus will depart at 5 p.m. and returnapproximately II'30 p.m. The trip com-mences at the Senior Center at the municipalcomplex.

Tickets have been secured for the rearbalcony, and individuals will have approxi-mately 2 hours prior to show time to do asthey please. Cost is $35 for residents, $40non-residents. $30 for senior residents over55 and children and $35 for non-resident sen-iors and children. Cost includes show andtransportation

TJie Lion King is the musical version ofDisney's animated feature, which incorpo-rates special effects, masks and puppetrywith live acting. Pre-registration is necessaryand opens Aug. 21, 8:30 a.m for residents;Sept. 21 for non-residents. For more infor-

S.B. Recreation offersgo!! lessons/Mets trip

The South Brunswick Township De-partment of Recreation and CommunityAffairs will hold fall golf lessons, beginningAug. 30, 5:30-6:30 p.m. at Cranbury GolfCourse on Southfield Road, West Windsor.Cost is $5 registration fee and $65 for les-sons. Registration forms may be picked up atthe Community Center, Senior Center or thelibrary.

The department will also host a bus trip tosee the New York Mets vs. the PhiladelphiaPhillies at Veterans Stadium, Sept. 21, withbuses departing at 5 p.m. Cost is $20 and $25for non-residents and includes ticket and bustransportation from the Senior Center.

For more information or to register forany of the above events, stop by the SeniorCenter or call (732) 329-4000, ext 671.

N.J. Repertory Theaterto present 'Oliver!9

New Jersey Repertory Theater will bepresenting the popular Broadway musicalOliver! on Aug. 18 at 7:30 p.m. and Aug.19 at 7:30 p.m. at Crossroads MiddleSchool, Major Road, South Brunswick.Tickets are $7 and $5 for seniors, generaladmission.

Featured in the cast are J.P. Crowley asOliver, Ashley Delgado as Nancy, B.J.Olson as the Artful Dodger, and R.J.Kuehner as Fagin. Favorite musical num-bers are "Food, Glorious Food," "As LongAs He Needs Me," "Where is Love," and"Consider Yourself."

For information, call the Theater Lineat (732) 821-6644.

the cntena formulated by the community,administration and the board.

Larsen said she has received 20resumes, 25 to 35 percent of which arefrom applicants who are currently super-intendents.

She added that very few of the candi-dates are from out of state.

At the end of the discussion, Larsenlaid out the upcoming search schedule.

On Sept. 11, she will meet with theboard in closed session to approve theinterview schedule and interview ques-tions.

The first round of interviews will be con-ducted Sept. 25-28, and an interview train-

ing session will be held 30 minutes prior tothe first interview on Sept. 25

Based on the information gatheredthrough community surveys and a July 17forum and on comments from the ad-ministration and board members, the criti-cal issues facing the district include growthand changing population, diversity, pro-grams, staff issues and the cli-mate/environment in the schools.

Some of the issues entailed in these top-ics are maintaining school safety, continu-ing to offer superior education to all stu-dents and increasing the focus on technol-ogy.

Other issues include a need to increasethe diversity of staff, provide an identity to

Linwood Middle School and give morerecognition to minority achievement.

The respondents noted that the newsuperintendent should have experience as aprincipal and administrator in a successfulurban or suburban K-12 district, excellentpeople skills, strong convictions, honestyand integrity.

"It's a big order," Larsen noted, "butthere's a candidate out there to fit the crite-ria."

Larsen noted that the respondents in-dicated the district's strengths include astrong staff, Blue Ribbon schools, aca-demic focus with a solid reputation and aninvolved and supportive community.

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Opinion•Hit

Residents have a right !o know, too

W e can't help but won-d e r . why NorthB runswick Mayor

David Spaulding cannot shareinformation he has aboutpotential tenants at the pro-posed Gateway Centre shop-ping center on Route 1.

The m a y o r claims that theinformation was given to himin confidence.

That 's hardly fair to resi-dents w h o have as much rightas the m a y o r to know whatstores a r e proposed for their

town.What's to prevent a land

speculator from winningapproval for a large shoppingcenter and then leasing it for ause which is clearly offensiveto residents?

Those things do happen.So the mayor should tell

whoever gave him the tenantinformation in confidence thathe is obligated to share anysuch information with the con-stituents he represents.

That is only fair.

MayoKs stance needs elarification

S outh Brunswick MayorD e b r a Johnson seemsexcess ive ly concerned

about p r o p o s e d bus stops and sig-nage for a ?vf ercer County Wheelsto Work b u s service that is beingsponsored b y the Mercer CountvWorkforce Improvement Board.

The p r o g r a m would shuttlelow-wage workers from theHamilton Township train stationup the R o u t e 130 corridor to

South Brunswick's ForsgateTechnical Center, stopping at var-ious employment centers alongthe way.

While other council membersappear to support the plan, themayor fears the workers will betaken to companies where theywill be treated unfairly.

Either we're completely miss-ing something or the mayor needsto explain her viewpoint.

llifiillResidents llianked for Relay for Life success

A s d i rec tor for this year'sA m e r i c a n Cancer SocietyR e l a y for Life, I would

like to t h a n k the residents ofMiddlesex County for their gen-erosity and support. Fifteen teamsparticipated i n this year's event atThe Club, Woodbridge, raisingmore than S40.000" for theAmerican Cancer Society'sresearch, education, advocacy andservice p r o g r a m s in MiddlesexCounty. T h e outstanding supportwe received proves that the peo-ple in our communities are trulycommitted t o the fight againstcancer.

I want t o applaud the morethan 50 survivors who participat-ed in the open ing ceremony andthe survivor recognition. They arethe main r e a s o n we continue the

fight so that each year there canbe more and more people livingwonderful lives following a diag-nosis of cancer.

A special thanks to the manyvolunteers who worked to makethis event a success. The Relayfor Life committee did an out-standing job of putting the eventtogether. We also appreciate thegenerosity of this year's corporatesponsors.

Again, thank you for support-ing the American Cancer Society,and remember, it's not too early tobecome involved in Relay for Lifefor next year. For more in-formation, call (732) 738-6800.

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S.B. resident objects to allowing dog park in a residential zone

W hen is a park not apark? One might rea-sonably expect that the

South Brunswick PlanningBoard's decision to allow a parkwithin a residential zone wouldbe a good thing. Most times,you'd be right. But, how about apark that's not a park at all. Onethat would admit you only after asuccessful subjective interviewwith the park's owner. One thatcharges a membership fee. Andone that would not accept you asa member if you did not own adog. Last Wednesday, the plan-ning board approved a dog park.

It gets better: Mayor DebraJohnson and planning boardChairman Frank Antisell feelthere is a need in SouthBrunswick for this "park," a com-

mercial business, to be located ina quiet neighborhood, open be-tween the hours of 6 a.m. and 10p.m. As many as 55 dogs andtheir owners will be accommodat-ed on this narrow, but deep, prop-erty in Little Rocky Hill. Howabout neighbors who value theirearly morning sleep on the week-ends? Take heart. These are off-peak hours according to thepark's proprietor. If residents areawakened by one barking dog, itcould be worse - at least it's notpeak hour. No employee of thepark will ever actually berequired to be present; a state-of-the-art card reader will allow cus-tomers access. Less state-of-the-art is the lack of restroom facili-ties for dog owners. The gravelparking area is sure to be a hit

with the neighbors, as trafficcrunches its way in and out.

Still unconvinced that this dogpark is a permitted use in a resi-dential neighborhood? Well, letme assure you, the large sign outfront advertising this commercialventure, all-night lighting, feces-filled black plastic bags, andurine-soaked earth combined toconvince Mayor Johnson andChairman Antisell to cast thedeciding affirmative votes.

I believe they have lost theirminds and would never havevoted to place such an inappropri-ate commercial business next totheir homes. It sets troublingprecedent in South Brunswick.

Keith RasmussenSouth Brunswick

North Brunswick resident responds to former Planning Board chair

A fter reading GusKuhlman's Aug. 3 letter, Ifelt compelled to respond.

Since Mr. Kuhlman was a loyalRepublican for many yearsbefore he became a loyalDemocrat, I am sure he is quali-fied to speak about "ghost writ-ers" for letters to the editor. Ihave seen many such letters pub-lished in the paper, and I have apretty good idea who theDemocratic "ghost writers" are.

Gus claims he is "proud" tohave been a leader in the effort to

"buy" the Pulda farm a few yearsago. Why would anyone be proudto admit that they were a leader to"buy" a farm that was not for

l ?If I remember correctly, Mr.

Pulda had no desire to "sell" hisfarm to anyone for any price. Ithink it was a disgrace that Mr.Pulda was forced to hire an attor-ney to keep his farm. The "oppo-sition" that Gus refers to in hisletter was not only "NorthBrunswick Republicans," as Gusclaims, but many caring residents

Tax letter fuii of 'Double Speak'

H aving received my new tax bill in the maillast week, I find it included a letter full of"Double Speak" from the elected officials of

our township. Yes, the property tax rate went downbut the bottom line is that my taxes went up over 7percent. Taxes must be kept at a minimum for thosewith limited incomes and on fixed incomes. It is mybelief that if there really was a tax decrease for thetownship the mayor's name would appear on thisletter so that she could take full credit, but, alas, thatdid not occur.

• • • William AxelrodKendall Park section of South Brunswick

throughout the county that felt noone should be forced to give up afarm that was in his family forover 100 years.

If Gus has someone interestedin building "high tech office-research" at the Route 1 property,I am sure the mayor and councilwould be interested in knowingwho they are. By the way, Gus, itis not very nice to call anyone a"political animal."

Alice RodakisNorth Brunswick

Vote for Carol Barrett in November

C arol Barrett is a Democratic TownshipCouncil member in South Brunswick. Shespends an inordinate amount of time working

to maintain a fine quality of life in South Brunswick,and works diligently to expend and improve servic-es tor seniors in South Brunswick.

She listens and responds to the concerns of indi-vidual residents in South Brunswick. Also, she callsimmediately if she hears that a South Brunswick res-ident is troubled. We should all vote for her inNovember.

•JeanA.StarksKingston- section of> South Brunswick •

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Speeding responds to criticism osi swelling(Copy of a letter to Joseph P. Lafornara)

T hank you for taking the time to writeus regarding the proposed rezoning oftwo properties in town.

Mr. Lafornara, I must say that I was quitetaken back by some of your remarks, e.g.:

"It has all the earmarks of the arrogant,heavy-handed manner of your predecessors."

• "Your open hostility toward some whospoke ..."

• "...what benefit the council memberswere deriving from the rezoning!"

• "I do wish to point out that there is anelection approaching..."

I've been mayor for seven months andyou're already prepared to draw these conclu-sions?

"Heavy-handed manner?" Mr. Lafornara,please let me remind you that under our pred-ecessors, no council meetings were televised.Four years ago I asked the prior governingbody to televise meetings but was told it was-n't necessary. Our very first meeting on cableTV was the first reading of this ordinance,and the second showed over six hours of dis-cussion on this topic. I find it difficult to seehow you can come to your conclusion.

"Open hostility"? Please be specific. Wewelcomed input from the public. No one was"hostile."

"...benefit the council members werederiving"? Of all the tilings you wrote, this isthe most offensive. To suggest such a thing.Let me make this very clear: Under no cir-cumstances are any members of the adminis-tration or governing body benefiting from anyplanned or considered changes. I'm curioushow many times in the past 17 years youwrote such remarks to my predecessor.

"...an election is approaching." Yes, weknow this. Wouldn't you agree that it wouldbe inappropriate for us to focus on the elec-

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David Spaulding

tion as we govern? I don't think the pendingelection should get in the way of how we act.Otherwise, we will constantly make decisionson how it might affect us at the polls ratherthan how it will benefit our township.

Sir, I get a lot of letters, but none so in-flammatory and insulting as yours.

I work 25 to 30 hours or more a week forthis township, and many of the council mem-bers put in as much or more time. We're try-ing to make our community a better place. Ithink we've done a lot in a relatively shorttime. To suggest that you're ready to throw usout after only a few months in office is unfair.

I thought these projects made sense.While $300 to $400 per year may not soundlike much to you, to many of our residents itmeans a lot. And we're trying hard to reducetaxes. As far as congestion, we'll have trafficregardless of whether we have shopping cen-ters or office buildings.

We said we want to hear from the public,and we have. I said on WCTC last week thatI was reconsidering the whole issue, wantingto make sure we do a good analysis. And atlast night's Planning Board meeting, I statedthat I no longer favor the 1/130 zoning changebut still support the one near DeVry. Theentire board supported me on the" formerwhile the majority did so on the latter. Threeof the four members who were on the boardlast year supported rezoning the property nearDeVry.

David SpauldingMayor

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Wontack proud to be Nortli Brunswick council 'wannabe'

Iam proud to be what Al Salva terms "thenew Democratic council wannabe" inNorth Brunswick. Mr. Salva is abso-

lutely right, I am concerned that NorthBrunswick's character, personality, trafficand environment will be damaged foreverby piecemeal zoning changes allowing twomalls, three "big box" stores, seven newrestaurants, one possible hotel and thou-sands of new parking spots! I "wannabe" acitizen who helps find the right ways to off-set taxes. These malls are the wrong way.

Mr. Salva asks other questions in his let-ter. They ought to be answered. Why didn'tI speak out about nude dancing at Virgo's?I have. I'm a Democrat, but I don't opposethe all-Republican council when they areright, and they were right to ban nude danc-ing. Still, I wish they would show concernfor the effects of strip malls as well as strip

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bars. I refuse to be an apologist for mis-takes of former Democratic administra-tions. Ask them about problems of the past;ask me about solutions for the future.

One more thing. In a previous letter Mr.Salva spoke of seeing me sitting with ourformer mayor at a council meeting. He ismistaken —or at least I hope so, becausethe alternative is a straightforward mis-statement intended to wrongfully associateme with past administrations. For the pastseveral years, two or more Republicans satwith the former mayor every other Mondaynight, as council members at council meet-ings. Maybe Mr. Salva should worry aboutthem.

Francis (Mac) WornackNorth Brunswick

Democratic TownshipCouncil candidate

The South Brunswick Ladies is a bowl-ing league that bowls every Fridaymorning at Carolier Lanes. What is so

special about this bowling league? The fundscollected from bowling fees are donated tovarious charities. This league started about 25years ago as a PTA fund-raiser, and whenthere were no longer any PTA membersbowling, this group of ladies decided to bowlfor charity. Over the years, as much as $700[per year] has been donated to area First AidSquads, Woman Aware (a shelter for womenin New Brunswick), a student fromColumbine High School that needed exten-sive surgery, and this year a local family.

Since we are not a money league, we havea 90 percent handicap. If you are not abowler, what this means is that everyone is

given an equal chance. Therefore, if youwould like to bowl and haven't bowled inyears, this is an opportunity to bowl just tohave a good time.

The South Brunswick Ladies bowl onFriday mornings at 9:30 a.m., starting the firstFriday after Labor Day — we follow theschool calendar — and if school is closedbecause of weather, so is bowling, andCarolier Lanes provides free child care forpreschool children. If this sounds like fun,you are right! Go to the phone and call LauraGazawie at (732) 297-8748 to register andstart bowling with us on Sept. 8.

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Matron of honor was Gail Murphy ofFlower Mound, Texas. Bridesmaidswere Karen Vislocky of Kissimmee,Fla., and Nancy Osborne of Manalapan,both sisters of the bridegroom; DebbiePuskas of North Brunswick; and DawnVislocky of the Somerset section ofFranklin, sister-in-law of the bride-groom. Junior bridesmaid was KristenVislocky of Somerset, niece of thebridegroom. Flower girl was Lauren Os-borne of Manalapan, niece of the bride-groom.

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Middlesex County College, Edison,where she earned an associate in appliedscience degree in fashion merchandis-ing. She is employed as a certified phar-macy technician at Wakefern FoodCorp., Jamesburg.

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ierraBY CHARLES W. KIMStall Writer

SOUTH BRUNSWICK — Rep. RushHolt (D-12) got a green thumbs up fromthe Sierra Club Monday at Davidson MillPond Park in South Brunswick.

National Sierra Club President RobertCox said the environmental organizationwould support the incumbent in his bid toreturn to the house.

"I have never seen him blink on anissue that affects the environment," Coxsaid.

Cox, the newly elected head of thenational group, who hails from NorthCarolina, traveled with Holt on Monday,visiting the Burnt Fly Bog Superfund sitein Marlboro, Monmouth County, beforecoming to the South Brunswick park.

Cox said they would next travel to theStatehouse in Trenton where the group'sformal announcement of support wouldbe.

Holt will face former Republican Rep.Dick Zimmer in November. Zimmer gaveup the congressional seat to run unsuc-cessfully against Sen. Robert Torricelli (D-NJ) for Sen. Bill Bradley's seat.

Some have said Holt is the most vul-

nerable of the freshman members, andRepublicans are hoping Zimmer canrecapture the seat in a race that has gainednational attention.

"It is one of the races that has assumeda national importance in trying to hold athin green line in this Congress," Cox said.

Cox said Holt has always been "on theright side" of environmental issues.

"Rush Holt has been there when therecent Congress attempted to strip pro-tection from public lands," he said.

Cox said that since 1995, Congress hastried to strip away protections by addingnon-environmentally friendly items as rid-ers to unrelated, must-pass bills they votedon.

Cox said previous representatives fromthe district were involved in that practice.

"They are coming at the environmentevery day," Cox said, saluting Holt for hiseffort in defeating a rider dealing witharsenic levels in drinking water.

Holt said he appreciated the group'sendorsement.

"The environment is important; theydon't make land anymore," he said.

Holt said lawmakers should now lookat modernizing the Federal Clean Water

Final meeting slated for King's Hwy. nominationThe final public meeting on the pro-

posed King's Highway (Upper Road andLincoln Highway) National Register ofHistoric Places nomination will be heldat 7:30 p.m. Aug. 16 in the Main MeetingRoom of the Valley Road Building, 369Witherspoon St., Princeton. All affectedcommunities are encouraged to atfend.

The road is known as state Highway27 and state Highway 206, also known as,portions of the King's Highway and partof Lincoln Highway. The length of roadruns from the vicinity of Raymond Roadin Franklin and. the Kingston section ofSouth Brunswick to Franklin CornerRoad in Lawrence Township, approxi-mately 10 miles.

The township of Princeton has re-ceived a Historic Preservation FundCertified Local Government matching

grant to contract with a qualified consult-ant to write the nomination.

A copy of the draft nomination isavailable at the municipal clerk's officeof each of the municipalities mentionedabove.- Interested parties can pick up a copy"of.an information sheet at the Office ofZoning and Historic Preservation, 369Witherspoon St., Princeton, NJ.,between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m., or call (609)921-1359 for further information.

The State Review Board, for HistoricSites will review the nomination at theState Historic Preservation Office inTrenton, 501 E. State St. (corner of EastState Street and Clinton Avenue). Themeeting is scheduled to begin at 10 a.m.Call (609) 292-2028 for scheduled timeof nomination.

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The lessons for 3- to 5-year-olds heldduring September-October at area fields.Lesson times vary.

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The indoor programs are held everytwo months on Saturday mornings and lateWednesday afternoons.

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Registration is also being accepted forthe six-week fall youth basketball clinic,Saturdays, Oct. 7-Nov. 18.

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- Fach age group will play at differenthours. All players in either clinic willreceive "Y" T-shirts.

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Board chairman, thanked Spaulding andthe council for their decision not to rezonethe Route 1-130 General Automotive site.

"Who won? The whole township," hesaid.

Kuhlman, however, continued hisopposition to rezoning the DKM site forcommercial use, saying it would be an"eternal detriment to the township and sur-rounding areas."

"Enough is enough, and more is toomuch," he said.

Gary Hirsch, the other co-chairman ofthe North Brunswick Civic Association,called the rezoning issue a "definingmoment" in the township, explaining thatit will show how "we want [the] township[to] look for future generations."

He said the two remaining questionsare whether the mayor and council will goin the direction set forth in the master planadopted last year by the Planning Board;and whether "future generations [will] sitand lament" the council's "lack of action"to slow down development.

While at the podium, Hirsch askedSpaulding about Gateway Centre tenants,but the mayor said he could not respond to

the question because he was told in confi-dence what stores would be coming in.

When pressed by Hirsch, Spauldingsaid they are higher-end than Target stores.

Democratic council candidate MacWomack told the council that a "construc-tive alternative" would be for members tomove slowly on the rezoning issue.

"Once we let it go to commercial, we'llnever get it back," he said.

Councilman Leo Ryan said there are alot of side issues that will have an impacton the DKM site and the council is consid-ering all of them.

He added that council members have tobalance the public input with informationthe developer presents, such as trafficanalyses.

Also, the council has to look at the"highest and best use" for the site, Ryansaid.

"Never before" has so much attentionbeen brought to a zoning decision by thePlanning Board, mayor and council, henoted.

Responding to Womack, Ryan alsoaddressed the role of the North BrunswickCivic Association, an organization which,he said, was "put together in two weeks"and has the made the rezoning issue polit-ical instead of investigating it

"Don't tie it into a political effort," hetold Womack, who responded that he is notassociated with the organization.

NBTHS plans trip to see Titanic3 artifactsA trip to see "The Titanic" artifact ex-

hibit will be sponsored by the NorthBrunswick Township High School SocialStudies Department on Aug. 21, withbuses leaving the high school parking lotat 9 a.m., and returning at 6 p.m. Theexhibit is at the Tropicana Resort inAtlantic City. Cost is $10 for transporta-

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NORTH BRUNSWICK — Townshipofficials named Kristen Olcsvay as Employeeof the Month for August.

Olcsvay, who works for the Departmentof Community Development, joined thetownship in February 1996 as a senior payrollclerk in the finance department.

She advanced to principal clerk beforetransferring to community development inDecember.

In a press release, officials noted thatwhile Olcsvay knew that she would beresponsible for handling phone calls, typingand extensive office tasks for the zoning offi-cer, code enforcement offices, the townshipplanner and engineering liaison, "She wasnot prepared for the changes that would takeplace on Jan. 1, when the director ofCommunity Development [Tom Vigna]became acting business administrator."

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Olcsvay was also appointed secretary tothe Affordable Housing Agency in Januaryand handles applications and phone callsfrom people interested in buying or sellinglower-income housing units.

Registration set for S.B.fail recreation programs

The South Brunswick Department ofRecreation and Community Affairs will holdfall registration for the "Creative Learning"programs from 7-8 p.m. on Sept. 14.

Registration will be held at theCommunity Center in Woodlot Park, NewRoad, in the Kendall Park section of SouthBrunswick. Doors will open at 6 p.m., atwhich time numbers will be distributed.Registration is open to all South Brunswickresidents; nonresidents may register two daysbefore programs begin, if there is availablespace.

The pre-K programs are "Yippie I'm 3,""Stepping Stones," "Fundays," and "BrightStarts" (45-minute preschool program).

The following will be the format for reg-istration:

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Buckelew Dayguided tours of the Buckelewmansion, Dixieland jazz band,clowns, children's games,spinning & blacksmith demos,displays, Revolutionary Warcostumed interpreter. Civil Warre-enactors, mode! railroadAug. 12,1-4 p m .on the grounds of Lakeview,the Buckelew mansion203 Buckelew Ave, Jamesburgfree admission(732) 521-0068

Jersey Fresh Festcelebrating N J fresh fruits& vegetablessmger-storysong artist JudyGoddard, "Junior Chef" classeswith Chef Raul, farmers market,Internationa! cookbook fair,children's crafts, foodAug 12 & 13, noon to 4 p mN J Museum of AgricultureRoute 1 & College Farm Road(Cook College entrance)New Brunswickbring a blanket or chairhealth screenings & nutritioninformation on Aug 12admission $1. free for childrenunder 4 & museum members(732) 249-2077

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Aug 12,11 am to 5 p mAug 13,11 a m t o 4 p mN J Convention & Expo CenterRantan Center, Edisonadmission $6, $2, ages 6-12,free to children under age 6,admission good for both days(732) 417-1400

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"The Sound of Music" will be staged onAug 9 12 at the Washington CrossingOpen Air Theatre

Run Lola RunGerman, 1999Aug 11 at2 &7 p mMonroe Township Public Library4 Municipal Plaza(732) 521-5000Aug 14 at 1 & 7 p mOid Bridge Public Library MainBranchRoute 516 & Cottrell Road(732)721-5600, Ext 5027

The MirrorFarsi, 1998Aug 13 at3 p mSayreville Public Library1050 Washington Road(732)727-0212

THEATERThe King & I

Middlesex County Plays-in-the-Park musicalthrough Aug 12 at 8 30 p mCapestro Amphitheateroff Route 1, Edisontickets $3, free to children 12& underbox office opens at 5 30 p mon day of performancebring low-back lawn chairsfood available(732) 548-2884

Damn Yankeespresented by the SayrevilleMam Street Dessert Theatre CoAug 11,12,18,19,24-26a t 8 p mAug 20 at 3 p mStep-Inn BallroomMacArthur Ave, Sayrevilletickets $20, $18 in advance,students & seniors, $18,$16 in advancedessert, beverage included(732)553-1153

The sound of Musicthrough Aug 12 at 8 p mWashington Crossing Open AirTheaterWashington Crossing State ParkHopewelltickets $7 50-$9, half-pricefor childrenbox office opens at 5 p mon day of performance(609) 737-1826

The Taming of the Shrewby William Shakespearepresented by the PrincetonRep Shakespeare Festivalthrough Aug 27Fri, Sat & Sun at 7 p mPettoranello GardensCommunity Park NorthMountain Avenue & Route 206Princetonfree admission, minimum $10contribution stronglyencouragedtickets Mon -Fri , 9 a m to5 p m , Sat 9 a m to noon, atFleet Financial Solutions Center,16 Nassau St, Princeton, or atPettoranello Gardens on thenight of performance(609) 688-0381

FOR KIDSStuart Little

children's musicalpresented by A Kid's Forumthrough Aug 19Tues & Thurs at 10 a mWed at1 pm.Sat at 11 amThe Forum Theatre Company314 Main St, Metuchentickets $9(732) 548-0582

MUSICPaloma, The Paul ShapiroQuartet, The Musicof HipBone

bolero, jazz, soul, Latin,electronicfree outdoor music seriesAug 10, 5-10 p mNew Jersey Performing ArtsCenter Theater SquareCenter St, Newark(888) GO NJPAC

The Party Dollsfemale vocalists blend stylesof '60s-'90sAug 10 from 7 30-9 30 p mHall of Records parking lotFreehold Boroughfree conceit(732) 462-3584

Paul Rodgers of Badcompany

blues & soul crossed withrock 'n rollAug 12 at 8 p mNorthern Star ArenaSix Flags Great AdventureJacksonfree with park admission(732)928 1821

Michael McDonaldformerly withDoobie BrothersAug 12at 8 p mCount BasieTheatreRed Banktickets$15, $37 50(732) 842-9000

Danny Mecca DixielandBand

Aug 13, 3-4 30 p mJohnson ParkRiver RdPiscatawayfree admission(732) 745-3936

Joey Dee & the StarlightersAug 14 at 7 30 p mon the grass fields behindWoodbndge High SchoolSam Lupo Placebring blankets & chairsDJ arrives at 6 p mfree admission bring anonpenshable food item forthe Woodbndge InterfaithFood Bank Committeerefreshments available(732)602-6015

The Bernie Goydish PolkaBand

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ReturnbaLatin-style musicians, singers& dancersAug 16, 6 30-8 30 p mRantan Bay Waterfront ParkO'Leary BoulevardSouth Amboyrain location South AmboyMiddle-High School, GovernorHoffman Plazafree admission(732) 745-3936

EXHIBITSNew Jersey State TeenArts Touring Exhibit

including artwork by AdenaDeMonte of Old BridgeAug 11-22Mon -Fri, 11 a m to 4 p mSundays, 2-4 p mopening receptionAug 11, 7 30-9 30 p mBarron Arts Center582 Rahway Ave, Woodbridgfree admission(732) 634-0413

Art and the Female Forminternational artiststhrough Aug 30Tues -Sat, 10 30 a m -5 30 p mMarsha Child ContemporaryGallery of International Art220 Alexander St, Princetonexhibit and reception are f re(609) 497-7330

Folkways & Politics: HalinRusak — Artist, Librarian,Scholar

through Aug 31Mabel Smith Douglass LibranDouglass CollegeChapel Drive, off George StNew Brunswick(732) 932-9407, ext 44

Accumulative Strokes:Paintings by Tony Khawr

through Aug 24by appointment onlyJohnson & Johnson WorldHeadquarters GalleryOne Johnson & Johnson PlaNew Brunswick(732) 524-6957

Summer Dreamsall-members showthrough Sept 1Mon -Sat, noon to 4 30 p ITGuild of Creative Art620 Broad St, Shrewsbury(732)741-1441

Then & Now: RecentMuseum Acquisitionsof Art & Folk Art

through Sept 17Tues-Sat, 11 a m t o 4 p mSundays, 1-4 p mMuseum of the AmericanHungarian Foundation300 Somerset StNew Brunswick(732) 846-5777

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KATHRYN KINSEY, 93 formerly of NewBrunswick died July 22 in Kensington ManorCare Center Toms River Born in Bayonne, sheresided in Highland Park, New Brunswick Marlbora and Chadwick Beach before moving toToms River in 1992 She was employed for manyyears as a psychiatric aide by the state of NewJersey working in several halfway houses inElizabeth and Red Bank In the 1960s and1970s she managed the former River House apsychiatric rehabilitation center on BridgeAvenue She retired in 1977 She loved to gar-den She was a communicant of Queen ofPeace R C Church Normandy Beach She waspredeceased by her husband Edward L formerfire chief for the Marlboro Psychiatric Center, in1963, and two sons John Harrison Kinsey SrEatontown and Tom Kinsey of West Point VaSurviving are her son Francis of Hull CoveMaine, a brother John Bradshaw of Cape Gerardo, Mo a sister, Helen Doerr of Milltown 14grandchildren 29 great grandchildren, and agreat great grandchild The funeral liturgy was

celebrated at Our Lady of Lourdes R C ChurchMilltown, followed by interment at St PetersCemetery, New Brunswick Crabiel Home forFunerals was in charge of arrangements

DOROTHEA E. THOMAS of ApplewoodEstates Freehold Township died July 20 atCentraState Medical Center Freehold TownshipShe was born in Hightstown where she resideduntil moving to Freehold Township five yearsago Miss Thomas was a Realtor for RossmoorSales Monroe Township for 20 years retiring10 years ago She was a former secretary to thepresident of Princeton University and a formeremployee of Opinion Research, both ofPrinceton Miss Thomas was a graduate ofCathedral High School, Trenton, and a commumeant of St Anthony of Padua Church,Hightstown She was a member of the OctoberClub, East Windsor Surviving are two nephewsDr John McNamara of Norwalk, Conn andDennis McNamara of Brick Township, and aniece Diane Fields of the Dayton section ofSouth Brunswick The funeral liturgy was celebrated at St Anthony of Padua Church, followedby interment at St John s Cemetery, AllentownThe Higgins Memorial Home, Freehold was incharge of arrangements

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Snediker has been appointed the town-ship's new fire official, replacing BobNora

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A 1997 giaduate of RideiUniversity, Lawienceville, Snediker hasa bachelor of arts degree in political sci-ence/public administration and a minorin law and justice, for which hereceived the 1997 award foi excellence

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All items in Police Beat are taken frompolice department records. All suspectsare presumed innocent until found guilty incourt.

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Following a motor vehicle accident onRoute 130 at 3:18 a.m. on July 31, policecharged Maureen Rose-Ice, 38, ofLawrenceville with driving while intoxicated.She was released on her own recognizance.

Following a motor vehicle accident inthe Wawa parking lot at Georges and Ridgeroads, police charged Joy E. Dye, 40, ofDayton with driving while intoxicated at 9:56p.m. on Aug. 3. She was released on her ownrecognizance.

Police are investigating two incidents oftheft on Willow Run between Aug. 2-4. Thenights of Aug. 2-3 and Aug. 3-4, residentsreported thefts to vehicles on the road.According to police reports, 51 CDs valued atover $1,200 were stolen from the two vehiclesduring that time.

Police are investigating the theft of a2000 Honda 250 motorcycle valued at $6,075from a Scenic Drive residence sometimebetween 4-6 p.m. on Aug. 5.

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Police arrested Cynthia Ranks, 42, ofPrinceton, at Pathmark, 1345 Route 1 south,at 4:19 p.m. Aug. 2 for shoplifting and posses-sion of drug paraphernalia. According topolice, the suspect allegedly tried to exit thestore without paying for approximately $106worth of items. She was first transported toRobert Wood Johnson University Hospital,New Brunswick, after suffering an apparentseizure. During a later search, police discov-ered that the suspect had a syringe without acap on her person. The suspect was treatedat the hospital and released. Ranks was thentransported to police headquarters,processed and remanded to MiddlesexCounty Adult Correctional Center, NorthBrunswick, in default of $975 bail.

Between 10 p.m. on Aug. 5 and 8:20a.m. on Aug. 7, unknown suspect(s) smashedthe passenger side window of a 1995Explorer, then stole a cell phone and a CDplayer. According to police, the total value ofdamage and property loss was estimated at$400.

Assembly members tohold outreach days

The office of Assemblywoman BarbaraBuono and Assemblyman Peter J. BarnesJr. will hold four Constituent OutreachDays in municipal public librariesthroughout the 18th Legislative Districtnext week. Members of the Assemblyoffice staff will be on hand from 2-4 p.m.Monday at the North Brunswick Library,880 Hermann Road, to answer questions,assist constituents in contacting stateoffices and provide information on stateservices.

"Our office staff is available everybusiness day to help people navigate thestate bureaucracy and take advantage ofstate services. However, many people donot know to contact our office if they havea problem. We are taking this opportunityto meet with constituents in theirneighborhood libraries and make out dis-trict office services available to them,"said Buono.

"I encourage residents of the 18th Leg-islative District to come meet our staff andtake advantage of their knowledge and ex-perience," Barnes added.

No appointment is necessary. Resi-dents of the 18th Legislative District,which includes East Brunswick, Edison,Milltown, Metuchen, North Brunswickand South River, can contact the 18thDistrict Assembly office at (732) 287-5609 for further information or assistance.

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Police say that many of those vans,charging passengers up to $40 per week,come from North Jersey and thePhiladelphia area.

"I don't see how this will remove thosevans from the road," Johnson said.

Johnson said the program would end uphurting the lower-paid workers by takingthem to companies that would treat thembadly.

"They would be abused; there is a

human factor," she said.The mayor also expressed displeasure

that the township was not consulted whilethe program was being developed.

"We belong at the table," she said.Luciano asked if the township would be

better served,by a program in MiddlesexCounty instead.

Barrett, a union president in MiddlesexCounty and a member of the MiddlesexCounty Workforce Improvement Boardformed in January, said she supported theplan and wished that her county's boardhad a similar plan in place.

"It is what I believe in; it will makepeople employable," Barrett said.

South Brunswick Community Educa-tion has space remaining in some of itscamps.

Tennis Camp for children in gradesseven and up runs Aug. 14-18. It will teachskills and confidence. The Viking SoccerCamp runs from Aug. 21-25. The camp isfor boys and girls and features dailyinstruction, skill work, strategy and shoot-

ing drills. Both camps are at CrossroadsMiddle School. Children will receive afree T-shirt.

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SportsMorgan Panthers footballlooks to make comebackBY mCHARDJEROiySEStaff Writer

A fter enduring some financial strug-gles, the Morgan Panthers footballprogram is running strong, with

four divisions gearing up to start the eight-game regular season on Aug. 27 at SouthAmboy's Waterfront Park.

"The program is on a fast rise," saidAthletic Director Jeff Addino. "We havesome great board members, there has beena lot of support from the parents, and thekids are wonderful."

Some 250 players and cheerleaderstake part in the program, representing localtowns such as Morgan, Parlin, Sayreville,South Amboy and South Brunswick.

The Panthers' four divisions are MightyMite (ages 7^8), under coach SteveLefkowitz; Junior Pee-Wee (9-11),coached by Mike Anthony; Pee-Wee (11-12), under Bill Walczak; and Midget (12-14). coached by Greg Wasnak. The boysare also placed according to weight.

The cheerleading coaches include An-gela Santos, Ruth Anthon, AdrienneWalczak and Doreen Leschinski.

Among the organization's board mem-bers are Brian Anthony, Eric Houseman,and Lisa Gill.

"'We started practice on July 24, andstarted hitting on the 31," said Addino,whose son Jason is a Junior Pee-Wee,while his dauahter Serena serves'as mascot

for the cheerleading squad."This week, we'll start our scrimmage

games," he added. "We'll be playing in aconference including teams from Iselin,Colonia, the Sayreville Leprechauns(against which the Panthers compete forthe coveted Mayor's Trophy), Carteret andwe'll also play one crossover game upnorth, against East Orange."

Addino noted that the organization,which is now in its fourth decade, thriveson community spirit.

"It's a real bonding experience," hesaid. "And it's been a real all-out effort foreveryone concerned. Parents pitch in, wesell candy and 50/50s, and the kids arevery involved. For example, the youngerones will serve as water boys for the biggerkids. They all help each other."

For a football program which looked asthough it was approaching its final days inthe recent past, Addino and his associateshave done a marvelous job righting theirship. And the kids are the ones who willbenefit from their hard work.

"We've really worked hard to make thisleague work for the kids, and 1 think this

' year will produce the results we've beenhoping for" Addino said. "We're all look-ing forward to just letting the kids playagain."

The Panthers will take on the RaritanBay Cougars in a Aug. 19 scrimmage atthe Raritan Bay Field at Cheesequake Parkat 4 p.m.

MARIE ORTIZCoach Tony Hendricks shouts instructions to Mighty Mites Lennox Lopez (#13), 7,and Patrick Kolmansperger (#11), 8, during a practice in Sayreville on Monday.

Local wrestling fans taking a shot at the pro ranksEast Brunswick man,

Parlin woman learningfrom the professionals

BY DOUG McKENZIEStaff Writer

W ith the popularity of profession-al wrestling at an all-time high,aficionados of the sport are

turning to a variety of places to becomeinvolved.

Two local fans decided to try a rela-tively new wrestling school in West Pater-son, called the Independent WrestlingFederation L.L.C, as a means of enteringthe wrestling world, and at this point theycouldn't be happier with the results.

Dina Caravella, a 28-year-old Parlinresident, joined the IWF in December andhas found that the school is even more in-formative than she expected.

"I've always been interested in profes-sional wrestling since I was a little kid,"she said. "Once I saw the ad for the schoolon the Internet I decided to get some moreinformation. Once I did, I joined in De-cember, and now I go up there two or threetimes a week.

"The school really teaches you all themoves and includes other aspects ofwrestling, such as ring psychology, speak-ing in front of fans and how to composeyourself in general," she added. "Theyteach you how to train a certain way,which is the right way."

Caravella, who wrestles luider the nameBrittany St. James, has come a long waysince joining the school, according to herteacher and the founder of Camp IWFKevin Knight, himself a professional

' wrestler."Dina's been here for seven and a half

months and she's really coming into herown," he said. "A lot of people don't real-ize how difficult it is for women to succeedin the world of professional wrestling. It'sreally dominated by men, and the womenare more often than not used as eye-candy."

Knight added that Caravella is one ofthe only female professional wrestlers inthe state.

"She's the only woman we have amongour 40 students, and she really holds herown against the men," he said.

Caravella has already wrestled in a fewmatches, and is hoping that her career inwrestling continues to move forward.

"I'm hoping to get somewhere withthis, either as a wrestler or a manager," shesaid. "I'm learning what this profession isall about, and I like it more with everythingthey teach me."

Knight believes in moving his studentsalong slowly, so as to teach them how toavoid injuries before they wrestle competi-tively in front of audiences.

Keven Hendricks, 16, of EastBrunswick joined Camp IWF on June 25and is currently preparing for his first boutin front of an audience as part of a studentshow.

According to Knight, Hendricks seemsto have adapted to professional wrestlingvery well at this point.

"Keven has been here for five weeksand he is really progressing nicely," hesaid. "He has an extensive amateur back-ground, so he's well-schooled in the scien-tific techniques."

Hendricks, a 6-foot-3, 215 junior atEast Brunswick High School, decided togive pro wrestling a shot a long time ago.

"I've loved pro wrestling since the firsttime I watched it with my father when I wasabout 4," he said. "Wrestling is basically mylife. I hope to be the biggest high-flyer ever,so I'm going to need to grow a little bit."

Hendricks, who wrestles for his highschool team, and competed in last month'sOld Bridge Wrestling Festival before bow-ing out to a hip injury, acknowledged thatthere is a big difference between amateurand professional wrestling.

"Professional wrestling is like a job or acareer," he said. "I'm hoping to stick withthe pros because I don't plan on doing anyamateur wrestling after high school."

Thus far, Hendricks likes what he sees atCamp IWF, and enjoys making the trip toWest Paterson two times a week.

"They run the camp very seriously," hesaid. "You don't do what you usually see ontelevision, with guys hitting each other withchairs and tables. There's no stunts, just thetechnical aspects of wrestling.

"I like the way Kevin (Knight) gets in thering with you," he added. "He teaches with areal hands-on approach, and I think that's

better than him standing outside the ringshouting instructions."

And Knight knows a thing or two aboutwrestling, having been a professional forfive years, and touring throughout the EastCoast.

"I've worked my way up the ladderover the years, and now I'm looking topass along some of the knowledge," hesaid. "Right now I have about 40 studentswho are learning from professionals. Ithink that helps lessen the risks of injury.We're seeing a lot of backyard wrestlingpopping up, and this camp allowswrestling fans to open it up a little andlearn things the proper way."

The camp is open to anyone 16 or older.New beginner classes start about everyeight weeks, and open house tours areavailable on Sundays at 1 p.m. and 3 p.m.

In addition to helping students developtheir wrestling skills, Camp IWF alsopromises to help them design and acquiretheir ring attire and boots, and features pe-riodic student shows where trainees canshowcase their talents in front of live audi-ences. Students who excel and camp grad-uates will be afforded the opportunity tocompete at regular IWF events.

Hendricks is currently preparing for hisfirst student show, which will be held inlate September.

"I'm really looking forward to it," hesaid. "But if I'm going to become thebiggest high-flyer ever while at IWF,they're going to have to get some higherceilings."

Cheesequake 14s seekEast Coast championship

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Chiefs 2-1 so farin tournament

play in MarylandRAPPLEYEA

T he Cheesequake Chiefs 14-yeai-oldteam is competing in the BabeRuth League Middle-Atlantic

Tournament this week in Prmce George'sCounty, Md, hoping to move on to theEast Coast championships

The Chiefs, who represent the Cheese-quake Babe Ruth League and draw playersfrom throughout the area, have a pair ofwins and one loss so far in the double-elimination tournament, accoiding toCoach Gerard Haran

Cheesequake's games have all beendecided by one run The Chiefs openedwith a 3-2 victory over Monroe County,NY, as Chris Corren went the distanceand Haran's son, also named Geiard,drove home the game-winner

Next, Jay McDermott tossed a one-hit-ter as Cheesequake edged Cheiry Hill, 2-1,as first baseman Brian Ball had the game-winning hit In game thiee, the Chiefs losta 3-2 heartbreaker against Metro NewYork as a last inmng rally fell short

"We're playing against some of the bestplayers in the region," Coach Haran said

"The kids are having a good time and it'sbeen a heck of a ride "

Most of the Cheesequake team hasbeen playing together for the past fiveyears As 10-year-olds, the team won theLittle League title for northern NewJersey

Last year, Haran's club captured theBabe Ruth League's 13-year-old crown fornorthern New Jersey and became the firstCheesequake team to repeat this season

Before that, however, the Chiefs wonthe District 12 title to qualify for the north-ern New Jersey sectional There,Cheesequake opened up by defeatingNoith Elizabeth and Florham Park, but lostto New Milford

After downing Florham Park again, theChiefs beat New Milford twice m thefinals to move on to the Middle-Atlantictourney

The team includes McDermott, Correnand Danny Zeffiro, all pitchers who playelsewhere when not on the mound Haranis the catcher

At first base, Ball is a defensive stal-wart George Koutas and Marvin Hyerform the double-play combination andJohn Pancetti plays third Steve Mantini,Justin Obrusmak and Charlie Kruer, theteam's only left-handed hitter, patrol theoutfield

Coach Haran is assisted by GeorgeKoutas, Jim McDermott and Bill Mantini

There were four games on Sunday forteams participating in the South Bruns-wick Adult Soccer League. The teamfrom Alpha-Omega topped Theresa's

afe 5-4 to up their record to 2-5, while[Theresa's Cafe record dropped to 1-6Southbrunswick net (3-3-1) fell to

lendale Liquors (6-0-1) 7-4 Team^anbury (4-3) topped the Keyboaid Kids5-2) by the score of 4-3 And Pierre'sRestaurant (4-1-2) topped Joe's Deli &Jork Store (1-6) by a score of 7-1lendale Liquors remains in first place

Fverall with 13 points, although thekeyboard Kids are three points behindtoe's Restaurant and Team Ci anburyre next, with eight points each, followedV Southbrunswick net (seven points),VIpha-Omega (four points) and Theresa'sate and Joe's Deli and Pork Store with

Jwo points each

The South Brunswick Townshiptepartment of Recreation and Communityitairs will be conducting a Rutgers

Sports Council SAFETY Cliniccoaches Any individual wishing to

tech or assist in coaching youth sports isquired to attend this one time clinic Theme will be held at the Senior Center onpg 30 from 6 45 p m to 10 p m Thefnicis free to South Brunswick lesidentsto S f o r nonresidents Contact (732)94000 ext 671toiegister

With 103 points, the Rutgers Univer-ff men s soccer team has finished thirdme B lg East Preseason Coaches Poll,

psed today by the league office The•anet Knights earned one first-placer * h l l e Connecticut, which was«ea tirst W l t h 1 2 1 p o m t S j e a m e d the

B h } fust-P lace ballots St John's,1I* y former R u tgers All-American

e M a s u r . was plcked for second with.

107, edging Rutgers by just four pointsIn addition, junior back David

Boutiher (Sparta) and sophomore mid-fielder Guy Abrahamson (Livingston)were named to the Preseason All-Big EastTeam Boutdier was a Second Team All-Big East selection m 1999, whileAbrahamson was named to the All-Rookie team Connecticut's Dann Lewiswas selected as the Preseason OffensivePlayer of the Year, while teammate ChrisGbandi was named the PreseasonDefensive Player of the Year Syracuse'sKevin Bacher was named the Goalkeeperof the Year, an honor held by former Rut-gers great Jon Conway in each of the pasttwo seasons

Ron Hunt, a former All-Star secondbaseman for the New York Mets, will hosta baseball clinic at the Middlesex CountyVocational and Technical High Schoolbaseball field, located on Rues Lane inEast Brunswick There is no chaige forthe clinic, and youths 13-17 years old arewelcome to attend The clinic will stressthe baseball fundamentals of hitting,fielding and base running Pitchers andcatcheis will also receive valuable tipsfrom Hunt

The clime will run for two consecutivedays, starting each day at 9 30 a m andending at 3 p m on Saturday and SundayAttendees should plan to be theie for bothdays and bring their own bats, gloves,hats and safety equipment An athleticsupporter is required for males Proof ofinsurance and a signed lettei of permis-sion to play must be completed at thefield at 9 30 a m on the first day in orderto participate There will be no exceptionsto the insurance and permission re-quirements

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ERA sponsoring MDA Great WalkThe ERA Brokers of New Jersey are

proud to announce their sponsorship of theERA/Muscular Dystrophy Association(MDA) Great Walk to be held on Sept. 17at 11 a.m. at the Watchung Reservation inUnion County.

The ERA/MDA Great Walk is a three-mile walk that was established in 1999 tohelp raise funds for MDA, the world'slargest non-governmental sponsor ofresearch seeking the causes of and curesfor neuromuscular diseases. MDA spon-sors some 400 research projects annually,provides quality care in its 230 hospital-affiliated clinics, offers 230 support groupsfor those with neuromuscular diseases andtheir families, and sponsors more than4,000 youngsters to attend weeklong MDAsummer camps.

Last year, the ERA/MDA Great Walkraised more than $10,000. SuzanneKrouse, manager, ERA Gallo & DeCroce,Parsippany, will organize the Great Walkfor her second year. According to Krouse,"What I like best about this event is thatentire families and the whole communitycan join in on supporting such a worthycause. Local efforts such as this make quite

a difference. Our goals are to raise moneyfor MDA and to create public awareness ofthe great work being done by MDA."

Participating in the ERA/MDA GreatWalk this year will be Joshua Cooper, theMDA New Jersey Goodwill ambassadorfor 2000. Joshua, who turned 6 in January,has spinal muscular atrophy III. He cur-rently attends a special needs pre-K schoolin his home of Little Falls, and withMDA's help, will mainstream into kinder-garten in September.

Each year, ERA Real Estate membersnationwide organize events such as theGreat Walk to benefit MDA. Since 1977,ERA brokers and sales associates have col-lectively raised nearly $28 million to fundresearch and provide services to help themore than 1 million Americans affected bymuscular dystrophy. ERA is the sole cor-porate sponsor of MDA from the realestate industry and has consistently beenamong the top corporate contributors to theMDA organization each year.

To participate in the ERA/MDA GreatWalk, contact Suzanne Krouse at (973)887-1560 or MDA at (201) 843-4452.

Living Trust Seminars set for Sept. IS , 14 & 16Levine & Furman, a leading estate

planning law firm located in EastBrunswick, has announced it will be hold-ing Free Living Trust Seminars on threedifferent days, Sept. 13 at the Ramada Innin East Brunswick at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m.;Sept. 14 at the Holiday Inn Center Point inMonroe at 9:30 a.m.; and Sept. 16 at theWoodbridge Sheraton at 9 a.m.Refreshments will be served. The seminarsare designed to education residents on the

benefits of revocable living trusts in plan-ning for disability and death, and guideparticipants through other common estateplanning options including joint tenancyand wills. After attending the seminar, allattendees are offered a free consultation,whereby the attorneys of Levine & Furmancan help them evaluate, choose and imple-ment the most appropriate estate plan. Formore information, call (732) 238-6000.

Fast Track Networking Group will meet Aug. 18The Middlesex County Regional

Chamber of Commerce announces themonthly Fast Track Networking Groupmeeting on Aug. 18 at 8 a.m.

The group is open to members of theMiddlesex County Regional Chamber ofCommerce who wish to expand their busi-

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For reservations or information, contactthe Middlesex County Regional Chamberof Commerce at (732) 821-1700 or visitwww.mcrcc.org.

Gwen Ray Harris Joins RE/MAX Properties UnlimitedRE/MAX Properties Unlimited in South

Brunswick is pleased to welcome Gwen RayHarris as a broker associate. With 15 years ofreal estate experience, Gwen specializes inthe listing and selling of residential proper-ties in Somerset, Middlesex, Mercer,

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Gwen Ray Harris can be reached by call-ing RE/MAX Properties Unlimited in SouthBrunswick at (732) 297-1100.

Aprii Tarantino joinsRE/MAX Platinum team

RE/MAX Platinum in North Brunswickwelcomes April Tarantino as a sales associ-ate. With 12 years of real estate experience,April specializes in the listing and selling ofresidential properties and new constructionin Somerset, Middlesex and Hunterdoncounties, prior to joining RE/MAXPlatinum, April was affiliated with REMAXMasters. A top producer, she was named tothe New Jersey Association of RealtorsMillion Dollar Sales Club. She is a residentof Somerset. To contact April Tarantino, callRE/MAX Platinum in North Brunswick at(732} 821-6400, / ' , " '

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taritan Bay Medical Center'sNeb site earns two awards

Raritan Bay Medical Center's (RBMC)feb site, www.rbmc.org, recently received/o awards based on quality. The site earned

Gold "MANNY" Award from the[arketing Communication Advertisingetwork Group of the United States andanada and a Silver Award at the 2000iternational Summit Creative Awards com-;tition.

RBMC's site enables visitors to easilyarch for physicians by specialty or name,;ruse a hospital-sponsored communityrents calendar, get information on hospitalrvices as well as learn about employment)portunities at RBMC.The Marketing Communications

dvertising Network Group sponsors the[ANNY Awards. Web sites are judgedtsed on concept development, content,nctionality and graphic design. Raritan

Bay's site was applauded for its innovativefunctionality and design, capturing the GoldMANNY in the consumer Web site category.

The Summit Creative Awards recognizescreative and exceptional Web page designand the production company responsible forits creation. RBMC's site was designed andis maintained by Fusion Advertising andCommunications in Cranbury. This year'scontest was comprised of entries fromaround the world and was judged by interna-tionally distinguished marketing agencies.RBMC's Silver Award was one of only 50awarded to more than 3,000 entries.

"We are very happy to have our still-newWeb site recognized in this way. It confirmsthat, even now on the Internet, RBMC pro-vides the community the best possible healthcare services," said Glenn Nichols, directorof community relations.

itrauss Oisooynt Auto emerges from Chapter111Strauss Discount Auto, the New York,

ew Jersey and Philadelphia metropolitanea's largest retailer of automotive suppliesid services, has emerged from its Chapterbankruptcy filing of July 1998. An invest-

ent group headed by Glenn Langberg hasovided an equity investment in Strauss.Langberg will be assuming the positionchairman and CEO, and Joe Catalano willsume the duties of president and COO ofrauss.

The capital infusion as well as theimproved sales performance at Strauss hasresulted in a solid capital structure and hasprovided the funds for Strauss to expand inits core marketing areas of metropolitan NewYork, New Jersey and Philadelphia. Thecombination of the new capital structure andits emergence from bankruptcy, coupled withthe company's strong performance, willallow Strauss to grow and increase its marketshare, according to company officials.

Weionerfs SCeri Zoumaswins various awards

James M. Weichert, president, ispleased to announce that KeriZoumas, a sales associate at Weichert,Realtors' East Brunswick office, hasearned three office awards for herindustry accomplishments in June.She led the office in the categories ofsales, dollar volume and overall pro-duction for the month.

In addition, Keri was recognized asa member of the office's 500 Club, forhaving recorded at least $500,000 insales volume for the month.

A top producing professional, Keriis counted among the top 1 percent ofthe company's 7,500 sales associatesas a member of Weichert's prestigiousPresident's Club. She holds repeatmemberships in the New Jersey StateMillion Dollar Club at the silver andbronze levels, and also in Weichert'sMillion Dollar Sales and MarketedClubs. She is a designated buyer spe-cialist and a graduate of Weichert'sManagement Awareness Program(MAP).

Keri has more than 13 years ofindustry expenence and is a residentof East Brunswick.

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CLEANING HOUSES

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CLERK TYPISTSThe Township of Middletownis accepting applications to fillcurrent ana future clericalpositions in all TownshipDepartments Full time andpart fine postons availableFull time salary range is$19 014 - $25,038 Wi thbenefits Applicationsavailable at Town Hall,1 Kings Highway, Middle-town, NJ 07748 Middletownresidency is not requiredThe Township is an EqualOpportunity Employer

CONSTRUCTIONTECHNICIAN

Bituminous concrete core driller & helper Will tram Musihave good driving record Excelient benefits Salary commensural w h experience

Call Bill Boehler732 888 3308CUSTODIAN

TEMPORARY FULL-TJMEEast Bruftsw ck Township

Hours are 9 00 a m 5 00 p mMonday Friday $B 00 hourCertain Benef ts after 1 yearMust be 18 years of age orolder Apply in person E BMunicipal Building 1 CIVICCenter Drive Division ofHuman Resources EEO

CUSTOMER SERVICE3usr c rculation departmentneeds a versatile person toprov de support 1or the Middle^ex County Circulationmanaqer Must bp able toh and IP heavy tele-phone

jmp- PC exp^r ence a plus

Sncl resume toGreater Jersey PressAttn* Debbie10 Connerty CourtEast Brunswick NJ 08816Or came in bet ;een 10am and4pm lo fill out an appl cat on

EDITORIALFull I n° reporters neededfor weekly newspapers inMonmoutn and Middlesexcounties News reporterswill cover municipal andschool district beats andwrite features A sportsreporter/editor will coverlocal scholastic and commun ty teams and athletesGood wnting skills essential Experenco preferredSend resume and clips lo

Melissa Kress,Managing Editor

P.O Box 5001Freehold, N J 07728

or fax to (732) 780-4192

HAIR STYLISTFT/PT Flexible hours forbusy salon located in East

Brunswick/Spotswood areaCall 732-251 3335

•HEALTH CARE*Holistic Health Center in

Freehold expanding Lookingfor Massage Therapists Yogainstructors Holistic healers ofall types For more information

please call 732 409 6777HEALTH CLUB

ASSISTANT MANAGER,Sales Management TraineeFitness/Saies experience a+Will t rain career mindedpeople Salary commissionBenefits Lisa 732-409-6800

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Flex hrsHowe!! 732 303 0245Hazlet 732 264 5555

LABORERSThe Township of Middletown isaccepting applications to filfcurrent and future positions inthe Department of PublicWorks and Park and RecreationCommercial Drivers LicenseHolders preferred Salaryrange is $27,757 $36 551Applications available atMiddletown Town Hai l 1Kings Highway, Middletown,NJ §8843 Middletownresidency Is not requiredThe Township is an EqualOpportunity Employer

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MACHINE OPERATORSImmedate openings n EastB r u n s w i c k for M a c h i n eOperators Experience a plusnot required Must read & writeEnglish Work 20 hoursreceive S25 00 signing bonusAfter 40 hours receiveadditional bonus from clientApply at once

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East Brunswick, NJ 08816

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MANICURIST*RECEPTIONIST/HELPERFor Busy nail Salon inNorth BrunswickCall for directions Apply inPerson 732 621 930S

MANICURIST/PEDICURIST

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MANUFACTURINGLarge Format Digital PrintingCo seeks a FT printing a lammating person Will train Mustbe organized safety conscious& motivated to perform in fastpaced production environment59 $11 /hour to startExcellent benefits packageFax resume with Cover Letterto 732 919 7791 or call 3 4pm732 919 7781MARKET RESEARCHPROJECT MANAGERS

Holmdel East BrunswickGood Salary medical Also

telephone interviewersneeded Flexible hours

Call 732-946 0105

MCDONALD'S

Of MillstoneHiring for all shifts

Full-time & Part-timeUp to S7 50 an hour tostart Apply in person

Also Hiring for McDonald sof Great Adventure

MCDONALD SRoute 537

Monmouth RoadCream Ridge, NJ

609-259-0419EOE

MEDICALRECEPTIONIST

Busy Morganville OfficeExperience preferred

One late mqht Flexible hoursCall 732 972 6996

MEDICALRECEPTIONIST

Ft Needed for busy office inEast Brunswick Fax resume

to 732 238 6444NURSESCNAs/NAs

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NURSESRNs & LPNs

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OFFICE SUPPORTBusy printing company needsa reliable person to provideoffice support for the operations. mail room and salesmanagers PC experience isnecessary Send resume toGreater Jersey PressAnn: Kathle10 Connerty CourtEast Brunswick, N J . 08316Or come in between 10am and4pm lo fill out an application

PAYROLLPayroll Service Companyseeks people to processpayrolls ADP or Paychex

experience preferredFax resume to732-303-5459

DENTAL ASSISTANTFT Must have X ray L cense

Call 732 535-1991PRE-SCHOOL TEACHERS

& INFANT CARE GIVERFT The Goddard School of

Hazlet is expanding andwe re looking for certified

teachers Degree preferredCall 732 335 4400

fax resume to 732 335-4469

PRESS & MAILROOMNewspaper printing plant islooking for motivated people towoik in this exciting businessPositions in our PressroomPre Prpss department &mailroom operation Hours areevenings and nghts Salariesdepend upon experience

Send or fax resume toor callGlenn MetzGreater Jersey Press10 Connerty CourtEast Brunswick NJ 08816Phone 732-254-7004FAX 732 651-8693P R I N T / C O P Y S H O PASSISTANT Copying S varieddulies in print shop environment Experience a plus Someheavy lifting necessary Needbright energetic motivatedindividual 732 583-4362

REAL ESTATE SALESOpportunity is knocking Dontmiss our on going pre licensingcourses 5 superior training tolelp you get a FAST successfulstart Call Debbie V Weichert

Realtors 732-583-5400

REAL ESTATESALESPERSON

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RETAILADVERTISING SALESPositions available in ourRetai l Department worklocally Must be motivateddetail oriented self starter tosell in a competitive marketplace with strong written andverbal communication skillsYou will be selling our awardw i n n i n g c o m m u n i t ynewspapers

Position offers a competitivesalary and commission planmedical dental 401K plan andan opportunity to work in ateam environment

Grestor Media NewspapersPlease send fax resume toGREATER MEDIANEWSPAPERSAttn Carl HenmckeP O Box 5001Freehold N J 07728

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Elisabeth StoreWe are seeking full andpart time Sales Associatesfor our Freehold NJ storeSome retail experience ispreferred but we will trainenthusiastic individualsWe offer competetive salanes benefits to those whoqualify and opportunitiesfor advancementFor considerationplease apply in personcall or fax your resume toElisabeth Specially StoreFreehold Raceway Mall3710Houte9 FreeholdPhone 732 866 0944Fax 732 866 0651We are committed to adiverse workforceEEO/AA/M/F/DA/

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When It ComesTo Decorating,

You're a Natural.At Calico Corners we II makesure that your natural decorating abilities are put to good usein shaping a rewarding andmeaningful career You II workwith other talented people tohelp our customers create therooms of their dreams andyou II be given all the resources you need to build your skillsand experienceNaturally

FULL & PART-TIMESALES ASSOCIATESIn addition to excellent compensation & benefits we offerschedules that work with yoursand a generous employeediscount

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Call 732 738 8846

WAITSTAFF7 30 am 2 30 pm

Monmouth CrossingFreehold Townships newAssisted Li/ing Communityhas waitstaff positions tocover breakfast and lunchflexible hours Ideal if youwant to be horns when thefamily is home

As part of the CentraStateHealthcare System weoffer a competitive salaryand a suppor t i ve andfriendly work environmentIf you are interested inworking fora leader insenior healthcare pleasecontact Human Resourcesat

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560 Iron Bridge RoadFreehold, NJ07728

Phone 732-303-8600Fax 732 303 8683AA/EOE/M/F/D/V

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: P t T i * ;SUPERINDENT For sitemanagement of various commercial & residential construetion projects Minimum 5 yearsexperience Call 732 224-3690TEACHERS Kindergarten &P T pos i t ions ava i l ab leExcellent benefits LakeviewChild Center at ManalapanCall 732-536 8181

TEACHING ASSISTANT

Nationally Accred ledCenter has Sept open ng

for energetic loving personto join excellent staff 2530 or 40 hour schedule

ava lable Will train motivated person Good salary +

benefits EOEHolmdel Pre School Center

732 888 1561 orFax resume 732 888 9547

TELEMARKETERSP/T F/T S1O per hour, plusbonusu5 No selling Nice

olfice environment Call Hal732 970 9000 or 1 888-263 0400• Mature & Seniors Welcome •

WAREHOUSEASSISTANT

Busy plumbing supplyhouse looking tor a selfmotivated individual withbasic warehousing experience responsibilities inelude accepting and puttingaway incoming materialloading orders for deliverymanaging warehouse floorspace We offer competelive salary S benefits training program with the opportunity to grow within thecompany If you are interseted in joining our growing team please call732 566 6000 or sendwork experience to General Manager P O Box 423Matawan N J 07747

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT

Needed for bil l ing and various c ler ical functionsPosition calls for strong math and computer skills Excelexperience a plus New office in Freehold Send resumeand salary requirements to

Greater Media Newspapers

Linda Vinci, H/RP O Box 5001Freehold, N J 07728Fax 732 780 3965

ADVERTISING CLERKGreater Media Newspapers a group of 7 Weekly Community Newspapers has an immediate opening for a clerk tosupport our Retail and Classified Advertising Departments

Duties will include typing letters and proposals filing mailingtearsheets running reports and general functions to supportthe advertising team

Knowledge of Word & Excel a plusHours for the position are 8 30am 4 30pm Monday FridaySalary lor the position is $9 per hour plus Greater MediaNewspapers offers a full benefit package

Position will be in our Freehold offices located in JuniperPlaza Rt 9 North Freehold

Send Resume toAdvertising ClerkC/O Linda VinciGreater Media NewspapersPO Box 5001Freehold, NJ 07728or Fax 732-780-4678

Greater Media Newspapers

Greater Media Newspapersis an Equal Opportunity Employer

TEACHER ASSISTANTCandidate with experience

preferred to work with 2 yearolds in a child care center inEast Brunswick Competitivesalary benefits & perks Call

V Opesso 732-251-3221

036 Help WantedPart Time

TEACHER PRE-KIntent room & 2 year old teacher

Excellent starting salaryBenefits & much much more'

Also wanted TEACHERASSISTANT Please call

732-888-9773

TEACHERSSeptember Pre school Parttime Kindergarten Full time

Certification requiredExperience preferredCall 732-431 0718

TEACHERSThe Goddard School of Old

Bridge seeks a Head Teacherfor our Pre School class

A 2 year or 4 year degree ineducation is preferred

Call 732-441-3500

ACCOUNTS PAYABLECLERK

Call Tern BattlegroundCountry Club 732-462-7575

APPOINTMENTSETTERS

No ExperienceNecessary

Earn $200 to $300 WeeklySetting AppointmentsP/T Permanent Shifts

AvailableHours 9am -1pm

5pm -9pm

OLD BRIDGE AREA1-800-872-0157

CLASSIFIED 1-800 660-4ADS

APPOINTMENT SETTERS6 9pm Monday Thursday

$7 per hour + weekly bonusesMatawan area 1 800 235 0644

BARTENDEREXPERIENCED PT Nights

Call 732 254 9699CAFETERIAPERSONNEL

•CASHIERS -COOKS• SUBSTITUTES ••GREAT HOURS•

For Monroe and JamesburgSchools Call Nancy,

732-521-3448CAFETERIA SUBSTITUTESNEEDED Freehold RegionalHigh Schools Possible FullTime employmentCall Pat Lynn 732-792 7300

Ext 8637 OR 8373

CAREGIVERNon Medical Companionship

& Help for Seniors in theirhomes Manalapan Freehold

& Howell areasOther areas also availableHome Instead Senior Care

732 542 9004

CARPENTERSSkilled/Semi skilled seasonalwork September throughMarch Hourly rate is S10 S12no benefits Appl ica t ionsavai lab le at Midd le townTown Hall, 1 Kings Highway,Middletown, NJ 07748 TheTownship is an EqualOpportunity EmployerCLERICAL 5pm to Finish aSaturdays 9am to 2pm CallCindy 732 679 5100 ext 118CLERICAL Excellent phoneskills Detailed orientedLooking for responsible hardworking individual for busyoffice 4 days per week 9amto 5pm ManalapanCall 732 617 1000

CUSTODIANSTemporary Part-Time

East Brunswick TownshipHours are 5 00 to 9 p mMonday Friday $8 OO/hourMust be 18 years of age orolderApply in personE B Municipal Building1 Civic Center Drive Divisionof Human Resources EEO

DELIVERYJoin us today as an Independent Contractor deliveringGreater Media NewspapersW o r k o n e d a y a w e e kWednesday earn up to $400 amonth A reliable vehicle is amust and no collectionsRoutes are ava i l ab le inM a n a l a p a n M a r l b o r oMorganville Freehold Howell& MatawanCall 732 254-1755 and ask forKristen or leave a message onprompt #3

EDITORIALASSISTANT

Entry level part t imeposition for chain of weeklynewspapers based inFreehold Requires fastaccurate typing excellentgrammar skills and basiccomputer knowledge 10 to15 per weekExcellent opportunity forsomeone re entering jobmarket Hours may bearranged around children sschedules

Send resume toAdele Young, GreaterMedia NewspapersP O Box 5001Freehold, NJ 07728

Greater

E O E M/F

GYMNASTICSINSTRUCTOR

Experience preferred Flexibledays & hours lor 2 & 5 yearolds Day Care in North Brunswick area Call 732 821-6188HAIR STYLIST 1 Day perweek Experience in RollerSet/Blow dry Matawan AreaNew Assisted Living CenterCall 1-800-762-7391HELPER (Animal Lovers)Responsible person Flexiblehours Pay negotiableCall 732-617-2251HOME PARTY SALESAGENT WANTED- Womensfashions & lingerie Make yourown schedule 917-828-9115

INSTRUCTORSFOR SPORTS

Gymnastics pre school gym,& various youth sports Openings available in September

Contact 732-257-4114for application

LUNCH AIDE11am 1pm daily PreschoolStart Sept Call 732-446-4747

1Greater Media Newgpapers'-Gtassrfied SBction is NOW Online' www gmnews com SENTINEL, AUGUST 1B, 2Q00 3 1

MEDICAL ASSISTANTEnwgst c person wanted forat°rnat ve medical facility

Hours 2 30 8 30 4 eveningsnorwesk Call Carolv 732-238 6770

MEDICAL RECEPTIONISTFlexble afternoon evening

pours Experience preferredCall 732 238 8500

«US!C TEACHERFxo»nence preferred Flexibleiays S hours for 2 & 5 yearoicf Day Care in North Bransws area Gall 732 821 6188NURSE Busy pediatnc office

i evenings & every otherSunday 732-446-1212

tat resume 732-446-2324

NURSE'S AIDE" jing Home for Christian

Brothers LincroftI 6pm 10pm for 4 days a week

i tall Joanne 732-530-9470

OFFICE ASSISTANTBusy Medical office in EastS jrwick needs PT personlot typing tiling S answeringplion°s Please fax resume top 732 238 6444

OFFICE HELPFor Dermatology Office

Maralapan Clerical phones4 days/week Flexible

732-536-7880

Part Time

HAIRDRESSER In Sayrevillearea At least 5 years experienceBenefits Call 732 257 4004

OFFICE HELP-PTFor Chiropractic Office in OldBridge Knowledge of Insurance 8 compute rs HoursMonday Saturday 8am 12noon Please call 732 679 7905PET SITTER-Prolessional peti r t 'pg se r . cs see1" "g natureindividual to assist in serving

customers Own transportationenthusiasm & love for animals

a must Flexible hoursPlease call 732-238-9840

RECEPTIONISTChiropractic office Phonebilling etc Mon Wed Fri3pm to 7pm Marlboro/Matawanarea Fax resume 732 591 2968

RECEPTIONISTBusy Manalapan ChiropracticOffice is interviewing flexiblereliable receptionist Computer& phone skills a must 4 nights2 9pm 3 Saturdays per month8 30am 12 30pm

Fax 732-536-0448Phone 732 536-8700

RECEPTIONISTBusy Ophthalmology office inOld Bridge Monday evenings5pm to 8pm Wednesday 1pmto 8 30pm & Saturdays 9am to5pm Computer experiencepreferred but will tram

Call 732 679-6100

TELEPHONE INTERVIEWINGNO SALES (Research Onlyl)

Looking for Motivated IndividualsInterviewer Trainees starting @ $8 25/hourSpanish/Bilingual Interviewers starting @$9 25/hourPaid Training ProgramsOpportunity for AdvancementBenefits Available (Medical 401K)Flexible Evening & Weekend Schedules

Ask about our Team Leader PositionsContact Diane Mlskell 732-308-0500 Extension 2251

MANALAPAN BASED RESEARCH FIRM

SALES ASSISTANTPART TIME

Greater Media Newspapers a group of 7 Weekly Communty Newspapers is looking for a sales assistant to supportour Classified Display Representatives

Duties will include•M Ordering • Customer Phone Contact•Typing • Newspaper Delivery to advertisers•G»neral support to outside staff as needed

RequirementsTypngS PC knowledge Must be detail oriented with goodfollow through skills Sales or Telemarketing Experiencepreferred Candidate will work well in a team environment toasasl outside staff in achieving goals A reliable vehicle willbe needed for minimal newspaper delivery to selected advertsers and occassional ad pick up

Hours for this position are Tuesdays 10 4 Wednesdays10 4 Thursdays 10 4Job is located in the Greater Media NewspapersFreehold facility Jumper Plaza 3499 Rt a North

Interested candidates please fax resume toLinda Vinci H/H(32 780 3965ormalresumetoGreater Media NewspapersPO Box 5001Freehold NJ 07728Attn Linda Vinci Human Resources

Greater Media Newspapers

Greater Media NewspapersIs an Equal Opportunity Employer

HOURSfor Seasoitflt'S^orjr-time

looking for rdiahje wjptefl.

RECEPTIONIST Cheerfulresponsible assistant neededfor Optometrists office Computer literate Will train rightperson Call 732 745 9300

RECEPTIONISTFRONT DESK In Hazletoff ceMonday 12 30 7 30 Friday12 30 7 30 & Saturday 8 10am

Call 732 264 9005

RECEPTIONIST LPN SPHYSICIANS ASSISTANTNeeded For Pediatnc olfice inHazlet Call 732 739 8B66

RECEPTIONIST-Evening andweekend hours available starting in September Please sendletter or resume to BHRC1020 Rl 18 Shopping CenterEast Brunswick NJ 08816

RECEPTIONIST-PTManalapan 3 Days per week

Phones secretarial skillsCall 732-446-5200

SALES / RETAILExperienced sales per-son needed for popularKids - Pre-Teen - JrStore Join our team ofenergetic peoplePart Time /Full TimeWeek-end hours required

Call 732-972-2322

SALES-RETAIL PTKids Furmtute/Gift Store seeksreliable energetic salespersonF lex ib l e hours inc ludesweekends Call 732 390-9291SECRETARY/BOOKKEEPER20 hours per week Flexibleh o u r s W o u l d p r e f e r10am 2pm Monday FridayComputer skills typing a mustincluding Microsoft Word &Excel Competitive hourly payand friendly work environmentNon smoker preferred

Call 732-721-8700

SECRETARY/RECEPTIONISTPART -TIME

Reliable person for weekendposition in busy Rumson Realestate office Computer knowledge helpful Ask tor Sherry orPatDuffie Call 732-741-7171

or Fax 732-741 6323

SECURITYWe need a few Good Men and

Women Raceway ParkCall 732-446-6327

SUMMER WORK F/T- P/T$15 00 Base appointmentCustomer Service/SalesScholorshlps Conditionsapply Call 732 254-1411www workforstudents com/np

TEACHER AIDESONLY - Immedate openingsNursery School Call between9am & 5pm 732-254-3505

TEACHING ASSISTANTP r e s c h o o l E n e r g e t i centhusiastic Call 732 679 0088

TRUCK HELPER-Worktodayon truck Paid today $6 /hourCall 732 390-4651

UTILITY/DRIVERSodexho Marriott food serviceat Old Bridge Public Schools islooking for a utility/driver tohelp to deliver food to schools

Excellent hours Summersholiday off Start 9/6/2000

Call 732-727-3677

WArTERS/WAITRESSESBanquet service

SEARN EXTRA CASH$Flexible hours No experienceneeded Apply In person

Garden Manor50 Route 35 North Abefffeen

1036a EmploymentlServices

' "Federa l Postal Jobs* "Up to $18 35 hour Free callapplication/examinationinformation Federal Hire FullBenefits 1 800 598 4504extension 1605 (8 6pm e s t7 days) (SCA Network)

ADVENTUROUS'Road Rules Lifestyle Fun &travel with young fun groupCall M F (888) 835 4247 or(877) 286 7005 WorldMedia Internationalwww worldmediaintl com

AIM HIGHJobs available in over 150specialties plus

• Up to $12 000 EnlistmentBonus

• Up to $10 000 Student Loan* Prior Service OpeningsHigh school grads age 17 27or prior service membersfrom any branch call1 800 423 USAF for anInformational letter orvisit www airforce comAIR FORCE

Attention Greater MediaNewspaper Readers

Note that the t i t le of th isclassification is EmploymentServices Ads under employrnent serv ices are not |oboffers These advertisementsprovide a service for a feethey do not provide actualemployment

ALLIED VAN Lines has openings in their Special Productsfleet Class A CDL with 2 yrso t r experience required AvgSI 25 per mile 1 800 634 S200Dept ANJS

AVONDeclare your ndependence*Control your own income Setyou rowr schRri^ia A£ srAVON representative YOUcall the shots Let stalk(B88)942 4053

DRIVER COVENANTTRANSPORT Coastio CoastRuns Teams Start up to 46$1 000 Sign On Bonus forExpt Co DriversFor Experienced Drivers1 800 441 4394 OwnerOperators 1 877 848 6615Graduate Students1 800 338 6428

DRIVER When it comes tobenefits we ve got all the bells& whistles "Paid weekly'Great pay *S1 000 sign onbonus "Student graduateswelcome SRT toll free1 877 BIG PAYDAY(1 877 244 7293)

DRIVERS S50 000Household Goods

Earn over $50 000 per yearwith no expenses New WorldVan Lines is hiring experiencedcompany drivers in trie movingindustry and who take pride intheir work All national accts nomilitary We offer Excellent payand benefits Company paidinsurance

New World Van Lines108 Melnch RoadCranbury NJ 08512800 451 5511

Drivers NEW PAY PACKAGE'OTR 6 mo Exp 30/cpmTop Pay 40/cpm Regional35/cpm Lease ProgramNew/Used! M S Carriers1 800 231 5209 EOE

DriversDRIVERS WANTEDiFor Dedicated S RegionalRuns CDL Training Availablefor As Little as $250 00Ask About Our $1 OOOSign OnBonus' 1 800 284 8785DRIVERS WANTED! Noexperience necessary CDLClass A tractor trailer trainingprovided Average first yearpay $600/week Benefits1 .viustbe 21 years old Call Joe A1 BOO 872 4618

Drivers WANTED PROFESSIONALOTR(1Yr exo)T/T DRIVERS ONLY THEHIGHLY MOTIVATEDSAFETY ORIENTED NEEDAPPLY WE OFFER BIGTRUCKS BIG HOODSBIG MILEAGE AND MORE'FOR MORE INFO ON OUR48 STATE OPERATIONCALL ELITE EXPRESS AT(800)441 4318

DRIVERS NORTH AmericanVan Lines has openings intheir Specia l ized GeneralCommodities fleet Minimum3 months O/T/R experiencerequired Call 1 800 348 2147Dept NJS

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Up to $20 $40/hr potentialEasy claims processing

We Train'Computer w/modem req d

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GOVT POSTAL JOBS Up to$18 35 hour Full Benefits Noexperience required Forapplication and exam information1 888 726 9083 ext 17007am 7pm CST (SCA Network)

HOMEWORKERS Needed-$635 weekly processing mailEasy' No experience needed

1-800-831-5357Ext 8400 24 hours

LOOKING FOR A NEWSPAPER J O B ' For a $ 2 0refundable deposit the NJPress Association will postyour 40 word summar izedresume on www njpa org andpublish it monthly reaching 19dailies and over 160 weekliesEditorial Advertising Circulation Photography staffersneeded Contact Liz Hagen at609 406 0600 fax609-406 0300 ehagenignjpa org

MEDICAL BILLER$15$45/hourCountry s most establishedMedical/Dental billing softwarecompany seeks people toprocess claims from homeTraining provided Must owncomputer Call 1 800 797 7511ext 322

MEDICAL BILLER GREATINCOME POTENTIALI Earnup to $45 000 per year Fullt r a i n i ng p r o v i d e d Homecomputer required Call Titantol l f ree ! 888 660 6693ext 4313

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Services

Postal Jobs S48,323 00 yr.Now Hiring No experience paidTraining great benefits Call7 days B00 429 3660 extJ 3226 (SCA Network)

I037 Babysitting' ;;;ChilTC£i

EAST BRUNSWICK F/T P TExp Lie loving mom will carefor you infants & older in myhome 732-651-8376

EAST BRUNSWICK F T P TExp mom will care for yourchild/infant in my homeEnclosed play area Refsavail Call 732 390-4737

EAST BRUNSWICK LovingMother of 2 will care for yourchild in my home Flexiblehours Have teaching degreeCall 732-2S7-5450

I PROVIDE CHILD CARELIVE IN / LIVE OUT

Child Care Housekeeperor Companion 732-525-1559MONDAY MORNING INC

Reliable & ScreenedMIDDLESEX COUNTY

908-253 9595 or 609-799-5588

NORTH BRUNSWICK-AfterSchool Care Near John Adams School Call 732-249-3393

OLD BRIDGE £xp Mom of 2with refs will care for yourInfant/Toddler Flex hours

Call 732-679 0467

037a Child CareWanted

HOLMDEL-Resp Adult needed to care for 21 mo old boypt my home refs 732 772 1196

MARLBORO - Seeking childcare provider to work in rnyhome for 4 month old MondayFriday Send informationreferences salary expectations & available hours to

P O Box 380,Marlboro, NJ 07746

MARLBORO-Nanny wantedLive in/out 5 days/week Carefor 2 chi ldren ages 7 & 1 5Non smoker Drivers licenseRets Scarreqd 732-591-0797

MORGANVILLE Loving responsible adult needed for before &/or after school care inmy home lor girl 8 boy ages 10& 8 Cooking homework help& refs required Call & LeaveMessage 732-591-2729

NANNIES CALL!FOR THE BEST JOBSLive in/out w/the best families

SELECTIVE NANNY732-745-0088OLD BRIDGE P/T babsitter

Light housekeeping RefsFlexible hours 732-566-2741

039 Health Care

BEST CAREExperienced & ReferencesEuropean Women will takecare of elderly or Sick people

Call 732-995-5298HOME CARE For elderlysick disabled Live in/outReasonable rates Call PollnterAgency 908-925-0494

039a Health CareWanted

ITALIAN or Spanish speakingp e r s o n to a s s i s t e l d e r l ywomen Some light housekeeping Call 732-251-8093

042 AntiquesCollectibles

ANTIQUESTop prices paid for Antique

furniture oriental rugspaintings jewelry & silver Wepurchase entire contents ofestates Will come to your

home Call 908 862 0200

DRESSER, MIRROR &C H E S T (2) Q u e e n AnneCha i r s Mas te r s i ze bedPlease call 732 566 6577

LAFAYETTE MILLANTIQUES CENTER

Just off Rt 15 Lafayette(Sussex Co ) NJ(973) 383 0065

40 Dealers offering a vast selection of affordable antiquesquality collectibles Cafe10AM 5PM Closed Tues+Wed

www millantiques com

043 Appliances

POSTAL JOBS $48,323 00 yrNow hiring No experience Paidtraining great benefits Call forlists 7 days (800)429 3660ext J200 National Resource

AIR CONDITIONER Window220V 17 500btu Fits 26" w x17" h x 25 d Works great$235 Call 732 238 0828FREEZERS ( i f U p n g h tSears Cold Spot Frostless$100 best offer (1) Commerclal Display Freezer $750best offer Call 732-617-9195

GAS RANGE • NEW WhirlpoolSelf cleaning almond colorS250 NEW Whirlpoot Dishwasher S250 NEW WhirlpoolMicrowave Hood ComboS250 Call 609 259-2519

MEATSLICERCOMMERCIAL

$225 CALL 732 PS7 QflW

MICROWAVE/CONVECTION OVENSharp white tabfetop model

S300 Call 732-972-8198REFRIGERATOR - AmanaLarge 22 cu ft almond Topfreezer Excellent condition$350 Call 732 761 9533REFRIGERATOR - G E21 7 cu ft beige 3 yrs oldWith icemaker Excellent condition $390 Call 732 303 6025R E F R I G E R A T O R S e a r sK e n m o r e 18 cu ft w i thicemaker Light grey Like new$325 neg Call 732 251 4322STOVE - GE Profile w/hoodWhite gas self c leaningUsed 2 years Ong $800 asking $500 Great condition

Call 732-536-7068WASHER, $160DRYER, $155 HeavydutyExce l l en t cond i t i on Candeliver Call 732 54B 9353

BED - FOLDING 30W x 72LNew great for college or summer place $50 732 308 3938

BICYCLE - Man s Schwinn 10speed Like new $79 bestoffer Lamp shades (3) New$15 each Call 732 919 7790BICYCLES (2) Forages4 to 7 $35 each Red/BlackCall 732 446 8636B I K E • G i r l s 1 6 $ 2 0Playslore & Shop Cart $15M i n n i e C h a i r $10 C a l l732 613 0358

047 Furniture

PORTABLE TYPEWRITER550 N^w B ncCu'S'S $30Must sell Call 732 303 7292

POWER WHEELS RIDE ONBarbie Jeep Great condtionS100 Call 732 679 8416

OFA M u l t i c o l o r e d &Loveseat with toss pillowsGood condition $150 or DBStoffer Call 732 441 1543

OFA • Red & blue stripeddamask roll arms Very goodc o n d i t i o n $ 5 0 C a l l732 389 5918SOFA SET Pineapple colorwith 2 matching chairs S150E x c e l l e n t c o n d i t i o n withprotective covers 732 583 8688SOFAS (2) In very goodcondition (1)2 seat (1)3 seat$50 each D e l i v e r y ' Call732 B21 9232STAIRSTEPPER ComputerizedFull size Excellent condition$40 best offer 732 238 9060Ipave messageSTENOGRAPHDictation Machine $50

lease call 732 821 8820

STOVE - Magic Chef $80D i s h w a s h e r $35 Sears"Jlothes Washer $35 Call32 905 1223

STROLLER - Perego $75Bouncer seat $10 Highchair•^20 Call 732 308 2282

TRAMPOLINE-15 footGreat condit ion Like new5150 Call 732 545 4493

VACUUM - Eureka 5 ampright and tank Used once5 Floor polisher scrubber

Regma $50 Call 732 297 1196VENDING MACHINES (3)9 slot snack manual vending150 each Call 732 613 1819

WASHERS DRYER~iood condition $60 eachlease call 732 741 3735

WASHER/ WhirlpoolExcellent condition Used only3 yrs $100 Call 732 418 0535

DINING ROOM 8 pc OakL iv ing Room, 3 pes w i thwood trim Asking $1,000 orbest offer Call 732-390 8873

CANNING JARS & CanningPot $40 Folding chairs 2me ta l 1 wood $35 Ca l l732 329 6846

044 Computers

CAR BED-TODDLERLittle Tikes Roadster Asking$60 or best offer 732 203 0280CAR S E A T , $20 Todd lerSlide $12 Mirrored Pedestal$30 Call Karen 732 591 2459

CEDAR CLOSET Ant iqueFree standing beaut i fu l lypreserved 5 ft high $150Call 732 671 5123CHESTS (3) 30 x30 plusbookcase dark finish Goodcondition wood $140 Call732 238 3093COFFEE TABLE , 36 x 36$50 Wing chair brocade offwhite $1011 Call 732 727 5706

CRIB - Oak , $75 S i n g e rsewing machine $20 Aboveg r o u n d poo l r o b o t $45Call 732 251 8263CRIB - White $40 FisherPrice Wooden High Chair $20Boys 16 " B ike $20 Ca l l"32 422 1701

A COMPUTERTUTOR

Affordable Personalized athome PC training 732 617 75B3

DINING ROOM SETC o n t e m p o r a r y Fo rm icaw/glass tbl top 6 chairsIncludes matching art work$900 LEATHERSOFA sectional beige w/chaise lounge$1 100 or best olfersCall 732-957-9530www nspallro com

COMPUTER MONITORS(2) new15 $89 S new 17$139 Call 732 257 0854

COMPUTER SUPPORTSERVICES

Custom built computers upgrades troubleshootingtraining hardware/softwareinstallation digital video/photoservice Call 732-951-0004

QuickBooks®We can lix up your system Wecan also set up train and back

up your staffMendlowitz Weitsen, CPAs

732 613-9700

046 FirewoodD A Y B E D W h i t e w i t hm a t t r e s s e s E x c e l l e ntcondition Asking $100 Call^32 792 7340DRYER - Whir lpool SuperCapacity Gas Good condition $85 Call 732 919 1606

FIREWOOD-FREENew cuts S aged Millstone

Call 732 786 0004

FISH TANK - 30 gallons withfilter heater and accessoriesS150 Call 732 845 1326

[047 Furniture

GAS GRILL-Brand new Fullyassembled $75 Please call32 846 6822 or 732 432 8377

GUITAR - Gibbons Electric8 Amplifier Mint condition150 Call 732 679 5954HIGHCHAlf) Oak antiqueConverts to child rocking chair$55 Call 732 946 3971HUFFY MOUNTAIN BIKE 26"18 g e a r s , Gel seat coverwater bottle Excellent cond5135 best Oder 732 970 0327JACKETS - Velvet Ladie ssmall size Very good cond1 pink linen, $15 each Call732 747 0266JACUZZI - Portable $25Area rug, all wool light blue/pmk/bona $100 TV 20" $25Hail 732 671 3434KITCHEN TABLE - 4 chairs$60 Vacuum cleaner $45F r e e z e r apt s i z e $ 4 5iail 732 297 6376

L A W N M O W E R A r i e n sExcellent condition new 3S0Asking $75 Call 732 264 0439

LUGGAGE-3 pc $254 pc $50 Channe l Backchair Good condition $15"all 732 297 1196NINTENDO 64 Star Warslacer WrestleMania 2000Baseball 2001 $140 Call732 S79 0775POKEMON CARDS Charizard$30 Mewtoo $7 Gyardos $8Chansey $9 Holes Mint Call732 845 0881

ALL BRAND NEWMODEL HOME FURNITURE

FOR ALL ROOMS HALFPRICE OFF RETAIL. WON'T

LASTI! Call 732-583-2323BED-Oueen Platform Pinewith bookcase mirroredheadboard Good conditionFits queen size waterbed orregular queen mattress (Notincluded) $100 732-780-2448BEDROOM SET (7 pes ) Grayformica Twin platiorm bed w/2drawers $700 or best offerExc cond 732-446-6203 eves

BEDROOM SET 5 pescontemporary Walnut finish

good condition $200Call 732-290-8187

BEDROOM SET-Boy's OakWindjammer by Young HIn-kle as seen in ''ET1 movieDesk hutch chair bunk bedsw/ladder dresser w/oval mirror chest of drawers Exccond $1.100 732-431-7521BEDROOM SET CatalinaPine twin Captain s bedbureau w/mirror Excellentcond $325 Call 732-845-9489BEDROOM SET Full size bed2 nlghtstands chest dresserwith mirror $400 DiningRoom Set 1 leaf china closetwith glass doors, a 6 chairs$400 orbestof fers Call732-679-8510, afier 5pmBEDROOM SET, Boy s OakKitchen Set Alamo OakDining Room Set All goodcondition Call 732 679-4887

CALL CLASSIFIED1-800-660-4ADS

CHAISE LOUNGE Excellentcondi t ion Mauve S whi tef lowered print $140 Cal l732 933 4923

COFFEE & END TABLES-Cherry$75 each BEDROOMDESK-Girls $75 TV STANDw/Cabrnel $25 Please call732 721-5788COMPUTER DESK Wall unitTrundle beef Crib set Stereocabinet Oven cart TableLarge sofa Call 732 462 0308COUCH - H IDE-A-BED &Matching arm chair Newbeige tone $350 for bothCafi 732 303-7292 after 3pmDINETTE - Octagon glasstable 6 green chairs 7 yearsfoung Asking S200

Call 732 607-9876DINETTE SET

lass table w/4 chairs Exccondition Asking $250

Call 732 679-3053

DINETTE SET-Solid Oak like new Sofa aLove Seat matching pine tables maple rockers tables &etagere Call 732-364-2789DINING RM SET-ElegantWood w/6 upholst chrs lighted hutch leaf $1 200 LIVRM Sofa 2 chrs 2 end tblscocktail tbl (Match Dr Set)5600 Entire Pkg $1 500ireat Cond Call 732-251 5355

DINING ROOM - 6 chairspedestal table 2 pc lightedchina closet traditional walnut$900 best offer New brandname boxspring & mattressreg size $200 Stainless steelsand f i l te r 100 lbs $50Reclmer $50 732-721 6482

DINING ROOM - Ethan AllenOval table w/6 chairs 2 leaveshutch & gossip bench (2)Ottomans & 1 dresser, EtharrAllen Sofa traditional Patio

a b l e , 4 c h a i r s , l a r g eumbrella All exc cond32-536-7411 before 6pm

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LAWN MOWER - HondaHR215. With grass catcher Ssecond blade. Like new. $325.or best offer. Call 732-780-9528

MOVING SALEDining Room, fruitwood Bed-room Set a (2) platform beds.Ki tchen Set, bookcases,lamps, end & cocktail tables,computer desk S generalhousehold items. 732-972-9518

AMOVING SALEttDining Room. Boys & MasterBedroom. Living Room & Den.Executive Desk & Chairs. Skis& Boots. T.V. Microwave.Stereo.Ping-Pong Table.Aquarium. Bikes. Patio Furn.Sleds. Igloo Dog House. DrillPress. Light Fixtures Birdcage.Leave message. 732-679-52B9

AMOVING SALE-APool table. Couches (2). Love-seats (2). Dining Room setKitchen set. Formica bedroomset. Cocktail tables. Asst.furniture. Stereo. 732-536-9340

MOVING SALESofa, Love Seat-Brown S250Sofabed-$25O. 42" Roundkitchen set w/leaf, 4 chrs.$300. Formica coffee table,$50. Ladies Bike S25. Stereo,JVC & Sony Components. 5CD Changer, Tape deck, FloorSpeakers-5200. 3 Planters~25. ea. 27" Sony TV S Stand.100. Treadmill, S75.Call 732-536-2833MOVING SALE Wall unitbedroom set1 Queen, pecanwood, new mattress, $1,200.or best offer. Vanity table &chair, $50. Sharp Microwave &cart, $150. Call 732-257-0842

MOVING SALE(2) Bedroom sets, living rooni^end tables, T.V. room, lampC?lawn mower, snow blower.Best offers. Call 732-431-3661MOVING SALE Washer SDryer; white Westinghouse. !gcap . $350./both. Wall Unit;Ttiomasville Country Oak, 3p c , $1,800 Dehum-idifer.Waterbed; King size. Studentdesk, teakwood. Oriental rug.Bedroom set; Drexel Heritaqe,Woodbriar. Call 732-446-1872

OFFICE FURNITURECONFERENCE TABLE-42" x96" Light Wood Laminatefmish-S200. Conference chairs(4) $200. Brown upholstery.File cabinet 42" wide. 5 tier$50. Call 732-536-2833

ONLY 5149 a m o n t h forunlimited USA and interna-tional long distance phoneca l l i ng . As low as 1 c perm m u t e . Save S1 , 0 0 0 ' sCall recorded message1-888-867-1972.(SCA Network)

PHYSICAL THERAPYSUPPLIES Exercise equipment,tables, iockers, waiting room

equipment a more. 732-231-4374

PLAYER PIANO-$1,800.Cherry Secretary, $1,000.Oriental Rugs, 7x10 8 4x6,blue/black/Bone. 732-671 -3434POOL -18 ft. round. New liner,steps S deck. Operational w/allaccess Buyer take down &temove. $500 732-251-0127.POOL - 23 ft. Round EstherWilliams Classic with largepatio deck. 40 yr. warranfy.Excellent condition, $1,750. •*-

Call 732-679-3185

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048 GeneralMerchandise

BAY WINDOWAndersen. B ft' wide 3 yrs old

$300 Call 732-536-0365SECT1ONAL-w,pu!l out bed$450 TV-S100. & VCR.-$30.COFFEE TABLE-GI35S-S5Q.& MiSC Call 732-536-4674SKIS S SKI BOOTS 10 1.2.B rand n e w . L E A T H E RJACKET-Sz. large. Wornonce (2) QUEEN ANNECKAIRS-S20. each

Call 732-219-1960

SOFA S3 OAK TABLESE/cellent condition S200.

DRYER-Electnc-6 yrs, old 350 UNIVERSAL

EXCERCISE STATION-S100.Please call 732-212-8854

SOFA SET, Dining Table.China. Swing Set, 6 parakeetsvi, cs.cs. fish tank w accessories.Best offers. Call 732-723-0996STEEL BUILDINGS Sale'5,000* sizes 40x60x14,*•! 845; 50x75x14, SI 2,673;E0«100<16, 516,300,60x100x16, S18.075. MI n I -storaoe buildings, 40x160. 32units "S16 845 Free brochuresw»v,v sentinelouildings camSentinel Buildings,600-327-0790. Extension 79

SWING & SLIDE SET - WoodS fiberglass Amish constructi-on Good condition. $200

Call 732-303-1754TABLE w 4 chairs - Dark pine3200. TRAMPOLINE 10'.3125 POOL • Blow-up, Irq.rectangular. 530 732-683-8392

TIRESPrimax 12 spokes,4 rims and tires.

$400.00732-251-6356 or732-656-0359

TOOL - ShoDsmith w/asst.accessories Exc condition.Asking S700 or best offer

Call 732-970-0278

TOOLSATTN: HOBBYIST

Alias Metal Lathe on customstand w all accessories. PER-FECT CONDITION. Also Mill-ing Machine on rotary base.Must see to aporeciate • makereasonable offer Cal!732-251-6669 or 732-656-0359

STRUCK CAP3-8' Eagle, white fiberglass.

Perfect condition. Cost newS1.000. Sacrifice $300.Call Chuck, Lakehurst

732-657-7965VACUUM CLEANER Kirby,with attachments & sharn-pooer. Great condition, S275.732-780-3593, leave message.

ALL LIONEL TRAINSOr Flyer. Top cash appraisalPrice no object 732-946-2893

BUYING CAMERASAnd Photo Equipment. 1 pc. orwhole studio. No Polaroid ormovie. Call 732-928-7811

CASH FOR BOOKSCall 732-536-0850

CASHFor your children's quality,gently loved, clothing, toys

& furniture.LOVE ME TWO TIMES

Children's ConsignmentBoutique. Call 732-251-6277

FREEHOLD TOWNSHIPMOVING SALE

663 Colts Neck Road (NearRt. 18 Border) (Route 537between Tyson & Randolph)

Park across the street.Friday, 8/11, 8am-4pm andSat., B'12, 8am-3pm. A/C's,furniture, Little Tikes, & morel

CONSIGNYour Women's 5 Children's

Quality Clothing & AccessoriesCALL 2ND TURN. AROUND

732-431-7667

HAZLET

TWO FAMILY SALE28 Mason Dr., (off Hazlet Ave.& David St.), Sun, 8/13, 9-2,

FISHING TACKLE Collectorshes to buy old rods, reels,

lures, catalogs. 908-233-1654

GUNS • SWORDS • MILITARYITEMS. License NJ/FederalDealer Bert 732-821-4949

050 MusicalInstruments

DRUM SET • Yamaha Drums5 pc Cymbals 8 hardware incl.Excellent condition S699 orbest offer. Call 732-671-9082I SELL New & Used MusicalInstruments. Saxs,, Alto 8Tenor, Ftutes, Trumpets,Clarinets & Tiombones. etc.Prices substantially less thanstores Call Don 732-741-4709

ORGAN - Wurlitzer 2 manualeiectric. Cherry finish withbench and manual, S200.Call 732-747-0658.PIANO - Hardman upright.Ivory keyboard. Wei! main-tained, exc. sound. $1,250. orbest offer Call 732-246-8582

PIANOlOOyears old. Upright. Bestoffer. Call 732-303-8626

PIANO TUNINGNew Client Discount - S25. off

Toll free 1-B88-395-TUNE• Master Tuner Estb. I960 •

PIANOS-ORGANSLOTS OF TRADE INS

FROM $450.All Floor Models On Sale

1-800-453-1001

051 SportingEquipment

WASHER & ELEC. DRYER4 yrs. young. Great condition.S125 Easy Glider - used 3times, S75. Call 732-462-5222

WOLFF TANNING BEDSTAN ATHOMEl

Buy DIRECT and SAVE'Commercial/Home Units

from S1S9 00Low Monthly Payments

FREE Color CatalogCall TODAY 1-800-342-1310.

048a Gifts & Crafts

LOVE CERAMICS? SellingKiln, over 4 dozen molds anaunfinished pieces. $825./firm

Call 732-679-1345

BIKE - Cannondale SH400.Cross trainer fitness bike. 2sets of tires, 2 handlebars.Like new. $225. 732-780-3912SOLO-FLEX Multi StationExercise Machine w/attach-ments & optional equip. Hardlyused. S6O(5. Call 732-257-2836

STEPPERHardly used. Great exercise.

Only S350.Call 732-679-7282

TREADMILL • Sears. Usedtwice. Excellent condition,S 3 0 0 . A f t e r 5 p m c a l l732-431-5061.VITAMASTER SLENDERCYCLE. VITAMASASTERROW MACHINE. $100. forboth. Call 732-545-1864

048b Infants |yjt ' Juvenile Hems

060 Garage Sales

CRIB 4 MATTRESS BelliniLight wood, S22S. Glider,S100 Little Tikes CrabbySandbox. S25- 732-583-8052CRIB & MATTRESS SimmonsNatural maple, S175 Matchingrocker, S75. Greco stroller,$40. Call 732-251-7285CRIB-Simmons. $175. & Glid-er Rocker. $100. Both Lighlwood Crib Ensemble-BunnyMotiUSpcs. $50 732-607-9241DOUBLE STROLLER PegPerego, S125. Dbl. umbrellastroller, S35. Badrail. S5. Car-seat $10. a more 732-332-1668HIGH CHAIR, $20. Exersaucer,315. clothing 0 to 4T, S1. & up.giris & boys. Infant seats, toys,and much more. 732-888-7670LITTLE TIKES Twin sizeDollliouse Bed. Special ColorsLi--,ited. Pd. $400. AskingS3uu\ best offer. Toddler DolPhouse Bed: Pd. $140. Asking$100. Both NEW. 732-721-4433

049 MerchandiseWanted

A BUYER OF ALL TOYS,TRAINS & MATCHBOX CARS

CAII 732-409-2898

AA A ANTHONY'S ANTIQUESPAYS TOP S$ FOR

ANY ANTIQUE-1 Piece orcontents • Estates • Est.1979Call Uncle Joe 732-264-3130

"SAVE THIS AD!

• • • • • • •BELFORD

265 Sandy Hook Ave. (OffEast Rd.) Sat. 8/12, 8am-4pm.Furn., exercise, & Lots of misc.

EAST BRUNSWICK- 34 & 35Overhill Road ( Off SummerhiliRoad) Sun , 8'13. 9arn-3pm.Light fixtures. An, weightbench, stereo, furniture. more.

EAST BRUNSWICK

MOVING SALE13 Elizabeth Ave. (off MilltownRd.), Sat, 8/12,8am-l2 Furn.,tables, headboard, bikes,clothing, toys, & MUCH MORE

• • • • • • •FREEHOLD

52 Derby Dr. (off StonehurstBlvd.) Sat. 8/12, 9-1. Washer,mowsr, bikes, furn., exerciseequip, books & lots more!

CALL CLASSIFIEDFOR GREAT BUYS!1-800-660-4ADS

PLAY TENNIS In 4 hrs. 1ST.lesson 1/2 price. 15 yrs. exp.732-432-4839 supertennis.net

STUDIO 63There is a Difference

MUSICProfessional Instruction

63 Milltown Rd., E. Brunswick732-257-8637

063b Tutoring

ATATAVAHOWELL-MULTI FAMILY

Alden Terr, (ofl FriendshipRd.). Sat., 8/12, 8-3. Ramdate:Sat., 8/19. SOMETHING FOREVERYONE-BARGAINS!!

ooooooooM A M A L A P A N - 2 7 O l dQueens Blvd (off Gordon's Cr.Rd.JSat. S. Sun' 8/12 & 8/13,9am to 4pm. Lois of furn..modern & colonial, iinens,lamps, mirrors, pictures, De]lComputer & ace , Color TV13", phones, and mare

FREEHOLD - 72 HOWE LANEMOVING SALE (off Elton-Adelphia Rd.). Sat., 8/12, 9-4lain or Shine Furn., CabbagePatch fi Barbie items, contentsol house, '55 Chevy S '86~orvatte Convertible,

MANALAPAN - Moving Sale51 Gettysburg Dr. [off UnionHill Rd.). Thurs., f r i . , Sat.,8/10, 11 & 12, 8-3. Furn.,clothes,bikes,old computers,etc.

ALGEBRA IS II SAT'SGeometry & Basic Skills.

Need Help? Feeling frustrated?Experienced Teacher & Tutor.

Call 732-613-9225ALL SUBJECTS K-8 - Cert.w/Master's in Reading'LA.Available now 732-450-9751

HEBREW TUTORBar & Bat Mitzvah Prep

KelliRichman 732-536-2914

MATH& READING TUTORK-B, basic skills, homework,enrichment, tests. 732-251-5375

MATH - College teacher, qualitylessons, All levels; improveIhis summer Call 732-238-3042

READING & MATH TUTORLevels K-9, SAT Prep Lie.Teacher. Call 732-679-3616READING 8, MATH-BasicSkills. Exp. K-8 teacher. Yourhome or mine, 732-254-8567

KITTENS Free to lov inghomes. Tiger striped, & grey/white males, & orange/whitefemale, 11 wks. 732-792-1761REPTILE TANK-6 FT.With cover. Heavy glass,1 a "h x 21 "w. Good condition.$150. Call 732-951-1325

ROTTWEILER PUPS 6 wksHand ra ised, 1st shots .Parents on prem. $350. &$400. 732-951-1325, Eves.

TEACUP POODLEHeady to MATE. White male,

shots & papers, 13 Championsin his breed. 732-723-9561

>V ^V ik ik ik tVYELLOW LAB/BOXER MIX1 yr. old male. Beaut i fu l !Sweet, gentle. All shots .Good with kids. 732-698-9495

065A Pet Supplies]and Services

<fffj> NO PLACESSESH- LIKE HOME

~ PET SITTERS"Personalized Care When

You Can't Be There"Veterinarian Approved

Bonded & InsuredFree Consultation w/ad

732-238-9840S.A.T. VERBAL. ReadingSpecialist, Special Ed Special-ist, English all levels, Math.College Essays 732-257-2777

065EHorSes

VOCABULARY TAPESFor sale $19.99. GREAT

STUDY TOOL. 732-239-3194

1064 Lost & FoundMANALAPANMOVING & MULTI FAMILY14'Madigan Ln. (off PeaseRd j . Fri., 8/11. 8-12 & Sat.,8/12. 8-3. Bargains galore.

MARLBORO-Multi family 18Rockwell Circle (Off Rt. 520Country Estates) Fri. 8/11,Sam to 3pm. Books, clothes,household, furn., wheel barel,

WBEAUT1FUL Bay Gelding"With great manners. Fortrail/pleasure, rides, or driving.BIG GUY with a BIGGERHEART would love to makeyou happy Call 732-886-7926

066 Personals!LOST CAT-Glen Adren Dev.Howell. Tiger mix w/orangestripe on back, white smudgeon nose . Call 732-367-0098

REWARD

065 Pets & Animals

A baby brother/sister for ourprecious adopted 3 year oldson will make our dreamscome true. Legal/confidential.Expenses paid. Call Steve/Leslie 877-877-7803.

MILLSTONE - Moving Sale260 Stagecoach Rd. (Rt. 524).Fri., a Sat., 8/11 8 12, 9-3. Liv-ing rm. a dining rm. furn.,household, clothing, silver,copper & brass - etc., etc.815

MILLTOWN - Multl FamilySouth Durst Dr. (off Washing-ton Ave.). Fri., S Sat., 8/11 S12, 9-3. Clothing, housewares,bric-a-brac S much more.

OLD BRIDGE T3 Margaret St.FINAL MOVING SALESat., 8/12, 8-4. Large itemsincl. furniture, S LOTS MORE!

OLD BRIDGE • 154 Throck-morton La. (off Gaub or Rt. 9),Sal. & Sun., 8/12 8. 8/13, 10-2.

Toy & Book Sale!Big VTariety - GREAT PRICES!

OLD BRIDGE - 19 Shelly Rd.(Cedarview Estates, Rt. 9 toPoor Farm Rd.), Sat. & Sun.,August/Sept. ,1 0am-3pm.Exercise equip., clothes,housewares, figurines, MORE!

OLD BRIDGEMULTI - FAMILY

14 Farmbrook Drive (Rt. 516East or West or Rt. 18 North orSouth to Southwood Drive toFarmbrook) Fri., & Sat., 8/11 &8/12, 9am-4pm. Lawn Items,children's furniture, clothing &toys, bikes, household items,exercise equip., T.V., & more!

SAYREVILLE- 5 East KupschStreet ( Off Main Street) Fri. &Sat., 8/11 £ 8/12, 9am-3pm.

3 FAMILIESRAIN OR SHINE

1063 Instruction

ART SCHOOLin E. Brunswick. 732-257-8127

PIANO LESSONSEarliest Beginners to Adults

CALL 732-972-1945PIANO.KEYBOARDS,GUITAR, ORGAN & BASS. •Popular & Classical. All levels.Prol. instruction al your home.26 yrs. leaching experience.Hank Ploskon 732-238-1555

CALL IN YOURPET ADS ON

Receive Our"TAIL WAGGING"

Special2 Weeks • 4 LinesPlus 2 Lines of Artwork

$10.50(Non-commsrcial only)

Runs in all 7 publicationsMustbePre-Paid-V,MC,D

Greater MediaClassified Dept.1-800-660-4237Debbie -ext. 8105

This offer applies onlyto Pet ads called in on

Tuesday. Regular ratesapply any other day.

ACE PET SITTINGIN YOUR HOME

Walk, feed, playtime. Insured& bonded. Call 732-446-4194

AMERICAN BULLDOG PUPPIES

Registered - Now Available.Rare colors. Competition bred.

Serious inquiries only.BARKING BROOK KENNELS

Call 732-796-7331

CHINCHILLAS (2) • Adorablebabies, 1 beige F., 1 grey M.,Parents on premises. Ready togo 8/15. Call 732-613-9654

COCKATOO - MALELoveable, talks. Needs lots ofattention. $3,000. includescage. 732-951-1325, evenings

COCKER PUPS-AKCM/F. Parents on premises.First Shots, $350. 732-446-4194

COCKER SPANIEL PUPSAKC • 1 Buff Male, 1 BlackFemale, 8 wks. Parents onpremises. Call 732-446-4194

V HELP SAVE A L IFE YResponsible owners to adoptrescued Kittens, Cats & Dogs.Always leave a message732-388-0129 or 908-351-9397

Tfr ft & ft & tVHUSKY /SHEPHERD MIXBeautiful! Neutered male,house trained, all shots. Freeto good home. 732-698-9495

ADOPTION: ARE YOUPREGNANT? Don't knoww h a t l o d o ? W e h a v emany famil ies wait ing toadopt your child. Please call1-800-745-1210, ask for Marcior Gloria. We can help!

DJ JAYDJ JAYMusic for all occasslons.

DJ & KARAOKE 732-316-1161DJ ANY OCCASIONR& R MUSIC 732-316-9447

FUNTIME RENTALSRent Me For Your Next Party'

Moonwalk & CottonCandy

.V.VCALL 732-521-5422,V.V-VIMPACT PRODUCTIONS.'!

DJ SERVICES • MusicCustomized for Any & Ail

Occassions. Call 732-446-7505

KARAOKE-.i-Great Time • Great Price-k

732-821-9781

KEYBOARDISTEd the ONE MAN BAND

609-275-6881 • 732-745-5464MARTY THE CLOWN

•Parties w/Live Rabbit -MagicBalloons Etc. 732-390-8382

PARTYCHARACTERSChildrens lavonle characters,puppetshow, spin art w/frisbeesMoonwalk, Balloon-typhoons

candycart.cottoncandy & moreToll Free 1-877-297-5244

AAA TILESCeramic & Marble Tiles

Installed. Call 732-765-9199

AFFORDABLECeramic tile-Install $2.75 & upsq. ft Free est. 732-845-3784CERAMIC TILE & MARBLE

INSTALLATIONNo job too big or small.

Free estimates. 732-920-0285CUSTOM CERAMIC TILING

New installation, repairs,remodeling. Free estimates.John Cherry 732-290-9086

GROUT CLEANINGRe-grouting • Re-caulking

Sealing • Specialty Cleaning.Slip prevention tor f loors,t u b s & s h o w e r s . FREEestimates. Call 732-521-3809

JOHN'S CERAMIC TILEREMODELING & REPAIRS

Bathrooms • Foyers • KitchensOver 25 years experience

FREE ESTIMATESCall 732-324-7983

KINGS TILEInstallers of TILE & MARBLE.Specializing in Regrouting,Recaulking & All Repair Work.Free Estimates. 732-579-9500

PARTY MUSICKEYBOARD VOCALIST

Dance • Cocktail • Smg-A-Longs• Weddings • Anniversaries

Birthdays • Judy 732-431 -1286

076 CleaningDomestic

PARTY PIZAZZby Bruce Bray

Magicians • Characters(Rug Brats-R-Thur-L-Mo,etc.)

Moon Walks • RidesCotton Candy • Birthday

Specialists. 1-800-491-2729PETTING ZOO PARTIES!

• Let the Zoo come to youi"Lucky Slar Acres 732-583-7085PLAYERS CASINO PARTIES

Birthday/Anniversary/FundRaisers/Corp. 732-560-9067

PONIES & PETTINGZOO BY HAPPY TRAILS

732-251-4240

PONIES 4 PARTIESHorse drawn wagon ride thruyour neighborhood. A pettingZOO too! Call 732-928-3597PONIES 4-FUN PARTIES

Decorated & Friendly.Call 732-446-6474

SINGING TELEGRAMSCustom Roasts-Funny/SweetAll occasions. 732-972-3366

069 Entertainment!Ill 069b Tickets

A HILARIOUS"THIS IS YOUR LIFE"

Personalized PerformanceFor Older Family Members

MILESTONE PARTY732-603-7313 - JOSH SANDS

TICKETS (2) Santana. Sat.Aug. 5, PNC Bank Art Center,for7:30pm. $150. for both.Call 732-274-1068

A STORYTIMEChild participation w/puppets,songs & crafts. 732-254-9389

070 Air/Heat

A-D.J. GOOD TIMESWeddings, 16's. 732-501-6074

ALL CHARACTERSBALLOON SHOW & GAMESFACE ART, MAGIC & MORE

732-723-0179

FAHRENHEIT, INC.Installation & Service

Free Estimates, 732-727-8526

I070a ApplianceRepair

AMAZINGAMUSEMENTSMoonwalks • Carnival Games

Rides • Clowns • D.J.'sAND MUCH MORE!

CALL FOR FREE BROCHURE732-536-6936

AMAZING MAGIC• • • WITH • • •

ERIC THE GREATAny Occasion. 732-536-8936

D.A.S. • S. QUACKENBUSH37 yrs. exp. Air/ Heat • All MajorAppliances • Fluorescent SignsMention this ad for $10. off anymajor repair. Call 732-360-9149

DAVE'S APPLIANCEOver 20 Yrs. Serv. Central NJMAJOR APPLIANCE REPAIRSAir Conditioning Installations

and Repairs.Call 732-786-0810

ffi AN EXPERIENCED

DJ.Starting at $250.

Call Ron 732-264-0421

071 BuildingRemodeling

BARNIEORA LION KING PARTY

Call 732-651-3256

BUBBLES THE CLOWNMagic, balloons • 732-446-3131

AAA REMODELINGDoors • Windows • Baths

Kitchens • BasementsCall 732-765-9199

072 Carpentry

CELEBRATIONENTERTAINMENT- DJ/VIDEOTaping. Pkg Avail. 732-721-0892

CHILDREN'S PARTIESClown or Comedy Magic

Professional entertainer. Refs.• Balloons • Face Painting

Maqic & A Live BunnyJIMBO 732-297-1369

DECKS, Additions, Kitchens &Bathrooms. S & R HomeImprovements. 732-679-2291

ABSOLUTELY SPOTLESSMove-in/Out. Carpets.WindowsWeekly • Biweekly • MonthlyInsured & Bonded. Free Est.732-431-9099 • 732-946-3434

A F F O R D A B L E RATESHouse & o f f ice c lean ing.Good refs. Old Bridge areaonly. Please call 732-316-2733BERTA'S House & OfficeCleaning - Portuguese, 16yrs. exp. Call 732-238-5145

BEST CLEANINGHome or office. Best SS all thetime. CALL ANN 732-249-3084

ft BONNIE'S *it CLEANING itEXP., REFERENCES. VERYSPOTLESS. BEST RATES.

Call 732-316-1320CELIA'S Cleaning Service

"We will clean your house toyour heart's content."

Call 732-698-2823CLEANING SERVICESApts.- Houses • Offices • Greatrefs. Call Celia 908-309-2783

CLEANING WITH CARE by aresponsible, reliable woman.Refs., reas. rates. 732-967-9378

CLEANSWEEPRESIDENTIAL/COMMERCIAL

Days, Evenings, WeekendsFREE est. Reas. Ins. Refs.

732-314-2386 • 732-525-3572CRYSTAL CLEAN

" We clean with a flairbecause we really care. "

Residential. Call 732-972-4904EXCELLENT CLEANINGSERVICE • Homes & Offices.Responsible & reliable. Exc.references. Call 732-566-7453

EXPERIENCED & MeticulousHouse & Office cleaning. Refs.avail. Fernanda 732-651-7818

EXPERT HOUSECLEANINGApts. & Homes. 3 yrs. exp.Refs. Call Maya, 732-967-9673

HOUSE CLEANERS • Houses•Apts. • Offices. Refs. Great $$Call Fernanda 732-280-7276

HOUSECLEANING-CleaningLadies. Excel lent work &references. Call 732-525-2336

HOUSES - APTS. - OFFICESGood references. Great prices.Over 8 years experience, CallJulie & Ellana at 732-651-7029LINDA'S CLEANING SERVICEThorough 8 reliable. Suppliesincluded. Refs. 732-251-7927

P-U-R-R-F-E-C-T-L-YCLEAN

HOME CLEANING AT ITSVERY BEST. 732-257-8463

POLISH RELIABLE Womancan clean your house andapartment perfectly."References" 732-525-2427SPANK-N-CLEAN Professional

Home & Office Cleaners.Reliable, Refs. 732-390-8711

. j 076D Demolition074 Carpet Install I I Excavating

Repair/Sale • "

CHILDRENS

TEA PARTIESFor birthday parties or any

occasion. Call732-264-0421

DANCE MAN DJGOOD DANCE MUSICMAKES THE AFFAIR

Affordable. Call 732-297-4254

DISC JAKEYQuality from $300.Call 732-238-4306

A.J. CARPET • Sales/Repairs* Restetches/Relays

•Installations. Quality for less.

732-536-4703

•BACKHOE-DOZER-• DUMPTRUCK FOR HIRE •

No j ob too s m a l l . FREEESTIMATES. 732-521-3659

ASK FOR BILLCarpet restretching & repairs.As low as $35,00 per room.25 years experience. Free

estimates. Call 732-254-2764

JIM'S CARPET INSTALLATIONSales, cleaning, re-lays,re-stretches and repairs.

Call 732-495-9483

.077 <D'ry wall*Sheetrock

AAA DRYWALL & TAPINGProfessional taping &spackllnfl. Call 732-765-9199

THERE'S ALWAYS SOME-THING NEW INCLASSIFIED!

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gmclassified@gmnews.comALL TYPES of Electrical WorkRecessed lights, track lighting,paddle fans, service changes.Lie. # 6252. Hal 732-572-6750

ALL-BORO ELECTRICALResidential / Commercial /Ind.FREE estimates. Lie. #14112

Call 732-8S8-3630

JB ELECTRICALSee us in the Yellow PagesResidential / Commercial

15% off Service Upgrade15% Senior Discount

Bonded S Insured • Lic.#12823FREE Est. • Fax 732-845-9977

1-800-317-7530JRM ELECTRICFree Estimates. Lie. #9944

Bonded & InsuredResidential S Commercial

732-525-9770

RYANELECTRIC CO.

Free Estimates InsuredIndustrial, CommercialResidential. Lie. #7134

732-525-1011

P79b fencing

FENCE-PROFENCE COMPANY

100's ol styles to choose fromFree est. Call TOLL FREE

1-888-847-4148G & V FENCING • All types offences installed. Repairs Sreplacement.Call 732-471-8291

079c FloorFinishing

CLASSIC HARDWOOD FLOORSInstall * Sanding • FinishingProfessional quality service.1-888-868-9144 -732-208-5938

RE-NU FLOOR SANDING732-583-6667 • 732-545-8892UNLIMITED WOOD FLOORSInstallation • Sanding -Finishing732-727-6633 or 732-946-107S

WADE'S HARDWOODFLOORING

Installations •Sandmg-RefinishmgQuality work at reasonableprices. Call 732-787-5829

079d Garage Doors

ALL PHASE Remodeling, Inc.

GARAGE DOORS& OPENERS

• INSTALL • REPAIRS• SERVICE 7 DAYS

• REASONABLE • FREE EST.Monmouth / Ocean / Middlesex

732-615-2301MICHAEL'S OHD COMPANYSales/Service & Installationsof Garage Doors & PowerOpeners Call 732-572-1511

HOUSECLEANING-ApartmentsOffices and Condos. Refs.Call Elizabeth, 732-762-7323

080 Gutters

GUTTER Cleaning & RepairsFREE ESTIMATES

Call John 732-251-0893

1080a HandyPersons

SHEETROCK & TAPINGSpecializing in small lobs.

Free Estimates. 1-800-640-3969

AFFORDABLE HANDYMANALL JOBS

Free Est. Call 732-495-7657

ALL AROUND HANDYMANAll Types Of:

Home Repairs/Improvements732-257-2750 or 732-431-3981

FIX-IT GUYNeed repairs, have no time'

Reasonable & HonestCall Anthony, 732-251-0330HANDYMAN - Retiredcontractor with over 30 yearsexp. Call Joe 732-254-2651

HANDYMAN-ALL JOBSBig & Small. Very Reasonable.Free estimates. 732-679-5999HANDYMAN- The HomeOwner's Friend. All types ofhome repairs. Carpentry,painting, etc. 732-833-1397

JOHN THE HANDYMANRemodeling new & old houses.No job too small. 732-780-6287LEN'S HANDYMAN SHOPNo job too big or small. Freeestimates. Can 732-251-5128

ODD JOBS - Can do mostanything. No Job Too Small.Call John 732-251-0893

RENT-A-SON- Odd jobsdone around the house.

Inside S out. 732-238-2429

Greater Media Newspapers' Classified Section is NOW Online! wvw.gmnews.com SENTINEL , AUGUST 10 2000 3 5

080b'Home < II 081 Lawn CareImprovements III Landscaping

BUY IT, SELL IT, FIND ITIN CLASSIFIED.1-800-660-4ADS

A. CIRICILLOPLASTERING • STUCCO

DRYWALL • CERAMIC TILEMASONRY (all types)

Free Estimates -732-780-8996AAA IMPROVEMENTS

Doors • WindowsBaths • • Basements

Call 732-765-9199ADDITIONS • BASEMENTSBATHS- KITCHENS -Free est.ANI Construction 732-521-2444ADDITIONS - ALL HOME

REPAIRS - Painting,Basement finishing. Free est.Fully insured. 732-821-5969ALL JOBS-Small & BIG.Concrete, carpentry, roofing &much more. FREE estimates.Call George 732-238-2257

HOME MAINTENANCEAll carpentry needs, decks/walkway repairs, tree/yardwork, etc. Call 732-251-9342

J&C CONTRACTINGALL HOME IMPROVEMENTSSIDING • WINDOWS • DOORS732-525-2822 • 732-360-0606

1085 Odd JobsCleanups 089 Plumbing

CLASSIFIED 1-800-660-4 ADS

MICHAEL'S LAWN SERVICERESIDENTIAL / COMMERCIAL• Weekly Lawn Maintenance• Spring / Fall Cleanups• Core Aeration • Thatching• Seeding & Sod• Annual Lawn Care• Applicator Lie. #95117AFully Insured. FREE estimates

Call 732-566-1774

TRASH & JUNK REMOVALAnything you want taken todumps. Free Estimates.

Call 732-721-8246

086PaintingW l l i

NEED A CUT?LANDSCAPING & PRUNINGFree Est. Call 732-792-2083

STUMP & BRUSHRudy 732-251-5953

TOPSOILMULCH • FILL DIRT

Reasonable rates. Free localdelivery • Backhoe rentalavailable. Call 732-721-3739TREES • Trimmed • RemovedStumps Ground -Wood Chips

Reasonable RatesCall 732-257-1416 Anytime

J.L.P. IMPROVEMENT ANDREPAIRS Reliable/Professional.No job too small. Sr. DiscountsFree est. Call 732-698-0912

082 Lawn MowerRepair

*CONSTRUCTION*Affordable Pnces.Quality Work• Additions • Sunrooms • Decks•Siding • Windows • BasementsFree Est. & Ins. 732-360-2660

KITCHENS• New • Relacing • Countertops

GENERAL REMODELINGLow Prices • Quality WorkOver 25 Years Experience

Call 732-542-1205

LARSON SERVICESAuthorized Dealer Of: *Fems*Bob Cat *Tanaka #Maruyana• Residential • Commercial •Repairs/Parts • P/U & Delivery

CALL 732-536-2613

083 MasonryPaving

NEKKYO CONST. & DESIGNInterior Decorating:Wallpaper,Painting, Tile Work, Carpentry,WindowTreatments 732-608-0429UNIVERSAL HOME Improve-ment * Bathrooms • CeramicTile • Sheet Rock • Painting •Odd jobs tool No lob to small.Free Est. Call 732-972-7974

W.J.P. CONTRACT INCAdditions, Windows, Siding,Decks & Roofs. 732-422-1633

080c KitchenCabinets

KITCHEN BEAUTICIANCabinet Refacing • Countertops•Vanities. Free est., insured.

Call 1-800-953-1091

081 Lawn CareLandscaping

ALL KINDS OF JOBSEL SHADAI Construction

Call 732-257-2490ANTONIO A. SANTOSQUALITY WORK

BEST PRICES732-360-1938

Driveways, Patios, Sidewalks,Steps, Porches, Belgium Block

CUSTOM MASONRYExperience Equals Quality Work

Brick Work a SpecialtyNO JOB TOO SMALL

CALL ERIC 732-521-6069DON'S CUSTOM MASONRYFireplaces/Patios/FoundationsFree estimates. 732-251-4352MASON will fix & repair steps,sidewalks & plastering. Veryreasonable. Call 732-988-0029MASONRY - FOR ALL YOUR

NEEDS - McMullen Construction.Call 732-536-1431

MASONRY. NEW WORKREPAIRS. Refs. Available

Call 732-254-0643

A & C LANDSCAPINGand Tree Service

Lawn Maintenance • SeedingSodding • Trimming • Pruning

Removal • Cleanups"Complete care of your property"Free Estimates • Fully Insured

732-985-8855

A&A BRANCH INSPECTIONSPRING CLEANUPS

• New Landscapes• Landscape Renovations• Iree/Stump Removal•Tree/Shrub Pruning•Stone / Mulch / Sod / Soil™ E | Estimates, Fully InsuredWE SHOW UPII732-866-1882_ Beeper #732-792-90Sfl

084 MovingStorage

BILLY'S MOVINGRBs./Comm. 20 years exp.

Owner present on all jobs.Fully licensed & insured.

Lic.#00275. Call 732-223-2446FURNITURE HAULING#1 in Furniture Care Anywhere.

Full household/partial move.Lie. PM00276. Fully insured.

Call Jim 732-303-1055

085 Odd JobsCleanups

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SPRING CLEAN-UPSPruning & Trimming, Tree

Removal & Stump Grinding,Drainage Sytems, Sod/Mulch/B-0,!!B'TJ

haLcnlnJ & Seeding.Hailroad Tie Construction,Landscape Design & Installa-tion Fujly insured S Free est.

GHTON LANDSCAPE.732-901-7433

ACORNTREE SERVICE

ARBORCAREIPJE EXPERTS

?£'"c;#Clean top soil.fill dirtTO g,'™1* grading, excavat-™;°°28r/Backh0e Rentals.ia§?1-2123.732-SRfi7-l 4B.UC OAK CORP.

ijAWN MAINTENANCE

> S ? P E C ° T R A Cates

MTJREE SERVICE

7aringGrinding . Firewood

^ 732-446-2040

AA AA AACTION CLEANUPSHOMES • YARDS • TREES

Fast, courteous serviceCall Pete 732-251-0994

A AAAffordableCLEAN-UPS

We take away anything.Free estimates. 732-264-2520

AAA ABE'SAll cleanouts & hauling. Lightdemo. Same day service. Bestprices. Call 732-262-9081AAAA ARTIE'S CLEANUPCellars * Garaaes • Yards, etc.

LOWEST PRICE$ I!Reliable, courteous service.

' $20. OFF WITH THIS AD732-238-6111 • 609-688-9066

A1 ADMIRAL PAINTERSInt./Exl Reliable. 20yrs. exp.Handy Man available. Free est.Fully insured. Refs. 732-571-7850

A1 All-terior MotifAffordable'Courteous*ReliabfePrompt estimates 732-539-4170

ABC CLEAN-UPSBasements, garages, attics

and yards. CaM 732-290-7644ABSOLUTE HAULINGYards • Attics • Basements

I'll beat all prices! 732-446-1151

AB TO Z COATINGS$399. 3 Room Special Is Back!Call for booking & more info.732-521-0537 or 908-618-1532ACCENT PAINTING- All JOBSExcellent Indoor & OutdoorPainting. Residential &commercial. Free estimates.Fully Insured 732-679-5999AFFORDABLE PAINTING

Interior/exterior, reliable,quality work, reasonable ratesCall Room by Room Painting

732-607-2577

GARDEN STATEPLUMBING and HEATING

WATER HEATERSREPAIRS S REMODELING

GEORGE SAHUL JR.License #5568

732-251-5660JIM'S

PLUMBING & HEATINGInsured. Free est. Lie. #10952

Call 732-251-6133POWELL

Plumbing/HeatingWater Heaters • AppliancesKitchen & Bath InstallationDrain Cleaning & RepairsBonded / Insured • Lie #10415

Call 732-613-0538

RODDPLUMBING & HEATING

• Hot Water Heaters •Sinks, Faucets, Gas Piping- IAll Repairs N.J. Lic# 6371 I

Sayreville /Surrounding TownsCALL 732-257-6502

CALL CLASSIFIED

1-800-660-4 ADS12ft ALUMINUM BOAT-7 1/2hp outboard motor & trailer$900. or best offer. All acces-50ries included. 732-446-2079

22 ft. O'DAY SAILBOATWITH CABIN. Fiberglass,NEW Stove, 3 Sails, NEWCushions All NEW access-ories, including Trailer withNEW tires. Marine Radio, S9 9 J o h n s o n Long NeckOutboard. Asking $3,495.

Call 732-657-7965

110 Autos for Sale

BILL'S Painting & PaperingInterior / Exterior PaintingDrywall • Powerwashing

Fully Insured • Free EstimatesCall 732-329-6362

091 RoofingSiding

BUSY B'S PAINTINGInterior. Wallpapering

Ins., Free Est. 732-238-5553DAN'S PAINT & REPAIRS

Residential & CommercialImpeccable refs. 732-203-0113

EURO PAINTINGProfessional Interior / ExteriorPowerwashing Free estimates

Call John 732-613-9532J & D PAINTING Interior/Exterior

Powerwashing. Fully insured.Call Carlo, 732-765-0453

KELLY'S PAINTINGPAPERHANGING

PAPER REMOVALOver 15 YEARS EXPERIENCE"ree Estimates. 732-679-2142

LERIO PAINTINGPainting, Plastering, TapingSheetrock, Papernanging

Free Estimates

732-390-8655MINTING & PAPERHANGINGnt. /Ext. Free Est. Honest

prices. Call Joe 732-360-0943

PAINTINGInterior/Exterior - Wallpaper

removal. Powerwashing.Quality work. 20 yrs. exp.

Insured. John 732-251-0893

ANYTIME, ANYWHERE

THE ROOF DOCTORSeals your leaks when youneed protection the most.

Root Repair SpecialistGUTTER CLEANING

Free estimates. Fully insured.Evans Maint. 1-800-303-3873

CARLIN ROOFINGCONSTRUCTION - Roofs

Vinyl Siding, All Repairs. FreeEst. Insured. 732-458-5619J & R ROOFING & SIDING

UNBEATABLE RATESExp. & Ins. 732-846-7525

KEITH BRAUN ROOFING25 yrs. exp. Residential Re-Roofing specialist. Fully ins.Free est. Call 732-970-0419M.G. CONSTRUCTION, INC.

SIDING / ROOFINGOver 14 years Exp For free

estimates call Mike-732-329-3585or Gene-732-390-0819

MAGIC TOUCHROOFING & SIDING

Fully Insured • FREE EstimatesCall 732-525-0712

ROOFING by ALEX SMUTKOLook me up on my web page

@ givemeservice.comCall 732-583-0412

POPCORN CEILINGSProfessionally sprayed

Int. painting/wallpaper removalCall 732-525-1625

092 SpecialServices

SUTKOWSKI'S WALLS1 Wallpapering • Painting

732-290-1712Polish Hardwork With

German Precision

WALLPAPERHung with TLC, patience &neatnesslMaria 732-888-1337

087 PowerWashing

CLOCK REPAIRSService-Restore-Antique-NewCall Michael, 732-462-3589

DOLL DOCTORDOLL REPAIRS

"Keep The Memories"Dr. Kathleen • 732-462-3589

MOBILE WELDINGby GENTLE GIANT

Aluminum • Stainless Steel &Iron. Call 732-409-7073

B & B POWERWASHINGMost homes $150. or under.Decks, patios.Concrete & deckwaterproofing. 732-721-4869

094 Tailoring

TOM'S POWERWASHING• N o Water Restrictions*

Professional Deck StainingDeck Restoration

Homes * Patios • Pool ApronsSidewalks • Fences • All SurfacesLow Prices • Quality Work

Monmouth & Middlesex Counties732-615-9000

ALTERATIONS & TAILORINGCustom made clothing. 35years exp. Call 732-967-0127

ALTERATIONS - CustomCurtains. Home Interiors. LOWLOW PRICESI 732-360-9011

094B TelephoneInstallation

089 Plumbing

AFFORDABLE REMOVALSPools • Sheds & Householdrubbish. Call 732-792-7446BUDGET CLEAN UPSYards • Basements • AtticsFree Estimates. Call John,732-723-1561, after 5pm.

CENTRAL CLEAN UPSAll types of debris removed.Free estimates. 732-438-8684

REMOVALDebris • Attics • Basements

Rick 732-251-5953REMOVAL of Sheds, Pools,Fences, Decks, Concrete, Dirt,Branches-, Smal l Trees &Shrubs. Call 732-446-6958

A.T.C.Plumbing. & Heating, Inc.All Your Plumbing NeedsREASONABLE RATES

732-536-4954Lie. #9816-Fully Insured

S1 PHONE InstallationREPAIR-JACKS-WIRING

25 yrs. exp. w/NYNEXCall Ed 732-536-2477

1095G Waterproofing!

ALAN BLACKBURNPLUMBING & HEATING

Water Heaters, Boiler Installa-tions, Remodeling, NJ MasterPlumber's License # 5325

732-238-2945BACSOKA

PLUMBING & HEATINGComplete Kitchen & Bath

Remodeling^ Water Heaters.Sewer & Drain Cleaning

Reasonable Rates. Free Est.License #5628. WE DO IT ALL

CALL 732-727-0014

ATLANTIS WATERPROOFINGFully Insured. Free estimates.

Call 1-888-474-4648

MR. FIXITBasement Waterproofing1-800-765-2793Free Est. Deaf w/owner $ave

1096b WindowWashing

S.J. WINDOW CLEANINGResidential • CommercialFree Estimates 732-290-0926

BARBAROPLUMBING & HEATING -WaterHeaters- Faucets • Sinks • GasPiping • Sewer Cleaning & AllRepairs.Eve. & weekend hoursavail, Lic#10584. Insured.

Call 732-651-2153

105 Boats for Sale

24 FT. APOLLO CUDDYInboard/Outboard, 225 hp,with trailer & power winch.Best offer. Call 732-264-6972

ACURA INTEGRA LS '94White. 3 dr. hatch, auto. Allelectric Alarm, new tires, sun-roof, air bags, ABS brakes,am/fm cass. 62,000 orig. mi.Exc. cond. $9,000. or bestoffer. Call 732-536-9775ACURA LEGEND L'95Loaded. Dark green. 4 dr., CD,sunroof, leather, remote start,60,500 highway mi. Exc. cond.$14,500. best offer. 732-607-0577BUICK LE SABRE '85Good condition. New air con-ditioning, battery S muffler.$875. Call 732-828-0848BUICK LE SABRE '89- Runs,looks great.109,000 ml., Newtransmission, alternator, waterpump, tires. $2,499.732-390-4605BUICK REGAL C u s t o mCoupe'8B-GRAND SPORTp/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm stereo,p/w. Very gi ' •or best offer. Call 732-223-5925

i good cond. §3,250.

BUICK ROADMASTER Es-tate Wagon '94 - Fully loadedClimate control, leather seats,ABS, cruise. Exc. cond. Asking$9,500. Call 732-683-0634CADILLAC '97, SEDAN DeVILLE Gorgeous Car. Ever/extra. Mint, cond 50,000 hwy.mi.Garage kept. Black with blackleather. $19,900.732-957-9522CADILLAC FLEETWOODBROUGHAM '86,Mmt.Sunroof111,000 hgwv mi. Loaded withextras. $3,750. 732-615-9000CARS FROM S500! Honda,Chevy, Jeep, & Sport Utility.Police Impounds and reposse-ssions. Current listings.800-941-8777, ext. C198. Fee.CASH FOR YOUR CARARTY'S AUTO SALES

East Brunswick. 732-257-6700CHARITY CARS - Donate yourvenicle, tax deductible, freetowing. We provide vehicles toneedy families. As seen onOprah and People Magazine!1-800-442-4451www.chantycars.org

CHEVROLET CAVALIERCOUPE '99 - Gold Automatic,p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm cass., up-graded sound system 1owner. 12,900 mi. Asking$12,000. or assume lease ot$215./mo. Call 732-254-8378

CHEVROLET CAVALIERCOUPE, '93- Red. Goodcondition. $1,800./ best offer.

Call 732-780-9142CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO'87 - Exc. cond. Orig. 72,000miles. Asking $1,200.Days 732-495-2112 orEvenings 732-671-1964CHEVROLET NOVA '88Mech. special. Clean in & out.New clutch, rear brakes, struts,head caskets. Needs carb.,cat, work. $500. 732-617-6935CHEVY CAMARO '86-V6,auto, air, tilt steer, cruise,am/fm cass., 71,000 mi. Ask-ing $3,100. Call 732-238-7525CHEVY CORVETTE '96 - Redw/black int. Auto, showroomcond. Only 770 orig. ml. Ask-ing $32,000. Call 735-970-0278

CHEVY SPECTRUM 'B7-4 dr., Only 35,000 miles.

Rides well. $750.Call 732-651-8141

CHRYSLER CONCORDE LX'97- Spruce green, a/c, allpower, 75,000 hwy. mi. Greatcondition $9,199.732-863-5001CHRYSLER LE BARONConvertible '89 GTC Turbo.White, immaculate & peppy,128,000 miles, $1,999.Call 732-257-4435DATSUN 280ZX '82 CLASSICAuto., am/fm, good tires &brakes, 130.000 mi., $1,150.best offer Call 732-905-1223

^FIREBIRD 'V-6 - A/C. Tilt wheel, AM/FMCD (worth $600.) in stereo,89,000 miles. $2,000 or bestOder. Call Eric 732-390-8870

FORD ESCORT LX, '95 5 dr.,A/C, P/S & P/B, 5 spd., Stereo,120,000 mi., Exc cond. Runsperfect. $2,495. 732-842-3990

FORD CONTOUR SPORT '99Auto., 6 cyl. Fully equipped,13,000 miles. Assume leaseplan Call fonnfo. 732-422-3178FORD ESCORT '88 - Manynew parts. Runs well Great for2nd car. $1,100. or best offerCall 732-257-4830FORD MUSTANG GT, '95 5 0auto, loaded, mach 460 soundsystem, 2 lone paint, keylessentry, lojack, Exc cond. 46,000mi. $12,900 Ca!l 732-745-9465FORD PROBE LS '91V6, 5 s p d . , 4 w h e e l discbrakes . Exce l l en t cond ,$3,100. best offer 732-462-8918FORD TAURUS SE'984 dr, white, 6 cyl , full power,ac, cruise, tilt wheel, am/fmcass 50,000 miles. Exc. cond$9,950. CaM 732-866-0673FORD TAURUS'86-4 dr.,automatic, all power. Goodtransportation. Asking $695.

Call 732-251-1747FORD TAURUS '90 - WhiteP/s, p/t>, p/w, a/c, cassette89,000 mi. Good cond. Asking52,500. Call 732-972-9212FORD TEMPO '88 B lue,a/c, p/w, new t i res, goodcondition. Asking $950. or bestoffer. Call 732-290-9365GEO TRACKER Convertible'95- 5 spd., white, alum, magwheels. AM/FM, CD, lo-jack. Exc.cond. 17,000 mi. Great summerfun! $6,900. 732-972-5319HONDA ACCORD DX '88Auto, air. Exc. maintenance.Rel iable t r a n s p o r t a t i o n .121,000 miles, with 10 CDc h a n g e r . $ 3 , 5 0 0 . C a l l732-446-5997

HONDA ACCORD LX '96-4 dr., auto, 98,000 miles. Exccond. Asking 58,500. CallEves. &wkends. 732-435-1236HONDA CIVIC LX '98- MINT!7,200 mi.. Auto. 4 dr., All power.Cassette/stereo. Silver w/clothinterior. Non-smoke. Very dean.Sacrifice, $14,000.732-422-9112

LINCOLN MARK VII '9053,000 miles. Fully loaded.Blk., w/sunroof. .$4,500. orbest offer. Rich 732-671-0299LINCOLN TOWN CAR'89Runs great.Fully loaded. $1,750.Call 732-431-1728LINCOLN VERSAILLE '79Reslorable. LoadBd, all power,30,000 miles on rebuilt engine,$1,500. Call 732-780-0674MAZDA MIATA '90 - Red,5 speed, a/c, p/s, p/b, am/fmcass. Excellent cond. $5,000.best offer. Cali 732-261-8665MAZDA MX6 '92 - Black. Sun-roof, auto, all power, cassette.Exc. condition. Asking $2,900.

Call 732-967-0164

FORD TEMPO '93Runs great, 130,000 miles,$1,500. Call 732-656-0882OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS

SUPREME BROUGHAM '864 dr. sedan, fully loaded.

139,000 orig. mi $1,200. orbest oiler. Call Ann

732-462-1044 days or732-845-0866 eves

OLDSMOBILE D-88 '90V6 - Aujo., a/c, p/s, wmdow &seats, am/fm cassette, alloywheels, 51,995 or best offerCall 732-257-1625, after 3pm

LYMOUTH LASER '944 cyl., 5 spd. Pvvr disc brakes,alloy wheels. Spoiler. FM'cass,fog lights, AC 104,000 miles$3,200. Call 732-360-1399PONTIACSUNBIRD'91CONVERTIBLE- Auto, 75,000mi. All power, A/C, $4,500.orbest offer. Call 732-432-9448

CARS/TRUCKSFOR EXPORT

'86-97. paying 1,000's overdealers. Hr miles OK. Lease abank payoffs OK. Cash atyour door. Call 732-972-3099

CASH PAIDFor junk cars, trucks, for

scycling Call anytime TommyDells 732-787-5453

V DONATE VYOUR CAR V

Tax deductible, FREEtowing. FREE phone card to

donor w/ad #3647.HERITAGE FOB THE BLIND

1-800-2-DONATE(1-800-236-6283)

SELLING YOUR CAR?'86-'99.Highest cash valuepaid for cars in good conditionno junk cars).Honda, Toyota,

Nissan, etc. High miles okCall 24 hours 1-877-504-SJI09WANTED- RUNNING andREPAIRABLE Cars a Trucks$100. and UP. Junk CarsRemoved. Call 732-238-9481

113 Auto PartsServices

SAAB 9000 CD TURBO '914 dr., 89,000 mi. Loaded. Exc.cond., $9,800. or best offer.732-431-9099 or 732-308-9201iUBARU IMPREZA LS '93ow 64,000 mi., red, 4 dr ,irbag, ABS, a/c, am/fm cass.,larm, c/ctrl. Orig. owner. Exc.

cond., 55,000. •732-607-9197OYOTA AVALON '97 Auto.

44,000 mi. Loaded, sunroof,leather trim. Excellent cond.Asking $17,000 or best offer.Cell ptione #917-601-8375

CUSTOM WHEELS S TIRES(5) - American Racing 1 4 x 6 ,Outlaw II, P205/705 HI 4, Fire-stone Firehawk, $650Call 732-545-1864UTILITY CAP - Reading, steelwith lock-in boxes. Fits B' Ford

bed. S500. or best offer.Call 732-828-3914

OYOTA CAMRY '90 - 4 dr.,auto, ac, p/s, p/b. Exc. condOrig. owner. 117,000 miles.$3,S00/best offer 732-290-7848

116 MotorcyclesMopeds

"OYOTA CAMRY '90-; dr. , 6 cy l . , a/c, p/s, p/b.

151,000 miles. $1,895. As is.Call Evenings 732-308-4350TOYOTA COROLLA VE '99-Green, Only 14,000 originalmi. Mint cond. 4 dr., auto. Ask-ingS12,50Q. Call 732-727-54HTOYOTA MR2, '88 Supercharged. Auto trans., T-Tops,Power windows, locks, mirrors,cruise, A/C. Wheel locks, spoilers37,000 mi. $3,400.732-727-6295

TOYOTA TERCEL WAGON,'87, 97.000 mi., Auto, A/C,3ood Condition. $2,000. orlest ofler. Call 732-513-4342VOLKSWAGEN JETTA GL91. Red. Exc. cond. 2 dr., 5speed, am/fm stereo cass.,a/c. $2,850., or best offer.Must see. Call 732-578-9370

HARLEY-DAVIDSON '74Sportster - 1,000cc. Runs &looks great. Asking $4,000.Call 732-203-129*HARLEY-DAVIDSON '96Sportster 883. 8,000 milesExcellent condition. $7,500.Call 732-446-2597HARLEY-DAVIDSON ULTRACLASSIC '93 - 28,000 orig.mi. Beautiful cond. $12,500. orbest offer. Call 732-792-8190KAWASAKI KX80 '90 -used, like new. $1,400.BIG W H E E L K X 8 0 ' 8 9 ,S1.Q00, Call 732-238-2826YAMAHA WARRIOR '96-QUAD wrTrailer, extra tires &r i m s . Exc. c o n d . A s k i n g$3,500. Call 732-905-8509

117 TrucksVans

110a SportUtility Vehicles!

MERCEDES280 SE '82

Hew Pirelli tires, new shocks,new A/C system.

New Kenwood AM/FM/CD.New sheepskin covers.

Good condition.99,000 miles

$3,900732-446-8908

MERCURY COUGAR XR7 '94V8. Au to . L o a d e d ! B l u e .Excellent condition. $4,200.best offer. Call 732-462-8918

MERCURY MARQUIS '92Looks new, exc. drive. Black.P/w, p/ l , p/b, leather in t .130,000 or ig. mi . Askinge3,800. Call 732-360-0555MERCURY SABLE DL '95Al l power features, au to .Excellent condition. 88,000 mi.Asking £5,500. • 732-617-9081MERCURY SABLE LS '97Silver, automatic, climate con-trol, ABS, keyless entry, powerfeatures. 21,000 orig. ml. Exc.:ond. $11,500. 732-238-1529MERCURY TOPAZ '85Good cond. Runs well. Orig.owner. 99,000 miles. $800. orlest offer. Call 732-335-1031

FORD BRONCO li '86Eddie Bauer addition - $t,000orbestolfer. 732-246-3012FORD EXPLORER '95 - Blue.LOADED. 60,000 orig. mi.CD player. Exc. concT Asking$15,000 Call 732-591-5989FORD EXPLORER SPORT'96 - 2 dr., 2wd, immac. Exc.cond., low mileage, plentyextras. $10,900. 732-545-7928GMC JIMMY SLT '934 door, 4 wheel drive, leather,LoJack, 86,000 miles. 58,500.,or besl offer. Call 732-751-0506JEEP CHEROKEE, '89.74,000 mi Runs good. Manual.Needs work Asking $3,000.

Call 732-583-7507M I T S U B I S H I MONTEROSPORT LS 97' - B lack, 4wheel drive. Sunroof, fullyloaded. 19,000 miles. Exc.cond. $18,500. 732-431-0543

TOYOTA RAV 4 '96-5 Spd..Manual, Blue, a/c, stereo, wellkept. 48,000 miles. Asking$14,500. Call 732-409-6730

112 Autos/TrucksWanted

MITSUBISHI ECLIPSE, '93,M/FM, A/C, Power brakes,iecurity sys., 89,000 hgwy ml.

54,999/best offer. 732-422-8990MITSUBISHI ECLIPSE, '93iM/FM, A/C, Power brakes,iecurity sys., 89,000 hgwy mi.!4,999/best offer. 732-422-8990

NISSAN 200SX '86Blue. A /c , c d , p/b, p /w,iunroot. 87,000 mi. AskinqI900. Call 732-390-6546NISSAN 240 SX, '89- Great"tinning condition. New timing:hain, sporty. 110,000 miles.13,000. Call 732-390-8996IISSAN ALTIMA GXE '95Silver. ALL POWER. 1 owner.05,000 mi. Exc. cond. Asking14,700. Call 732-972-9518IS SAN MAXIMA SE '89-u 11 y l oaded , exc. c o n d .40,000 miles. Asking $2,700.tail 732-390-9076ISSAN SENTRA GXE '96-ILACK, Fully loaded, all pow-ir, 4B,0Q0 original ml. Mintand. $8,000. 732-727-5411

A&AAli autos/trucks accepted. Anycond. We pay the most cash'732-536-8031 • 609-758-8850AAA ABLE & DEAD 7 DaysFree Removal of Junk Cars.$$ for new/old. 732-620-4460

AAA-CASH PAIDAll makes & models. Cash onthe SPOT. Call 732-477-0228

ABSOLUTE Highest Value

DONATE CARS!!To help the underprivileged

of Monmouth &Middlesex County. Same

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CAP & RACK • 8 FT.For Pick-Up Truck. Heavyduty.Good condition. Best offer.Call 732-264-6972CHEVY ASTRO '91 - Auto ,7 passenger. Captain chairs,p/b, p/s, am/fm cass., 140,000miles. Good condition. AskingS2.750. Call 732-501-7197DODGE GRAND CARAVANLE '90-1 owner, 128,000 mi.Loaded. 7 pass. Needs Work$1,795. Call 732-446-2150F250 4X4 TRUCK • VB. Rackbody wi th t ra i le r hookupAppro)!. 120,000 mi. Best offer.Take me home! 732-251-8425FORD ECONOLINE 150 '95Air Cond. 137,000 miles. Oneowner. Good cond Asking$4,000. Call 732-257-6715FORD F150 PICK-UP '84Auto., 2 tanks, bed liner,cassette, good work ffu$1,000. CalT 732-888-3447FORD F250'84 - 302 V8,4 speed, tool box, 156,000mi les . Grea t work t ruck51,000. best offer 732-679-0446

FORD RANGER STX '92Mint cond.Extended cab.4 0L6 cyl., auto. Loaded. 72,000mi. $9,000.neg. 732-203-2370PLYMOUTH GRANDVOYAGER, '91 Brand newa/c, new tires, 115,000 miGood cond. Asking $2 700732-888-7570. alter 6pmPLYMOUTH VOYAGER, 88Excellent condition. Very wellmaintained S serviced. $2,500./firm. Call 732-446-5862TOYOTA TACOMA PICK-UP.

'99 White, 9,800 miles Exc.cond. Asking $12,500. IMego.

Call 732-212-8854TRUCK CAP - 8 ft. contractor'scap w/ladder racks S side—*doors. Exc. shape. Askincf$1,300. Call 732-576-81 f7

STRUCK CAPik8' Eagle, white fiberglass.

Perfect condition, Cost new$1,000. Sacrifice $300.Call Chuck - Lakehurst.

732-657-7965118 Motor Homes

Rec. Vehicles

ALL CASH PAIDJUNK OR RUNNING AUTOS

Call 732-251 -5077.

COACHMAN MOTOR HOME20' 1978. Self contalned-afc,heat, roof storage, ready logo,sleeps 6. $4,000.732-888-3447

3 6 SENTINEL, AUGUST 10,2000

Now acceptingregistrations for

2001

Open HouseAug.

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O f f i c i a l C a m p C h e c k l i s tAsk yourself"Does your child's camp have-the ability to accommodate all campers in air-conditioned indoor

activities everyday7 YES

air-conditioned 14 passenger transportation vehicles withcell phones and seatbelts? ** YES

an 18 hole professional miniature golf course and 14 bay, full sizegolf driving range?

an air-conditioned dining room overlooking one of our three beautiful lakesplus a new state-of-the-art kitchen?

new stables and paddocks for individual horseback riding instruction? ... ** YES•YES

a 30 foot rock climbing tower with 2 ziplines that go250 feet over a lake? V YES

86 manicured acres with over 52,000 square feet of indoor space? .... YES

17 regulation sports fields that meet all professional standards? ** YES

three heated swimming pools with 2 huge water slides? ** YES

27 brand-new completely partitioned bathrooms? ** YES

free towel service and bathing suit laundering? ** YES

VYESVYES

full time security at front gate? ** YES

a 6000 square foot air-conditioned gym'

an air-conditioned indoor video arcade and full dance studio?

3 lakes for boating and fishing?

a 1/2 mile go-kart track?

** YES

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732-786-9050 609-208-90507 Yellow Meeting House Road, Millstone Township, NJ 08514 Visit us at our website: WWW.frogbridge.com