SentinelMAY 29,1998

Serving South Brunswick40 cents VOLUME 5, NUMBER 31

Party slatesto be decided

In mirror races, 5 council candidatesvie for 4 Nov. ballot spots

BY JENNIFER PEACOCKStaff Writer

S outh Brunswick voters willset the stage Tuesday forthe first-ever Township

Council race in November.Thirteen candidates have filed

to run in November. The twomayoral candidates, incumbentDemocratic Township Commit-teewoman Debra Johnson andformer Republican MayorWarren Monroe, are runningunchallenged in their party pri-maries and will head the partytickets in the fall.

Independent council candi-date Sylvia Lee also will appearon the November ballot as a

"community-minded indepen-dent."

Tuesday's twin Republicanand Democratic primary raceseach pit four municipal organiza-tion-backed council candidatesand one independent parly candi-date against each other for fourballot slots.

Running in the Democraticprimary for the four council spotsare: Frank Antisell, 30, 2 HarperRoad; Carol Barrett, 56, 1513Mahogany Court; Deputy MayorFrank Gambatesc, 116 Provi-dence Blvd.; Mayor EdmundLuciano, 9 Jay Court; and ArthurRobinson, 41, 7504 Laurel Court.

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S.B. finalizes stateplan response

Kingston, Monmouth Junction,Dayton would be designated villages

BY GAVIN McNETTCorrespondent

South Brunswick PlanningDirector Robert Hall onceagain helped shepherd res-

idents and officials through thestate master plan's labyrinthinecross-acceptance process atWednesday's Planning Boardmeeting

At issue this time were rec-ommendations drawn up byHall's office, which were sub-mitted to the board for discus-sion.

With the board's approvaland amendments, these items

will be sent as a letter toMiddlesex County officials, fol-lowing the natural course of theprocess.

Middlesex County had previ-ously issued a report in responseto the state's preliminary masterplan document, which was re-leased last fall.

County authorities are now inthe process of collecting com-ments and responses on thatreport from municipalities, withthe results to be included in thelinal document, which will thenbe sent on to the state.

David Maski, the State

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The EntertainerCheck out what's happeningthis weekend

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Kiddie tribute

Maggie Boyle, 4, decorates her bike for a Memorial Day bicycle parade in the Deans Pond Crossingdevelopment. More pictures, page 9.

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Vikings still runningKim Boardman is among the SBHSrunners at this weekend's all groupstrack and field meet

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Fighting drugsSBHS students tell communityleaders the hard truth

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Postcards from Mount EverestN.B. fourth-graders

have a friend at the top

Staff Writer

NORTH BRUNSWICK — Not con-tent with the relatively tame peaks ofMount Kilimanjaro, Mount McKinley orthe Swiss Alps, North Brunswick residentand mountain climber Guy Johnson isnow on his way home from Nepal, nearlysix miles above sea level and within a fewthousand feet of the highest spot on earth.

Johnson has been there before. A sea-soned climber, he reached the summit ofMount Everest during a 1995 expedition.While Johnson — the environmental coor-dinator of this expedition — and 14 otheimen on the climbing team took part inseveral research projects, their main mis-sion was to help restore the pristine natureof the mountain landscape.

Johnson and his party, the EverestEnvironmental Expedition, removeddebris left on the mountain by otherclimbing parties, including old supplycontainers and oxygen bottles, down themountain with them on their descent.

Though the climb is extremely dan-gerous and difficult, the climbers didn'thave to face that clanger alone. Using cel-lular telephones the climbers could com-municate with their families and evencommunicated with classrooms over theInternet. The climbers' physical condi-tions were monitored via satellite as well,to measure effects of high altitudes onclimbers.

One class that was personally touchedby the expedition was that of fourth-gradeteacher Yvonne Tibbitl. Johnson's daugh-ter, Kellcy, attends Tibbitt's class at Liv-ingston Park Elementary School. Johnsongave the class a lesson on the people ofNepal and the conditions on the mountainand asked that they participate in theclimb by conducting a clothing drive.

A MOUNTAIN GETAWAY — Membersof the Everest Environmental Expe-dition, which includes North Bruns-wick resident Guy Johnson, are shownscaling a mountain on their way to thesummit of Mount Everest (back-ground).

By using T-shirts instead ofStyiofoam to pack, the team was not onlyenvironmentally friendly but was able tohelp clothe residents of the villages theteam passed through on its way to Everest.Tibbitt said the students were able tounderstand what it's like in other parts ofthe world from speaking with Johnson.

"They asked him if theie was a cen-tral building in the village," Tibbitl said."Then he explained that the whole villagewas maybe 39 people."

Johnson promised to send post cardsto the students, and Tibbitl said possiblythe most remaikablc part of (he climb tookplace before the ascent began, when John-son mailed 24 postcards, signed by themembers of the expedition, to the class.

"Il was quite remarkable," Tibbittmarveled, "that every student got theircard."

The Internet has been a widely usedtool of the expedition, where it has its ownweb site with regularly updated news. Thelatest bulletin from the climbers is datedMay 25 and details how two climberswere injured on their ascent to Ihe (op ofthe mountain.

When contacted at their home,Johnson's wife declined to comment. "I'lltalk when he is home and safe," his wifesaid.

With 250 climbers visiting there eachyear, Everest has been called "the world'shighest garbage dump," but Johnson's ex-pedition is out to change all that. Climberswho are less environmentally friendlyleave thousands of pounds of garbage be-hind as well as hundieds of empty alu-minum oxygen bottles.

The ascent on Everest is made usingfoui camps, with the base camp at 17,000feet and Camp IV al 26,000 feel, or aboutas high as a typical airliner flies, in alti-tude. The summit is 29,000 feet above sealevel, with a temperature range from -35 Fat nighl to 60 degrees above Fahrenheitduring the day.

This team's mission was lo clean upCamp IV. They gathered the oxygen bot-tles and camping debris there and packedil aboaid yaks for the trip down the moun-tain.

Once at the bottom, recyclables wererecycled and burnable items burned, butthe team held on to the empty oxygen bot-tles.

They sell the empty bottles, many ofwhich have been to Ihe highest point onthe globe, to help defray the expeditionexpenses.

The team was expected to leaveNepal for the United Stales yesterday andshould arrive home to relieved familiesand at least one very grateful fourth-gradeteacher.

"You teach them diversity," Tibbittsaid, "but they rarely get an opportunitylike this, to touch a culture around theworld.

"The greatest lesson Ihey learned,"Tibbitt said, "is to realize just how fortu-nate they are."

Board gives Pulty another chanceSOUTH BRUNSWICK — At last

week's Planning Board meeting, thelong-delayed, frequently appearingapplication by Pulty Homes was onceagain carried to a subsequent meeting.

The applicant also got a warningfrom board members, the developer willhave only one more chance to complywith the township's requests.

The application is for a 200-ttnitresidential development to be built onan 86-acre parcel on Route 1 nearBeekman Road and has been makingsporadic appearances at board meetingssince the summer of 1997.

The plan has been revised severaltimes, according to the board's sugges-tions, witli the number of units droppedfrom 270 and the layovit reconfigured,

But the builder, whose relations withthe board were already beginning tostrain at the last hearing on April 1, ranseriously afoul with board members onWednesday for having requested thatthe plan be rushed through its applica-tion process and then turning up unpre-

pared.At the April 1 meeting, Pulty attor-

ney Thomas Hall claimed that an earlydecision on the application was neces-sary since further delay could jeopar-dize their right to the real estateinvolved, The board granted Pulty spe-cial consideration, making room for theapplication in an already-packed sched-ule

At Wednesday's meeting, Hall reaf-firmed Pulty's concerns regarding time,saying, "The applicant would prefer tohave a vote this evening. We havesubmitted an application that we believeto ba in compliance with (the regula»tions in) South Brunswick.

But as the meeting wore on, theboard found that Pulty had failed to filenecessary documents and lhat its appli-cation was not in compliance withtownship design standards.

Previous drainage and water supplyissues had also been left unresolved.Pulty then requested more time inwhich to file the documents and review

the application, suggesting July 8 as aconvenient date.

Board member Susan Edelnjan re-sponded, "We were rushed. ... Theapplicant said there was a deadline tobuy (the property) and no possibleextension, but now he's comfortablecarrying it to July?"

Hall replied: "We've had to renego-tiate the option. We thought it was pru-dent to get an extra couple of months."

Mayor Edmund Luciano, who sitson the board, said: "I guess in a wordI'm disappointed. I had hoped theseissues would be addressed properly.

"I get the sense that Pulty has onemore chance with this board," Luciano

' said.The application was carried to July

1, with the stipulation that all docu-ments must be duly filed with the town-ship three weeks? in advance. If theapplicant cannot do so, the applicationwill be heard on July 8.

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S.B. gets wake-up call about drugsStudents say menuof drugs is easily

accessible in schoolBY WANDA GARRINCorrespondent

SOUTH BRUNSWICK — The com-munity came together Tuesday to open adialogue on drug use in South Brunswickschools and left with some bad news,

"We came here to get a reality check,"Police Chief Michael D. Paqnettc said."What we got was a wake-up call."

Despite the bad news about the pieva-lence of drugs m local schools, those- whoattended the Community Forum onNaicotics, held 10 a.m. lo noon at the SouthBrunswick High School, also issued a callto action to eliminate the pioblcm.

The forum, sponsored by the police andschool district, brought together police, stu-dents, school officials, clergy and politiciansin an attempt to assess the drug problem inlocal schools.

When the high school students took theirturn at the podium, the audience learned justhow prevalent drug use is in SouthBrunswick schools.

Even though the high school has a zeiotolerance policy for drugs, senior MiltonLaTorres said "anyone who thinks we don't(have a drug pioblem) is mistaken."

The consensus among the teens is thatany kind of drug is easily available for theasking, and students are currently experi-menting with a menu of illegal drags thatincludes cocaine, acid, ecstasy, marijuanaand LSD, to name a few.

Student Assistance Counselor CarolLowinger said that the students are "right ontarget."

Alcohol abuse is No. 1, but any drug isavailable. She sees it everyday, she said.

"Although it's important to highlight theissues through this forum, students want themeat; we need to take action," Lowingersaid.

Lowinger's sentiments were echoed byPTO President Cindy Gittleman, who talkedabout raising the children's self-esteemthrough social interaction, physical chal-lenges and drug education programs.

While "all of this comes with a price tag,

it's time to make the investment in oui chil-dien, especially now when the amount spentper pupil is declining in South Brunswick,"she said.

The students also provided concreteideas about combating drags in the schools.

Recommendations included randomdrug testing, additional counselors andstronger spoits programs. Paienls shouldalso be held accountable for then chikhen'sactions, the students said, and the supplyand availability of drugs should be cut oil.

"If you can't get drugs," student MarlineThorton said, "then you can't smoke it,inhale it, shoot it, and that's what I'm hcieto tell you."

Nancy Stek of the Council on Alcoholand Drug Abuse suiprised the audience bysaying the average age a child starts usingdrugs is 10 1/2.

"It went OK," one student said about theforum. But he added, "I wish 1 would havehad moie of an oppoitunity to say what Iically felt as opposed to masking it to bepolitically correct."

Congressman Michael Pappas (R-12thDistrict), who grew up in South Brunswickand lecentJy sponsored a bill that endorses acontinued commitment to combat the distri-bution, sale and use of illegal drags to chil-dren, was present to listen to the students.

"Drugs are among the most potentially

ZERO TOLERANCE — South Brunswick High School senior Milton LaTorres speaksto a forum on drug use co-sponsored by the South Brunswick police and the Board ofEducation. Jackie Pollack/Greater Media

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the student council group, which alsoincluded Steven Portnoy, Jennifer Englcrt,Leah Faust and Paula Patel, for speakingout. Then he challenged all students to takeresponsibility for their actions.

"Talk to the police chief, to the su-perintendent, to a teacher. If you don't wantdrugs in your schools, tell us where theyare, and the law will help," Luciano said.

"Communication is the best medicinefor intervention. Reach out and never stopcommunicating; that's what today is allabout," the mayor urged the approximately70 students in the audience.

"Other speakers at the forum includedMiddlesex County Prosecutor GlennBerman, Assistant Principal Frank Petrillo,Board of Health Official Steven Papcnbergthe Rev. Frank Hubbard of St. Barnabas

Church, B'nai Tikvah Rabbi D. Eligbergand Healthy Community CoordinatorVincent R. Delucia.

The consensus was that no group canwin the drug battle alone, only through ajoint effort.

"Every year we delay the effects ofdrugs in a child's life we lessen the chancesof addiction," said Superintendent ofSchools Dr. Samuel Stewart, expressingoptimism.

Many community-based organizationscan help teens get involved, such as theMunicipal Alliance, whose purpose and ulti-mate intent is to eradicate the abuse of alco-hol, tobacco and other drugs throughout thecounty, alliance spokeswoman DianaSegarra-Smith said.

The group sponsors dances, CommunityUnity Day and a vast education section atthe library which includes literature, tapesand videos.

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IN BRIEF1998 Hometown HeroAward is presented

The 1998 Hometown Heio Award wasrecently presented by the Volunteer ServicesDivision of the United Way to JoanBernstein. She is a volunteer in the SouthBrunswick food pantry and at the front deskof the South Brunswick Senior Center.

Co-op to offer summercamp from June 15-26

The Cooperative Nursery School Asso-ciation Inc. is currently registeringpreschoolers for its summer camp program.The camp will run from June 15-26 atPrinceton Alliance Church, Route 1,Monmouth Junction. Campers, ages 3-5, willhave the opportunity to take part in manyactivities, including aits and crafts, games,songs, stories, outdoor play and more.

Camp will be held daily from 9:30 a.m.to 12:30 p.m. The fee for the two-weekcamp will be $150; there will also be a $15registration fee per family. For more infor-mation, contact Gloria Cirulli at (609) 252-1707 or the school at (732) 297-2697.

Last ballroom dance ofthe season scheduled

The South Brunswick CommunityBallroom will hold its last dance of theseason on June 6 at South BrunswickUpper Middle School. After a summer hia-tus, dances will resume Oct. 3.

The dance will begin with a free lessonby the Brandis Dance Theater at 8:30 p.m.Open ballroom dancing will be held from9 p.m. to midnight. Quality, American and

Nominations soughtfor community award

The Middlesex County RegionalChamber of Commerce is seeking nom-inations for the 1999 Community Leadersof Distinction Award. Each year the cham-ber selects a group of individuals for thehonor.

The award will be presented at a dinnerto be held in January.

The award is annually bestowed on in-dividuals or corporations who havedemonstrated outstanding leadership andcommitment to the community throughpersonal and professional achievementsand contributions.

A nominee's efforts must have resultedin the advancement of his or her businessand the quality of life in MiddlesexCounty.

Selection emphasis will be placed onleadership, stability, quality and commit-ment. Selected honorees will have demon-strated outstanding leadership in commu-nity service.

Submitted nominations should includesignificant accomplishments and achieve-ments.

Nomination deadline is Aug. 1. Nomi-nations must be typewritten and submittedwith the award nomination form. For moreinformation, call (732) 821-1700 or fax(732) 821-5852. Nominations should beaddressed to: 1999 Community Leaders ofDistinction Chair, Middlesex County Re-gional Chamber of Commerce, 1 Distribu-tion Way, Suite 101, Monmouth Junction,NJ 08852.

Selection of honorees will be the solediscretion of the Middlesex County Re-gional Chamber of Commerce.

international dance tempo, recoided musicwill be played.

Free refreshments will be provided.Singles and couples of all experience lev-els are invited to attend. Men are requestedto wear tie and jacket. The cost will be $7per person. For more information, call DonWolff at(732) 297-3510.

S.B. Seniors to sponsorLas Vegas trip June7-11

The South Brunswick Senioi s will spon-sor a Las Vegas trip from June -11. The five-day, four-night trip will cost $550 per personfor double occupancy. Cost will includeround-trip transportation via ContinentalAii lines, airport transfers in Las Vegas andfour nights deluxe hotel accommodations atLuxor Hotel and Casino.

The trip will depart from Newark Airportat 7:30 a.m. and will arrive in Las Vegas at10 a.m. (non-stop flight). The trip will departLas Vegas at 11:10 a.m. on June 11 withplans to arrive in Newark at 6:45 p.m.Transportation to and from the airport willbe provided but is not included in the cost.

For information and lescrvations, con-tact Lillian Camp at (732) 422-9341.

Women's guild to hostcandle demonstration

The Women's Guild of the Six MileRun Reformed Church will sponsor a"Party Lite" candle demonstration on June5 at 7:30 p.m. in Fellowship Hall. The pub-lic is invited to attend; refreshments will beserved. Proceeds from sales will benefitthe church "Painting Fund." The church islocated at 3037 Route 27 in Franklin Park.

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NORTH BRUNSWICK — Two weeksago the Township Council agreed to cut$570,000 from the schools budget; lastweek the Board of Education decided tofight the cuts, and this week the councilamended its original resolution to cut theschool budget.

There were no cheering teachers out-side the council room, though, because thenumbers on the budget won't change at all.The ordinance was the result of a typo-graphical enor on the council's part.

The resolution as originally writtenwould rcquiie a $38 million tax levy, or $4million more than the school board's re-quested tax levy of $34 million. While theboard and the council agreed that it wassimply a typographical error, the resolu-tion was required to make things strictlylegal, according to Council PresidentGeorge Shamy, himself a lawyer.

"I don't think it makes it an illegal res-olution," Shamy said. "I believe it raises anambiguity and a potential pioblem."

Council and board attorneys agreed thatthe intention of the resolution was clearand said that is what counts.

The board will first plead its case forrestoration of the funds cut by the town-ship council to the Middlesex County Su-perintendent of Schools Dr. Mary JeanGuidette. She will attempt to solve thebudgetary quandary through mediationwith the two groups.

Should the two not come to terms, thecase would be appealed to State EducationCommissioner Leo Klagholtz. The schoolswill operate on their council-approvedbudget of $33.5 million until the conflict isresolved.

Councilman David Spaulding was theone dissenting vote against the new reso-lution, saying he couldn't go along withthe cut because he couldn't justify a 5-cenlincrease.

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Lighting system focus of church celebrationMiller Memorial Presbyterian Church

in South Brunswick will celebrate the in-stallation of a new cathedral lighting sys-tem in the church sanctuary during wor-ship on Sunday at 11 a.m.

In addition to the building project vol-unteers, colleagues of the late attorneys,Edward L. Webster and A. Dudley Watson,

and trustees of the Harpei Ross and IreneHerbert Ross Foundation will be thankedfor their generosity. Tributes will be readin memory of the deceased benefactors.

A social time will follow the service.The public is invited to attend the celebra-tion. The church is located at Ridge Roadand New Road in Monmouth Junction.

Common Sense will meet on Sunday in S.B.Common Sense in South Brunswick, the

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The agenda will feature nominations andelection of the board of trustees. There will

also be reports on several local issues, in-cluding the educational situation and tenta-tive proposed school referendum. Issues fiomthose in attendance will be encouraged, andthe meeting will be open to all residents.

There will also be a sign-up list for thosedesinng to ride on the Common Sense floatin next month's Bicentennial Parade.

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BY JENNIFER PEACOCK

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SOUTH BRUNSWICK — Eight houisis all the time they have to prove to twocomplete strangers that they have the skillsto move up to the next level.

In eight houis of unstructured and un-supcrvised time, sixth-graders from UpperElementaty School must lescarch a topic,write an essay based on that question andput together an oial piesentation to be per-formed in front of assessors.

Accoiding to Assistant Superintendentof Curriculum Willa Spicei, the puiposc ofthe five-year-old assessment is to measmethe ability of sixlh-gradeis to independent-ly research and present information. Thoseare skills that Spicer said sixth-gradcis inthe district should possess.

Students who do not meet the districtstandards will not be held back from sev-enth grade, Spicer said. Rathci, they willbe "letaught" the skills they aie weak in.

"We want to make sure that childrenlearn to manage their time," Spicei said."The eight-hour time fiamc also keeps theplaying field even for the sixth-gradeis."

This yeai, the assessments staitcd May8.

Volunteers fiom all ovei the area spenta day assessing the sixth-giadeis.

After a breakfast of fruit, pastry, bagels,coffee and juice, the gioup of assessors lis-tened to a talk from Spicei and UpperElementary School Assistant PrincipalScott Feder,

Both Spicei and Feder described the

assessment piocess. Each student was tobe evaluated based on outlined criteria pio-vided by the Board of Education.

The students are graded on six aieas foitheii written research paper: author'simpact, which reflects the child's ability toput a "peisonal flail" to the paper; focusedideas, which assesses whcthci the childcan keep to the topic; organization; senseand style, which leflccts the student's abil-ity to vary sentence structuic and stylisticrhythm; woid choice, which asks if the .stu-dent can use an array of words correctly;and language convention, which judgeshow well the child applies rules of gram-mar.

A point value of 1 thiough 5 is used,wheie 5 is "expert" and 1 i.s "novice."

Students pass the written pait of theassessment with an average grade ol 3,which means "competent," Spicei said.

Students aie also assessed on (hoii oraland visual presentations. A grade of 1means the student demonstrated strongverbal and visual skills; a 5 indicates thatthe student demonstrated all competentvisual and speaking skills; and a 0 meansthat the student needs to work on publicspeaking and visual presentation.

After the presentations aie made, thetwo assessoi s discuss their individual find-ings and come up with one linal grade forthe six students they evaluated.

Those assessments aie given to (hepupils' teachers, who then teview theassessments.

Students who scoie below 3 aie givenextia help in the aieas they demonstrated aweakness in. However, no student will beretained because of the assessments, Fedeisaid.

Auxiliary to honor deceased membersThe Kingston Ladies Auxiliary is in the

process of planning a Memorial Servicefor June 14 at 2 p.m. at the fnehouse tohonor all deceased members of the organi-zation.

The Ladies Auxiliary of the KingstonVolunteer Fire Company was organized inJanuary 1927 and is still active today.Memorial funds have been made availablefor bronze grave markers to be given out at

the service to family mcmbeis of deceasedmembers.

The auxihaiy is looking for informationabout its deceased members and is tryingto locate family membeis.

If anyone "knows of any informationabout the auxiliary or is related to someoneinvolved with the group, contact CarolLuck at (609) 924-1362 or Susan Vik at(609)921-7813.

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Indian Langoor Clubto present 'Story Glory

The 4-H Indian Langoor Club will pre-sent "Story Glory," stories from India'spast and present, at the North BrunswickPublic Library on Sunday at 2 p.m.

Stories from Panchatantra, Hitopa-desha, Jataka Katha and Chacha Chaudhrywill be brought to life using puppets by theclub members.

Besides stories, the program willinclude jokes, riddles and children's songsfrom India. The club will bring its collec-tion of books for the public to enjoy for theafternoon.

Families with children age 5 and up areinvited to participate in the program.

To register or for more information,call the library at (732) 246-3545.

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Adopt-A-Park activities to be held SaturdayMayor Paul .1. Matacera has

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The Adopt-A-Park programinvolves voluuteer restoration efforts insmall play areas throughout the com-munity. Aclivitics include pruning,sanding, painling, staining, plantingand other general maintenance tasks.Tools, equipment, gloves and materialswill be provided by the township

Department of Human Services (DHS)through the Division of Parks.

It is not necessary to live in theneighborhood where the park is locatedto become involved. Volunlcerism on acommunity level is encouraged. In thepast, neighborhood volunteers havebeen supplemented by members of theNorth Brunswick Teen Volunteers,township Parks and Recreation andEnvironmental committees and themayor and Township Council.

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Forum unmasksserious problemA Community Forum on

Narcotics held Tues-day in South Bruns-

wick was a real eye-opener.Most adults prefer to think

schools are safe from drugsand that, if there is a problem,it is among a small hard-coreminority of students.

South Brunswick HighSchool students who spoke atthe forum, sponsored by thepolice and Board ofEducation, made clear, how-ever, that there is a seriousproblem.

Drugs are readily avail-able, and students are experi-menting with a menu thatincludes cocaine and LSD,they said.

That's very bad news forparents and community mem-bers who haven't been payingattention.

The fact that the forumwas held, however, holds outhope that community leaders

can bring the problem undercontrol.

It's sad, but encouraging,to hear students tell the hardtruth.

There is a drug problem inthe school district, they say.

Any kind of drag is readilyavailable, they say.

Alcohol abuse is also aserious problem, the No. 1problem, in fact, according toa school official.

The students offered sug-gestions to get drugs out ofthe district.

They want random drugtesting, and they want parentsheld accountable.

Still, one student wishedhe had had the opportunity toreally lay out the facts at theforum, instead of maskingthem to be politically correct.

Clearly, community actionis needed, and it's needednow.

LETTERS"Writer responses to school board critic

Iwould like to respond to theletter by William A. Cook ofNorth Brunswick which was

recently published. He called thedecision by the North BrunswickTownship Board of Education toappeal the Township Council'segregious cuts to the school bud-get "blatantly arrogant" and"unconscionable."

I believe, rather, it is the atti-tude of Mr. Cook and the othercitizens of North Brunswick whovoted against the school budgetthat is arrogant and uncon-scionable.

No doubt, when Mr. Cook'schildren attended NorthBrunswick public schools, hewas diligent in his efforts toguarantee that they received afine education. Undoubtedly, Mr.Cook realizes that the desirabili-ty of North Brunswick as a placeto live safeguards the investmentcitizens have in their homes andproperty.

That reputation rests squarelywith the quality of the communi-ty's schools and it's very ele-mentary; budget cuts do notmake for quality schools.

Mr. Cook also speaks of the"selfish wisdom" and "selfishagenda" of the Board ofEducation. What an insult to

those individuals who dedicatethemselves selflessly to ensuringthe quality of North Brunswickpublic schools on a daily basis.Who better is able to assess theimpact of these disastrous reduc-tions in spending than those in-formed individuals elected by thecitizens of North Brunswick?They are the ones who bestunderstand the impact that lessmoney for North Brunswickschools will have on the youngcitizens of the town.

If anyone is being selfish, it isthe voters who traded the integri-ty of their community for anamount of tax money savedequivalent to the price of dinnerand a movie.

While Mr. Cook promises todefeat next year's school budget,he might better use his timeworking with the concerned citi-zens of North Brunswick to passthe budget.

Otherwise he should figureout how to recoup the loss to hisreal estate's value that he willsuffer when people who valueeducation stop moving intoNorth Brunswick.

SHERRY TELLERINorth Brunswick

Township politics as entertaining as television

W atching North Bruns-wick politics is kindof like watching tele-

vision.On one channel, the un-

checked power of the Demo-crats and on the other, the buf-foonery of the Republicans.The entertainment is prettygood if you have a good senseof humor.

The unstoppable DemocraticParty's machine, well-connect-ed, funded and all-pervading,has always seemed to be theonly game in town.

We local citizens give themgreat ratings. Even after gettingbusted for trying to strong arma lifelong resident off his fam-ily farm, we voted to keep thepower with our beloved Demo-crats. We know they're on ourside, right?

I think of the North Bruns-wick Democratic Party asboasting, overweight WorldWrestling Federation wrestlershigh on steroids.

Rarely does a Republicanaccidentally get voted on theTownship Council. He in-variably seems to turn outeffective, at little else otherthan being a crank. A crank

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with a whining voice. At best,he'll sound more like Columbo— the quirky, raspy outsiderpicking away in search of thetruth; more often, he'll soundlike Don Knotts.

It's hard to find solidRepublican candidates in such awildly loyal Democratic town.Who wants to run for office andlose? So the guys who becomeGOP candidates are confronta-tional. The few who manage tomake it into office are electedfor being good attack dogs.

Ultimately they trumpet innothing more than an exercisem frustrating local politics. Theskills needed to win an electionhave almost nothing to do withthe skills needed to be effectiveonce in office.

So now, once again, wewatch the Republican Partyself-destruct before our eyes —almost like watching JerrySpringer — just as Mayor PaulMatacera announces there'll be

a new Democratic candidate formayor the next time.

Imagine if Jerry Seinfeldlived in North Brunswick. I canhear him asking: "I'd like toknow was Will Cook helpful atall? Is David Spaulding actuallygetting anywhere? And thatPeggy Scarillo, will she ever beable to organize her party aswell as Vito Puleio?

Is there any differencebetween the North Brunswick.Democratic Association, theAdams Athletic Club and theNorth Brunswick Italian-American Social Club? Will theeducation budget ever getpassed or will it always be thewhipping boy for theDemocrat's municipal taxexcesses?

Do you think those wackyRepublicans really have anyaffect on this town? And finally,will the North Brunswick votersever put down their remote con-trols long enough to noticewho's on first?"

You'll have to excuse me,The Simpsons are on; I would-n't want to miss it.

Glen Burtnick is a NorthBrunswick resident

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LETTERSProtect pets from warm summer weather

The weather hasn't been very pre-dictable lately, but one thing is forsure — summer is on its way.

Along with the warm weather shouldcome concern for the effect the sun has onyour pet. On a warm day the temperaturein a parked car can reach 120 degrees in amatter of minutes, even with the windowspartially open, so you should never leaveyour pet unattended for any period of time.

High temperatures can cause your petto suffer from brain damage or die fromheatstroke or suffocation. You should bealert for the signs of heat stress: heavypanting, glazed eyes, rapid pulse,unsteadiness, a staggering gait, vomitingor a deep red or purple tongue. If youi petbecomes overheated, you must lower hisbody temperature immediately, but safely,by moving it into the shade and applyingcool (not cold) water all over its body.

Use ice packs or cold towels, but be sureto apply them to your pet's head, neckand chest only. This will gradually lowerthe body temperature. Let your pet drinksmall amounts of cool water or lick icecubes. And take your pet to a veterinarianright away. It could save your pet's life.

If you see an animal in a car exhibitingany signs of heat stress, call your local an-imal care and control agency or police de-partment immediately. In New Jersey,state law (4:22-17) mandates that any ani-mal in a person's care must be providedwith proper shelter or protection from theweather. Violators may be subject to asizable fine or six months in jail, or both.

NINA AUSTENBERGChairwoman

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Be wary of state control of local education

A few weeks ago former RepublicanTownship Committeeman DouglasHoffman cautioned that if the town-

ships give the state the authority to fundeducation in New Jersey we would also begiving the state the authority to control edu-cation in New Jersey. In other words, thepower of local school boards would begreatly reduced.

In view of this statement by one of ourpiominent Republicans, I find it interesting

that Republican candidate Warren Monroeendorsed state funding of education in hisMay 21 letter to the Sentinel. I trust duringhis campaign Mr. Monroe will discuss indepth: 1) the kind of tax he recommends thestate enact in order to fund the schools; and2) the power local school boards now holdthat he would be willing to turn over to thestate when it funds the schools,.

JEAN A. STARKSKingston

Spaulding has integrity to stand up to bosses

H ow refreshing — a NorthBrunswick Township Council per-son with the integrity to stand up to

party bosses and keep his oath of office.An elected official needs to consult

with his party and the people. In no wayshould there be a hint or suggestion of theviolation of the trust of office.

David Spaulding led the Republicans

to their greatest victoiy in years. Why washe challenged by the party bosses? Mi.Spaulding has no alternative to integrity.He cannot divulge the discussions atexecutive meetings.

Is there another motive by these partybosses?

GERARD LAWRENCENorth Brunswick

Councilman applauded for loyalty to residents

Two things that I feel are mostimportant in a person are theirhonor and their integrity.

Councilman David Spaulding has provento have both these qualities. He has donewhat is right and just for the people of

North Brunswick.I applaud and thank you for your loy-

alty to the residents and the oath you tookbinding you to our laws.

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Cops help take backNorth Brunswick H.S.

High school studentslearn with help of cops

BY DANIEL O'DONNELLStaff Writer

NORTH BRUNSWICK — Gina Bra-com and Frank Tocci are social workerswith side arms.

While that idea may seem self-defeat-ing, the two North Brunswick detectivessaid the North Brunswick Township HighSchool is safer because of the police de-partment's liaison piogram, which put thf;two into the high school as a daily beat.

They're not just there to catch badguys, though, Braconi said recently.

"I 'm there if a crime is committed,"Braconi said. "I'm there if a kid wants totalk to someone."

The police/schools partnership hasproven effective in some area districts, in-cluding Highland Park and Edison.

Police Director Thomas Maltese saidwhile the unit's main function is to makethe schools safer for students, the bottomline is that they also make it easier to be astudent.

"They create an atmosphere that's con-ducive to learning by removing safetythreats," Maltese said.

The threats are mrcly removed byforce, though. The most common functionof the duo, Tocci said, is that of arbitra-tion. When they hear of an impendinglight, Tocci said he and Braconi, 36, in-tervene, generally prior to a confrontation.

"We pretty much put an end (todisruptions) before they happen," Toccisaid.

They do that through mediation, con-flict resolution and counseling, takingwhat Lt. John Bonura said is a pro-activestance against crime and violence. He saidthe two do that by giving kids an outlet todiscuss personal feelings and a positiverole model to follow.

The program was initiated in 1995, af-ter a year of high police activity at the

high school. Bonura said police calls tothe school dropped by 70 percent in thefirst year the program was in place.

"We went to take back our schools,"Bonura said of the program's beginning.He said the two-officer teams were im-plemented "because of the assault and lar-ceny that was happening at the schools."

Bonura credited the success of the pio-gram to a change in administration of thedistrict's schools when Dr. Alan Elkotook over as superintendent of schoolsfour years ago. Bonura said there was adistinct change in attitude from the newadministration.

"They welcomed us into the school,"Bonura said. "The positive results we'reseeing at the high school are a direct re-sult of the cooperation and commitmentof the current school administration."

Detective Howard Susan is an expertin teen larceny; he runs the township's"Straight-Up" intervention program foryoung offenders.

"Having the police in the schools isfantastic," Susan said. He noted that if akid is caught breaking the law, they oftenend up in "Straight-Up," which has morethan 85 percent success with rehabilitat-ing wayward teens.

"They know the kids in our program,"Susan said of the two juvenile detectives."It's a big help because they know thekids, and the kids know they have some-one to turn to."

Braconi, a five-year police veteran,said the job is rewarding because she seesthe opportunity to positively impact ayoung person's life.

"I can see where the kids are comingfrom," Braconi said. "Sometimes all theyneed is a shoulder to lean on. That couldbe me."

She said the liaison program was acommunity resource.

"It joins the school, the police depart-ment and the community into one," Bra-coni said. "It brings everybody together."

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It's the best of RUand the worst, tooCollege days, daze fill

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BY TRACY ROBINSONStaff Writer

EAST BRUNSWICK — MichaelChodroff is no different from others whoget bored with their daily drill and dream ofbreaking out on their own, except that heactually accomplished it.

After graduating from Rutgers Univer-sity in 1996, Chodroff did what many othergrads do — he joined the rat race. Yet asmany young professionals realize, the work-ing world is sometimes not what it's crackedup to be.

The East Brunswick resident was mak-ing a living as a stocks and bonds broker inPrinceton when he realized it was not whathe wanted to do forever.

"I was doing fairly well but realized itwasn't anything I wanted to do," Chodroff,23, said.

Chodroff, who double-majored in com-munications and journalism, felt the need todo something different.

"It was getting too repetitive for me. Ilike doing things that are creative," he said.

So in July 1997, Chodroff quit his job inPrinceton and began going on interviews.

It was in September while he was on abus on the way home from New York Citythat he got the idea for his recent venture.

The brainstorm was to put together abook about his alma mater, Rutgers.

He wanted to write a book "for the stu-dents and by the students," he said.

The unofficial guide book he wanted to

create would present the best and worst ofeverything about life at the state university.

Included in the publication are topicsranging from the best place to study to thebest place to have sex, which is probablypart of the reason why the back cover of thebook states it is "uncensored" and a dis-claimer is contained inside.

Other pointers include where or what toeat, as well as where or where not to live,both on and off campus.

"It's something that other schools have,and it has never been done at Rutgers froma student's perspective," said Rutgersinstructor Steve Miller, who was Chodroff sadviser in college.

Miller, a Rutgers alumnus who gradu-ated in the late 1970s, said most informationabout the school comes from the establishedadministration and does not reflect muchinput from students.

As an instructor with the title of seniormedia services coordinator for the School ofCommunication and Library Studies, Millersaid he is supportive of his former studentbreaking into the publishing business.

Fortunately, Chodroff also has a support-ive family. His older brother Phil "was real-ly great about it," Chodroff said, noting thathe offered to help him get the book pub-lished. Eight years his senior, Phil had towork for someone else for years beforeobtaining his own business. He wanted tosave his brother the years of laboring andgive him a leg up, Michael Chodroff said.

"He wanted to help me out so I could gowrite and follow my dreams," he said.

With Phil's financial backing, Chodroffwas off to a good slait.

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His publishing company, Arm in AimPublishing, was born, and Chodroff beganhanding out questionnaires to students.

He went to classrooms, lecture halls, dor-mitories, apartments, eateries and otherplaces whefe'students could be found. LaterChodroff would come back to pick up thecompleted surveys.

Included along with the results for eachcategory — such as the least helpful uni-versity office to the student's top 10 favoritebars — are respondents' quotes. Some aresigned and some are anonymous.

These tidbits of information in the formof quotes from the students were the most"interesting" and "telling," according toMiller.

After doing everything from compiling,counting, taking photos and editing,Chodroff sent his first publication to Book-mart Press in North Bergen. Then, for a feehe didn't want to disclose, the printerpressed Chodroff's dream into a reality.

The Rutgers Student's Unofficial Guideto College, A Book of Bests and Worsts, wason the shelves in several local bookstoresbeginning this month, and Chodroff thinks itis already a success.

So far, a few of the university's book-stores carrying it have already sold out andhave reordered the publication.

Chodroff has now joined the ranks ofother Rutgers graduates who have publishedsuccessfully, but Miller thinks Chodroff isahead of the game because he is filling avoid that needed to be filled.

The book is the student's point of view,which is important in a school the size ofRutgers, Miller said.

However, the educator did have someconstructive criticism for his former student.

The way the information was gathered,for instance, allowed for results that may besomewhat skewed, Miller said, repeating acriticism expressed by other Rutgers profes-sors and instructors. By Chodroffs goinginto a particular house of worship or restau-rant, Miller believes this may have increasedthe chances that the people inside theseestablishments would possibly choosewhere they were for that particular category.Miller also said that he would like to haveseen more student input, such as quotes orreasons for certain selections in the book.

Another thing Miller noted was that thebook contained a list of least-favorite pro-fessors without taking into account that stu-dents often can learn the most from the mostdifficult courses and toughest professors,something he found to be true when he wasin college.

He said he did not know he would bechosen as one of the favorite professorswhen he agreed to write the foreword.

Creative criticisms may be helpful in theChodroff's future, since he is consideringwriting more guide books. Over the sum-mer,' Chodroff plans to start researching foranother similarly styled book featuring otherinstitutions of higher learning. Already hehas been in touch with schools such as theUniversity of Maryland, Pennsylvania StateUniversity and the University of Delaware.

Though his former teacher thoughtMichael was destined for some sort of tele-vision journalism job, print turned out to beChodroff's medium of choice.

"I would love for it to grow into some-thing bigger and better," Chodroff said of hisbook-writing career.

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The awaids weie piesented at a lun-cheon maiking the WRA's 20th annivei-saiy on May 20

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Eighty-two students horn Dayton,Deans and Monmouth Junction elemen-tal y schools will attend the "YoungAuthois' Conleience" to be held Satuidayat Someiville High School The confei-ence will be hosted by Cential New JeiseyChaptci ol the International ReadingAssociation

Theie will be 20 authois and lllustia-tois available to shaie then expeitise withthe childien Chailie Boyd, a letiredNASA engineei, will I elate peisonal sto-nes about the space shuttle piogiam Hetecently published his first children'sbook, Taley Whaley

Student tickets foi admission will betheir own "published" book Patents whotiansport childien will be able to attendworkshops designed foi adults

The youth sessions will include stu-dents shanng writing with then peeis, re-ceiving instruction from a professionalchildien's author/illustrator, attending apeiformance by the League of NewJersey Storytellers; and an opportunity topurchase books, obtain autographs andenjoy refreshments donated by localbusinesses

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Clark-Moetz Veterans of Foreign WarsPost No 2319, North Brunswick andMilltown, will sponsor a loast beef dinnerfrom 5-8 p m today at the post home, 45Broad St, Milltown Cost is $7 for adults,$3 50 for children; add 50 cents for take-outs

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Primary slates setContinued from page 1

Robinson is running as a "grass-rootsdemociat," while the other fom have thebacking of the Democratic municipal orga-nization.

Running in the Republican primary ioithe four council ballot spots are: JosephDelGuercio, 38, 1 Lackawanna Court;Lawrence Gildenbeig, 66,26 Bedford Road;Michael Hajek, 65, Deans Lane; JoannKagan, 31, 3162 Cypiess Court; andCommitteeman Edward J. Van Hessen, 41,207 Fresh Ponds Road.

Hajek is running in the primary withoutthe backing of the Republican organization.

Polls will be open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.The township has 18,458 registered vot-

ers, including 30 declared independents,2,214 declared Republicans, 3,467 declaredDemocrats and 12,747 undeclaied voters.

Undeclared voters can declaic them-selves Democrats or Republicans at the pollsand can vote in Tuesday's primaries if theywish.

Voters last year approved changing froma five-member Township Committee formof government, with one member pickedannually to vserve as mayor, to a five-memberTownship Council form, with an electedmayor and a manager.

Under the new form of government, elec-tions will be held every other year instead ofannually, and the four council members andmayor will serve four-year terms instead ofthicc-year terms.

While the November council candidateswill be .seeking four-ycai teims, thicc of theterms of the first council will revcit to two-year terms at the organization following theelection.

The primary candidates arc:Democrats

• Frank Anliscll, a first-time candidate, isan engineer with Bell Atlantic and currentlyserves on the Planning and Zoning boards.He is (lie Democratic County Committee-

man for District 2.• Carol Barrett, a newcomer to local pol-

itics, is a data processing coordinator forMiddlesex County and president of herunion, AFSCME Local 3340. She is a mem-ber of the Zoning Board.

• Deputy Mayor Frank Gambatese waselected to the Township Committee inNovember and is retired from ITT, Nutley.He previously served as mayor of WestPatetson.

• Mayor Edmund Luciano, the gcncialmanager of an aiea construction company,was elected to the committee in 1995 andserved as deputy mayor in 1997.

• Arthur Robinson is a production su-pervisor with Akzo Nobel Chemicals. Inc.,Edison, and serves on the Middlesex CountyCultural and Heritage Commission. He hasserved on the Planning Board and CableTelevision Commission and was a Demo-cratic candidate in 1992.

Republicans• Joseph DelGuercio, a newcomer to pol-

itics, is a member of the township Chamberof Commerce and serves on the YMCAboard of managers, as well as a coach foryouth sports. He woiks for New EnglandFinancial.

• Lawrence Gildenberg previouslyserved on the committee from 1993-95. Healso served on the Planning Board from1993-96 and in 1997. He is retried fromthe Colgate Palmolive Co., Piscataway.

• Michael Hajek has seived on varioustownship boards and committees, includ-ing the Planning and Zoning boards andthe Mayor's Citizen Building Task Force.

• Joann Kagan, a newcomer to the polit-ical arena, i,s an attorney with JoanSherman Law Offices, Somerset, and i.s on(he Community Action Committee forWhispering Woods.

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HERE WE GO! — Mary Kilcoming leads her band, the Melrose Blackhawks of South Amboy, in North WARMING UP — Jim Wilburn, a member of the FriendlyBrunswick's 43rd annual Memorial Day Parade Monday, which went forward despite inclement weather. Brothers of Shillelagh of Old Bridge, takes a moment to

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S.B. Library volunteerswill start phone survey

The South Brunswick Library will soonbegiu a telephone survey to assess theneeds and desires of the community. Li-brary users and nonusers will be inter-viewed during the survey. Library officialsplan to use the data as part of its long-range planning.

The survey will take an estimated fourminutes. Library officials would like resi-dents to express their views on importantissues facing the library.

Volunteers conducting the survey willalso ask a small number of demographicquestions. Although residents are not re-quired to answer the questions, the infor-mation will be beneficial to the library.Approximately 700 phone calls will bemade. Names were obtained from voterregistration forms and a computer randomselection.

Library officials are planning to have

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Child ID Day will beconducted in S.B.

The South Brunswick Police Depart-ment will conduct "Child ID Day" tomor-row from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the SouthBrunswick Senior Center. The event willprovide parents with an up-to-date identifi-cation card, which includes a color picture,pertinent physical information, thumbprint and instructions on what to do if thechild is missing. The completed card willbe laminated and given to the parent; thecard is provided tree of charge.

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Co-op pricing program on tap in MiddlesexTowns could save

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Middlesex County Board of ChosenFreeholders appjowd a resolution toestablish a cooperative pricing program.The program w41 be available to all 25municipalities m the county, FieeftoldeiHraes Polos said.

"I brought the initiative to the free-holder board to create a county-based co-operative buying program tg give com-munities an opportunity to share in thecounty buying," he explained.

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de4The county will implement the pro-

ara with deregulated Natural gas. Eachy a thf county goes out to public hid fora JialuM gas contraet, The larger thequantity of ga& it bids for, the cheaper itwill be, Poios explained.

To participate in the program, amunicipality must piovide the comityWith information pertaining to the volumeof natural gas it uses m its public build-ings. The county will then review theinformation and combine all the data intoon© bid specification hoping to get alower price, he said.

"The savings will percolate down toeach municipality for savings in tax dol-lars or for utilization in programs," Polosadded,

In addition to natural ga<?, the countywants to -offer the cooperative pricing

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0NCAMPU5Rowan University in Glassboro an-

nounced the following as spring gradu-ates: John P. Bochiaro of Kendall Park,communications major; and Amy L,Rumbo of North Brunswick, historymajor.

Michelle L. Miller of NorthBrunswick giadualcd from Lasell Collegein Auburndale, Mass., with a bachelor ofarts degree in Human Development: ThePsycho-Social Development of the YoungChild. She was named Student Athlete ofthe Year by the college and named MostValuable Player of her soccer team. Sheplayed soccer for four years at the varsitylevel, varsity softball for four years andvarsity basketball for three years.

Michele Amy Evancik, daughter of Mr.and Mrs. James Evancik of NorthBrunswick, graduated with honors from TheCollege of New Jersey, Ewing, with a bach-elor of science degree in Early ChildhoodEducation — English. She was initiated as amember of Kappa Delta Pi (InternationalHonor Society in Education) and Sigma TanDelta (English Honor Society).

Christina Anne Potestio, daughter ofMarie and Pasquale Potestio of NorthBrunswick, is participating in the coopera-tive education program of Johnson & WalesUniversity, Providence, R.I. She is coopera-tively working with Foxwoods Casino,Ledyard, Conn., and majoring in baking andpastry aits at the university.

BUSINESSAngela Wittholt, a certified public

accountant in the Dayton accounting firm ofE. Martin Davidoff & Associates, wasselected by Congressman Bill Pascrell Jr. tolead a tax forum addressing the impact ofchanges in federal tax laws. Pascrell coordi-nated the forum to obtain input and feed-back from CPAs regarding their experienceswith lax law revisions. The forum was heldrecently at the Clilton Public Library.

Janet M. Mercer of North Brunswickhas been awauled the professional insurancedesignation, "Chartered Property CasualtyUndci writer" (CPCU®), by the American

Institute for CPCU. The institute is an inde-pendent, nonprofit educational organizationthat confers the CPCU designation on per-sons who complete its 10 courses, nationalessay examinations and meet its ethics andexperience requirements. She is adirector/underwriter in the Finite Risk Areaof American Refinancial Products inPrinceton and is pursuing a master's dcgieeat Rider University, Lawrenceville. The des-ignation will formally be conferred at a cere-mony in San Diego on Oct. 26, held in con-junction with the Annual Meeting andSeminars of the CPCU Society.

STORK CLUBRobert Wood Johnson University Hos-

pital, New Brunswick, announced the fol-lowing local biiths:

Teri Lynn Bailey and Gerald Clarkof Kendall Park, a son, April 27;

Kathleen Reich and David Geveke ofNorth Brunswick, a daughter, April 30;and

Arnetta and Grzegoiz Grudnik ofNorth Brunswick, twin sons, May 7.

PEOPLEDevin Roma tow ski, a Senior Girl

Scout in Troop 602, South BrunswickService Unit, will travel to participate inan "International Opportunity at OurCabana" in Cueinavaca, Mexico, from

March 11-29, 1999. She will be one of 12girls being sent to work with ProjectLamina, a community service project, andwill have the opportunity to experiencefolk arts and fiestas in a native setting.

IN BRIEFPreschool PTA slates end-of-year meeting

The South Brunswick Preschool PTAwill hold its end-of-lhe-year meeting onJune 9 at 7:30 p.m. in Room B107 at SouthBrunswick High School, Ridge Road andStouts Lane. The meeting topic will be"Getting Back into the Work Force." SybilParnes from Professional Roster inPrinceton will be the speaker. The session

will also include officer elections.For more information, write to the PTA

at: P.O. Box 171, Monmoulh Junction, NJ08852. The South Brunswick PreschoolPTA is a nonprofit organization for parentsof children ages birth to 5 years old.Children do not have to be affiliated with apreschool for parents to become members.

Students are high on life

Sarah Beckerdite, 16, signs in a visitor to a dance at North Brunswick HighSchool, which was held to show that people can have fun without doing drugs(top), while Lucas Novak, 13, practices his moves on the dance floor. The May15 dance for Linwood Middle School students was part of a collaborationbetween PUSH (Prevention Using Student Help) and TIGS (Teen Institute of theGarden State), both anti-drug groups. „, , , „ ,, _ ,

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Bobby Rydell, Frankle Aualon, Fabian will perform at the State Theatre in aconcert to benefit the George Street Playhouse on May 30

Princeton UniversityChapel Choir Alumni Sing

Princeton University Alumniand Chapel ChoirMay 30 at 8 p.m.Princeton University Chapelfree admission(609) 258-3654

Reeds. Rhythm and All ThatBrass Big Band Concert

sponsored by the SayreviileCultural Arts CouncilMay 28 at 8 p.m.Sayreviile Senior Center423 Main St.free admission; public invited(732) 257-6510

Friends of Music StudentjRecital*• Katherine FitzGibbon, soprano

Alison Marsden, clarinetElliott Green, violoncelloJulia Lee, pianoworks of Beethoven, Barber,Vivaldi, Schubert, BernsteinMay 29 at 3 p.m.Taplin Auditorium, Fine HallPrinceton Universityfree admission(609) 258-5000

Frankie Avalon, Fabianand Bobby Rydell Concert

to benefit George StreetPlayhouse, New Brunswick

-< May 30 at 7 p.m.State Theatre15 Livingston AveNew Brunswicktickets' $22-$60(732)246-7717post-concert dinner danceHyatt RegencyNew Brunswickgala tickets- $250, includesconcert, dinner, dancing(732) 846-2895, Ext. 144

Princeton Katzenjammers25th Anniversary AlumniConcert

May 30 at 10 p.m.Richardson AuditoriumPrinceton Universityfree admission(609) 258-5000

uptown String Quartetjazz and other music of theAfrican-American heritageMay 30 at 8 p.m.NJ. Performing Arts CenterOne Center St., Newarktickets: $35(888) GO NJPAC

Stars and Stripes: TheAmerican BoychoirForever!

patriotic music extravaganzacelebrating the choir's 60thanniversary 'the American Boychoirspecial guest, Wynton MarsallsMay 31reception at 5:30 p.m.concert at 7 pm.McCarter TheatrePrincetontickets: $45-$i50(609) 924-5858

Flower Drum songby Rodgers and Hammersteinpresented by St. BartholomewDrama ClubMay 28 and 29 at 7 p.m.St Bartholomew School470 Ryders LaneEast Brunswick(732)251-1960

Hispanic Youth Showcaseyoung dancers, instrumental-ists and vocalists compete forscholarships and a chance toappear on a NJ.NetworkprogramMay 29 at 7 p.m.NJ Performing Arts CenterVictoria TheaterOne Center St., Newarktickets $18 for adults, $7 forchildren under age 14(888) GO NJPAC

Victor vasarely, ARetrospective and Op Art

a retrospective exhibitioncelebrating the life and artof Victor Vasarelythrough Sept 27American HungarianFoundation Museum300 Somerset St.New Brunswick

Environmental SculptureExhibition

through Nov. 8Fridays-Sundays from noon to5 pm. and by appointmentQuietude Garden Gallery Inc.24 Fern Road, East Brunswick(732) 257-4340

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New Jersey Ballet Salute tothe Arts

hosted by Edward villella;former New Jersey governorsBrendan T. Byrne and ThomasKean, guest artists;three ballets by choreographerRobert Northworld premiere of North's"The City"May 28 at 7 p m.Prudential HailNJ. Performing Arts CenterOne Center StNewarktickets: $15-$35(888) GO NJPAC

Body HypeMario Hunter, artistic directordjverse works in modem, jazz,hip-hop danceMay 29 at 9 p.m.Richardson AuditoriumPrinceton Universitytickets: $8, $5 for students(609) 258-5000

Rhythm is our BusinessThe New Jersey Tap EnsembleDeborah Mitchell,artistic directorMay 31 at 2 and 7 p.m.NJ. Performing Arts CenterVictoria TheaterOne Center St.Newarktickets: $18 for adults,$7 for children under age 14for 2 p.m. show;$28 for benefit 7 p.m. show(888) GO NJPAC

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Paul Robeson:Artist and Citizen

Multi-disciplinary exhibitionmarking the centennial ofRobeson's birththrough July 31Jane Voorhees Zimmerli ArtMuseum71 Hamilton St.Rutgers universityNew Brunswick(732) 932-7237

This sculpture "The Rare Beast" bySuzanne Langle is on display at theRobert Wood Johnson UniversityCore Pavilion

Enamels by Peg Millerthrough July 31by appointmentJohnson & Johnson EducationCenter410 George St, New Brunswick(732) 246-4066

Sculpture by SuzanneLangle and Welded Metalby Sergei Oritsay

through July 31Robert Wood JohnsonUniversity Hospital corePavilionSomerset St., New Brunswick

Daisy spring Festlive entertainment, clowns,boardwalk games, petting zoo,midwayMay 28 from 5-11 p.m.May 29 from 1-11 p m.May 30 from noon to 11 p m.May 31 from 9 a.m. to 10 p m.Middlesex County FairgroundsCranbury Road, East Brunswickproceeds will benefit specialchildren with disabilities atCamp Daisy, East Brunswickadmission: $3 for adults, $1for children age 12 and under;free admission to"Handicapped Children's Day"May 29 from 1-3 p.m.;$5 for brunch May 31from 9 a.m. to noon(includes admission to the fair)(732) 257-0780

NJ. Renaissance KingdomSat. & Sun. through June 28from 11 a m. - 6 p.m.Davidson Avenue, Somersettickets: $10, adults; $8, seniorcitizens, $6, children underage 12(732)271-1119

Jackie"The Joke Man"Ma rt ling

May 30 at 9 p m.Club BeneRoute 35,Sayreviiletickets: $32.50(732) 727-3000

Second Annual AntiqueFestMore than 50 dealers ofantiquesMay 31,11 a.m. to 5 p.m.Downtown area of Main St.Freehold Borough(732) 462-3584

Having Fun with Magicmagic show with Rev. JohnMaltbyMay 30, 2:30 p.m. ages 5-7;3:30 p.m. ages 8-10Wetherill Historic Site269 Georges Rd.Dayton section of So. Brunswick(732) 329-4000, Ext. 671

Enjoying MusicBrunswick Acres Schoolinstrumental ensemble;piano and clarinet selections;brass adventure with TomCookeMay 31,2:30 p.m.Wetherill Historic Site269 Georges Rd.Dayton section of So. Brunswick(732) 329-4000, Ext. 671

Rapunzela musical comedypresented by A Kid's ForumMay 30 at 11 a.m.The Forum Theatre Company314 Main St.Metuchentickets: $8(732) 548-0582

Trenton ThunderAA Boston Red Sox baseballvs. Reading (Philadelphia)Junei, 2, 3 at 7:05 p.m.Waterfront Park, Trentontickets' $3-$8(609) 394-8326

"Paul Robeson' Artist and Citizen,"marking the centennial of his birth,can be seen at the Jane VoorheesZimmerli Art Museum

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PoliceBealAll items in Police Beat are taken from

police department records All suspects arepresumed innocent until found guilty in court

1111111111111Deval Patel, 20, and Dhaval Patel, 24, of

15 Weldon Road, Edison, were arrested forpossession of marijuana while reportedlyparked outside the Lampost lounge, on Liv-ingston Avenue, on May 20 Deval Patel wasalso charged with underage consumption ofalcohol and having a controlled substance ina motor vehicle The two men were accom-panied by Kathryn Heitman, 18, of RoseStreet in Metuchen Heitman was arrestedfor possession of marijuana and possessionof drug paraphernalia All three wereprocessed and released

George Sneed III, 36, of Lafayette Court,was arrested for allegedly shoplifting eightcartons of cigarettes, valued at $176, fromWal-Mart, Route 1, on May 21 Sneed wasordered held at the Middlesex County AdultCorrection Center in lieu of $750 bond

Charbell Azouki, 20, of Fianklm Park,was arrested on May 22 for giving false infor-mation to a police officer after he wasstopped for having a bioken tail light He al-legedly told the at resting officer he wasGeorge Elou, from Florida, and that he hadleft his driver's license in Florida Aftei somequestioning, Azouki was found to be Azouki,and to have a revoked driver's license In ad-dition, Azouki had three outstanding war-rants for his arrest, totaling $1,500 Azoukiwas booked and held on $3,500 bail

Joseph Kelly, 74, formerly of LivingstonAvenue, was arrested on May 26 foi con-tempt of court, interfering with an arrest andcreating a public disturbance after police ar-rived at his apartment to serve an evictionwarrant Kelly was processed and held at theMiddlesex County Adult Correction Center inlieu of $1,500 bail

Tires on 12 cars were slashed between3 a m and 8 a m May 24 at the SouthBrunswick Manor Hotel, 3793 Route 1,according to reports

At a Northumberland Way residence,someone threw paint over the trunk of a1997 vehicle between May 22 and 23,causing $500 worth of damage, accordingto reports

On Maple Street, a Motorola phonewas stolen from a pickup truck the night ofMay 21-22, according to reports Anattempt was also made to steal a radioDamage totaled $160

At a Davidson Mill Road residence,someone stole clothes from an outdoorclothes line on May 12 The thief took vari-ous items of clothes, sheets, the clothespinbasket and clothespins, according toreports

On Woodrow Road, more than$1,000 in criminal mischief was reportedMay 16, according to police reports Aresident heard noise during the night thatsounded like something hitting a window,and the next morning found holes in tworear windows and in a reai sliding-glassdooi

A motor vehicle axle valued at $250was stolen from Quality Auto 3068 Route27, on May 20, accoidinq to repotts Theowner discovered the axle missing whenhe went to pick it up where he had stored italongside the building

Ingnd Veitch, age unknown, OldBridge, was anested at 3 a m May 20 atthe Lakewood Court Motel Route 130, andcharqed with obstruction of justice, resist-ing airest and disorderly conduct accord-ing to police teports She was lemandpd tothe Middlesex County Adult CotroctionCenter in North Brunswick in lieu of $2 500bail

Video conference set for business ownersThe Congtcssiondl Small Business

Video Conlcrence will be held ..it DeViyInstitute, Route I in Noilh Brunswick,today iiom 9-11 a m in Room 121 Thevideo conicicncc will be liee and open tosmall business owneis The session will

allow local business owneis the opportunityto shape a small-business agenda to be sub-mitted to Congi ess in June sit theCongressional Small Business Summit mWashington, D C

To pietegistei, call (800) 344-8888

Local author will discuss women in warMeiedith Turshcn, who teaches

Gendei and Development and ThirdWoild Social Policy at the Edwaid TBloustcm School oi Planning and PublicPolicy at Rutgeis University, NewBiunswick, will speak and sign copies othei latest book on Tune 4 iiom 4-7 p m

The talk will be held at Rectoi & VetsoBookshop, located at 90 Albany St ,Kilmer Square, New Biunswick Thebook, What Women Do in Wai Finie, ana-lyzes the expenence of women in Africancivil wars For information, call (732)247-2324.

19-year-old charged with sexual assaultSOUTH BRUNSWICK — A 19-year -

old Kendall Park man was chaigedMonday with sexual assault and endan-genng the well are ol a juvenile.

David Izbiansky, Cranston Road, wasanested altei Patrolman James Ryan in-vestigated a suspicious vehicle on Cranston

Road and observed the passenger, a 15-year-old township girl, was upset and hadallegedly been sexually assaulted

Izbiansky was being held at the Mid-dlesex County Adult Collection Centei inNoith Brunswick, pending a hounng, ac-coiding to Detective Ed Geoige

'Rutgers SummerFest' will begin on July 4"Rutgers Summer Pest 98," New ler-

sey's only summer celebration of the arts,will begin with a celebration on July 4.The iestival will continue through My25

All of the events will take place in theNicholas Music Center, Geoige Street,Douglass College, New Brans-wick

The Rutgeis SummerFest Orchestrawill be conducted by Richaul AuldonClaik

Tickets cost $18428, with discountsavarlabte foi senior citizens, Rutgeis em-ployees, alumni) students and groups

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CUTTING CAR CRIME—James Segal (r) and members of the North Brunswickpolice display "The Club." One hundred of the anti-theft tools were passed outas part of a cooperative effort between Wal-Mart department store, Route 1, andthe township police in an effort to combat auto-related crimes,

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Vikings win share ofRed Division crownBY RICHARD JEROMEStaff Writer

W ith a 15-3 final maik aftetWednesday's 5-0 whitewash ofBishop Ahr, the South

Brunswick High School boys* tennis teamcompleted the 1998 campaign by sharingits divisional ciown with neighboring rivalNoilh Brunswick.

And so it should ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^c o m e a s n o s u r p i i s c ''"•••""'"'''•'•'•'•'"'""•'"•"•••'"••-•-

then that SBIIS CoachTim Wright has littlebut positive things tosay about the Vikings'season — in paiticulaiits Uaiecloiy.

"I'm pleased withthe record, of course,but I'm even morehappy with the steadyimprovement in thelevel of play," saidWright, whose club isdistinguished by itsyouthful cast — theieare no seniois in the _ ^ - _ _ r a - M _ m m _Starting lineup. «IJIUII»«UVI«|-.W«I.ujrirnuinii..jf.J:.i.IJJLJ].Ji.1 niir.jui.Ji.

"I think that as a team the guys have got-ten stronger as the year has gone on, play-ing better in tough matches against goodteams," he added. "Eric Noll and ToddScherzer, our fust and second singles play-ers, have ically been stepping up for us."

Freshman Noll, the first singles entry,has distinguished himself against top com-petition as a steady, solid baseline playci.He is precociously unflappable and neitherrushes his shots nor allows himself to beforced into making errors. He dismissed

Bishop Ahi's T.J. Joseph 6-0, 6-0 to cap hisseason.

Scherzer, a junioi who occupies the No.2 niche, is generally more aggiessive in hisappioach to the game. His victoiy againstthe Ttojans1 Maitin Haluin also came inMnught sets, 6-1,6-3.

The pair is |oined in the singles tanksby another 1 lth-giadcr, Brad Rosen.

"Biad didn't play that well againstnll [|I|U|||||I|| minninimmimiDiii,,, B i s h o p A h r i n t h e

"••'• ' " ' "•u ' lirst match,"Wiight said. Heieveised that thistime, diopping theEdison school'sBiian Rosen 6-4,6-0.The Vikings have adoubles contingentcomposed entiielyol sophomoies.Shyani Gohulteams up with KenTsui at the liistdoubles spot; ollate, Wiight is

_ _ _ _ especially happywith the woik ol

the second doubles squad, which is com-posed of Daigo Ishikawa and VenkatGangadharan. To be sine, the SBTHScoach has ample reason lo leel satisfiedwith their performance.

"They'ie undefeated in the division,"said Wright.

Against Bishop Ahr, Tsui-Gohel wonby default and Ishikawa—Gangadhaianclosed out their season without giving upa game to Mark Pantojan and JosePazmino.

I'm pleased with therecord, of course, butI'm even more happywith the steadyimprovement in thelevel of play/

Tim WrightSBHS tennis coach

SPORT SHORTSThe Jersey Knights, an under 12 boys

soccer team, will hold tryouts for the fallseason the week of June 1. Players bornbetween Aug. 1, 1986 and July 31, 1987are eligible. For more information, call247-5512.

The South Brunswick YMCA is nowtaking registration for its summber basket-ball league. Play is slated to begin on June15 and the league is open to players from 4to 15. Games will be played at 5:30, 6:30or 7:30. A 15-minute instruction sessionwill be followed by 45-minute games.Scholarships are available for those inneed. For more information, call 329-1150.

The South Brunswick P.A.L. FlagFootball League will be accepting regis-trations for the 1998 season through June15. The league offers an instructional,light-contact football program for studentsin third through eighth grade with threeconferences separating the students bygrade level. Registration forms are avail-able at the South Brunswick RecreationCenter, the South Brunswick Library or bycalling Ted Smyk at 329-9443.

The Serie A Soccer academy will be

conducting soccer Uaining camps at NorthBrunswick Township High School in twosessions. The first session is Aug. 3-7 andthe second is Aug. 10-14. Both weeks areopen to players ages 7-14 with a half-daycamp available for playeis ages 4-6. Allcampers will receive an Adidas training T-shirt and Serie A/Adidas shoe bag. Formore information or a camp brochure, call(732)220-1116.

The Eighth Annual 1st & Ten FootballCamp is slated for June 29 to July 3 atSayreville War Memorial High School. Thecamp will feature SWMHS head coachGeorge Najjar and East Brunswick HighSchool head coach Marcus Borden. Thecamp will run from 9 a.m. to 3:15 p.m. andstresses fundamentals. For more informa-tion or a brochure, call Borden at 613-6935or Najjar at 525-5263.

Ron Kornegay's All-Star BasketballCamp will be held at Jersey 34 Tennis Club,Matawan, Aug. 10-14. The camp is open toplayer ages 9 to 17 and features individual-ized instruction m offense and defense. Formore information, call Kathy Klatsky at(732) 583-1011 or (732) 671-0300 or RonKomegay at (732) 922-9130.

STILL RUNNING — South Brunswick High School's Kim Boardman was amonga number of Vikings to extend their track seasons with top-six finishes at theCentral Jersey Group IV track meet at Holmdel High School. Boardman and herteammates will be at South Plainfield High School today and tomorrow for theall groups track meet.

JacMe Pollack/Greater Media

Velodrome cycling trackwill open to the public

Cyclists in New Jersey will have theopportunity to experience what it's liketo ride on a steep-banted velodrometrack this summer.

In anticipation of the upcomingGoodwill Games in New York, July 19to Aug. % a banked velodrome track thatwill be open to the public is being con-structed at Clark's Woods GrandMeadow Park in Sorjierville (home ofthe Bicycle Hall of Fame),

The^ specialized track will be in opera-tion from Saturday through July 11.Recreational sessions, instructional ses-"sionsfojr individuals and. groups and spec-tator events featuring the world's finest

cyclists will be available at the track.Special bikes built for velodrome

racing will be available at the site.Anyone who has ever watched sprint

races in the Olympics and wonderedwhat it, would be like tQ race over such asteeply banked course and the speedsthat can be achieved will now have thatchance. "

For more information on the velo-drome track, caU (908) 575-2773.

Cycling will be part of the GoodwillGames.

It will be held on Jthe Wagner Collegetrack in Staten Island, N.Y., on July 25and 26 from noon, to 3 p.m. both days,

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THE MARKETPLACE• Real Estate • Business • Auto • Classified •

REAL ESTATE

Survey offers vitalproperty informationBy Steven J. Brodmanand Dr. Donald Moliver

W hether you are purchasing or refi-nancing a new home, it is likelythat your lender will require you to

produce a survey. The title insurance compa-ny you hire will alsowant a survey to con-firm what you are buy-ing or refinancing. So,what do you do?

First, you mustfind a surveyor. Otherprofessionals, such aslawyers, can recom-mend surveyors toyou. Make sure thatthe surveyor is proper-ly licensed. You can Steven Brodmancontact the Board of, ,Professional En-gineers and LandSurveyors at (973)504-6460 to investi-gate a recommendedsurveyor.

The fee for a sur-veyor will vary withthe type of survey youhave requested.Commercial surveyscan cost several thou-sand dollars, depend- Donald Molivering on the complexity of the survey and thetime needed to prepare it. Residential surveystypically cost between $300 and $500. If youown a condominium, you can obtain a surveycertificate, which is less expensive than a res-idential survey.

At the time the survey is made, you mustmake a decision as to whether you wish cor-ner markers to be set. A corner marker is amonument set at a corner of the property toidentify its location. The cost is between $75and $100 per monument. This amount is inaddition to the cost of the survey itself. If youdo not wish to have corner markers set, youmust sign a waiver letter indicating that you

were made aware of the opportunity to havecorner markers set, but elected not to obtainthem. This is in accordance with a regulationin the New Jersey Administrative Codewhich became effective Feb. 1, 1993.

Why pay for comer markeis? Well, cor-ner markers can be helpful in the proposedlocation of a fence as well as to avoid messyboundary disputes. It can also help in theplanning for installation of a pool or just tosatisfy a homeownef s curiosity.

The survey itself can have several uses.Besides property lines, a survey shows youthe location of all structures on a property,from a house to a shed to a deck. A surveywill also show driveways, fences and iccord-ed easements located on your propeily.

You may receive some unwelcome newsfrom the Jesuits of your survey. Perhaps youihouse or your fence encroaches on a neigh-bor's property. Perhaps your neighbor's fenceencroaches on your property. Maybe, yourproperty contains an easement which pre-vents you from installing a pool or shed.

If you are puichasing a home, your pui-chase contract should contain language thatprotects you in the event that your sui vey dis-closes a potential pioblem which could at feelthe way you want to enjoy the piopeity. Thisshould be discussed with your attorney dur-ing contract negotiations.

What a survey says may determine howyou are able to use and enjoy your own prop-erty. Make suie you know what you own (orare about to own) before making any deci-sions.

Steven J, Brodman is an officer and share-holder in the Lai id Use and Development andReal Property Taxation Sections of the lawfirm Giordano, Hallcrun & Ciesla, Middle-town, He can be reached by calling (732)741-3900.

Donald M. Moliver is a New Jerseylicensed real estate appraiser and a professorof economics and finance at MonmouthUniversity, West Long Branch. He is also thefounder and director of Monmouth Univer-sity's Real Estate Institute. He can bereached by calling (732) 571-3660.

BUSINESSJFK airport unveils new terminalBy The Associated Press

A high-tech security system wasamong the features unveiled by NewYork Gov. George Pataki and airline

industry officials at the dedication of a reno-vated Terminal One at Kennedy Airport.

The renovated terminal, which is thegateway to New York for thousands of trav-elers, is the cornerstone of a multibillion-dollar Kennedy Airport redevelopment pro-ject.

"Terminal One stands at the front door toJFK, just as JFK stands at the front door toAmerica," Pataki said. "The completion ofthis dazzling new terminal strengthens NewYork's economy by bringing the world clos-er to all that New York has to offer."

The Port Authority and its airline part-ners are spending $7.4 billion to rebuild andexpand terminals, improve roads, and con-struct a high-speed rail line linking the air-port to subway and bus lines.

Installed in the new Terminal One is ahigh-tech security system to screen baggageand cargo before it is loaded onto the planes.Passengers will check the bags at the counteror curb and then the bags will be placed ontoa conveyer belt where they will be X-rayed.

If the machine picks up anything suspi-cious, the bag will then be sent onto a CTX5000, a sophisticated explosive detectingmachine. The CTX operates like a CAT scanmachine and is able to separate the items inthe bag and the materials in each item.

"If there is any explosive material detect-ed, an alarm will sound," Rick Muntz, aspokesman for InVision Technologies,which manufactures the CTX 5000, said.The high-tech explosive screener is installedat 30 airports worldwide.

The new glass and steel terminal willhave high vaulted ceilings and house newrestaurants, retail shops, designer boutiques,as well as red-jacketed customer service rep-resentatives to help passengers.

Tips for buying & selling condominiumsWhen it's time to sell your townhome or

condominium, there are a few preliminarysteps to take to help ensure things go smooth-ly, according to Carolyn Weiss, manager ofWeichert Realtors Condominium Network.

If you're thinking of purchasing a town-home, you may want to read through theseitems to see the kind of information thatwould be helpful in making your buyingdecision.

Here are some papers and informationsellers may want to gamer:

• Potential buycis will want lo knowabout your community as well as your indi-vidual unit. To be prepared, obtain from yourassociation the schedule for total communityrepair and maintenance, such as when thebuilding due to be painted, major landscap-ing, roof icplacements, club house decorat-ing, driveway paving or deck replacement, as

well as recent or upcoming special assess-ments or pending litigation,

• Locate your public offering statement.You should have received this documentwhen you purchased your townhome. If youcan't locate it, you can purchase one fromyour association.

• Buyers will appreciate having a copy ofthe floor plan. If you have the original com-munity brochure, that would be helpful.

• It's also helpful to collect manuals andwarranties for your application and majorsystems like healing and air conditioning. If-your unit is still covered under the HomeOwners Warranty or a state warranty insur-ance plan, have it available to pass onto thebuyer.

For more information call Carolyn Weissat Wcichert Realtors Condominium Networkat 1-800-9CONDO9.

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THE MARKETPLACEReal Estate • Business • Auto • Classified

Property lines reflect the most recentsale prices of homes. The information isprovided by Monmouth and MiddlesexCounty public records.

EAST BRUNSWICK469 Andover Place $113,00038 Ardsley Court $143,000154 Baron Lane $92,00088 Buttonwood Drive $110,00030 Devon Drive $269,31512 Farrington Ave $160,000167 Joseph St $40,00010 Lewis Court $166,000122 Magee Court $152,000372 McDowell Drive $105,000450 Meade Court $56,00041 Mitchell Ave $145,000

' 31 Myrtle Road $249,0004 Park Knoll Drive $88,42310 Park Knoll Drive $69,36237 Park Knoll Drive $271,517214 Prigmore St $85,00024 Rath Lane $284,50025 Rodney Road $130,000618 State Route 18 $150,000190 Summerhill Road $1,200,00017 Terry Lane $125,00082 Windsong Circle $61,47488 Windsong Circle $76,080108 Windsong Circle $71,323142 Windsong Circle $195,127

HELMETTA401 Chester Court $104,00030 John St $19,75520 York Drive $190,900

JAMESBURG20 Afton Way $294,98430 Afton Way $236,695

33 Afton Way $220,09052 Afton Way $245,340124 Birmingham Lane $175,26036 Dawson Lane $211,83518 Spruce St $124,35026 Spruce St $118,350

MILLTOWN28 Janet Court $165,000

MONROE81 Bergen Mills Road $225,000126 Birmingham Lane $174,551419 Bluebird Drive $182,162422 Bluebird Drive $215,21561 Dawson Lane $226,2811 Deefield Drive $283,683199 Dey Grove Road $225,000553 Harrier Drive $216,729678 Harrier Drive $174,153517-A Hazen Road $85,0004-B John Tyler Court $130,0004 S. Middlesex Ave $110,00012 Ramsey Way $205,8657 Regent Drive $250,000849 Route 33 $325,0004 White Tail Lane $329,882

NORTH BRUNSWICK1215 Cherokee Road $180,000350 Farrington Blvd $157,5001400 Jersey Ave $63,000271 Kemsey Drive $85,00027 Maple Ave $126,5003101 N Oaks Blvd $139,0003405 N Oaks Blvd $108,0001016 Schmidt Lane $94,0001000 Stony Brook Way $92,900

OLD BRIDGE11 Amboy Road $235,00091 Bentley Ave $135,00050 Carmel Court $122,00049 Cherry Creek Drive $222,90010 Darwin Road $105,0001340 Englishtown Road $125,0006 Glenn Oaks Court $135,00026 Higgins Road $183,00018 Kara Court $295,00040 Louis St $140,00011 Mariposa Place $205,00060 Nottingham Drive $151,0009 Pace St $122,000175 Penn Court $85,00019 Pomona Blvd $89,500762 Prospect Ave $42,00040 Orchard Drive $128,90045 Tall Oaks Court $162,00055 Tall Oaks Court $162,000

SAYRIVILLE8 Amy Court $259,9007 Ardsley Square $118,00028Boehmhurst $85,0003 Cori St $167,0007 Dusko Drive $192,5006 Exeter Court $127,000184 Gabriel Terrace $130,00010 Gerard Place $128,900251 Jennee Mill Road $320,00030 Liberty St $66,000131-UL Main St $61,000194 Main St $79,900330 S Pine Ave $123,0001909 Ridgeview Court $125,24510 Tuthill Court $88,01067 Woodmere Drive $129,0001 Zaleski Drive $210,000

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SOUTH AMBOY363 Conover St $80,000264 Raritan St $121,000

34 Allison Couit $145,0004081 Bayberry Couit $86,000303 Berkshue Drive $232,958701 Berkshue Duvo $234,7844 Brittany Way $212,0002 Commeice Drive $3,300,000205 Crocus Couit $182,1573041 Cyptess Court $63,00038 Kimberly Couit $247,785146 Kingsland Circle $197,90013 Putnam Road $219,900773 Ridge Road $2,000,000201 Somorsot Court $235,768203 Somerset Court $247,4525 Woodbine Road $160,000

34 Appleby Ave $164,00021 Barbara Avo $153,000320 Main St $85,00044 Woodland Road $122,000

REAL ESTATEYanuzzelli receivesCenturion award

Peggy Yanu//,clli of Conluiy 21 ('liasSmith Agency, Sayicville, is the iccipicntof the coveted Centurion award, one of thehighest levels of recognition awauled totop producing sales associates and otficesin the Century 21 system.

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SALES/FINANCIALProfessional men/women

needed for positions with ailgh possibility of promotion tosales management positionsin the Central Jersey area.

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SALES OPPORTUNITYAmbitious man/woman, collegestudents welcomed, availablefor immediate employment.Earnings opportunity $300.00-$400.00 per week to start.1 :rge national company.

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SUMMERDAY CAMP1 Junior Counselors& Counselors(For Groups)

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East Brunswick, NJ 08816Attn: Linda Vinci

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SeasonalDay Camp seeks students andteachers wanting to make adifference in a child's life.Great job - great pay.Current openings include:CounselorsTravel counselorsLifeguardsSpecialists (computers, radiostation, gym, tennis, ropes, A&C,music)Please call (732) 821-7321between 8:00 am-5:00 pm ore-mail to rkapsher ©aol.com

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bill, tin lo i'O Pi hi i i i f , pi:wook College d('i)Ki(i,t (impulnilitdrnto Comforlablo with put)In: tsptiiikmg A group priiMmlfiliont, Will train' I (ix/:>«ml

roMimo to ,J.S ol HIAN.I,1090 Kino fiooigo Pn'.l H».l(lSulto /OB I diaim N.I 0IMW/

fax /3i! /3B 11XM Ol

TELEPHONE SALESI deal Mntdls Co spokn pt

nmplnyiio In work 20 hrt, porwonk ut our local Marlboro

ollioo $10 nor houi Conl.ictI any t),iii;,Ky /3a !>!)1 0!)13

TELLERPART-TIME

A (irtial opportunity in nt theProvident II you havo a goodaptiludo lur llj iuron, or havuprior lollor or cinhlur uxpon-•,mr.» und nn]oy working withii.iny paopla in a fuM- p.uiodinvironmont, cnntiidor pail-limo n-. a follor at I'rovldonl!!,win(j') Unnk Groat houra

Position available In the EastBrunswick area:

Cull Human Husourcof.Pdpailmonl (i'01) Ul!i-M3fl

or I ax rtiMiiniiH to(i'0i)oi!i->i<t:)i

The Provldant Savlnga Bank830 Borgen Avenue

" i t e r 3YOUTHADViS()R;>ti(jM:aloil, dynamic, knawludq-<ibln S culii!) Youth Advisors

nuatloit for uonr.orvallvur:(ir>(|ioflalitin In Mnnnlapan

for omdo'i 4 through 12I xpmKincii a iilur. I'foase lax

rtiMiim! lo / :) ; ' 4-tSOBBOor mull rosuinn toI ample Hotli (Shulnmlot) I rmsliuld Moud

Miinulapun, NJ 07/i'Alijiliiry N(ig»ll.ii)l». matt 7/I/QB

YOUTH LEADERSHolorm Imnplo Booking 4thItiidii & htinlor Youth Advisorsfmilh nxpoiiariKn S solid Jow-ih backjimund Pleuso i.oml("iuirm lo Knron Sllverman,

Temple Shnarl EmothP.O. Box 393

Mnnalflpan, NJ 0772B

036a EmploymentServices

RECEPTIONIST Wpnlwl highly ontirflelk: individiuil f«r iiipIdly expanding ii.inir.il luialthclini f ' l l Iclinic f'rnlnrrmi you Imvo /Ions, 4 arrni. R tlin ability to do10 things ul onco Plnii'.o u.illbcitwnon llm IHMIIS of 1pm-3pm dally Call /3?_-!'B3 //9!)

CLEANING Person wantod-For cleaning sorvico. Must boReliable. Call 732-329-81177

CLERICAL$7.00 an hour. 2-3 days porwsek.Call 732-441 -1200

COMPUTER USERSneeded. Work own hrs $20K-^7Sk/yr 1 -BOO-348-7186x 3081

COOK

DRIVERS for LIMO SERVICEReadily available. Sayrevillo

area. CDL preferred.Call 732-721-S774

DRIVERSIndependent newspaper doliv-FZ rhUMS.? re auatoDle in theFreehold, Manalapan, Marlbo-ro area. If you have a reliable•ehicle please call 732-254-755 and ask for information

•egarding delivery.

ELECTRICIANResidential. Must have clean1 G l ' ^ n l e ? k f J?skc forJ

ler 5pm

REGISTERED NURSEP/r. To work In HntiidnnUal

Houlth Cam I.K.ility I xiMirtencna plus Monninuth ('ounty

aron Plonso cull Mis Mooni.Monday Ihtounh t rlif.iy,

1?pm to 4pm at /3i»-44ti r>e9(i

SALES MANAGERSWontod In tho air & wutisr pun-f icat lon businonss Mak«$1,000's por month P1 No oxporionco nocoasary/will tr.iln/32-786-a?!io/i aria /ae-swaoSECRETARY - Real EstateWook-onds + float t-stntuMcenso. Call ParamountProporllna 732-431-0500SECRETARY/EXECUTIVEFor S\Marlb

Synagonuo school ollicoIbnro Minimum b your:;

oxnerlonoii. Must bo orgiini/od,with good vorbnl «, wrlttonskills, compulor litoraloMonday through Thursday,1 :00 -8 30 pm Immadiuta»P°nings Call 732-308-3836

8HIPPINQ/HECEIVING/RAU.SCLERK, for buoy off ico inHowoll Approxlmnlely 30 hrs.por week, posnlbln rn Mur.thave valid drlvori> licnnt.o LIcomputer helpful, but will trainCall Ray, 732 -001 -0676 .B-30am-5pm, Monday Friday

FIELD REPRESENTATIVEyou have 10 or moro flexible

lours and a reliable car avail-ible to check newspaper de-VSry aMd '£ d e » v s f in Mana-

n. Marlboro, Freehold ore ' ' a r " . Call 732-254-5 n d a k f

FINANCIAL- P/T & F/f ~po?to<?ns offered by broker.

Will train and supportNo experience necessary

„ Qe"eroua commissions''Call Debra at 732-BO7-nBJ7

laysCall 732"-521-i!^?

JA/NTENANCE- P/T &all, for small nursing home inranbury. Call 732-521-1273

MODELS WANTED"crom New York between £19:o compote in this years 1998

York Pageants. Over5 « ™ Pageants. Ov$20,000. in prizes and

icholarahlps. Including trips toNationals in Las Vegas

Call today 1-800-387-2125

SPECIAL EDUCATORror small, ungraded class,

ages 0-13, at Reformsynagogue Must be able towork with students who have

a variety of special noodsMeets Sunday morning

Pkasa Call: 732.566-2SB1SUMMER WORK-FT/PT.Ideal' o / C o J e p o s t d t

KFT/PT.Ipo students up to

*,11-85/slart. No telemarkotingMiddlesex Cty 732-254-141fMonmouth Cty 732-542-4848

c TEACHERFor Bnal Mltzvah prop, Temploi S i • A b 8 " ieon. Familiarity

of Reform l: i ° -L.ti....- Jof Reform liturgy & ability tolea,°n pre-teens a mustl Pleaoall 732-566-2961 least)

T TEACHERTemple Nursery School inManalapan. Certified, experi-ence preferred. Available 9/1

Call 732-446-1224

TEACHERSHebrew & Judaic Studies.

JMtiy8 . . enthusiastic personssought for Tuesday/ThursdayItef"00" classes at Temple

om Religio S h l (RItef classes at Templegnalom Religious School (Rs-form). Please call 732-566-2961

TELEMARKETERS

$1,0O0'S POSSIBLE TYPINGI'.ul rimo Al Homo lull tr imI 800 iMIl-ildOO Lxt T- &133fi^irjJMIngji

AHLNJIONHI ADI US

Ad» mitltir Mils vlnsslflctitldnarn not olfdr:, ol ornploymont,Ollnn thoi.ii ndvortlsnr!) odor aMIIVICO for a foo If you pluca arail Iti u ":)()()" number you willautomatically ho hillmi n fun.which varlns

ALASKA SUMMEREMPLOYMENT Fishing

Industry. f:xcollont workeroamlngs A Ixinofils potonllal(up to $;'.8bO+/mn + Hoom/

Hoard) Ask us H0WI!ti/-:i;M-;teti cxr A/

(fiCA Network)ALASKA SUMMER

EMPLOYMENT- i Inningindustry rxcollonl worker

miming1! & bonollts potontial(up to $2,()!i0i-/mo4 Hoom/

Board) Atik us howl!»1/'3?4'30Sfi iwt. A8069I.

ASSEMBLE ARTS, Crafts.Ttjyft In your &paro tlmo. lHarnCAIiHI Phono work, typing,Howmo. rioctronlcs, moro(Iron! f 'ayl CALI -24 hourinformation 1-800-79S-0380txt ?1 (HCANotwork)ASSEMBLE arts, craftn. toys,lowulry. wood Homy, t1 'mowing, (;omi>ut(ir work fromtiomo in your spare timo. Great

I'roo [Jot.nlr. 24 hours1-800 032-8007ay I

DRIVER OTR COVENANTTRANSPORT-Just had a Ma-

e i Pay Incroaso Expurifincedrivers Owner Operator

loams 1-800-441 4394 Grad-jalo Studonti 1-800-338-6428:!ud Moyor Rofriqoralod TruckLino CAl t. TOLL FREE8/7-283-6393 8//-OUD MEY-ER Solo Dnvors & Contractors.

D R I V E R - S T A I I T u p t o$ 34/mllo 85% drop-n-hook.Oonvontlonal Frnightliners.Wookly pay. Roglonal runsavailable. Contractors askihout $.88/MILErl MoartlandF.xpross 800-441-4953.DRIVER-.Tracior Trailer Dnv-ors noodod to join the Swift

ransportation Familyl No ex-orienoo necessary! CDL

raining available through All-state careor School. Swift"ransportation (eoo-m/f)-800-800-7315.

DRIVER/REGION AL-Avg.iver $600/wk. Home most<BBkonds. 1-2 week nights. 1T. T/T exp. W/CDUA Hazmat.IMELY TRANSPORTATION-800-419-2249.

DRIVERS WANTED. TRAC-OR Trailer No experience-nor o b l o m l CDL T ra in ingrovided. Average Starting'ay $600/week. Health, Den-

:al. 401K. Call Joe A. for ap-pointment Burlington MotorCarriers 1-800-872-4618.DRiVERS-ASK ABOUT OURNEW PAY PACKAGE ArtieExpress Is seeking compa-Ty/regional & OTR tractor-railer drivers. Class A CDL'/hazmat and 1 year OTRriving required. Call Dave orisa at 800-927-0431. EOE

NS SENTINEL, MAY 29, 1998 3 1

0 3 7 a S S ^ I 060 Garage Safes Il l l 060 Garage Sales

$1000's POSSIBLE TYPING.Part-time. At Home Toll freofor listings/diroctory1-800-218-9000 Ext. T-5139.HOME TYPISTS, PC usersneeded. $45,000. incomepotential. Call 1-800-513-4343ext, B-5097.

OLD BRIDGESeeking loving person to carefor 3 children in my home.Must drive. Call 732-679-2280

CALL CLASSIFIEDFOR GREAT BUYS!

1-800-660-4 ADS

039 Health CareALL TYPES OF REPAIRS &Up-Grades, Custom Systems

Multi-Task 732-254-1823

DINING ROOM SETiouth Western. Glass top withchairs. Excellent condition

\sking $275. Call 732-727-0447

RUM SET-Jr. Pro$150.Twinilatiorm bed, armoare, dosk, 5Ir. changing tol.. dm.rm set, 8'ireakfront. morel 732-238-2873

037 BabysittingChild Care

CHILD CARE ALTERNATIVEEuropean "AU PAIRS" live-Inhelp, reliable, experienced,

English speaking logal, gov'tapproved program. Under

$200./week.Call Au Pair USA at

1-800-AU-PAIRSInteiexchange 161 Sixth St.

New York, NY.

ELDERLY CAREAltornativo to a Nursing home,come live in my homo Getgood Full-Time caio and a niceroom. Call 732-446-1970

CALL THE PC MD -For all yourcomputer needs. At homeservice of IBM & compatiblesrunning DOS/WINDOWS.Call Robert 732-238-6779

(ITCHEN SET - 4 Pale yellow:hairs on wheols. $85. 2 chest

drawers, wood with Mapleinish. $20. each. 732-721-8590

COMPUTER TUTORSAffordable, Personalized athome PC tralnlng.732-786-0493

OTCHEN SET - COUNTRY'arsons table w/matchinqmtch COUCH 8, LOVESEAT:all for details, 732-300-0366

HOT TUBFor 4-6 portions, unused.

Living Room. Family roomBedrooms Refrigerator. Boys

Bedrooms. Lamps. Tables.mirrored Contorriporary clock,ind much moral Redecorating.

Call 732-679-4633

GUNS • SWORDS • MILITARYITEMS. License NJ/FederalDealer. Bert 732-021-4949

050 Musical £Instruments

U MARLBORO - Emmons Ct,(Ryan Ret. to Silvers Rd. toEmmons & Wlllard Cis ) 10Families! Fri./Sat., 5/29 & 5/30,9-3. Rain Pate: Sun., 5/31.

041 ResumesOffice Services

CHILDREN'S CHOICE46 W. Ferris St., E. Brunswick

Ages 3 months - 5 yearsKindergarten. State Certified

Open 6:30am-7pm, 12 monthsa year. Call 732-613-4488

INTERNET-$17. PER MO.CALL 908-685-9494

www.mindpulse.com

KITCHEN SET - FORMICAwith 4 chairs, $350. Redwoodlatio set: table & 4 benches,135. Call 732-251-7020

WORD PROCESSINGTo'rm Papers • Cover LettersResumes • Business Reports

732-583-9452

MONITORS21" Cornerstone, color SVGA.Like new w/vidoo cards,$300.ea. Quantity discountavailable. Call 732-525-8600

1VING ROOM - Contampo-•ary sectional sola with match-ng chaise lounge & formica;ocktall table. Ofl whito withvlavy Blue & Tan print. $1,500./alue, soil complete lor $600.Sail 732.230-7497

ITCHEN SET- Brand new,lever used. Oak tbl. w/4 chairsoiling/swivel reclining captain:hairs. $350. firml Dog Houseor Iq dog, 36x40 Insulated.Uanforth anchor, 14 lbs. w/atl.ihain, 5ft. 20lbs., w/weldedlyes Propellor, 3 bladed3x19"new cond, 732-721-4746

042 AntiquesCollectibles

E. Brunswick. RogisteredFamily Day Care. Agas 2-6.Art Teacher, Activities, meals,flexible. 732-432-4859EAST BRUNSWICK - WorkingMoms, No More Worrlesl I willcare for your precious child inmy home with fun & creativity.

References upon request.Call Judy 732-390-5249

047 Furniture

LIVING HOOM -SOFA,Lovesont & Chair. Bluo, Verygood condition. $250. or bost

Her. Call 732-803-0104

LUGGAGEmarican Tourister. 3 piece,lack tapestry. Mint condition-

Originally, $300. Asking, $150.Call 732-738-5968

ANTIQUESTop prices paid lor: Antique

furnituro, oriental rugspaintings, jawelry & silver. Wopurchase entire contents ofestates. Will come to your

home. Call 908-862-0200

EAST BRUNSWICK ANDSpotswood area. Experienced.CPR Certified. Smoko & Potfree home. Equipped playroom.Tax Deductible. 732-251-2995

043 Appliances

EAST BRUNSWICK Area- Willbnby-slt 20 to 35 hours perweek. Week-days only Inyour homa. Call 732-723-0628

KIDS COUNTAges 2 mos. to 8 yrs. Full day

Kindergarten. Open7am-6:30pm. State certified.

Old Bridge. Call 732-723-9416NORTH BRUNSWICKLlconsed/cortifled. Infants &toddlers to 3 yrs. Safe loving7am to 6pm. TLC at It's beof.Call 732-297-5528OLD BRIDGE • A+ care byexp. child care provider.PT/FT. flex., refs. 732-360-9233OLD BRIDGE - Cor t i f ledTeacher/Mom will provide awarm, loving environment foryour child in nor homo. Call

732-416-1967SAYREVILLE-Exp. Mom willbabysit In my homo. FT/PT.Rsfs & Meals. 702-238-4641

AIR CONDITIONERFodders.15,000 btu's. Goodcondition. Runs great. $300 orbost offer. Call 732-721-7843

AIR CONDITIONERS(2)GE/ 5,000 btu's each. $150.oa. 732-739-6812/ aftor 6PM

AIR CONDITIONERS$75. & up. Most sizes avail.

A/C repairs. A/C's Wonted $$Dehumidlflers.

Apartments Wall A/C's.Central A/C's Service/Installed.Call 732-5S6-3233/732-566-2945DRYERG.E. ELECTRICLike new. Asklnq $150.Call 732-679-4532

GAS COOK TOPAlmond. Sealed burners. 3yn-, old $B0. Call 732-679-8B55WASHER- G.E $100.Frlqidnro fins Dryer, 6 mos.old $150 Both oxcollontcondition. Call G09-75Q-055B

° 4 4 Computers

EAST BRUNSWICKIn my homo for 2 year old. Fulltime. References. Call732-390-7880, loava messagoMIDDLETOWN -Caro for 2year o l d , 5 p m - 6 : 3 0 p mweekdays. Call 732-706-5313

NANNIES HURRY!FOR THE BEST JOBSLlveln/out or After School Cars

SELECTIVE NANNY288 SUMMERHILL RD., E.B.

732-432-9500

COMPUTERGARAGE SALEIBM 3/486 & Pontlums, Moni-tors, Hard Drives, CD Roms,Memory, Printers & Much More.

Upgrades While You Wait.Saturday. May 30, 10 to 6S. Amboy • 44 Keainey Rd.(Off Rt. 9 South to ParkwayMotor Inn, make next right)

732-525-8600

ARMOIRE- Black Mica, DESK,and BOOK CASE. Very goodcondition. $350.00

Call 732-431-1358

LIVING ROOM TABLESRosewood sot in chromo.Excellent condition. $125.FIHMICall 732-495-0131

BED-TWIN LITTLE TYKESCozy Cottage. J.C. Penny's.Originally $400, Asking $275."all 732-780-9464

LOVESEATBluo & tan striped velvet.Good condition. $125.Call 732-671-5469

MEDICARE RECIPIENTS areyou using a NEBULIZER MA-CHINE? STOP pay I no fullpries for ALBUTEROL, ATRO-VENT, etc. solutions. MEDI-CARE will pay for them. Webill Medicare for you and ship

irectly to your door. MED-A-SAVE 1-800-538-8849,

ALTO SAXWith Case. Good Condition.$ 175. Call 732-679-0504

U MARLBORO - 3 GeanneWay (off Gordons Cor. &Ottawa Rd. So.) Sat. 8. Sun.,5/30 & 5/31, 9am to 3pm.^UPER GIANT SALE - All nowlorchandiso, Housewares.

Everything must go. MOVING!!

U PARLIN-12 CENTER AVE.(off Ernston Road)

CONTENTS OFHOUSE SALE!

Sat. & Sun. /May 30 & 31,8am to Spin.

U PARLIN-53 HAVEN TERR,(off Bordentown Ave ) Sat,5/30, 9am to 3pm. Lots of toys,No early birds, pleasel

ORGANLowrey. Parade model

w/bench. Walnut wood. Asking$8,000. Call 732-721-5987

PIANO TUNINGNew Client Dlscount-$25,Toll free 1-888-395-TUNE

• Master Tuner Estb. 1960 •

U MARLBORO - 40 MANORDr. (off Ryan Rd.) Sat. & Sun.,5/30 & 5/31, 9:30am to 5pm.MOVING SALE! Contents ofiiome, antique pieces, toomany items to montionl

U SAYREV1LLE • 17 DUNLAPDR. (Bordentown to MaidenLn) MOVING: Sat. & Sun.,5/30 & 5/31, 8-2, Rain/Shine.Much furn., moped & MOREI

PIANOS-ORGANSLOTS OF TRADE INS

FROM $250.All Floor Models On Sale

1-800-453-1001

_ MARLBORO - 5 Eaton Ct,Schoolroad West toColilngwood to Amherst Rd.Bat. & Sun., 5/30 & 5/31, 9am-Ipm. Toys, bikos. clothes/morel

LJ SOUTH BRUNSWICK34 Beekman Rd. (off Rt. 27)ATTIC/BARN SALE! Sat. &Sun , 5/30 & 5/31, 9am to 3pm.Sports cards, computar [tarns,comics, horse cart & sleigh,antiques, furniture, toys,games, clothes, household!

U MATAWAN - 4 ESSIE DR.(off Daniol Dr. & Matwan Ave ,n Mark Wood Development)MULTI-FAMILY - Sat. & Sun.,i/ao & 5/31, 9am to 5pm.

051 SportingEquipment

U MATAWAN/OLD BRIDGE4 FAMILIES! 84 Lqkeridge Dr.off Rt. 516) Sat., 5/30,iam-3pm. GREAT BUYSI

U SOUTH RIVER • 72, 74, 75& 83 Colfax St. (off Old BridgeTpk IW. Ferris) MULTI-FAMILY:Fit, Sat. & Sun., 5/29,30 & 31,8am-3pm. Antiques, tools,Great deals, 50 years of stuffl!

BED-KIng Extra thick promiummattress, box & frame, now Inplastic. Cost $1,199. Sell $475Dall 732-602-9603

LOVESEATS (2)Contemporary. Mint groon.Good condition. $50. each,"all 732-607-1740

MOVING SALE - Furniture,appl iances, books, 3 pc.Sreakfront, Dining room set,lamps, recllnerS. MORE!"all 732-679-0027

BED-Queon, premium mat-tress, box 6. framo. New Inplastic cost $1,000. sell $325.Call 732-B55-7883

MOVING SALEDining room tbl. china cabinet,wall unit, smoked glass, In-cludes bar. Call 732-495-5524

PATIO BLOCKSConcrete. Approximately 200,used. $.10 each. 732-721-0681

BEDROOM SET - KING.Black lacquor & brass. 5 yearsold. $BO0. Oak wood dosk1125. 3 pc. sectional couch1350. Call 732-521-3809

MOVING SALEOak Dininn Sot, urmoiro, oakond & coffno tables, NarvikQuaon bedroom cot, computerdesk, sofa with Iovo3oat &moral All good condition. Groatprices. Call 732-070-0033

INBALL Machine, WickerSofa & Chaise,UpholsteredSofa,Piano & Bench,Officedosk & Cradonza.732-972-0820

ING PONG TABLE,rofossional portable, $75.,

-onl cover, Solar 18x36, Gro-clan $75 Reol. 732-577-2852

GOLF CLUBSTitlelst. DCI, Oversized off-set.

Irons SW thru 3. Used1 1/2 seasons. Steel. Asking

$300. Call 732-972-1202

U MILLSTONE - 91 AGRESSId. (off Parrinovllle Rd.) Frl. S3at., 5/29 & 5/30. 9am to 3pm.:urnlture, craft Items,lousewarea.

STEPPER - LIFE FITNESSModel #5500. Exact as inHealth club. Groat condition.Originally, $1,800. Sell for$1,000. Call 732-342-9663

U MONROE TWP. - 9DlplerroDf., at Pines Developmentnear Matchaponlx Ave.) Sat,,5/30, 9am to 3pm. Toys,clothing, King mattress, andlew Items.I

u SPOTSWOODPUBLIC LIBRARY

548 Main St., Spotswood, atIntersection of Manalapan Rd.

Saturday, Juna 6th,10am to 3pm. Many vendors.

Communi ty Wide - BabyItems, Lawn Items, Clothing,Cappuccino Maker, Bric-a-brac. Lots of books on sale.RAIN DATS: Juna 7th. (Rainor Shine) For further details,

Call 733-251-1615.

TREADMILL • WESLO 0752 hp., 15 x 50 bolt, auto In-cline, pulse, and more. $300.Call 732-566-9008

U MORGANVILLE5 Mo Cue Rd, (off Church Rd.6 McKenzle) Sat., S/30, 9amto 4pm. Misc. housewaros,urniture, rooords/LOTS MORE

063 Instruction

BEDROOM SET- QUEEN.Almond gloss formica.Rounded cornors Triple drosri-or/mlrror. 2 largo night tbls.Hdbd. $795. Call?32-446-aO12.BEDROOM SET - Thomaavlllocontemporary. Lt. Oak, tiuoonplatform bod w/2 Bldo nighttablo armolros, 1 clbl. or'molro,& 1 doubla drossor w/2 innteli-Ing wall mlrrorti Exr. cond.$3,000, valuo Firnt $1,y()0takes It alll 732-238-7497

MOVING SALE - Dining rm.tbl. w/0 hinhback upholstorodchulrs, Formica. $500. 131k.loathor rod couch $;t00 Clian-diilalr $12S. Coffoo tbl. $75.Kltchan toblo w/0 chairs $300.Excolltmt cond 732-SHG-2315

POOL FILTERHaywood Sand & 4 It. dotneh-ahlo Inddor, Call 732-723-1085

060 Garage SalesU MORGANVILLE • 14 MillayRd. (off Union Hill). Sat. &Sun., 5/30 S 5/31, 9am to 4pmHousewaros, crystal, etc.

OOL TABLE - VALLEY MFG.Approx. 4 ft. x 0 II. MovlnoMUSTSELL IBon to f f o roaccoplod. Call 732-536-27/3

BEDROOM SETS (2)-Will IF.Formica, sovoial plonni; In.eluding doskti & nnmiirr)!, Uo;,toflor. 60D-924-4H0O, oxt 1H

PATIO FURNITURE00" tiihln with 4 illniuii r.hnlrii,2 i:luiiiio!i, 2 lockorii, '<*. otto-mans, 3 ainnll tablets Whltnwith light yolkm s.tmps. SSOO

Cull f:)p.!,:«j-!ili1ll

PRIVACYHEDGE/CEDAR/ARBORVrTAE.

3'-4' troo Will maturn Intoprivacy for wlndhroak 12 troominimum $8 fJ!i each! Gtd

Discount ~\ run f-nim1 -noo-ano-B23(t

CREDENZA - OAK$75 or host oflor.r:riii73a-<i:ii-flofi7

PATIO TABLEOkiy, tup lt'1" x 4:1" Cumin

moUl Mimimt Onn yihu nowCull fx' I>/:M»M:I!J

SOAKING TUBAmnnc.in fttumUud Boino,l)r,iml now. novor ui.exl AfikiiinStII'h Call 73a-44B-307B

DL-N F U R N m i H I ; - l-lh.inAllon H pci. Colonial d,ukwood Sof.i, mckm A morn$400 Cull 732-431-2630DESK • WOOIICN..3 It. X S 1/2 ft. Glaus lop.8 draworti Aokinn $200Call 73a-iiS7-1gOO

REFINISHINGGorman Trained PorfcctlonisHiifntlMmin a HoMurliif) • Ihtnd!.">li ip[iiii(| • Hiinniiittui, • KilohanCiililnot'i • Plntiou • I'mil t iil)leii• noiiis, liooL-.t /•X'W\-29Ui

TANNING BEDS: WOLFF/SUNMASTER HOME 8 com-inumuil iitdilinr] (it $1,49(100Cull 1 -H00-60!i-;l;'0a for yom(foo cataliuiuo or iiou it tndnyat hup /AVIVIV hjchin c^'n

WINDOWSUoubfii hung with Tilt, $50. ooCull 732-739-fiflia, aftor 0PM

DINETTE SCT - AN1IQUERattan. 48x30" tnblo. 2 side tn-blos, 30x20". 2 armchairs, 4side chairs w/l.aura Ashloyprint cushions. Paid $1,200.Asking $800. Call 732-617-00M

SECTIONALp PC wllh Full ni?fi tilnnnnr.Hoigo $200. Cnll 732-^07-1 /B4

DINING ROOM SET • Parsonsw/ 6 chairs, ape. don wall unit.Dlnetts set w/ 42" round glasstop & 4 chairs, white. Recllnorwall saver. 732-536-8061

WOLFF TANNING BEDS Tantil Homo Buy Direct andSAVE! Commercial/Homeunits from $1 90.00. LowMonthly Payments, FREE Col-ur C a t a l o g . Ca l l Today1-800-842-1310

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P HOLMDELMULTI-FAMILY SALE44 Chestnut Ridge Rd. (OFFBethany Rd.) Sat., S/30, 9am-3pm. Household, microwave,clothes (toen sizes & up).

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$1,124 due ® Inception + tax & MV Fees Includes1 $500 loyalty discount.

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