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JEFF GRANITDavid Albrecht, 12, tries to walk a straight line wearing Fatal Vision goggles during a session ofthe Old Bridge Youth Police Academy Tuesday. See story, page 3.

Borough finally getsincrease-free budget

Board gets earful on super's contractResidents say provisionsof deal with Fyffe not in

district's best interestBY JENNIFER DOMEStaff Writer

S ayreville residents repeat-edly used the words "dis-gusted" and "astronomical"

when speaking about the super-intendent of schools' new con-tract during a Board of Educationmeeting Tuesday.

Dennis Fyffe's contract,which the board approved inJune, gives the superintendent a29 percent raise over the nextthree years. In addition, the con-tract provides contributionstoward a pension plan, use of acell phone, and an autoallowance of $400 per month.

"You're theoretically slap-ping every taxpayer in the face,"Robin Cholowski of Stephen

Avenue said.Cholowski said she was so

upset with the board's approvalof the new contract that shebegan collecting signatures toremove some of the board mem-bers from their positions. Shesaid the movement is nothingpersonal against the board mem-bers.

"We've been telling you forthe last few months, you've gotto step up and come up withsome real long-term solutions,"Cholowski said.

"We're looking for faith andtrust and for you to make theright decision," Jeanne Monte ofAlbert Drive said.

Monte said that she hasalways fought for the school sys-tem in the past but wonders ifborough residents will ever passa school budget again after thedecisions the board made thisyear.

"I don't think the children'sbest interest was taken at hand,"Monte said.

Borough residents were origi-nally faced with a 24-cent taxincrease during the school elec-tions in April. After the proposedbudget and a separate questionfor capital improvement projectswas defeated, the BoroughCouncil cut $2 million from the2003-04 school budget, bringingthe tax increase down to 15cents.

As a result of the budgetreduction, the tax rate willincrease from $1.79 to $1.94 foreach $100 of assessed valuation,meaning a resident with a homeassessed at the borough averageof $138,000 will pay $207 morein school taxes for this comingschool year.

Board President Al Coxexplained Tuesday that two

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Sayreville officials saystrings were pulledto prevent tax hike

BY JENNIFER DOMEStaff Writer

M onths of debate aboutwhether a zero increasein taxes could be pulled

off resulted in just that onMonday.

During a special budget meet-ing, the Sayreville BoroughCouncil unanimously approved a2003 budget that carries noincrease for borough taxpayers.

While the state Department ofCommunity Affairs (DCA) noti-fied the borough Tuesday that thecouncil skipped a step in the bud-getary process and as a result mayneed to readopt the budget at anupcoming meeting, the matter isexpected to be resolved. The bor-ough should have forwarded theamendment eliminating the taxincrease to the DCA for approvalbefore the budget was adopted, aDCA spokeswoman said Tuesday.

"It's a technical issue; we'rerectifying it," DCA spokeswomanKara Wood said.

Once the DCA receives sup-porting documents for the changesin the budget that erased a previ-ous 2.8-cent tax rate increase, the.DCA will approve the budget andthe council can adopt it again,Wood said.

"In my mind, it's not clear-cutthat it needs to be done again,"Borough Business AdministratorJeffry Bertrand said Tuesday.

Borough officials believedthere was an understanding withDCA officials about the action toreduce the budget, Bertrand said.However, if the council needs toadopt the budget again, another

budget meeting will be scheduled,he said.

The vote to adopt the budgetwith no tax increase came afterBorough Chief Financial OfficerWayne Kronowski's new amend-ment proposal was unanimouslyapproved by the council at a bud-get meeting Monday. The amend-ment reduced several areas of thebudget, resulting in a stable taxrate of 70 cents.

In the spring, the council intro-duced this same budget with a 4.5-cent municipal tax increase. Thetax increase was reduced to 2.8cents in June after the councilamended it to include $250,000 instate extraordinary aid.

At that time, council membersPhyllis Batko and ThomasMarcinczyk refused to vote for atax increase and were chargedwith the task of coming up withreductions to bring the taxincrease down. Other councilmembers and Kronowski said theywere worried about losing thestate aid if changes were made tothe budget. They also questionedwhether the DCA would go alongwith a proposal to use first-timerevenues paid by AES Red Oak, apower plant that has a Payment inLieu of Taxes (PILOT) agreementwith the borough.

Kronowski told the council in amemo that the DCA said the bud-get would not be approved if itwas changed and the tax ratereduced. Since the elimination ofthe tax increase would rely on thenot-yet-secured contribution fromAES Red Oak, the DCA could notconsider the revenue as part of thisyear's budget.

Also, the DCA said the reduc-tions in the budget would be con-sidered a loss of services and


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PHOTOS BY JEFF GRANITOld Bridge Police Sgt. Robert Weiss (I) protects himself with his arms as a student hits one of the obstacles while wearing goggles that simulate a drunken-driving expe-rience. At right, a student in the Old Bridge Youth Police Academy has a difficult time walking a straight line during Tuesday's program.

A dizzying lesson offers youths clear view on DWIComponent of O.B.

Youth Police Academyoffers a lasting message

BY SUE M. MORGANStaff Writer

OLD BRIDGE — Things look wobbly,blurry and shaky when you've had toomuch to drink, according to townshipyouths who got a look at the world throughthe eyes of a drunken driver earlier thisweek.

Therein was Tuesday morning's lessonfor the 29 cadets attending this week's ses-sion of Old Bridge Youth Police Academy.Simply put: Don't drink and drive.

Watching the individual cadets drivingone of two golf carts through a windingcourse lined with traffic cones, as set up inthe parking lot of the township's ice arena,one might have suspected it was a driver'seducation class gone awry.

Instead, the young drivers, all betweenages 11 and 15, were merely finding outfirsthand what it feels like to operate a vehi-cle under the influence of drugs or alcohol.

For the effect of impaired driving, eachdriver wore a pair of vision-blurring FatalVision goggles while navigating the course.

As a result, the drivers tentatively drovethe course and usually ran over or side-swiped a traffic cone or two, or three, on theway.

Still, police sergeants Robert Weiss andSkip Regan, two of the academy's instruc-tors, remained good-natured, reminding thecadets of the overall purpose of the simulat-ed drunken driving exercise.

Weiss and Regan did challenge therecruits, who were divided into three differ- •ent squads for the exercise, with an incen-tive to drive safely. The squad who collec-tively knocked down the least number ofcones won merchandise provided by thetownship's Drug Abuse ResistanceEducation (DARE) program, Regan said.

Michelle Senese, 13, found that theorange cones lining the course showed up inplaces she did not expect.

"[Driving the course] was hard," saidMichelle, an eighth-grader at St. AmbroseSchool. "Everything just doesn't lookright."

Prior to driving the course with the gog-gles, the instructors allowed each cadet todrive it once without the eye wear, just toget the feel of the "road." Many cadets gotthrough the first drive without sideswipingor hitting any cones.

On the second go-round, wearing gog-gles, most did hit or at least brush by a cone.

Twins Veronica and Lisa Siringano, 13,who will also enter eighth grade at St.Ambrose next month, had somewhat oppos-ing experiences.

lisa hit two cones when she drove with-out wearing goggles and four cones whenshe was wearing them. The course's sharpcurves were the biggest challenge, shenoted.

"When you're wearing the goggles andgoing around the curves, it was harder todrive," Lisa said.

Veronica, however, hit two cones whenshe was wearing the goggles and four coneswhen she was not.

Nonetheless, Veronica admitted that thegoggles did distort her perception, she said.

"Everything appeared to be blurry," shesaid. "Something in front of you moved alot."

Daniel Hullings, 12, had a more pointedobservation about driving while intoxicatedand smoking cigarettes as well.

"It can hurt your insides," said theSandburg Middle School seventh-grader.

The two golf carts and traffic cones wereprovided by the Middlesex County RoadsDepartment. Three county road employeesreset the cones after each of the young driv-ers completed the winding course.

John Denney, a roads department super-visor, praised the township police for stagring the drunken driving simulation exercise.

"It was something I had to get involvedwith," said Denney, a township resident. "Ifthis helps one kid, it's worth it."

While one squad of cadets drove thecarts, the other two squads found out what itwould be like to take a roadside sobrietytest.

In one part of the parking lot, membersof one squad attempted to walk a straightline while wearing the goggles.

Cadet Jade Arnold, 13, initially kept herbalance, but then faltered.

"It's hard. You have the goggles on andyou can't stay on the line," said Jade, aneighth-grader at Jonas Salk Middle School.

"You can see your foot on the line, butthe line is ail wobbly," she added.

For extra effect, police Officer JoeMandola and Detective Marc Levine spunsome of the cadets, such as JosephSastogue, 12, around four times before theywalked the line.

"It's like you've had a few extra shots,"Mandola joked.

"I felt dizzy, very dizzy," said Joseph, aseventh-grader at Carl Sandburg MiddleSchool, after his turn walking the line.

Closer to the outside wall of the icearena, member^ of the third squad of cadetstook turns throwing tennis balls and a foot-ball to peers who tried to catch them.

While wearing the goggles, the cadettrying to catch the ball was acting .as theintoxicated driver, Regan explained. . <

Police officers often try to play catchwith a suspected drunk driver during asobriety test, he noted.

"[Police] drive around with tennis ballsand a football for this," Regan said.

Cadet Daniel Albrecht, 12, caught mostof the catches that came his way, but admit-ted that it was tough to do.

"The ball comes toward you and then itlooks like it's curving away," said Daniel,another Sandburg Middle School seventh-grader.

Fellow cadet Joe Fevelo, a Salk MiddleSchool student, agreed.

"The tennis balls were harder to catchthan the football," Joe said. "You think youhave a grip on them, but you don't."

The cadets are scheduled to graduatefrom the academy in a special ceremonytomorrow.

The purpose of the week-long training isto familiarize children with a better under-standing of police work and to raise aware-ness of law enforcement, the Web sitestates.

As for the cadets, Lisa Siringanosummed up the day's lesson.

"It's not good to drink and drive," shesaid. "You shouldn't do it. You could hurtsomeone or yourself."

Police, school board call for help catching vandalsBY SUE M. MORGANStaff Writer

OLD BRIDGE — Township police andthe Board of Education are asking for citi-zens' help in catching those who haverepeatedly vandalized the SouthwoodSchool.

According to police, unknown suspectshave spray-painted the exterior of the ele-mentary school on Southwood Drive withgraffiti several times since July 25.

Playground equipment on the premiseshas also been broken as a result of the crim-inal mischief which usually occurs onweekend nights, according to DetectiveSteve Daroci, who is handling the case.

In addition, the suspects have also spray-painted graffiti and damaged construction

equipment near the building, Daroci said.In the latest incident during the past

weekend, vandals pushed an air-condition-ing unit off the roof of the building's newaddition, he noted.

The K-5 school is one of many elemen-tary schools in the district where buildingadditions are being constructed during thesummer recess.

Due to the extent and frequency of theincidents, police suspect that more than oneperson has perpetrated the criminal mis-chief, Daroci said.

However, there are no known suspects atthis point, he added.

Board of Education President GailKubicke also urged the public to providepolice with any leads or information they

might have related to the vandalism.Kubicke, who resides in the Southwood

development that sends students to theschool, does not know who could beresponsible for the graffiti and damage, butspeculated that they might live in the imme-diate area.

"No one knows exactly who is doingthis," Kubicke said.

"This [school] seems to be an appealingattraction with the young folks who havenothing better to do with their time," sheadded.

The school board will take actionagainst anyone found guilty of the criminalmischief, Kubicke warned.

"We're very hopeful that [police ] willcatch whoever is doing this," she said. "The

board will prosecute whoever it is to thefullest extent of the law."

While some of the other schools under-going construction have experienced simi-lar vandalism, none have experienced asmany incidents as Southwood, Kubickenoted.

"This school seems to be the one wherethere have been the most problems,1! shesaid. \

School board members are stayingabreast of any incidents of criminal mis-chief through updates from the districtsuperintendent's office, she added. j

Anyone with any information regardingvandalism at Southwood School shouldcontact Detective Daroci at (732) 721-5600,ext. 3140. \ ^


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involvement and witBY JENNIFER POMEStaff Writer

M arian Burkard's hands shook asshe held the gold rosary beadsthat once belonged to the mother

of the Rev. Laurence H.F. Smith, the for-mer pastor of St. Bernadette's RomanCatholic Church, Sayreville.

The tiny beads given to her by the pas-tor provided Burkard comfort after herhusband passed away two years ago. Now,they are a connection to her friend, FatherSmith, who passed away Friday.

"He always came to talk to me,"Burkard said, remembering the ease withwhich Father Smith related to his parish-ioners.

Burkard, a member of St. Bernadette'sfor 40 years, said she was honored to givethe readings at a Mass offered in FatherSmith's memory Monday, as the pastorhad presided over her husband's funeralMass almosMwo years aga

Parishioner Bobby Gargiulo, sitting inthe church on Tuesday morning, remem-bered the important role that Father Smithplayed in his spiritual life. Gargiulo saidFather Smith will continue to guide himeven now.

"He was a very dear friend. I loved himvery much," said Gargiulo, a 20-yearmember of the church.

"He was the kindest man I ever met inmy life," he added.

The Rev. Laurence H.F. Smith

Father Smith was 60 years old when hepassed away at Thomas JeffersonUniversity Hospital, Philadelphia, Pa. St.Bernadette's temporary administrator andparochial vicar, the Rev. Ken Kolibas, saidthat Father Smith had been sick for a cou-ple of months.

"At the end, we ministered to him. Itwas difficult for him because he neverwanted to be sick," Father Kolibas said.

Father Kolibas worked with FatherSmith for a little more than a year, justbefore Smith was installed as the pastor ofSt. Bernadette's last July. Father Smith wasa generous man who quietly did things forothers, Kolibas said.

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"He reached out to all the priests whowere hurting, or sick," Father Kolibas said."He always offered them his house, ameal, anything.-

But Father Smith offered more than hisgood works and kind words. According toFather Kolibas, he also had quite a sense ofhumor.

"He was a comic in the sense of theword that he loved to make people laugh,"Father Kolibas said, producing a rubbermask in the shape of a pig from a boxstored on the floor of Father Smith'soffice.

Scattered about the walls of Smith'soffice are photographs of his fellowpriests, his family and his parishioners.Certificates also adorn the pastor's walls,particularly honors he received from hisduties with the U.S. Army ReserveNational Guard. According to his obituary,Father Smith was a retired lieutenantcolonel and served as chaplain with theNational Guard from 1973 until Sept. 30 oflast year.

Father Smith came to St. Bernadette'sin 2000 after working with 15 parishes andCatholic schools in New York and New

Jersey. Most recently, he was assigned toSt. Mary's Roman Catholic Church ofSouth Amboy. He also worked as theJ.F.K. Hospital Coordinator of CatholicChaplains from 1997 until 1999.

Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., Father Smithreceived a bachelor's degree in history andphilosophy from St. John's University inNew York in 1963. He also earned a mas-ter's degree from the ImmaculateConception Seminary in Huntington, N.Y.,in 1978 and attended the Command andGeneral Staff College of the U.S. Army in1991.

Father Smith was ordained a priest inJune 1968 in Brooklyn and served as chap-lain for many organizations, including thestate Catholic War Veterans, the SouthAmboy Knights of Columbus and theAncient Order of Hibernians of SouthAmboy.

Father Smith was predeceased by hisparents, Herbert and Margaret Smith.

Known to his parishioners as a manwho never rested, Father Smith was laid tohis final rest at St. John's Cemetery, locat-ed in Queens, N.Y., on Tuesday.

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for members of the Sayrevillegoverning body, and that may

be the reason certain officialswere willing to do just about any-thing to see that there is nomunicipal tax increase, and alsowhy just about everyone nowwant to take credit for that accom-plishment.

Regardless, borough residentscan be happy that, for once, atleast one portion of their propertytax bill will remain stable.

The Borough Council seemsto have taken a different approachthan Sayreville's Board ofEducation, which implemented ahefty school tax increase this yearand then voted to give the super-intendent a $40,000 salaryincrease over the next three years.

But if you ask who gets creditfor sparing residents a municipaltax increase, you might get a vari-ety of different answers.

The fact of the matter is, how-ever, that two council members,Phyllis Batko and ThomasMarcinczyk, stopped the councilfrom adopting a budget in Julythat would have raised taxes by$38 on the average home. Threeother council members voted forthat budget during that meeting.

When asked to find savings in

the budget to eliminate the taxincrease, Batko and Marcinczykdid just that. Since other .officialswere reluctant to accept thosebudgetary changes without theblessing of Chief FinancialOfficer Wayne Kronowski, thecouncil tried again last week topass the budget with the taxincrease. Batko, Marcinczyk andDennis Grobelny again stoppedits passage.

This week, the whole councilvoted in favor of the new budgetwith the zero increase afterKronowski presented a budgetamendment incorporating someof the council members' proposedcuts along with additional rev-enues from two sources.

Now, if they like, they can alltake credit for keeping taxes sta-ble.

Regardless of the politics, res-idents can be thankful that mem-bers of their governing body wentthe extra mile to avoid raisingtaxes in the face of a strugglingeconomy and an ever-increasingbill for school taxes. Elected offi-cials often say that they hate toapprove a tax hike but that theyhave no choice.

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Where is car insurance, property tax reform for NJ residents?

T his is a copy of an e-mail Irecently sent to state Sen.Barbara Buono and

Assembly members Peter Barnesand Patrick Diegnan.

Well, it is now official.According to a recent morning'snews, New Jersey again is beingrecognized for having the highestauto insurance rates in all 50states. And the state has the honorof having this distinction for eightout of the last 10 years. When, oh,when, will someone in the stateLegislature do something that isimportant to the residents of thisstate?

This issue has been ongoing

for as long as I can remember,and every year the residents arepromised relief, usually justbefore an election. Should I con-tinue?

Well, now that you mention it,property taxes are in the same cat-egory. Every year they increase,and every year the legislatorspromise change. Now the topic ofconversation regarding propertytaxes is a constitutional con-vention. This is another way forlegislators to avoid making thehard decisions, especially a deci-sion that might upset New Jerseyteachers, and, ultimately theirvotes.

Having been active in EastBrunswick as a TownshipCouncil member for eight years, Idon't like writing a letter like thisone. But the end result is thatNew Jersey state legislators havenothing to be proud of when itcomes to solving the larger prob-lems.

In my opinion it all comesdown to business relationships instate government and votes dur-ing elections. Am I jaded? Youbet.

Jerome O'ConnorEast Brunswick

Gillespie, Testino, Maher will lighten tax burden in O.B.

I read with great interest yourrecent front-page articleexplaining how the Old

Bridge Economic DevelopmentCorporation (EDC) hired an engi-neering firm to create a redevel-opment plan for the formerOlympia and York property, and Imust commend EDC PresidentPatrick Gillespie for finally get-ting the ball rolling on turningthis land into a positive revenuegenerator for Old Bridge. That iswhy I believe Pat Gillespie is theright choice for councilman-at-

large in the November electionand Jim Phillips is the best manto be our next mayor.

As EDC president, Mr.Gillespie has vowed to bring toOld Bridge clean, commercial taxratables instead of more housingdevelopments which are chokingour township. Gillespie andincumbent Councilmen EdTestino and Dennis Maher arerunning for council along withmayoral candidate Jim Phillipson a platform of putting an end tooverdevelopment in Old Bridge.

I strongly support Jim Phillipsfor mayor, and a vote for Phillipsand his team of Gillespie, Testinoand Maher is a vote to lighten thetax burden on Old Bridge home-owners by bringing in the rightkind of development. Give JimPhillips a chance to save some ofthe green, open space that is leftin our township. Vote for JimPhillips on Election Day.

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Initiative will help fund research for autism cure

W hen Gov. JamesMcGreevey recentlysigned legislation that

devotes money collected fromtraffic fines to funding autismresearch, our state renewed itscommitment to finding a cure forthis disability. This groundbreak-ing initiative will provide approx-imately $3 million a year to bene-fit people affected by autism.

It is estimated that at least onein 500 people statewide haveautism. New Jersey remains at the

forefront in finding a cure forautism because programs like thisbuild public awareness and helpto fund research. Usually diag-nosed before age 3, autism is adevelopmental disability charac-terized by atypical, often repeti-tive behaviors and deficits in so-cial and communication skills.More prevalent in boys than girls,it knows no racial, ethnic orsocial boundaries.

The New Jersey Center forOutreach and Services for the

Autism Community, or COSAC(www.njcosac.org) helps peoplewith autism to obtain appropriate,effective services to maximizetheir individual growth. COSACsupports this legislation andencourages other states to launchsimilar programs.

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Science supports call to ban R E G I S T E R N O Wsmoking in NJ. restaurantsW i "ould you take your family to

eat in the middle of a chemicalfactory? Or give your kids a

plate of chicken fingers served with mus-tard gas? Or let them go to an asbestosplagued school? Of course not. Yet, par-ents unknowingly expose their childrenand themselves to similar deleteriouscarcinogens each time they set foot in afamily tavern and other restaurants thatpermit smoking.

Second-hand smoke is classified as aClass A carcinogen, containing 4,000chemical compounds, including 43known carcinogens. More than just a nui-sance, the documented facts and medicalevidence prove it is a killer, and the rootcause of other serious health conditions.

Each year, second-hand smoke islinked to 53,000 deaths in the UnitedStates. Non-smokers, including children,suffer more immediate consequences. Inaddition to triggering asthma attacks,increasing the chances of Sudden InfantDeath Syndrome in infants and causingupper respiratory infections in children,recent studies conclude that second-handsmoke poses a serious health risk topatrons and employees at restaurants.

A study published in the July 2001issue of International Journal of Cancerproves lung cancer triples when peopleare routinely exposed to second-handsmoke. Another study published in theAugust 2001 Journal of the AmericanMedical Association shows inhaling sec-ond-hand smoke for as little as 30 min-utes can cause the same reduced bloodflow experienced during a heart attack.

Simply separating die smoking andnon-smoking section does little to pro-tect patrons. Even in 1986 the SurgeonGeneral's Report concluded that simplyseparating non-smokers from smokers inthe same airspace does not eliminatetheir exposure to second-hand smoke.That's like saying it's possible to chlori-nate half of a swimming pool if you putup a rope separating the kiddie sectionfrom the deep end.

With each new discovery that second-hand smoke kills, public awareness andlack of tolerance for public smoking hasaccelerated. Despite ongoing tobacco in-dustry attacks against the undisputed sci-ence surrounding the dangers of second-hand smoke, municipalities across thenation are passing ordinances completelyprohibiting smoking in enclosed places.

Except in New Jersey. [In 2000] thePrinceton Health Council attempted toremove smoking in its restaurants, buttheir ordinance was overturned becauseof a state statute that restricts home ruleregarding tobacco policies.

In the private sector, many work-places have gone smoke-free on theirown, as well as some fast food chainsand individual restaurants. However, thevast majority of family taverns — whichseems to be an oxymoron in and of itself— ignore the obvious risks, permitsmoking and contribute to more expo-sure by recruiting younger patronsthrough birthday promotions and extrav-agant children's menus.

Lots of people talk about rights ofrestaurant owners to serve the public;however, few care to discuss the recipro-cal obligations that come with those

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Dr. Fred M. Jacobs

rights. Once we have established thatsecond-hand smoke is dangerous don'tproprietors, specifically those who caterto families, have an obligation to requirepeople engaged in harmful activities todo so outside of their facility?

Going smoke-free is not unconstitu-tional, it does not take away the rights ofrestaurant owners and it doesn't equateinto lost revenue.

When scientists and communitiesidentify harmful activities that endangerothers, we must be steadfast in ourefforts to alleviate the problem and pro-vide immediate solutions. Knowinglyneglecting the situation only puts morepeople at risk and questions the motiva-tion of individuals who claim to careabout protecting people from hazardousconditions.

Dr. Fred M. Jacobs is the chairman ofNew Jersey Breathes, an independent, col-lective voice for tobacco control convenedby the Medical Society of New Jersey.

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At its Aug. 8 meeting, the township'sZoning Board of Adjustment voted 5-1 togrant a use variance to the applicant,Northwood Manor at Old Bridge, based inGlen Rock, Bergen County, to constructthe two buildings that will be known col-lectively as Northwood Manor.

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SAYREVILLE — Tears well in theeyes of a Sayreville War Memorial HighSchool guidance counselor as she somber-ly recalls the events of Sept. 11, 2001.

Images like this fill the borough-cen-tered half-hour documentary titledConnections: One Town One Day, whichproducers Susan Pellegrini and Jim Aleskiwill screen for the first time next month onthe two-year anniversary of the terroristevent.

Pellegrini, a SWMHS televisionteacher, and Aleski, a Sayreville graduateand local filmmaker, captured the hauntingrecollections of how borough residents andofficials responded to the tragic events of9/11 with the help of high school students.

"The students were the push that gotthis started," Aleski said.

"One of the powerful things aboutdoing this was it was something I coulddo," Pellegrini said. "We wanted to dowhat we could. I'm not a policeman, I'm afilmmaker."

The video is dedicated to four boroughresidents who lost their lives Sept. 11, yetAleski said the documentary is actually areflection of how "Anyplace, USA," dealtwith the tragedy of that day and its after-math.

While most people in the United Stateswere not as directly linked to the WorldTrade Center devastation as the boroughwas on Sept. 11, Aleski said he believesthat the emotions of the residents are uni-versal.

"Everyone had their own story, buteveryone had the same story," Aleski said.

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Continued from previous pageto the events, while teachers and guidancecounselors speak about how they told theirstudents the news.

Fourth-grade students and high schoolstudents talk about the fear and the ques-tions they had, and borough residentsrecall their commute home from New YorkCity or their call to duty as police officersand firefighters.

Some residents also speak about theaftermath — the rise of patriotism in theircommunity and the feelings of localMuslims or those of __^_______^____Middle Easterndescent.

Regardless ofwhere documentarysubjects were onSept. 11, or howpersonally thetragedy affectedthem, Pellegrini saidthe common link = ^ = = =among all the resi-dents was the intensity of their stories.

"Each time we did an interview, we hadto relive that day," Pellegrini said.

SWMHS students helped Pellegrini andAleski film the documentary subjects,resulting in more than 50 hours of footage.While the filming took place fromSeptember to November 2001, studentscontinued to help Aleski and Pellegriniwith the project last year. The studentshelped transcribe the residents' words,which was a big help in the post-produc-tion stage of the documentary project,Aleski said.

Jill Danku, a recent SWMHS graduateand freshman at Rutgers University, NewBrunswick, said she was happy to take partin the project since, just like everyAmerican, she was deeply affected bySept. 11.

"I think it's great. I think it's one of thebest things the TV studio did last year,"

"I think it's great. I thinkit's one of the best things

the TV studio did last year."

Danku said.Almost 60 people were interviewed by

the filmmakers, and the stories werewoven together to create a seamless narra-tive about the events and their aftermath.

"As a filmmaker, it was much harder tomake this than I ever fathomed," Aleskisaid.

Next month, on Sept. 11 at 7:30 p.m., aspecial screening of the documentary willtake place in the high school auditorium,located off Washington Road.

Pellegrini and Aleski said they inviteany member of thecommunity whowas inspired by thetragic events of thatday two years agoto share their artisticcreations with thecommunity at theSept. 11 Commem-Jill Danku

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addition to the doc-umentary screening, the high school choiris scheduled to perform, a teacher from theschool will read poetry she wrote about9/11, and another film, titled Prayer,which was produced by Pellegrini, willalso be shown.

"We'd really like this event to be howthe community commemorates this eventthis year," Pellegrini said.

Aleski said that since so many boroughresidents, including teachers, police offi-cers, firefighters and politicians, lent theirtime to the documentary, he and Pellegrinifelt the borough residents should be thefirst to view the project.

"I think it was healing for myself, aswell as the people who spoke," Pellegrinisaid about the documentary.

For more information about the film orthe Sept. 11 Commemorative Event, con-tact Aleski with'349 Media at (732) 259-0498.

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Aug. 25-Sept. 23• Benefit yard sale, sponsored by the

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3 chargedin drug bustBY SUE M. MORGANStaff Writer

OLD BRIDGE — Township detectivesthwarted a suspected drag transaction out-side a Parkwood Drive apartment buildingFriday night

The arrests of two male residents of theParkwood Apartments and a South Amboywoman resulted from an ongoing policeinvestigation into suspected drag activity atthe complex, according to Capt. DennisCronin, head of the township's detectivebureau.

Police are continuing to investigateactivities related to what police described asa lucrative drag business that was allegedlyran out of the Parkwood apartment, Croninnoted.

"This was a long, successful investiga-tion that came to a very good conclusion,"Cronin said. "But it's still ongoing."

Police arrested and charged Ronald P.Patterson, 30, a resident of Building 7 in thecomplex, with possession of under 50grams of marijuana and possession withintent to sell an illegal substance.

His roommate, Herman L. Yarnell, 31,was charged with possession of under 50grams of marijuana and possession of dragparaphernalia.

Both men were apprehended by detec-tives at 9:46 p.m. Friday outside their apart-ment, police reported.

The 500-unit apartment complex islocated between Route 9 northbound andErnston Road.

Darlene I. Morton, 45, of South Amboy,was arrested at the same location andcharged with conspiracy to purchase a con-trolled dangerous substance.

Police suspect Morton, who was laterreleased on her own recognizance, hadgone to the two men's apartment unitexpecting to buy drugs.

Patterson is being held at the MiddlesexCounty Adult Correction Center, NorthBrunswick, on $10,000 bail with a 10 per-cent option. Yarnell was released on hisown recognizance, police said.

Blood drive planned forAug. 24 in South Amboy

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• Fibroids lead to cancer. "Nottrue," says Dr. Minkin. "Fibroids arerarely cancerous, but they can be prob-leirjatic, causing pelvic pain and discom-fort. They also can be a cause of heavyperiods." Today there are several optionsfor treating fibroids, many which allowwomen to preserve their uterus andavoid hysterectomy.

• Women are responsible formost fertility problems. "Incorrect,"says Dr. Minkin. "Research shows thatwhen fertility problems arise, men andwomen are almost equally responsible."There are, however, new medicationsand treatment options that doctors canuse to help determine and correct aproblem.

Other chapters of the book reviewcontraception, diseases and disorders of

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Dr. Minkin says, "I want women tohave accurate and reliable informationabout the changes their bodies experi-ence during the reproductive years.Women should use this book of knowl-edge as a stepping stone to talking withtheir doctors."

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There are some simple ways to staysafe during a thunderstorm. "Stay in-doors or in your car," recommendsChristine Wade, R.N., B.S.N., M.S.N.,C.E.N., clinical coordinator of theEmergency Department of St. Peter'sUniversity Hospital, New Brunswick. Themetal roof of a car will allow the electric-ity to reach the ground without harmingthe individuals seeking shelter inside.

"You don't want to be holding anymetal objects," added Wade. Thisincludes metal objects inside the car andboth inside and outside the home.Golfers should not hold metal clubs on agolf course during a storm.

The nature of electricity is to find theclosest path to the ground. Lighteningwill use tall trees, flagpoles or any objectthat is taller than its surroundings as aconductor. Those caught in a stormshould not seek shelter under a tree orstand near any such objects.

Conversely, "You don't want to bestanding out in the middle of an openfield, either," warned Wade, "becauseyou will be the tallest conductor in thearea."

If suitable shelter is not available, youshould crouch down with your head low.Because lightning can travel on the wetground and shock someone who is lyingdown, only the feet should be touchingthe ground.

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ADHD medicationbeing studied in teens

Stimulant medications such asAdderall and Ritalin are widely used forattention deficit/hyperactivity disorder(ADHD). These medications have beenstudied and approved by the FederalDrug Administration for children withADHD. However, no medication forADHD has been specifically approvedfor adolescents.

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"The new oncology unit affords ourpatients the best possible care withintheir own community," said Old Bridgedirector of patient services Jane Kerzah,R.N., M.S.N., C.N.A.A., B.C. "This unitserves as a multifaceted cancer treat-ment program that takes full advantageof Raritan Bay Medical Center's affilia-tion with the Cancer Institute of NewJersey and is an extension of the oncol-ogy program already in place at thePerth Amboy Division."

Ofelia Lim, R.N., B.S.N., is thepatient care coordinator for the unit."Oncology patients have specialneeds," said Lim. "Our physicians andnurses address the distinct psychologi-cal needs of the patient and their fam-ily during the diagnosis and treatmentprocess. Management of the patient'spain is also a priority and is handledprecisely by our clinical staff. Our nurs-es assist patients in managing and cop-ing with their symptoms."

All of the clinical and support stafffor the unit work exclusively on the on-cology floor, which allows them to useand develop expertise in the care ofcancer patients. This arrangement ben-efits both the patients and the hospitalprofessionals. The physicians, nursesand nursing assistants gain a familiaritywith each other, which in turn gener-ates better communication and efficien-cy. Subsequently, patients are cared forby those with experience and skill inthe treatment of their specific medicalcondition.

In addition to staff, who have expe-rience working with oncology patients,clinical staff who wish to develop theirexpertise in this special field have atargeted learning opportunity."Through observation, training andperformance, our nurses can advancetheir skills in treating cancer," said OldBridge director of nursing Pat Zdan,R.N., M.S.N., C.C.R.N., A.P.N. "In fact,having a well-established oncology unitand experienced staff can help to morequickly identify potentially dangeroussymptoms, get patients the care thatthey need, and send them home with-out delay."

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As the population of Americaages, an epidemic of maculardegeneration is occurring.Affecting some 2 million Americans,it is rapidly becoming one of thetop causes of blindness in ourcountry. Macular degenerationoccurs in two types, a dry form anda wet form. The most common isthe dry form. In the dry maculadegeneration, the photoreceptorsin the retina gradually diminishcausing a slow deterioration ofvision. In contrast the wet typecauses rapid loss of vision oftentimes in a matter of weeks. A recentstudy revealed that vitamins rich inantioxidants such as Vitamin A C,and E as well as Zinc and Copperhelped to delay the progression ofdry macular degeneration.

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There is an important linkbetween vision and learningBy Dr. Moshe Roth

D id you know that during the first12 years of life, nearly 80 per-cent of learning is accomplished

through the eyes? Yet one out of fourchildren ages 5-12 struggles with readingand learning because of undiagnosed vi-sion problems.

Are undiagnosed vision problemsbecoming epidemic? "It is estimated thatmore than 10 million children (ages 0 to10) suffer from vision problems."(National Parent Teacher Association,1999)

How could this be? First, only 5 per-cent of actual vision problems arecaught through standard vision screen-ings. Second, if the screening shows thata child can see 20/20, vision problemsare incorrectly ruled out.

The chart that is used for standardvision screenings (Snellen Chart) wasdeveloped in the 1800s. This test onlymeasures how well a person sees certainsizes of letters from a distance of 20 feet.Specifically, the first 20 in 20/20 meansyou are looking at the chart from 20 feetaway. The second 20 means you cansee the size of letter you are supposed tosee from 20 feet. It doesn't tell us any-thing about how well a child sees upclose where reading takes place.

The point is that 20/20 is only ameasure of how one sees at distance,and tells nothing about how someonefunctions at near, where we do most ofour learning.

As we prepare for the new schoolyear, we are anxious to see if this yearwill be better than last. Many parents arehoping the new teacher(s) will make adifference. However, when a child hasa vision problem that is interfering withhis or her academic performance, noamount of change or extra help willmake a difference until the vision prob-lem is fixed.

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EAST BRUNSWICK, NJ- William R.McDonagh, President of McDonaghChrysler Jeep located on Route 18, hasjust announced plans to have a $99 usedcar and truck sale this Saturday, August23, 2003 between 9am and 2pm at hisdealership.

For well over a year, sales at thedealership have been booming. Frankly,sales have been so good that thedealership is continuously breaking salesrecords. New vehicle sales are currently atan all time high. Subsequently, thequantity of used car trade-ins in theirinventory has increased enormously. Theseadditional vehicles must be sold at anycost.

In addition to dealer trades, extra vehicleshave been purchased at incredible savingsfrom banks, repossession companies,auctions, credit unions, lease companies,and rental companies solely for this sale.This sale will make vehicles available thatwould not normally be sold to the generalpublic.

According to Mark Inshassi, thedealership's General Manager, "This willbe a sale like none other before."Customers interested in participating canarrive as early as 8am to inspect the entireinventory. All vehicles will be displayedon the southern side of the dealership.Every vehicle will be cleaned and fullyprepared for delivery. At 9am, Inshassiwill mark the special sale price on eachand every vehicle.

Vehicles in every price range will beoffered during this sale, including some at$99. While looking through an inventorylist, McDonagh said, "The discountsoffered during this sale are going to bemind-blowing. For example, we have anamazing 1994 Saab 900 convertible. Thisis a beautiful vehicle that would normallysell for over $5900. During the sale thisSaturday, we're selling it for under $3000.This will truly be a once-in-a-lifetimebuying opportunity."

When questioned about financingavailability for customers, McDonaghanswered, "I've given the dealership'sfinancing manager the resources to getany customer's credit approved on thespot, regardless of his or her past credithistory. This means that someone whomay have a less-than-perfect credithistory can participate in this sale, have

his or her credit approved, and drive theirvehicle home by lunchtime on Saturday.Even if a customer's credit report shows abankruptcy, divorce, tax lien, slowpayment history, repossession, or if acustomer is a first-time buyer, we can getthem approved."

McDonagh also said that some of thearea's largest automotive wholesalerswould be on hand competing for yourtrade-in on Saturday. Customers can getthe maximum value for their present car,and at the same time, pick up a later modelvehicle for far below current book value.Customers wishing to trade-in a vehicleshould bring their title or payment bookfor immediate delivery. McDonaghChrysler Jeep will even pay off yourtrade-in, no matter how much you stillowe on it.

McDonagh stressed, "At the close of thesale at 2pm Saturday, we will resume ourregular pricing. Most of these surplusvehicles will get sent directly to auctionsfor liquidation. So, if anyone has beenthinking about purchasing a good, clean,dependable pre-owned car, truck, van orsport-utility vehicle, don't miss thisspectacular sale."

Inshassi added, "This is absolutely thebest time to purchase great pre-ownedvehicles at awesome savings. If youhesitate, you might miss it."

If you are currently in the market for apre-owned vehicle, great deals are going tobe right here, close to home, at McDonaghChrysler Jeep in East Brunswick. Thisspecial, one day only, $99 Used Car Salewill be held this Saturday, August 23rd.Inspection starts promptly at 8am. Saleprices, starting at $99, will be posted at9am. All vehicles will be sold on a firstcome, first served basis, and Mr.McDonagh has requested that otherdealers or dealer representatives intendingto purchase vehicles for resale at theirdealerships please not attend this sale.

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OLD BRIDGE — An Indiana firm hasbeen awarded a $53,500 contract to set upa computerized notification system allow-ing police to call residents about emergen-cies.

At its Aug. 11 meeting, the TownshipCouncil unanimously chose SigmaCommunications Inc., Indianapolis, as thevendor to install and implement the soft-ware for the Reverse 911 automated sys-tem, which will be run by the Old BridgeTownship Police Department.

The system should be up and running"as soon as possible," according to town-ship Business Administrator and PublicSafety Director Alayne Shepler.

The Reverse 911 system would allowpolice and emergency service personnel tonotify and provide instructions to OldBridge residents in the event of any natu-ral or man-made disaster, police officialshave stated.

Residents could be warned about anyemergency situation including inclementweather, floods, fires, explosions, chemi-cal releases or nearby terrorist action viathe system's ability to access a database oftelephone numbers.

The system also has many other impor-tant uses, according to police Capt. RobertBonfante, who strongly advocated its pur-chase.

Residents could be contacted aboutmissing children or adults, road closuresor power outages, Bonfante said.

"Our No. 1 priority is to notify the peo-ple in an emergency," he said.

"This is a very positive tool for theemergency services in this town," he said."We'll be able to contact [all township res-idents] in the event of an emergency."

Bonfante and Sgt. Robert Weiss toldthe Township Council about the merits ofbuying the system during several meetingslast fall and winter.

They proposed a system exclusivelyfor Old Bridge rather than "piggybacking"onto one recently implemented by theMiddlesex County Office of EmergencyManagement.

The township's proximity to New YorkCity and the immediate need to let resi-dents know of any threatened or actual ter-rorist activity there was reason enough forOld Bridge to have its own system, saidBonfante, a member of MiddlesexCounty's counterintelligence and terror-ism unit.

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SAYREVILLE — Borough CouncilmanThomas Marcinczyk will have to justify sev-eral zoning violations regarding his privatebusiness during an upcoming court hearing.

The borough's zoning office issuedMarcinczyk a summons earlier this monthfor violations regarding his FloralscapesFlower Shop on Bordentown Avenue.

The zoning officer determined therewere several compliance issues with thezoning variance granted for the business inNovember last year, Borough BusinessAdministrator Jeffry Bertrand saidTuesday.

The variance allowed Marcinczyk toprovide just 15 parking spaces on the

premises, although a borough ordinancewould normally require 20 spaces. None ofthe 15 parking spaces, however, exist atthe site, Bertrand said.

In addition, three signs —- includingone facade sign, one free-standing sign andone banner sign — were permitted as partof the variance. The summons states thatthe signs on the premises currently exceedthe permitted quantity, Bertrand said.

Also, the lack of a landscaped bound-ary, consisting of pine trees, around the siteremains a problem. The number of burialmonuments allowed to be displayed out-side — which the Zoning Board ofAdjustment capped at 15 — and other out-door storage was also an issue listed on the

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Continued from previous pagesummons, according to Bertrand.

Marcinczyk's attorney, Frank Capece,called the summons, "a garden-varietyzoning charge."

"The charges, we believe, are not accu-rate, and they're a misrepresentation of thezoning code," Capece said.

Gapece and Marcinczyk are scheduledto appear in municipal court in Carteret toresolve the summons.

The date and time of the hearing werenot yet known.

Marcinczyk said this week that he can-not resolve many of the issues in the sum-mons until problems with the MiddlesexCounty engineer's office are worked out.Marcinczyk said his own engineer is work-ing with the county to determine the cor-rect property line of Floralscapes, since thecounty is preparing to do sewer work in thearea.

Marcinczyk appeared before theZoning Board of Adjustment on Nov. 28 oflast year. The councilman also operatesMarcinczyk & Sons, a Burial Vaults andMonuments business, out of the same loca-tion on Bordentown Avenue.

Marcinczyk was represented before theboard by Casper P. Boehm Jr., who said atthe time that the property was given twouse variance approvals — one in 1975 andanother in 1978.

These two variances approved theflower shop and the two-family residenceon the property, Boehm said.

Board members expressed most of theirconcern with the buffering of the businessfrom the surrounding residences, and themaintenance of machinery and materialson the property.

In order to block the view of the vari-ous machinery and materials thatMarcinczyk uses in his business, the boardrequired mat he erect a 6-foot fence and aliving boundary of pine trees to block theneighbor's view.

The board also restricted the storage ofitems in the back area to the woodenplanks, which Marcinczyk uses to coverburial plots after they've been dug, bags ofmulch, and other such products that are notused in the winter time.

Marcinczyk said at the Nov. 28 meetingthat he would be able to remove any con-crete or stones that were not being used.

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Fyffe contractContinued from page 1

board members, Peter Barone and DanDiPaolo, abstained from voting on Fyffe'snew contract. Board members Curtis Clarkand Kevin Ciak voted against the contract,while Cox, Board Vice President Joseph

' Bera, Arthur Rittenhouse, Ronald VanTineand Joseph Myers voted in favor of it.

After the board determined that theywould like to reappoint Fyffe, Cox said hewas elected board president and chose toappoint a committee to handle the contractnegotiations with the superintendent. Thecommittee, which consisted ofRittenhouse, VanTine and Myers, heldseveral meetings with Fyffe and reportedtheir discussions to the rest of the board onseveral occasions.

The process went on from Februaryuntil June, when Fyffe's contract wasapproved by the board.

The superintendent's current salary is$138,000 for this year. Next year Fyffewill earn $156,000, followed by $168,000in the second year of the contract and$178,000 in the third year of the contract.The fourth and fifth years of the contractwill be renegotiated when the time comes,district officials said.

According to Cox, the board looked atthe North Brunswick School District, adistrict they said was comparable to theborough's, as a model for the superinten-dent's compensation.

"We felt it was a fair negotiationbetween the superintendent and theboard," Cox said.

Bera said in July that previously, Fyffehad a salary at the lower end of the scale.Fyffe's new contract brings him more inline with the salary of superintendents incomparable school districts, Bera said.

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school district was at risk of losing Fyffe,especially since similar school districtshave recently shelled out significantlymore money for superintendents thanFyffe was previously making. For exam-ple, West Windsor recently hired a super-intendent for $175,000 a year, he said.

The board was concerned with the sta-bility of the school district, Bera said, andsaid he is pleased that Fyffe will be inplace for another five years.

Soon after the contract was approved,Ciak agreed that Fyffe is worth the moneyin the contract. However, Ciak said hecould not vote in favor of the contractbecause of the defeat of the school budgetby borough voters earlier this year, fol-lowed by the school budget cut by theBorough Council and with the opening ofthe new upper elementary school nextyear.

Clark said he agrees with Ciak."It's nothing against Mr. Fyffe's per-

formance," Ciak said earlier this month. "Ijust felt it wasn't appropriate for that kindof raise."

While some questioned his credentials,many residents at Tuesday's meetingechoed Ciak's feelings on Fyffe, statingthat their issue was not with him or hiswork.

"He's gone out and selected outstand-ing individuals on the administrativeteam," Cox said. He added that Fyffe hasbrought in state aid and saved money inseveral areas for the district.

"We felt he was doing a good job," Coxsaid.

One resident said he agreed with theterms of the new contract.

"I feel that Mr. Fyffe is an excellentadministrator," Casmeir Mahle Whitesaid. "We've got a good superintendent,let's pay him.

On the other hand, borough residentStanley Drwal said that if Fyffe was goingto leave the district if the new contract wasnot approved, the board should have lethim go.

"I think what you've done is you'vehurt the future," Drwal said.

"I feel betrayed by all of you," said PatMelillo, wife of Councilman John Melillo."I'm ashamed that I voted for any of you,except for (Ciak and Clark)."

Party, concert to closelibrary summer season

An end-of-summer party and concertwill be held at 1 p.m. on Aug. 23 at the OldBridge Public Library Main Branch, Route516 and Cottrell Road. All ages are wel-come.

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EAST BRUNSWICK — Some 32New Jersey children who lost a parent onSept. 11, 2001, have received money froma local charity organization so they canlearn to play music or advance their skills.

But, having doled out close to $19,000raised through local musical events andthe sale of merchandise, the Jersey Jams,Jersey Cares organization, run by BobMakin, of Myrtle Road in East Brunswick,is not willing to stop there. This summer,Makin's organization launched a new pro-gram — Jerry Jams, Jerry Cares.

And, you guessed it, the Jerry in ques-tion is the late Jerry Garcia of GratefulDead fame. Makin and numerous areamusicians are playing Garcia's music andraffling off prizes at several New Jerseyvenues in order to raise more money formusic scholarships given to childrenaffected by Sept. 11.

Makin said he found it only Fitting touse the Grateful Dead's music as a way ofraising money. Not only do the musicianswant to play the music, but the fans wantto hear it. Furthermore, members of theDead, notably bassist Phil Lesh and drum-mer Mickey Hart, have been known tohelp with music education initiatives. AndJerry, who died in 1995, would surelyapprove.

"Jerry was so incredibly popular, andhe was so incredibly kind and generous,"Makin said. "And he certainly had a child-like spirit. I think he liked childrenbecause he kind of was one."

To that end, a series of concerts havebeen planned — including a big showtonight at Tumulty's Pub, George Street inNew Brunswick, featuring multi-instru-mentalist J-Pat Dalton and the Jersey JamsAll-Stars — that will feature the GratefulDead's music to varying degrees and willalso involve prizes.

Tonight, in addition to watching Daltonentertain partly with his unique harmonicastyle, attendees will see several otherbands and watch the various memberscome together to play Dead tunes. To topit off, five CDs made by Garcia and hisfrequent mandolin accompanist, DavidGrisman, and signed by Grisman himself,will be raffled. Dead-inspired goodiesfrom Mega Movies of East Brunswick andBen & Jerry's will also be raffled.

Other shows scheduled as part of theseries are scheduled for Sept. 13 at theWaterfront Cafe in Carlstadt; Oct. 10 atMexicali Blues in Teaneck; and Oct. 25 atthe Pattenburg House in Pattenburg.Different bands are featured each time. Formore information on those shows, go towww.jerseyjamsfund.org.

Makin, a music critic who has a wifeand two children of his own, launched themusic scholarship program in September2001 after finding out that two EastBrunswick children whose family goes tohis temple lost their father. Both children

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And borough officials also took creditfor being able to hold onto the state aidand reduce the budget.

Batko and Marcinczyk said they spentmuch of Monday in Trenton pleading withDCA officials to accept the stable tax rateand allow the borough to keep the aid. Thepair said that, thanks to Vitale's involve-ment, the DCA agreed with their requests.

"We wanted to hear it from the horse'smouth that we weren't going to lose it,"Marcinczyk said about the state aid.

Councilman Thomas Pollando andMayor Kennedy O'Brien said the boroughsecured the state aid and approval from theDCA thanks to Wisniewski's intervention.

"This budget agreement would nothave been possible without the assistanceof Assemblyman John S. Wisniewski,"Pollando said in a written statement.

Kronowski proposed the amendment tothe council Monday night that eliminatedthe municipal tax increase by incorporat-ing $179,000 in revenue from the AESRed Oak PILOT agreement, as well asalmost $150,000 from the municipalreserve for uncollected taxes.

Other reductions were also included inthe amendment, such as the police salariesand wages budget, which was reduced by$75,000. In addition, the road repair andmaintenance salaries and wages budgetwas reduced by $10,000, and the parks andplayground budget was reduced by$20,000, according to the budget amend-ment.

"This budget is a significant achieve-ment for the property taxpayers ofSayreville. A zero increase in the munici-pal budget means that Sayreville familieswill have more dollars in their pockets tospend on the important things that theyneed," O'Brien said in a statement.

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D iane Lamb, daughter of Lorettaand George Diehr of EastNorthport, N.Y., was married July

26 to Matthew Kirchner, son of Lorraine

Kirchner of Sayreville and the late MartinKirchner.

The Rev. Edmond O'Brien performedthe ceremony at the couple's Sayrevillehome, where the bride was given in mar-riage by her sons, Michael Lamb andSteven Lamb.

Matron of honor was Jean Kellermannof Lindenhurst, N.Y., sister of the bride.Flower girl was Marissa Kellermann,niece and goddaughter of the bride.

Best man was John Boccino of TintonFalls. Junior best man was Peter Kirchnerof Sayreville, son of the bridegroom.

After a reception at their home, theKirchners left for a wedding cruise toBermuda.

The bride is a graduate of NorthportHigh School, Northport, N.Y. She is anadministrative assistant at SpectronicsCorp., Westbury, N.Y.

Her husband is a graduate ofMiddlesex County Vocational andTechnical High Schools, East Brunswick.He is a maintenance supervisor withFerrero USA Inc., Somerset section ofFranklin.

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L in and William Remington ofSuffield, Conn., announce theengagement of their daughter, Amy

Patricia Remington, to Howard SethSeiler, son of Paula and Joel Seiler of theMorganville section of Marlboro, formerlyof East Brunswick.

The future bride attended StrayerUniversity, Arlington, Va. She is employedas an assistant office manager at JohnSnow Inc., Arlington.

Her fiance is a graduate of theUniversity of Delaware, Newark, where heearned a bachelor of arts degree in crimi-nal justice. He is a field intelligence ana-lyst with the National Insurance CrimeBureau, Arlington.

An October wedding is planned.

Howard Seiler, Amy Remington

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C ourtney Brooke Schleyer, daugh-ter of Jackie and Larry Schleyer ofthe Morganville section of

Marlboro, was married April 6 to MarcA. Robinson, son of Deanna and ArthurRobinson of Lakewood, formerly of EastBrunswick.

Cantor Wayne Seit presided over the

ceremony held at the Grand Marquis inOld Bridge where the bride was given inmarriage by her parents.

Maid of honor was KimberlySchleyer, Morganville, sister of thebride. Bridesmaids were Amanda andDanielle Topche of Morganville, cousinsof the bride, and Lia Felicetta of TomsRiver.

Best man was David Novick, thePoconos, Pa. Ushers were Brett Topche,Morganville, cousin of the bride; DavidBrown, North Brunswick, and LouisMaione, Lincroft section of Middletown.

After a reception at the Grand Mar-quis, the couple took a honeymoon tripto Aruba.

The bride is a graduate of MarlboroHigh School and received a bachelor ofarts degree in communications fromRider University, Lawrenceville sectionof Lawrence. She works as an accountexecutive for Inkwell Promotions, Mor-ganville.

Her husband is a graduate of EastBrunswick High School, and received abachelor of arts degree in communica-tions from Monmouth University, WestLong Branch. He works as an accountmanager for The Local Yellow Pages,East Brunswick.

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Greater Media Newspapers prints obituariesas a free community service, at no charge to thefamilies of the deceased or to the funeral homesthat provide the information.

ELLEN WINANT APPLEGATE, 86, ofSayreville died Aug. 17 at Manor Care HealthCenter, Urbana, III. She was a member ofSayreville First Presbyterian Church. She waspredeceased by her husband, Melvin Applegate,in 1992. Surviving are two sons and daughters-in-law, Harold and Carol Applegate of Milltown,and Vernon E. and Judie Applegate of Hampton,Va.; her daughter, Dianne Applegate of Savoy,III.; her brother, Harvey Winant of EastBrunswick; her sister, Marie Grodzki of SouthCarolina; nine grandchildren; and 15 great-grandchildren. A funeral service will be held Aug.21 at 11 a.m. at Maliszewski Memorial Home,Sayreville. Entombment will follow at FranklinMemorial Park Mausoleum, Franklin. Memorialdonations may be made to the South AmboyElks Lodge No. 2555, 601 Washington Ave.,South Amboy, 08879.

MARGIE J. RHODES De LEO, 77, ofMonroe died Aug. 18 at Robert Wood JohnsonUniversity Hospital, New Brunswick. Mrs. De Leowas a communicant of Nativity of Our LordRoman Catholic Church, Monroe. She was amember and past president of Our Lady ofVictories Council No. 2061 Columbiettes, theDaughters of the Confederacy, and theDaughters of the American Revolution. She waspredeceased by a brother, Douglas Rhodes.Mrs. De Leo is survived by her husband of 52years, Ernest M. De Leo; a daughter and son-in-law, Denise and Ken Olivier of Toms River; threesons and daughters-in-law, Peter and TheresaDe Leo of Brick, Michael and Dee De Leo ofKeansburg, and Stephen and Patricia De Leo ofSouth Amboy; a sister, Joyce Riddick of Aiken,S.C.; 10 grandchildren; and three great-grand-children. Visitation will be Aug. 21 from 2-4 p.m.and 7-9 p.m. at Carmen F. Spezzi Funeral Home,Parlin. A funeral service will be held Aug. 22 at8:30 a.m. at the funeral home, followed by aMass of Christian Burial at 9:30 a.m. at Nativityof Our Lord Roman Catholic Church, Monroe.Burial will be at New Calvary Cemetery, Parlin.

EDITH DART QUINN, 74, of Spotswood diedAug. 17 at hpme. She was a communicant of OurLady of Victories Roman Catholic Church,Sayreville. She was predeceased by her hus-band, James Quinn, in 1996. Surviving are two

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FLORENCE B. HERBERT WILLIAMSON,83, of the Morgan section of Sayreville died Aug.18 at Raritan Bay Medical Center, Old Bridge.She was a member of St. Mary's Roman CatholicChurch, South Amboy. She was predeceased byher husband, Edgar M. Williamson, in 1988; herson-in-law, Michael Thornton Sr., in 2000; twosisters, Helen Ramsden and Jennie Lucka; andher brother, Matthew Herbert. Surviving are threedaughters and two sons-in-law, KathrynThornton of Freehold, Joan and Robert Carew ofSouth Amboy, and Jean and Gary Selover ofPascagoula, Miss.; five grandchildren; and sevengreat-grandchildren. Visitation will be Aug. 21from 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. at The GundrumService Home for Funerals, South Amboy.Services will be held Aug. 22 at 9 a.m., followedby a Mass of Christian Burial at 9:30 a.m. at St.Mary's Roman Catholic Church, South Amboy.Interment will be at Christ Church Cemetery,South Amboy.

THOMAS "WIAK" JASKO, 78, of the Parlinsection of Sayreville died Aug. 13 at home.Surviving are his wife, the former Sophie Strach;four daughters, Linda Trzaska of Pine Island,Fla., Lois Pete of Lawrenceyille, Sharon McCartyof Parlin, and Nancy Hastie of Trenton, Fla.; ason, Steven Jasko of Parlin; a brother, RaymondJasko of Parlin; two sisters, Rose Clark of SouthAmboy and Clair Bogaczyk of Parlin; nine chil-dren and two great-grandchildren. A Mass wasoffered at Sacred Heart Church, South Amboy.Burial was in Brig. Gen. William C. DoyleVeterans Memorial Cemetery, Arnytown sectionof North Hanover.

THERESA A. NOWAK ROMER, 49, ofJackson, formerly of South Amboy and OldBridge, died Aug. 9 in CentraState MedicalCenter, Freehold Township. She was employedas a security guard for Securitas, Monroe, for thepas} eight-years. Her husband, Kenneth C.Romer, died in 1986. Surviving are two daugh-ters, Michelle Romer of the Avenel section ofWoodbridge and Kristine-Romer of Jackson; her

parents, John F. Sr. and Marion Lesnick Nowak ofSouth Amboy; and her mother-in-law, FrancineRomer of Spotswood. Interment was in SacredHeart Cemetery, Sayreville.

PATRICIA SCHWIND HORN, 73, of EastBrunswick died Aug. 8 in Cranbury Care Center,Monroe. Surviving are her husband, Ernest H.Horn; three sons, Christopher Horn of the Bronx,N.Y., William Horn of Garnerville, N.Y., andCharles Horn of the Skillman section ofMontgomery; three daughters, Patricia Fitzgeraldof Old Bridge, Donna Horn of Lake Hopatcongand Suzanne Horn of East Brunswick; four sis-ters, Doris Arnau, Emily Bradley, Elizabeth Arnauand Eileen Heinrich; and 12 grandchildren. AMass was offered at St. Thomas the ApostleChurch, Old Bridge. Entombment was in HolyCross Burial Park Mausoleum, South Brunswick.

CHRISANNE CIANDELLA-MOTT, 70, of theMonmouth Junction section of South Brunswick,died Aug. 12 at Robert Wood Johnson UniversityHospital, New Brunswick. She is survived by herdaughter, Jessica Lynn Mott of the MonmouthJunction section of South Brunswick; her father,Thomas Ciandella of Old Bridge; her sister, LisaUveges of Monmouth Junction; her brother,Thomas Ciandella Jr. of Mantua; and her nieceand nephew.

ALAN R. "MOUSE" MOSINAK, 55, of theMorgan section of Sayreville, formerly of theCliffwood Beach section of Old Bridge, died Aug.12 in Raritan Bay Medical Center, Perth Amboydivision. He was the former manager of theMouse-Trap Bar, Morgan. Surviving are a son,Alan, and a daughter, Melissa, both of CliffwoodBeach; a brother, Jack of Morgan; and a sister,Joy Gore of Florida. Arrangements were underthe direction of Gundrurn Service Home forFunerals, South Amboy.

ROBERT SHERBERT, 79, of Old Bridgedied Aug. 14 at Robert Wood Johnson UniversityHospital, New Brunswick. He was predeceasedby a daughter, Mary Lee Blanchett, in 1.997.Surviving are his wife of 54 years, Margaret SpakSherbert of Old Bridge; a son and daughter-in-law, Robert A. and Marjorie Sherbert of Howell; ason-in-law, Rev. Deacon Edward Blanchett ofEmmetsburg, Md.;two sisters, Doris Grempler ofLanham, Md., and Bette Detraz of Jacksonville,Fla.; and three grandchildren.

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LOIS R. HERREL MITCHELL, 32, ofHelmetta, formerly of Jamesburg, died Aug. 10 inRobert Wood Johnson University Hospital, NewBrunswick. She was employed as a waitress/bar-tender at the Cambridge Inn, Spotswood. Priorto that, she worked at Musso's Restaurant,Jamesburg. Surviving are her husband, Robert;her mother, Karen Herrel of Jackson; four broth-ers, Chris of New Port Richey, Fla., James ofHelmetta, David of Old Bridge and Thomas of theLaurence Harbor section of Old Bridge; and anaunt and uncle, Donna and Ed Sorbino of Monroe.Services were held at Jamesburg PresbyterianChurch. Memorial contributions may be made tothe American Foundation for the Blind, 11 PennPlaza, Suite 300, New York, NY 10001.

JOSEPH A. FARKAS, 71, of Spotswood,formerly of Old Bridge, died Aug. 13 at St. Peter'sUniversity Hospital, New Brunswick. He was pre-deceased by a son, Andrew, in 1989, and abrother, Steven. Surviving are his wife, JoyceSauss Farkas; a daughter, Pamela Lindgren, ofSpotswood; a brother, Frank of Colonia; and asister, Helen Kutis of Ohio. Services were held atBrunswick Memorial Home, East Brunswick.Cremation was private.

JOSEPH CANNICI, 87, of East Brunswickdied Aug. 20 at Robert Wood Johnson UniversityHospital, New Brunswick. He served with theU.S. Army during World War II and was the recip-ient of the Purple Heart and a Distinguished UnitBadge with two Oak Leaf Clusters. He was acommunicant of St. Bartholomew RomanCatholic Church, East Brunswick. He was prede-ceased by five brothers, and two sisters.Surviving are his wife of 57 years, FannyCapitumino Cannici of East Brunswick; threedaughters and sons-in-law, Elise and TedGrosch of Marlboro, Kathy and Matthew Brownof East Brunswick, and Anita and JosephSciarrotta of Davie, Fla.; his sister, MinnieDeLuca of Sunrise, Fla.; and four grandchildren.Visitation will be Aug. 22 from 2-4 p.m. and 7-9p.m. at Brunswick Memorial Funeral Home, EastBrunswick. A funeral service will be held Aug. 23at 8:15 a.m. at the funeral home, followed by aMass of Christian Burial at 9 a.m. at St.Bartholomew Roman Catholic Church, EastBrunswick. Interment will be at Holy Cross BurialPark, South Brunswick. Memorial donations maybe made to The American Heart Association,2550 Route 1, North Brunswick 08902-4301.

JAMES THEODORE WALKER, 82, of EastBrunswick died Aug. 19 at Robert Wood JohnsonUniversity Hospital, New Brunswick. Mr. Walkerserved with the U.S. Army during World War II.He was a member of Trinity PresbyterianChurch, East Brunswick. His first wife, MargaretK. Walker, died in 1985. Mr. Walker is survived byhis wife, Helen Pikul Walker; a son and daughter-in-law, James Scott Walker and Adrianne Spotaof Marlboro; a daughter and son-in-law, RobinSusan and Ronald Taylor of Dallas; four stepchil-dren; and four grandchildren. Visitation will beAug. 21 from 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. at BrunswickMemorial Funeral Home, East Brunswick. Amemorial service will be held Aug. 22 at 10 a.m.at Trinity Presbyterian Church, East Brunswick.Burial will be at Holy Cross Burial Park, SouthBrunswick. Memorial donations may be made toTrinity Presbyterian Church, 367 Cranbury Road,East Brunswick 08816.

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Police arrested and charged ReuvenErdberg, 55, of Marlboro with driving whileintoxicated following a motor vehicle stopon Route 9 south near Cindy Street at 1:06a.m. Monday. Erdberg was released on hisown recognizance.

Police arrested and charged SeanLynch, 20, of the Stratford Apartments, OldBridge, with driving while intoxicated dur-ing a motor vehicle stop on PinetreeBoulevard at 1:45 a.m. Sunday. Lynch waslater released on his own recognizance.

Police arrested and charged StephenA. Fedolka III, 22, of Woodland Avenue,Laurence Harbor section of Old Bridge,with driving while intoxicated and drivingwhile having an open container of alcoholinside a moving vehicle after a traffic stopat Route 9 and Jake Brown Road at 12:38am. Aug. 16. Fedolka was released on hisown recognizance.

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A vehicle was reported stolen between8 p.m. Aug. 12 and 7:30 a.m. Aug. 13 fromthe Skytop Gardens apartment complex,according to police. The 1990 AcuraIntegra was reportedly stolen from a park-ing spot in front of the owner's apartment.There were no signs of forced entry foundat the scene, police reported.

Three bicycles were reported stolenbetween 8:30 p.m. Aug. 12 and 4:49 a.m.Aug. 13 from an apartment in the WindingWoods apartment complex, according to apolice report. The three bicycles, worthapproximately $275 total, were stored infront of an apartment in building No. 108.One bicycle was described as a 20-inch sil-ver Mongoose, while the other two werered bicycles of an unknown brand. Policeare investigating.

A 1997 Honda Del Sol, worth ap-proximately $10,000, was taken from theused car lot at Bell South Mitsubishi, lo-cated on routes 9 and 35 north, accordingto a police report. The vehicle was takenfrom the lot between 9 p.m. Aug. 12 and

7:30 a.m. Aug. 13 by unknown suspect(s),police reports said.

A theft is reported to have taken placebetween 2:35 a.m. Aug. 13 and 10:30 a.m.Aug. 14 at PJ's Bar on Washington Road,according to police reports. Approximately$700 was found missing from a back room.No signs of forced entry were discovered,police said. A similar incident occurred afew months prior and the suspect(s)allegedly entered the bar through a backwindow that is now boarded shut. Policeare continuing the investigation.

An incident of criminal mischief re-portedly occurred between 3 p.m. Aug. 14and 7 a.m. Aug. 15 at the Truman Schoolon Taft Place, according to police reports.Six windows were broken at the school byunknown suspect(s). The objects used tobreak the windows were not found, policesaid.

A 1998 Acura Integra was reportedstolen from Van Deverter Court between10 p.m. Aug. 14 and 8 a.m. Aug. 15.

A 2003 Lincoln LS was reported stolenfrom Forden Court between 5 p.m. Aug. 16and 8:02 a.m. Aug. 17.There were no signsof forced entry at the scene and no knownsuspects, according to police reports.

A borough resident was arrested andcharged with making terroristic threats, twocounts of aggravated assault, resistingarrest and unlawful possession of aweapon at 8:45 p.m. Aug. 16. AllenRodriguez, 39, of the Skytop Gardensapartment complex allegedly called policeand threatened to kill any police officer thathe saw, according to police reports. Policeresponded to Rodriguez's apartment, andthe suspect allegedly emerged from hishome and repeatedly threatened the offi-cers. Rodriguez was apprehended by theauthorities after he allegedly lunged towarda police officer. He was transported to theMiddlesex County Adult Correction Center,North Brunswick, and held in lieu of$50,000 bail.

A theft was reported at the AmericanDeli on South Pine Avenue between 6 p.m.Monday and 5:14 a.m. Tuesday, accordingto police reports. The store owner foundthe deli door unlocked and the cash regis-ter, which contained $150 in cash, missingon Tuesday. There were no pry marksfound on the front or rear doors of thepremises, according to police, who arecontinuing the investigation.

Condition of Monroe manstruck on Rte. 18 criticalBY DICK METZCARStaff Writer

EAST BRUNSWICK — A MonroeTownship man, 44, remained in criticalcondition yesterday after being struck by asport-utility vehicle last week as heattempted to cross Route 18 at NariconPlace.

Charles Watson was hit by a south-bound 2002 Ford SUV driven by James A.Ross III, 44, of the Monmouth Junctionsection of South Brunswick, at 12:41 a.m.Friday as Watson was trying to cross themulti-lane section of the highway, accord-ing to Patrolman Kevin Steinbeck, trafficsafety officer for the East BrunswickPolice Department.

Watson was taken to Robert WoodJohnson University Hospital, NewBrunswick, by the Sayreville RescueSquad.

A hospital spokeswoman said he wasstill in critical condition Wednesday morn-ing. Steinbeck said Watson sustainedsevere head and leg injuries from the acci-dent.

According to Steinbeck, Watson wasapparently on his way from the nearbyHilton complex en route to his mother'sresidence on the other side of Route 18

when he was struck.The traffic signal changed to a green

light for Route 18 traffic before Watsonwas able to cross the highway from east towest, Steinbeck said.

Watson was in the left, or passing,southbound lane when he was struck,Steinbeck said.

The accident is still under investiga-tion, Steinbeck said.

"Speed was not a factor in the acci-dent," the traffic safety officer said. "Thedriver of the SUV was not exceeding the40 mph speed limit. While we know thatthe light was green when the victim wasstruck, we don't know whether it wasgreen or signaling 'pedestrian' when hestarted to cross the highway."

Route 18 has three northbound and foursouthbound lanes in that area.

'To my knowledge there have not beenany other serious pedestrian accidents atthat crossing in recent history," Steinbecksaid.

"At that time of the morning, there isnot that much pedestrian activity at thecrossing," he added.

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Field hockey leagueattracting players

from 19 to 83BY DOUG McKENZIEStaff Writer

T he North Jersey Field Hockey Asso-ciation is not your mother's fieldhockey league.

That's the message that members of thelongstanding league are trying to get out toprospective players as the new fall seasonrapidly approaches.

In fact, now entering its 76th season,the NJFHA is gaining in popularity amongyounger players, though it still includes itsstaple of past-their-prime performers.

"Most of the women in the league are intheir 30s, but we're having more and moreyoung players find out about us throughour Web sitelwww.njfha.org]," said LisaCoster, the president of the league, whowill be playing in the league for her eighthtime this fall. "Our youngest player is 19,while our oldest player [Dr. Lillian Wrightof New Hampshire] is 83. She travelsdown every now and then to play. Granted,she's not your typical player."

Coster, a Pittstown resident who playedscholastic field hockey in Connecticutbefore playing in college at the College ofWorcester in Ohio, found out about theleague shortly after graduating from col-lege, and has found it to be exactly whatshe was looking for while trying to remainactive in the sport.

"I'm a perfect example of a player whomoved here and found out about the leagueat the perfect time," she said. "There is anentire group of people who have beentransplanted into the area and have foundthe league."

Coster added that the eight-team leagueis constantly looking for new players, andhas been finding them with each passingseason of late. Heading into this season,which begins Sept. 7, the league currentlyhas about 130 players. While the leaguedoes include a large number of former col-legiate players from nearby schools likeMontclair State University, Upper Mont-clair; The College of New Jersey, Ewing;Rutgers University, New Brunswick; andKean University, Union, it does not includeany active college players, since the gamesare played in the fall.

"Last year we were just short of 20 newplayers, and the numbers continue to go

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Now in its 76th year, the North Jersey Field Hockey Association continues to attract players from throughout the state who arelooking to remain active in the sport. The league's games are played at Kean University in Union.

up," Coster said. "Every year, more andmore women find out about us, and cometo play."

Coster added that the number of playerscoming out of central New Jersey is alsorising. Last season, a total of 14 playerscame from Monmouth County, while fivecame from nearby Middlesex, and eightfrom Ocean County.

Mary Huguenin, of Sayreville, is one ofthe local players who found the league andis looking forward to another season thisfall.

"It's a very competitive league with apretty high level of play," said Huguenin, a1995 graduate of Sayreville War MemorialHigh School who went on to play atMontclair State. "There is a big range inthe age of the players, but that's part ofwhat makes it interesting.

"You play with so many different age

levels, you're always learning," she added."It's interesting to learn the game from theolder player's perspective, and it's nice tojump back in and be part of a team whileplaying some competitive ball."

The 70-minute games are played atKean University through Nov. 22. Theteams are self-coached, while the playersalso self-substitute, guaranteeing thatevery player gets her fair share of playingtime each week. The teams are named afterthe different counties their players hailfrom.

The cost of joining the league is $82 fornew players, and $70 for returning players,and covers the field costs, insurance anduniforms.

While the league is highly competitive,it maintains the same ideals and goals setforth when it began 76 years ago.

The NJFHA originally competed with

other leagues, according to Coster, whilealso hosting club teams from throughoutthe country, and as far away as England.

"The sport was very different back thenthough," Coster said. "It was a lot moreformal. It has become a lot more refinedover the last few decades, and is muchfaster than it was even 10 years ago."

At Kean, the games are played on turf,which helps to accelerate the action aswell.

"The younger players have made thegame faster and faster," Coster said.

When the NJFHA starts play nextweek, a group of newcomers will get theirfirst taste of the league's competitive play,and Coster believes they'll be instantlyhooked.

"It's a great way to continue playingthis great sport, which continues to grow inpopularity across the state," she said.

Tornados pick up where they left off last summerBY POUC McKENZIEStaff Writer

T he Central Jersey Tornado 14-and-under girls softball team facedsome stellar competition this sum-

mer, and did little to hurt its reputation asone of the nation's premier youth softballteams.

The local girls recently placed secondin the National Pony Softball Tournamentin Sterling, Va., after claiming a ninth-place finish in the National Fastpitch As-sociation Softball tournament in Orlando,Fla., last month.

In that Florida tournament, the Torna-

does finished with an 8-3-1 record, losingto Naples, Fla., in their final game. It wasyet another impressive finish for a teamthat has grown accustomed to finding suc-cess on the national stage.

As a 10-and-under team, the Tornadoswon the title at the National Pony tourna-ment, before taking 13th last year.

This summer, they excelled once again,placing second out of 144 teams fromthroughout the nation. In doing so, theTornados made several valiant comebackswhile playing six games in 24 hours toreach the championship game. There, theyfell to the Vienna All-Stars from Virginia.

Overall, they finished at 11-1 for the tour-nament.

The Tornados finished at 56-12-1 forthe summer, and won N.J. Pony and ASAstate championships along the way.

This year's squad featured players fromthroughout the central New Jersey area. Apair of Old Bridge girls, Nicki Riggio andKate Calogera, were key contributorsthroughout the summer. Riggio had agame-winning, 225-foot home run againstthe Jacksonville, Fla., Thunder, and batteda team-high .432 during the two nationaltournaments, with 18 hits.

Calogera made several outstanding de-

fensive plays at shortstop, including divingcatches on three different occasions, whilealso hitting at a .373 clip (21-for-59).

Matawan's Danielle Davenport andKelly McGinnis were also key contribu-tors, with Davenport playing a flawlesscenter field, making several nice catchesand throwing out base runners in the na-tionals, while McGinnis compiled a 3-0pitching record throughout the two nation-al tournaments. McGinnis also providedone of the highlights of the Pony tourna-ment when she scored the tying run againstthe Pennsylvania Chaos, escaping from a



MetroStars are coming toRutgers for Open Cup Viatch

L ocal Major League Soccer fans willhave a rare chance to get close tothe action on Wednesday, when the

MetroStars host New England at RutgersUniversity.

It will mark the first time since 1999that Rutgers' Yurcak Field will host aMetroStars match.

The MetroStars will host the NewEngland Revolution in the quarterfinals ofthe 2003 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup,kicking off at 7:30 p.m. Tickets to thegame are $20 and $12. Tickets can be pur-chased through the MetroStars' Web site(www.metrostars.com) and through theRutgers University box office, located atthe Lewis Brown Athletic Center, at (866)445-4678.

The MetroStars advanced to the quar-ters of the prestigious single-eliminationtournament with a thrilling 4-3 come-from-behind victory over the defendingOpen Cup champion Columbus Crew onAug. 6 in Columbus, Ohio, in fourth-roundplay. Metros captain Eddie Pope scoredtwice, including the game-winner in thesecond half, and defender Steve Jolleyadded another as the "Red and Black"blasted three unanswered goals in the sec-

ond half to overcome a two-goal deficit.Pope's goals marked his first for theMetros, with the game-winner coming inthe 86th minute.

The Metros defeated the Mid MichiganBucks of the Premier DevelopmentLeague (PDL) 4-0 on July 16 at Berkley,Mich., in the third round. Amado Guevara,John Wolyniec, Mike Nugent, and JoseGalvan scored in the contest to push theMetros into the fourth round. Galvan andNugent both tallied their first goals as aMetro in the spirited match-up.

Yurcak Field is the home of the Rutgersmen's and women's soccer teams and has acapacity of 5,000. The intimate facility islocated on Frelinghuysen Road on theRutgers campus. The Metros played athird-round Open Cup match against theA-League's Staten Island Vipers on July13, 1999, at Yurcak Field. The Vipersstunned the MetroStars 3-2, with formerMetro Billy Walsh tallying both goals forthe "Red and Black."

In MLS action, the MetroStars (8-5-7for 31 points) currently sit in second place,two points behind the Chicago Fire in theEastern Conference.

Old Bridge 12s enjoy a solid summer season

I t has been a summer of seconds for theOld Bridge Little League 12-year-oldAll-Stars.

The Little Leaguers recently completeda highly successful summer season byplacing second in the South Amboy YAA12-year-old tournament — after also plac-ing second in the District 10 tourney.

Old Bridge finished the all-star seasonat 14-4, with losses only to District cham-pion Woodbridge and to St. Joseph's ofKeyport.

Old Bridge boasted a team batting aver-age of .405, led by first baseman GeorgeGonzalez (.654, four home runs, 25 RBIs),center fielder Matt DiPaolo (.636, twohome runs, 28 RBIs), right fielder RobertOrrechio (.454, 12 RBIs) and third base-man Joe Caria (.318, four home runs, 12RBIs).

The pitching staff was led by NickPanos (5-2), Gonzalez (5-2), Dan Avella,Jim Yacabonis, Jeremy Rusakowski and

Jeff Jacobs.The team's defense was anchored by

the solid play of center fielder MattDiPaolo, shortstop Nick Panos, Gonzalez,catcher Greg Padin, third baseman MattKondratyk and second baseman Ray Cruz.

Other players making significant con-tributions included Joe Russo, AustinTomasiewicz, Kyle Naples and KevinMcLaughlin.

Although the summer was filled withmany memorable moments for the OldBridge squad, perhaps the most significantincluded Gonzalez's two home runs in oneinning against Laurence Harbor; JoeCaria's same feat against South River;Nick Panos' 6-0 shutout of Franklin; andMatt DiPaolo's tape-measure, three-runhome run against Franklin.

The team was coached by VinnyPerchill, Bill Keebler, George Gonzalezand Dan DiPaolo.

C.J. TornadosContinued from previous page

rundown between third base and homeplate.

Another Matawan native, Tina Soltren,also had a stellar summer for the Tornados.She collected a key two-out single that ig-nited a rally against the Chaos in the quar-terfinal game of the Pony Nationals.

Manalapan's Ashley Rampino had sev-eral key hits during both tournaments, hit-ting at a .383 clip, and pitched a 2-0shutout in the Pony Nationals against atough Sarasota, Fla., team.

Jackson's Stephanie Byster was also ahitting star, batting .388 and collecting ateam-high 21 hits (including six doubles)over the two tournaments, while knockingin 13 runs.

Hamilton's Nick Caplinger and TomsRiver's Lisa Federico were also key com-ponents to this talented team, with Fed-erico contributing the game-winning hitagainst Sarasota in the Pony Nationals,and Caplinger using her speed to help theteam succeed, stealing nine bases andchipping in with six sacrifice bunts.

North Brunswick was also well-repre-

sented, with both Leigh Elko and CapriCatalano playing major roles in the team'ssuccess. During the tournaments, Elkowas 18-for-53 for a .339 batting average,driving in 12 runs, and recording eightdoubles, two triples and a home run.Defensively, she threw out numerous baserunners from her catching position to helpkeep opposing players out of scoring posi-tion.

A catcher on the North BrunswickHigh School team, she was named FirstTeam All-Conference as a freshman, andis making a name for herself as one of thetop up-and-coming catchers in the state.

In the Pony Nationals, Catalanoshowed a knack for coming through in theclutch, when she hit a double in the bottomof the seventh inning with two out againstSarasota to drive in the winning run, help-ing the Tornados advance to the final 16.In the quarterfinal game against the Chaos,she came through again, singling with twoouts in the seventh to tie the game. She fin-ished at a .353 mark, after going 12-for-34for the two tournaments.

Capri was also impressive on themound, finishing with an 11-1 mark overthe course of the two tournaments, includ-ing seven shutouts and two no-hitters.

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Ostrabrama winter sports season will beheld Aug. 26-27 from 7-9 p.m., and Sept. 2-3 from 7-9 p.m. Programs will be offered incompetitive basketball (boys and girlsgrades 3-8), cheering (grades 1-8) andinstructional basketball (grades K-4). Formore information, call (732) 390-8204.

The following aire the results of theTamarack Women's Nine-Hole GolfAssociation's Aug. 14 outing. The gameplayed was Kickers — choose own handi-cap to come as close to par as possible.Jean Hoskins won the A Flight with a 35,followed by Marge Quirk (38 — match ofcards), Dot Fitzgerald (38) and AnnabelleDonnamaria (38). Joan Semen won the BFlight with a 36, followed by Dot Peters(39), Dot Terringer (41) and Gerry Hurley(41). Joyce Nicolaison won the C Flightwith a 36, followed by Jeanette Squires(38), Madelyne DiMaria (38) and MaryThompson (40). Thompson had fewestputts with 15.

Dot Terringer won the Association'sPresident's Cup, defeating Marge Widderin the match-play final. Dot Peters topedRonnie Bohn for the Vice President's Cuptitle.

The West Windsor Wildcats will holdtry outs for the 16U and 18U girls fastpitchsoftball teams on Sunday at 2 p.m., andThursday at 6 p.m. Teams will compete atcollege showcase tournaments, regionalqualifiers and national tournaments. Theprogram includes fall ball and winter train-ing. All tryouts will be held at WestWindsor Community Park. Contact FredSarstedt at (609) 799-7020 [email protected] for additional infor-mation.

The Sayreville Stingrays girls' fast-pitch softball organization will be holdingtryouts for the 2004 season on Aug. 30,Sept. 20 and Sept. 27. The Stingrays are aClass A travel program entering their sixthyear. They currently have several openingsfor the 12U team (contact manager DonDeleto at (732) 613-5172), the 14U Blueteam (contact Jim Makowski at (732) 651-0740), and two openings for utility playersfor the 14U White team (contact managerRich Olender at (732) 525-2599).

An Old Bridge Ul l boys' travel soc-cer team is looking for a serious and dedi-cated player to play in the Premier/Flight 1Division. Call (732) 723-9384, or [email protected] for moreinformation.

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The West End Hotel was located on Manalapan Road, the present site of theMethodist Church. It often served as a place to stay for travelers headed from NewYork to Bordentown and Trenton.

A century of Spotswood captured in new bookBY JENNIFER DOMEStaff Writer

SPOTSWOOD — After more than twoyears of hard work, three borough resi-dents have bound the history of their townin the pages of a book.

Images of America: Spotswood wasreleased for sale this summer, and accord-ing to one of the authors, Bruce Eckman,collecting enough pictures for the bookseemed daunting at first.

Yet, Eckman and co-authors JackEichenlaub and Roy Dey Jr. pulled togeth-er 128 pages of photographs and captionsthat bring the history of the borough to life.

"Senior citizens all over town brought

in hundreds of pictures," Eckman said.Many borough residents lent the three

authors their pictures and their stories tohelp fill the book with a detailed progres-sion of the town. Eckman said he wouldparticularly like to thank Janine V. Balazs,director of the borough's Office on Aging.

According to Eckrnan, Balazs and theborough's Economic DevelopmentCommission, of which he and Eichenlaubare members, were approached with theidea for the book at the same time. Deyalso joined in on the project and becamethe "computer expert," Eckman said.

"Between the three of us, we recalledand remembered a bunch of different

things," Eckman said.The introduction of the book details the

founding of Spotswood, which was namedin honor of the Scottish hometown ofJames Johnstone. Johnstone was the firstEuropean settler of Spotswood and camefrom Spotteswoode, Scotland, the bookstates.

Outlined in the introduction is thebeginning of the borough's government,including the rise of the first mayor, ArthurB. Appleby, who the book says was a"staunch Democrat."

The pictures in the book show variousmaps of the borough and surroundingareas, various churches that have existed

and still do exist, and the groW;th of theschool system over the decades. Old com-mercial buildings, such as the West EndHotel and the Underhill general store, arepictured in the book as well.

The various editions of publisherArcadia's Images of America series,including the newest Spotswood edition,are sold at major bookstores such asBarnes & Noble and Borders, Eckmansaid. The Spotswood edition is also sold atseveral local stores, he said, including AceHardware on Main Street, SnowhillDiscount Liquors on Snowhill Street, andBrian's Lawnmower & Saw Sales &Service on Manalapan Road.

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MONROE — Jim Etsch, standingdwarfed by thousands of rows of corn,peels back the silk of one ear and speaksabout it as if it were a faithful friend.

"This ear here is perfect for[Mexican] tamales," he says, squeezing akernel. "We do pick-your-own for 10cents an ear. I make 10 times what I canmake selling it as feed corn."

Etsch, 43, who was recently namedthe Middlesex County Farmer of theYear, explained that selling his feed cornfor human consumption is one of manypossibilities for supplementing his nor-mal business, which is to sell dried ker-nels of corn to be ground and convertedto horse feed. He also farms around150,000 bales of hay and straw annually,which he says, unlike corn, "helps keepthe cash flow all year long."

Etsch Farms, off Route 522, is run byJim and his father, Roy, on some of thesame land that was purchased by hisgrandfather in 1930 for potato and stringbean farming, he said. Out of the 1,100acres farmed on fourseparate properties, = = = ^ =Etsch said he ownsaround 200 acres —the balance is rentedyear by year.

Etsch recentlypurchased 88 of theacres with the moneyhe made through thesale of more than100 acres to the TollBrothers develop-ment firm.

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FARRAH MAFFAIJim Etsch picks some fresh corn at his farm in Monroe. Etsch was recentlynamed Farmer of the Year in Middlesex County in part due to his efforts topromote farming and agriculture.

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of producing now is around triple theyield of what they did in the 1950s whenfarming was much less mechanical. Healso said that government research con-ducted in the 1960s and 1970s on hybridproduction really improved productivity.

He currently produces around100,000 bushels annually, he said.

"I don't believe [grain farming] is adead industry, it's just going to be a con-centrated industry," he said.

Etsch, who earned a bachelor of sci-ence degree in agricultural sciences atCook College of Rutgers University,New Brunswick, keeps his yield high byusing a "no-till, non-irrigated" method,which he said "disturbs only around 2inches of soil and cuts erosion by 95 per-cent."

Etsch's Farmer of the Year title, givento him at the recent Middlesex CountyFair, is more about his agricultural advo-cacy efforts than for his farming ability,he said. He is an alternate to the FarmBureau's Board of Directors, a formerpresident of the Middlesex County Boardof Agriculture, and president of the NewJersey Agricultural ExperimentalStation.

He spends his free time promotingagriculture and attending various meet-ings, sometimes three nights per week.He also has a wife and two sons,Zachary, 12, and Peter, 10.

"The hum of the combine [machine]always put my youngest son to sleep[when he was younger]. He'd lay undermy legs and sleep for hours while I cutcorn," Etsch said.

His wife of 14 years, Caroline, alwaystries to make the busy harvest time morebearable, he said.

"She'll make dinner and bring it outto the fields for the whole family. We'dsit on the hatch of the car and eat togeth-er," Etsch said.

The earnings each year vary, he said,and can take some getting used to.

"You're not going to make moneyevery year. You have to work on aver-ages," Etsch said.

He also said that he invests nearly allthe money made during a profitable yearback into the farm.

"If I've got enough money to take my



Continued from previous pagewife and kids to a movie, I'm happy. Idon't need a lot," he said.

This year, he said, he'd be lucky tobreak even, because the spring was socold and wet, and corn prices are low.

"I had 150 acres rot in the ground,"Etsch said.

Feed corn is under-appreciated, hesaid, because it is a common misconcep-tion that sweet corn is used for manyprocessed foods.

"Look at almost any product on a gro-cery shelf — corn oil, corn starch, cornmeal — they are all made from feedcorn," he said.

Etsch supports farmland preservationpolicies of late, but feels the governmentcan do more to ensure long-term successin farming.

"We spend a lot of money in this stateto preserve farmland, but we also have topreserve the farmer on that land by mak-ing it a profitable venture," he said.

Etsch, who is 'president of the GardenState Ethanol Project, suggested capital-izing on available direct markets and cre-ating new markets such as the conversionof fermented corn into ethanol, whichwould be used to manufacture cleaner-burning gasoline.

He also said he supports the idea thatfarmers should qualify for "carbon cred-its" since crops absorb carbon monoxideand carbon dioxide from the air.

Etsch said he is hesitant to commit hisfarm to the state preservation programbecause "I don't want to force [my chil-dren] into a farming career."

Though Etsch said he hopes his sonsare interested in farming, he will encour-age them to decide for themselves. Henoted, however, that he will never retire.

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Atlas Mortgage Bankers 800-813-128730-yr. Fixed 6.625% 0.00 5% 55 6.630

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Brunswick B&T 732-247-580015-yr. Fixed 5.875% Call 20% 30 6.191

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1st Constitution Bank 888-519-767730-yr. Fixed 6.125% 1.00 5% 60 6.382

15-yr. Fixed 5.500% 1.00 5% 60 5.785

1-yr. ARM 3.875% 1.00 10% 60 5.468

30-yr. Jumbo 6.500% 1.00 10% 60 6.801

No doc loans are also available.

First Savings Bank 732-726-545030-yr. Fixed 6.625% 0.00- 20% 60 6.627

15-yr. Fixed 5.750% 0.00 20% 60 5.754

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Infinity Mortgage 732-758-650030-yr. Fixed Call% 0.00 10% 45 Call

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Investors Savings Bank 800-252-811930-yr. Fixed 6.625% 0.00 5% 90 6.710

20-yr. Fixed 5.750% 0.00 5% 90 5.850

15-yr. Fixed 5.250% 0.00 5% 90 5.370

5-yr. ARM 4.500% 0.00 5% 90 4.080

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Kentwood Financial 800-353-689630-yr. Fixed 6.250% 0.00 5% 60 6.380

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30-yr. Jumbo 6.500% 0.00 10% 60 6.650

15-yr. Jumbo 5.750% 0.00 10% 60 5.880

20 year Fixed: 6.25% + 0 points; 6.38 APR.

Lighthouse Mortgage 800-784-133130-yr. Fixed 6.250% 0.00 5% 30 6.279

15-yr. Fixed 5.500% 0.00 5% 30 5.528

30-yr. Jumbo 6.625% 0.00 10% 30 6.658

15-yr. Jumbo 6.000% 0.00 10% 30 6.049

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Madison First Financial 877-365-773730-yr. Fixed 6.125% 0.00 5% 30 6.17030-yr. Fixed 5.625% 2.50 5% 30 5.91015-yr. Fixed 5.500% 0.00 5% 30 5.58015-yr. Fixed 4.875% 2.00 5% 30 5.26030-yr. Jumbo 6.375% 0.00 5% 30 6.430

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Magyar Savings Bank 888-990-BANK30-yr. Fixed 6.250% 0.00 20% 60 6.500

15-yr. Fixed 5.500% 0.00 20% 60 5.750

1-yr. ARM 3.750% 0.00 20% 60 3.897

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New Millenium Bank 732-729-110030-yr. Fixed Call% 0.00 5% 60 Call


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Partners Mortgage 888-RATE-SALE30-yr. Fixed . 5.250% 0.00 5% 60 5.290

15-yr. Fixed . 4.625% 0.00 5% 60 4.670

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15-yr. Jumbo 4.875% 0.00 5% 60 4:910

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Savings Mortgage30-yr. Fixed 6.250%15-yr. Fixed 5.500%30-yr. Jumbo 6.500%3/1 ARM 4.000%5/1 ARM 4.375%

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Shrewsbury State Bank 732-842-7710 x 26730-yr. Fixed 6.375% 0.00 20% 60 6.375

15-yr. Fixed 5.750% 0.00 20% 60 5.750

3-yr. ARM 3.625% 0.00 20% 60 4.767

5-yr. ARM 4.250% 0.00 20% 60 5.336

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020 BuildingsGarages

$2,000 Weekly Income poten-tial! Nationwide Company nowhiring envelope stuffers. Easywork from home! FREE POST-AGE, SUPPLIES! Writ tenGuarantee! Free Information.Call Now! 1-800-242-0363Ext. 3580. RAH Opportunities

SOUTH RIVER - Large, de-tached garage for rent. Avail.9/1/03. $2007mo.732-390-7452

027 OfficeEquipment

025 BusinessOpportunities

ALL CASH CANDY ROUTE.Do you earn up to $800/day?Your own local candy route.Includes 30 Machines andCandy. All for $9,995. Call

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030 FinancialServices

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Call 800-813-6625DO YOU WANT TO TEACH &GROW RICH! Wanted Moti-vated Qualified Communicato-rs. Generate $1,000-$10,000Weekly. $500.00 MinimumStart-up.1 -800-570-3782 Ext. 1000

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AVON • AVON SALESLocal 732-905-0727

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CAMERA REPAIRTECHNICIAN WANTED

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CARE GIVERSIMMEDIATE AVAILABILITY

IN FREEHOLDMANALAPANMARLBORO

Non-Medical CompanionshipFOR SENIORS.

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COOK F/T &WAIT STAFF F/T - P/TBlythe House at Manalapan

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• * • * • • • • • * • • * • • • *HOWELL TOWNSHIPPUBLIC SCHOOLSSupervisor of State &Federal Programs.12 month position to beginASAP. Competitive salary!NJ Supervisor Certificaterequired. Closing: August25,2003. Please send letterof interest, resume & copy ofcertificate to:

• Dr. Jorden Schiff,Assistant Superintendent

P.O. Box 579Howell, NJ 07731

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ELECTRICIAN MECHANIC/HELPER. Immediate opening,2-3 years in commercial andindustrial required. Good sala-ry and benefits, valid driverslicense, tools and reliabletransportation a must. Call973-276-1450 for interviews.

EMPLOYMENTOPPORTUNITIESJoin our team of

experienced caregivers.RN's, LPN's,

CHHA's, CNA'S NEEDEDFor private duty in homes,

hospitals and facilitiesthroughout NJ.

Please call 732-842-0895or 732-212-1119

for application andemployment information.

FRONT OFFICE AssistantFor dental office In Freehold.Must be able to multi-task.32 hours, Mortday", Tuesday,'Thursday & Friday. Benefits.Must be willing to train forX-ray license & occasionalchair side. Call 732-462-0301

Greater Media NewspapersIs currently seeking candidates for the following full and part-time positions

f ' CIRCU1MAILROOM SUPERVISOR F/T

Newspaper printing plant ;ifi east Bransvyick isseeking motivated maivirJual with at least 5 yearsexperience In S High paced production environment..Oversee inserting and mailing operations, including^throughput management, machine maintenance &scheduling. Flexible hours & excellent benefitsincluding 401 (K). Please send or fax resume andsalary requirements to:Linda VinciGreater Media Newspapers- ••••-P.O. Box 5001, Freehold, NJ 07728Fax (732)358-5222email: [email protected]. M/F

MOTOR ROUTE DELIVERYNewspaper Delivery one or two days a week

Routes are available on Wednesday and/orThursday afternoons in Monmouth, Middlesex, &Ocean Counties.No collections.Earn $200 to $300 or more a month only workingone day a week.

A reliable vehicle and valid driver's license areneeded.Call 732-254-7004 ext. 252

EDITORIAL

EDITORIAL ASSISTANTPart-time, entry-level editorial assistant, copy editor,and paginator (Quark XPress) for growing westernMonmouth County communications company.Excellent language skills, knowledge of computers amust.

Send resume to:Greg Bean, Executive Editor,Greater Media NewspapersP.O. Box 5OO1, Freehold, NJ 07728Fax (732)780-4192E.O.E. M/F

REPORTERSFull-time; positions--:covering municipal beat andwriting features. Include clips. Experience preferred,but will train right person. Immediate openings:

Send resume to:Greg Bean, Executive Editor,Greater Media NewspapersP.O. Box 5001, Freehold, NJ 07728Fax (732)780-4192E.O.E. M/F

SPORTS REPORTERGreater Media Newspapers is seeking anexperienced, part-time sports reporter. The beat willinclude three towns in northern Middlesex County,five stories per week.

Send resume to:Doug McKenzie, Sports CoordinatorGreater Media NewspapersP.O. Box 5001Freehold, NJ 07728Fax (732)780-4192email: [email protected]. M/F

SALES

PROMOTIONS COORDINATORPromotions coordinator requires a creative thinker,with strong communication and organiztional skillsto coordinate and create in-paper promotions andthe newspapers activities within the community.Other duties include creating flyers and salesmaterial, ordering promotional products andcoordinate all marketing efforts for the newspapergroup. Competitive salary & benefits.Send or fax resume to: ;

Sandy Theo, Ad Director,^Greater Media NewspapersP.O. Box 5OO1 ; ;Freehold, NJ 07728 -732-780-4257

Full Time Full Time Full Time036 Help Wanted

Part Time

DRIVERS - (F/T-P/T)To transport kids. Must have

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HELP WANTEDSUBWAY SANDWICH

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HOMEHEALTH

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Free OpenTraining Course

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Excellent startingsalary, up to$11.00 hour.All benefits.

Call 732-246-8555Monday - Friday

10am -3pm

HOUSEKEEPING alsoJANITORIAL/MAINTENANCEFT-PT-AII shifts. M & M Manor

Perrineville/Millstone area.Call Mrs. Williams

732-446-6699

INSURANCE MEDICALCOLLECTOR- Seeking expe-rienced, detail oriented personfor busy office, PIP knowledgea plus. Amboy area.1 ;.FaVresumu fcl 732-525-8566

LABORERRemodeling,, will train. Mustdrive stick shift. 732-367-0708

LPN's & AIDESBlythe House AssistedLiving in Manalapan. Days &evenings, full & part time.Ca» 732-972-6206, «xt, 406or fex 732-536-9900 •

MEDICAL ASSISTANTEye MD in Old Bridge seeksfriendly, hard working assist-ant. Experience a must.. :Excellent wages & benefits.

Call 732-607-0555

•MEDIOAL RECEPTIONIST*& Medical Assistant F/T-P/TGd i fd

MOVING -HELPERS - FT/PTin Old Bridge area. Heavy lift-ing required. Valid driver's li-cense a plus. 732-591-6470

• OFFICE / SALES F/TVMarble Granite Company.Must know computers andhave car. 732-398-1100, Anita

OFFICE HELP (East Brunswick)Monday thru Friday. 9am-2pm.To record & keep daily recordsand reports on computer forA/R, and do collection calls.Must have computer experience.Call after 1pm. 732-651-6949

OVERNIGHTFLOW TEAM

10pm to 6am. We pay forexperience & $1.50 shiftdifferential. Employee discount& eligible benefits. Apply at:

TARGET MILLTOWN400 RYDERS LANE

MILLTOWN, NJ 08850

PAINTER- Full-time. Availableimmediately, experience a plusbut not necessary. ContactRichard at 732-951-1699.

PET SITTING (F/T-P/T)Weekends a must, plus othertimes. Call Got To Go,

732-446-1899PROPERTY INSPECTORS

P/T-$30,000+ • F/T-$80,000+No experience necessary will trainthe right person. 732-780-5734

REAL ESTATE AGENTOpportunity is knocking. Don'tmiss our on going pre-licensingcourses & superior training to helpyou get a FAST successful start.Call Debbie V. 732-583-5400

Aberdeen/Matwan

REAL ESTATE OpportunitiesThe Real Estate Market is HOT!Be a part of it! • Get Licensedin 30 days! • Set your own hours!

• work close to home!Rose Estephan, Manager

732-946-9400Weichert Realtors, Holmdel

RECEPTIONIST- Marlboro.Busy desk. Multi-task, priorrecep t ion i s t exper iencerequired. Great hours.732-817-0500x4Horizon Staffing Resourses

RN's LPN'sCHHA's $

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Carousel of Home CareHowell 732-303-0245Hazlet 732-264-5555

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SELL AVON. $10. to start.FREE GIFT. Call 732-553-1346

SALES - INVENTORYCONTROL / WarehouseIndustrial/commercial hard-ware counter. We. have arum-mediate opening for a. positionin counter.sar&sjHhv.entqrycontrol. FT Srtth £erfefite Sited?ical/4:0l(fc);Tv-Nfr nights, noSundays. Apply in persqn:.. :".

Gale's Industrial Supply26 W. Front Street

Keyport

SALES - REAL ESTATENo LayoffsNo DownsizingControl What You MakeHigh Volume BusinessCall Natalie 732-617^2020

SEAMSTRESSF/T - P/T position for

EXPERIENCED seamstressskijled in working with fine

fabrics for dress store. Workon gowns, dresses, suits and

performing fittings.Please call 732-972-2322:

BUSINESS DEYIXOPMKNTMANAGER

Do you have media/expo/event or venue salesexperience? Do you always live up to yourcommitments by going the extra mile?

Greater Media NJ Radio has an opening for an enthusiastic self-

starter loaded with marketing know-how. Must be very able to

lead a sales team as Business Development Manager at our

Central New Jersey radio stations. The BDM will develop and

present marketing concepts, create and maintain partnerships

with events and venues. Most important, the BDM will work

with the salespeople to close new and non-traditional business.

We offer unlimited earning potential and a commitment to

providing our people with the marketing resources to get the job

done. Greater Media offers the industry's finest training systems.

We are an organization with a mission to help companies grow

through effective marketing and advertising programs.

Greater Media is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

Requirements: Media, expo, event or venue sales experience.

Working knowledge of Microsoft Power Point and Microsoft

Word.

Contact Information: If interested in applying for this

position, please send resume to Box 100 Broadcast Center, New

Brunswick, NJ 08903, or [email protected]

SALES-Only $10 to begin yourown home based AVON orAVON/mark. (for 16/24 yr. oldonly) business. 732-777-7832

SECRETARYFull time/part time.

Hazlet Export company.Call: 732-888-1600

STERILIZATION ASSISTANTEnergetic, organized

individual needed for entrylevel position. Some evenings& Saturdays. 732-613-9898

TEACHERSFor Infants and Toddlers.

Kiddie Academy of Freehold,732-683-2086

Telemarketer / SalesExtended warrantees.

All shifts available.Call 732-462-9515

VALET PARKINGATTENDANTS Wanted, F/T-P/Tfor The Long Branch Inn, RedBank area. Must have cleandriving record with less than 3points. (Cashier also needed.)GREAT PAY, FLEX HOURSPlease call 888-404-PARK

WAIT STAFF &HANDYMAN

Old Bridge area.Call 732-264-2877

WELDING INSPECTOR(CERTIFIED)

American Welding Society/American Society for Non-Destructive Testing. F/T-P/TFax resume to 732-888-8307

036 Help WantedPart Time

CLEANED) ^Maintenance-Department. 15 hours/week..^ t t s rna t i ng schedule, 1 stweek, Wednesday/Thursday,•Bp'm-12 midnight; & Friday,6-11pm; 2nd week, Thursday,8pm-12 "midnight; Friday, 6-11pm; &* Saturday, 4pm-12midnightp C a " 732-390-6761or go to svww.ebpl.org. Applyby August 29 and send appli-cation to Man/Ellen Firestone,East Brunswick Public Library,2 Jean Walling Givie -Center-,East-Bruriswicki, NJ.QSBi&EQE

AEROBIC GROUPFITNESS INSTRUCTOR

AM/PM/ Weekend classesavailable. Top wage, top class.

Freehold. 732-409-6800ASSISTANT STOREMANAGER 2 week nights,5-9pm & Saturdays, 9am-6pm.

Party City HazletCall Steve, 732-739-3300

CHILD CAREAM/PM, flexible hours.

American Woman FitnessFreehold. 732-409-6800

SELlV£ftHeavy lifting,-must tiaVfaddadrivers license. College Boyswelcome) Call 609-259-3116

DENTAL ASSISTANT•Manalapan area. Xray licenserequired. Experience preferred.Flexible Monday, Tuesday &Wednesday, alternate Satur-day mornings. 732-303-0900

Pependable^persfchaJjIeisschool student needed in hightech Orthodontic Office inHoweH after school until 5:30pm. Excellent opportunity forstudent interested in dentistry& health care. Please call732-845-0021 & leave a de-tailed message telling us aboutyourself & wnich high schoolyou attend-..... •. -...-,.--...... •*.

DESIGNER - for retail florist.Including foamcore, styrofoam,artwork & personalization.Flexible hours. 732-972-1212

DOCTORS OFFICEFlexible, self starter for busyChiropractic Office. Insurance,billing, collections, typing andbookkeeping. Hours: Monday,Wednesday & Friday, 8:30am-3:30pm. Call 732-679-1100DRIVER WANTED- Drive 2kids to / from school. Pick up inAberdeen 7:15am or pick up inHighland Park 4pm. (or both)Perfect for retiree or at homemom. Call 732-290-9254

EVENING CUSTODIANSUPERVISOR - MaintenanceDepartment, 20 hours/week.Al ternat ing schedule, 1stweek, Monday thru Thursday,6-11pm; 2nd week, Tuesdaythru Friday, 6-11pm. Call732-390-6761 or go towww.ebpl.org. Apply byAugust 27 & send applicationto MaryEllen Firestone, EastBrunswick Public Library, 2Jean Walling Civic Center,East Brunswick. NJ 08816.EOE

Help WantedDO YOU LOVE CANDLES?One of America's fastest growingparty plans, PartyLite® needsConsultants & Leaders to earn upto $30-$35. per hour, Pt-Ft, noinvestment. Call Joy 732-290-0730

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HOUSEKEEPERBlythe House Assisted Living,Manalapan. Thursday thruMonday, 8am-3:30pm.Joe 732-972-6200, ext. 405LAUNDROMAT ATTENDANT

F/T & P/T, Matawan.Day & evening hours available.

Call 732-566-7676MARLBORO/FREEHOLDAREA. Cleaning help wanted.Good pay, flexible hours, musthave a car. Call 732-251-8754

MEDICAL ASSISTANT /RECEPTIONIST

Energetic, personable, reliablefor busy Jackson office.Fax resume to: 732-905-0837

MEDICAL SECRETARY - P/TMonday, Wednesday, Friday,9am-5pm: Call 732-706-0776or fax resume to 732-671-5612.

OFFICE ASSISTANT - Busyoffice seeks energetic self-starter with flexible hours.Communication and customerservice skills a plus. Computerknowledge helpful. Answeringphone/general office work,send le t ter or resume toHutchinson Inc. P.O. Box 423,Matawan, Nj 07747

PARA-PROFESSIONAL(Assistant Teacher) - P/T.For early childhood classroomin pr iva te schoo l in EastBrunswick. Experience withchi ldren in school sett ingireferred. Call 732-238-7971

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RECEPTIONIST - MedicalOffice: Good people/phoneskills. Computer knowledgehelpful. Call 732-866-1903

RECEPTIONISTAnswer phones, meet & greetpeapjf i j t new constructioncqrnjnunity in.Cream Ridge,

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REGISTERED NURSE - Ex-periehce in home health carepreferred: Call 908-359-6313and leave message. ;SHIPPING CLERK, usually 3days, 3 holirs each. Someheavy packages; Marlboroarea. Call Herb 732-536-3669

S U B SHOP - QUICNOSS-WEatohtown-t.-AII sh i f t savailable- 732-389-1114

TEACHER (Lead/Assistant)My Gym Children's Fitness

Center, Shrewsbury, seeksenthusiastic, but-going individ-uals who love children. Duties:lead/assist classes & partiesfor ages 3 mOnths-9 years,20-30 hours per week, week-

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TEACHER AIDESneeded. Old Bridge area.Please call, 732-254-3505

•TEACHERS -TEACHERSASSISTANTS- Before/afterschool care program, 7am to9am 8/or 3pm to 6pm. Monroe& Cranbury: Call 732-744-1749

TELEMARKETINGManalapan area. B to B calling,setting appointments. Flexiblehours, good pay. 732-845-9354

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DATA ENTRY Work fromhome Flexible Hours! GreatPay! Computer Required.1 -800-382-4282 ext #70

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Dr i ve r s - Owner O p e r a -tors/Small Fleets - Dry Van/NoTouch, No up front money. Noforced dispatch. All Miles Paid,home weekly. CORNHUSKERMOTOR LINES 1979.1-800-215-3640

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HIRING FOR 2003 POSTALPOSITIONS $600-$1,520WEEKLY plus full federalbenefits Entry-Professionallevel. No Experience Neces-sary Paid Training/VacationsGreen Card OK Call 1-877-329-5268 Ext. 805

Hiring for 2003 Postal Positio-ns. $15.00-$39.00+/hr. Feder-al hire with full benefits. No ex-perience necessary. Paidtraining and vacations. GreenCard O.K. 1-800-620-1401x706 (Monday-Saturday) (Na-tional Data) Fee • '

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037 BabysittingChild Care

LINCROFT Fun loving, stay athome mom will care for yourchild in my home, 18 months &up. Call Cathy, 732-933-0484

3 D's CHILDCARE- EastBrunswick. CPR cert i f ied.Planned activities & meals.Stale registered. 732-257-8272

MONROE TOWNSHIPNJ Registered Child care.First Aid & CPR certified.Experience. Great references.Non-smoker. 732-416-1263PARLIN- A loving mom willcare for your child in my home.CPR Cert. Refs. 732-316-2021

QUALITY CHILDCARE ISJUST A PHONE CALL AWAY!

MONDAY MORNING, INC.Middlesex/Mercer 732-743-9595

037a Child CareWanted

AFTER SCHOOL CAREneeded in my Long Branchhome, Mon- Fr i . 3:30pm-7:00pm. Must have drivers li-cense and reliable vehicle, ref-erences required. 732-571-6127

BABY SITTER Needed towatch children while parentsJazzercise in Freehold Boro.

Monday, Wednesday & Fridaymornings. Call 732-919-3773CHILD CARE needed in myhome or yours, who wili bus tothe new Elms S c h o o l inJackson. Call 732-928-9350

EAST BRUNSWICKSitter / Tutor after school.Child age 6, 3pm to 7:30pm.Drivers license & referencesrequired. Call 201-795-9890HAZLET 2 year old, my home,mornings, 2-3 days per week,2-3 hours per day, beginning inSeptember. Call 732-739-0003MILLSTONE - Child care andfamily help for loving family.Live out, full-time/part-time.Call 732-259-6592

NANNIES CALL!FOR THE BEST JOBS

Live in/out w/the best families.SELECTIVE NANNY

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039 Health Care

GRISWOLDSPECIAL CARE

20 Years of ExperienceHourly and Live In Care Givers

Proudly Serving Middlesex /Mercer County. 732-745-7788

HOME CARE-For elderly,sick, disabled. Live-in/out.Reasonable rates. Call PollnterAgency 908-925-0494,No fee.HOME CARE-Companionship &Assistance for Seniors. Non med-.leal, Must have car. F/T/PT Live-in available. Payday every week.Right At Home, 732-566-6711POLISH Referral Svce. Providinglive in housekeepers for elderlycare. Ucense/bond. 908-689-9140

040 SituationsWanted

DAY CARE FOR SENIORSis available in my home. Nonmedical. Meals, transportationprovided. East Brunswickarea. Call 908-705-1581RETIRED MALE NURSE-LPNseeks P/T private duty work.Live in/ out. 25 years experience.Post-Op, bedside nursing, Par-kinson's. Inquires, 732-846-1515

ANTIQUESTOP PRICES PAID FOR:

Antique furniture, oriental rugs,paintings, jewelry & silver.We purchase entire contentsof estates. Will come to yourhome. Call 908-862-0200

043 Appliances

AIR CONDITIONER - 18,500btu's. Used 1 seasqny Window

or wall. Remote. Asking$260. Call 732-821-0496

AIRCONDITIONERS (2) ,SHARP. 5000 BTU, bought6/30, $100 each. Paper workavailable. Call 609-752-0842

DRYER - Kenmore electric.White. Large capacity. Exc.condition, only 4 yrs. young.$250., neg. Call 732-728-0328RANGE G.E. electric, almond,3 0 " f ree s t a n d i n g , sel f -cleaning, 4 burner. Looks/works great. Remodel ingkitchen, $150. 732-723-1560

RANGE ELEC. Kenmore. Blk.& White. DRYER, ELEC. BothSears. Kenmore. Best offer.CADENCE WALKING MA-CHINE, Best offer. STEREO,Grundig Majestib, made inGermany. Floor model. Exc.cond. $150. 732-495-6955

REFRIG. & Range '- Almond.Exc. cond., $100. ea. A/Cs (4);best offer. Eves; 732-796-7017Days: 732-895-9142

REFRIGERATORAmana, side x side' 22 cu.ft.,white, ice maker. Excellentcondition, $400. 732-780-6948WALL OVEN Double, Jen Airself-clean, $200. Electric cooktop, $100. OR $250 for both.Call 609-752-0202.

WASHER & DRYER,KENMORE.

2 years old, $175.00 each.Call 732-332-0622WASHER & DRYER,

WHIRLPOOL.4 years old, asking $500.

Call 732-721-9328WASHERS (2) & DRYERSElec, (2) - two sets.Exc. cond. $400. & 150.732-3(7-3799 or 908-216-4981

(2) TIRES - New on Volkswag-on rim w/hubcap. MichelmXGT4P195/60R14, $120.

Call 732-297-0214

17" MONITOR $100. Key-board, scanner, printer speak-e r s , m o u s e , $ 5 0 . C a l l732-566-7784

30" GAS COOKTOP, GE.white, 4 burn, 4yrs old, $150.Call 732-308-9298

AIR CONDITIONERWindow unit. 115v, 9 BTU's.Almost new. $100.

Call 732-254-2995

BAKERS RACK - Unusual.Black 3 glass shelves plus1 solid shelf. Exc. cond.$115. Call 732-683-1772

BAMBOO TABLE-32"4 chairs & cushions, $150.Perfect glass top. 732-921 -2989

BED/BATH COLLECTIONfor College. 18 piece in yellow.Extra long, $110.Call 732-566-7795

Boat Trailer 20Ft., tandemaxle, steel, $125. dorm fridge$20. Also FREE wood row-boat, needs work. 732-477-1107

BOXES PAPER - (5) $10.each - T-SHIRTS long sleeves50J $1.00 each. VINYL SID-NG Blue, $50. 732-886-5241

CARVED WALNUT SOFA(2), 1931, for hobbyist. Bestoffer. Call 732-671-1616

CHEST OF DRAWERS AN-TIQUE $75. Microwave cart,Oak, looks like old fashion ice-box, $75. Call 732-521-2051

COMPUTER DESKIkea, white 4 ft., with pull out &top storage, $50. 732-921-2989

COUCH SETjood condition. Asking $100.negotiable. Call 732-389-0692

CROWN PALLET JACKGood condition. $150.

Call Bob, 609-259-2502

DINETTE - Antique,yellow metal, 2 chairs, $50.Dressers (2) ; $25. each.Call 732-921-2989.

DOUBLE OVENSelf Cleaning.Very good condition. $150.Call 732-721-4047

DRESSERS (2) - Walnut,20" w. x 67" I., $50. each.Prego s t ro l le r , $50. Cal l732-566-4235

DRYER - W h i t e . M a y t a gelectric. Excellent condition.Orig. $429., asking $150.

Call 732-792-0975

END & COFFEE TABLES(cherry & walnut, ALL wood).Must see, $150. takes all.Call 732-251-8425.

FISH TANK - Hexagon,35 gallon w/stand & accesso-ries included, hood & light,$100. Call Mark 732-970-0327

FISH TANKS-10 gallon, $18.20 gaHon, $30. 29 gallon, $42.With filter, heater, hood light &fish. Call 732-651-1685

FREE SWING SETGood condition. You dismantle& move it& it's yours.

Call 732-290-1623

HAND TRUCKMagliner "Gemini", $125.Please call 609-259-2502

HP OFFICE JET All - In-OnePrinter + HP, Pavilion PC withSpeakers. AU$150.Call 732-495-1503

KID PICNIC TABLE, $10.Turtle sand box, $5. Rockingh o r s e , $ 1 0 . P lease ca l l732-254-1693.

KITCHEN RANGEElectric. Good condition.

$45 or best offer.Call 732-460-0175

LAWN MOWERRear bagger. Good condition.$50. or best offer.

Call 732-264-3262

MICROCASSETTETRANSCRIBER- Olympus,incl. foot pedal, power supply& headset, $150. 732-723-9706

LADDER32ft. Aluminum, great condi-tion, $125. Call 732-238-8422P L A T F O R M ROCKER &ROCKING CHAIR. Footstool,e x c e l l e n t c o n d i t i o n732-422-7141

PROPANE CONVECTIONHEATER, 80,000 BTU/hr,hose and regulator, $75. CALL732-671-4341PROPANE CONVECTIONHEATER- 80,000 BTU/HRHose and regulator, $75.Call 732-671-4341REFRIGERATOR -(Dorm)Like new, $40. Panasoniccompact stereo, $35. Kidsdesk, $15. Call 732-671-6861

044 Computers

TV AND VHS COMBO, 20"QUASAR, very good condition$150. Call 732-863-7251

WALL OVEN,new, white, $50.

Call 732-828-8428WASHER & GAS DRYERWhirlpool, white.Super capacity. $150.Call 732-558-8610

MAC and PC SUPPORTOn Site, Home or Business.

No job too small. 732-238-7749

QuIckBooks®, OutsourcedAccounting & Virtual office.We can set-up, train & back up.Bookkeeping, administrativeand controllership services.Mendlowitz Weitsen, LLP, CPAs

732-613-9700

WATER BED -SUPER TWIN in good

condition. $100. or best offer.Call 732-706-3772

047 Furniture

WATER BED - Pine. Kingbookcase headboard, $35!Basketball Backboard - newin box, $25. Call 732-251-9110

044 Computers

REFRIGERATOR SEARS.(Dorm) $30. Craftsman lawnedger $60. Weider Home gymsystem $60. 732-495-0329ROOF TOP CARGO CARRIERSears extra large, $25. DiningRoom hutch & buffet, $125.

Call 732-530-0477

SEWING MACHINESinger. Antique, in wood cabi-net, $1 50. Call 732-297-1696STROLLER & CAR SEATCombo- Gtajbo, $65. or bestoffer. Crib y»Hh>mattress, $55.Call 732-967-1415STROLLER GRACO $15.New wrought iron fireplacetools, $35, New composter$25. Call 732-521-5789TABLE 70"x40" (Solid Oak)with CHAIRS. Good condition.Asking $150". or best offer.Call 732-76Sr9374TRUCK TOOL BOX- Extralarge, aluminum. $100./neg.Reptile Tank w/Cast Iron Stand$75.00./neg. Call 732-477-9660

TRUNDLE BEDWhite formica, includes 2mattresses. Perfect condition,$150. Call 732-577-1040.

TRUNK METAL 31"A1 condition with key. $150.

Call 732-264-9031TV STAND

On rollers. Blonde wood. Has2 shelves. 2 ft. high x29 "across. $30. Call 732-254-7043

COMPUTER SERVICESHome • Office • Networking

Call 732-895-1272

COMPUTER SUPPORTSERVICES

FULL ON-SITE SERVICECall 732-951-0004

COMPUTER- Compaq Note-book, Evo-N600C, 30 gig.,1.2mhz., XP & DVD. drives,new! $700. Call 732-246-1743DISCOUNT PRINTER & toner

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WEBSITES FOR SMALL TOMEDIUM SIZE BUSINESSES.Reasonable prices. Availablefor 1 time or continued support.

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All Brand New•AMust S e l l * Model homeliving room sets!! Handpaintedfurniture. All high end. Candeliver. Call 732-571-1050

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Washed pine, $275. Cedarchest, $125. Call 732-967-0473

ASSORTED FURNITUREBirchwood, Brm set., mirroreddrssr., bachelor chest., cedarchest & single bed. CherryLrm, coffee & 2 end tbls., sofatbl., & curio. Excellent cond.Call 908-917-4014

ASSORTED FURNITUREFull Bed w/Adiust-O-Pedicmattress. Curio Cabinet, WallUnit, Cedar Chest, Bar Unit,Living Rm. Club Chair & SideChairs, Small Appliances. Oth-er misc. pcs. Best offers.

Call 732-566-5713

B A K E R S R A C K F r o mHuffman-Koos, brass accents,Mint. Paid $1,200. First $350.takes it! Marble cocktail & endtable, black w/beige flecks,$250. Mint! Call 732-706-1177

BEDROOM - Black lacquer w/queen bed, Ig. armoire &bureau. Kitchen Set: white w/6 chairs. Sectional: blackleather.Exc. cond.732-792-8467

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ABEDROOM FURNITURE .VDesigner gir l 's bdrm. set,$450. Red canopy single hdbd.$100. White iron fufl hdbd.,$50. Brass king hdbd., $100.Brentwood rocker, $50. Plusden furn., $250. Asst. lamps.Exc. cond. Call 732-238-5909

BEDROOM FURNITURE lightgrey formica, 6 drawer dresserwith round mirror, armoire, twinbed with platform bottom.Headboard with night table at-tached with drawers $595 orbest offer. Call 732-390-5349

BEDROOM FURNITURE-Dresser, desk w/ hutch, chair,$200. & other kid's furn., Misc.household items. 732-591-0077BEDROOM SET - 5 pc. New in

box. List $1,300., sacrifice$565. Call 732-259-6690

BEDROOM SET - 6 pcs. ,bleached oak & sage color.1 yr. old. Exc. cond"! $450.Call 732-765-9082

BEDROOM SET - 7 pc. Cherrysleigh bed. New, still in boxes.Must sell, $975. 732-259-6690

BEDROOM SET-GirlsTrundle bed, armoire, 5 drawerdresser, end table, 6 drawerheadboard. $350.732-679-3998BEDROOM SET - Italian greylacquer, headboard, dress-er.night stands, $500. neg.COUCH & LOVESEAT -Neutral color. $500. neg. Bothexc. cond. Call 732-367-3799

BEDROOM SET Girls, 4pc,old fashioned Broyhill wood,end table, desk, bed w/hdbd. &matt., dresser w/mirror. Goodcond., $200. Call 732-203-1412

BEDROOM SET, 5 piece,$450. Drm. set w/ 6 chairs,lighted china cabinet $500.Call 732-928-5421BEDROOM SET, CRATE &BARREL. King size slay bed,maple/cherry, Includes tables,lamps matresses,$1,200.732-651-9822

BEDROOM SET- Triple dress-er & hutch, chest of drawers, 2night stands, 4 poster cannon-ball bed, $700. Baldwin spinetPiano $1,100. Couch, loveseat, 2 chairs, ottoman, $100.Sundance spa hot tub, 7 peo-ple, $2,000. 732-833-7540

BEDROOM SETS - (1) twin &(1) fu l l . Recliner, desks,tables. All good condition.

Call 732-222-7290BUNK BEDS-Solid pine.1 yr . y o u n g m a t t r e s s e sincluded. Excellent cond.$325. Call 732-721-1099

CHINA CABINET & SERVER(ANTIQUE) Lovely details.Custom painted in heirloomwhite & antiqued. $995. forboth pieces. Call 732-212-1572COFFEE TABLES (2), excel-lent cond., unique, 1 mirrored24" x 48", 1 Brass 40" x 40",$200. each. Call 732-521-4037after 5pm.

COLONIAL DINING ROOMSET, 6 chair, china cabinet.White bedroom set, full sizebed, double dresser with mir-ror, night table, desk & chair.Kitchen set, dark maple. Call732-785-9340

COMPLETE DINING ROOMSET, Ethan Allen Count™, Ma-hagony, with 8 chairs, $3,000Call 732-928-5128COUCH & LOVE SEATFor sale, $400. Very good con-dition, call 732-583-8365

COUCH, BROYHILL, withmatching wing chair, la-z-boyrecliner, small end table, $400.Leave message, 732-367-0349

DINING ROOM Contemp. blk.lacquer/inlaid cherry, 2 leaves,buffet & mirror. From Huffman-Koos. Pd. $8,800. First $3,300.takes it! Mint. 732-706-1177

DINING ROOM - 8 pc. Ameri-can Drew. Solid white washhardwood table, 6 chairs, to. 2pc. china, 2 leaves, pads. Exc.cond. $1,400. 732-303-9663

DINING ROOM - Dark wood.Table w/4 chairs, corner hutch,$400. Computer Desk w/chair,$50. Call 732-545-4493

DINING ROOM - Never used.Medium oak.Table, 4 chairs,china closet, $350. or bestoffer. Call 732-679-5080DINING ROOM - Solid pinetable ( 9 2 " w/2 leaves) ,6chairs.Good cond. Asking$195. Call 732-919-7369

DINING ROOM Contemp. blk.lacq. wood, 6 chairs, leaf.chinacloset $700. Kitchen table;round, oak/ceramic, 2-4 chairs,best offer. Eves 732-796-7017Days; 732-895-9142

DINING ROOM SET & WALLUNIT. Formica pedestal tblwith 6 chairs. 3 pc. mirroredwall unit with glass shelves.Both cream colored and likenew, $950. Call 732-583-3187

DINING ROOM SET - Broyhill,52" table, 18" leaf, 4 chairs,china cabinet, hutch, break-front, Great cond. GREATBUY, $450. Call 732-251 -9631

DINING ROOM SET - Solidmaple tbl. w/leaf, fine washedfinish, 6 chairs w/upholsteredseat and china cab. Exc. cond.Best offer. Call 732-591-8725

DINING ROOM - Stained Oak.Queen Anne style. Table w/6upholstered chairs. Goodcond. $500.,neg. 732-758-8057DINING ROOM SET - Solidoak, 72" oval ped. table, 6chairs, lighted hutch w/glassdoors, $500. Call 732-723-0989

DINING ROOM SETEthan Allen. Dark pine, 48"round table with 2 leaves, and4 Captain's chairs. Best offer.Call 732-872-8860DINING ROOM SET, Benning-ton Pine. Trestle table, 4 sidechairs, 2 arm chairs, lightedchina cabinet with hutch, Call732-972-7803DINING ROOM SET, Oval tbl.,double pedastal, 2 leaves,pads, 6 chairs, Ig. china closet& tea cart. Ask. $700. Kid'sBedroom Set, Captains bedw/ 3 drawers, 6 drawer dress-er, desk & chair. Good cond.$200. Call 732-721-8948

DINING ROOM SET- with 6chairs, table pads, 2 leafs &china cabinet, light wood, $900.or best offer. 732-577-1347DINING ROOM TABLE - whitewith, 4 upholstered chairs,$ 1 0 0 . C h a n d e l i e r , $25 .Bleached oak coffee table, $25Wall unit,$50 or best offer,Call 732-863-6628

DINING ROOM TABLE,dbl. pedestal Glass top, w/6Italian sling chairs. $500.STORAGE WALL SYSTEM,almond & glass, 86 "x 92".$500. Good condition.Call 732-828-1282

DINING ROOM-Like new, 6chairs, tea cart, breakfront,pedestal table, made out of burl.Ask. $800. /neg. 609-448-3934DINING ROOM-w/ 6 ladder-back chairs-4 for table & 2 arm,Ig. 2 pc. hutch, Ig. table. Allheavy wood. $500.732-566-8252DINING SET - Black Laquer,4 chairs & lighted hutch:Excellent condition. $350.Call 732-787-1692D I N I N G T A B L E W I T HCHAIRS, solid oak, very goodcond., $250. Wooden Coffeet b l . , l i ke new $ 8 5 . Ca l l732-741-2417DRESSER - 66" with mirror &night table. Both w/custom

lass overlay. Solid wood, 8Irawers, $300. 732-679-2716

ENTERTAINMENT CENTERPickled wood, 3 pcs. 2 bottomshelves for storage & sideopen shelves. Fits up to 27"TV. Coffee & End Tables:glass & brass. All exc. cond.

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FOR SALE Castro convertibleQueen sofa S love seat $400.Or b/o. Queen Futon $300.,orb/o. Call 732-441-9479LEATHER CHAIRS - (2)matching. Off white. Almostnew. Asking $125./each.

Call 732-308-3516LEATHER SOFA w/qn. sizedbed & matching Loveseat,(Green), $500. 1 Sharp 30" TV•onsole, $300. 732-275-9139

LIVING ROOM - Queen sofa-bed, loveseat, chair w/ottoman.Multi colored. Good cond.$300. Call 732-583-1196MATCHED SET, RATTAN,sofa, chair,ottoman, w/ allcushions , 4 tossed pillows,coffee and end tbls with glasstops included excel.cond.,$950. Call 732-255-4783

MATTRESS & BOX SPRINGKING - Like new. Sealy Top ofthe Line. Pillow Top. $475.Call 732-780-6948MATTRESS & BOX. Full size.New ortho/plush. $110.

Call 732-259-6690

MATTRESS SET - Queendouble pillow top. New in plas-tic w/warranty. $165. Candeliver. Call 732-259-6690MOVING SALE - High endfurn. Ex. cond. ETHAN ALLENLiv. rm. JON WIDDICOMB

King bedrm. set. VALLEYFURN. STATTON Din. rm.

tbl., w/ 3 leaves, 6 upholsteredchairs + server. Table, lamps,crib/mattress, fine leather top

desk & other items.Call 732-536-2562

MOVING SALE - Queen sofasleeper, beige & tan, matchinglove seat & ottoman, $350. (2)i/lirrored wardrobes, $300.Wall unit w/buiit-in bookcase &bar, $200. (2) Brass lamps &end tables, $50. 732-995-0042

MOVING SALE(2) Bedroom Sets: (1) king, 5pc, Colonial, $850., neg. (1)bunk bed set, 5 p c , $650.,neg. Call 609-371-8138

MOVING SALEWall unit; 3pc, Oak/Rosewood,$500. China cabinet; 2 p c ,$300. Sofa bed & loveseat;light grey, $400. Bedroomfurniture. Home gym; $350.Much more. All reasonableoffers accepted. 732-780-5811MOVING SALE! Mauve sec-tional sleeper sofa, $150.Mauve recliner, $50. 2 glassfront, black curio cabinets$100. Walnut kitchen table w/4 black swivel vinyl chairs $75.Large fruitwood bookcase,$50 Oak end & coffee tables$35 ea. glass/brass coffee &end tames $35 each. Plusmisc., all mint. 732-390-1003

MOVING SALE- Living RoomSet, Dining Room Set, Bed-room Set, Dinette w/6 Chairs,Corner Curio, Wall Unit, Pool.Table, Rugs, Computer Desk,and more. Exc. cond. Bestoffers. Call 732-446-5467

MOVING- Sectional Sofa Bed,Dining Room, Refrigerator,Deck Set, Rockers, Pictures,Dishes & morel 732-671-2391

MOVING-Sofa & Loveseat $50.Formal Sofa, $100. Sm. Sect, w/table, $150. (2) Cushion Chairs,$50. ea. Thick glass cocktail tbl.,$125. Exc. cond. 732-493-9161

PATIO SET - 60" round table,4 chairs, 4 chaises (whitew/cushions), end table, &umbrella, $500,732-577-8657SLEIGH BED - Cherry.Unope-ned in box. Sugg, retail $700.,sacrifice $250. 732-259-6690SOFA w/ MATCHING CHAIR

Excellent condition.Floral pattern. Best offer.

CaM 732-438-3194SOFA & LOVE SEAT, Darkwood queen bdrm set, w/desser with mirror. Brass twinbeds(2), recliners , lighted wallunit light blue 9' x15' rug. L-shaped wood desk. Sowingmachine., steel cabinet,, andmore call 732-780-9533

SOFA & LOVESEAT(New)Queen. 1 mo. old. Beige & creamw/11 pillows. Cocktail tble. incl.$600. 732-738-4800 oxt. 248SOFA - 4 pc. oversized sec-tional w/chaise. White. 3 1/2yrs. young. Good cond. $450.or best offer. Call 732-625-8074SOFA - Almond, leather, exc .condition, $500. Sectionalsofa; neutral color, good cond.,$500. Call 732-458-4832SOFA - BLACK LEATHERITALIAN -3SEATER.Exc. cond. 6 months new.$450. Call 732-536-2701SOFA BED - Loveseat, taupecolor. (2) Recliners; Lane, kingsize, burgundy. All great con-dition, $1,000. to $1,500. for allprices neg. Call 732-335-8761SOFA SECTIONAL (3 Piece)17 feet. Contemporary, LightPastel. $400., or best offer.Call 732-367-7441SOFA SLEEPER & LOVESEAT - Beige and tan stripes.Great condition. $500. for both.732-238-0222 eveningsSOFA, LOVE SEAT, Chaise,comfy, oversized cushions,earth tones, like new, $600., orbest offer. Call 609-208-9623SOFABED - Queen size. Tan/brown/rust. Good condition.$250. Call 732-972-1672 or732-513-0433TABLES - Oak. Thomasville.(2) end tables, (1) coffee table& (1) octagon. $175./all four.

Call 732-739-1432WALL UNIT - MOVING. Likenew, 3pc. almond, with brasstrim, mirror backing, curvedglass doors, glass shelves,interior lights, holds 32" TV,VCR, stereo. Pd. $1,600. Sac-rifice, $445. Call 732-247-3008WALL UNIT, Teak wood, 8pcs., shelves & bar unit includ-ed, excellent condition. Bestoffer call 732-780-1552

048 GeneralMerchandise

MOVING SALEBrass bedroom set; all ac-cessories, $850. Entertain-ment unit; custom black/white,$1,200. Kitchen set; brandnew, $500. DECORATIVEITEMS; vases, frames, stat-ues, china, more. 732-656-1654

MOVING SALEEVERYTHING FOR SALEBedroom Set, Daybed, DiningRoom, China Cabinet, Couch,Coffee Table. No reas. offerefused. Call 732-316-0350

MOVING SALESectional Sofa: 4 pcs., $850.Int. Units: (2), $300. Single

Beds: (2), $225. Stiffel Lamps:(3), $225. Kitchen Table w/3:hairs, $225. TV: Sony, $150.ea Cart, $150. 732-238-2215

AIR COMPRESSOR Crafts-man 3hp, like new, $150. (3)Anderson screen doors, new.(4) six panel doors. Heavy bagstand. Best offers 732-863-6778

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BANK SAFE $300, Slot Ma-chine, 25e Baileys, needswork, $400. Hand truck $45.,Airless Sprayer, Wagner, $85.Tool box-6Dr., $60. Call732-679-7455

BAR STOOLS, swivel, (4)Early American, $75. each. 3piece entertainment center,Oak, fits 32" TV, $500. 32"hutch , $100. Call 732-792-0118

BAR-Ask. $100. WeightLifting Equip. $250. DiamondEngagement Ring, PearShape, negotiable. 732-895-5511BEANIE BABIES & BUDDIESOver 100 available.Best offers.Please call 732-495-4455BOWLING MACHINE, shufflealley, Williams Shuffle Inn.Gott l ieb pinbal l machine(Countdown),needs work,$375 For both. 732-679-6167CAR PORT / PATIO COVERSears aluminum. 10' x 20'.Must be disassembled.Orig. $850., sacrifice $200.

Call 732-251-0471CARD COLLECTION &

Collectibles. Over 100,000Baseball, Hockey, Football &Basketball. Harv 732-246-1706CHANDELIER - 12 l ight .Blown glass & brass. Contemp.Like new. Orig. $1,200., sacri-fice $200. Call 732-972-0069CHINA - Lenox "Eternal " .CRYSTAL: Lenox (water, wine& champagne).Both servicefor 12.Best offers.732-367-0807

CLOSE OUT SALEComputers, big screen TVs,VCRs, stereos, jewelry displaycounters, video cameras, freelocal delivery and set up

Call 732-836-0326

COMPLETE KITCHENREMODELING SALE: Whiteformica cabinets, granite tops,G.E. dishwasher, microwave,dbl. oven, Kohler sink, etc.Best offer takes it 732-446-1724CRIB - European. White wash.With mattress. Lamps: Stiffle.Brass & glass. All good cond.

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FREEZER, WHIRLPOOL.18.5 cubic ft., upright, $200 orbest offer. Lawn mower, 20"gasoline with bag attachment,$35. Call 732-451-9434FRENCH Doors -Int. 61wx81 hw/frame & saddle. Clear coat-ed over nat. wood. $200. In-stall/paint extra. 732-536-1334HOMEOWNERS WANTED!

Kayak Pools is looking forDemo homesites to displaynew maintenance free Kayakpools. Save thousands of $$.Jnique opportunity! 100%f i n a n c i n g a v a i l a b l e .1-800-510-5624.

KITCHEN CABINETS10) Oak front. Like new, $300.

Call 732-921-1494LAWN TRACTOR, 14 horsepower,craftsman kohler en-

i n e . $ 4 0 0 . C a l l D o u g148-702-1777

LINCOLN PORTABLE WELD-ER, Onan engine with cabler,51,400. Ingersolrand aidcom-pressor, $450. 732-928-9328MIRRORS- DIFFERENTCOMPANY- BETTER PRICE!48x100x1/4" $105; 72x100x1/4" $155; 72x50xw1" Bevel$110. Free Delivery. QualityInstallation Available. Visa/MC.Morningstar Wholesale1-800-355-9803 "Skip theMirrorman"

MOVING SALE - Coffee Table:mint, bar chairs, Casio player,mirror, playstation, games,microwave. 732-886-1868MOVING SALE - HolmdelCastro convertible, pop updaybed, +furn., sporting goods,antiques, etc. 732-946-0960MOVING SALE!!!Sofa, 2 piece sectional withottomam, 3 solid oak endtables. Bedroom set with bycentury, 2 amoires with mirror,bridge, 2 night stands, hospitaland twin bed. 2 sofa beds, din-ing room table with 6 arm-:hairs by vogue, plus 2 breakfronts. All in excellent condition,everything must go now Call-32-308-9670!

MOVING SALE- 2 Sofas, PineDinette, Furs, Spode China,Redwood Patio Furn., Clothes,Appliances, more.732-995-8634MOVING Twin bed, matt.,chest, $200. Hi-rise bedsw/slipcover, $150. Kimballsleigh bed, QN., night table, 5drawer chest, $1,700. Ext. lad-der, 32', $150. Ski style Nordic~rak, $50. Gas leaf blower

60. Home o f f i ce , $700.2)casement windows, $50.ea.

Good condition. 732-238-8422

ORGAN - Lowery w/bench,I200. Bar w/2 Stools, $75.

Computer Desk, $40. All goodcond Call 732-780-6561'OOL - Posidone. 21' wide x1 deep w/all accessories (fil-

ter, etc.). Needs new liner.$25. Call 732-920-3097

POOL TABLE8 ft, ball return. Custommade oak. Like new. $1,000.Call 732-536-9536POOL TABLE, Pro -Line Bil-liard, white wash, 8 ft x 41/2 ft,excellent condition, $1,500.Call 732-446-6848

POOL. Above ground withd e c k . h a y w a r d sand f i l -ter/automatic chlorinator. 16ft.x24ft.,oval, great cond., first$500 takes it. You must taked o w n a n d m o v e . C a l l908-208-9778PRINTERS (Laser & InkJet),Computer tower, monitor, Key-board, speakers, scanner,phone/answering machine/rax, fish tank with everything.Call 732-928-4990

RESTAURANT EquipmentFOR SALE.Call 609-259-7072RIDER MOWER - Roper, 8hp.Briggs & Stratton engine.Good condition. Asking $150.

Call 732-901-9173SEWING MACHINES Due todivorce; Free arm all stitches,pd. $369., sacrifice, $159.4 Thread Serger, pd. $389.sacrifice, $219. All new in box.Call 732-222-3313

SOFA - Leather w/queen sizesleeper. Good condition. Verycomfortable. $230.

Call 732-651-3371SOFA BED - Mattress neverused, 2 recliners included, set$250. Stereo; 2 speakers,value $300., sell for $75. Bothgood condition. 732-264-9385

SPA. Must Sel l . 7 PersonDeluxe. Never Used. Includescover . Wi l l d e l i v e r . Ful lWarranty. Can finance W.A.C.Payments Under $100/Month.In a Hurry. 800-980-7727

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TIRES, COOPER DISCOV-ERER. RADIAL STT. 31" x10.5"X 15" ON 10" X 15" rim.5 bolt hole fits Rangers andBronco II, $700. 732-521-2142TRACTOR LAWNMOWER,'93, 14 horse power, koler en-gine, rarely used, 42" deck,must see! $550. Neo-angleshower base, 37" plus doors$240. Call 609-448-7498

WALKERTURNER - 2 4 " 4spd. scroll saw. $200. WELL-BUILT Refrig. Med. size. Greatfor college. $75. 732-613-8454WATERBED - Queen, pillowtop, $500. Exercise bike, $75.Dresser; unfinished pine, 6drawers, best offer. All goodcondition. Call 732-390-4824Win a House and Business InWasilla, Alaska Essay Contest.Details www.wasillacontest.c-om or SASE: Wasilla WebWorld 713 W. Parks Hwy. C-130, Wasilla, AK 99654"100/per entry

048b InfantsJuvenile Items

BABY CLOTHES, (Boys) Verygood cond/ Like new & walker,baby swing, crib matt., biketrailer & more. 732-940-2284BEDROOM SET Girls, 11 pc.Henry Link wood, $500. Bed-room set; boys, 2 pc. +book-case. Call 732-946-0960

CRIB (Brass head & footboard), dresser/changingtable, hutch. Solid Oak. Exc.cond. $600. 732-316-5534

CRIB - Bellini w/mattress.White lacquer, $500. HighChair: Peg Perego, $90. &

Stroller, $150. Car Seat: Fish-er Price, $75. Keytec Comput-

er Touch Screen, $150. &MORE. Call 732-303-1044

CRIB - Bellini, with Simmonsmattress, $350. Armoire;Bellini, $250. Glider with pads,$50. Call 609-758-6512CRIB - Simmons pickled oakw/cherry accents, changing ta-ble, $400. Car Seat, $25.Great cond. Call 732-264-3031CRIB-Childcraft, natural withmatt.,& changing table/dresser,$300. Peg Prego high chair, $50.Milano Stroller, $f50. Centurycar seat, $40. Step 2 Playhouse,$40. All like new. 732-617-9764

KIDS POWER WHEELS REDJEEP, PICNIC TABLE & KIDSBIKE. All in very good shape +extra batteries. Any resonableoffer. Call 732-682-9046TONS OF BABY ITEMS, allexcellent condition.LT.maplecrib $50; changing table, $25,glider/ ottoman, $100; outdoorplay set $25 ea; car seats, ex-ersaucer, strollers, hi-chair,pack & play,bicycle seat, back-pack carrier,framed pictures,more. Low prices. Call732-786-1533

STROLLER -Graco TravelSystem with infant carrier &base.Sawgrass color. Goodcond., $75. Call 732-416-9350

WEIGHT BENCH, with attach-ments, and squat rack & 650lbs weights. Will sell all or parts$250 Or b/o. Call~732-727-6009

1049 MerchandiseWanted

060 Garage Sales

ALL LIONEL TRAINSOr Flyer. Top cash appraisal.Price no object. 732-946-2893ANY KIND OF COLLECTIBLE

ITEMS FOR AUCTIONCall Col. Ed. 908-995-4099

BUYING CAMERASAnd PHOTO EQUIPMENT

1 pc. or whole studio. No Polaroidor movie. Call 609-291-9736

CONSIGN Your Women's &Children's Quality Clothing &Accessories Call 732-431-7667

2ND TURN AROUNDFISHING TACKLE Collectorwishes to buy old rods, reels,lures, catalogs. 908-233-1654

050 MusicalInstruments

CLARINET, SELMER,With case. Good condition,great for new young student$150. Call 732-446-5715

I SELL NEW & USEDMusical Instruments

at deep discount prices.CALL DON at 732-741-4709

KEYBOARDBrand New. Yamaha, PSR 550$400. Call 732-840-0738ORGAN-(Thomas Troubadour186) Good condition. $400.

Call 732-458-1898

PIANOYamaha Clavinova CLP-155Digital spinet, full 88 weightedaction keys. 8 different sounds& digital recorder on board &MIDI compat ib le . Looks,sounds & plays beautiful.Never need tuning.Like new. $950. 732-780-2697PIANO - BALDWIN SPINET

Walnut finish. Great cond.$700. Call 732-780-9213PIANO - Kincaid upright, withbench & sheet music. Goodc o n d i t i o n , $ 4 0 0 . C a l l732-566-7590

PIANO, SHONINGER.Upright with bench,

good condition $500.Call 732-780-5811

PIANOS-ORGANSLOTS OF TRADE INS

FROM $450.Cleaned • Tuned to A440

Guaranteed. Delivery Avail.All Floor Models On Sale

1-800-453-1001SAXOPHONE - Selmar Alto,1 month young, perfect condi-tion, with case, $500. or bestoffer. Call 732-727-8005

051 SportingEquipment

GO CART - Carter.Green & yellow, 6 HP, Tecum-seh motor. Runs like new,$900. Call 732-370-3425

•ABERDEEN- 226 Claire Ct.(South Atlantic Ave. or ChurchSt.- Cashel Dr.- Claire Ct.), Fri.& Sat., 8/22 & 8/23, 8am-4pm• BRICK - Moving to FloridaCherry Quay Development,27 Cross Trees Rd., Sun.,8/24, 8-3. Collectibles, furniturerugs, clothes, Nordic trac,misc. good stuff, +giveaways.

•EAST BRUNSWICK-18Pearl Rd. (off SlaglerSt.), Sat.,8/23, 9am-3pm. Rain or shine,something for everyone.

• EAST BRUNSWICK62 Lois Ave. (off Merrill Ave.),Fri. & Sat., 8/22 & 8/23, 9-3.Toys and children's items.

• FREEHODLTWP.-107Gerogia Rd. (Cr. of StonehillRd.) Sat. 8/23, 8am to 1pm.Baby items & general stuff.• FREEHOLD BORO - 20Holmes Terr.Sun.,8/24,9am-3pm.Car (runs), motorcycle, sewingmach., h/n, clothes, toys, tools.•FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP-83 Three Brooks Rd (off Rt 9),8/22 & 8/23, 9am- 4pm.Furniture, books, household,toys, games, bikes & more• FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP.15 Stiles Place (Off StillwellsCorner Rd.) Fri., Sat. & Sun.,8/22 & 8/23, 10am -3pm, 8/24,10am-1pm. Household, misc.

HAZLET - OPEN HOUSEFurniture Sale Saturday

August 23rd, 9am- 3pm. Din-ing rm set, La-z-boy recliner,cocktail table, all in excellentcond. End tab les, lamps,couch & love seat. All best of-fer! 47 Darthmouth Drive, Ha-zlet ( off Middle Road acrossfrom police station) or call 609-220-2818 any day.

HAZLET-17 Tall Oaks Drive(off Poole Ave.), Sat 8/23,9am-4pm. Household items,TV computer, daybed, misc.HOWELL - 26 Deborah Lane(Off Newtons Corner), Friday,8/22 only, 8:30am - 2pm.Household, furniture, misc.

• JACKSON- 13 Castle Ave.Sat., 8/23,9am-3pm. Raindate:8/24. Items for bedrm. & den.Furn..window decor.bedding.etc.

• MANALAPAN

MULTI FAMILY6 Quebec Woods Ct. & 51 W.Canadian Woods Rd. (off Rob-ertsville). Sat., & Sun., 8/23 &24, 9am-3pm. Bargains galore.• MATAWAN - 9 Mohawk Dr.(Off Ravine & Indian Trail)Sat. 8/23, 10am to 4pm.Something for everyone• MORGANVILLE

MOVING SALE3 Helena Ct. (off Duncan Dr.).Sat., & Sun., 8/23 & 24, 9am-3pm. 35 YEARS OF STUFF!!• OLD BRIDGE

MOVING SALEHighpoint Dev. (off Rt. 516].21 Kristen Ct. Fri., & Sat., 8/22& 23, 9am-3pm. Art work, furn.,decorative items, etc., etc.• OLD BRIDGE - 40 PiersollRd. (Off Rt. 527, Hilliard Rd.1st right) Sat. & Sun. 8/23 &8/24,10am to 5pm. No earlybirds. Something for everyone

a OLD BRIDGE - 6 FAMILIESMarlin Rd. (Off Madison Ave.Behind St. Thomas Church)Sat. S Sun. 8/23 & 8/24, 9amto 3pm. Bargains Galore• OLD BRIDGE-Moving Sale202 Morganville Rd. (off Bt.516). Sat, & Sun., 8/23 & 24,9am-3pm. Furn., toys, house-hold items, tools & much more!•PARLIN - 6 Washington Rd(rear of the Parlin New Club),Sun., 8/24, 8am. Microwaves,tables, Old Playboys.Q PARLIN- (Madison Park) 37Dartmouth Rd. (off Ernston Rd.)Sat. 8/23, 8am-3pm. Furniture,fax mach., bikes, clothing, etc.• PARLIN-17 Ash Terrace(Off Ernston Rd.) Sat. 8/23,8am-1pm. Households, tools, comput-ers & parts. Rain date: 8/24• PERRINEVILLE - MOVING8 Perrine Cir. (off Disbrow HillRd.). Sat., & Sun., 8/23 & 24, •9am-5pm. Raindate:8/30 & 31.•SAYREVILLE30 Washington Rd. (bottom ofSouth River Bridge, next toBridge Liquors). Go behindWawa, Sat. & Sun., 8/23 &8/24, 9am till ? Mega babyblowout, clothes, necessities,toys, etc.

•SPOTSWOOD- 330 Adiron-dack Avenue (Off Old StageRoad), Sat., 8/23 & Sun., 8/24,10am-3pm. Large variety.

• JACKSON -12 Abbey Rd.(off Rt. 571). Sat., & Sun., 8/23& 24, 9am-4pm. Infant clothes,toys, household, antiques,etc.

061E EstateSales

• MANALAPAN - MOVINGSALE - 8 Edwards Ln. (OffPond Rd.) Sun. 8/23, 11am to3pm. Something for everyone• MANALAPAN - MOVINGSALE! 89 West CanadianWoods Rd., (Off RobertsvilleRd.), 8/22 & 8/23,10am-4pm.Complete dining set. exc.cond., with pads and leafs. 1Queen & 2 Twin bedrm. sets.Leather sofa and additionalchairs. Books, household, dec-orative items and more. Call732-536-4348 for directions.

Q MANALAPAN390 Taylors Mills Rd (off Rt 9)Sat., 8/23 & 8/30, 8-2. New/likenew clothing, gifts, countrydecor, books, turn., Xmas.

.VJAMESBURGVESTATE SALE62 Helmetta Rd. (on corner ofHelmetta & Lincoln St.). Sat.,8/23, 8am-4pm. Older homecontents; Furn., tools, antiques,linens, antique wine press, etc.MANALAPAN - 35 TuppenceRd. (off Gordons Cor. Hd.).LIFETIME ACCUMULATIONto be sold Fri., & Sat., 8/22 &23, 10am-5pm. 70" TV hometheater network, stereo sys-tem, wall unit, householdgoods , p inba l l mach ine ,Bedrm.set, women's clothing(size 6-8), small & med. tops,shoes (size 9), fixtures, muchmuch more!

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ALL Children's CharactersS-Bob, Purple dino, glamour, etc.Affordable $$$ 732-390-8382

PONIES 4-FUN PARTIESDecorated & Friendly. (PettingZoo also avail.) 732-446-6474

PONY RIDES andPETTING FARM by

HAPPY TRAILS 732-251-4240

BILL'S CARPET SERVICECARPET RE-STRETCHING& REPAIRS. Over 25 yrs.

exp. Free est. 732-254-2764

AMAZING MAGICwith ERIC THE GREAT

Any Occasion. 732-536-6936

069b Tickets

• BUBBLES THE CLOWN *Magic, animal balloons, face

painting & more! 732-780-3233CHILDREN'S PARTIES • Clownor Comedy Magic • Balloons• Face Painting • Magic & A LiveBunny Call J1MBO 732-297-1369

GIANTS & JETS TIXGood Locations.

Call Marty at, 732-536-5255

070 Air/Heat

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

New • Repair • Remodel. Freeest.John Cherry 732-290-9086

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DISC JAKEYQUALITY FROM $300.

CALL 732-238-4306

• FAHRENHEIT, INC. •Installation & Service

Free Estimates. 732-727-8526

D J & JAYEntertainment)

070a ApplianceRepairD J /* J

(Jay Arthur Entertainment)Professional • Quality MusicAll Occasions- DJ-Karaoke #1in repeat business 732-441-2575DJ ANY OCCASIONR & R MUSIC 732-316-9447

• • * JUMPIN JAXS * • •* Moonwalks • Fun Foods *Entertainment. 732-972-0618

KEYBOARDISTEd the ONE MAN BAND

Call 609-275-6881

D.A.S. APPLIANCE SERVICEHeating • Air Conditioning

All Major AppliancesFluorescent Signs

Expert Repairs for over 40 yrs.Call 732-360-9149

EASTERN TILERepairs S remodeling.

Free est. Lowest pricesguaranteed. 732-251-7605

GROUT CLEANINGRe-grouting * Re-caulking

Sealing • Specialty Cleaning.Slip Prevention for Floors,Tubs & Showers. FREE est.Sure Step Inc. 732-521-3809

JOHN'S CERAMIC TILEREMODELING & REPAIRS

Bathrooms-Foyers-KitchensOver 25 yrs. exp./Free Est.

Call 732-324-7983

078 Electrical

ft BONNIE'S *ft CLEANING ft

SPOTLESS. EXP., REFS.,BEST RATES. 732-970-9793CLEANING SERVICESBy KELLY Houses & Offices.Free est. M-Sat. 732-442-1055

LILIANE'S PROFESSIONALCLEANING- Experienced &affordable. Call 732-432-5834

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

Home cleaning at it's very best,Since 1984. Call 732-257-8463

PATRICIA'S CLEANINGExc. References-Free EstimatesReasonable Prices 732-967-9673PERFECTION House Cleaningand house organization. CallBianca 732-432-4856

PROFESSIONAL CLEANINGSERVICE - European exper-ience. Houses/Offices cleanedto perfection. Call Halina or

Gabriella 732-972-4394

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

ALL-BORO ELECTRICALWiring for Heat, Light & PowerFREE estimates. Lie. #14112

Call 732-888-3630GOODMAN

ELECTRIC COMPANYLie. #14326. Reas. rates.

Free estimates. 732-765-1200

JB ELECTRICALSee us in the Yellow PagesResidential / Commercial

15% off Service Upgrade15% Senior Discount

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

1-800-317-7530RYAN ELECTRIC CO.Lie. #7134. Call 732-708-0370

079b Fencing

076AB Decks

076 CleaningDomestic

DAVE'S Appliance Service20+ Years Serving Central NJ

Call 732-786-0810

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MOON BOUNCE andCOTTON CANDY

Rent me for your next party!!• * Call 732-679-6896 • •

DISAPPEARING ATTIC StairsServing Area Since 1972

Call Pat 732-341-8063

OFF THE CHART DJ'S732-446-8859

072 Carpentry

PARTY MUSIC* KEYBOARDVOCALIST • Cocktail • DanceWeddings* Anniversary -BirthdaySing alongs • Judy 732-431-1286

BATHROOMS, Kitchens,Additions, Decks. S & R HomeImprovements. 732-679-2291

A BETTER SERVICE for you.Offices & homes. Refs. & greatprices. Nlvia 732-257-9678* A+ CLEANING SERVICE *Homes • Apts. • Offices. Freeest. & refs. Adriana, 732-390-4280

AQUATIC TOM'SAPOWERWASHING,YDECK STAININGProfessional • 30 YRS. EXP.Family owned 732-625-8300

G & V FENCING - All TypesInstalled, repairs & replace-ment. F.ully insured. 732-542-8124

MID JERSEY FENCINGWood-PVC-Chain Link-Alum.Installed/Repaired/RemovedFree Estimates • Fully Insured

Call 732-842-7522

079c FloorFinishing

• A-1 CLEANING SERVICE •Homes, apts., offices. Freeest. & refs. Simone, 732-967-9652

077 DrywallSheetrock

.YABOVE THE REST 4 Rea-sonable, reliable, exp. w/refs.»Free estimates 732-521-2615• AFFORDABLE RATES *House and Office Cleaning.Call Silvana, 732-521-3457

AS CLEAN AS IF YOU DID IT!Reliable service with references.

Call Salvi, 732-238-9541

DRYWALL TAPINGand PLASTERING

Experienced. Free estimates.Call 732-257-2132

* • PLASTERING * *TAPING & SPACKLING

No job too small.732-435-0546

SHEETROCK & TAPINGSpecializing in small jobs.

Free Estimates. 1-800-640-3969

HARDWOOD FLOORSJersey Floors, Inc.

Custom Design • InstallationReflnishing • Repair

Guaranteed Quality • Insured

732-492-8080732-363-1441

The Classified Can!Fill your Employment Needs!

Call 1-860-660-4 ADSLocal 732-358-5210Fax 732-780-4678

DEADLINE Friday 1:00 PMCall

1-800-660-4ADS Business & Services We AcceptjS3^ ^ ^ cgs^

For Payment

Midi INC.Heating& Cooing

Heat Pumps* Duct Work/CleaningGas • (H • Humidifiers

• A i r CleanersResident/a/ • Commercial

HonestPrices • Most Brands

732-355-1489

SJL MOMEWORKSSpe<ializing In Additions

• Decks • Roofing

• Siding • Windows

• Brjthn

• Kitchens

All Work Guaranteed 10 Years

Free Estimates Folly Insured

732-613-2665

HATHAWAYRENOVATIONS• Complete Kitchens & Baths• Custom Carpentry

• Ceramic Tile & Repair• Finished Basements

• Hardwood Floors• Small Jobs

732-723-1977Free Estimates

New Kitchens S BathroomsFinished Basements-riles

Decks-Windovs-Doors-ltia WorkCarpentry-Sheetrock-Taping-Painting

All your remodeling needs

20 Years ExperienceAll Work Guaranteed

Call For Your Free Estimate NowSpring is coining

AMMDCONSTRUCTION LLC

Specializing in• Roofing • Siding• Windows - Doors

•Gutters• and much more

FREE ESTIMATESSenior Ciluen Dhcouiit*

CaBAfex

ROSARINSTRUCTION•Carpentry

• Insec ts Water Damage Repair• Handyman • Windows

• Roofing /Siding • Doors

ALL JOBS BIG & SMALL27 Years Experience

Free Estimates

Call

732-727-5135

TileCeramic Tile • MarbleGranite • Porcelain

KRtSens/Foyers/BatHsCounter Tops & Back-splashes

Wondtf Board • Mid jobsCompletB RCINfStiORS & REBtfTS

Free Est/Fullv Ins.All work GuaranteedJoe Ventlmlglla

732-967-0572

13 SEER 36,000 BTUs-3 TON

CENTRALAIR

After PSE8G Rebate S Y S T E M'2,299100.000 BTU High Efficiency Gas

Model TUD100 C945H

1,499 InstalledModulation Erin

ATLANTIC HEATING & COOLING, INC.

m 1-800-999-6362 «FREE ESTIMATES

QualityContracting

RESIDENTIAL 8 (Of

• Addition', • Decks

• Siding & Roolinq • Paintmy

• OirpDtini] • Batiirocjms & Kitlhuns

• Commcicini 0f111f: Remodeling

732-525-2290

EMSACONSTRUCTIONfor all your constructionneeds from start to finish• All Carpentry Work• Kitchens/Baths• Windows/Doors• Basements• Framlng/Sheetrock

and much more.

732-910-1058732-725-9075

free est fully insured

By Ray GuidaNo job too small

A Good Craftsman for allyour Carpentry Needs

Interior AlterationsSheetrock/Trim • Doors

Drop Coilings • Storm Doors

Insured - 31 Years Experience

732-536-3397

^ALLEGHENY?\ WEST 3CONSTRUCTION• BASEMENTS• KITCHENS • DOORS• DECKS • CUSTOM SHEDS• SUSPENDED CEILINGS• FRAMING (Wood or Metal

Studs), ETC.Free Est/Fully Ins.

ResJComm. 25 Vre. Exp

732-735-7291

ARE YOUR GUTTERS CLEAN?Our Service Includes:• CLEANING• FLUSHING / * • _ «• DRAINING \ T # S +

• TIGHTENING V ^ " . W

all Gutters and Leaders

•fRAINGUTTER WIZARD INC."THE PREMIER NAME IN RAINBUTTEH SERVICE SINCE 1987'

(732)792-0042REPAIRSGUTTER GUARDS

EXTERIOR GUTTER WASH FULLY INSURED

Construction/KitchenSBatri

' RemodelingI NewCounter Tops

& Resurfacing

• Finished Basements

• Painting • Carpentry

Fully Insured • Free Estimates

Ph. 732-482-4207Fax

CA RENOVATIONS• Decks (Our Specialty!• Fences• Bathrooms• complete Room

Remodeling• Flooring-Tile, wood &

Laminates

7732)607-735^cei»(917) [email protected]

LLCrrsimsmicBAFm'niBsw

• Windows •Additions• Siding • Basements• Decks • Baths

732-754-9000732-566-5177

Evan Glaser's

SEAMLESSGUTTERS & LEADERS

732-942-7476Quality Workmanship • Installed with Pride


DEADLINE Friday 1:00 PMCall

1-800-660-4ADS Business & Services We Accept

For Payment

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-electrical contractorsResidential/Commercial

Industrial /C ontrols

• Service Upgrades• Low Voltage/Outdoor Lighting .• Air Conditioning/Heating Lines

• PoolsScruing Central and Northern New Jersey

732-416-0043973-423-5171

Fully Insured License #9441'Free Estimates

A.C.electric

Residential • CommercialSpecializing in Electrical

Repairs• New Installations

Voice - Data &Networking Wiring

NO JOB TOO BIG or TOO SMALL!

20 Years Experience

732-248-9654

FINISHING• Kitchen & Bath

Remodeling• Ceramic Tiles• Hardwood Floors• Drywall & Decks

SAMS CONTRACTING, LLC

732-951-0350www.samscontracting.com

ELECTRIC, INC.Commercial/Residential

Lie. #8228* All Your Electrical Needs"Inspection Repairs

731-745-7444Insured/Bonded

BUDGETTREE & L U M P I N G SERVICES• Grass Cutting• Tree & Shrub-Pruning, Removal• Stump Grinding•Spr ings Fall Clean-Ups• Landscape-Designs•STORM DAMAGE

732-257-1170Fully Insured, Free Estimates Owner Operated

"A Fall LawnMaintenance Service"

Weekly U*n Cutting.•Habtesameot all Sands.

Cwt Aerating

732-238-8330Free Estimates /Fully Insured

Paving &ExcavatingInc.

Commercial • Industrial • Residential• Driveways • Parking Lots• Roadways • Excavating

• Seal Coating • Crack Repair• Line Striping • Belgium Block0am 30 "ifetvti BxfieUutceFully Insured • Free Estimates

732-251-7805Serving Middlesex S Monmouth Countieswww.mjipaving.com

srcial/Residential• Asphalt Driveways• Parking Lots

(New or Resurfaced)• Weather Sealing

Free Estimates • Fully Insured

732-251-2667Dump Truck, Backhoe

& BobcatRENTALServing Middlesex

& Monmouth Co. since 1960

Service & Renovations• Pool & Spa Openings• liner Replacement• Pool Renovations• Loop Loc Covers• Licensed Electricians

(Ekc.Lic.7563A)

CENTRALJERSEY

POOLSPATIO & MORE

• Weekly Maintenance• Spring Clean-ups• Filters, Heaters, Pumps• Pool & Spa Closings• All Repairs and Service

4235 Rte. 9 North, Freehold732-462-5005

Hours: Mon., Wed., Thurs. 10-8Tues.Fri., Sat. 10-6 •Sun. 11-5

www.centroljerseypools.comCELEBRATING © Y E A R S OF EXPERIENCE

Jj

ELECTRIC INC. 1Lie. #14656

• Ceiling Fans• Recessed Lighting• Outdoor Lighting• Pools & Decks• Additions & Garages• All Repairs

Affordable & ReliableFree Estimates

Insured & Bonded

732-441-9717

GARDEN STATELANDSCAPING

& TREE SERVICE• T R E E & S H R U B

R E M O V A L•Expert TreeS Shrub Pruning' .*• Stone»Mulch • Topsoil ^> /• Spring Clean Ups , -< ' i• Lawn Cutting { /STORM DAMAGE , /

732-238-8404Fully Insured Free Estimates

Owner Operated 124 hr. Emergency Swvicel

• Landscape Design• Fall & Spring Cleanups• Stone • Mulch • Topsoil

i . K\.:. l.U.Free Estimates

(732) 238-2050

W I L L I A M STEPPSELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR• Ceili• Lighting'

Design &Installation

• Service Upgrades• Complete Residential Service

732-254-5474LIC #12172 • Bonded & Insured

NIK'SLANDSCAPING

• Seeding • Trees/Shrubs• Thatching • Aerating• RR Ties • Stone/Brick

• Rock Gartens • Cut Trees• Clean-Ups • Mulch & More

FULLYINSURED FREE ESTIMATES

• Residential • Commercial• Industrial

732.656.1498

TOTALTREE & LAWN MAINTENANCE

TREE REMOVALS

TREE TRIMMING

Stump Grinding

Spring Clean-Ups

Grass Cutting

Free Estimates

732-251-6981

All AroundFence

OWNER OPERATEDREPAIRS & INSTALLATION

COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL

VINYL-JERITHWOOD • CHAIN LINK

FULLY INSUREDFREE ESTIMATES

732 577-0447

V.8.- LAND9CAPINGi, DE9IGN

(732)651-6657(732)522-4801

Restoration of existing landscaping

<• Water ga rden+* ick Pave Walks•» Sidewalks» Retaining Wall

•:• Decorative Wall stone•> Boulder Walls •> Sod, Fence, Patio

•:• Brick mail box •:• Concrete•I- RESERVE NOW FOR 2003 SEASON

-FREE ESTIMATES"

B&SASPHALT PAVINS• Driveways • Parking Lots(New or Resurfaced)

• Driveway Stone (Installed)

•Top Soil& Fill Dirt

• Belgium Block Curbing(Installed)

Serving Monmouth/Middlesax since 70

732-521-2123 or 732-566-7148

732-521-5021732-246-1320

East BrunswickSince I960

Ultra-SealDriveway Sealing Specialist

• Commercial GradeSealer

• Professionally AppliedBy Hand

• Premium Broom Finish

• Hot Tar Crack Filler

Call Mike

732-723-3639Free Estimatesff idly Insured

INTERIOR'EXTERIORWALLPAPERING & REMOVAL

POWERWASHINGFully Insured

Free Estimates

732-329-6362

MIKE'SPAINTINGinterior • ExteriorFREE ESTIMATES

All Kinds of Repairswallpaper RemovalTiles • Basements

PowerwashingFully Insured

732-238-5789

PENALOZA & CALDERONE

Asphalt Co., Inc.Commercial & Residential

Specializing in Paving• Driveways• Parking LotsFree Est.Fully Insured

Scon's PAINTINGInterior • Exterior

Over 20 yrs. experience• Decks • Powerwashing

•stes* .Free Estimates

'> %.4kr ReasonableRates

Handyman Service Available

732-754-8688

Plumbing & Hearing

• Sewer & Drain Cleaning• Boilers• Water Heaters

All Your Plumbing& Heating Needs

Free Estimates Lie. #11202

732-525-8011

Polish

MASON• Steps • Chimneys• Fireplaces• Brick Patios

&. Walkways• All Concrete Work• Interlocking PaversOver 20 yrs. of American&. European Experience

732-205-0086732-525-8118Free Estimates Fully Insured

PAINTINGInterior/ExteriorResidential Work

• Textured Ceilings• Wallpapering• Minor Rep:'• AluminumSidingRefinishing x y

Call Brian

732-254-2572

JDCROOFING & SIDING

Specializing inAll phases of Roofing & Siding

Beats Most Competitors PricesSenior Citizen DiscountsWE STOP LEAKS!

Financing AvailableFully Insured Free Estimates

732-738-8846Call Dennis

P a g e r # 8 2 7 - 9 2 4 1

r Flyers & Menus -|Printed

1-866-399-7446FENCES'DECKS* SHEDS

GAZEBOS*TIKI BARSSWING SETS

GARAGES*ARBORSOUTDOOR WOOD FURNITURE

mrnmmrnrm

Free Estimate Fully Insured

732-303-1614Showroom 3468 Rt. 9 So. Freehold

BATHROOMS$2,595°° up to 5x8DISCOUNT KITCHENS

Tub areas retiledSmall repair work OK

Fully Insured - References

CARLO CONST.Free Est. 35 yrs. exp.

Deal DirectCustom Work-A Specialty

732-721-2894

PROTECTIVE PAVINGR E S I D E N T I A L • C O M M E R C I A L

• ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS• PARKING LOTS• Interlocking BRICK

PAVERS• DECORATIVE BLOCK

WALLS• BELGIUM BLOCKS

Fully Insured • BondedOver 25 Years Experience

Free Estimates

732-828-4177

INTEGRITYPAINTING

"Where. The- Customeris Highly Esteemed,"

• Reliable

• Quality Workmanship

• Sheetrock& Spackling

• Powerwashing

| Free Estimates • Fully Insured

Call Leonard732-792-2274

MAZZOLAPROFESSIONAL

PAINTINGInterior • Exterior

• Expert Wallpaper Removal• Custom Faux Finish• Lowest Rales• Free Estimates

100% NEAT* Reliable

732-355-9149

INTERIOR and EXTERIOR DRAINAGE SPECIALISTS• Sump Pump Installations• Foundation & Structural Repairs• Custom Designed Water

Management Systems• Crawl Spaces• Transferable Warranties• Senior Citizen Discounts

AtlantisH-888-474-46481Fast Emergenty 5erW«e

Absolute BestService

GUTTERS EXPERTLYCLEANED & FLUSHED

• Repairs • Tree Trims• Chimney Caps

• Seamless Gutters InstalledFree Estimate • Fully Insured

Same Day AnsweringMachine Call back

GERRY KURRY1-8OO-542-OI45732-170-1524

K & O H O M EIMPROVEMENTS

Since 1975BathroomSpecialistCeramic Tile,

Cabinetry, Etc.Free Estimates

732-738-8873l-800-452-BATH(2284)

JV PAVINGPfwfciIWIMI Mtife•Driveways• Parking Loti•Seal Coating

All Wort GuaranteedO n l

733*4*1440Res.aceiran.

gN.J.»N.v. •FpseEtt

732-620-7507

E-Z PAINTING, INC.RESWEm.il, & COMMERCIAL• Interior & Exterior Painting•PowerWashing• Waters Fire Damage

Restoration• Free Estimates•Fully Insured

Serving Central JerseySince 1985

732-225-7566

NEIGHBOR& SON

• Professional Wallpapering•Interiors Exterior Painting• Faux Painting• Marblizing • Ceramic Tile Repair> Home Improvements

"Decorating Specialist"

732-416-0820732-747-3845

K M POOLSDiv. of Ken-Chel Corp.

• liner SoecioJists•Openings* Closings• Chemicals • Safety Covers• Leak Detection• Installations • Renovations

Member NSPI • Insured

732-679-3276http://linipools.lioine.atl.iiel

CB WindowFACTORY

call 732-247-7795


079c FloorFinishing

081 Lawn CareLandscaping

085 Odd JobsCleanups

091 RoofingSiding

1110 Autos for Sale II 110 Autos for SaleII 110 Autos for Sale

T & W HARDWOOD FLOORSInstallation, sanding, repairs,

refinishing. Fully insured. Freeest. Call 732-605-1163

WADE'S HARDWOODFLOORING

Installations-Sanding-Refinish-ing. Quality work at reasonable

prices. Call 732-787-5829

079d Garage Doors

• ALL PHASE OGARAGE DOORS• INSTALL • REPAIRS

REASONABLE • FREE EST.Visa & MC Accepted

Call 732-615-2301MICHAELS OHD COMPANYSales/Service S Installationsof GARAGE DOORS & PowerOpeners. Call 732-572-1511

080 Gutters

GUTTER Cleaning & RepairsFREE ESTIMATES

Call John 732-251-0893

080a HandyPersons

A ABLE BODIED HANDYMANAll quality work. Decks built &refinished. Jim 732-390-8359

A PROFESSIONALHANDYMAN

Quality work, af fordable,dependable. Call 732-438-3194AFFORDABLE HANDYMANALL JOBS AVAILABLE ASAP!Free Est. Call 732-495-7657ALL AROUND HANDYMAN

All Types Of:Home Repairs/Improvements

732-257-2750 or 732-431 -3981ALL JOBS - Big & Small

Reasonable. Free estimates.Call Irving 732-792-7171

ANY ODD JOBS - Can domost anything. No Job TooSmall. Call John 732-251-0893

GENERAL HANDYMANFrom Roof to Basement &Decking. 35 years experience.Free estimates. 732-360-1787HANDYMAN- Retiredcontractor with over 30 yearsexp. Call Joe 732-254-2651HANDYMAN - 20 YRS. EXP.No job too big or too small'Free est. Len 732-251-8589HANDYMAN CONTRACTING

Power washing, decks,windows & doors, siding, drive-way sealing & rug installation.Free est. Darrin 732-316-5906

A & C LANDSCAPINGand TREE SERVICE

"Complete Care of your Property"Lawn Maintenance • Sodding

Trimming • CleanupsTree Removal & Stump GrindingFree Estimates • Fully Insured

732-985-8855A BEAUTIFUL LANDSCAPEComplete Landscape Design

and InstallationCustom Patios & WalkwaysRetaining Walls, Waterfalls &

Ponds. Free est. 732-446-6020

CLEAN-UPSGaraqes, attics, basements,yards" etc. Call 732-651 -8169TOM'S CLEAN-UPS Junkremoval, attics, garages, base-ments, construction debris,concrete. Remove anything.Fast service, ft 732-721-3255TRASH & JUNK REMOVALAnything you want taken to

dumps. Free Estimates.Call 732-721-8246

A BRANCH INSPECTION• Spring Cleanups • Storm Clean-

ups • Tree Removal / Pruning• Gutter Cleaning / RepairFREE Estimates, Fully Insured732-866-1882 or 732-492-5932

086 PaintingWallpapering

ACORNTREE SERVICE

Removals • Trimming • Stumpslns.,free est. Les 732-967-0458

JACK OF ALL TRADES"No Job Too Big or Too Small"1

For all You Home Repairs andImprovements. Insured & FreeEst. Call Jack 732-727-1696

RENT-A-SONOdd lobs done inside & out.

Call Dan • 732-238-2429THE HANDYMAN CAN

"Always a call back, always ashow up!" Replacement windowsHome repairs, etc. 732-525-0711

080b HomeImprovements)

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

REPAIRS - Painting,Basement finishing. Free est.Fully insured. 732-821-5969

HOME MAINTENANCECarpentry • Decks • All HomeRepairs. Call 732-251-9342

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

KITCHENS• Cabinet Refacing (FactoryDirect) • Add-on Cabinets

• Countertops. Free est. CALLNOW & SAVE! 732-542-1205PAINTING • Sheetrock • BathsRemodeling • Decks • DoorsWindows • Basements, etc.

Free Estimates. 732-238-8387PAUL'S HOME MPROVEMENT• painting • sheetrock • decks

• bathrooms • basements• kitchens. Fully ins. Free est.

Call 732-690-2797

080c KitchenCabinets

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

Call 1-800-953-1091FAX YOUR AD 24/7

732-780-4678

THE CLASSIFIEDGETS RESULTS!

ARBORCARETREE EXPERTS

Removal • Pruning • StumpsFree Estimates • Fully Insured

Call 732-721-8671B&S, Inc.- Clean top soil,filldirt, stone, grading, excavating.

Dozer/Backhoe Rentals.732-521-2123 • 732-566-7148

DAVE & SONLAWN & LANDSCAPING

"We do it right - first time, everytime". Full Service. We Do It

All. Call 732-967-8536

EISINGERSLAWN SERVICE

• SEEDING• AERATING

• THATCHING • SOD732-761-8881

MTTREE SERVICE

• Tree Removal• Trimming• Lot Clearing• Stump Grinding • FirewoodFully insured. 732-446-2040TREES • Trimmed • Removed•Stumps Ground 'Wood ChipsReasonable Rates 732-257-1416

TRIMMINGLawn service, shrub trimming,pruning, property maintenance.

Call 732-651-8169YARD JOCKEY

Topsoil • Mulch • Stone •Trimming • Spring Clean Ups •Free Est. Call 732-521-0287

083 MasonryPaving

AB TO Z COATINGS3 Room Special $399. Call Sal

908-618-1532 or 732-390-0103

ABC PAINTINGInterior/Exterior - Wallpaper

removal. Powerwashing.Quality work. 20 Years Exp.

Insured. John, 732-251-0893ACCENT PAINTING- All JOBSExcellent Indoor & OutdoorPainting. Residential &commercial. Free estimates.Fully Insured. 732-792-7171

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4 4 * KELLY 4 4 4PAINTING & PAPERHANGING

Interior PaintingDecorative & Faux Finishes

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20 yrs. exp. Free EstimatesCall Vicki Kelly 732-679-2142

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POPCORN CEILINGSProfessionally sprayed

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C.P.D. Quality ConstructionConcrete & Masonry WorkFree Est./lns. 732-257-2490

CUSTOM MASONRYExperience Equals Quality Work

Brick Work a SpecialtyNO JOB TOO SMALL

CALL ERIC 732-254-8821DON'S CUSTOM MASONRYFireplaces/Patios/Pavers.Free estimates. 732-251-4352MASON will fix & repair steps,sidewalks & plastering. Veryreasonable. Call 732-988-0029

MASONRY - NEW WORKREPAIRS. Refs. Available

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ALL STATE POWERWASHING• Houses • Decks • Driveways

• Sealing • Etc. • Free est.Will beat any written price.Please call 732-261 -0322

AQUATIC TOMSifr POWERWASHINGftDECK STAININGProfessional • 30 YRS. EXP.Family owned. 732-625-8300QUALITY POWERWASHINGDecks • Patios • ConcreteSidewalks • Homes. Low $$Call George, 732-967-0585

084 MovingStorage

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NEVINS MOVERS Inc.Weekly moves to Florida.

We also do local moves daily.Full household/partial moves.Lie. PM00276. Fully insured.

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rates. Free est. 732-448-9884• ALL STAR CLEAN-UPS *HOMES, YARDS, GARAGESTree Service & concrete. Bestprice. Call Mike 732-896-5200

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Call 732-991-1050

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Complete Kitchen & BathRemodeling. Water Heaters.

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PLUMBING & HEATINGWater heaters. Any plumbingproblems. No job too small orbig. Emergency drain & sewercleaning. Lie #5628 15% Sr.Citizen Discount. 732-841-6001

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All types of roofing.Repairspecialists. Free est. Fully

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Over 14 years Exp. For freeestimates call Mike-732-329-3585

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WINDOWS & DECKSInsured, licensed. Fred est.Call Kevin 732-397-5857

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ATLANTIS WATERPROOFINGFully insured. Free estimates.

Call 1-888-474-4648MR. FIX-IT

Basement Waterproofing1-800-765-2793

Free Est. Deal w/owner $ave

096 Windows

ART'S WINDOW SERVICE30 yrs. exp. Installations

SPECIALIZING IN SERVICECall 732-521-2484

CB WINDOW FACTORY Low-est prices. See our ad in Bus-iness/Service Dir. 732-247-7795

105 Boats for Sale

20 ' SHELL 70 's SPEEDBOAT WITH TRAILER, $300.125 horse power Evinrude mo-tor, $1,000. Call 848-702-1777BASS BOAT & TRAILER '97,17ft, Express. 115hp, Yamaha,90hrs, trolling motor, 24 vltscharger, stainless steel prop,jack plate, plus extras. $ 6,000best offer. Call 739-739-9022

CAPE DORY 10' W/TRAILERfiber glass hull, 2 sails & equip,included. Exc. beginner sail ortender. $600. 732-610-0157

110 Autos for Sale

ACURA INTEGRA LS, '96.Taupe, 4 dr., auto, Abs., newtires, new brakes, 68,000 milesm o o n r o o f , $ 7 , 0 0 0 .732-690-0581ACURA LEGEND LS '93,63,000 mi. Loaded, mint con-dition, new tires, Must see!$7,500. Call 917-596-4625AUDI -A-8 '99 - Certifiedpre owned warranty. Quattro4.2 L. Blk On blk. Loaded.Mint cond. 68,000 miles$24,900. 732-780-6948AUDI A4 2.8 OUOTTRO '014 dr., automatic. Leather heat-ed seats, sunroof, all power,all weather mats. Dealer warr.& maint. incl. Mint cond.43,000orig. mi. $26,900. or best offer.

Call 732-957-9576

BUICK CENTURY '96, green/

§rey, 4 Dr, all pwr, am/fm,5,000miles, very good cond.

asking $8,000. 732-721-1325BUICK CENTURY CUSTOM2000, Burgundy, loaded, 1owner, 119,000 hgwy mi.30mpg. Exc. cond. First$4,950. firm. Call 732-254-2618

BUICK CENTURY RoadsterLimited '89- 4 door, 6 cyl., a/c,full power, 165,000 mi. Wellmaintained. Call 732-577-8343BUICK LE SABRE '93 - 4 dr.,automatic V6. LOADED. Runswell. 118,000 orig. mi. $1,850.

Call 732-942-8421BUICK LE SARRE '96 - TealimmCulate. V-6 - 98,000 miles.Fully loaded. $4,400. or bestoffer. Call 732-739-8831BUICK PARK AVENUE '9187,000 miles.lowner. Fullyloaded, leather interior. Exc.cond. $2.400. 732-477-7244

BARGAIN HUNTERS!CHECK OUT OUR LISTINGSUNDER 043A WISE BUYS.

BUICK REGAL '92 - BlueA/c, tape deck, elec. seats/windows. 83,000 mi. Goodcond. $1,800. 732-957-0395

CADILLAC '89 SEDAN, DEV-ILLE, black, 113,000 miies.air,stereo,full pwr, $2,750. Verynice. Call 732-613-8307

CADILLAC FLEETWOODBROUGHAM, '93- Loaded,Black & beautiful! $4,900 orbest offer. Call 732-946-2742CHEVROLET CAMARO '91

Teal- Mint cond. Low mileage.Priced to sell. $3,500.

Call 732-972-5724CHEVROLET CAPRICE '924 door, auto., all power, reardefroster, am/fm stereo deck,$1,395. best offer 732-251 -1747CHEVROLET GEO TRACKER'95- 5 Spd. Newer roof & newclutch. Exc. cond. Low mileage.

Call 732-991-1050CHEVROLET LUMINA '98Good cond. 58,000 miles,fully loaded. $6,500.Call 732-822-4332C H E V Y B E R E T T A ' 9 4 -74,000 miles, 1 owner, a/c, au-to, am/fm/cassette. $1,895 Orbest offer. Call 732-888-9325

CHRYSLER SEBRING CON-VERTIBLE LXI '96 -Red69,000 miles. Mint. Garagedkept. $10,000. 732-446-6676CHRYSLER SEBRING JX '99CONVERTIBLE - Fully loaded.Dark gray on dark gray w/darkgray Feather inter. Exc. cond.78,000 miles. $12,000 or bestoffer. Call 732-739-1226

DODGE AVENGER 2000Red, auto, 6 cyl. ac, cd cass.,alloy wheels, spoiler, fog lights,all power & remote starter.$9,500. Call 732-251-6399

DODGE DYNASTY, '89- 2.5liter, 4 cyl., Good on gas. 4 newtires. Many new parts. Runsgreat. Ask. $900. 732-787-0448DODGE GRAND CARAVAN'00. Fully loaded, 58,000 mi.,17,000 miles left on ext. warr.,6 CD changer, $9,000. bestoffer. Call 732-521-1495

DODGE GRAND CARAVANSE '96 -1 owner. 79,000 mi.Loaded. New brakes. Greatcond. $5,395. 732-615-9077

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732-583-7605FORD CONTOUR SE, 2000.Auto,pwr window, pwr locksam/fm/cd player, a/c, 65,000miles, $4,900. Runs Great.Call 732-920-2866

FORD ESCORT LX '94 - Blue5 dr., 5 speed manual. 155,000orig. mi. Great transportation.$1,000., neg. 732-901-0760FORD MUSTANG GT-'96 5 spd.Convertible, Exc. cond. Manyextras. Loaded. Black. 78,000mi.$10,900./neg. 732-319-2977FORD MUSTANG LX '89Convertible, new trans., newtop, 4 cyl., auto. Nice, $1,900.732-483-1514 or 732-910-0640FORD TAURUS '95 - 4 door.Auto., V6, dark green, non-smoker, 87,000 mi. Goodcond., $4,300. • 732-778-8569

A FORD TEMPO '92 AAuto., p/w, p/b, a/c, low 60,000miles. Good condition. Asking$2,000. Call 732-780-7717

FORD THUNDERBIRD '89Exc. cond. Very dependable.Low miles. Many new parts.Priced to sell! 732-607-1011

GEO STORM '92.Auto,148,000 miles, runs likenew, $1,000. Call 732-866-1948• GMC JIMMY SLS '98 - 4 dr.,4 wheel drive, loaded excellentcondition, 76,000 miles$10,200. 732-840-1232HONDA ACCORD '92 - Silver.Auto. Exc. running cond.160,000 orig. hwy. mi. Newtires, brakes, CD system.$2,750. Call 732-254-7986HONDA ACCORD '93 Anni-versary Ed. p/w, p/dl, sunroof,leather int. Mint cond., 95,000mi. $4,800. neg. 732-290-7304

HONDA ACCORD EX '91 -4dr., auto, a/c, sunroof CDsystem. Good cond. Orig.owner. $2,000. 732-238-2023HONDA ACCORD LX '89Auto., p/s, p/w, good transmis-sion, $800. or best offer.Call 732-329-2979HONDA ACCORD LX '962 dr., black, 5 spd., spoiler,cd, alarm, ac. 144,000 miles.$5,000. Call 732-441-9416HONDA ACCORD LX, '97, 4Dr., pwr steering, pwr brks,pwr wndw, mint cond., 44,000miles, $12,000. 732-679-9268

,YHONDA CIVICSEX'97

Black, 2 door, auto., sunroof,only 65,000 miles. Great car!$6,400. Call 732-905-9905

KIA SEPHIA '98 - Hot red,70,000 mi., a/c, p/s, p/b, man-ual transmission, $2,000. bestoffer. Call 732-521-1495LEXUS SC400 '92 - 2 dr.coupe.Red.Leather, sunroof,all power options. 78,000 mi.$11,450,,neg. 732-761-1924LINCOLN CONTINENTAL '99Blk. carriage top & white.Loaded, 80,000 mi. Mint cond.,$11,000. Call 732-364-8460LINCOLN MARK VII, '90 LSC.Black w/gray leather, 5.0 L.Loaded. Perfect condition.87,000 mi. $3,200 or bestoffer. Call 732-857-7290LINCOLN TOWN CAR '85.Fully loaded, goes to Floridaevery yr. $1,500., ne§otiable.Call 732-222-3662MAZDA 323 '89 - Hatchback,4 spd. Good cond. 83,000miles. Asking $800. or bestoffer. Call 732-390-9468MAZDA MX-6, '93- V6, leath-er, power roof/locks/windows,abs, a/c, 149,000 mi. Runsgreat, but needs work. $1,500.

Call 732-212-1572MAZDA MX3 '94- Auto,moonroof, cd, a/c. 90,000miles, Great condition. $3,500.

Call 732-500-0730MECURY COUGAR XR7 '94Auto, Teal, loaded. Goodcondition. $3,000. Call732-679-2677 after 5 pm.MERCURY COUGAR '99- V6,5 speed, loaded. Exc. cond.,45,000 mi., adult owned & wellmaint., $8,800. 732-477-9660MERCURY GRAND MAR-QUIS '86 - 4 dr., silver, newpaint, air. Mechanic owned.$1,000. Call 732-846-0389MERCURY Grand Marquis'95- Exc. cond., 157,000 mi.,auto., a/c, p/s, p/b, am/fmcass., $3,500. • 732-822-4332MERCURY MYSTIQUE '95Auto., p/s, p/b, pdl, alarm, a/c,72,000 mi. Excellent cond.,$3,500. best offer 732-398-1577MERCURY TOPAZ'93Auto, p/s, p/b, p/w, ac, 4 dr.,new tires. 68,693 miles. Goodcond. $2,150. 732-651-8912MITSUBISHI GALLANT, ES,'02. 23,000 miles, P/S, P/B,auto, A/C, Cd, excellent cond.,$12,500., Call 732-928-5421MUSTANG, LX CONVERT-IBLE, '91, 5.0 engine, brandnew trans, auto, a/c, ps, pb,pw.pdl, am/fm/cassette, redwith black top, garaged, origi-nal owner, prestine cond.37,000 miles, $7,800. Mustsee ! Call 732-255-4783NISSAN MAXIMA, GXE '95,auto, 120,000 miles, black with

rey interior,good condition4,000. Call 732-615-9571

* OLDSMOBILE ,YCUTLASS SUPREME '86

V8, 307. High miles.Needs tune up, $500. or best

offer. Call 732-845-9485OLDSMOBILE 88 LS '99Loaded, 4 dr., a l l power.Excellent condition, 40,600miles, $7,495. 732-721-8508OLDSMOBILE 98 RegencyElite '95. Low mileage, leath-er, loaded, extended warranty,$5,400. Call 732-329-9666OLDSMOBILE ALERO 2001White. 4 dr. Loaded. 30,000orig. mi. Great cond. $12,500.

Call 732-946-2472OLDSMOBILE CUTLASSSUPREME '89 Clean, reliable,great car, $1,195. or best offer.Call 732-617-1392OLDSMOBILE ROY ALE '89All power, 6 cyl., 91,000 miles.Very good condition. Asking$2,000. Call 732-462-1808PLYMOUTH ACCLAIM '92All power, cruise, alarm, sun-roof 107,000 miles. 1 owner.Runs great. $1,400.Call Ron, 732-607-0132

PLYMOUTH HORIZON '88AM/FM stereo CD. Good cond.85,000 mi. Asking $950. orbest offer. Call 732-741-5362PLYMOUTH RELIANCE K '8936,000 orig. miles, nose dam-age, 1 for parts, 51,000 miles,same color. $900.732-222-3526PONTIAC FIREBIRD '94black, auto. Fully loaded.120,000 miles. Good cond.$3,700. Call 732-866-6687

PONTIAC FIREBIRD ' MRed. V-6,5 spd. manual.

Clean in & out. 107,000 miles.$3,250. Cell # 732-904-6715

PONTIAC GRAND AM '94Looks & runs great! Grean, 6cyl., auto, 4 dr., all power,new tires. 99,400 miles, Ask-ing $2,650. Call 732-967-1276SATURN SC2 COUPE '97MOVING MUST SELL - White,fully loaded. 67,000 miles. Exc.cond. $9,900. 732-495-1717SATURN SL1 '94 - Orig.owner. 165,000 mi. Goodcond. Needs trans work. $850.or best offer. Call 732-905-7457SATURN SL2 '97- Blackw/gold, 88,000 mj., a/c, frontairoags, tan interior, $3,395.best offer. Call 732-861-3129

® TOYOTA®CAMRY DX 91

Burgandy. Looks & runs good.Asking $1,900.

Call 732-905-9905

TOYOTA AVALON XLS '95White, leather inter. Fullyloaded. 88,000 miles. Exc.cond. $7,900. 732-390-5590TOYOTA CAMRY LE, '954 dr., cruise, p/w, 168,000 mi.Great condit ion. 1 owner.$3,700. Call 732-431-4812

TRUCK CAP ( UNIVERSAL)With ladder rack, 75", blackaluminum. Good condition.

Asking $350. Call 732-895-5182

116 MotorcyclesMopeds

TOYOTA CAMRY XLE '94All power. 4 dr., 6 cyl., CD,leather seats, sunroof. 135,000orig. mi. $5,500. 732-308-4350TOYOTA ECHO '00, white, 4dr., auto, AC, CD./cassette,grey exterior, trim. 53,000 hwymiles like new, asking $6,500or best offer. Call 732-972-5428VOLKSWAGEN, JETTA,WOLFBERG, '99, white, 4cyl,auto, ps/pb, pw./pd. , a/c,am/fm/cd/cassette,38,500miles, $8,495. 732-780-7830

• VOLKSWAGON •SUPER BEETLE 1971

$4,000. or best offer.Call 732-269-8904

VOLKSWAGON PASSAT '99.Mint, fully loaded, 56,000miles, sunroof, stick , full pow-er, leather interior, $10,900.Like new! Call 732-895-5391VOLVO 240 '86 - Wagon.124,000 orig. mi. New tires.Updated tape player. No a/c.Asking $2,500. 732-462-0673VOLVO 740 GL,'9O, excelcond., auto, pwr. win., pwr Iks,heated seats, sun roof, am/fm/cassette, $3,500. 732-745-7787

110a SportUtility Vehicles

CHEVROLET BLAZER S10'93 - 4x4. Good condition.Rebuilt engine. $2,900.Call 732-765-8008

BMW K100RS '85 - All originalequip. Great cond. Loaded.Never wrecked. 21,000 orig.mi. $5,000. 732-544-4557HARDLEY DAVIDSON SuperGlide '84 </2 - Over 80 cu. in.EVO S & S carb. Exc. cond.Chrome. $8,000.732-251-9260H A R L E Y D A V I D S O NSPORTSTER '87 - 883 XL.Fat bob tank, good condition.$3,500, firm. 732-690-7557

HARLEY DAVIDSONSPORTSTER HUGGER 2001Upgraded from an 883 to1200. Under 600 miles. Lots ofchrome, saddle bags, scream-ing eagle pipes plus lots more.A sharp looking bike. $9,500.Call 732-745-0343 if interested.HARLEY DAVIDSON WideGlide '83 - All original, 7,000miles. Excellent condition,$9,800. Call 732-536-6076HONDA SHADOW SPIRIT'02,1,100 CC, excellent cond-tion, like brand new, $6,500. orBest offer. Call 732-679-7195

HONDA XR80 2000Clean. Runs like a top!

Excellent condition. $1,100.Call 732-607-0309MOTORCYCLES

WANTED,cheap project, free junk bikeremoval, Call 908-917-8435YAMAHA FZ 600- 12,000miles, red and white, $1400negotable.

Call 732-319-2977

CHEVROLET SUBURBAN1500 LT '96 - Red. 4 wheeldr., fully loaded. Seats 9.Leather inter. 102,000 miles.Excellent condition. $9,500.Call 732-780-6948

117 TrucksVans

FORD EXPEDITION SUV '00,4x4. 57,000 miles. Exc. cond.Fully loaded. 3rd row seat.$18,900. Call 732-765-8008FORD EXPLORER '93 - GreyAuto, a/c, p/s, p/w, p/d, radiocass. 121,000 mi. Good cond.$3,200. Call 732-245-9534FORD EXPLORER SPORT'01 - White. Loaded. 11,000orig. mi. Ext. warr. $17,000. orbest offer. Call 732-957-9049

FORD EXPLORER SPORT,'99Exc. cond., All power, moon-roof, cd, loaded. 100,000 mi.,$7,850. firm. Call 732-742-2172NISSAN PATHFINDER SE'96 - Loaded. 49,000 mi. Newtires. Bumper-to-bumper warr.$12,800. Call 732-544-4557TOYOTA RAV 4 '97 - Auto.,55,000 mi., 4 door, p/s, p/b,loaded. Exc. running cond.,$8,300. Joe, 732-698-1715TOYOTA RAV IV 4WD '98Auto., 74,000 ml , p/s, p/b, roofrack, tinted glass, a/c. Exc.cond. $10,950. 732-420-8911

110AAANTIQUE AUTOS

MERCEDES 230SL '66 -looks great, $7,000 or b/o over.PORSCHE 914 '75 - Needspaint. $1,900 b/o. 732-671-2261

112 Autos/TrucksWanted

CHEVROLET SILVERADO4x4 '86 - Auto, p/S, p/w,

p/locks. New trans. Alpinestereo. $3,600 or best offer.

732-683-0139CHEVROLET Standard Cab4x4 '98 - Long bed, auto, p/s,p/b, cd player, ac. Extra clean.$8,900. Call 732-683-9615DODGE DAKOTA, '97, V6, 8ftbed, excellent condition, origi-nal owner, $4,500 or best offer.Call 609-758-8508DODGE PICK-UP RAM 1594X4 '92 Auto., ext. cab, V8, 8'bed, liner, cap, a/c, CD. Greatshape, $4,800. 732-740-3959DODGE RAM 2500 CONVER-SION VAN. '97 - Auto, 64,000miles. TV & VCP, p/s, p/b, ac,Exc. cond Must sell. $7,000 orbest offer. Call 732-727-1341

FORD E-150 CARGO VAN,'01,white, auto,A/C, 23,000miles. Excellent cond., asking$12,300. Call 732-238-7080FORD ECONOLINE '94, 150MARK 4 CONVERSION VAN,7 passenger.,fold down bedA/C, TV, $6,000.732-683-1240FORD EXPLORER, '94 (EddieBower) 4x4 Loaded. Leatherint. Auto start, sound system.Great cond. $4,800.732-739-1350MAZDA MPV '92 - Beige.Loaded. Seats 8. Almost newtransmission, muffler, belts &radiator. Exc. cond. 148,000orig. mi. $2,000.732-332-0493NISSAN QUEST, '96Good condition. Keyless entry,114,000 miles. Best offer.Call 732-922-7429

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117T Trailers

AAA ABLE & DEAD 7 DaysFree Removal of Junk Cars.$$ for new/old. 732-887-5627

32 ' HOLIDAY T R A V E L -TRAILER,1978. Excellentcond. A/C, sleeps 4, many ex-tras, $4000. Call732-972-8970AVION 23 FT. Good for vaca-tion or office. Bathroom, sofa,kitchen, stove, sink. Goodcond., $1,500. 732-390-6582MOBILE HOME 12 x 60, 2bdrms., washer/dryer, full bath.Good cond. $2,000. or bestoffer. Call 732-792-2883

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118 Motor HomesRec. Vehicles

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BRICK -1985 Allegro, 35ftdual axle motor home. Newengine, 2 a/c , kitchen, washer& dryer, generator. 2 heaters.

Call 732-836-0326

FOUR WINDS RV'93 30 Ft.63,000 mi., Ask. $21,000.Mon.,-Thurs.,Call 732-451-9147Fri. -Sun., Call 215-788-3688RV's/MorothomesVans: 2003Model & Used RV CLEAR-ANCE SALE! GOING ONNOW! N.J. LARGEST RVDEALER! RV's GALORE. NA-TIONS BEST SELLING RVs

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leather interior, alarm, keyless entry, dual air bags, Crystal Green,Balance of Factory Warranty, VIN: 41038518, Stock*: 81622, Miles: 4,190

2001 Volvo S 60 2.4 T

5 cylinder, automatic, w/OD, p/s, ABS, A/C, p/sts, p/1, p/w,int/wprs, cruise/tilt, AM/FM Stereo/cass/CD, r/def, moonroof

leather interior, alarm, keyless entry, dual air bags, Platitum GreenVIN: 12078699, Stock*: 81440, Miles: 60,210 • CERTIFIED

$40,685 $17,4951992 Volvo 940

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VIN: N3093800Stk# 81328 • 99,740 miles

*4,595

1992 Volvo 940 GL

4cyl, auto, w/OD, p/s,ABS, A/C, p/sts, p/l, p/w,int/wprs, cruise, alloy/whls,r/def, AM/FM Stereo/cass,p/sunroof, Ithr/int, airbag,

Wine.

VIN: N1057706Stk# 81 266 • 89,500 miles

*5,995

1994 Volvo 945T Wagon

4cyl, w/OD, p/s,ABS, A/C, p/sts, p/l, p/w,

int/wprs, r/def, AM/FMStereo/cass, p/sunroof,

roof/rack, ithr/int,dual/airbags, White.

VIN: R1104879Stk# 81354 • 86,747 miles

*6,345

1998 Volvo V70GLT

5cyl, auto, w/OD, p/s, ABS,A/C, p/sts, p/l, p/w, int/wprs,cruise/tilt, alloy/whls, r/def,

AM/FM Stereo/cass, moonroof,Ithr/int, alarm, keyless/entry,

dual/airbags, Gray.

VIN: W2412408Stk# 81398 • 103,715 miles

$8,995

1998 Volvo S90

6cyl, auto, w'OD, p/s,ABS, A/C, p/sts, p/l, p/w,int/wprs, cruise/tilt, r/def,

AM/FM Stereo/cass, moon-roof, tnt/gls, Ithr/int, alarm,keyless/entry, dual/airbags,

White.

VIN: W1137284Stk# 81,592- 73,121 miles

$9,585

1996 Volvo 855 Turbo

5cyl, auto, w/OD, p/s, ABS, A/C,p/sts, p/l, p/w, int/wprs, cruise/tilt,

alloy/whls, r/def,AM/FM Stereo/cass,moonroof,

tnt/gls, Ithr/int, alarm,keyless/entry, dual/airbags, Silver.

VIN: T2189829Stk# 8 1 2 8 5 - 7 2 , 6 6 4 miles

$9,995

1999 Volvo V70A

5cyl, auto, w'OD, p/s,ABS, A/C, p/sts, p/l, p/w,

AM/FM Stereo/cass,cruise, int/wprs, alloy/whls,

r/def, alarm,Ithr/int,keyless/entry, dual/airbags,

Desert wind.

VIN:X3550318Stk# 81603-82,131 miles

*12,695

1998 Volvo S70GLT

5cyl, auto, w'OD, p/s,ABS, A/C, p/sts, p/l, p/w,int/wprs, cruise/tilt, r/def,

AM/FM Stereo/cass,moonroof, Ithr/int, alarm, key-

less/entry, dual/airbags,Certified, White.

VIN: W1502644Stk# 81569-55,051 miles

$13,795

1998 Volvo XC70

5cyl, auto, p/s, ABS, A/C, p/sts,p/l, p/w, cruise/tilt, int/wprs,

roof/rack, r/def, AM/FMStereo/cass/CD, moonroof,tnt/gls,

Ithr/int, alarm, keyless/entry,3rd/seat, wood/dash,

dual/airbags, Certified, Blue.

VIN: W2526127Stk# 8 1 4 4 2 - 74,231 miles

$14,995

2000 Volvo V 70 ASR SE

5cyl, auto, w/OD, p/s,ABS, A/C, p/sts, p/l, p/w,cruise/tilt, int/wprs, r/def,

AM/FM Stereo/cass/CD, moon-roof, tnt/gls, Ithr/int, alarm, key-less/entry, 3rd/seat, wood/dash,dual/airbags, Certified, Black.

VIN: Y2711366Stk# 81455-27,927 miles

*21,495

2000 Volvo S80

6cyl, auto, w/OD, p/s, ABS,A/C, p/sts, p/l, p/w, int/wprs,cruise/tilt, alloy/whls, r/def,AM/FM Stereo/cass/CD,moonroof, Ithr/int, alarm,

keyless/entry, dual/airbags,Certified, Moondust.

VIN: Y1147290Stk# 81353-36,080 miles

*21,995

M02.VolmSJ0 24.ASR

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Stk# 3TO47 • 22,834 milesCertified

2000 Volvo S80

6cyl, auto, w/OD, p/s,ABS, A/C, p/sts, p/l, p/w,cruise/tilt, alloy/whls, r/def,AM/FM Stereo/cass/CD,moonroof, Ithr/int, alarm,

keyless/entry, dual/airbags,Certified, White.

VIN: X1146023Stk#81621 • 26,111 miles

$22,395

2000 Volvo S80

6cyl, auto, w/OD, p/s, ABS,A/C, p/sts, p/l, p/w, int/wprs,

cruise, alloy/whls, r/def,AM/FM Stereo/cass/CD,

moonroof, Ithr/int, alarm, key-less/entry, dual/airbags,

Certified, Silver.

VIN: X1146029Stk# 81554- 16,178 miles

$23,495

2002 Volvo S60 ASR

5cyl, auto, w/OD, p/s, ABS,A/C, p/sts, p/l, p/w, int/wprs,cruise/tilt, alloy/whls, r/def,AM/FM Stereo/cass/CD,moonroof, tnt/gls, Ithr/int,

alarm, keyless/entry, dual/air-bads, Certified, White.

VIN: 622134885Stk# 81120 • 16,440 miles$23,995

2001 Volvo V70 2.4T

5cyl, auto, p/s, ABS, A/C, p/sts,p/l, p/w, int/wprs, cruise/tilt,

r/def, AM/FM Stereo/cass/CD,moonroof, tnt/gls, Ithr/int, alarm,

keyless, entry, dual/airbags,wood/dash, White.

VIN: X11010245Stk# 81578-29,509 miles

$25,995

2001 Volvo V70 2.4T

5cyl, auto, w/OD, p/s, ABS,A/C, p/sts, p/l, p/w, int/wprs,

cruise/tilt, r/def, AM/FMStereo/cass/CD, moonroof,Ithr/int, alarm, keyless/entry,

3rd/seat, wood/dash,dual/airbags, Certified, Ven.Red.

VIN: 712037851Stk# 81653 • 15,370 miles

$25,995

2001 Volvo V70 2.4T

5cyl, auto, p/s, ABS, A/C, p/sts, p/l,p/w, int/wprs, cruise, alloy/whls,r/def, AM/FM Stereo/cass/CD,

moonroof, Ithr/int, alarm,keyless/entry, dual/airbags, 3rd/seat,wood/dash, Certified, Nautic Blue.

VIN: 112038767Stk# 81553 • 26,830 miles

$26,995

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