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THURSDAY, OCT. 15, 2015 Sentinel gm new s.com North Brunswick • South Brunswick Longtime realtor will ne honored at Care to Walk his year’s Care to Walk event will be dedicated in the memory of Gloria TZastko. As a business owner and lifetime local resident of North Brunswick, Zastko had al­ ways been an active member and generous supporter of the community - and an avid supporter of the annual 5K in honor of can­ cer survivors and those who have lost their lives - before passing away in April at age 83. This year’s ceremony and 5K will be held on Oct . 25 at North Brunswick Town­ ship High School. Registration begins at 8 a.m., followed by the event at 9 a.m. Besides most notably establishing Gloria Zastko, Realtors in North Brunswick, she was also a pioneer of women’s leadership roles in business. In the early 1960s. she was instrumental in the formation of the North Brunswick Woman’s Club and served as its"second president. She earned the na­ tionwide Shell Oil Company Education Award. She also served on the Middlesex chapter of the American Cancer Society. Zastko volunteered for many other or­ ganizations such as the Catholic Lay Board and the Sacred Heart PTA, which allowed her to orchestrate an after school program for 7th and 8th graders. In the early 1970s, the grandmother of five had embarked on a career in real estate and was honored by the Gallery of Homes for being the top agent in the country. In 1991, she and her son Andrew estab­ lished Gloria Zastko. Realtors. in 2002, she received the Ann Marie Chandlee Heritage Award, which is be­ stowed each year to a township resident PHOTO COURTESY OF RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE who has been dedicated to improving the Ronald McDonald shares a smile and some fun with children at a Ronald McDonald House, which provides “home away from home” for quality of life in North Brunswick as a vol­ families facing a child’s medical challenges. unteer with a non-profit group or civic or­ ganization for an extended period of time. In October 2004, she served as one of Ronald McDonald House provides the comforts of home the chairpersons of the 225th Gala Celebra­ tion of North Brunswick. That same year, she was honored by North Brunswick as By CHRISTINE BARCIA must make arrangements for accommoda­ muscular issues that require ongoing reha­ Person of the Year. Staff Writer tions near that facility. bilitation,” said Lynne Siedentop, opera­ In June 2009, Zastko was inducted into he hardships of family life — Such arrangements can be costly, and tions director for the Long Branch and New the New Brunswick High School Hall of whether great or small — are usually that is where Ronald McDonald House Brunswick Ronald McDonald Houses. Distinguished Alumni, and in June of 2011, Tironed out at the end of the day at steps in to help. The Long Branch house, founded in she was honored as the Middlesex County home, a place of support and comfort. Providing a “home away from home” for 1987, features eight themed bedrooms with Citizen of the Year Award in the category of For families with a child going through families with seriously ill children while private baths and phones with voicemail; a Business by the Middlesex County Com­ a medical challenge, many difficulties can­ they receive care at a nearby medical facil­ full kitchen with two of each appliance, a mission on the Status of Women. not readily be resolved. Finding the best ity, Ronald McDonald House has two loca­ well-stocked pantry and a food storage area Annually, Zastko and her agency do­ treatment for one’s child, regardless of lo­ tions in central New Jersey: one in Long for each family; laundry facilities with sup­ nated holiday gifts to the Women Aware cation, is of utmost importance. Branch and one in New Brunswick. plies; hygiene items, linens and towels; a shelter and Thanksgiving dinners to local If the best medical facility for a specific “Families come with a wide variety of food banks. (Continued on page 6) illness is located far from home, a family problems — preemies, childhood cancers, (C o n tin u e d o n p a g e 12) 2 SENTINEL NS GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS • www.gmnews.com October 15, 2015

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PHOTOS BY FRANK WOJCIECHOWSKI Elizabeth Pantoleon (left to right), Diosaira Olivo and Maria Naranjo are about to take the Oath of Allegiance to the United States during a naturalization ceremony held by the U.S. Immigration Service at Middlesex County College Oct. 1. Newest citizens achieve 'very, very great dream'

By KAYLA J. MARSH The Oath of Allegiance was administered by Randi Staff Writer C. Borgen, Newark field office director of the U.S. Cit­ Meng-Fong Lee of Taiwan smiles for the camera after he was sworn in as a U.S. citizen. urrounded by friends and family, 46 Middlesex County izenship and Immigration Services, and was followed by the Pledge of Allegiance led by Dennis Anthony residents took the Oath of Allegiance to become the In the Philippines, Geva said she held a degree in nurs­ newest citizens of the United States of America. Penny Jr., a Middlesex County College graduate and U.S. S Navy veteran. ing, but did not practice for a number of reasons. “It means a lot, you know, being an American citizen “You have many things in common ... and you have a “There we study hard but the salary is just cheap ... so now,” Amilier A Wildman, originally from Granada, said. lot that is not in common, but today you stand as one to be­ that is why I feel so very blessed and fortunate to have this “You have the ability to do a lot as an American ... and I am come citizens of the greatest country civilization has ever opportunity to come here and 1 am just very, very happy,” just really happy and have been waiting for this day for a seen,” Thompson said. she said. “There is a lot of joy in my heart and 1 will not long time.” Following the Pledge of Allegiance, a congratulatory forget this entire day or this opportunity and this blessing The Naturalization Ceremony, held by U.S. Citizenship video message from President Barack Obama and a video from God.” and Immigration Services Oct. 2 at the Middlesex County presentation of “America the Beautiful,” participants were During the ceremony, Middlesex County College Pres­ College Performing Arts Center in Edison, included appli­ called up one by one, waving American flags to sounds of ident Joann LaPerla-Morales, also told a personal story cants for citizenship representing 16 different countries applause as they received their certificate of citizenship. about her family’s immigration to the states. from around the world, including Columbia, Costa Rica. Wildman said since she came to America, there have “To be an American means many things to many peo­ Dominican Republic, Egypt, Georgia, Granada, India, Jor­ been many steps to follow to become a citizen, including ple,” she said. “For my grandparents who came from Italy, dan, Mexico, Peru, Philippines, Portugal, South Korea, Sri obtaining an employment card, getting a Green Card, offi­ it meant the opportunity to earn a better life for them and for Lanka, Taiwan and the United Kingdom. cially applying for and taking the official U.S. Citizenship their sons.” Those taking part in the ceremony live in local towns Test. LaPerla-Morales said while her father had to overcome such as Edison, Carteret, Fords, Perth Amboy, Monmouth “It is kind of nerve-wracking just waiting for that offi­ many difficulties including learning English, he continued Junction, Woodbridge, Bound Brook, South Plainfield, cial letter to come in the mail,” she said. “Everyday I was to believe that his children could have a better life and Iselin, North Brunswick, New Brunswick and East just checking the mail, constantly checking online to see if should value every opportunity that came their way. Brunswick. my letter was sent out and from that moment when 1 got “My father taught me that to be an American I should be John E. Thompson, Newark district director of the U.S. that letter I was really ecstatic about it and I am very happy proud ... and 1 should value the opportunities this country Citizenship and Immigration Services, told participants they to be here.” offers,” she said. “I am here today as president of Middle­ have come a long way to pledge their allegiance to the Yvonnie Geva, of who came to the states from the sex County College because I had the opportunity to attend United States. Philippines three years ago, said she has dreamed about be­ public education that allowed me to follow my dreams...” “Historically Oaths of Allegiance were made to a per­ coming an American citizen since she was a child. LaPerla-Morales said though the applicants’ journeys to son, a king, a queen a foreign prince, the Oath of Allegiance “I think America is a very, very great dream,” she said. becoming citizens differ, “We all leave here today as citizens to the U.S. is not made to a person, you are making an oath “Since I was a child I dreamed about America, and I praised of the United States of America ... and I wish you all happi­ to support and defend the Constitution and laws of the U.S.” God and I feel I am so blessed to now have this opportunity.” ness, liberty and much health and wealth in the future.”

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PHOTO COURTESY OF ELIZABETH CARRION Family members of Aubrey Pappas, a Linwood Middle School teacher who was killed in a New Jersey's motor vehicle accident last year, attend the Purple for Pappas 5K memorial run on Oct. 4. her legacy. Leave a story, a memory or com­ Elizabeth Carrion. ment below about how Aubrey changed For information on donating to the your life; #LiveLikeAubrey and impact oth­ scholarship fund, visit www.theaubrey- ers through the power of positivity,” said foundation.org.

Navratri celebration kicks off Oct. 16 The Indo-American Cultural Foundation desses of Shakti Durga, Lakshmi and of Central Jersey will hold its Grand Navra­ Saras wati. tri Garba celebration from 8 p.m. to 1:30 Mahesh Mehta and his group of Bolly­ a.m. on Oct. 16,17,23 and 24 at Crossroads wood artists will join local musicians along Middle School South, 195 Major Rd., Mon­ with Entertainment Unlimited for non-stop mouth Junction, and from 8 p.m. to 1:30 live entertainment. There will also be re­ a.m. on Oct. 31 at South Brunswick High freshments, vendors and decorations. School, 750 Ridge Rd., Monmouth Junc­ For more information, visit tion. www.IACFNJ.org or email Navratri marks the festival of nine lights [email protected]. during which Hindus worship the God- Fall festival will include bobbing for apples Kendall Park Baptist Church will hold ing, photo booth, bobbing for apples, kids its fall festival from 12 p.m. to 3 p.m. on crafts, games, refreshments and more. Oct. 17 at the church, 3583 Route 27, There is no admission fee. Franklin Park. The rain date is Oct. 24. For more information, call 732-297- There will be a moon bounce, face paint- 4644 or visit www.kpbc.net.

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Doctor grateful for 30 years of practice South Brunswick Township Leaf Collection Program The Township expects to have leaf crews in each o f four t is with great joy and gratitude that I cel­ South Brunswick, as well as Milltown and ebrate 30 years of medical practice in the surrounding communities, for their sup­ collection areas three times during the leaf season. The North Brunswick. port during the last 30 years. collection schedule listed below is subject to change due to I I look forward to continuing to care for While medical care continues to become unforeseen circumstances. organized into “physician enterprises” and each patient in a respectful, long-term rela­ “accountable care organizations,” patients tionship. Every e ffo rt w ill be m ade to m aintain this schedule. still seek out a physician who cares for them as individuals, not as “profit opportunities.” Dr. Paul E. Prodromo 2 01 5 LEAF COLLECTION SCHEDULE I am grateful to the citizens of North and North Brunswick Area 1: Between Route 27 and Route 1 & between Kingston and New Road: Collection Round 1: 10/19', 10/20,10/21 ¥ Collection Round 2: 11/5', 11/6,11/9,11/10 We should drop labels, have 'niceness contest' Collection Round 3: 12/7*, 12/8,12/9 ¥ agree with Ira L. Levin’s letter (Sentinel, will be equally affected, regardless of their Area 2: Between Route 27 and Route 1 tk between New Road and Beektnan Road: Collection Round 1: 10/22*, 10/23,10/26 Oct. 1): labels create the attitude of “We labels. Collection Round 2: 11/12*, 11/13, 11/16, 11/17 against them” that leads to many, if not We should replace our current “nastiness I contest” - trying to be nastier than “them” - Collection Round 3: 12/10*, 12/11,12/14 all, of our conflicts. I would suggest going even one step fur­ with a “niceness contest.” Area 3: Between Route 27 and Route 1 & between Beekman Road & Finnegans Lane: ther and consider ourselves humans by Collection Round 1: 10/27*, 10/28,10/29 dropping the labels of nationality, too. If a Rashmikant C. Desai Collection Round 2: 11/19*, 11/20,11/23, 11/24 Collection Round 3: 12/15*, 12/16,12/17 storm hits a ship at ocean, all passengers Kendall Park

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Monica Tschang of South Brunswick placed 10th in the nation in the bronze division of the U.S. Figure Skating Association’s Ice Dancing Nationals last month. iPlay America will be completely TRANSFORMED with South Brunswick teen makes Halloween decorations, characters and Halloween activities FOR ALL! • Live shows every Friday, Saturday and dancing on ice look easy Sunday!

Trick or Treat Trail every Sunday, plus By JENNIFER AMATO nals, especially since she said she never Staff Writer competed well in freestyle skating. October 30th and 3 1 sti SOUTH BRUNSWICK — For the past Monica has come a long way from her 11 years, Monica Tschang has been perfect­ first competition at age 6 when she per­ Special Halloween kids menu and ing her moves on the ice. formed to “A Whole New World” from Dis­ Halloween themed cocktails at Game GET INSIDE THE FUN! Beginning at age 4 at ProSkate in Mon­ ney’s “Aladdin.” Last month, her dances in Time Bar and Grill! mouth Junction, the now 15-year-old started the Solo Ice Dance competition included the taking skating lessons because the business “Hickory Hoedown” and the “Willow was offering a free program when it first Waltz,” under the direction Of her coach, opened. Gary Irving, and choreographers Sinead Within the next two years, the current Kerr — a former Olympian from the United South Brunswick Township High School Kingdom — and Zhanna Palagina. SPOOKTACULAR OFFER! sophomore began taking private ice skating Monica placed fifth overall after both lessons at the behest of her parents. dances, which qualified her for the final “At first I didn’t really like skating be­ round. 2 UNLIMITED RIDE PASSES cause at first it was scary,” she said. ‘Then, Although she came in last out of 10 ice I started to get better. I felt different at dancers with her combination fox trot/10- 2 $10 Game Cards and 250 [Tickets school because not-a lot of people were into step routine, she was pleased that her 10 skating. I decided to stay with it because it months of training enabled her to gain new (a 79™ vaim) was really fun.” experience. Fast-forward 10 years and Monica is “It’s not as intimidating as I thought it GMNP0CT | Offer expires 11 /2/15. Subject to change without notice. Can not be combined with any other offer. now ranked 10th in the nation in the bronze would be,” Monica said, noting that all ice division of the U.S. Figure Skating Associ­ dancers learn the same routine, and that she ation’s Ice Dancing Nationals, held Sept. will soon be learning the dances for next 23-26 in Lansing, Michigan. year’s competitions. “But I obviously want Monica’s competitive transition began to do better if I get to nationals next year.” more than a year ago. For most of her skat­ Although Monica is a member of the ing experience, she had been working on Glissad Skating Club in Hamilton, she freestyle skating, such as jumps and land­ trains at ProSkate, where she is also a jun­ ings. Ice dancing presented a new chal­ ior coach for skaters from toddlers to adults. lenge. where she had to concentrate more Her key pieces of advice for skaters are on edge work. to “bend your knees” to avoid injury and to To qualify for the nationals, she earned learn different forms of expressions. enough points in just five of the 12 compe­ “Your expression, especially in ice danc­ titions in the Eastern Section, placing third ing, is really vital in bringing life to your overall. The top six ice dancers from the dance,” Monica said. Eastern, Midwest and Pacific sections GMNPS10OFF | Offerexpie$ll/2/15, Sobjed to change v^Kwtrwtke. Can not be combindwfh any other offer progress to nationals. Contact Jennifer Amato at “I was pretty excited and nervous at the jamato @ gmnews. com. same time,” she said of advancing to the fi­ com I Freehold, NJ | 732.577 8200 10 SENTINEL NS GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS • www.gmnews.com October 15, 2015 A walk in the park

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Eskenazi especially emphasizes liance, in 2009 more than 65 million peo­ the dangers of caregiving alone. If there is For caregivers planning a vacation or business trip — or who simply need a ple in the U.S. cared for elderly, disabled or no one else who is willing to help, it break— CareOne at East Brunswick also offers respite care for individuals in need chronically ill members of their families. might not be a realistic plan for you, she of 24-hour nursing care for a short period of time. On average, this caretaking takes around says. You'll have the peace of mind knowing that all of your loved one's needs can be 20 hours a week — the same time allot­ Even caring for a favorite relative may met in our magnificent community. ment as a part-time job. (Keep in mind the prove difficult. Eskenazi says a caregiver average caregiver already is working a may have to supervise midnight bathroom job.) Stress, exhaustion and the physical trips, lose the time they usually use to To learn more demands of caregiving can harm the care­ cook their own food, or forget to set up about our services their own doctor’s appointments. “Often, takers as much as their charges. or to arrange Leah Eskenazi, director of operations we wind up with two patients,” Eskenazi for the Family Caregiver Alliance in San says. “And, it’s always ‘I’m the caregiver. for a tour, Francisco, says people often want to stay How did I wind up in the hospital? ” please contact our Cin Om at home because they feel more comfort­ A caretaker’s friends and family mem­ able surrounded by familiar things and bers can lighten some of that burden, but Admissions Director people. 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Oktoberfest Weekends through Nov. 1 games, food, rides, crafts Murder for Two Six Flags Great Adventure, Route 537, Jackson Oct. 18, noon to 4 p.m. www.sixflags.com/greatadventure book and music by Joe Kinosian Community Center, 120 Monmouth Road, Monroe book and lyrics by Kellen Biair Haunted Express Nighttime Hides directed by Scott Schwartz Red Bank Food and Wine Tour Pine Creek Railroad sponsor sample food and wine throughout Red Bank starring Joe Kinosian and Ian Lowe Oct. 16,17, 23 and 24, 7:30-9:30 p.m. Oct. 18,2-6 p.m. train takes off every half-hour tickets: $35 purchase online: NOW - OCT 25 Allaire State Park, 4265 Atlantic Ave., Wall https://www.eventbrite.com/e/red-bank-food-wine- train fare: $7.50 walk-tickets-17448324408 A hilarious musical murder 732-938-5524 mystery with a tw ist one actor Nightmare at the Asylum House of Horrors 2015 Annual Shrewsbury 5k Classic investigates the crime, the other haunted house and hayride 1 mile any style, kiddie dash, 5K plays all of the suspects every Friday and Saturday, 7-11 p.m. Oct. 18 at 8:30 p.m. and they both play the piano! 4-H Center, 645 Cranbury Rd., East Brunswick Shrewsbury Borough School admission: $5 haunted house or wagon ride 20 Obre Place, Shrewsbury www.raceforum.com/shrewsbury Murder for Two is sponsored by $8 for both The Karma Foundation, Garden Bros. Circus America’s Got Talent Live: The All-Stars Tour! Motorcycle Nitro Gladiators, racing camels, clowns Oct. 20 at 8 p.m. Count Basie Theatre, 99 Monmouth St., Red Bank ON REMAINING PERFORMANCES Oct. 16 at 4:30 and 7:30 p.m. Sun National Bank Center tickets: $25-$75 Use code: IWIURDER2 Route 129 at Hamilton Ave. & So. Broad St., Trenton 732-842-9000; thebasie.org n time of ptwtlvwe, not valid on previously purchasad ticket*, packages, tickets start at $11.95,13 and under tree with adult ticket dde seating and may not be combined. No refunds or sactianges. 800-298-4200; VAvw.comcasttix.com Spooky Spooktacular Halloween every Fri., Full Moon After Dark ORDER NOW ! 732- 246-7717 • GSPonline.org Forest of Fright starts at 7 p.m., Favorite Halloween characters haunted hayride, haunted village through Nov. 1 Oct. 16,17,23 and 24, 6-9 p.m. iPlay America, 110 Schanck Rd., Freehold GEORGE STREET PLAYHOUSE Historic Allaire Village, 4263 Atlantic Ave., Wail admission: $15, $10 children Creatures of the Night! 9 Livingston Avenue • New Brunswick, NJ 08901 732-919-3500; www.allairevillage.org The Mystery of the Missing Pumpkins hayride David Sairr, Artistic Director * Michael Mastro, Resident Artistic Director through Oct. 24, Fri. and Sat. between 4:30 and 8 p.m. Kfrily Rymar. •Vanao 0.7 Director “Come at Your Own Risk” Haunted Theater Tour Huber Woods Park, 25 Brown’s Dock Road, Locust Oct. 1 6 ,1 7 ,1 8 ,2 3 ,2 4 and 25 tickets: $8, preregistration only: 732-842-4000 ext. 1 evening tours: 7-10:30 p.m. www.monmouthcountyparks.com tickets: $12; $10 seniors, $8 high school students children’s tours: The Haunted Woods of Old Bridge Oct. 17,18, 24 and 25,2-4 p.m., $5 per person ghost walk through Oct. 30, Brookdale Community College Fri. and Sat. 7-10 p.m., Sun. 7-9:30 p.m. 765 Newman Springs Road, Lincroft special twilight viewing Sat. & Sun., 732-224-2411 3:30-6 p.m. (live actors not present) 75 Spring Hill Rd., Old Bridge Milltown Haunted River Walk bring food donation for the Old Bridge Food Bank Oct. 17,23, 24,30 and 31,7-10 p.m. Mill Pond Path, Washington Ave. & Main St., Milltown O N STAGE Woodbridge Ghost Walk Oct. 17, tours from 6:30-9 p.m. The Seedbed 55-minute tour leaves every 15 minutes Oct. 15 and 16 at 8 p.m., Oct. 17 at 3 p.m. Parker Press Park, Rahway Avenue, Woodbridge opening night: Oct. 17 at 8 p.m., ticket: $60 tickets: $6 through Nov. 15 Thurs. and Fri. at 8 p.m. Sat. at 3 and 8 p.m., selected Sundays at 2 p.m. A Taste of Spring Lake Kitchen Tour New Jersey Repertory Co., 179 Broadway, Long Branch tip l/p fc - self-guided tour, sample cuisine from local top chefs Oct. 1 7 ,10a.m .-3p.m . 732-229-3166; www.njrep.org Spring Lake tickets: $60 Around the World www.springlakekitchentour.com Oct. 16,17 at 8 p.m., Oct. 18 at 2 p.m. Kelsey Theatre at Mercer County Community College Raritan Valley Model Train Show Extravaganza Old Trenton Road, West Windsor benefits wounded and fallen warriors tickets: $20, $18 seniors, $16 children/students Oct. 17 and 18,11 a.m.-4 p.m. 609-570-3333; www.kelseyatmccc.org East Brunswick Elks Lodge 21B Oakmont Ave., East Brunswick Pirates of Penzance Gilbert & Sullivan Players tickets: $10, $8 seniors, children under 5 free Oct. 18 at 3 p.m. Count Basie Theatre, 99 Monmouth St., Red Bank Outer Banks, North Carolina - Vacation Rentals Lighthouse Challenge of New Jersey tickets: $29-$49 visit participating New Jersey land-based lighthouses, 732-842-9000; thebasie.org two museums and two lifesaving stations Oct. 17 and 18 An Oresteia - . . . - • • ... - .. -Js ■ Over 600 vacation homes in all price ranges! age 11 and under climb free with an adult Part I: Oct. 22 and 29 at 7:30 p.m., Oct. 24 at 2 p.m., www.ihchallengenj.org Nov. 1 at 2 p.m. Part II: Oct. 23,24,30 and Nov. 1 at 7:30 p.m. - Kitty Hawk, Kill Devil Hills, Nags Head, and Cirque de la Symphonie Mastrobuono Theater, Douglass campus of Rutgers Cirque’s troupe will perform with the 85 George St., New Brunswick Southern Shores to Coroia New Jersey Symphony Orchestra tickets: $25, $20 seniors, $15 students Oct. 18 at 3 p.m. 848-932-7511; www.masongross.rutgers.edu State Theatre, 15 Livingston Ave., New Brunswick • Fall Weeks... S i feels i e summer - Discounts!!! tickets: start at $20 Murder for Two 800-255-3476; www.njsymphony.org through Oct. 25 George St. Playhouse, 9 Livingston Ave., New Brunswick Thompson Park Day tickets: $28-$69 fall festival, scarecrow contest, doggie costume 732-246-7717; www.gsponline.org Resetre your family n a tio n today! contest, wagon rides, arts & crafts, entertainment VACATIONS «k SALES Oct. 18,11 a.m.-5 p.m. The Rainmaker Thompson Park, Newman Springs Road, Lincroft through Nov. 8, Fri. & Sat. at 8 p.m., Sun. at 2 p.m. 732-842-4000 ext.4312 Center Playhouse, 35 South St„ Freehold www.monmouthcounlyparks.com tickets: $25, $23 senior/students 877 642-3224. www.brinrileybedth.com 732-462-9093; www.centerplayers.org October 15, 2015 GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS • www.gmnews.com NS SENTINEL 19

Lighthouse Challenge of New Jersey

Lighthouses and selected museums throughout the state will hold the Lighthouse Challenge of New Jersey Oct. 17-18. Begin the challenge at any of the 11 participating New Jersey land- based lighthouses, one museum and two lifesaving stations. Purchase a $1 souvenir that will be proof of one’s visit. During the weekend, those age 11 and under can climb free with an adult. The following destinations are participating in the challenge: Absecon Lighthouse, Barnegat Lighthouse Historical Museum, Cape May Light­ house, East Point Light, Finns Point Light, Hereford Inlet Light (and Delaware Bay Lights virtual tour), Sandy Hook Lighthouse, Navesink/Twin Lights, Sea Girt Lighthouse, Tatham Life Saving Station 35, Tinicum Lighthouse, Tucker’s Island Light at Tuckerton Seaport Museum and li.S. Lite Saving Station 30. Night climbs will be offered at Absecon, Cape May, Sandy Hook, Tinicum and Tucker’s Island Light at Tuckerton Seaport. For more information, directions and map, visit www.lhchallen- genj.org.

MUSIC FILM

Jazz Jam Session, Oct. 15,7:30-10 p.m. New Jersey Film Festival Jazz, Oct. 17,7-9:30 p.m. Best of the 2015 N.J. International Film Festival — La Tavola Cucina Ristorante Part 2, The Cat's Cradle, Keeper of the Past, When Things Go Wrong: Robin Lane Story 700 Old Bridge Turnpike, South River ► Designer Crafts 732-238-2111; www.latavolacucinanj.com Oct. 16 at 7 p.m. SUGARLOAF Best of the 2015 N.J. International Film Festival — Sisters at the Keyboard: Fortepiano/Harpsichord Part 3, Soap, Forever into Space Home Furnishings CRAFTS FESTIVAL, Oct. 18 at 7 p.m. Duos from 18th-Century Germany OCTOBER 23, 24, 25, 2015 Oct. 15 at 7:30 p.m. Rutgers College Avenue Campus Voorhees Hall #105 ► Affordable A rt Shindell Coral Hall, Douglass campus of Rutgers 71 Hamilton St., New Brunswick Garden State Exhibit Center 85 George St., New Brunswick tickets: $10, $9 students/seniors * Specialty Foods Somerset, NJ • 1-287 Exit 10 free 848-932-8482; www.njfilmfest.com Admission $8 online, $10 at the door - good all 3 days t 848-932-7511; www.masongross.rutgers.edu Children under 12 and parking are FREE ► Family Fun Fri. 8c Sat. 10-6, Sun. 10-5 Patti LaBelie COMEDY Oct. 16 at 8 p.m., tickets: $45-$125 DISCOUNT TICKETS, show info, The Mavericks Free Comedy Night exhibitor lists, directions and more at: ] hosted by Mike Bonner Oct. 22 at 8 p.m., tickets: $35-$65, pit tickets: $65 Oct. 16, starts at 8 p.m., reservations recommended State Theatre, 15 Livingston Ave., New Brunswick Station Bar & Grill Restaurant SugarloafCrafts.com 732-246-7469; www.statetheatrenj.org 2625 Route 130 South, Cranbury SUGARIOAF MOUNTAIN WORKS, INC. • 800-210-9900 Rutgers Symphony Band: Heroes 609-655-5550; stationbarandgrill.com Oct. 17 at 7:30 p.m. Comedy Explosion Nicholas Music Center, Douglass campus of Rutgers Oct. 17 at 9 p.m. r . 0 0 85 George St., New Brunswick Tapeo at Holiday Inn, 2870 Route 35, Hazlet tickets: $15, $10 seniors, $5 students 732-539-2309; www.tapeonj.com *1 OFF 848-932-7511; www.masongross.rutgers.edu Any Fall Harvest Last Comic Standing — Live Tour | Weekend Admission | Scandinavian Soundscapes! Oct. 17 at 8 p.m., tickets: $25-$60 Coupons may not b© combined with Garden State Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra Kevin Hart L any other offer. Expires 11/ 1/15 Music of ABBA and others Oct. 18 at 7:30 and 10:30 p.m., tickets: $100 Oct. 17 at 7:30 p.m. 732-246-7469; www.statetheatrenj.org Fall Harvest Grunin Center for the Arts, Ocean County College Craig Ferguson The New Deal Tour V-Pick Apples & Pumpkins Toms River Oct. 21 at 8 p.m., tickets: $35-$75 Weekends ” tickets: $12-$48 State Theatre, 15 Livingston Ave., New Brunswick 505 Ridge Road, South Brunswick, NJ September 19 732-255-0460; gardenstatephilharmonic.org 732-246-7469; www.statetheatrenj.org 732-329-8656 thru November 1 10th Anniversary Concert Celebration Kevin Nealon & Norm MacDonald Jarrod Spector and Kelli Barrett Oct. 21 at 8 p.m., tickets: $19-$39 Visit our website for directions & more info. $100 off! benefit concert The Capitol Steps VonThunFarms.com Moonlight Oct. 17 at 8 p.m. Oct. 23 at 8 p.m., tickets: $19-$39 Corn Maze Axelrod Performing Arts Center, 100 Grant Ave., Deal Count Basie Theatre, 99 Monmouth St., Red Bank Our Country Farm Market is Admission tickets: $38-$180 732-842-9000; thebasie.org open daily thru October. I 732-858-8106 Hours: 10:00am to 5:00pm daily Good lor October 23, 24, 30 a 3 Shades of Blue FOR KIDS -Ftmlvson Weekend Admission Includes: Oct. 17 at 6 p.m. Facebook • Hayrides • Com Maze • Farm Animals iPlay America, 110 Schanck Rd., Freehold Mat Kearney — Just Kids Tour with special guest Parachute • Rubber Duck Races • Straw Maze tickets: free, VIP tickets: $50 • Pedal Karts • Peter Pumpkin 732-577-8200; iplayamerica.com Oct. 15 at 8 p.m. State Theatre, 15 Livingston Ave., New Brunswick • Barnyard Basketball Reality Jazz tickets: $30-$45 • Inflatable Obstacle Course Brad Mandigo, Tony Cimorosi, Bob Boyd, 732-246-7469; www.statetheatrenj.org • Moon Bounce • Hippity Horses Rosemary Conte and surprise guest • The Agricultural Center And More! Oct. 18,3-5 p.m. Jack-O-Lantern Jamboree Show Monmouth Academy of Music Arts every Sat. and Sun., every half hour 1230 Campus Drive, Morganville Haunting Sounds of the Phantom of iPlayAmerica's One Fcm Admission! organ at 1:30 ,4:30 and 7:30 p.m. admission: $15 Weekends Only 732-583-4959 Everybody Scream! play featuring the residents of Halloweentown Our one price admission enables Dr. David Brahinsky and the Roosevelt String Band at 3 and 6 p.m. (in City Square) you to stay longer, play harder, Oct. 18,1 and 2:30 p.m. iPlay America, 110 Schanck Rd., Freehold spend less & make more memories Jewish Heritage Museum of Monmouth County www.iplayamerica.com together as a family! 310 Mounts Corner Rd., Freehold Discount Bounce-back Passes & Season tickets: $18, $15 members The Story of Irish Jack Oct. 24 and 25 Passes Available. Visit Our Website For 732-252-6990; www.jhmoc.org Kateri Center, 160 Conover Road, Wickatunk Pricing & Details. 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Answers are on page 12 October 15, 2015 GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS • www.gmnews.com NS SENTINEL 21 Valuable partnerships enable South Paving along Route Brunswick organization to prosper SOUTH BRUNSWICK — An enthusi­ lifetime of service to South Brunswick. 1 3 0 begins this week astic crowd recently joined together for the Also honored were Arthur Roedel and “Circle of Life” recognition event. Karen Scalera, who both play important Honorees Karen Scalera and Arthur roles with the AIPP organization in the NORTH BRUNSWICK — Paving is night, according to the New Jersey De­ Roedel were among those who also re­ township. Each was recognized with framed set to begin this week on both sides of partment of Transportation. membered Muriel Leonard and Mike Ketof- certificates and will have a tree planted Route 130 in North Brunswick, from Residents should expect lane enclo­ sky during the Taste of Cultures Reception within the township with plaques identify­ Raider Road through Wood Avenue and sures and detours for turning movements that was held at the South Brunswick Sen­ ing their services. from Community Park through township and u-turns. ior Center on Sept. 26. Also recognized were the incredible limits. Use caution as necessary when travel­ Guests enjoyed food from area restau­ number of volunteers who have made it Paving work is expected to continue ing in the area while work is in progress. rants including Sens Asian Cuisine, Rocky possible for AIPP to grow as a model art- throughout the month after 9 p.m. each Hill Inn, Stolzfus’ Poultry, PF Chang’s, centered, age-friendly “Livable Commu­ Joe’s Deli and Vinny’s Italian. nity” as part of the International WoTTcT International entertainment began with Health Organization (WHO) age-friendly bagpipers from the Middlesex County Po­ Livable Community Initiative. Police locate third suspect in lice Department’s Bagpipers and Drum In addition, in honor of September being Corp, followed by Native American flute National Senior Center Month, the first South Brunswick car burglaries and drums, a program at the South AIPP Partner Award was presented to the Brunswick Library lead by Pat Kay, and an South Brunswick Senior Center, which, in SOUTH BRUNSWICK — A fugitive belonged to an adult day care center in instrumental trio from the Ketofsky family. 2008, became the first official AlPPartner. suspect, who allegedly is responsible for al­ North Brunswick, had allegedly been stolen A Bollywood Indian dance by Tirath Ka- Walter Mulyk, president of the Senior Cen­ most 50 car burglaries in South Brunswick, more than a dozen times by Robinson over iron was followed by instruments and songs ter Advisory Council, accepted the award. has been located by police. the past month. Robinson previously from around the world provided by Claudio For more about the AIPP Partnership A citizen, who read a police alert on worked for the adult day care and reportedly Mir, a local artist and resident of Kendall programs, including the Community Care Nixie last week, reportedly observed Jarred kept the van keys, according to police. Po­ Park. Resources Coalition, AIPP Curb to Curb Robinson, 23, of Franklin, walking in the lice are alleging he used the van to drive The evening celebrated the memories of Transportation Services, Quality of Life Society Hill development off Route 27 in around neighborhoods and enter vehicles. Mike Ketofsky and Muriel Leonard who Programs and Housing Options, email Franklin. Robinson was connected to several car were recognized for their work with the [email protected] or visit www.Agiu^ According to the investigation reports, burglaries in the Royal Oaks Apartment Aging in Place Partnership (AIPP) and their lnPlacePartnership.org. Robinson said he is not affiliated with the Complex after he purportedly ran from of­ two other suspects charged in the case, Jer­ ficers and dropped his wallet with his dri­ maine Robinson Jr., 21, of New Brunswick ver’s license in it, according to police. For more information on community events, visit www.gmnews.com (no relation) and 19-year-old Jerome Robinson is being held at the Middlesex under the North & South Brunswick Sentinel heading. Thomas, 19, of Somerset. County Correction Center in North Robinson was reportedly linked to a Brunswick on possession of a stolen motor stolen van police found on Springdale vehicle, burglary, tampering with evidence Road. Police determined that the van, which and theft. Bail was set at $30,000.

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Raiders pick up their first gridiron win of the season

By WARREN RAPPLEYEA Swaminathan kept a clean sheet, stopping Julianna Franco’s eighth goal of the year Correspondent three shots. came in the first half, and Sydney Schneider orth Brunswick Township High On Oct. 6, South Brunswick downed made six saves to make it stand up — her School’s football team won its first Monroe, 4-0. Patrick Grudnick led the third successive clean sheet — in a game Ngame of the season with a strong all- way with two goals and an assist, while that saw South Brunswick outshoot Sayre­ around effort as it outscored Edison High Russell Basking and Ronaldo Solano also ville, 15-6. School, 40-21, Oct. 9. scored. Sergio Caballero, Keiler Knapp Two days earlier, the Lady Vikings The Raiders seem to be getting a little and Sean Ray all picked up assists, and edged J.P. Stevens High School, 2-0, as better each week as they get more comfort­ Swaminathan made four saves. Cathlene Kaseta and Christina Savoth able with new coach Don Zsak’s system. VARSITY REPORT South Brunswick is 10-2 and in first scored in the win. On Oct. 6. South They jumped to a 21-0 lead and never re­ place in the GMC Red Division. Monroe, Brunswick downed Old Bridge, 4-0. Franco ally looked back. North Brunswick also which downed the Vikings 2-1, earlier in had a goal and an assist, and Savoth, benefited from five Edison turnovers — way I look at the Red Division is one of the the year, and East Brunswick are tied for Zuleeka Alvarado and Adrianna Mouzakis two of them interceptions by Isaiah Hall — toughest in the state, and they’re a Red Di­ second place at 9-2-1. also scored. and Zsak’s physical defensive unit stymied vision team. We’re happy with the win.” the Eagles. The Vikings have 64 power points and Girls’ soccer Girls’ tennis “Our defense was particularly strong up sit atop the standings in the race for front,” Zsak said. “We knew they were NJSIAA Central Jersey Group V playoffs. In girls’ soccer, North Brunswick split a In tennis, North Brunswick’s girls won going to run, and our guys prepared them­ New Brunswick High School is just one pair of games and is 6-5-1 overall. The three of four matches to raise their record to selves well. The secondary was good, too. point back in second place. The best seven Raiders downed Perth Amboy High 8-4. The Raiders edged John F. Kennedy They intercepted four passes. (JFK) Memorial High School Oct. 9, as North Brunswick ran the ball well, as Colleen Binbinon and Carly Lodise won Eddie Carpenter ran for 175 yards and a pair their matches at first and third singles, re­ ofctcuchdowns, and Quamere Nance rushed spectively. Abby Tan and Kathmika Vasee- for 115 yards and scored twice. Sophomore haran won at first doubles and Harshitha quarterback Dylan Seal hooked up with Katikala and Kelly Huang took the second fullback Zach Rowell for a 25-yard touch­ doubles match. down pass. Carpenter, however, suffered a The previous day, the Raiders downed knee injury and had be carried off the field. Colonia High School, 5-0, with Komal After a season-opening, 27-6 loss to Old Grover winning at second singles to en­ Bridge High School Sept. 11, Knights sure the shutout. On Oct. 7, North coach Anthony Lanzafama said North Brunswick fell, 5-0, to Marlboro High Brunswick would make its mark. School in the second round of the NJSIAA “They’re going to be a very good team,” Central Jersey Group IV tournament. Ear­ the Old Bridge coach said. “They never lier in the week, the Raiders beat New quit, and they made every play tough. They Brunswick, 4-1. come right at you, and they keep coming. 'They’re not an easy team to play.” Girls’ volleyball After losing to Sayreville War Memorial High School, 22-6, North Brunswick lost a In girls’ volleyball, South Brunswick’s !^sd4 decision to East Brunswick High record dropped to 7-8 following a 2-0 loss School Sept. 25. On Oct. 2, the Raiders to Mother Seton Regional High School could not get on the scoreboard but played Oct. 9. Sarah Weeden had six kills and six very well on defense in a 9-0 loss to Mon­ digs in the defeat. The day before, the roe Township High School. Lady Vikings took a 2-0 decision over Zsak’s team faces a stiff test Oct. 16 Edison. Kelly Matuszewski had five kills when unbeaten Piscataway Township High and a block, and Shannon Fisher dished School, which shares the Greater Middle­ out 10 assists. sex Conference (GMC) Red Division lead On Oct. 7, South Brunswick edged with South Brunswick High School, comes Colonia, 2-1. Jaime Klemas has seven kills to visit. and a dig, and Nina Trach picked up 15 digs South Brunswick, meanwhile, won its to go with two kills and an assist. Trach also fourth straight game, defeating East had 14 digs and Klemas had four kills in a Brunswick, 31-0. Josh Liao’s 30-yard SCOTT FRIEDMAN 2-0 loss to JFK Memorial Oct. 5. touchdown pass to Justin Shorter gave the North Brunswick Township High School’s Quamere Nance (10) carries the ball against Edison North Brunswick got its third win of the Yikings a 6-0 lead in the first quarter. It got High School Oct. 9 in Edison. The Raiders picked up their first win of the season, 40-21. volleyball season Oct 9 when it won, 2-0, Itm? early after that for the host Bears, as against South Plainfield. Epiphani Woodard the visitors extended their lead to 25-0 at had nine kills, and Ariana Morgan posted the break. of a team’s first eight games count in the School, 3-0, as Tatum Altman scored two five digs and three aces. Mo Jabbe had a stellar evening, scoring rankings. The Vikings reached the Central goals and assisted on a goal by Ashley on a short run in the second quarter, pulling Jersey Group V finals last fall and won the Gorda. 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