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IN THIS ISSUE IN THE NEWS Wedding Project planning P . | Expo guide ni tonight Page 15 it Page 3 JANUARY 22, 1998 40 CENTS VOLUME 5, NUMBER 13 Route 92 back on the front burner Township Committee also discusses mining operation proposal BY GAVIN McNETT Staff Writer he South Brunswick Township Committee carried a full agenda Tuesday, addressing T such issues as the proposed Route 92 and a plan by Dallenbach Sand Co. to conduct a mining operation in Pigeon Swamp State Park. The committee also outlined some of its priorities for the coming year, including the streamlin- ing of both future Township Committee meetings and the Planning and Zoning boards' process of The United Nations Singers perform at St. Augustine of Canterbury Roman Catholic Church at the annual interfaith reviewing building applications. Mass in commemoration of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. For more pictures, see page 11. But in a trend that began at the Jan. 14 (Augusto F. Menezes/Grater Media) Planning Board meeting and carried through to the Zoning Board meeting on the following day, the Democrat-controlled committee again fielded accusations of partisanship by township Repub- licans. The Route 92 issue was addressed during the YMCA planning facility meeting's public portion by Kingston Initiative Chairman Glenn Davis. Davis presented the com- an existing 30,000-square-foot build- The Y's portion of the space will Volunteers sought total 18,000 square feet, Lazar said, mittee with two documents, the Middlesex ing on Culver Road in Dayton, sharing the space with DARE of New Jersey, adding that an architect is already County Cross-Acceptance Report and the state's to help raise the Drug Awareness Resistance working on the plans. Office of State Planing cross-acceptance memo. needed funds Education program for schoolchildren, While the building will initially be The reports announce the formation of seven BY GAVIN McNETT run by police departments. DARE leased from its present owners, the local task forces, three of which (the Plainsboro- plans to install its regional training YMCA has long-term plans to buy the Forrestal-South Brunswick Southern Route 1 Staff Writer center at the site. structure, within "a minimum of three Corridor task force, the Turnpike Interchange 8A to five years," Lazar said. he South Brunswick Family "The combination is phenomenal," task force and the Route 130 Corridor task force) says Lazar. "The YMCA is about kids, But her organization's present goal address issues that directly affect South YMCA is seeking volunteers to aid in bringing a YMCA facili- and so is DARE." is simply to "get in and offer these ser- Brunswick. T Lazar said that the YMCA needs vices to the community," she added. ty to the township. Committeewoman Debra Johnson responded The facility, planned to open by about $350,000 in order to open the fa- What remains to be done in that re- that she had received a federal Environmental "late summer or early fall," according cility, and is seeking volunteers to help gard is to arrange a major portion of Protection Agency (EPA) document that day. to Director of Community Develop- "spread the word and the mission of the project's funding. "It was something the (New Jersey) Turnpike ment Mindy Lazar, will house an the Y by helping to raise funds toward To help with this project, or other Authority didn't send us," she said, referring to indoor "teaching" pool, a fitness center our goal." YMCA-sponsored community pro- the ongoing controversy regarding the Turnpike with a full gymnasium, a child care She's looking for volunteers who jects, such as a scholarship program, Authority's withholding of Route 92 information center, and spaces for aerobics and are willing to "reach out with their contact the South Brunswick Family from South Brunswick. dance. time or their financial ability," and will YMCA at 364 New Road, Monmouth Junction, N.J. 08852, or call Mindy "The cover letter (to the commissioner)," Rather than build a new structure, hold volunteer orientation sessions soon. Lazar at (732) 329-1150. 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Chase suspect shot in Noith Brunswick Page 5 PASSING THE TORCH — South Brunswick High School sophomore Rita Banerjee (r) shows her Project Expo presentation to freshmen Christina Branche, Chad Lister and Jordana Koffler (l-r). Banerjee's presentation is one of the 78 best freshman projects from last year, all of which will be exhibited tonight from 7:30-9 p.m. at the high school's Library Media Center. (Jackie Pollack/Greater Media) REGULAR FEATURES • Classifieds Page 30 • Editorials Page 12 Mayor criticized for appointment • Entertainment Page 22 • Letters Page 12 Bais takes over Planning Roger " to find out why Mr Potts was removed, but • Marketplace Page 28 Board member Tom Libassi, speaking I didn't even get the courtesy of a return Page 24 Board chairmanship directly to the departed chairman through phone call This is tragic — a disservice to • Obituaries the room's local cable television hookup, the community. • Police Beat Page 25 BY GAVIN McNETT said, "I want to echo that you should be "I don't know who is responsible for the • Sports Page 26 commended for your service to the com- appointment, whether or not it's the mayor Staff Writer munity " alone, but the new administration is starting SOUTH BRUNSWICK — The Libassi continued, referring to a long- off on the wrong foot Good luck; I think Phone numbers: Planning Board weathered a stormy reor- standing tradition among board members you're a good board, but it would be a bet- ganization meeting last week, with newly "You were never able to get us out of these ter one with Mr Potts," Schwartz conclud- Editorial elected Chairman Daljit Bais presiding in meetings before 10pm, and I think you ed 254-7000 Ext. 8226 place of former chairman Roger Potts allowed the meetings to go on so long so Board member and Deputy Mayor FAX 254-0486 Bais' first meeting Jan 14 began placid- that you wouldn't have to buy us all pizza " Frank Gambatese replied, "The mayor is Circulation ly, with board members delivering state- There were laughs all around, but responsible for appointments, but takes the 254-1755 ments of appreciation for Potts and depart- Libassi's comment spoke indirectly to the advice of other people And it's my infor- Display Advertising ing alternate member Valerie Bollheimer heart of the matter at hand mation that a position as an alternate was 972-6740 The atmosphere soon became heavier, That Potts was not reappointed, offered to Mr Potts " FAX 972-6746 however, when Lew Schwartz, chairman of Schwartz claimed, is a means of stifling But Schwartz said, "To ask the coach of Classified 1-8Q0-660-4ADS the grass-roots organization Common Sense Republican opinion on the Planning Board a team to come back as an assistant trainer Classified FAX 432-0016 and a former board member, went to the Some local Republicans also fear that is an insult It's pure politics, because Potts podium to decry Mayor Edmund Luciano's the Democratic-sponsored plan to shorten is a Republican A lot of people are upset failure to reappoint Potts Township Committee meeting times could about this, and ultimately, it's going to hurt The statements of appreciation given to be used as a means of stifling Republican your party ' the departed chairman stressed his impar- opinion Township Committeewoman Debra Sentinel tiality and experience, with board member The Democrats hold a 4-1 majority on Johnson, who was present in the audience, John Bottega's remarks stating the point the committee took the podium to second Gambatese's most concisely Schwartz, stepping forward when the remarks She reminded Schwartz, "The Managing Editor "He was one of the most fair chair peo- meeting was opened to public comment, appointments are the mayor's to make, and ple I've ever known," Bottega said "And remarked, "Partisan government is alive they are made with the advice and consent Mai ilvn Duff of the Township Committee " Executive Editor very knowledgeable I learned a lot from and well (m South Brunswick) I attempted Giegory Bean Publisher Kevin \\ lltman Students suspended for drug sale at h.s. SOUTH BRUNSWICK — A high until police arrived, then arrested on charges said he recommended that the Board of school freshman was arrested last week for including possession of a controlled danger- Education conduct a hearing "to consider A Greater Media Newspaper allegedly selling drugs to another student on ous, substance and distribution of a con- further action, which could include expul- school grounds, police said trolled dangerous substance within a drug- sion from school" Police said the 15-year-old male student free school zone After processing, he was Ktetrys also stressed that the high allegedly sold marijuana to a 16-year-old taken to the Middlesex County Juvenile school's administration "considers this inci student, also a male, in a school bathroom Detention Center in North Brunswick dent to be a very serious matter The Sentinel Newspaper is published He was arrested on Jan 13 The buyer was released to his parents "We will not tolerate drug trafficking or Thursday by Sentinel Publishing Co , P 0 The sale was discovered by a member of pending further action by police drug use at the high school We will disci- Box 1080, East Brunswick NJ 08816 the high school staff, who reported it to the Both students were suspended "pending pline (offenders) to the fullest extent follow- Standard postage paid at East Brunswick, police and notified the students' parents, further review," South Brunswick High ing Board of Education policies and state N J $40 a year First-class mail subscnp tion available at $72 for 26 weeks, 40 police said School Principal Thomas Kietrys said in a laws," he said cents a copy The seller was detained by school staff statement issued to school parents Kietiys — Gavin McNett 4 SENTINEL, JANUARY 22, 1998 NS Youth committee seeks volunteers As part of the South Brunswick Bicen- tennial celebration, the Wethenll Chil- dren's Events Committee is seeking individuals to assist during May. Needed are individuals interested in serving on the Planning Committee for children's events, as well as visual artists, crafts makers and performing artists. Directors of children's performing groups are encouraged to apply to request their groups' inclusion in the celebration. A month of weekend children's activi- Limitej ties are planned between May 17 and June 0 7. Events will focus on the 19th century and will include a children's festival on TIME OFFER May 17 along with other weekend events. These activities are part of a year-round '"stallation program at Wetherill Historic Site during the bicentennial year. For information or to volunteer, contact ORDER By Jan. 28th, 1998 and Dr. Vera Schwartz, chairwoman of the Wetherill Children's Events Committee, at (732) 297-3042. 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DELANEY where he allegedly kicked in the front door Staff Writer and stole a Ford Expedition truck from the garage after finding the keys to the vehicle NORTH BRUNSWICK — A 23-year- inside the house. old Virginia man who was shot in the back Police said a woman was present in the Jan. 15, following a high-speed chase house at the time of the break-in, but was in involving three police agencies through two the shower and did not confront the sus- townships, remained in serious condition pect. yesterday, according to a spokesperson Soon after, Anderson was observed dri- from Robert Wood Johnson University ving the stolen vehicle on White Pines Hospital, New Brunswick. Road by off-duty South Brunswick Donald Jermaine Anderson, a resident Patrolman Andrew Hubbard, who saw that of Richmond, Va., was shot in the back by Anderson and the vehicle matched a North Brunswick Patrolman Steven Dunkel description given over the radio. following a half-hour chase through South Hubbard, who decided to follow An- Brunswick and North Brunswick, accord- derson in his personal vehicle, was soon ing to Middlesex County Prosecutor Robert joined by Sgt. Al Duca, also of the South Gluck. Brunswick Police Department. Duca was in Anderson was subsequently charged his marked police vehicle when he saw END OF THE ROAD — A 23-year-old man from Virginia who fled from police after a Anderson pass him on Davidson Mill Road. with eluding police, burglary and car theft. motor vehicle stop on the New Jersey Turnpike last Thursday morning ended his He also was charged with possession of run at the Middlesex Diner, where he was shot in the back by a North Brunswick Anderson traveled onto Route 535 a controlled dangerous substance and intent police officer. (Cranbury Road), then onto Deans Rhode to distribute. (Jackie Pollack/Greater Media) Hall Road. He turned onto Route 130 A spokesperson at the Middlesex northbound toward the North Brunswick County Prosecutor's Office said Anderson Brunswick and North Brunswick police According to subsequent reports, An- circle was arraigned in the hospital Tuesday by departments for their professionalism; derson had 3.5 ounces of cocaine — a street Police said the pursuit at times reached Judge Robert Figarotta. however, he said the nature and circum- value of $3,500 — in his possession at the speeds of up to 100 mph, at which point Dunkel, a 10-year veteran of the North stances of the shooting were under in- time of the incident Duca pulled back and performed a control Brunswick Police Department, was bruised vestigation. The two juveniles were taken into cus- pursuit Police vehicles from South during the incident and was placed on med- Gluck also commended officers from all tody following the incident, authorities Brunswick and North Brunswick joined the ical leave, Gluck said. three departments on the fact that no said. No further information was available. pursuit as it continued. Dunkel remained on medical leave bystanders or motorists were injured in the The chase and subsequent shooting Attempting to cross Route 1 at the North Wednesday, according to North Brunswick pursuit; reports indicated that Anderson started with a routine motor vehicle stop on Brunswick circle, Anderson hit the curb, police Lt. Dan Shine. crossed over the center islands of Route the New Jersey Turnpike by mile marker causing his vehicle to spin several times The chase ended when Dunkel fired one 130 into the southbound lane several times, 77.4 in South Brunswick at 8:35 a.m. before stopping. At that point, Anderson bullet from his 9mm Smith & Wesson causing vehicles to swerve to avoid him. State trooper Glenn Donnelly pulled the exited the stolen vehicle and fled on foot handgun into Anderson's back, damaging During the pursuit he allegedly broke vehicle over for allegedly doing 78 mph in across Route 1 toward the Middlesex Diner. his spinal column, Gluck said at a press into a house in South Brunswick and stole a 55 mph zone. Arriving on the scene from Georges conference the afternoon of the shooting. a car, eventually exiting the car and fleeing Gluck said the driver, Anderson, exited Road, Dunkel exited his own vehicle and Gluck did not know if the 35-year-old on foot by the Middlesex Diner in North the vehicle as officer Donnelly approached. started chasing Anderson on foot, first officer had first grappled with Anderson Brunswick, where Dunkel joined the chase. Donnelly then did a pat-down search of around the right side of the diner and then before the shot was fired. During the Jan. 15 press conference at Anderson and felt "a bulge in his pocket." to the rear. According to standard policy, a police the New Brunswick Administration During the press conference, Gluck did Patrolman Mark Ventola attempted to officer should only discharge his or her Building, Gluck said Anderson and two not say if the bulge turned out to be a cut Anderson off with his police cruiser. weapon in a life-threatening situation. juvenile companions — all African weapon. The cruiser, reports said, skidded on ice and Gluck said police did not find a weapon Americans — traveled from Virginia to At 8:40 a.m., Gluck said Anderson fled, hit the wall of the diner. Anderson bounced during or after the pursuit, Staten Island, N.Y., allegedly to purchase pulling out of his jacket that Donnelly was off the vehicle and continued to flee. Dunkel's attorney, Steven Altman, could $2,000 worth of drugs. Gluck would not handling, as his two juvenile companions Dunkel then shot Anderson in the back not be reached at press time. say if police had recovered any drugs and got out of the vehicle. sometime between 9:05 a.m. and 9:10 a.m. Gluck commended the state, South would not say what the $2,000 was based The two juveniles were arrested by The bullet entered the upper back area and on. Donnelly as another trooper arrived on the damaged Anderson's spinal cord.

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Continued from page 1 "I'm referring to getting those projects on- UP tO 50% line that the township feels is in its best Johnson said,' states that the EPA wants further study After Jan 31 they will make their interest" determination The letter also mentioned the He also defended an ordinance designed Kingston Initiative and said that the EPA to shorten Township Committee meeting WBlfpian the perfect emise for your personality and budget. times by limiting the speaking time allotted Call Your Local Independent wanted its concerns addressed" Special Pricing Johnson further noted "We made an to committee members Cruise Specialist for Current Specials appeal to the EPA to send us information as Van Hessen, the committee's sole and Free CruiseOne Magazine BERMUDA CRUISE soon as they got it, since the Turnpike Republican, opposed the change The ordi- July 11,1998 Authority is not being forthright It's unfor- nance allows three minutes of speaking time Robert Cardaneo per issue, with an optional two minutes of Monmoiith Junction NJ Norwegian Crown tunate that we have to go to the federal government to get this information" rebuttal and a possible extension according nacoa to the judgment of the chairman Johnson concluded that the EPA wanted 732-438-1139 new traffic studies done to supplement the "Oui entire government is based on our ones done by the Turnpike Authority's own ability to express opinion, whether it's CRUISEONE. 800-519-0050 traffic consultants and that the lettei men- minority opinion or othei wise," Van Hessen Restrictions apply subjectto availability prices per said "The political winds blow this way and #1 in Cruising Nationwide person port charges additional Ship Registry tions that the Turnpike Authority "did not do a thorough study of other options besides that way, but let's not dig a hole that three or South Brunswick" four or 12 years later we'll come to regiet" The Plainsboro-Forrestal-South Bruns- Luciano noted, "If I were sitting in Van wick Southern Route 1 Corridor task force Hessen's seat, I would have some of the was formed in opposition to the favored same concerns" alternate koute 92 plan, which would route He vowed to "seriously consider" any the highway away from the village of request for a speakers' extension, and sug- Are You Injured? gested that thorough debate be carried on in Kingston and into Plainsboro The committee also discussed the recent the committee's work sessions proposal by Dallenbach Sand Co to donate Explaining that the purpose was not to The Right Lawyer Really park land to the township in exchange for shut down discussion among the committee mining rights in Pigeon Swamp State Park but to encourage participation from resi- Can Make The proposal drew suspicion from dents, Committeeman Fiank Gambatese Committeeman Ted Van Hessen. said, ' We want to bring this to the people, Noting that the township's Environ- but we are not doing the work of the town- A Rig Difference mental Commission was preparing to dis- ship when these meetings end (as late as cuss the proposal, Van Hessen said, "I they do)" would like to suggest that each member of The ordinance was introduced under a this committee be given the dossier for vote of 4-1, with Van Hessen dissenting Dallenbach, regarding their turnover of The Democratic-controlled committee Call The Law Offices of property to the town for the past 40 years" came under direct fire from resident and Reportedly, Dallenbach is already oblig- Common Sense president Lew Schwartz, ated, under a 30-year-old agreement to turn who repeated accusations that Luciano's over a parcel of 146 acres to the township by failure to reappoint Planning Board GABRIEL R. LEPENDORF April 19 Van Hessen questioned the inter- Chairman Roger Potts was an act of parti- ests involved in the new proposal sanship "I'd like to know what are the other ten- Schwartz said, "One would hope that the (609) 924-5800 tacles at work here," he said reason for (his) not being reappointed was Mayor Edmund Luciano stressed that not due to his being of the wiong party" two priorities of his administration would be But, he continued, the present ad- * Free Consultation to smooth the application process for busi- ministration apparently believes in the old nesses seeking to locate or expand within dictum that "to the victor belongs the £ Telephone Inquiries Are Always Welcome the township and to shorten the often epic spoils" length of township committee meetings Luciano responded 'Earlier there was a * If There Is No Recovery. There Is No Fee To You Calling for statistics on the Planning request that decisions not be colored by con- Board's approval of building applications, tributions to political parties, but (to) com- * Auto Accidents/Slip & Fall/Dog Bites/Defeetive Products Luciano said, "Some parties might be will- petency, professionalism (and) responsive- ing to pay a premium to "fast-track" their ness That's what wins appointments in this ^ Evening and Weekend Appointments Available applications" township You can contribute all you want to He added that he wanted the requisite any political party, but in the end it's com- information within two weeks, after which petency (that matters) You can put that in 609-924-5800 the issue would be placed on the agenda your political pie and bake it any way you Johnson responded, "I'm not sure if fast- want" 32 Nassau Street tracking is the answer, but we need to look After the meeting, Schwartz reaffirmed at how efficient our planning is to see that his complaints but said that he had not !,NJ 08542 everybody is being served properly" meant to imply that political contributions Luciano clarified his position, saying, played a part in the appointment process PPJ^fRJPLE Do You Understand : : $20 OFF KjCHECK All The New Our Special Offer to You: INCOME TAX SERVICE We're so sure that once you try Tax Laws? 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"The fact is this is a politi- Correspondent cal move and is insulting to the rest of us EMPHASIZING PERSONAL ATTENTION and QUALITY and the township." • State of the Art Sterilization, modern SOUTH BRUNSWICK — The tem- equipment pers of the two lone Republican Zoning Robinson took pot shots at the board's • Gum treatments including new Board members flared last week over the decision to appoint Robert Soden as vice antibiotic fiber therapy hiring of a new attorney at last week's chairman. • Cosmetic bonding, porcelain veneers, Zoning Board reorganization meeting. "The only reason Soden was selected is teeth whitening because he is Democratic chairman in the • Crowns, Bridges Republican board members Mike Ha- • Special attention paid to children jek and Glenn Robinson charged the township; politics has taken over the • Root canal treatment Democratic-controlled board with "back- board," he added. • Emergency treatment room politics" for appointing Benjamin Soden defended his position and said • New patients always welcome Bucca as the new board attorney. his nomination as vice chairman wasn't Convenient location- Dayton Professional Center, Suite 5 Hajek noted that Bucca is associated based on politics but experience. (behind Dayton Video) with former Township Attorney Anthony "My selection was not a political Campisano, a Democrat. move," he said. Charles R. 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Gilmore notes that more than 100 Seats available to B'nai Tikvah to sweaters have been collected and he expects Artists sought for more to arrive. "When the really cold see 'The King & Y sponsor art auction weather arrives, we want to make sure that Celebration 200' Seats are available for a Jan. 29 trip to Congregation B'nai Tikvah will host a anyone who needs a sweater will get a Artwork from area painters, printmak- see The King & I on Broadway. The trip is Jan. 31 art auction. Lithographs, sengraphs, sweater," he explained. ers, photographers and sculptors is needed being sponsored by the North Brunswick etchings, oils, watercolors, art-in-motion For information about the sweater pro- for South Brunswick's year-long tribute Department of Human Services. kinetic art, three-dimensional constructions gram, contact Mr. Gilmore directly at (609) to its 200th birthday, "Celebration 200." The bus will depart at 6 p.m. from the and more will be available by various artists 895-7325. The show will run from March 7 to Government and Community Complex on such as Picasso, Miro, Renoir, Matisse and April 10 at Wetherhill House Historic Site Hermann Road. The cost of $70 per person Rockwell. on Georges Road in the Dayton section of will include orchestra seating and motor- Preview will begin at 7:30 p.m. and the N.B. Explorers to South Brunswick. Cash prizes and art coach transportation. auction will start at 8:30 p.m. at the syna- merchandise certificates from Daler- To register, call DHS at (732) 247-0922, gogue address, 1001 Finnegans Lane, North hold orientation Rowney/USA, Robert Simmons and Ext. 475. Brunswick. The $5 admission includes a The North Brunswick Explorers Post Triangle Your Creative Center will be pen and ink lithograph and refreshments. 183 will hold an orientation meeting Jan. among the awards to winners of this Pre-school plans art Purchases may be charged to Visa, 27 from 7-8 p m. at the North Brunswick juried exhibit. MasterCard and American Express. municipal complex courtroom, Hermann Those interested may obtain a prospec- For information, call the synagogue of- Road. The event is open to residents ages tus in South Brunswick at the public li- show/open house 14-21. Parents are welcome to attend Bright Beginning Pre-school will hold fice at (732) 297-0696. brary, the senior center or the recreation For more information, call Detective center Prospectuses will soon be avail- an Open House/Art Show today at 7 p m Ken Hoffman at 247-0922, Ext. 334. The public is invited to attend. Bar association able at public libraries in neighboring The school is located at 1440 How communities. Lane, North Brunswick. plans sweater drive Youths will celebrate To receive a prospectus by mail, send The Middlesex County Bar Association the request, with a stamped, self- Peace Symposium will sponsor a "Give Your Neighbor a Chinese New Year addressed envelope to: South Brunswick Sweater" drive. The drive, being organized Youngsters will celebrate the Chinese Bicentennial Committee, P.O. Box 190, planned at NBTHS by former South Brunswick municipal pros- New Year on Sunday at 2 p.m. at the North Monmouth Junction, N.J. 08852, ecutor Glen Gilmore, aims to collect used Brunswick Public Library. Children, age 7 Attention: Art Show. The Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Peace sweaters in good condition for distribution Symposium will be held at North and up, are invited to a special story and For information, call (732) 297-2098 to needy residents of Middlesex County. craft program. Paper lanterns and puzzles or (732) 297-9084. Brunswick Township High School on Jan. The distribution is planned for Saturday. 30. The purpose for this year's symposium will be made and holiday stories will be Donors are asked to bring sweaters to told. is to promote the ideals of King, which are participating area attorneys or drop them off GOP organization tolerance, justice and fair treatment for all To register for the program, call the li- at the Middlesex County Bar Association brary at (732) 246-3545. people. office, located at 87 Bayard St., New to meet on Monday For information on the program, call The library is located at 880 Hermann Brunswick, between the hours of 9 a.m. to 5 Road. The South Brunswick Republican (732) 821-8200, Ext. 278. p.m. Organization will hold a meeting on Monday at Pierre's Deli & Family PTSO to meet and Restaurant beginning at 8 p.m. collect basket items The public is invited to attend to be The North Brunswick Township High surveyed for insight and concerns about School PTSO will hold its monthly meet- community issues and to be offered mem- ing on Feb. 2 at 7:30 p.m. bership. The organization will accept contribu- For information, call Arthur A. Roedel tions for its February baskets. Discussion Jr. at (732) 297-2051. about the Art Auction, scheduled for April 18, will also be included. Cartoon folk tales to Register for ABE, be shown at library The South Brunswick Public Library's GED & ESL classes "Winter Film Festival" will be held Satur- South Brunswick Community School days Jan. 31 to Feb. 28 from 11:45 a.m. to will offer Adult Basic Education (ABE), 12:15 p.m. in the library meeting room. General Equivalency Diploma (GED) Featured will be cartoons of folk tales preparation and English as a Second from around the world. Children of all Language classes beginning Jan. 21 at ages are invited. No movie will be shown South Brunswick High School on Ridge on Feb. 14 due to the Friends of the Road and Stouts Lane. Daytime ESL class- Library book sale. es will also be held at the South Brunswick Public Library. For information, contact the children's The courses are free and child care will room at (732) 329-4000, Ext. 285. be provided in South Brunswick for evening ON THE MONET — Amanda Ryan, Leah Wilson, Jacqueline Abdalla and Nicole courses. Malkiewicz (l-r), all 9, look at the plant collages done by the second-graders at Author to present the Monmouth Junction School art show. ABE and GED classes will begin on Jan. (Jackie Pollack/Greater Media) 27 at North Brunswick Township High lecture at library School. New students must be evaluated for James Kimple, author of Eye-Q and placement. The evaluation date in North Monet influences budding artists Brunswick will be held on Jan. 22 at North the Efficient Learner and former Brunswick Township High School. The superintendent of the South Brunswick SOUTH BRUNSWICK — An art "Chinese scroll painting with watercol- evaluation date in South Brunswick will be school system, will present a lecture at the show in the style of Impressionist ors." held on Jan. 26 at South Brunswick High South Brunswick Public Library on Feb. 3 painter Claude Monet is being presented With four third-grade classes and School. at 7 p.m. in South Brunswick. But rather than fea- four fourth-grade classes participating, For information, call Nancy Kinal at The lecture, "The Recognition and turing adult artists, it's the children of the show features more than 100 works (732) 297-7800 ext. 258. Treatment of Children Classified as Visu- Monmouth Junction School who have of art, including an installation that ally Impaired," will be held in the contributed the works. stretches throughout the school. library's meeting room. The program will Art teacher Jill Ward said the third- St. Cecilia's to hold "The children painted vines and col- be presented for parents of children who and fourth-grade students have been are experiencing problems with reading or studying the Impressionist painter and laged flowers that lead to the show," Feb. 14 blood drive Ward said, noting, "There are vines all St. Cecilia's Church in Monmouth arithmetic. Parents of young children are preparing for the show since September. also encouraged to attend. "The fourth-grade kids saw a video over the school." Junction will host its annual blood drive The show started Jan. 6 and will run on Feb. 14 from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. To attend the program, registration is on Monet and went out and drew neigh- required. For information or registration, bors' gardens and trees in the style of until the first week of February. For in- The drive will be held in the church hall, call the information desk at (732) 329- Monet — drawing nature," Ward said. formation, call Monmouth Junction located at Kingston Lane and Georges 4000, Ext. 286. The library is located at The third-graders, she added, did School at 329-6981. Road. For information, call (732) 274-0006. 110 Kingston Lane, Monmouth Junction. NS SENTINEL, JANUARY 22, 1998 11

'WE SHALL OVERCOME' — Students join hands to sing the civil rights movement anthem, "We Shall Overcome," at the Martin Luther King Jr. Day Interfaith Community Service Sunday evening at St. Augustine of Canterbury Roman Catholic Church in the Kendall Park section of South Brunswick.

unday was a "A Time for Service featured a performance by the UN Photos by Remembrance and Recommitment" Singers, a vocal'group sponsored by the Augusto F. Menezes/Greater Media at St. Augustine of Canterbury United Nations; a presentation of student loman Catholic Church in the Kendall artwork; and guest speaker David Harris, Park section of South Brunswick, as the host of a talk radio program on WCTC. Concerned Black Parents and Citizens of "The message that Dr. King gave his life South Brunswick and the South Brunswick for can make a difference in society and in Area Clergy Association celebrated the South Brunswick," event organizer Maria birthday of the Rev. Martin Luther King Hunter said. Jr., who would have been 69 years old Jan. "It's important to raise consciousness in 15. our own community — especially in terms The annual Interfaith Community of the injustice that's present right here."

WITH FEELING — Antonio Bowser reads Dr. King's "Drum Major Instinct" speech.

A LIVING MEMORIAL — Visitors to the 7:30 p.m. service were invited to view student art projects about the famous civil rights leader who was assassinated 30 years ago. 12 SENTINEL, JANUARY 22, 1998 NS

OUR vim GOP bickering just sour grapes Mike Hajek, one of the two outh Brunswick Repub- remaining Zoning Board licans should not appear so Republicans, was probably on surprised at the way the S target when he criticized the Democrats have taken control of Democratic majority for not let- the planning and zoning boards. ting him see the new attorney's With a 4-1 Township Com- resume prior to the meeting and mittee majority, it would be real- questioning why he was the only ly surprising if the controlling candidate. party filled the two important But, as it turned out, after boards with Republicans. Hajek got a chance to review the At last week's Planning Board attorney's credentials, he took reorganization, Mayor Edmund part in the unanimous vote to Luciano drew criticism for not appoint the new attorney. reappointing outgoing board Chairman Roger Potts, amid Based on the comments at the claims that Republican opinion Planning Board reorganization, was being stifled. Roger Potts did an admirable job during his tenure on the board. The following night, at the Zoning Board reorganization, But as Deputy Mayor Frank similar assertions were made Gambatese and Township Com- concerning the appointment of a mitteewoman Debra Johnson new board attorney with sup- pointed out, he's a Republican, posed Democratic Party ties. and the Democrats are in charge. Longtime board member So much for sour grapes.

LETTERS Your Turn New garbage system panned Mining proposal a threat to S.B. have to say something about day, as well, because the last t has become a sad reality I am glad to see that many our new system of garbage thing I want sitting in my South Brunswick and New garbage can all week is chicken in South Brunswick that I and recycling collection. every tract of undeveloped Jersey officials are skeptical of From the inception, I was bones or the leftovers from a I shellfish dinner. What will hap- land has a corresponding per- Dallenbach's plans in press re- skeptical as to its feasibility. We, ports. I am worried that they the community, were told it was pen in the summer? I shudder to son or organization trying to prudent financially since it think of the smell in my garage destroy it and exploit it for are not skeptical enough. would reduce costs by 50 per- during warm weather. their own profits. The fact that this rape of cent; however, let's be realistic Now the other issue is recy- But the Dallenbach Sand one of our area's natural trea- their operations will, in some sures is even being considered here. clables. I've had mine rejected Company's plan to mine way, improve Pigeon Swamp We also have had our ser- because I didn't tie it up proper- Pigeon Swamp State Park as a serious proposal should be by turning it into an aquatic setting off bells in the heads of vices reduced by 50 percent. So ly. This is like a full-time job. reaches an unbelievable new playground. They present the where is the saving? The pizza places are in trouble if low, an attempt to destroy land everyone who cares about the plan, which would give them a future of this town, especially I, for one, had no complaints folks feel like I do about the permanently entrusted to the 34-year lease to extract 16.5 with the old system. Taking out take-home pizza box. I have to citizens of our township more the members of our govern- find take-home foods with boxes million tons of sand from ment. the trash and recyclables was a than 30 years ago. Pigeon Swamp, as a simple mindless endeavor. Now it has that are easier to dispose of. Pigeon Swamp State Park I hope that every member of become a part-time job. Cardboard can be no larger than borrowing of land from tax- was designed to protect ancient payers. the Township Committee and With trash being collected 18 inches. wetlands and forests which every resident of South once a week, either a second can This is ridiculous and time- both provide natural beauty to In fact, their plan would Brunswick will fight as hard must be purchased or one must consuming; standing there in my the northeastern section of directly destroy at least 32 against this proposal as we scavenge through the neighbors' garage cutting down my card- South Brunswick and create acres of wetlands and have have against Metroplex, Route cans to see if they have room. board boxes. one of our area's largest devastating secondary effects 92, the proposed rail line to God forbid you have a party And with this service every aquifers. on all of the park's wetlands. Lakewood and every other pro- or anything out of the ordinary other week my plastics, glass It originally was planned to Dallenbach claims that they ject which has threatened the going on. Suddenly disposing of and tin-can container is over- extend far beyond its current will construct new wetlands future of South Brunswick. the remnants of entertaining is a flowing. and reservoirs to replace what boundaries, reaching to they are destroying. If we don't, then we will big deal. Not to mention should I'm sorry to say but from this Georges Road on the west and lose one of the jewels of South you want to clean out your taxpayer's perspective, I believe Ridge Road on the south and But Dallenbach's history of garage or basement. we were better off before. forcing the closing of the Brunswick's park system encompassing property which And 30 years from now, Also, I find I have to plan my BARBARA SNEPAR township's only public swim- weekly menus around garbage has since been developed for South Brunswick might have a North Brunswick residential and industrial uses. ming area in the early 1980s does not give me faith in their shiny new aquatic center, but The part of Pigeon Swamp ability to protect the region's we will have lost a part of our FOR THE RECORD which was actually acquired drinking water or even to con- history and our landscape for- by the state is extremely frag- ever. ile, specifically because these struct a safe aquatic park. Even if they do operate There aren't that many A Dec. 27 break-in at the North Brunswick Senior Citizen further areas were not pre- large tracts of untouched land served. exactly as they claim they will, Housing Complex reported by police and described in the Dec. 3! the creation of any amount of left in South Brunswick. Now Sentinel did not occur, according to North Brunswick police Capt. Dallenbach officials have new wetlands does not ade- is the time to start treasuring Donald Conry. Upon further investigation, Conry said, detectives the audacity, first, to ask for quately compensate for the what remains before there isn't concluded that recorded tapes of the complex during the time of the this solitary island of unde- destruction of an environment anything left to treasure. alleged robbery support the possibility that the.event was imagined. veloped property for their own which has not significantly The witness to the event also admitted that the event may have purposes and then add the fur- changed since prehistoric Adam Gordon is a resident of been a figment of, the, witness' imagination., ' ~ ' .,„.,. ther in.sultof claiming,that Monmouth Junction .tjrjies., /,'.,,,,, ••'• NS SENTINEL, JANUARY 22, 1998 13 NBTHS prepares Residents, make your voices heard he people of South Brunswick can for evaluation seize a critical opportunity for their CUES} COLUMN A chairperson from each of the voices to be heard about develop- BYJGHN K: DEtANEY T school's subcommittees then will con- ment planning for our town and our GLENN AND HELEN DAVIS Staff Writer . region starting next week. clude the self-evaluation with a collec- This opportunity comes about as part NORTH BRUNSWICK — Teachers tive report, including commendations of Middlesex County's response to the and administrators at North Brunswick and recommendations, to the entire fac- In addition to defining short- and long- ulty for each program. State Master Plan Cross-Acceptance term needs, the petitions produced by the Township High School are currently process currently under way, a state-wide task forces also will include their imple- working to pass muster with, first, Once the final self-evaluation is process in which the counties play a cen- mentation recommendations to bring themselves, and, second, with a regional complete, a team of independent evalu- tral role. about the long-term growth goals devel- commission. ators will visit the school to provide a The state master plan sets forth long- oped for each strategic planning area. Everything from classrooms to text- third-party assessment. term goals for development in the state Given what each task force is sup- and directs state resources toward their books to maps to technology will be ap- "When the visiting committee posed to accomplish, it is clear how comes, they use those (self-evaluation) implementation. As the Office of State essential it is that the citizens of South praised by the high school staff and a Planning (the government entity oversee- Brunswick vigilantly monitor this process visiting team of evaluators as part of the reports as a starting point," said Monica ing revision of the 1992 state master plan) and give our input. If we want to exercise Middle States Evaluation, assistant Vice Taylor, a North Brunswick social stud- has written: "Cross-acceptance is an any control over future land use in our Principal Pete Clark said. ies teacher and co-chairwoman of the important time for citizen and profession- township and in neighboring communities "It's a very intensified work in such Steering Committee. al planners, as well as municipal and in Middlesex County, South Brunswick The group, known as the "visiting county officials and others in the public a short period of time," Clark said of the residents should participate in these dis- evaluation, noting that the entire process team," will be sent by the Commission and private sectors. It guarantees that the cussions now. (Note that the only elected New Jersey State Development and will be completed in the fall of 1998. on Secondary Schools to North official from the southern part of the Brunswick in the fall. Redevelopment Plan is not a 'top-down' county who is a member of the Middlesex The comprehensive evaluation de- plan. It brings all levels of government County Cross-Acceptance Local termines whether the school will receive "They will disperse themselves in and the private sector together to coordi- Negotiating Committee is Mayor Peter accreditation. Colleges and universities the school, sitting in classes (and) meet- nate plans, programs, regulations and Cantu of Plainsboro.) require transcripts from accredited ing with students and staff." investments. It can ensure that devel- Here are the times and the places for schools when considering applicants. opment occurs in agreed-upon places and Overall, 25 educators from around the three key task force meetings coming Clark serves as a co-chairman on the the state will spend three days at the that other lands are preserved in an equi- up: table manner." Middle States Steering Committee, a high school in the fall, observing each • Route 130 Corridor — Jan. 28 at body formed January 1997 that guides teacher twice, meeting with building To carry out its responsibilities under 5:30 p.m. on the second floor in the com- this process, Middlesex County has the high school administration and staff and district administrators and examin- munity conference room of the North ing self-evaluation reports. formed task forces for seven "Strategic Brunswick municipal building, 710 through the project's first phase — self- Planning Areas" — regions in the county Hermann Road, North Brunswick. evaluation. The visiting team will present its fi- recognized for the severe land develop- • Plainsboro-Forrestal-South Functioning under the Steering nal report to the staff and community at ment pressures they face. The plans gen- Brunswick (Southern Route I Corridor) Committee are various subcommittees, the conclusion of the visit. Schools are erated by the county for these areas will — Jan. 29 at 5 p.m. in Room G of comprising staff members who investi- judged on a 1-5 point scale. A '1' score, be submitted for incorporation into the Plainsboro town hall, 641 Plainsboro according to Taylor, means "missing, state master plan. gate the high school's current programs Road, Plainsboro. and resources. These assessments then but needed." The ultimate outcome of the work of • Turnpike Interchange 8A — Feb. 3 at three of the task forces will substantially are compared to the district's goals, as "That allows us to figure out what 5 p.m. in the main meeting room of the well as the needs of the community. affect the future of South Brunswick: South Brunswick Municipal Building, we can do to be better as a school," "Plainsboro-Forrestal-South Brunswick" 540 Ridge Road (Route 522), Monmouth "Every staff member will be Taylor said. (Route I Corridor); "Turnpike Junction, South Brunswick involved in the content area," Clark Taylor added that the evaluation Interchange 8A"; and "Route 130 To register to attend a meeting or for said, adding that each person will final- does create a little anxiety around the Corridor." directions to a meeting location, call (732) ize their self-evaluation with a written school but, in the end, helps teachers, Each of the task forces is charged with 745-3016. report. To ensure that the reports are and educators improve their programs generating petitions for designating en- Try to attend. Our future depends upon written in an already hectic academic and facilities. dorsed land-use plans for the area under a highly visible and vocal South agenda, the'Board of Education has "The most important part of the pro- study. Falling under purview of the task Brunswick presence as the task forces granted nine 2-hour blocks of time for forces are identification of land available cess is really the self-evaluation part as conduct their work and as Middlesex each staff member and community vol- for development, consideration of zoning County adopts its cross-acceptance pro- a whole instead of just our certain sub- issues and alternative land uses, and un- unteer, during which they can work on ject areas," she said. "It gives us a di- posal for submission to the state^ the reports. derstanding the infrastructure investment Glenn and Helen Davis are residents rection for the future." needed to support growth. of Kingston LETTERS N.B. Council should authorize audit Spaulding did give nominations he North Brunswick Township Therefore, I would immediately like to y response to Mr. David Barr is time for some controversy among our Council has violated the public see the Township Council authorize an in- that he should listen carefully elected so issues can be brought out, dis- trust by taking a deceptive volun- dependent audit of all the township pay- M and know his facts before mis- cussed and, hopefully, right decisions are T leading the public. If he was at the Jan. 1 the outcome. I cannot imagine Mr. tary 20 percent pay cut, never amending roll records for the past three years and Spaulding taking a "back seat" but most the salary ordinance to reflect such a cut pass a resolution for an official reprimand swear-in for our new councilmen, he would have heard Mr. (David) Spaulding definitely will lead the pack. I encourage and then receiving two pay checks for the of Keller and Cherry for their deceptive action in withholding public records. I say that he gave the mayor nominations all of our councilmen to finally do right full amount of the current salary ordi- for upcoming positions, but to no avail. for North Brunswick. nance. truly believe that the taxpayers need to be assured that their hard-earned tax dollars The democratic process is open to de- ALICE RODAKIS These circumstances mentioned above, bate and from that, majority rules. It is North Brunswick as weil as the outrageous reluctance of are really being spent to provide the Township Administrator Paul Keller and municipal services that they are entitled to under the law and that public employees Letters to the editor will be published weekly on the editorial page. Township Finance Director Kurt Cherry All letters should be typed or neatly printed and must inciude a daytime telephone listed as providing those services are to not make public payroll records avail- number, at which the writer may be reached for verification. Letters should be as doing so for the amount of compensation able for inspection by Councilman David concise as possible. authorized by the council and are actually Spaulding and North Brunswick resident Letters to the editor must be in the Sentinel office by noon Monday for considera- performing those services on an ongoing Dick Fowler, led me to suspect that this tion for publication that week. full-time or part-time basis. The Sentinel reserves the right to edit all letters for grammar, spelling, length and scenario could only be the tip of the WILLIAM A. COOK deception iceberg in the public payroll questionable content. Former Township Councilman Letters may be mailed to: Letters to the Editor, Sentinel, P.O. Box 1080, East records of North Brunswick Township. North Brunswick Brunswick N.J., 08816; or they may be faxed to (908) 254-0486. 14 SENTINEL, JANUARY 22, 1998

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1 Fashions for the mother of the bride and attendants 2 Attire for the bridal party 3 Tuxedo style for the groom 4 The tiara is a popular headpiece for brides 5 The waterfall headpiece is another option for brides 6 Accessories for brides 7 One of the many shoe styles brides are choosing 8 Shoe fashions for the groom and ushers 9 A strand of pearls add elegance to the bride's gown 10 One dress style for the flower girl (Photo courtesy of Cultured Pearl Center, N Y) 11 Length for a strand of pearls depends on the gown's neckline (Photo courtesy of H>wd SENTINEL JANUARY 22 1998 19

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(Photo courtesy of David's Bridal) ^pid's Bridal) 20 SENTINEL, JANUARY 22, 1998 NS W MEETIN-m JW- CiREATER MEDIGA PRESENT S PLACW >. E FREE PERSONAL AD * FREE VOICE GREETING * FREE MESSAGE RETRIEVAL To PLACE YOUR FREE AD, CALL 1-800-64*7-8403 ANYTIME, DAY OR NIGHT. Both numbers work with TouchTone™ and Rotary phones. To RESPOND TO AN AD, CALL l-9OO-"7"73~66O2. $1.99 PER MINUTE. YOU MUST BE 18 OR OLDER. MONMOUTH COUNTY WOMEN TOTALLY Single white male, 25, 5'10", athletic build, good looking, outgo- SEEKING MEN Ing and very friendly. In search of Call 1-900-773-6602 CONPIDENTIAL single white female, 18 to 29, $1.99 per min. who is friendly, pretty and likes to ALL 26 go out and be treated very well. BLACK OR HISPANIC BOX 32589 18 yr old, 5'6", 145 Ib female is AUTOMATED NEW ADS BLUE COLLAR GUY seeking a black or Hispanic male, Single white male, 49, 5'9", 165 18 to 26, to enjoy having a good time and more. BOX 11097 THINKING OF YOU lbs. No drugs, smoker and beer 45 yr old, tall, divorced white DOUBLE DATING drinker. I enjoy quiet home-life, LONG TERM WANTED female with blonde hair and Call 1-900-773-6602 beach, mutual pampering. Seeks 38 yr old, 5'6\ single white moth- easy going unattached child-free er of one, a non smoker, full fig- green eyes. Enjoys beaches, $1.99 per min. Broadway shows, movies, dining female, for daytime friendship ured, romantic, fun, silly, sweet, and more. Middlesex county a intelligent, ambitious, warm heart- out and more. Seeking a white DOUBLE THE FUN male, 46 to 55, who is emotional- plus. No game players. BOX ed. Seeking a white professional 6'2", 225 Ib, attractive male and a 32740 male, 35 to 48, non smoker, with ly and financially secure, with 37 yr old, 6', 185 Ib male who good values, monogamous, car- similar interests. BOX 11239 enjoy dining out, dancing, having PASSIONATE ROMANCE fun and more. Seeking two ing, sensitive, ambitious. BOX GOOD COMPANY 47 yrs young, easy going, sensi- 12590 females, 30 to 40, for dating. BOX tive and caring. In search of a Widowed Jewish female, profes- 10752 sional, cultured, attractive, caring younger woman that would enjoy BLUE EYES the tenderness of a romantic 5'10", 130 Ib, professional white and spontaneous. Seeking Mensch, 48 to 59, with similar man. If you enjoy candlelight din- female, non smoker, enjoys JMEN SEEKING ner and desire passion in your movies, romantic evenings and qualities to enjoy the arts, travel, NYC, romantic evenings, long life again, my heart could be candlelight dinners. Seeks an WOMEN yours. BOX 32742 intelligent, white or black profes- walks and country drives for pos- sional male, 30 to 40, money a sible long term relationship. BOX A DAY PERSON... CALL 4 MORE DETAILS Call 1-900-773-6602 MARRIAGE MINDED < must, non smoker, for a serious 35716 ...but you can make me a night 27 yr old, 5'1", full figured female $1.99 per min. Single white male, 2B, 6', physi- relationship. BOX 13520 personl Mid 40"s, 5'5", full figured, with curly brown hair and hazel cally fit. Enjoys kids, dining, CAN WE MEET single white female enjoys music, ARE YOU INTERESTED? movies and much more. In White widowed, Jewish female, eyes. Seeking a male, 25 to 35, NO COUCH POTATOES fishing, walks on the beach and for a relationship. BOX 15402 45 yr old, 5'9", male with blonde search of single or divorced 18 yrold, 5'6", 122 Ib single white mid 50's, attractive, classy and animals. Seeking a white male 40 hair and blue eyes. Enjoys dining white female 22 to 33 who is female, good sense of humor, is fun. Seeking non smoking, men- to 60, with similar interests. BOX YOUNG AT HEART out, movies, walks on the beach, down to earth, likes kids and seeking a single male, 18 to 23, to sch, 53 to 65. Interested in 36551 49 yr old, 5'10\ full figured, Atlantic City, travel and more. laughing. BOX 32743 enjoy quiet evenings, movies, and movies, walking, dining out and divorced white female who enjoys Seeking a slim, white female, 30 to more. Friendship first; possible theater, etc. BOX 32731 SINGLE PETITE FEMALE movies, long drives and more. 50, with similar interests. BOX MAD ABOUT YOU 24 yr old single black female seek- relationship. BOX 14612 DOWN TO EARTH Seeking a single male 45 to 55, 37578 Young, single white male, 37 but ing tall, intelligent, ambitious, sin- looks 27, 5'10", energetic, HEART OF GOLD Single parent, looking to meet a for friendship and possibly more. LOOKING FOR YOU gle white male, 26 to 30, to share BOX 36849 __ romantic, and fun to be with. In Very attractive, and sexy, single guy, 35 to 45, who is honest, times and grow with. Enjoys swim- Single white male, 30, with dirty search of a single female, 25 to white professional female, great down to earth, non smoker, loves ming, theatricals, walking on the FRIENDS FIRST blonde hair, blue eyes, 6'1", who 38, fun, fit and affectionate. Let's shape 5'3", 120 lbs, long hair, kids and family, is romantic, board walk and I like jazz and R&B 37 year old mom of two, plays likes sports, dancing, amusement enjoy life together! BOX_32738 romantic, intelligent, beautiful warm and affectionate. I have music. BOX 12558 parks, traveling and auto racing. smile, one man woman. Seeks pool, watches the Bulls, enjoys strawberry blonde hair, 5'6", 145 comedy clubs, playful, fun loving, Seeking a fit, attractive single PASSION single white professional male, 36 lbs. Middlesex County area. BOX GOT IT TOGETHER white female, 22 to 36, who likes Divorced white male, 6'3", 205 to 43, handsome, confident, 6' 32732 This single white female, 28, and energetic. Looking for confi- the same from Middlesex to lbs, 39, easy on the eyes, in plus, non smoker, honest. BOX blonde hair, blue eyes, Is fun and dence, honesty, non smoker, not Monmouth County. BOX 32715 good shape, looking for white VERY PROMISING to serious, and all that. BOX 32705 U outgoing. Seeking financially female, attractive, shapely, 33 to 41 yr old, 5'6 , 145 Ib, single secure, intelligent, single white 32597 JUST A KID AT HEART 45. Share our world. BOX 32739 SINGLE MOM mom with blonde hair. Enjoys 6' male with brown hair and eyes, male, 28 to 35, to enjoy the finer NEED A FRIEND Divorced white professional dancing, working out, children, things in life. BOX 32719 enjoys anything Disney, roller Mad- SPECIAL WOMAN WANTED female, 40 5'5", attractive, slen- walks on the beach, romance, Widowed Jewish female, 55, with ing, photography, movies, music Male seeking Hispanic, Italian, der, brown hair and eyes, fun, music and more. Seeking an DEAR SANTA... a great sense of humor seeks a and more. Seeking a female, with Jewish, Portuguese, petite to intelligent. Seeking divorced or honest male, nonsmoker, with Affectionate, fun, caring, single man who enjoys movies, cooking similar interests, for a long term slender woman, 29 to 43. Enjoy single non smoking professional similar interests. BOX 10425 white professional female, 40's, full and good times for a lasting relationship. BOX 11201 travel, outdoors, romance, flea white male, 35 to 45, who is edu- figured, needs happy, huggable, friendship. Looking for 55 to 69 markets, oldies, cooking, long cated, easy going, humorous, has NEED A COMPANION? teddy bear. Single white profes- year old man. BOX 32655 SINCERE RELATIONSHIP walks and quiet evenings. All values and loves kids. For friend- Warm hearted, widowed female sional male, non smoker, 43 to 55, 25 yr old, attractive, single white replies answered. BOX 32717 ship. BOX 32741 who is educated and a nonsmok- to snuggle up to, be my compan- STRAWBERRY BLONDE male, brown hair and eyes, enjoys er. Enjoys nature, classical ion and friend. Possible long term White female, early 60's, seeks the simple things, the outdoors, FIT THE BILL? YOUNG AT HEART music, opera, arts and more. relationship. BOX 32658 an honest, compassionate per- movies, etc. Seeking a single 20 yr old, 6'3", 195 Ib, white, Divorced white female, 46, 5', Seeking a male, 60 plus, with son, 60 to 67, to be friends with white female, a one man woman, Jewish male, brown hair, brown short brown hair, Italian, likes to similar interests. BOX 10433 SHARE HIS LIFE and have fun and good times. I who is ready for an honest and eyes. Enjoys dining out, music, cook, enjoys walking, trie beach 40 yr old, white widowed profes- am financially secure. BOX 32656 sincere relationship. BOX 11642_ sports, movies, comedy, etc. and movies. Seeking someone RARE FIND sional mother, 5'9", enjoys going to FREEHOLD AREA MALE Seeks white, Jewish female, 18- who is sensitive, easy going and 55 yr old, unique Virgo, divorced the beach, music, movies, theatre, EUROPEAN LADY 20, who is sweet, honest and honest, for possible long term white female who Is sponta- NYC, dining out and morel Seeks Attractive divorced white female, 21 yr old, 5'8", 165 Ib, single Italian male, funny, outgoing, affection- caring, with similar interests. relationship. BOX 32736 neous. Seeking a male of distinc- tall male, 38-45, with similar inter- 48, 5'3", 127 lbs, dark brown hair BOX 10963 ; tion, 50 to 60, nondrinker, who is est who wants to share his life. and brown eyes. Enjoys dancing, ate. Enjoys movies, dining out, LEAP OF FAITH BOX 14843 bowling, night clubs, Atlantic City WANTED SPECIAL LADY Attractive, fun loving, divorced caring, compassionate, for a long cooking, dining and movies. term relationship. BOX 10478 and romantic nights. Seeking a Single white male, 47, 5'10", 175 white Jewish professional female, SOUL MATE WANTED Seeks an attractive trim divorced white male, 42 to 52, 5'8" and up, single white female, 20 to 27, for lbs, nonsmoker, handsome, sin- 50, 5'2", enjoys theater, music, NEW YEAR...NEW START Divorced white female, slim, companionship, possible relation- cere, enjoys dining out, dancing, dancing, dining out, etc. Seeking Divorced white female, 5'3", dark attractive female 40's. Down to non smoker, for friendship and ship. Smoker okay. BOX 13724 romantic, fit, honest, caring male, possible long term relationship. movies, quiet times. In search of hair and dark eyes, good figure, earth and caring. Seeks honest, one very special lady, 30 plus, for 50 to 58, for possible long term great smile in search of tall one woman man, 45 to 55, for a BOX32651 LIKES BEING WITH YOU relationship. BOX 32737 39 yr old, 5'9M, 170 Ib, humorous, dating, friendship, possible seri- divorced white male, 50 to 55, lasting relationship. Middle sex ous long term relationship, mar- County. BOX 32709 FLOWERS AND BARS kind, caring male is seeking a spe- SINGLE WHITE FEMALE clean shaven to start the year 39 yr old, 5'4", 120 Ib, white riage. No drugs, no smokers. right! BOX 11101 cial, attractive, feminine female. Blonde hair, blue eyed, 52.", 105 PASSION FORUFE female, auburn hair, smoker, Enjoys dancing, dining, shows, Children wejcome. BOX 32544 lbs, single white female, 19. LOOK NO FURTHER Passionate, caring, divorced social drinker, enjoys walks on the and more. BOX 13920 LOOKING FOR LOVE Seeking single white male, 18 to Divorced, white female, mid 50's, Jewish professional female, 54, beach, Harley's, drives in the 25. Looking for friendship and ARE YOU FUN & FIT? 24, single professional male 5'6", 135 lbs, shapely, fun, outgo- who likes to laugh and enjoy life. country, music, movies, skiing, looking for that special girl, 20 to possible more. BOX 32734 ing, great skier and financially Many interests include theater, white water rafting, snowmobiling, Are you mature, professional, level headed, dynamic, a non smoker, 26, petite. Likes movies, dinners secure. Desires very attractive, music, dance, travel and politics. and more. Seeking a male with and cuddling up at home. BOX STRIKE GOLD! reliable, like to move forward in life a Me: very attractive, professional, professional, non smoker. In search of white professional similar interests. BOX 14294 32733_ male, 47 to 61. Non smoker. BOX and want to make a good looking Puerto Rican female, 46, 5'8". A Single, divorced, white male with couple? Pick up the phone and varied interests to share life with. 32701 LONG TERM WANTED JUST DO IT lady. You: taller, older, profession- 18 yr old, 5'5", 116 ib, single white give me a ring! BOX 14086 al, Puerto Rican male. A gentle- BOX 32723 __ Handsome, affluent, Caribbean NEW FACES Jewish female, seeking single single black bi-lingual male, 6'2", man. BOX 32735 24 yr old, female is seeking new POSSIBLE LONG TERM HAPPY NEW YEAR white Jewish male, 18 to 20, 31 yr old, 6', single white male, 45, well built. Enjoys sports the- PETITE BLONDE 41 yr old, cute, single white people to hang out with. BOX who's sweet, honest, caring, ater traveling and fine cuisine. 15360 sensitive and caring. Enjoys 29, blue eyes, happy, caring, easy catholic female is seeking a sin- romantic, sensitive and a good lis- movies, quiet romantic evenings Seeking attractive, shapely, intel- going. Seeks tall professional gle white catholic male, 35 to 46, WANTED: NEW WIDOWER tener. Enjoys movies, dining out, and the outdoors. Seeking an ligent, down to earth White man, 29 to 36, for fun, long walks to start the new year off right. If Recent widow looking for some- music, traveling and more. affectionate, caring, single white Hispanic or Asian female for pos- on the beach, movies, dancing you're interested please reply one to be friends a.nd find some Monmouth County/Marlboro area. female, 19 to 35, with similar qual- sible long term relationship BOX BOX324S1 . 32721 ,1 and goodJimss. 2Z3P happinessjn low §0'5j. BOX3S568 BOX 37105 ities and interests. BOX 14799 X _NS_ SENTINEL, JANUARY 22, 1998 w Tips for safe partying offered

Every year more courts are holding pri- • As host, you should refrain from drink- vate citizens responsible for the safety and ing so you can judge other people's behav- MEETING sobriety of their guests. ior correctly. In recent years there has been an in- • You should make sure that there is at crease in the number of liability lawsuits least one designated driver at the party who filed against individuals who served alcohol is available to take people home. to guests who subsequently drove and were • Keep a list of important telephone involved in automobile accidents. numbers nearby, such as taxis, the police PLACE Party hosts could be subject to a civil and the nearest hospital. FREE PERSONAL AD * FREE VOICE GREETING lawsuit in which it will be decided whether Even responsible hosts, however, may they should be held liable for a guest's re- find themselves at the center of a host lia- * FREE MESSAGE RETRIEVAL ic sulting injuries. They could also be held li- bility suit. If a suit is filed against you, as able for injuries to a third party who is in- the host, your legal defense costs and set- TO RESPOND TO AN AD, CALL l-900~ / / 3" volved in an accident with an intoxicated tlement are covered under the personal li- $1.99 PER MINUTE. YOU MUST BE 18 OR OLDER. guest. ability portion of your homeowners insur- The New Jersey Insurance News Service ance policy. Renters are similarly covered HIPPIE GIRL WANTED LOOKING FOR MS.RIGHT CAUCASIAN SEEKS (NJINS) reminds party hosts to plan an under the liability portion of their renters Single white male seeks single 6', divorced, white, professional Asian Divorced, white, enjoyable and safe time by following smart policy. white female, 21 to 35, for loving, male, 195 lbs, non smoker, sin- Christian businessman, 43, 5'9", party planning tips: NJINS is a non-profit insurance research respectful, one on one relation- cere and easy going. Likes fish- 165 ibs, good physical and finan- ship. I'm attractive, communica- ing, boating, beach and having cial shape, seeks pretty, fit, non • If serving alcohol at a party, don't force and information organization sponsored by tive, affectionate, and down to good times. Seeks blonde smoking, Asian female, 22 to 38, or encourage guests to drink. Let them drink 26 New Jersey licensed property/casualty earth. I love the outdoors and female, 36-45, non smoker who with no dependents, for possible at their own pace. insurance companies. Collectively, NJINS cycling. BOX 32729 enjoys good company. Looking long term relationship. Give me a for someone real nice. BOX call. BOX 32708 • Have non-alcoholic beverages and member companies underwrite 80 percent LOVES THE OUTDOORS 32718 _ plenty of food readily available for guests. of automobile policies, 65 percent of home- Single white male, 40. Seeks single white female, 21 to 35, for one THINKING OF YOU Food helps absorb alcohol. owners insurance policies, 51 percent of on one relationship. I love the out- 47 yr old, 5'10", white profession- MEN— • Consider ending the bar early. You commercial insurance and more than 35 doors and cycling. I'm attractive, al male who is easygoing, non- ALTERNATIVE should stop serving liquor at least one hour percent of workers compensation policies in affectionate, communicative and smoker, with a sense of humor. before guests start to leave for home. New Jersey. down to earth. BOX 32730 Enjoys dining out, travel, movies, Call 1-900-773-6602 quiet times and more. Seeking an $1.99 per min. TAKE IT FROM HERE... affectionate white female with 27 yr old, 6', attractive Italian male similar interests. Children okay. NEW TO THE SCENE is seeking a white female, 19 to BOX 14026 18 yr old male seeking someone 26, who is educated, health con- 18 to 25. Enjoy sports, quiet science, for friendship, possible ZEST FOR LIFEIII evenings at home and movies. relationship. BOX 14040 6', 205 Ib, widowed male with BOX 37615 black hair, grey eyes, nonsmoker OUTGOING GUY and a social drinker. Enjoys GIVE ME A CALL 21 yrold, 5'8", 165 Ib, Italian male HAIR GROWTH music, country drives, building 27 yr old, 5'8", 160 Ib, clean with brown hair and brown eyes. model boats, romance and more. shaven, Latin male with bfack Enjoys movies, dining out, bowl- Seeking a Jewish female, 65 hair and green eyes. Seeking a ing, clubbing and more. Seeking a plus, with similar interests. BOX male for a relationship. BOX female with similar interests. BOX 16195 36430 RESEARCH STUDY 14522 VERY HUGGABLE MIDDLESEX COUNTY GIRLFRIEND WANTED Nice looking, single white male, 6'4", 175 Ib, bi male, drug and Single white male seeks single 35, 6', 180 lbs, very active, enjoys disease free, new to the scene. white female, 21 to 35, for one on life, laughing and holding hands. Seeking a JV, TS, or bi male, 18 If you are a Caucasian male, with dark one relationship. I'm affectionate, Seeks attractive, single divorced to 25, for discreet meetings. attractive, down to earth and com- white female, who likes the same Enjoys Easy Riders, working, municative. I enjoy the outdoors, for possible long term relation- walks and more. Age, race and or semi-dark hair, aged 18 to 49, and cycling and the simple things in ship. BOX 32714 creed are unimportant. BOX life. BOX 32726 37148 HUNTER 4 COLLEEN LAST OF DYING BREED Single white male, 38, (Mutt), are losing hair on the back of your Single white fit male, 27, 5'5", seeks single white, Hispanic, or blue eyes, romantic, caring, and Asian female, 24 to 36, (Collie), WOMEN- with a good sense of humor. for possible long term relation- Looking for a fit, single white ship. Hunty-wunty wants some ALTERNATIVE head, you may qualify to participate female, 20 to 35 who enjoys going huggies-wuggies. BOX 32654 Cail 1-900-773-6602 out or staying in for a possible $1.99 per min. long term relationship BOX 32727 STARTING OVER in this research study 5'9", 165 Ib, single white male SOUND COOL TO YOUHI A HEART OF GOLD with brown hair and brown eyes. 38 yr old, 6', 185 Ib, service man Divorced white, professional male Enjoys working out, dining out, with brown hair and blue eyes. 35, Italian. Interests include movies, tennis, the country, Enjoys movies, literature, popu- movies dining out, bowling and music, travel and more. Seeking lar music and more. Seeking a quiet nights at home. Seeking sin- a single female with no children female, 18 to 40, with similar This study requires 10 visits over gle or divorced white female, 28 for possible long term relation- interests. BOX 10985 to 34. Prefers nonsmoker. BOX ship. BOX 11135 32728 NEW CIRCLE OF FRIEND approximately 26 weeks. TALK OVER COFFEE White, female Gemini, 48. ARE YOU INTERESTED? Jewish widower, 55, 5'11", 175 Seeking females, 38 to 58. 26 yr old, male who is friendly, lbs, handsome, professional. Enjoys antiquing, bowling, auc- kind and caring. Enjoys movies, Seeking Jewish female, 50 to 60, tions, dining out, flea markets travel, dancing and .more. slim, pretty, financially secure for and quiet times. BOX 32725 Seeking a Brazilian female, 21 to life's explorations. BOX 32710 26, with similar interests, for a Free scalp examinations and LOVES THE OUTDOORS GUIDELINES long term relationship. BOX The Publisher assumes no Liability for 39691 Single white male, seeks single, white female, 21 to 35, for one on the contents of, or replies lo any person- HEART OF GOLD al advertisements; and such liability rest free study related medication. one relationship. I'm an affection- exclusively with the advertiser of, or Divorced white male, 43, 5'11", ate, attractive, down to earth and respondent to, such advertisements. The 170 lbs, sincere, romantic. communicative. I enjoy the out- Publisher may, in its sole discretion, Middlesex County. Seeking a doors, bike riding and the simple change, reject or delete any personal divorced white female, 37 to 43, things in life. BOX 32711 advertisements which it deems inappro- slim figure with morals and heart. priate. AH advertisers must record a $800.00 compensation for BOX 32724 IS THIS YOU? voice greeting to accompany their ad 20 yr old male is seeking an hon- Ads without voice greetings may not WANT CONFIDENT GAL est female who knows what she appear in The Meeting Place. When you 42 yr old, affectionate, divorced wants out of life. If you answer respond to a Meeting Place ad, your completing the study white male loves sports, music, this description, give me a call. phone hill will reflect a charge of $1.99 travel and romantic dinners. BOX 40118 per minute. An average 3 minute call Seeking an attractive, confidant costs $5.97. The Meeting Place is pro- female for friendship first; possi- DREAMS COME TRUE vided by Greater Media and Advanced bly more. BOX 13954 Very attractive, divorced white Telecom Services. Wayne, PA 19087, male, very young 42, fit, 6'1", 185 the program operators, and can be 41 SINGLE DAD lbs, in search of slim, attractive, reached at 1-800-247-1287 from9amlo For more information, call Seeks attractive, divorced of sin- divorced white female, 32 to 40. 5 pm, Monday through Friday. To gle white female, 35 to 45. Enjoys romance, communication, change or renew your ad or for customer Looking for fun in a long term outdoors, fun times and possible service, call 1-800-247-1287 from 9 am to 5 pm Monday through Friday. Hill Top Research, Inc. relationship, high heals and blue long term relationship. BOX Copyright 1997 ATS jeans a plus. BOX 32722 32707 (732)247-2902 TO PLACE YOUR FREE AD, CALL l-800-647"8403. ANYTIME, DAY OR NIGHT. . Both numbers work with TquchTone™ and Rotary phones. i/io. 22 SENTINEL, JANUARY 22, 1998 NS

Westminster community Orchestra With conductor Barbara Barstow Disney on ice-Aladdin Thaddeus Brys, Jan 27-Feb 1 violin-cello Continental Airlines Arena Jan. 24 at 8 pm East Rutherford Shipwrecks & Life-savers Richardson Auditorium, tickets $13.50 to $40 (VIP) Jan. 25 at 2 p m. Princeton University call box office or Fort Hancock Post Theater Tickets: $8; seniors and TicketMaster (201) 507-8900 Gateway National Park students, $5 Sandy Hook (609) 258-5000 Stuff a Theater Piece With free admission No Words (732) 872-5970 Jan. 25at 1 &4pm. AutO Expo '98 State Theatre 15 Livingston Ave. The New Jersey Auto The Glitter and the Cold: Show Fashioning America's New Brunswick tickets $10-$12 more than 200 new 1998 Jewelry (732) 246-7469 cars, trucks and vans Jan 24-Apnl 5 Jan 22-25 New Jersey State Museum The Three Little Pigs Meadowlands Exposition 205 W. State St, Trenton presented by Kaleidoscope Center Tues.-Sat 9 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. Theatre Secaucus Sunday noon to 5 p.m. Jan 24at2&4pm. Tickets: $7 adults, Admission is free Kelsey Theatre children under 12 $3 (609) 292-6464 Mercer Co. Community College (201)223-1000 1200 Oid Trenton Rd iron, Metal, Stone & West Windsor Toy & Collectibles Show Ceramics Exhibit tickets: $7 presented by Collectors Robert Frieber, iron; (609) 584-9444 Showcase Disney on Ice Paul Tremblay, metal & stone, Jan. 25 from presents Carol Townsend, ceramics; The Adventures of Peter 9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. "Aladdin" at the Raye Cooke, ceramics Ramada Inn Continental Airlines Pan Hazlet through March 6 presented by Caliope Arena Jan. 27 through The State Theatre window & admission is $3; Feb 1 Storybook children under 12 admitted upstairs showcase, Jan. 24 & 25 at 2 p.m. 15 Livingston Ave free with adult Club Bene (732)291-1632 New Brunswick Route 35, Sayreville Bye Bye Birdie (732) 246-4066 Tickets: $6 presented by Temple Shalom's (732) 727-3000 welcome Spring Display Men's Club and Sisterhood John Shedd ceramics at Longwood Gardens To Kill a Mockingbird Jan. 24 at 8 p m. and Jan. 24-Apnl 3 Jan. 24-Feb. 26 Jan. 25 at 3 p m. Exhibit Hansel & Gratel Longwood Gardens George St. Playhouse at Temple Shalom Robert Wood Johnson presented by Marionette Route 1 9 Livingston Ave. Ayrmont Lane & Church St. University Hospital Core Theatre near Kennett Square, Pa. New Brunswick Aberdeen Pavilion Jan. 24 & 25 at 2:30 p.m. admission- $12 adults tickets: $24-$32 tickets: $12 for adults; New Brunswick First Avenue Playhouse $2 ages 6-15 (732)246-7717 $8 for seniors and students through April 1 Atlantic Highlands $6 ages 16-20 (732) 566-2621 (732) 246-4066 tickets. $6 (800) 737-5500 Oliver (732) 291-7552 South AmboY Community Death of a Salesman Players by Arthur Miller Jan 23 & 24 at 7-30 p.m., presented by Circle Players Jan. 25 at 1:30 p.m. Fri. & Sat. in Jan. South Amboy Community at 830 p.m. School Circle Playhouse 200 Cov H.C. Hoffman Plaza 416 Victoria Ave., Piscataway tickets general admission, tickets: $12 $8 in advance, $10 at door (732) 968-7555 (732) 727-7677 Cymbeline Shakespeare through Feb 8 Baba Olatunji & McCarter Theatre Peter Yarrow 91 University PI. Presented at Nassau Princeton Presbyterian Church (609) 683-8000 Princeton for Peace Action Education Spirit North Fund by Leslie Lee Jan. 24 at 8 p m. through Feb 15 Baba Olatunji, Crossroads Theatre master drummer, 7 Livingston Ave. ambassador of New Brunswick African music; Tickets: $22 50- Peter Yarrow, $32.50 singer-songwriter (732) 249-5560 celebrating 36th year with Peter, West Side Story Paul & Mary through Jan. 25 Tickets- at 7-30 p.m. 100 for sponsor; New Jersey 50 for patron; Performing Arts "Oliver" will be presented 30 for supporter; Center by the South Amboy 20 for friend One Center St Community Players on Jan 23-25 To order tickets- Newark (609) 924-5022; Tickets: $15-$56 toll free (888) 820-7707 (888) 446-5722 "Stuff a Theater Piece With No Words" at the State Theatre on Jan. 25 at 1 and 4 p.m NS SENTINEL, JANUARY 22, 1998 23 PBA warns about phone solicitations South Brunswick state association, and while there might be some chapters still doing it because their police are planning contracts (with outside fund-raisers) have yet • 4 Pools mail fund-raiser to run out, it's against our by-laws," he said. epcc • 4 Tennis Courts A likely suspect for the calls is a group TRANSPORTATION • Go-Carts BY GAVIN McNETT called the New Jersey Law Enforcement • Bumper Boats Association. Carinci said that despite its • Floor Hockey Staff Writer name, it does not represent any known law- • Archery SOUTH BRUNSWICK — The local enforcement body and it does not contribute any of the funds it raises to police organiza- • All Sports Policeman's Benevolent Association (PBA) • 84" WATER SLIDE has announced that it will be soliciting donations. tions by mail over the coming weeks. "I don't know who these guys are," he However, PBA spokesman Patrolman said, "but they're not who they seem to be." Robert Carinci cautions that not all so- The South Brunswick PBA's mail solicitations that claim to be from his or- licitation will help support the Kingston- • Nintendo Game Room ganization are genuine and suggests that res- based Citizens for Independent Living, which helps handicapped residents to live • Drama idents ignore any telephone callers who • Gymnastics claim to be from the PBA. without outside assistance. "We never solicit by phone," he said. "We Donations raised will also help fund the • Arts & Crafts PBA's scholarship program at South FULL DAY PROGRAM get a lot of letters from people saying what a (4-12Yr. Olds) • Optional Trips good job we're doing, but we also get letters Brunswick High School, Police Athletic MINI DAY PROGRAM" complaining that somebody soliciting by League football and other programs, such as (3-5 Yr. Olds* 5 Days) phone is claiming to be the South Brunswick an annual "Meet Santa Day." MINI DAY PROGRAM* 10,000 sq. ft. Basketball Complex PBA. We don't do that." Carinci also noted that the PBA is plan- (3-5 Yr Olds • 3 Days-M, W, F) Photography Studio and Laboratory ning an event for the township's 200th CIT PROGRAM Carinci said that while some PBAs have (13, 14 & 15 Yr. Olds) Music Keyboard Studio solicited by phone in the past, specifically the anniversary this year, possibly for the sum- chapter associated with Conrail police, the mer, although "that's still a while from now." Daily Special Events practice led to stricter regulations on fund- For more information, contact the South Professional Entertainment Weekly raising by the state PBA. Brunswick PBA at P.O. Box 45, Monmouth - LOW CAMPER/COUNSELOR RATIOS: "Conrail got in a lot of trouble with the Junction, N.J. 08852. -SBSfc Under 6 years 3: J Over 6 years 5:1 \ iiftiii dren are invited to attend with immediate $jm |JOW$QU FREE BROCHURE AND iWFORIVIAfiON B'nai Tikvah to host family members only The party will include dancing, gym events, valentine projects and interfaith forum refreshments. Dr. Alan Weg of the Institute for Be- havior and Family Therapy will direct an Reservations are required to be made open forum on issues facing members of by tomorrow. To make reservations, con- interfaith families. tact the Department of Recreation/Community Affairs office at The forum will be held at Congregation (732) 329-4000, Ext. 671, from 8:30 a.m. B'nai Tikvah, 1001 Finnegans Lane, North to 4:30 p.m. Brunswick, on Feb. 9 at 7:30 p.m. COUNTRY FOLK ART Refreshments will be served. Membership is not required to attend the free seminar. Since seating is limited, reservations are required. VFW Post 9111 & CRAFT SHOW For details or reservations, call Jeanette to host breakfast at (732) 246-1393. Veteran's of Foreign Wars Post No. 9111 of South Brunswick and the Ladies Auxiliary will host an "All You Can Eat Breakfast" on Cabin Fever Party the first Sunday of each month at the post home, 11 Henderson Road. scheduled in S.B. A variety menu and takeout will be avail- The South Brunswick Department of able from 8 a.m. to noon. 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I' I W =) "• 24 SENTINEL, JANUARY 22, 1998 NS //.£: Former S.B. Mayor COME TAX Ted Cherry dead ormer South Brunswick Mayor South Brunswick Township Committee- Theodore "Ted" W. Cherry died woman and former Mayor Debra Johnson. F Saturday at his home in the Kendall '"Sometimes you look at politicians and Park section of South Brunswick. He was they seem sleazy and unprincipled, but Ted 66. dispelled that myth for me," she said. MASTER TAX, INC. He served for 17 years on the South "He was a man of principle and charis- Year Round Professional Service ma; a great leader," Johnson said. "He Computerized Services To Advertise Here Brunswick Township Committee and was Cinemas Plaza Shopping Center the first African American to be appointed pushed you to go further, and he could CALL carry you away in conversation. 3598 Route 27 mayor of South Brunswick. He received Kendall Park, N.J. 1-800-660-4ADS the Mayor Service Award in 1979, 1980 "Ted was an excellent person, now at 732-297-1070 and 1992. peace," she concluded. "He was my mentor in politics," said Born in Woodland, N.C., Cherry moved to South Brunswick in 1968. He received a bachelor of science degree from North Carolina Central Univer- sity, Durham, N.C., and a master of science degree from Hampton Institute in Hampton, Va. Cherry served in the U.S. Army from 1956-58. He directed the Horizon for Youth programs in South Brunswick, New York, Pennsylvania and Utah; he also directed Youth Conservation Corp., U.S. Depart- ment of Interior, Delaware Water Gap. Cherry received numerous awards for his civic leadership and community participation. Prior to his retirement, he taught at Crossroads School in South Brunswick. He was chairman of the science department from 1968 until his retirement in 1991. He was a member of Community Bap- tist Church in Somerset. Cherry was predeceased by his wife, Evelyn, in 1995; three brothers, Edward Rudolph, David Earl and Robert "Bob" Cherry; and one sister, Dorothy Cherry Ruffin. Surviving are his son, Theodore W. Cherry Jr. of Woodland, N.C.; four brothers, Whit Cherry, Hollis Cherry and Alvin Bernard Cherry, all of Rich Square, N.C., and twin brother, Dr. Cater Salvadore Cherry of Garysbury, N.C.; two sisters, Doris Brown and Sarluta Anderson-Davis, both of Poughkeepsie, N.Y.; two grandchildren, Larry and Antwan of Woodland, N.C.; and many nieces and nephews. Services were under the direction of Anderson Funeral Home, New Brunswick, with a religious service at Community Baptist Church. ...Snow! ...Ice! OBITUARIM HELEN STUBY REGELSKI, 93, of the Som- ...When the weather is bad, erset section of Franklin died Jan. 15 in King James Nursing Home, Somerset section of you need school closing Franklin. Her husband, Joseph A., died in 1951. Surviving are three daughters, Florence and delayed opening reports Loniewski of Milltown, Dorothy Mitrosky of the Monmouth Junction section of South Brunswick and Joan Dudas of South River; nine grandchil- Set your radio to dren; and five great-grandchildren. Services were arranged by Brunswick Memorial Home, East Brunswick, with a Mass at Corpus Christi Church, South River. Interment was in St. Mary's Cemetery, East Brunswick. Memorial contributions may be made to the South River Rescue wctc Squad, 6 Thomas St., South River 08882.

EDWARD F. SZOT, 67, of Sayreville died Jan. 14 in Barbara E. Cheung Memorial Hospice, Central Jersey's /nformad'on Source Edison. Surviving are two sons, David of North Brunswick and Robert of Sayreville; a daughter, Krystle Szot of Howell; his mother, Sophie Pec Reports Start at 5:40 AM Szot of Sayreville; a brother, Joseph Szot of Sayreville; a sister, Frances Kolb of Old Bridge; and two grandchildren. Services were arranged by Mahszewski Memorial Home, Sayreville, with a Mass at St. Stanislaus Church, Sayreville. In- terment was in-the church cemetery. NS SENTINEL, JANUARY 22, 1998 ESTROGEN PATCH All items in Police Beat are taken from police department records. All suspects are presumed innocent until found guilty in court. A 1988 Ford Mustang was stolen while RESEARCH STUDY parked onTanglewood Court between 1:30 p.m. and 11:30 p.m. Jan. 17, according to NORTH BRUNSWICK reports A theft occurred at a construction site If you are a woman, aged 18 and A 1989 Ford Escort was the target of on Jarad Boulevard between 5 p.m. and 8 an attempted motor vehicle theft on Village a.m. Jan. 20, according to reports. The site's older and you are postmenopausal Drive between 9:30 p.m. Dec. 12 and 2 survey stakes were removed. The cost of p.m. Jan. 4. Reports said that the vehicle's resurveying the site is reported at $1,000. or you have had your ovaries door lock was slipped with a slim-jim A Christopher Avenue residence was device. Also, the vehicle's ignition lock was reported burglarized between 7 p.m. and removed (this may include women punched, a commonly employed technique 11:30 a.m. Jan. 20, according to reports.The used in car thefts. perpetrator kicked in the door to the garage, taking two fire safes and electronics and exit- who have had a hysterectomy The Shell Auto Care Center at 1300 ing through the front door. The loss is esti- Route 27 was burglarized between 10 p.m. mated at $2,600. removing the ovaries) you may Jan. 10 and 1:45 a.m. Jan. 11. According to A 1994 Acura was reported stolen from reports, approximately $100 was stolen Sugar Maple Court between 7 p.m. Jan. 12 qualify to participate in this from the building's cash register. Entry into and 7 a.m. Jan. 14, according to reports. Its the center was gained through the front value was reported at $15,000. research study. The effects of a door, which was forced open with bodily A Waverly Place residence was report- force. ed burglarized on Jan. 16, according to hormone replacement patch A motor vehicle burglary occurred on reports. The owners returned home to find a Georges Road between 5:30 p.m. and basement window smashed but nothing on skin will be studied. 8:15 p.m. Jan. 10. Reports said the vehi- taken. cle — a 1991 Isuzu pick-up truck — was Jewelry worth $6,400 was reported stolen from a Waveriy Place residence on entered by an unknown person through a Jan. 15, according to reports. This study requires 13 visits over smashed driver-side window. Items Tammy C. Chattoo, 35, of Somerset, stolen from the vehicle include a compact was arrested on a warrant at South approximately 6 weeks. disc player, a radar detector and a blue Brunswick Manor at 12:41 a.m. Jan. 18, duffel bag that contained 25 compact according to reports. She was charged with discs. contempt of court and possession of a con- A physical exam, breast exam, Michael Odincov, 20, of 724 Myrtle trolled dangerous substance under 50 pelvic exam, blood draw, and ECG, Road, was charged with driving while grams. She was released after posting intoxicated at Wood Avenue and Myrtle $2,500 bail. will be done free of charge Road on Jan. 9 at 5:35 p.m. Reports said Joseph P. Wrotny, 46, of Monmouth that he was charged following a motor Junction, was arrested and charged with possession of a controlled dangerous sub- in February. vehicle accident. stance and drug paraphernalia on Anthony Gushanas, 41, of 111 Promenade Boulevard at 7:57 p.m. Jan. 12, Mammograms and pap smears will Davidson Mill Road, was charged with dri- according to reports. He was arrested after a ving while intoxicated at Old Georges motor vehicle stop and released on his own be performed if needed. Road and Church Lane on Jan. 10 at 1:13 recognizance. a.m., according to reports. He also was Herman L. Gaines, 18, of South charged with refusing to take a breathalyz- Brunswick, was arrested on charges of dis- er test; driving while on the revoked list; orderly conduct at the Kendall Park roller rink $175 compensation for completing. driving an unregistered vehicle; and driving at 3:05 a.m. Jan. 19, according to reports. an uninsured vehicle. He was released on Jeffrey C. Skolnick, 20, of New his own recognizance. Brunswick, was arrested for possession of a controlled dangerous substance after a traf- A motor vehicle theft occurred on fic stop at 9:59 p.m. Jan. 19, according to For more information, call Trinity Street Jan. 14 at 6 p.m. According to reports. Officers noticed "a smell of burnt reports, the vehicle — a blue 1986 Chevy marijuana" emanating from the car and sub- Hill Top Research, Inc. pick-up truck — was stolen after the owner sequently discovered a small quantity of the moved it from the driveway to the curbside. substance and two marijuana pipes. The dri- The method of entry into the vehicle is ver was also charged with driving while sus- (732) 247-2902 unknown. pended. He was released on his own recog- David J. Antice, 22, of 1196 Dakota nizance. Road was charged with possession of a controlled dangerous substance on Jersey Avenue Jan. 14 at 11:31 p.m., according to reports. He was released on his own recognizance. A motor vehicle burglary occurred on UPCOMING HILLTOP Livingston Avenue between 1:30 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. Jan. 15. Reports indicate that the CONSUMER USE STUDIES vehicle — type unreported — was entered through a smashed passenger-door window. Items stolen from the vehicle include FEMALE PARTICIPANTS a brown leather bag containing credit cards. A motor vehicle theft occurred at STUDY AGES VISITS PAYMENTS Liberty Diner, 2320 Route 130, between 6 p.m. and 9:20 p.m. Jan. 15, according to reports. The stolen vehicle is a lime green Facial Wash Study 18-65 8 $240.00 1995 Ford Mustang. There were no reported signs of forced entry. Photodamaged Arm 45-65 7 $140.00 Shamykia Banks, 18, of 176-349 Memorial Parkway, New Brunswick, was Use Patch (Como) 18-50 12 $120.00 charged with possession of a controlled dangerous substance and possession with intent to distribute at the Middlesex County Payment Based Upon Completion of Study Adult Correction Center on Jan. 17 at 9:29 a.m. Reports said that Banks allegedly tried to pass tobacco and a substance Call Recruiting Department for additional information believed by police to be heroin to an inmate while in the visitor's hall. Banks was brought to North Brunswick police head- (752) 247-2902 quarters before being transported to the MCACC in lieu of $30,000 bail. 26 SENTINEL, JANUARY 22, 1998 NS

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BY RICHARD JERGMi? Staff Writer? ith a 7-3 record after Saturday's 50-42 victory over W South Plainfleid, coach Marc Babich is more than pleased with his South Brunswick High School boys basketball team. "We're playing well, and we continue to get better each game," Babich said after his team's previous win, 56-40 over South Plainfield. "Our shooting is much, much better; we're finding our shots." The Vikings' top scorer so far is 5- foot-11 senior guard Ron Davenport, who is pouring in an average of 14.5 points per game, while showing admirable consistency. That consistency was on display IN THE GRASP — North Brunswick Township High School's Dan Rubenstein looks for an opening against Monroe's Gary against the Patriots when he hit for 15 Mackiewitz in their bout at 119 pounds on Friday. Rubenstein scored a major decision, 18-6, over Mackiewitz points, once again leading the Vikings' to help the Raiders to a 43-33 victory. offense. (Jackie Pollack/Greater Media) South Brunswick is also benefiting from some excellent play on the part of 6-foot-1 senior forward Keith Print. "He's been magnificent all-around," SPORT SHORTS according to Babich. "He had 11 rebounds against South Plainfield and South Brunswick Athletic Association also handle the chains during varsity three divisions for boys teams are under-10, will hold registration for spring recreation games on Friday nights and Saturday after- under-12 and under-14. The girls divisions has been in double figures under the baseball throughout January. Registration boards several times. He's also playing noons. If interested, call 251-0360 or write are under-12 and under-14. This is not an forms can be picked up at the Recreation to Red Losiewicz of the NJFOA at 82 Amateur Athletic Union tournament and great defense." Center, the library, the municipal center and Janice Drive, Spotswood, 08884. AAU teams are not eligible to register. For Print's defense and rebounding were at Grand Slam. Runners are wanted for weekday a registration form or more information, supplemented by 10 points against Colo- The North Brunswick Baseball Asso- morning training runs starting at Liberty call (732) 828-1106 or (908) 688-6012, nia. ciation will hold an in-person registration Mall, Georges Road, South Brunswick. The registration deadline is Feb. 20. Senior point guard Jeff Waddell, on Saturday at Parsons School from 8:30- Anticipated start time is 6:30 a.m. with a The Freezing Cold Hash Run, a four- added the coach, has been an adroit court 11:30 a.m. Any child ages 5 (by July 31) to planned finish of 7:15 with apace between to six-mile event, is slated for Feb. 14 with general. 16 may register. For more information, call 7:40 and 8:30 per mile. For more informa- an approximate start time of 10:15 a.m. 846-0331. tion, call Ken Vercammen of the South The run begins at Tano Mall and the "He's been terrific at running the of- Classes for certification as Amateur Brunswick Running Group during the day Walgreen drug store, Amboy Avenue, Jense," Babich said. "In one game, Softball Association umpires will be at (732) 906-2180. Edison. Hashing is not a race, but a non- "against Woodbridge, he had 10 assists." taught at South River High School. Two Frog Hollow Swim Club, South competitive group run following an off- Sophomore guard Darius Lumpkin sessions will be offered, the first taking Amboy, will hold its annual five-mile race road course laid out with flour and other has been stepping up of late, garnering piace on six consecutive Sundays from 7- through the streets of South Amboy and markings. Participants must be older than 20 points against Woodbridge and pick- 9:30 p.m. beginning Feb. 8 and the second Sayreville on June 27 at 9 a.m. The first 21 and there is no fee to participate. Old ing up another 14 in the victory over being taught on Mondays and Thursdays male and female finishers will receive a running shoes are suggested. There are no South Plainfield. beginning Feb. 23, also from 7-9:30 p.m. free one-year (non-transferable) member- awards and no times are recorded. The fee for the class is $35. For more ship to the club and trophies will be Colonia slowed Lumpkin's offensive The 10th Annual "Run for Vision," information, call Ernie Kuhn at 254-8976. awarded in several age groups for men and honoring South Brunswick's Bicentennial, outburst, limiting him to just four points. The Raritan Valley YMCA, East women. The first 150 pre-registrants will is slated for April 18. The event, presented The Vikings have also had some solid Brunswick, is now accepting registration receive a Frog Hollow race shirt. Pre-reg- by the South Brunswick Lions Club, is a play from sophomore Ricky Tyus, 6- for its winter men's, women's and teen's istration is $12 for runners receiving a 5K and one-mile fun run beginning at the foot-1 junior guard Dan Frusciano and basketball leagues. Each league will com- shirt; $10 without a shirt. In addition to South Brunswick Municipal Building at the bench player Ralph Stevens, a 5-foot-11 prise up to six teams that play a 10-game the five-mile race, a one-mile fun run will corner of Route 522 and Kingston Lane. junior who has done a "super job," season. All participants will receive T-shirts. be held for children ages 5-13. The Trophies will be awarded to the top three ^according to his coach. Trophies will be awarded to the winners of entrance fee for the fun run, which starts at male and female finishers in each race, and each league. Registration is open for both 8:30 a.m., is $6. Day-of-race registration age group winners in the 5K will receive Tyus and Frusciano scored four points individuals and teams and YMCA member- will open at 7 a.m. All runners and their medals. Pre-registration is $12 and.day-of- apiece against the Patriots. ship is not required. For more information, families are invited to use the pools and race registration is $15. Race-day registra- South Brunswick looked to keep pace call Vlad Gawlikowski at (732) 257-4114. tennis courts on the day of the race. For tion opens at 8:35 a.m. and the races start at with North Brunswick as the top teams in The Central Jersey Chapter of the more information or an application, call 10 a.m. Those registering before April 1 the Greater Middlesex Conference White New Jersey Football Officials Association Mickey Gross at 721-5031. will receive T-shirts. All money raised from Division when it faced John F. Kennedy is now accepting applications for its cadet The North Brunswick Basketball the event will be donated to Lions Sight, Memorial of Woodbridge yesterday. program. Applicants must be at least 18 Association has slated its annual March South Brunswick Township scholarships years old and must be available to work Madness Tournament for the weekends of and the Community Betterment Fund. For The Vikings next game is at home more information or an application, call against New Brunswick. freshman and junior varsity games after March 13 and 20. The entrance fee is $175 school on Mondays and Fridays. Cadets with all teams guaranteed two games. The (732)297-2051. NS SENTINEL, JANUARY 22, 1998 27 Raiders beat Barrons I III CplfS ! ATTENTION *Your Car Disabled From An Auto Accident? Men & Women for fifth straight win WeWiHLoanYouACarWhlle 18 YEARS OR OLDER We Fix Yours. BY RICHARD JEROME better by the end of play on Feb 7 to qual- Participate in market research ify and the Raiders would be assured of not Certain Rules Apply. Staff Writer studies taking place in falling below 500 Middlesex County o question about it, the North "We have a lot of kids contributing, but Brunswick Township High School one of our biggest guys continues to be 6- KNOBLOCK Earn extra cash for N boys basketball team is on a roll foot-7 senior center Steve Bndgemohan," giving your opinion. The Raiders have won five straight games Breheney said against some excellent competition and Bndgemohan had a monster game flUTO BODY Call Suburban Associates now stand 8-2 after Friday evening's 83-69 against Woodbndgc, scoring 27 points, 178 Prospect, South River to sign up defeat of Woodbndge with 12 rebounds and 10 blocked shots On "We're playing very well right now," the year, he has a fine 17 2 points per game 254-4540 i (732) 8S5-890O | coach Ed Breheney said "We started out average 3-0, then lost two straight But now, in this "A substitute, 6-2 senior forward Mike latest streak, we've had big wins against Lee, came up big in our Colonia game, and • N1TBO « QAUMY * TYRGUA * SALOMON • GUN * BUZZARD • South Brunswick, Colonia, and nowhe's really helped us with his rebounding," Woodbndge, three of the finest teams in according to the NB1HS coach our division Rahcem Byrum, the 5-foot-11 point "The defense has been very good," he guard, continues to be a team leader, di- Complete with ski boots, binding & poles ;;;"::; added, "and the Woodbndge game was our recting traffic and usually covering the highest scoring elfoit, we had four kids in other team's leading scorer Junioi forward double figures " Eail Jones (6-2) has given the Raiders The win over the Barrons means the punch both offensively and under the 25.00 SNOWBOARD RENTALS Raiders kept pace with the Vikings for the boards, averaging 11 4 ppg and seven re- top spot in the Greater Middlesex Confer- bounds ence White Division Both teams have "Earl has worked hard and his im- only one loss, with the Vikings having provement since the beginning of the year handed Colonia their second defeat on has been remarkable," Breheney noted FREE LIFT TICKETS Friday, 50-42 Also adding punch has been a sopho- BUY ANY QUALITY 1998 While the Raiders faced win less South more, 5-foot-ll guard Mensah Peterson, 20-S0%OFF SKIS, SNOWBOARDS OR Plainfield last night, a victory still had who scored 14 against Woodbndge, and JACKET & RECEIVE A postseason implications Beating the steady Steve Senior, a 6-foot-2 forward As Marked FREE LIFT TICKET, GOOD Tigers would give the Raiders nine wins who has averaged 13 3 ppg thus far Men's Ski Pants AT HUNTER, SHAWNEE, and assure them of a berth in the state The Raiders' next encountet is a Satur- Black Bear s «S *S BLUE AND MANY MORE! tournament day match against St Peter's of New Windpants 44 Teams must have a record of 500 oi Brunswick at home m CHECK OUT OUR SUPER COUPONS Kombi Outback ?-.':' \\::":: on the web at :•: : Gloves $I5 www.njcybercqupons.com ilfORTSHORTS ^•Columbia The New Jersey Maccabi Girls Fast- the Small-Block Modifieds, Street Stocks ^r SportswearCompany. pitch Softball Team is looking for Jewish and Sportsmen racers will be the back- girls ages 13-16 to compete in the Maccabi bone of the schedule which will continue TITANIUM' Youth Games in August The New Jersey through September Along with the team won the gold medal at the 1997 Mac- Friday night program, there will be four cabi Games For more information, call special events on Sunday and Tuesday Neal Axelrod at 499-0660 evenings Fans of East Windsor's drivers Sleds and Toboggans The Knights of Columbus Saint will have the opportunity to meet the dri- in Stock Bartholomew Council No 11,873, East vers and see their stock cars March 5-8 at Brunswick, will host a local competition the Freehold Raceway Mall Show For CKO&S for the Knights of Columbus more information on the show or East Apres Ski Boots International Youth Free Throw Windsor's race schedule, call (609) 448- UNTRfSK 95 8510 Starting at* 119 Ski Tune-up, Championship The competition is open *!9 &U bottom file '20.00 to boys and girls ages 10-14 and will take Anyone interested in becoming a Our BEST, place on Super Bowl Sunday, Jan 25 at track and field official at the high school J Saint Bartholomew Church, 460 Ryders level can participate in the cadet courses Areas Largest 24-hr, service 29.00 Lane The event will take place before being offered this month through March £3\jrtor\ Selection of Sleds Snowboard game time, with the 10- and 11-year-olds in Monmouth and Ocean counties by the SNOWBOARDS $ 95 Tune-up ..,.'30.00 competitions beginning at noon and 12- Sims 9 & Up Shore Track Officials Chapter Mike Dual & Search to 14-year-olds competitions beginning Uhnch will direct the Monmouth County Snowboards at 1 p m Registration will be done on site course beginning Jan 28 at 7 p m. at Red Additional Ice Skates at the time of arrival A photocopy of a Bank Catholic High School, Peters Place, New & Used from SEASONAL birth certificate as proof of age is in Room 5 Classes run Wednesdays and 20% off $ MMTALS required Winners progress through local, Thursdays, culminating in the state exam Vortex Board 19"&Up district and state level competitions All on March 2 Call Uhnch at (732) 741- with Binding participants must be accompanied by a 1381 for additional information. The &Sale$24900 Rollerbiade parent or guardian Ocean County course will be directed by Liquidation! Adult Ski Packages. J9S& Up The New Jersey Lightning AAU Bill Bruno beginning Jan 21 at 6 p m at Snowboard Pants Toms River East High School Classes Starting at Sabs 50-70% Off tournament and traveling baseball team is $ Snowboards 119 & Up holding its winter tryouts for interested will run Mondays and Wednesdays. Call 39°° & Up All Skates baseball players ages 13-15 (13-year-old Bruno at (732) 929-2489 for additional players must have at least one full year of information Procedures for taking the I intermediate markdowns may have been taken Not responsible lor typographical errors Limited stock. Ho rain checks experience playing on 90-foot bases) course include a $5 rule-book fee payable The indoor tryouts are held Sunday the first night, test exam and chapter dues evenings throughout the winter The sea- payable the final night Applicants must Pool & Ski son starts on April 19 To register for the provide two letters of recommendation of tryouts, call Buz at (732) 750-5506 why they would be good officials EAST BRUNSWICK SUPER STORE East Windsor Speedway has released The Central Jersey Mustangs, a girls MOVIE CITY 5 MALL, 1020 Rt. 18 fastpitch softball team, are looking for its schedule for its 1998 stock car season EAST BRUNSWICK s|(mHt f ,...,. The one-half mile oval will being its sea- girls ages 14 to 18 for the 1998 season If son on Friday night April 3 Once again, interested, call Ron at (732) 545-1994 254-5115 • (8OO): Be&j$m%7^;tjj*mm * ' -

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I i t • » * t Z& SENTINEL, JANUARY 22, 1998 NS THE MARKETPLACE Real Estate * Business • Auto • Classified MONROE SOUTH BRUNSWICK Anti-lock brakes may be 361 Harrier Drive $172,900 5172 Beech Court $88,000 769-B Marlton Road $95,000 7 Creekside Court $104,000 272-A Middlebury Lane $98,000 3298 Cypress Court $80,000 37 Morton Ave $83,750 13 Debra Drive •. $290,000 a problem on some SUVs 5 Norwood Ave $140,000 7181 Elm Court $80,000 By The Associated Press 16 Phillip Court $245,975 23 Fair Acres Court $172,900 404 Spotswood Gravel Hill $140,000 23 Haypress Road $194,000 109 Waterside Blvd $165,000 ederal regulators have told General AUTOS 127 Henderson Road $135,000 23 Yorkshire Drive $155,000 105 Heskers Court $177,990 Motors they believe corrosion could Consumers have reported 2,728 crashes 633 Harrier Drive $172,900 20 Ireland Brook Drive $104,000 F lead to the failure of anti-lock brakes they claim were caused by faulty anti-lock 97 Jeremy Court $262,000 31 Ireland Brook Drive $104,000 on some 3.6 million sport utility vehicles brakes and 437 injuries, according to 376-C New Bedford Lane $130,000 65 Jill Court $152,000 605 Waterside Blvd $177,900 and pickup trucks made from 1991 to 1994. NHTSA. 94 Jill Court $123,500 85 Kingsland Circle $186,000 investigators at the National Highway The vehicles under investigation are the Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) say 33 Kingsley Road $168,500 1991-94 Chevrolet Blazer, GMC Jimmy, NORTH BRUNSWICK 13 Rachel Court $111,500 corrosion in a valve is causing intermittent Oldsmobile Bravada and Typhoon sport failure of some anti-lock brakes on (lie vehi- 5 Raleigh Road $170,000 utility vehicles and the Chevrolet S-10, 218 Seaman St $75,000 43 Stillwell Road $135,000 cles. But General Motors Corp. officials 389 Willowbrook Drive $142,500 59 Woodland Way $144,500 said that no such safety defect has been Sonoma and Cyclone pickup trucks and 209 Haverford St $108,000 1992-94 Chevrolet and GMC Suburban 20 Boxwood Drive $290,000 found. 20 Jefferson Ave $145,000 38 Jared Blvd $234,720 "In the three years of investigations of sport utility vehicles. 23 Pleasant Place $82,000 1802 Pheasant Run $165,000 these vehicles, neither NHTSA nor General Warranty records show at least 6 percent 1435 Route 130 $123,000 11 Regal Drive $128,000 Motors has found any safety defect," of the vehicles' brakes were taken in for William Noack, the company's director of repair or replacement. public policy communications, said. "That's However, Johnson said, "Corrosion Insurance can protect where we stand on it" could not explain any significant percentage GM's Kyle Johnson acknowledged that of the customer complaints relating to these within the past year government officials brake systems." renters' personal properly have been investigating brake corrosion "as The agency has tested the brakes since a possible performance condition that they March 1995. Agency officials say it has been ' f you rent your home or apartment, think might be a cause of brake com- difficult to isolate any problem because chances are you rely on your landlord plaints." brake failure has been intermittent and can- REALISTATE I. to handle many of the household prob- renters can secure adequate coverage for USA Today first reported that agency not be readily duplicated by the driver. lems you may encounter. One thing you their home and belongings. officials suspect corrosion as the likely He said Kelsey-Hayes made changes in cannot count on, however, is that your cause of anti-lock brake problems. the brakes over the years to make the pedal "Your landlord may be able to fix your landlord's homeowners policy will cover leaky faucets and repair your broken steps, The anti-lock brake investigation is the feel more like that of a passenger car. "We damage to your home and personal belong- but he can't insure your belongings under longest still open at the agency. There have believe these changes are responsible in part ings in the event of a fire, severe weather or his homeowners policy," PIANJ President been 15,400 complaints about the Kelsey- for the significantly decreased number of theft. According to Professional Insurance Peg Nicosia said. "That's why renters JHayes brakes, the largest number of com- complaints with respect to these newer Agents of New Jersey Inc. (PIANJ), a insurance is extremely important. A fire, plaints for any current agency investigation. brake systems," Johnson said. renters insurance policy is the only way robbery or personal injury lawsuit can hap- pen anytime, leaving you without a home and with great financial loss." Nicosia explained renters insurance CENTRAL JERSEY MORTGAGE RATES covers personal property, including furni- 30hyr Fix, 15-yr Fix. 30-yr Jum. ture, clothing and electronic equipment. It Lenders Phone 1-yrARlW Comments protects the renter against losses resulting RATE PTS. RATE PTS. RATE PTS. from fire and smoke, lightning, vandalism, PTS. RATE theft, explosion, windstorm and water American Suburban Fund. 0-887-4554 7.2509 0.00 7.000% 0.00 5.625% 0.00 7.625% 0.00 ND app fee, raw land-const a-d credit ..damage from plumbing. "And it's very affordable, typically costing less per month Barnett Mortgage Co. 800-851-8486 7 000% 0.00 6.750% 0.00 5.250% 0.00 7 375% 0.00 L No cost rtsfinance as low as 1-fl-l' c" than a cable TV bill," she said. Renters insurance also provides person- Brunswick Bank 732-247-5800 6.500% 3.00 6.125% 3.00 4.500% 6.875% 3.00 The "Bank' you can 'I al liability coverage for policy holders, pro- tecting you in the event you accidentally Columbia Savings Bank 800-962-4989 7.250% 0.00 6.875% 0.00 0.00 N/Q N/Q injure-others or damage the property of another person. If someone is injured in Crystal Mortgage 6.875% 0.00 6.750% 0.00 0 00 7 375% 0.00 Loul nilg specialists a\ail in your area 0-378-5010 your home, your renters insurance will Intercounty Mortgage 800-811-4264 6,875% 2 00 5.500% 50 7.000% 2.00 give you coverage. "If a lawsuit covered by your policy is J.S. Financial Mortgage 800-346-8002 6750% 2.00 6.500% 1.50 5.500% 2.50 7.625% 1.00 No inmrne verification loan ai ail !bk. filed against you or against a relative living with you, your personal liability coverage Kent wood Financial S\es. 800-353-6S96 7.125% 0.00 6.750% 0.00 N/Q N/Q 7.375% 0.00 under a renters policy will pay for legal defense costs and attorneys' fees," Nicosia Royal Mortgage 0-437-5700 6.500% 3.00 6.125% 3.00 4.375% 3.00 3.00 said. Choosing a policy Security National Mortgage 800-566-7474 6 375% 3.00 5.875? 3 00 5.750% 0 00 6.625% 3.00 Open Week ends Poor Credit OK "When purchasing renters insurance, choose a policy wisely to be sure all your Application Tips possessions are covered," Nicosia recom- You can apply for a mortgage neiore \ou find a house to buv. Here is a list of Average national mortgage rates mended. It's important, she said, to make documents you'll need to apply for a foil the time to take a home inventory, noting • \ list ot your financial obligation? 8.50 the description and value of your belong- • The addresses ot your past mo residences It you rented, include the name ot your 30-year fixed ings. A copy of this inventory should be landlord. If you owned a home, include the name ol your mortgage holder. 8.00 • The names addresses and phone numbers of all 5 our employers for the past two 7.50 stored in a safe place outside of the home, years such as a safe deposit box. The inventory • Your niosl recenl pay slubs tor 30-days and W-2 tax forms for the paM two years. 7.00 will be of great assistance later if you need • Any documents that '•upport jour claims of income irom sources sucli as Social 6.50 ..-Security pensions, interest and dnidends to file a claim. • li you're self-employed, tuo complete tax returns for the past 2 years, plus financial 6.00 Also, be sure to inquire about theft lim- statements tor both the company and yoursell 5.50 •A copy of your divorce decree and settlement agreement if you're divorced and you 1-year ARM its. Some possessions —jewelry, firearms, clauit or are pay ing alimony and-or child support 5.00 silverware — are subject to a per-category • Three months ot original bank statements and a written explanation of any laige Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov deposits theft limit. Most renters policies set a ' The purchase and sales contract, if you find a house before you apply for a loan $1,000 total limit on jewelry stolen, a $2,000 limit on firearms and a $2,500 limit Information provided by The National Financial News Services. Rates are valid as of January 16, 1998 and are subject to change without notice. Contact lenders on silverware or flatware. If your valuables directly for additional lees and services. APR calculation: loan based on S100,000 loan with 20% downpayment with no PMI, all applicable loan fees included. exceed these limits, you may want to con- Check rates on the Internet - www.nfns.com. sider purchasing a "floater," which provides additional coverage for some of your items. SENTINEL, JANUARY 22,1998 29 So. Brunswick home How to prepare for site adds new model a home inspection hy are home buyers flocking to the following tips: The Preserve at Princeton 4 * hether buying or selling a iiiitiill 1. Buyers should arrange for a profes- Walk, Toll Brothers' premier house, a professional home W With five impressive home designs inspection is essential to help sional home inspection immediately upon luxury single-family home community in W ranging from 2,200 to 3,100 square-feet of protect your interests. Despite the mil- making a decision to purchase a specific South Brunswick? Quality-crafted homes living space, The Preserve at Princeton lions of home inspections conducted home. with a myriad of luxurious appointments, Walk has been receiving rave reviews from across North America, strongly endorsed 2. Include a protective home-inspec- extensive customization opportunities and home buyers and Realtors alike; more than and encouraged by real estate profession- tion clause in the purchase agreement that one of the most prestigious addresses in half of the first section has been sold in als and lending institutions alike, many will allow ample time to schedule, com- New Jersey are just a few of the reasons only three months. "Home buyers love the consumers arc unfamiliar with the quick plete and review the inspection report. why The Preserve at Princeton Walk is fact that Princeton Walk is nestled in a and easy process. 3. Write down any questions you want rapidly becoming one of the best-selling secluded setting, yet offers easy access to What is a home inspection and how to ask the inspector about the property communities in Middlesex County. In the major highways and mass transit for com- can a home, buyer or seller get ready for (particularly important for buyers). past four months, 20 families have already muting to New York City and Philadel- one? "In essence, it's a thorough visual 4. Buyers are urged to accompany the chosen to make The Preserve at Princeton phia," Judy Helton, sales manager at the inspection and written evaluation of more home inspector for the entire inspection (take your list of questions). Walk their new home. development, stated. than 300 items in the home, from foundation to roof," explained Diane J. Knapp, 5. Sellers should have their homes To heighten the excitement of the brisk "As an added benefit, Princeton Walk chief executive officer of World inspected well in advance of listing the sales pace, the new Essex model has been features on-site amenities including a Inspection Network (WIN) International property, allowing ample time for recom- added to the collection of elegant homes at recreation center with a pool, tennis and Inc.. mended improvements. The Preserve at Princeton Walk. The exte- basketball courts and bicycle paths. To fur- "The inspection report provides home 6. Let your inspector know of recent rior of the Essex is striking, but it's the ther enhance the winning combination buyers with unique insight on the condi- upgrades, mechanical repairs and service light-filled interior that really captures the offered at The Preserve at Princeton Walk, tion of the home and its major operating contracts. It might enhance a potential imagination. Formal living and dining South Brunswick also boasts excellent systems prior to closing," Knapp said "A buyers view of the home when included rooms on one side of the toyer arc separat- schools and a wide choice of shopping. pre-listing inspection by the seller helps in the report. ed by stately columns. On the opposite With prices starting from the low ensure compliance with disclosure 7. Prior to the inspection, the seller side are a study, powder room and large $270,000s, The Preserve at Princeton requirements and also objectively points must ensure ready access to all rooms, such as crawl spaces and operating sys- guest closet. Walk offers superior quality and luxury at sellers to areas of the home that could be tems (furnace, water heater, electrical an unparalleled value. repaired or enhanced before the house The sunny kitchen is a gourmet's reaches market, thereby encouraging a panels). delight with abundant counter space, 42- From the south: Take Route 1 north to faster sale and a better price." 8. Sellers should be present for pre- the Raymond Road jughandle exit. Follow inch wall cabinets, center island work sta- Knapp, a 25-year veteran of the real listing inspections. (Have your questions tion, pantry, and organizing desk. Raymond Road for a mile and two tenths estate, home construction and home ready). Adjoining the kitchen/breakfast area is a to the traffic light at Route 27. Turn right inspection industries, said a typical home 9. Home owners are encouraged to spectacular sunken two-story family room. onto Route 27. Turn right onto Route 27 inspection takes about two hours and clean the house thoroughly before an The family room also has a secondary and travel half a mile to Promanade costs $250 to S300. For those in the mar- inspection. staircase, a feature much in demand by Boulevard and turn right. Follow ket for a home and those planning to put 10. Allow about two hours for the sophisticated buyers; families appreciate Promanade four-tenths of a mile to their homes on the market, Knapp offers entire home-inspection process. the convenience of quick access to the Princeton Walk Boulevard and turn left. upstairs and bedrooms via the secondary The sales center is a tenth of a mile on the stairway. left. The second floor features a splendid From the north: Take Route 1 south to Coldwell Banker master bedroom suite with his and her •Stouts Lane jug handle exit. Turn right at RESIDENTIAL B RO IvERAGE walk-in closets and a sumptuous master the stop sign onto Promenade Boulevard. 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Call 732-290-1614 1-800-348-7186 ext. 3081 Good pay. 732-679-2177 32 SENTINEL, JANUARY 22, 1998 NS

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Basement finishing Free est Professionally sprayed Belay Used Carpet Reasonable Lie \#11363 Fully insured 732-621-5969 With or without glitter SAME DAY SERVICE 732-888-8298 ALL JOBS-Small & BIG. 084a Light Call 732-525-1625 Concrete, carpentry, roofing & 732-679-6031 JRM ELECTRIC much more FREE estimates Hauling SUTKOWSKI'S WALLS :g~CARPET- Free Estimates Lie #9944 Call George 732-238-2857 • Wallpapering • Painting INSTALLATION Bonded & Insured Sales, cleaning, re-lays, Residential & Commercial BASEMENTS A-Z LIGHT HAULING & RUBBISH 1-800-660-4ADS 732-290-1712 rfi-strstches and repairs ALL TYPES OF CARPENTRY REMOVAL Call Stan 1 732-297-6135 Polish Hardwork With call 732-495-9483 732-525-9770 Professional Call 732-607-0712 German Precision 34 SENTINEL, JANUARY 22, 1998 Business & Service Directory • Air/Heal • Cleaning • Floors • Painting/Wallpapering CALL • Alarms • Closets • Garage Doors • Plumbing/Heating • Appliance Repair > Decorating • Glass • Pool Care We Honor 1-8GQ-66G-4-ADS • Asphalt/Concrete Paving • Electrical • Handy Persons • Roofing/Siding/Gutters Deadline Friday 1:00 PM • Building/Remodeling • Exterminators • Kitchens/Baths • Special Services • Carpet Care • Fencing • Lawn Care/Landscaping •Windows

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