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ft ^^;.. •:;•.. L - 1 tax break Wr J 1 xl / •Hi ' \ 1 Mm / LI ^v is tabled 2v .Aft ,:.• . TL, '''• •'• JHh »• • • pr 1 K; £*•• - A • JP « if 'TM? * Buckingham Place J^ W a. * Ik »• r >,,%• ^ k Td£f J developer would share 1 1 ' 7 .Jl PI- * 1 ,-fc^ .i£ .*4-«^J I revenue with township .: IT L3 BY JOHN P. DOWGIN Html •Ff Staff Writer 9^ §** • 1 •:, Mm he South Brunswick Township Committee ; voted 3-2 Tuesday to table a decision on ' 5 % T whether the proposed Buckingham Place m senior-citizen assisted-living development should i SSI*. qualify for a tax abatement. 11 11 iv ••'• • •'"i**' - • ' • "• f : Should the project receive the requested abate- || ••ir^l^L' •••••' ment, Buckingham Place's owners would pay '"31R South Brunswick Township 6.28 percent of the / \ L development's revenue over the next 30 years in ^^ vl f\, lieu of municipal, school and county taxes. The 115-unit development would include 24 w L • L '^,, .••«! units designated as affordable housing, giving the ••:• [•''.:" •''••'•;;.';:•'••.•::.•; ••:;l'. township 31 credits toward its fair-share afford- . % 1 " ••"'•••-•'"•Li ••''••'^ '^^iHifct^L;1 ' ""'i " "" ii ?mW" 1 I able housing quota set by the state Council on Af- fordable Housing. •' ' ' ' •"' .'"•.••" ''••'-••;- >rt •" •* 1 j S Deputy Mayor Ed Luciano and Commit- Students of the South Brunswick Summer Academy enjoy their last day of class with a picnic at Reichler Park. For teemen Roger Craig and David Schaefer cast the story, see page 8. (Augusto F. Menezes/Greater Media) votes to table the resolution, while Committee- man Ted Van Hessen and Mayor Debra Johnson said nay to the motion. The matter will come before the committee again at its Sept. 2 regular meeting, but Township Clown sightings no joke Administrator Donato Nieman said he would try BY JOHN P. DOWGIN 5 feet 10 inches and 6 feet tall, wearing a clown. However, Schmalz said that to find space to schedule the matter on next either a mask or clown makeup, a two- information is "too vague" at this point week's work session agenda. Staff Writer piece clown suit and a wig of indeter- to determine if the cases are related. "I will absolutely not vote (in favor of a tax 13-year-old township boy told minable color. The Howell suspect has been de- abatement)," Johnson said, noting that she was police that he has twice seen a Police say initial investigations scribed as a black male, 6 feet tall, ap- not aware of any precedent in which South A suspicious man in a clown cos- have yielded nothing. "We went out, proximately 30 years old, possibly with Brunswick provided a tax abatement to a for- tume lurking in the vicinity of Mon- searched the area with negative results a tattoo on one arm. profit organization. moufh Junction Elementary School. and found no evidence supporting the In neither the South Brunswick or "I remain a strong proponent for affordable According to Lt. Ronald Schmalz, story," Schmalz said. Howell incidents did the reported housing, but I won't let someone use that need to the boy, whose name is being withheld, Monday, the boy reported witness- clowns harm or touch the children they back us into a corner," the mayor added. said he was walking on a wooded path ing the same clown, this time in a patch approached. Schaefer, who initiated the motion to table the near Cummings Road at approximately of woods near a Ridge Road business "There was no crime committed matter, began the discussion with the findings of 8:50 p.m. Friday. As he neared the at approximately 9 p.m., approximately other than the child being frightened," his own research regarding the economic ramifi- school, the boy said he observed an in- a quarter mile away from the first Schmalz said, "but we ask that children cations of a tax abatement. dividual dressed as a clown hiding just alleged sighting. and parents please be aware of the re- Community Policing Assistant ported incidents." Assuming a 95 percent occupancy rate for the beyond the woodline. Allegedly, the clown leapt out of Peggy Kelly verified that police The case is being investigated by project and annual municipal tax increases of 3 responded to the Monday night inci- the South Brunswick Police percent, school tax increases of 5 percent and the woods onto the path 30 to 50 yards away from the youth, yelled something dent as well, but again found no evi- Department's Juvenile Division. county tax increases of 2 percent, Schaefer de- the boy did not understand, then fled dence substantiating the boy's claims. Anyone with information regarding termined an abatement would end up providing back into the trees. Earlier this month, Howell the matter should contact either Detective almost the same amount of revenue for the According to the boy's description, Township Police reported four separate Christopher Giampietro or Sgt. Patrick municipality as regular taxes. the individual is a white male between incidents of youths being frightened by O'Brien at (732) 329^000, Ext. 470. Continued on page 30 2 SENTINEL, AUGUST 21,1997 Greater Media Newspapers Presents

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Training school lives up to its name. SBHS opening delayed 2 days Page 11 stiuction," boaid Business Administrator then comes through the next day and finds Staff requests time to Jeffrey Scott said. "It is a request from the someone has punched a hole in it to mn familiarize themselves staff to use their in-service days in some wiring through and it's not rated any- with the new facility September since it is a new building." more," he explained. • Classifieds Page 33 The regular m-sei vice days, held by the At the Aug. 11 meeting, Lombaido said other district schools in February, will now his crew will require approximately thiee • Editorials Page 6 become regular school days for the high days to finalize the inspections necessaiy • Letters Page 6 Staff Writer school. before the decision to issue a ceitificate of • Milestones Page 12 At the Township Committee's Aug. 11 occupancy can be made. Page 12 SOUTH BRUNSWICK — The new woik session, township Code Enfoicement In case construction is not entirely fin- • Obituaries South Brunswick High School (SBHS) will Officer Tony Lombardo reiterated that ished on time, Township Administrator • Police Beat Page 29 not open its doors to students until Sept. 10, inspectois are doing everything within theii Donato Nieinan said that a temporary cer- • Real Estate Page 30 two days after the rest of the district begins power to certify the building on lime. tificate of occupancy could be issued if the • Sports Page 31 classes. Code enforcement personnel aie "doing incomplete sections lcmain sealed off while A vote to amend the school calendar, everything they can to complete inspections the work is completed. which will come before the Board of so that everything is leady," Lombardo said. However, no certificate oi occupancy of Education on Aug. 25, will mandate that the However, Lombaido cited instances in any kind will be provided if any of the academic year foi students attending the which inspectors have examined a section building's primary safety measures are not Phone numbers: biand new Ridge Road facility begin Sept. of the facility and checked it off as safe only operational, such as fire panels or sprinkler Editorial 254-7000 Ext. 226 10. to find that section changed a day or so systems. FAX 254-0486 All other district schools will open as later. Lombardo added on Monday that he has Circulation 254-1755 planned on Sept. 8. "We've got a lot of frustrated inspec- been given the assurance of those directly Display Advertising 972-6740 Under the proposed calendar change, tors," Lombardo said at the meeting. involved with the building's construction that the school will be ready on time. 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Sentinel Fire taxes prompt rule change Managing Editor SOUTH BRUNSWICK — Measures The increase in rates became necessary and Old Bridge townships had struck tax Marian Duff taken by Middlesex County officials last when the county determined that presumed rates which utilized tenths of a cent. week are designed to ensure miscalcula- tax rates would not provide enough revenue Nieman said that Szymanski's ex- Executive Editor tions, which cost South Brunswick tax- to cover the fire districts' operating budgets planation regarding the discrepancy was Gregory Bean payers an unexpected $255,000, will never for 1997. "not reasonable" and that when pressed, prove so costly again. Township officials were told by Mid- Szymanski said the policy would be Publisher As of next year, the Middlesex County dlesex County Tax Administrator Angela changed for 1998. Kevin Witt man Board of Taxation will allow tenths of a cent Szymanski that county tax policy did not Technically, the money which will be to be allotted in calculating township fire allow for tenths of cents in fire budgets, raised beyond the fire districts' budget A Greater Media Newspaper district tax rates. thus, rates had to be raised by full cents lequirements is earmarked to go duectly into The "tenth of a cent" issue gained wide- while a one-tenth of a cent increase would the South Brunswick's general fund. spread attention last week when two town- have sufficed. This resulted in approximate- However, Nieman said he and his staff are ship fire districts experienced unexpected ly $255,000 m tax revenue beyond what was examining avenues which would return The Sentinel Newspaper is published rises in fire tax rates. Fire District 2 endured necessary to fill out the budgets or cover the those funds to the fire districts in order to Thursday by Sentinel Publishing Co., P.O. a 1-cent rate increase from 3 to 4 cents per tax levies. offset next year's operating budgets. Box 1080, East Brunswick, N.J 08816. Standard postage paid at East Brunswick, $100 of assessed value, while District 1 However, according to Township Szymanski is currently on vacation and N.J. $40 a year. First-class mail subscrip- incurred a 2-cent hike from 4 to 6 cents per Administrator Donato Nieman, it soon came could not be reached for comment. tion available at $72 for 26 weeks, 40 $100 of assessed value. to light that fire districts in both Plainsboro —John P. Dowgin cents a copy. 4 SENTINEL, AUGUST 21,1997

A GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS SPECIAL SECTION Research advances on Lyme disease researcher at the University of Neurologic Lyme disease may occur Learn these signs Medicine and Dentistry of New within days of getting an infected tick AJersey (UMDNJ) has discovered bite, or could take months or years to a specific antibody in the spinal fluid of develop. patients with neurologic Lyme disease. "Detecting this specific antibody in of skin cancer This finding may be the basis for early the spinal fluid of Lyme disease patients diagnosis and more effective treatment, with neurologic difficulties is extremely Summer is the cruelest season, at least as far as your skin is con- officials have announced. cerned. The skin's No. 1 enemy is the sun, and there is no such thing important because it tells as "a healthy tan." Exposure to the ultraviolet rays of the sun, or of tan- The finding involves the doctor that the cen- ning lamps, speeds the aging process of your skin and puts you at the early detection in tral nervous system has increased risk of developing skin cancer. More than 70,000 new cases spinal fluid of a specific been invaded and intra- of skin cancer are diagnosed each year. But if caught early enough, antibody response to a venous antibiotics are most skin cancers are curable. specific protein, known as warranted for treat- Knowing what to look for is the key to early detection: Outer Surface Protein, of ment," said Dr. Patricia • Actinic Keratosis is a pre-cancerous lesion that looks like a the Lyme disease bacteria K. Coyle, a neurologist responsible for the infec- patch of dry skin that won't go away. It can measure anywhere from at the SUNY-Stony 1/4-inch to 1 inch in diameter, is slightly raised and can be tan, brown, tion, said Dr. Steven E. gray or red in color. Schutzer, associate profes- Brook, who collaborated with Dr. Schutzer. • Basal Cell Carcinoma is a tumor that appears either as a slow- sor of medicine and an growing, fleshy, translucent bump on the head, neck or hands, or immunologist at the In addition to the more rarely as a flat growth on the trunk of the body. UMDNJ-New Jersey neurological symptoms, • Squamous Cell Carcinoma is a red, scaly patch typically found all 16 patients in the on the ear, face, lips and mouth! It may spread to other parts of the Medical School, Newark. body or develop into large masses. He is the lead author in an study exhibited other signs of Lyme disease, • Malignant Melanoma may appear without warning or it may article published in the Aug. 15 edition begin in or near a mole, or dark sport on the skin. It often begins as of the Journal of Clinical Investigation. such as the bulls eye rash, flu-like ill- a light-brown to black, flat blemish with irregular borders. If you find Neurologic Lyme disease occurs ness and fatigue. something suspicious, see a dermatologist immediately. when the infection from a tick bite The research was funded in part by Here are some tips to consider, offered by The Jacqueline M. and spreads to the nervous system, affecting grants from the National Institute of Robert N. Wilentz Cancer Center of Raritan Bay Medical Center: Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin • Avoid the midday sun, especially from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., when the brain, nerves and spinal cord. the sun's rays are the strongest. Neurologic dysfunction occurs in about Diseases and the National Institute of • Block the sun by applying sunscreen with a Sun Protection 40 percent of Lyme disease cases. It can Allergy and Infectious Diseases, both Factor (SPF) of at least 15, about 20 minutes before exposure. result in meningitis, which is character- part of the National Institutes of Health, Reapply every two hours after swimming and sweating. ized by a headache, stiff neck, or con- and the Centers for Disease Control and • Cover up with a wide-brim hat or visor, tightly woven clothing and fusion and memory difficulties. Prevention. sunglasses when outdoors. Keep infants under the age of 6 months out of direct sunlight. You can improve you chances of finding skin cancer by perform- ing a self-exam regularly, especially after a shower or bath. Check you skin in a well-lighted room, using a mirror. Begin by learning where your birthmarks, moles and blemishes are, and what they usu- The Raritan Bay Medical Center has the Perth Amboy and Old Bridge divisions. For more information on skin cancer prevention, contact The Jacqueline M. and Robert N. Wilentz Cancer Center at (732) 324-5078.

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Celebration to include ($1.99 per minute) TouchTone™ or Rotary phones. You must be 18 or older. a 'Bicentennial Baby/ year's events will cost anything. "We're going to try to keep the events at minimum WOMEN ATTN: JOE commemorative stamp or no cost," she noted. JOE You answered my ad on The committee is currently accepting SEEKING MEN July 31 st (#16044) I didn't get your SEEKING WOMEN Call 1-900-773-6602 phone number. Please call BY JQHM P. POWGIN donations from corporations, businesses and back....I would really love to spaak Call 1-900-773-6602 individuals to offset the celebration's costs. $1.99 permin. toyoul!!!! BOX 15491 $1.99 permin. staff Writer Just within the last few days, a grades LOVES TO DANCE SOON TO BE DIVORCED NOT INTO BAR SCENES five through eight summer camp at Indian Young at heart and in looks, 50 40 something, Italian Catholic 40 yr old, 5'8", 190 Ib, white male, SOUTH BRUNSWICK — For proof plus, white Jewish professional female, seeking a gentle, loving, drug and disease free, nonsmoker, Fields Elementary School raised $255 female, enjoys dancing, exercis- that Kathy Thorpe holds a deeply rooted sincere male who is "real", with rare social drinker, enjoys movies, toward the effort. ing, cultural events, dining out. integrity, morals, values, honor and the outdoors, dining out, sports, sense of patriotism, look no further than the "To me, it shows there's grass-roots sup- Seeks slim, fit, single white profes- sense of humor. BOX 16044 parks, flea markets and more. Henderson Road home she shares with her sional male, 45 to 60, financially Seeking a female, 26 to 47, for port," Thorpe said regarding the donation. secure, non smoker, with similar TALL BLONDE LADY husband. companionship, friendship, possible "If the kids are going to get involved, it's Interests. BOX 32467 Attractive, single white female, 36, long term relationship. BOX 37705 The couple's front yard is adorned by 5'8", 135 lbs, hazel eyes, non really great." HEAR FROM YOU SOON?? MAKE MY DAY! no less than two American flags. A pair of smoker, fit and active. Enjoys Any funds raised which aren't used by 32 yrold, 57", single white female, movies, dancing, gourmet foods, 35 yr old, 5'10", attractive, white, cars and a pick-up truck occupy spots in the committee will go toward turning the pretty with long brown hair, is outdoors and various sports. Jewish male with black hair and the driveway, all of which are Fords. Even seeking a sweet, caring, single Seeking attractive, 6'1" plus, fit blue eyes. Enjoys dining out, Wetherhill house, the historical Georges white male, 28 to 39, thin to medi- dancing, movies and more. as the Thorpes relax in their den, a televi- and active, non smoking single um build. Enjoys the boardwalk, white male, 30 to 40, with similar Seeking a single white female, 25 Road structure used for township events, music, movies and Atlantic City. sion set surrounded by family portraits is into a historical museum of South Interests. BOX 32469 to 45, nonsmoker, with similar tuned to the Little League World Scries. In BOX 16002 interests. BOX 11363 Brunswick Township lore. ACTIVE, FUN LOVING sum total, it may just be the most all- FIT THE BILL? LET'S GET HITCHED! "The library doesn't have any place to Single white Christian female, 35, American home on anybody's block. Attractive 40 year old white tall, professional, intelligent, attrac- 38 yr old, single white professional display (donated township memorabilia)," female, 5'7", and 110 pounds. tive, loves life. Varied interests, male seeking a single white female, Thorpe's allegiances hardly end with her Looking for a healthy, trim profes- from sports and motorcycles to 25 to 35, who Is outgoing, fun toving Thorpe said. "A lot of our old things are just sional white male, 40 to 60, with a country, however, and she is demonstrating locked up in closets. We want to be able to symphonies and theatre. Seeks tall, and romantic. Enjoys spending time that fact once again by serving as chair- medium build, for friendship and a professional, single white male, 35 together, movies, theater, travel and display some of it." possible long term relationship. to 40, non smoker, Christian values, more. BOX 12810 woman of South Brunswick Township's BOX 38568 with similar interests. No couch The Feb. 21 proceedings will be only the SPECIAL, FUN TIMES upcoming Bicentennial Celebration. potatoes, please. BOX 32470 tip of the celebration iceberg. SINCERITY/HONESTY... Professional, good looking, fit Ever since planning the township's A bicycle tour is being planned in con- 29 yr old, queen sized, attractive, DARK HAIR/HAZEL EYES male Is seeking a sincere, pas- 190th birthday in 1988, Thorpe, who has intelligent, black female, great 29 yr old, 5'3", single white female sionate, monogamous relationship junction with Franklin Township, which is sense of humor, sincere, honest. with a fit, fun female who works served as South Brunswick's township clerk enjoys travel, weekend trips, NYC, also celebrating a bicentennial next year. Enjoys movies, clubs or a nice Broadway, Atlantic City and more out. Let's share special, fun for the last 23 years, has been hoping for a Reichler Park will hold a car show June 28, evening at home. Looking for a Seeking someone who is sincere, times.., BOX 15282 spectacular, yearlong celebration commem- black male, 30 to 35, who is pas- sense of humor and likes to have while township resident Dr. Richard Ilnicki sionate, honest, sincere, for TAKING IT SLOWLY orating the launch of South Brunswick's fun; for a possible long term rela- 6'2", well built, professional, hard- is planning a bicentennial garden to be friendship/possible relationship. tionship. BOX 11997 third century of existence. BOX 38995 working, African American male is planted at the Wetherhill house. SEEKS HARLEY MAN... seeking a woman, 38 and older, Following the 190th anniversary cel- A coverlet adorned with scenes of South DIVORCED MOTHER 38 yr old, divorced white female, who is emotionally and financially ebration, Thorpe took over the 200th an- Brunswick's history is being designed and 5'8", attractive, single black profes- smoker, beer drinker. Loves life, stable, If you enjoy good times, niversary committee in April of 1996 on sional female seeking a tall, educat- enjoys long walks, the beach, her music, outdoors, relaxing, good will be available for purchase. ed, professional man who knows conversations and more...call! what she thought would be an interim basis. Harley and more. Seeking a man, Thorpe said plans are even under way what he wants in life If you are with a Harley and a sense of BOX 15682 "I thought during that period we'd be financially and emotionally secure, humor, who Is drug free, for com- for a bicentennial cookbook, which she is handsome...call mel BOX 15440 A POEM FOR YOU... looking for volunteers and someone to head panionship. BOX 11935 20 yr old, respectful, loving and still collecting recipes for. "We're looking SOMETHING CASUAL (the Bicentennial Committee) up," she said. for recipes and a little bit of history," she HANG OUT WITH ME caressing type of seed, give me "No one came forward, and once I got it 5'8", fit, attractive, nswly divorced, 24 yr old, 5'6", 155 Ib, single your heart and locked in my eyes said, noting that submissions should include white professional mother seeking female, light skinned. Seeking a you will be. Look a fantasy waiting started, I decided that I've done this much a brief family history for the recipe. a professional male, 38 to 45, who male, 21 to 26, medium built. for you to sail, I promise you it will already and I may as well see it through." is tall and good looking, for dating. Enjoys hanging out and having no1 fail. BOX 39064 The committee is also collecting old Kids are fine. BOX 15589 So far, see it through she has. And now, fun. BOX 14638 A GOOD FRIENDSHIP maps of the township, specifically from the NO COUCH POTATOES!! she has help. 18th century, which will be reproduced and WEEKEND COMPANION 29 yr old, 6'1", soft spoken, caring, "At our first meeting, we had 10 vol- 35 yr o!d, tall, professional, attrac- Professional single black female single white male enjoys music, also available to residents. tive, single whlta Christian female seeking single white male who outdoors, camping, beach, long unteers. Now we have 5 1/2 pages of volun- loves life and have varied inter- needs space in a possible relation- drives, nice times, bowling, etc. "They're interesting in that those maps ests. Seeking a tall, professional, teers," Thorpe said, leafing through a thick are done differently," Thorpe explained. ship. Non smoker and very light Seeking a single white female, 25 booklet outlining the upcoming events the single white male, 35 to 40, non- drinker. Enjoys indoor and outdoor to 30, who has the same interests. "The streets are there, but they have the smoker, drug free with Christian activities. Must have similar Inter- BOX 16375 committee already has planned. values, for friendship; possible ests. BOX 14738 names of the actual landowners as well." relationship. BOX 15723 GOOD TIMES ONLY The festivities will officially commence Thorpe added that during the course of SEEK A GOOD FRIEND Attractive white mala, 22,5'11" and on Feb. 21, the 200th anniversary of South the year, 200 trees will be planted in the SOMETHING NEW 20 yr old, 57", 145 Ib, light 160 lbs, seeks attractive single Brunswick's incorporation into a township, Single white female, 20, 5'3", skinned, single, Afro American, white female, 35 to 45, for Intimate township, with two larger legacy trees to be petite, dancer, black hair, brown employed mother of one, as well and enjoyable times. BOX 32482 and will be kicked off by what Thorpe eyes. Seeking serious relationship' as a college student; spontaneous, planted at the municipal building and the I LOVE TO WORK! anticipates as "a big birthday bash." high school. marriage, with an attractive, Italian open minded and Independent. Thorpe hopes the daylong event will or French, brown hair, blue eyes, Enjoy miniature golf, movies, out- 36 yr old, father of two, enjoys One of the largest events of the year, 18 to 25. BOX 32477 door activities and time with my camping, cooking, country music, take place over at least three, perhaps four, Thorpe hopes, will be the Bicentennial daughter. BOX 40168 gardening, etc. Searching for a venues, with activities being held at both the SLIM BRUNETTE partner... BOX 36630 Parade, set to be held in June. Divorced white female, 4O's, LOOKING FOR LOVE new and old South Brunswick high schools, romantic, down to earth, caring Cute, single white female, hazel GET TO KNOW MEI "My idea for the parade is that I want to 55 yr old, 5'8", 175 Ib, retired fire the township's Senior Center and possibly see a lot of floats. Companies, organizations lady seeks an honest, one woman eyes, auburn hair. In search of sin- Crossroads Middle School (which by that •man, for lasting relationship, 45 to gle attractive, white, black or fighter looking for someone to like PTAs, service organizations, all com- 55. Middlesex County. BOX 32478 Hispanic male, who is also looking meet sometime. If you are interast- time will officially be called the Upper ed...please call! BOX 38478 peting at different levels." GIVE ME A CALL for love. Must have a variety of Elementary School), with buses shuttling interests. Could lead to long term The "Bicentennial Baby" will be pro- 46 yr oM, 5'4", 125 Ib, divorced GUIDELINES residents from site to site. relationship. BOX 32461 vided a float, and the parade may also fea- white female enjoys the outdoors, The Greater Media Newspapers Those locations will house an extremely dancing and reading. Seeking an CENTRAL JERSEY assumes no liability for contents of, or ture a marching band competition. honest, sincere, humorous gentle- 4O's, 5'6", born Again, divorced replies to any personal advertisements; wide variety of activities as Thorpe hopes to "Sort of a mini Rose Bowl Parade with- man, 46 to 55. BOX 14140 white female who is attractive, fit and such liability rests exclusively with provide something of interest to every town- trie advertiser ol. or respondent to, out the roses," Thorpe said laughing. CAN YOU PLAY POOL? and educated. Enjoys sports, trav- such advertisements The Greater ship resident. Professional and amateur These are just a handful of the wide- 57 1/2", full figured, single black el and adventure. Seeking a Born Media Newspapers may, in its sole dis- musicians will be on hand, and attractions, female seeking a single black Again, single white male, tall, edu- cretion, change, reject or delete any spread and extraordinarily ambitious plans cated, successful, n/s and more. personal advertisements which it such as face painters and perhaps a teen-age male, 22 to 32, who is 5'10" or deems Inappropriate. All advertisers the committee has outlined. However, taller with a medium to large build. BOX 40027 dance, will be held for the younger set. must record a voice greeting to accom- Thorpe is driven by a sense of duty that Enjoy having fun. Want someone pany their ad. Ads without voice greet- Two other events will be held Feb. 21 in intelligent, adventurous, good ings may not appear in The Meeting would dwarf any celebration's scale. humored... BOX 15510 DOUBLE DATING Place. When you respond to a Meeting addition to the townshipwide birthday party. "I'm going to be retiring soon," she said. Call 1-900-773-6602 Place ad, your phone bill will reflect a The first child born to a South Brunswick LEAVE THE PAST..... $1.99 permin. charge of$1.99 per minute. An average "I've tried for my 25 years to make South BEHINDI 57", single white 3 minute call cosls $5.97 The Meeting couple after the stroke of midnight will be Brunswick (one community), and not just female (brunette with green eyes) PLACE YOUR FREE AD TODAY! Place 900« is provided by Advanced officially named the "Bicentennial Baby," Telecom Services, Wayne, PA 19037. Dayton and Monmouth Junction and all the loves movies, long walks, candle- Are you and your friend looking to The Meeting Place Is brought to you by and the post office will issue a commemora- rest. This is going to be my swan song." light dinner and more. Seeking a meet two nice people to go out Greater Media Newspapers and tive stamp for township.collectors. single white male, non-smoker. with? If SO, call 1-800-647-8403 to Advanced Telecom Services. Wiping a tear away, she concluded, "I BOX 15769 place your FREE ad todayl Copyright 1997 ATS "We look on it as a family affair," think the most important thing is to let Thorpe said. "Hopefully, we're going to be South Brunswick have one heck of a birth- m m able to keep it affordable to everybody. day party." Call I 8QQ"64 7 8403 to place your ad 24 hrs. a day! We're looking at a figure of $7 per head." TouchTone or Rotary phones. 6 AUGUST 21, 1997, SENTINEL NS

OUR VIEW It's budget time again in N.B. hat a difference a year for the state to approve legisla- makes. Last year tion to allow such a sale, but as W North Brunswick resi- far as we know, the process has dents were facing a massive 38- not been tested. cent municipal tax rate hike to Hopefully, it will work in res- support the fiscal 1997 budget. idents' favor. But, meanwhile, This year, the proposed rate is they should keep their fingers slated to drop a penny. crossed. While that is an impressive The township is also imple- difference, it's unfortunate menting a new innovative municipal officials weren't able garbage collection system, simi- to lower the rate even more to lar to one in nearby Sayreville. compensate for last year's steep That change is supposed to hike. intended to cut Public Works Department costs. But the pro- North Brunswick has been posed budget only shows a taking some innovative steps to $100,700 reduction. cut costs. The problem is none of "Maybe the savings show up the savings have been realized elsewhere in the spending plan or yet, at least none the Sentinel is perhaps they won't be realized aware of. for several years. One of the most interesting The mayor called last year's steps, which should come on the budget an "aberration," which heels of next week's budget hear- officials all deplored. ing, will be the sale of the tax Residents interested in voic- levy. ing their opinions about this North Brunswick Mayor Paul year's should attend Tuesday's Matacera lobbied long and hard hearing. HITIRS stepped up the process to get community. Johnson is a things accomplished. I urge the With regard to east/west traf- Council-mgr. plan suits S.B. residents of South Brunswick to fic, the present Township plan as prescribed by Newproven leader search out the truth for them- Committee under Mayor he South Brunswick selves. Look into the matters that Charter Study Commis- Jersey's Optional Municipal he residents of South Johnson's leadership has secured Charter Law. Further, we recom- Brunswick Township need are of concern to the community nearly $8 million from sion, after nine months of and see who cares enough to Tstudy, interviews and delibera- mend a five-member council T to be reminded of a few Middlesex County toward the address them. Talk with people in tions, submitted its final report including the mayor. The mayor facts concerning the Democratic completion of Route 522. Some is elected directly by the voters administration, facts that the the administration and see, first- of this money will provide sound and recommendations to the hand, the level of commitment that township clerk on Aug. 1. for a four-year term. The remain- Republicans would prefer to barriers for homeowners along ing four council members are sweep under the rug while they they have toward our town and the the highway as well as build the The commission conducted an amount of service they are willing jughandle on the south side of in-depth study of South elected for four-year terms on a continue their practice of slinging staggered basis. Elections are mud. to give in order to provide a com- Route 1. Brunswick and its present form munity that is affordable, clean, of government and identified held every two years on an at- I have known (Mayor) Debra At the same time Mayor large, partisan basis. Johnson for many years. She is an safe and beautiful to live in. Look Johnson was working toward the weaknesses inherent in the town- for yourself, and you will discover ship form. In view of the town- The question will be placed honest person who cares deeply completion of Route 522, she for our community. In addition, the truth as it really exists, not as was assisting South Brunswick's ship's growth and the ever on the ballot for the general elec- some would have you believe it is. increasing complexity of local tion on Nov. 4. The voters will she makes herself totally available senior citizens in securing the for the people to air their concerns DIANE L. HUGHES information necessary for them government, the commission decide whether or not this change Kendall Park concluded that the township form should be made. to her. This Democratic adminis- to apply for a discount on their of government no longer meets Copies of the report will be tration works diligently to make water and sewer charges. This the needs of South Brunswick. mailed to the voters of South itself more accessible to the people S.B. mayor is discount will be particularly ben- eficial for our very elderly The commission examined all Brunswick in September. For because it wants to listen and it those who wish to read the report cares. Under Ms. Johnson's lead- 'on the ball' seniors who have been living on the alternate forms of govern- a fixed income for many years. ment available to South earlier, copies are available in the ership, the administration has think we in South Brunswick Brunswick and found serious township clerk's office. saved more than $400,000 in have a mayor who is very So if we want to keep some- undesirable features associated Members of the commission health insurance this year. Ef- Idefinitely "on the ball." one who is definitely "on the with the mayor-council plan, the will be available to meet with ficiency and effectiveness is its By "on the ball," I mean ball" on our Township mayor-council-administrator plan community groups after Labor hallmarks. You'll find the proof, Mayor (Debra) Johnson is some- Committee, come November best and the special charter. Only the Day to explain findings and an- for example, in the much needed one who can deal with a commu- we vote for Democrat Debra council-manager plan addresses swer questions. Requests should repairs being accomplished in the nity-wide problem, such as Johnson. every problem we identified in be made to the Charter Study township (such as on Fresh Ponds east/west traffic, while at the the township-committee form. Commission, Municipal Road). This administration same time never hesitating to JEAN A. STARKS Only in the council-manager Building, P.O. Box 190, assist a small group within the Kingston form do the desirable features Monmouth Junction, NJ 08852; outweigh the undesirable. or call Jane Snyder at 297-3727 Our findings are discussed or Sylvia Lee at 329-0274. Columns from readers sought for 'Your Turn' fully in the body of the report and The commissioners thank the form the basis for the commis- residents, officials and employees our Turn is an occasional general interest form for ordinary citizens and community opinion sion's unanimous conclusion that of South Brunswick for their column written by one of our readers. We makers. the council-manager plan is the cooperation and assistance and Y invite readers to submit columns for con- If you're a writer who's interested in partici- form of government best suited for providing us with the oppor- sideration. pating, send your submission to Marilyn Duff, to carry South Brunswick into the tunity to conduct the study. Columns should run between 500 and 750 Managing Editor, the Sentinel, P.O. Box 1080, 21st century. JANE C. SNYDER words and should concern topics and issues of East Brunswick, NJ. 08816. We recommend replacing the Chairwoman of the South local interest. Items exceeding that length will be All submissions must include the writer's current township form of govern- Brunswick Charter Study cut accordingly or may not be accepted. name, address and daytime telephone number for ment with, the councj]-manager .Commission We would like this feature to serve as a plat- verification purposes. • • • -"Jlli ?!.:."•""" .... "nifti!'. n ft > NS SENTINEL, AUGUST 21, 1997 7

Mayor unselfish and dedicated Settlement is a significant step used to think that the results and the Debbie collected data on the number of uch has been said about the pro- ly believes that the FDA must be guaran- type of activity, whether social or cul- ethnic groups in the township. She person- posed tobacco settlement over teed complete authority and provided I tural, and the expected benefits dictate ally recruited high school volunteers to M the past few weeks, but not appropriate resources to carry out its reg- normally how much time and effort should make telephone solicitation for ads in the enough attention has been given to the ulatory role over tobacco products in a be devoted to a specific activity. However, program book. She would read and correct opportunities this settlement offers to the timely fashion. last year, my membership on the (South the minutes of the meeting. Her Human public health community in its fight to Another area of concern to the Brunswick) Human Relations Relations Committee meetings were full reduce tobacco use in the United States. American Heart Association is that penal- Commission was somewhat of an educa- of volunteers and enthusiasts ready to con- This settlement includes a comprehen- ties applied to the tobacco industry must tion. tribute. To top it all, on Community Unity sive set of regulations that we in the pub- be painful enough to eliminate any eco- In 1995,1 retired. I thought that now I Day, she did the Jamaican storytelling her- lic health community could not have nomic benefit of getting a young person have time so I should be more active and self. imagined just months ago. addicted to tobacco. The penalties out- try to get involved with various township She studied at the University of Cali- The proposed tobacco settlement isn't lined in the settlement should serve as a activities. So, I became a member of the fornia at Los Angeles Law School and the perfect, but the American Heart benchmark for Congress and others in Human Relations Commission. Our task University of Pennsylvania (Philadelphia), Association is encouraged by the opportu- determining appropriate amounts the was to promote social and cultural har- both prestigious schools. nities this settlement agreement offers the tobacco industry should pay. mony between different social, cultural During my membership on the Human public and views it as a significant step in The American Heart Association also and ethnic groups. We met once a month. Relations Commission, I learned for the the battle against tobacco use. believes there are other crucial elements We tried to resolve a small problem first time by watching Debbie Johnson Prevention of cardiovascular diseases related to tobacco control not included in between two individuals who came from that no matter how small the task, one and stroke is the primary goal of the the settlement that must be addressed by different social backgrounds. We talked to must do it with the utmost commitment, American Heart Association. Tobacco use the congressional and executive branches both the individuals. However, the two dedication and sincerity. I know the high kills more than 400,000 Americans each of our government. They include interna- parties resolved the situation themselves. school students who worked with her year and is the single leading preventable tional marketing of tobacco products, We celebrated Community Unity Day on admired her. cause of death in the United States. tobacco excise taxes and tobacco farm Sept. 21, when we had various song and These qualities of sincerity, unselfish The proposed settlement document is issues. dance performances and ethnic foods by dedication to hard work and true commit- complex. The public health community The American Heart Association different ethnic groups. This activity of ment would carry Debbie Johnson a long and the public must be vigilant in holding remains steadfast in its efforts to hold the promoting social and cultural harmony way. We are proud to have her as our both the tobacco industry and our govern- tobacco industry accountable for the death among different ethnic groups in a nice mayor. With the qualities that Debbie has, ment officials accountable to carry out and disability it has caused. We are com- and comparatively tolerant township pop- she is going to reach much higher levels steps that will reduce and eventually elim- mitted to assuring that the tobacco indus- ulation is not of a level that requires such a that we have yet to see. I have learned inate use of tobacco products in our coun- try and our government agencies enact commitment and dedication as (Mayor) from her to work hard with utmost dedica- try. appropriate measures to correct past Debbie Johnson provided to the task as tion, no matter how small the task at hand. While the American Heart Association wrongdoing and assure the protection of "liaison." Debbie was a liaison between I wish Debbie Johnson success. believes the settlement is a significant our children and the public's health. the Township Committee and the Human J. B. SINGH step forward, we do have very serious DR. CHARLES DENNIS Relations Commission. Kendall Park concerns about the provision on the President FDA's regulatory authority over tobacco American Heart Association products. New Jersey Affiliate Y fills void in juvenile recreation The American Heart Association firm- North Brunswick e are in the third week of pre- choose. We have all too often failed to senting a "quality-of-life" issue address what interests children because of W that is both important to the some real or imagined "insurance risk." Republican Party and has an affect on our The YMCA is an organization, fully AARP gives tips to community. insured and experienced in dealing with The next issue in the series is juvenile the activities of adolescence. related. I became a member of the board It is less costly to deal with our young- of directors of the YMCA because I felt sters in a positive nature then to pay the lessen memory loss strongly about the need to fill a void in price of failing to do so. You should call recreation activities available to township Director Dave Anderson at (732) 329- Sixty-seven percent of Americans People can learn to improve their children. 1150 for information on how to support claim they experience memory loss, memory by following a simple three- I was fortunate as a child because I his efforts to bring a full YMCA facility according to Barry Gordon, M.D., PhJD., step guideline recommended by a num- was able to experience the full benefit of to our community. head of The Johns Hopkins Division of ber of memory experts throughout the a YMCA. Several of my friends and I You may also call Chairman Douglas Cognitive Neurology in Baltimore. country. were taken weekly, by a neighborhood Hoffman in the evenings at (732) 422- "The truth is, however, that only a 1) Since stress can cause memory father, to the Passaic YMCA to play bas- 0442 or me during the day at (732) 297- small proportion of people develop sig- loss, it helps to reduce anxiety about for- ketball, swim and play knock hockey. We 2051. Additionally, please stop and speak nificant memory problems due to brain getting, Relax, take frequent breaks, had use of a facility that provided us with with us at any of the township events or disease," he said. give yourself permission to sometimes hours of entertainment during summer meetings that we regularly attend. "Although researchers have identified forget things. days and winter evenings. ARTHUR A. ROEDEL JR. some memory changes that may occur 2) Choose what to remember and The youth of South Brunswick need Vice Chairman with normal aging, the majority of older what to forget. We don't need to the same opportunity. They need a place South Brunswick people will not face severe memory remember everything — avoid trying to to go where they can use their skateboards Republican Organization loss," Carol Cober, an expert on mental remember trivial and irrelevant informa- and experience the activities that they health issues at the American tion. Use lists if you need them. Association of Retired Persons (AARP), 3) Build memory skills both internal- said. ly and externally. Internal strategies Some normal age-related memory include improving listening skills, com- Wmm changes are: posing mental picture or making up • slower thinking — requires more rhymes to remember things. External Audition dates set by Villagers Theatre time to learn something new or remem- strategies include keeping a daily calen- ber where you put something; dar, keeping items like keys and glasses Starting Sept. 2, the Villagers Theatre, The play will be performed Oct. 31 through • concentration difficulty — helps to in a specific place or using a timer as a 475 DeMott Lane, will be holding open Nov. 23 on weekends. minimize interruptions and distractions, reminder. auditions for four upcoming productions. • Sept. 27 and Sept. 28 from noon to 3 which may cause forgetfulness; Scientists have found that, barring Appointments are not necessary. For more p.m. — Chess auditions will be held. Those • requiring more memory cues — re- illness or disease, our minds can stay information, call (732) 873-2710 and leave auditioning should bring 16 bars of a ballad membering where you met someone healthy well into old age. Long-term a message; a return call will be made. or up-tempo song. Show dates are Jan. 9 helps to recall their name. memory seems to remain intact with through May 10 on weekends. Many common causes of memory advancing age and intellectual capacity • Sept. 2 and Sept. 3 at 7:30 p.m. — can expand, Danny and the Deep Blue Sea auditions • Oct. 7 and Oct. 8 at 7:30 p.m. — Au- loss have nothing to do with aging. will be held. Participants will be asked to ditions will be conducted for Lusting after Clinical depression, imbalances in the For a free brochure on understanding read from the script. Performance dates will Pipino's Wife. Participants should prepare a body's fluid, medications, malnutrition, and improving memory, request a copy be Oct. 17-19 and 23-25. comedy monologue or sketch and be pre- low blood sugar and poor blood circula- of Now Where Did I Put My Keys? by calling AARFs New Jersey state office • Sept. 8 and Sept. 9 at 7:30 p.m. — pared to read from the script. Performance tion are a few causes. Anxiety, fatigue and stress can also affect memory, at (609) 987-0744. ' " Auditions for The Passion ofDracula will dates are Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays and be conducted by reading from the script. Sundays from Dec. 12-20. 8 AUGUST 21, 1997, SENTINEL Summer Academy wraps up 3rd year BY JOHN P. DOWGIN practical exercise in computation. So, along with their teachers, the stu- Staff Writer dents took a day trip lunch break to SOUTH BRUNSWICK — For as long Pierre's Delicatessen on Georges Road. as there has been school, there has been The children kept their own guest summer vacation, that three-month respite check, calculated a 10-pcrcent tip and got which most schoolchildren yearn for. a meal out of the exercise to boot. On Friday, however, the school district Another positive aspect of the Summer wrapped up a veision of summer school Academy, Haney noted, is the specialized that makes ditching class look like a drag. attention provided for each student. With The South Brunswick Summer ratios of eight students to one teacher on Academy, a special summer curriculum the elementary level and 10-to-i for the aimed at teaching students problem-solv- middle and high school students, class BUCKELEW DAY IN JAMESBURG — Nick Holsten, 8, of South ing skills through both classroom and sizes remained more than manageable. Brunswick displays a replica of a Brown Bess musket, a weapon used real-world applications, enjoyed their In addition to the 14 township teachers during the Revolutionary War. Nick learned about the musket and end-of-session picnic at Reichler Park on who staffed the program, two college edu- other aspects of Colonial life at Jamesburg's Buckelew Day, a histori- Friday, celebrating four weeks of hard but cation majors lent a helping hand at cal festival commemorating the town's founder, James Buckelew. enjoyable work. (Augusto F. Menezes/Greater Media) Crossroads while four graduates of pre- The Summer Academy's premise is vious Summer Academy classes volun- based in part on the educational theory teered to tutor at the high school. "It's Parties aod Fossil Night set at library that children's academic skills tend to really wonderful," Haney observed. recede during a scholastically inactive "Small class sizes help kids. Kids even The second set of summer reading par- Reading Is Fundamental (RTF) book distrib- summer. ties will take place tomorrow and Saturday utions, where each child will have the get a lot of one-on-one attention." at the South Brunswick Public Library. opportunity to pick out two free paperback "Research shows that kids tend to To prepare for teaching the Summer Children who are registered for the "Go books. The parties are sponsored by RIF regress during the summer months," said Academy's slightly modified curriculum, Buggy with Books" program and have read Distributions and the Friends of the Library. John Haney, a teacher at Crossroads all teachers underwent six hours of inten- at least one book this summer may choose For party information, call the library at Middle School for the last 14 years who sive training in teaching math and read- one of three parties to attend. 329-4000, Ext. 285. just finished his first stint as Summer ing. Haney said that math specialist Kaye . Party No. 1 is for children ages 5 and Children and parents arc also invited to Academy principal. "Here, kids try to Crown and reading specialist Sharon become strategic learners. younger, the second party is for children in Fossil Night on Aug. 26 at 7 p.m. David D. Suskin deserve a great deal of credit for preschool through second grade and the Lauer, member of the Delaware Valley "We give them problem-solving third party is for youth in third through sixth Paleontological Society, will speak about his the academy's success. "They did a mar- skills," Haney added. "We want them to velous job," he noted. grade. Each child must bring his/her reading fossil collection and share examples with the be able to solve a problem, and then, tell log to the party. The log is the party admis- audience. Registration is requiredt. To regis- us how they did it." And the academy has proved suc- sion ticket. All parties will be followed by ter, call (732) 329-4000, Ext. 285. cessful, especially in academic terms. According to Haney, the academy This is the third year the academy has focuses on three age groups that educa- operated under its current format, and it tional researchers indicate gain the most from a summer curriculum. has proven to be beneficial over that time span. "We have selected kids going from second to third grade, sixth to seventh "We have found it has helped students We are proud of the job our grade and eighth to ninth grade," Haney in the past," Haney said, adding that stu- explained. "We feel those are really good dents will be closely monitored during the earners do and hope that you windows for the program. We've targeted upcoming school year to more accurately these ages." measure the academy's effectiveness. are pleased with their service. The elementary-level pupils met at Middle and high school students have Cambridge Middle School in Kendall taken a pretest and will take a post-test to Park and the middle school students met measure their progress over the summer, at Crossroads, while the high schoolers while elementary students will have their attended summer classes at the old South district writing portfolios scrutinized for Brunswick High School. Classes met for the same purpose. three hours every weekday for four However, the amount of fun the kids we wait iolffidi about il weeks. have while learning is the most important Teachers devoted Monday through measure of success for the Summer Call our Customer Service Center on Friday Thursday to classroom activities while Academy. By that standard, the program providing weekly class trips every Friday. could not have run more smoothly. between 9 a.m. and 12 noon if you received a According to Haney, one of the pro- "You actually see smiling faces at damaged paper or if no paper is delivered on gram's strongest points is the realism and summer school," Haney remarked. "The Thursday. A Customer Service representative will usefulness of the skills taught. "The stu- kids love it. arrange for a replacement copy. (Not available for dents get real-world experience using "Once they see they can learn and they mailed delivery). real-world things," he said. can write, they love it," Haney added. For example, the Crossroads students "We want to make reading, writing and The sooner we know there is a problem the decided that, in accordance with their math interesting for them, and we really sooner we can correct it. math curriculum, they should carry out a think it's going to be a great success," Please don't hesitate to call to compliment your carrier when he/she is doing a good job. South Brunswick library plans events Customer Service Reps are The South Brunswick Public Library book discussion group will be held announces the following events: Sept. 8 at 7:30 p.m. M. Scott Peck's available 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. • The Friends of the Library Summer The Road Less Traveled will be dis- Mon.-Fri. You can leave a Foreign Film Festival will draw to a cussed at the meeting. New members message 24 hours close with the free showing of the are invited; the group usually meets on German film Maybe, Maybe Not today the first Monday of the month. The everyday. Leave name, at 1:30 p.m. and 7 p.m. in the Meeting October book for discussion will be complete address, phone # Room. Final Judgment by Richard North • In observance of Labor Day, the li- Patterson. For information on obtaining & short message. brary will be closed on Sept. 1. the books, call (732) 329-4000, Ext. • The next meeting of the library's 287. SENTINEL, AUGUST 21, 1997 B Retail center hearing to continue tonight Route 1 shopping Salvatore Fedenco, the general man- ance because the zone line runs through vironmentally constrained wetlands area. ager for developei Byron-Hill New Jersey the property within the office/research Hajek suggested the developer consid- center would include Corp. of Marlboro, told the board the (OR) zone. "The application tonight is not er downsizing the plan by eliminating four anchor stores 244,330-square-foot "community retail for approval of the shopping center itself, several of the retail stores so the parking shopping center" is expected to house but a bulk variance, because a detention area wouldn't be "squeezed" for space. four major anchor stores, retail shops and basin and parking spaces are within the He also questioned how the proposal several restaurants. "At this time I can (OR) /one," he said. could be a "neighborhood shopping center only comment that two of the anchor The developer's engineer, Gary with four massive anchor stores." stores will be a supermarket and a com- Dahms of Middletown, explained that Assistant board engineer Mike SOUTH BRUNSWICK — The puter store," he added. there will be three detention basins on the Viscardi said that although the OR zone Zoning Board is scheduled to continue a Pointing at a computer-generated ren- property and a 100-foot setback from may be rezoned as Office Park (OP) as hearing tonight on Heritage Retail Center, dering of the brick facade retail shopping Route 1 and a 50-foot buffer near the wet- part of a Route 1 rezoning proposed by a proposed retail shopping center on center, Federico went on to emphasize the lands area. "The zone line splits the prop- the planning board, it shouldn't affect the Route I north which requires use and bulk "satellite stores" will have more of a erty in half with the commercial at the project because it is considered a "com- variances. neighborhood blend to them, such as a south and the OR zone to the north," he munity retail shopping center" that is cur- At the Aug. 7 meeting, one board bookstore, video, coffee shop and photo added. rently permitted in the OP zone. member described the plans to sandwich store. "The stores will serve the needs of Board member Mike Hajek questioned The board is expected to hear testi- the shopping center between Route I and the community," he said. the engineer's contention that 1 -by-1 mony tonight from a traffic expert and designated wetlands on a tract that in- Byron Hill's attorney Kenneth Fee, square foot would have to be shaved off planner. cludes commercial and office/research Kendall Park, told board members that the the 1,960 10-by-20 foot parking slots to Last May, Byron Hill received board zones as "squeezed" for space. developer was only seeking a bulk van- make room for the shopping center. "You approval to build a 137-room hotel on an also are asking to take a foot off of the adjacent 17-acre tract. roadway width; that constitutes in my The developer is also hoping to build a mind squeezing," he said. 350-unit adult housing complex for peo- Dahms concurred that the property is ple over age 55 near the new high school Citizen's Academy considered "squeezed" because of the en- on Ridge Road. deadline Saturday BY JOHN P; DOWGIN ings, beginning on Sept. 3 and culminat- Pennsylvania Dutch ing in a Nov. 19 graduation ceremony. The list of activities and class topics SOUTH BRUNSWICK — The Police planned for the academy reads like a com- Farmers Market Department is still accepting applicants prehensive cross-section of police duty. for its first Citizen's Police Academy, but The first few weeks will cover topics won't be for much longer surrounding basic police routine and phi- Anybody interested in participating in losophy. Classes will be taught regarding the inaugural program has until Saturday the components of the criminal justice to file an application with the department. system, search-and-seizure rules and The Citizen's Academy will be a 12- motor vehicle law. week workshop designed to give South Eventually, classes will shift toward Brunswick citizens a taste of police train- the more confrontational elements of po- ing and the day-to-day routines of law lice duty. Trainees will be taught officer enforcement. safety, defense tactics, some techniques of the police baton, as well as stun spray use Hours: Thurs. I Oam -6pm, "It will give citizens some insight into Fri. 9am - 7pm, Sat. 9am - 4pm what it is police officers do and why we and firearms familiarization. do it," explained Lt Ron Schmalz, the Classes will also be held on domestic officer in charge of the academy. violence, juvenile arrest and narcotics Class size will be limited to 20 this investigation. Clieck Us Out for All time around; however, Lt. Schmalz said As the academy winds down, trainees that all applications will remain in a pool will be given an opportunity to use their Your Labor Bay BBQ Meeds for future academies. newly acquired skills in simulated scenar- Schmalz added that he hopes South ios. Citizens will take part in a number of • Meats • Luncheonette Brunswick will ultimately be able to offer ride alongs with actual police officers, • Produce • Poultry the academy twice a year. and during the academy's final class ses- Citizen's Academy trainees must ei- sion, respond to some staged calls for ser- • Salads • Cheese & Dairy ther live or work in South Brunswick vice. Township and have a clean criminal Anyone interested in applying should • Candies record. either visit the South Brunswick Police • Bakery Classes will meet every Wednesday Department in person or call (732) 329- evening, as well as three Saturday morn- 4000 ext. 430, and ask for an application. SPECIALS Fresh Smoked Roast Beef Sandwich IN BRIEF with Chips & Pickles the town's 325th birthday and the fire Kingston to host company's 75th year of service to the Extra Lean Ground Round '*>• community. cookout/concert In case of rain, the cookout and con- Good Thurs., Aug. 21st - Sat., Aug. 23rd Kingston will host a fund-raising cert location will be moved to Kingston cookout and concert, featuring the Fire House on Heathcote Road. Blawenburg Band, on Sept. 6 at Kingston School Park on Laurel Avenue. Next Pig Roast The event is being co-sponsored by the Holiday garbage Kingston Volunteer Fire Company and Saturday, August JO 9 am - ? the Kingston Initiative. Scheduled kickoff schedule noted is the 4 p.m. "Fire Company's South Brunswick Township has an- Fundraising Cookout" that will be open to nounced that there will be no garbage or Koott 27 Kingston the public. Hot dogs and a selection of grass collection made on Sept. 1 due to cold drinks will be available for purchase. the holiday. All materials will be collect- The concert will begin at 6 p.m. ed as trash on Sept. 2. Proceeds from the event will go Questions should be directed to the toward the "Kingston 1999 Celebration." Public Works Department at (732) 329- Plans are currently under way to celebrate 4000, Ext. 260. 1© AUGUST 21. 1997 SENTINEL [ndia's big bash marked locally N.B. Indian Langoor recoiding the moment loi posterity Iycngai's story is not unlike many Club celebrates 50 other Asian Indians who come to America years of independence to be close to children and relatives "Both of my children were outside the BY JOHN K, DELANEY country," lyengai said, adding that he anived in the United States nine years ago Staff Writer with his wife because both his daughter and son eventually settled here Now, EAST BRUNSWICK — With a mod- they live with their son, a medical doctor est turnout of a dozen children and their in South Orange Iyengar helps out parents, members of the local Indian around the house and watches after his Langoor Club celebrated the inde- grandson pendence of a country half way around "It's quite a job to keep the house the world by singing and dancing in tra- tidy," he said of his house-sitting duties ditional Indian manner Saturday Commenting on India's 50th anniver- Although based on Georges Road in saiy, lyengai iemaiked that Indian inde- North Brunswick, the Indian Langooi pendence entails enormous responsibility Club holds its events at the Middlesex "We are our own masters now," County 4-H Club in East Brunswick Iyengar said "When you are independent, Many of the members of the club were you are responsible lor what you are J too young to remember when India doing " achieved independence fiom Butish rule Moondra's family takes a trip to India 50 years ago, but both young and old every yeai "My son (Mohit) is now in alike still maintain connections with rela- India," she said, as her 3-year-old son, tives living on the subcontinent Avinash, clung to her leg "Even though North Brunswick resident Badn Srid- we can't go all of the time, we send our har, 11, was boin in New Jersey, but on children " occasion, tiavels to India with his parents, The story of Moondra's grandparents both of whom were born there carries with it the pain of Indian inde- "We went to Bombay last yeai," pendence the partition of India following V • Badn, who was draped in tiaditional In- the end of British Raj (lule) in 1947 dian garb from the Punjab region, said Since Moondra's icldtives were Hindu, Prsyanka Kadaba, 6, of East Brunswick dons traditional Indian garb in Along with the other members of the they were forced to flee then native Ra- commemoration of the 50th anniversary of Indian independence in East group, Badu participated in several per- jasthan because of conflicts with the Brunswick Saturday. (Jerry Wolkowitz/Greater Media) foimances of traditional Indian dances Muslims of Pakistan, which became a and songs country unto itself Some of her relatives As part of their celebration of Indian left Lahore, now part of Pakistan independence, the young members of the "It is very personal," Moondra said, club also worked on several displays, noting that many people, including some showcasing the government, culture and of her relatives, lost their lives in the Hill Top Research is looking wildlife of India fighting "I was watching Gandhi with my "This is the beginning of what we will grandmother, and she was in tears when for female panelists in various do next year," Seema Moondra, a North she saw the partition " Brunswick resident and club leader, said Moondra's parents now live in Rau- Moondra said the club's youngsters rkela, a small town outside of Jabalpur in age groups to participate in learned dances and songs for the program east central India in one week's time In addition to Indian songs and dance, the following studies: Tulsi Shah, a 9-year-old North several traditional Indian breakfast foods Brunswick resident, learned how to play were served, including Idh, a rice dish the Indian national anthem on the key- from south India board, which she played along with the Moondra said that the Indian inde- Eye Wrinkles group as it sang in unison pendence was a good opportunity to teach East Brunswick Mayor Bill Neary at- the club's children about India's history, Ages 35-65 tended the event, helping to unfurl the politics and other aspects of Indian cul- Indian national flag ture, which is also the mission statement Watching his granddaughter, 6-year- for the club old Pnyanka Kadaba of East Brunswick "This was a good start lor the kids," Crepey, dance in a traditional Bengali outfit, Moondra said after the event "For the Ponnathpur Iyengar of South Orange whole of next year, we will be studying V Winkled Arms steadied his video camera in both hands, more about India " Ages 45-65 IN BRIEF Aerobics & toning program available HILL TOP RESEARCH, INC. The South Brunswick Department of dents The fees for all adult non-residents Recreation/Community Affairs will be of- will be $30, teen non-residents, $20 For Details, call fering a nine-week aerobics & toning pro- Registration forms and fliers are available gram for adults, seniors and teen-agers in the recreation office at the Community The light- to moderate-level class will in- Center clude aerobic exercise, toning, stretching, It is suggested that all participants who 732-247-2902 strengthening and some weight training have not exercised on a regular basis (two Session I will be held on Tuesdays, to three times per week) seek medical ad- Sept 30 to Dec 9 (no class Nov 4 and vice as to their suitable level of activity Nov 11) Session II will be held on Thursdays, Oct 9 to Dec 11 Program Participants must supply their own time will be 7-7 50 p m weights and mats for floor work Registration will open Sept 2 Fees per For information, call the recreation of- session (nine weeks) will be $25 for adult fice at 329-4000, Ext 671, 8 30 am to residents and $10 for senior and teen resi- 4 30 p m Monday through Friday SENTINEL, AUGUST 21, 1997 1 1 Serving time wisely in the classroom 130-year-old Training School for Boys is living up to its name BY TINA CRAFTON Staff Writer t has been called many things: a prison, a juvenile deten- tion center and a home for wayward boys. These names, I however, do not describe what goes on in the New Jersey Training SchooL for Boys, a Monroe institution for 130 years. Originally designed as a reform school to train troubled boys in the agricultural arts, the school has moved away from its farming roots. But the training and the schooling compo- nent have stood firm. Juveniles who go to the facility do not sit and wait out their sentence; they are compelled to adhere to rigorous academic and vocational programs designed to give them useful skills in the outside world. Although few of them realize it, the opportunities to learn at the New Jersey Training School are more varied than those provided by many high schools. According to Educational Director Sandra Donnell-Nixon, many of the students do not realize the advantages offered at the school because they have been living on the streets, having lost contact with any educational experience they may have had. Some do realize that the skills provided by the school will allow them to provide for a better future. John, a 20-year-old violent offender whose real name is not being used, who has been housed at the facility since he was 14, has received his General Equivalency Diploma (GED) at the training school. He has worked in the optical lab and in (lie printing press before the lockdown last year and now he works in the Campus Shop, a small fast-food store that services die institu- tion's workers. In addition to these skills, John has earned some college credits from Thomas Edison State College, Trenton. IN FORMATION — Inmates at the New Jersey Training School for Boys in Monroe walk through campus in the John plans to work at an optical shop when he finishes his rain, escorted by two guards. Movement is restricted at the facility since the state Juvenile Justice Commission sentence in two more years. Though his choices have been took over last fall. (Photos by Augusta F. Menezes/Greater Media) limited by the movement restrictions of the lockdown and other factors, John would like to get more practice doing opti- isfaction because they can see the immediate results of their rooms look like others across the country, with bulletin cal work. hard work. boards and rows of desks, encouraging slogans and even "Even though I know how to do it, I need more practice for In addition to the eye lab, there are a number of other computers. when I get a job," he said. vocational options for the inmates, including metal shop, However, the bars on some of the windows and the fence The social aspect of his present job has its advantages. wood shop, printing, computer applications and audio/visual on the perimeter make clear that this is no ordinary high "You get to meet all the customers and get to know everybody, classes. school. Education here is part of the circumstance of incar- get to know the teachers," he said. For the most part, inmates are able to choose where their ceration. Like John, James (not his real name) is an inmate who has interest lies, and they are encouraged to keep with their The idea is that inmates will not become repeat offenders used his time to make a plan for the future. He wants to be an choice for at least four months before they choose another in the often revolving door of the justice system. Yet it is not optometrist and has registered to begin classes at Essex field of interest. always easy to see the actual effect of these programs in County College in the spring semester. He will be released According to Director of Vocational Education Bob Snyder, terms of social rehabilitation. Sept. 23. the vocational classes provide several useful services for the Beth Kuhles, spokeswoman for the school, said that Having served eight months, James, too, has worked in school. The metal workers, for instance, weld the bars on some food service at the school but prefers the optical work. "I like of the windows and on the tool cribs to assure security. working with the glasses," he said. Half of the students' days are spent in vocational school According to Daniel Letizia, the optical lab instructor, it is and the other half in a more traditional academic setting, •**r~~ not unusual for his students to get jobs at places such as Donnell-Nixon said. Within the New Jersey Training School LensCrafters or Eye Lab after they are released. for Boys is-the Wilson School of Middlesex County. It is this ;* • J Beyond teaching them how to grind the glass and read the name that appeal's on transcripts of those who leave. prescription directions, Letizia teaches them a work ethic as The Wilson School is an accredited high school and all well. the teachers are New Jersey State certified. Ninety percent "We teach them how to perform in a job, the social skills have a master of arts degree in education. that they will be able to use in any kind of job. They are taught Students are grouped according to literacy ranging from to stay busy and not stay idle on slow days," he said. non-literate to die 12th-grade level. Although students are QUIET The inmates make the glasses for the entire institution, and grouped according to ability, as estimated by the Test of Adult Basic Education, and not age, the law does not permit each glass is reviewed by a physician to make sure that it has Tl been ground correctly. Letizia said this gives the students sat- more than a four-year age gap within classes. g&ztu y This law is strictly followed at die school, Dixon said. This year the school awarded 58 GEDs, out of 71 who A PLACE OF EDUCATION — The classrooms in the took the exam, and six high school diplomas. Those who get New Jersey Training School look like many other high actual diplomas receive text books and curriculum from school classrooms across the country. local high schools. Since die state Juvenile Justice Commission has taken the tracking the students is difficult. If they do come back into institution over from the Justice Department, Donnell-Nixon the system, they may not do so at this particular institution. said the focus of the educational program has been on basic The paucity of statistics does not stop the administration skills, reading and writing at the request of the executive from expanding its programs. The school expects to have director of the commission, Paul Donnelly. interactive video in the fall so students can take local high In addition to students attending the Wilson School, there school classes. are currently four full-time college students. There were And through die state Communities Partnership Grant eight before the beginning of summer. Program, $7 million will be spent on local initiatives for after The Wilson School has an arrangement with Thomas Edison care — services for individuals after they have left the insti- College, and previously with Mercer County College, to provide tution. material and curriculum for the classes. Representatives from the "That's where everything tends to fall through, when kids LEARNING SKILLS — An inmate at the New Jersey college then come in to proctor the exams. get back to the streets," Donnell-Nixon said. She hopes that Training School fashions glasses at the school's op- With all these opportunities for education and job train- the combination of education and after care programs will tical lab. ing, it is easy to forget this is a school in prison. The class- alter this cycle. 1 2 AUGUST 21. 1997, SENTINEL NS ffiiiiiii Manalapan Monsignor George A Ardos per- formed the ceremony at St. George's Roman Catholic Church, Titusville, wheie the bnde was given in marriage by her lather Maid of honor was Judi Rabbito of Freehold, sister of the bride. Bridesmaids were Loren Ostacher of Hoboken and Karen Ryan of Middletown. Best man was Donald Farrell of Manalapan brother of the bridegroom. Usheis were Lenny Marzighano and Jason Kieke, both of Manalapan. Following a reception at the Martinsville Inn, the couple left on a trip to Aruba. The bnde is a graduate of St. John Vianney High School, Holmdel, and Trenton State College, Ewing. She is em- ployed as a circulation research analyst with Dow Jones & Co., South Brunswick. Janet and David Farrell Her husband is a graduate of Manalapan High School and Kean Farrellr-Rabbito College, Union. He is employed as a store Janet Rabbito, daughter of Mr. and planner by Phillips-Van Heusen, Mrs. Ralph Rabbito of Freehold, was Bridgewater. married recently to David Farrell, son of The couple resides in the Dayton sec- Mr. and Mrs. Donald Farrell of tion of South Brunswick. STORK CLUB Robert Wood Johnson University Hos- Elinor and Joel Brooks of North pital, New Brunswick, recently announced Biunswick, a daughter, July 31. the following local births: Cindy and Scott Metcalf of Kendall Eva and Joseph Aloia of North Park, a son, July 31. Brunswick, a daughter, July 30 Ivy and Dana Desimone of North Noel M. and Neil C. Raciti of North Brunswick, a son, Aug. 8 Brunswick, a daughter, July 30. FALLING INTO PLACE — Construction progresses steadily at the new District 2 firehouse, which is being erected on Ridge Road near the OBITUARIES municipal building in South Brunswick. FLORENCE GRIER, 92, of North Brunswick Interment was in St. Mary's Cemetery, East (Jackie Pollack/Greater Media) died Aug. 6 at home Born in Jersey City, she Brunswick. moved to North Brunswick 63 years ago. She was predeceased by her husband, Edward G. CHRISTINE NELSON, 75, of Old Bndge died Grier, in 1970. Surviving are two sons, Edward Aug. 15 in Emery Nursing and Rehabilitation IN BRIEF G. Jr. of San Diego and Donald W of South Center, Matawan. Her husband, Robert C Nel- Brunswick; two daughters, Dolores G. Lau of son, died in 1977. Surviving are three sons, Scott worn in previous seasons' productions. Hackensack, Minn., and Arlene F. Van Nelson and Kevin Nelson, both of the Dayton Rutgers to welcome The night will culminate with a raffle of Salisbury of Oriental, N C; nine grandchildren; section of South Brunswick, and David Nelson of and one great-grandson. Services were under Old Bridge; a daughter, Margaret Poranski of students to campus posters and ticket vouchers. the direction of Gleason Funeral Home, Matawan; two stepdaughters, Bridget Nelson and Somerset. Interment was in Franklin Memorial Jessica Nelson, both of Old Bridge; and three Thousands of new and returning stu- Park, North Brunswick. grandsons. Services were arranged by Rezem dents will move into residences at Rutgers Sign language to be Funeral Home, East Brunswick, with a Mass at campuses in New Brunswick/Piscataway. ELIZABETH PIROS LAWNICK, 70, of St Ambrose Church, Old Bridge. Commuters will settle into routines when performed in song South River died Aug. 17 in St. Peter's Medical classes convene on Sept. 2. Center, New Brunswick. A son, Edward Michael SARAH COHN PAVLOFF, 93, of South Little Productions of North Brunswick Lawnlck, died in 1993. Surviving are her hus- River died Aug. 12 in Bayshore Community Hos- First-year and transferring students will will present Finger Spelling with Signing band, Edward Lawnick; a daughter, Deborah pital, Holmdel. She was predeceased by her hus- move into campus homes on Aug. 29, Cook Hands at Crystal Springs Family Aquatic Caldwell of North Brunswick; a brother, band, Abraham Pavloff. Surviving are several College students will begin to check in at Center, Dunhams Corner Road, East Stephen Piros of Edison; and four grandchil- nieces and nephews. Arrangements were under dren. Services were arranged by Brunswick the direction of Rezem Funeral Home, East 7:30 a.m.; College Avenue campus/Rutgers Brunswick, on Saturday. See, hear and sign Memorial Funeral Home, East Brunswick, with Brunswick, with graveside services at Congrega- College arrivals will start at 8 a.m., with during the performance, featuring "Sam the a Mass at St. Mary's Church, South River. tion Anshe Emeth Cemetery, East Brunswick Livingston College and Douglass College Signing Gorilla" and "Grandma." students beginning at 9 a.m. and 9:30 a.m., Gates open at 5:45 p.m.; show begins at respectively. 6 p.m. The event is sponsored by East Students will be welcomed back to their Brunswick Relations Council and East CMSH residences on the New Brunswick and Brunswick Divisions of Recreation and Piscataway campuses from 8.30 a.m. to Parks. fur Y®m Bmrn 4:30 p.m. on Aug. 30 and Sept. 1. The rain date is Aug. 24. For informa- New and returning students will find in- tion, call (732) 390-6797. j u Went? CMMERSL* formational workshops, as well as an array WeWiHLoanYouACarWhile of picnics, fairs and other events. Jazz composer and We Fix Yours. 'McCarter Night' quintet to perform Certain Rules Apply. Emmy Award-winning composer scheduled Tuesday Richard Reiter and his Jazz Quintet will The Princeton Barnes & Noble is launch- perform the last of the Somerset County KNOBLOCK ing a monthly series called "McCarter Park Commission's free summer concerts. Night," which features events sponsored by The group will perform Aug. 24 from 7- McCarter Theatre. Members of McCarter's 8:30 p.m. at North Branch Park, Milltown fiCITO BODY staff and local performers will throw a store- Road, Bridgewater. wide party in honor of the upcoming season Concert attendants should bring chairs 178 Prospect, South River Aug. 26. and blankets for seating. For information, The evening will feature talks with 1997- call (908) 722-1200, Ext. 221 or Ext. 351. 254-4540 i 660-4ADS 98 play characters, makeup artist demonstra- Individuals with hearing impairment should tions and mannequins wearing costumes call (908) 526-4762. \ 14 SENTINEL, AUGUST 21, 1997 NS

A GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS SPECIAL SECTION Preschool programs build many skills By Dorothy Lindstrom preparing children for school is to these children range in age from 2 Bainswick, says her facility accepts chil- Special Sections Editor lessen the separation anxiety for both months up to 6," she says. "We provide dren ages 2 1/2 through kindergarten. children and their parents. clear, concise expectations and expla- They also have a kindergarten program. f you watch preschoolers at play, "Separation anxiety is so evident at nations, and teach the children to feel Kouten says socialization skills are the dynamic that is unfolding goes this age," she says. "When it's time to unique and respect each other's needs." stressed at Crossroads. "Taking turns is Ibeyond the obvious. They may be say goodbye, it's important that parents Sunshine Schoolhouse, which re- important, as is sharing, which is a dif- locking Legos together or cutting out say goodbye, make it brief and mean cently opened a facility in Freehold ficult concept to teach," she explains. pieces of colored paper to make into what they say. Long goodbyes prolong Borough, accepts 2- to 6-year-olds. The "At this age, they also are learning how collages, or simply sitting in a circle the agony. This is so important at this director is Susan Frank. to listen." while one child speaks. age, that children can trust their parents Lois Furlong, assistant director, says To teach listening skills, Crossroads But as any trained preschool in- to mean what they say." the school emphasizes working on starts the day with "circle time." During structor can tell you, these children are Voorand notes that while parents skills that build independence and this time, children are encouraged to also learning invaluable skills such as may think their children should be start- teach children how to make choices. talk about things like the weather, or listening, sharing and taking turns. ing to learn the "Three R's" in pre- One special aspect of the program is dates on the calendar, Kouten explains, These are the socialization skills that school, other skills are much more cru- to give small children a glimpse of the adding that pre-kindergarten-age chil- go hand-in-hand with the development cial. adult world. Starting with their 3-year- dren often can sit still for 30 minutes. of motor skills, and many believe the "Sharing, cooperating, following olds, they go on school trips, which are Outdoor play teaches children gross sooner children start learning them, the directions, lengthening their attention not only fun but help children grow motor skills, how to take turns, walking better. spans — things that don't come natu- accustomed to riding on school buses, and holding hands. Most preschools, or nursery schools rally — have to be refined before they Furlong says. The school is a non-denominational as some are called, admit children from learn the academics," Voorand says. The Sunshine Schoolhouse also has Christian preschool, so children say the age of 2 1/2 years on up to school "The most important thing to learn is a a special class designed for children grace before lunch, Kouten says. age, usually 5 years. Some facilities love of learning. Everything should be a who have missed the cutoff age to start Mealtime also affords an opportunity to accept babies as young as 2 months, lot of fun and very enjoyable and stim- school. The class is very popular, learn things such as proper manners. Rainbow World Pre-School, which ulating and challenging." according to Furlong. Playtime includes free time to work has two locations in Howell Township, Rhoda Solomos, owner of Robin "We also have our teachers get in with puzzles, Legos, food preparation offers preschool and day care programs Jay Nursery School in Old Bridge, has touch with local school districts to find equipment in the housekeeping area, during the regular school year and sum- been offering her program for 31 years out what they need," Furlong explains. and "messy work," which includes mak- mer camp and day care during the and currently is licensed to have 53 "Kids who have been in nursery school ing collages, modeling Play-Doh and summer months. It recently received children at her facility. since they were 2 may be great in aca- having fun with things like shaving accreditation from the National Solomos says she has adhered to the demics but are not so skilled in social- creme, the director adds. Association for the Education of Young same philosophy about preschool the ization, like sharing, taking turns and "We want them to be successful," Children, entire time she has been in business. listening." Kouten says. "If they have a good day Bridget Voorand, owner and director "Our attitude is, we work with the Patricia Kouten, director of here, that helps develop their self-es- of the schools, says one of the keys to children on a one-to-one basis, since Crossroads Country Day Care, East teem." 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«•••••!•« —mwwiin IIIIIM i II i in nM^BBwraramw—Mwiimi •nmmi inn IIIIHUM—»—wmwnaaai^M iiinwwawiiwgww«Mwa SCHOOLS • LEAGUES March 1-Decetnber 1 CORPORATIONS • ORGANIZATIONS September 8 Early closing- Schools open for K-8 students Mon.*sat, 10 am-4:30 pm Sim. 12:30 pm-fl:30pm • TROPHIES 10 School open for high school students •PLAQUES October 2-3 Schools closed- Rosh Hashanah Museum Tours •MEDALS November 7-12 Early closing- Parent-teacher conferences $4 Adults $2 Children • SPORTS CARDS Mineral Collecting 13-14 Schools closed- NJEA convention $4 Adults $2 children •ETC. 26 Early closing sr. Citizen Discount 25% We have a picnic area, 27-28 Schools closed- Thanksgiving ample parking - cars and buses. December 24-31 Schools closed- Winter recess We are the fluorescent mineral capital All work done on premises January 1-2 of the world, and the only collecting Schools closed- Winter recess area In Northern New Jersey 5 Schools reopen open 7 Days A Week. § 399 Spotswood-Engllshtmwi Rd. 19 Schools closed- Martin Luther King Day For more information s Spotswood February 5-6 Schools closed K-8 only- Staff development Photic: 908-251~626£ - 16 Schools closed- Presidents Day CULL 971-827-3481 Fax: 908-251-2833 K April 6-9 Early closing- Parent-teacher conferences 10-19 Schools closed- Spring recess 20 Schools reopen May 7 Early closing- School planning 25 Schools closed- Memorial Day STAGE DOOR DANCE STUDIO June 4 Early closing- School planning * lytkk*Jfaz'+ Tap 24 Early closing- Last day Creative + Preschool Baace * FJ FALL REGISTRATION Aug. 22, 25 • 10 am-2 pm, 4 pm-7 pm Aug. 23, 26 • 10 am-3 pm Special supplies l Ages 2 A> thru Adult • Carol Joltey Sarak - Bisector for the new year 300 Buckelew Ave., Jamesburg long with all those No. 2 pen- • Since kids come in different sizes, 732-521-1525 cils, lined notebooks and other Lands' End offers backpacks in different Aessentials, here are a few things sizes — the collegiate backpack your child also may be carrying to ($32.50) for youngsters 8 to 15 years rtrnrmrmtmrntnnrmrnttrn.»•» school this semester: old, and the collegiate junior backpack • The lunch bunch liked ($29.50) for those A to 8 years old. Also Rubbei maid's Gilbert the Fish insulated available is the mesh backpack lunch kit so much, the company has ($27.50), required by some schools for some new companions: Chow Hound safety reasons. For the company's kids the Dog, with a back opening that folds catalog, call 1 (800) 734-5437. down as a place mat and a zippered • How to get youngsters excited compartment in his mouth for milk about math? At the SummerMath pro- money, keys and other small items; and gram at Mount Holyoke College in Music Classes •- I South HadJey, Mass., they're using Dan ( Ht Elly the Elephant, with a similar back •< I opening and a secret compartment in Reif's Architecture and Mathematics |: at Westminster Conservatory • 4 > her ear for small items. Workshop, which lets students design t .• Also new are the Litterless Pivot Top and build models of their dream in SOUTH BRUNSWICK (Crossroads School) Lunch Kit, a futuristic hard-sided insu- homes. The kits have representations of lated lunch box in bright blue and yel- brick, stone, decking, siding, roofing, low with a lid that flips open without windows, doors, skylights, interior Take the class advantagel •" I buttons, and the laid-back Insulated walls, kitchen cabinets and appliances, Litterless Lunch Kit Bag and Insulated all in 1/4-inch scale. There also are fur- i •« • Students learn to make music in a niture and bath symbols, a floor plan GLASSES AISO IN: Lunch Kit Satchel, each with mesh side supportive group environment. grid, landscaping, scale ruler, roof slope pockets and key hooks. Each retails for Princeton about $10. calculator — and even a dog and a cat, • Classes prepare students of all ages • Tempera paints that can be ap- scale-sized. The kit and workbook arc and stages of ability for private study. Lawrenceville plied with a squeeze bottle are new available for $33.95 including shipping Mercerville from Fiskars. Creative Works Tempera from Design Works, Inc., 11 Hitching • Students ease into practicing gradually. Paint Markers are washable and mess- Post Road, Amherst, Mass. 01002, or by calling (413) 549-4763. • Classes are a less costly option when Private lessons free for children's school and home also available projects. They can be bought individ- • Elmer's — a 50-year-old bovine exploring interest in music. ually in eight basic shades for $2.80 best known for keeping things glued each, as three-piece sets for $7.02 or together — has a new line of school- FOR A CATALOG call 908-940-6694. six-piece sets for $12.64. time helps called "Brain Stuff." Among Classes begin the week of September 16. • Also from Fiskars is the Personal the items are a combination Brain eras- Paper Trimmer ($14.95), a gridded cut- er-sharpener in the shape of a brain ter with binder holes that makes precise ($1.99); Pocket Mania folders ($1.99) ^Westminster Conservatory cuts up to 8 1/2 inches. that expand to four pockets to hold The Community Music School of Westminster Choir College of Rider University •< i • Those addictive little stick-on homework, notes and other miscella- •• I notes have arrived on the youth market, neous papers; and Squishers ($2.99), •- I with these new 3M Post-it products: squishy-handled scissors. e- I Note Thin Packs, dispensing pop-up • Those rubber-haired personalities, style notes; Note Keeper Folders, a the Kooshes, go back to school in a portable folder -With a colorful as- Koosh School Gear line, which includes sortment of notes; and Page Markers, Koosh Ling Pencil Toppers ($3 each), long thin strip notes in bright colors, with characters which swing from the harking back to Post-it's original use. ends of pencils. 16 SENTINEL, AUGUST 21,1997 NS

A GREATER M E D t A NEWSPAPERS SPECIAL SECTION Back-to-school collection sizzles in '97 t 1 he Children s Place clothing sleek nylon with zippered pockets, animal patterns with punch (zebra and store, it's 'Fast Forward to fall, metal-buckle belts super suits made cheetah the newest) for turtlenecks, Awith a new back-to-school col- with clean cropped jackets, kick-pleat pants and sassy dresses lection packed with ultia-modein skirts and multiple pockeLs jumpers Millennium modern fabrics: clothes for fast-moving kids Loaded to layer leggings, seamed and slen- Tough nylon, ottoman rib, faux fur, with sleek style, vibrant coloi, fnM-time der plus tab fiont boot-cut pants, to chenille (spectacular when knit into fabrics and potent pattern, Tast team with form-fitting turtlenecks intense intarsia patterns), quilting, cor- Forward is the future perfect collection Power patterns: Plaid, foi the best duroy, and — the supersuccess of the of the off-to-school season jackets, skirts, pants and jumpers in the season — velour, in ovei size shuts with Heie are some looks girls can tiy schoolyard stripes — intaisia stripes, /;ip-up collars, turtlenecks striped in out variegated stripes, simple stripes — in vivid color, body-skimming diesses and Sensational shapes: A-hne skirls of colors as powerful as the pattern plus body suits, lesplendent with stupes Brilliant color: Fire Red, Crayon Yellow, Ins Blue, Aloe Green, plus color-blocked combos that put "pow' in the pattern — yellow with red, Ins with Aloe And then of couise theies black, the most fast forwaid coloi in the kids' fashion palette Foi the guys, here's what The Children s Place recommends Varsity style: And vaisity jackets, complete to the team numbers, 'leather' sleeves, tipped collais and man-si7e pockets football jerseys in authentic drop-needle knit with num- bers, stupes and all-star coloi big boy-on-campus sweaters with 'tude, super-new in tweed oversized pullovers with pieced stripes on sleeves or body plus wide-leg coi- duroy pants to go with any and all Rugged-sports gear: Mechanics jackets, the newest cut for cover-ups quilted fleece CPO jackets wide-leg overalls in wide wale coiduioy au- thentic sports fabrics, including tough and nigged nylon plus the best vest going, in shiny nylon, the word gear emblazoned in rubber letters, front and center Strong, clear color: Garnet Red, poweiful and strong, Miaw Yellow, a deep-purple blue called Ins, Midnight Navy, Hunter Green, Grass Green and the hot new Orangina The best neu- trals in the pack are Potato, Cookie Dough and Cedar, plus String (beautiful READY FOR ACTION — This outfit ALL DRESSED UP — Stripes in vibrant colors continue to dominate many off-white) and basic black (which goes from The Children's Place is in the fashion collections. everywhere with everything) 'Fast Forward' collection. (Photo courtesy The Children s Place) (Photo courtesy The Childiem Place)

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•"i 1 J i 'JS *• NS SENTINEL, AUGUST 21, 1997 17 BACK TO SCHOOL A GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS SPECIAL SECTION Vocational schools ready for new year

By Anita Stratos 77ft1*'] S(-'")O' diplumi md i in ri-ifiM ,1 voc i- Correspondent ^*! iional i_d'a ilion jl ilk sanu lime £•;•*, • Hit \dnli I diK UK) | Mjim will n '» II Jui.Ii. m H.il m ( him ny everal new programs have (, jkiny Kiui-f fli cni'1-.L tntllsi s on been announced by vocation- Hit. pun.!'IMII4 jiiopiuti i ih*. \Jnli School System is expanding some of its K uion pi di.im i- i iv ius^ i nil JLJ many course offerings at several loca- \ l'..MK.d Mk i sj| Word K> tions. Winders I hi uinr'i v iL tii.thl sui Campuses include the High il Tils k> mtii.isi. L! i IT I powloilm. >l Technology High School in the Lincroft \lUK sull Vv.fJ.il fill \\ HlJ ji\ s lliK Ugh section of Middletown Township; the \\oid i.«iKi.pl' i. \fn.isis lo ij^ph Academy of Allied Health and Sciences 1 llllisL iOlLl.plS lit. '•UIIKLS 111' USL K in Neptune; campuses in Middletown, is an pinp(_i i< mi i|nn_ Keyport, Hazlet, Freehold, Aberdeen •R'lhul \ |IJII ui'i is ihi iiLvpnii and Sandy Hook, where the Marine upil .K lit- Pi-i n.u\a\ vi ( uii n il JP Academy of Science and Technology is U'i linn il Hi h ^i IK i 1 (. jinpii' located. ^IKIUI-I I NIJJPL IS UK- new There also is the Monmouth County lei-hncilo'v \ssist.mi \(.t"cirk ->* si-ms Career Center, Freehold (732-431-3773). \dmniisiu,iiir The administrative office is located • 11K \ K.iiic n.il Sc'ui ols j'^ i ^- in Colts Neck and can be reached by pir.dinj liij.'h sihi))' \| nhi nmu s ar> I calling (732) 431-7942. LlKL piO'^Uinis M.LLrii. I .lbs .111. Highlights of the upcoming school year are listed below: p, ^quii • A Micro Computers course is be- md IKH -unpliLs Tn. \11'lu'ii ing offered. Students will receive lIKl V H-'lliO ( Milli.uljlll'- .Ii ' Microsoft certification and Novell certi- e\pmd(.d t i loiivipnnd v if i fication, making them very employable Icisc Mite ( o:t> ( niiuliim <. ' men in the fields of both technology and siinduds llu-u will a^o li data processing. 1.1 >LIISC i>M(.iing in HeliLd ipd kchnic il \^ nun \ • Allied Health and Sciences is • N inih Mcidc Ali^t I i i ind 1.1 adding a 10th grade and will continue Sfiinie cLissc- pil< t-ti*st(.j 1 i>-i \(.-JI to grow. will be liiipkiiienk-d ihiounhour iln. • In the automotive program, stu- di li Kl dents will receive ASE (Automotive Service Excellence) certification, mak- • \ in." 'Muie-limc piogi ii'i \MIII f isl Uni'isvitk I'IINK Vhi IK O| PKI^I un is following additions: c-pinkd lo indude tin V isi k i.mqnis \lon- ilim > CiF The administrative office, located in pi ij-i.un sunk in iomp!c"iny tliL pio East Brunswick, can be reached by call- ing (732)257-3300. •^i.ipi SCUM. .' •>' ill enJ"isod J i'»l Back to School Dorothy Lindstrom Special Sections Editor 4 -fcW^^K* Karen L. Kesten Graphics Coordinator Josephine Bumbaca, Adele G. Young • " Pagmators HOT TOPIC — Kills in the Summer Youth Ibogram course held at the hast Brunswick campus of Middlesex County Vocational-Technical Institute On the Cover: Krista Tinsman, 9, and her brother, Clifford. 6, both of Old work on basketball rims that will be donated to area recreation depart- Bridge, get ready for their first day of school. ments. (Jackie Pollack/Greater Media) 18 SENTINEL, AUGUST 21, 1997

A GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS SPECIAL SECTION Strategies to get college financing By Chet Schwartz and eventually have to be paid back, and (3) Jerome N. Pasichow work-study programs where the student works part-time on campus as the o many parents, the idea of con- method to pay back the loan. Those who templating how to fund their are serious about acquiring as much aid Tchild's college education is about as possible may want to consider all as appealing as getting a root canal on a three options. warm spring day. However, with a little • Be careful about filling out the knowledge about the financial aid financial aid forms. According to the process and how it works, the experi- Department of Education, more than 90 ence can prove to be much less stressful. percent of all financial aid forms go in Here are some simple guidelines to fol- with errors and inconsistencies. Simple low. mistakes or omissions can actually • Many families don't think they're "bump" a form, adding an additional four "poor enough" to qualify for financial to six weeks to the process. Since finan- aid. The truth is, families with combined cial aid is awarded on a first come, first incomes of as much as $125,000 a year serve basis, these mistakes can prove to BOOKWORMS — Reading appears to be a favorite hobby of these may still be eligible. be very costly. avid shoppers at the Brunswick Acres School's charity book sale. • Never make a decision to apply or • Before applying to and visiting sev- The event raised money for a bone marrow transplant for a former not apply to a school based on its price eral schools, it's a good idea to know student. tag. Many private, more expensive insti- ahead of time which schools are capable tutions are well-endowed and have more of awarding you the aid and which are money to give away than a government not. No sense in applying to a school that funded public school. Very often, this your child may get into but you could results in a private university actually never afford. Districts enhancing costing less than a public school. • Finally, timing is everything. The • Certain assets are counted much earlier you start the process, the better. more heavily in the financial aid formu- Those students who are about to enter las than others. Where you keep your their senior year of high .school are in money could mean the difference prime time to start the wheels in motion, language programs between your getting $10,000 in aid or The later you wail, the more difficult it getting nothing. Assets such as retirement becomes to maximize your chances of By Jo-Ann Lamon Reccoppa Latin has been a strong program for plans, annuities and cash value life insur- qualifying for financial aid. Correspondent years in the Holmdel school system, as ance are treated favorably. Assets that are there has always been a heavy demand By following some of these rules of for the language from both parents and in the student's name are a big disadvan- thumb, you should find the financial aid rea schools are gearing up for the tage. . coming .school year, reinforcing students, This year, however, high process much less intimidating I Iowever, school-level students have something • If you have ever thought about as with any important financial decision, A (he serious academic goals of their students by changing the language new to consider when choosing a lan- going back to school part-time to finish you may want to .seek the advice of a guage — Chinese is now being added to your colJege education or acquire addi- qualified professional who can put you curriculum. South Brunswick High School will the list of more traditional courses such tional degrees, now is the time to do it. on the right track as Italian, Spanish, French, and of Sometimes this could dramatically now be offering Latin to students, a first for the high school course, Latin. increase your child's eligibility to receive Chet Schwartz and Jerome N additional financial aid. "We wanted to add another language "We wanted to give students some- Pasichow, both of East Brunswick, are thing special, something other than a • There are three types of financial and Iclt Latin would be a tremendous associates with Strategies for Wealth asset to our students Latin is beneficial Romance language," Dr. Susan Le Glise, assistance: (1) scholarships and grants, Creation and Protection in Manhattan superintendent of schools in Holmdel, which are free money; (2) loans, which ( foi taking (lie SATs, though mainly we 'They can he reached at (212) 7O1-7 )OO :ue lntciestecl in the positive impact it explains. "There is a large Chinese pop- has on vocabulary and Hnglish prep ulation in Holmdel and offering Chinese classes in gcneml," Tom Kietry.s, princi- is certainly somewhat unique for a New pal al the high school, explains. Jersey high school. There are only 16 Originally, Kietrys estimated roughly certified Chinese Language teachers in 30 students would be interested in the entire state." adding Latin to their course load. To his As a jump start on New Jersey's Core delight, 81 students have signed up for Curriculum Program, which will be FITNESS COMES FIRST the course. Though offered only to stu- mandatory for all New Jersey schools dents in grades 10, 11 and 12, it is hoped next year, Holmdel will be introducing that sometime in the future, Latin will languages to lower grade students this also be available to freshmen. fall. Programs in three-week units will inane North Brunswick High School is insti- begin in the fourth grade with an 1996 tuting a whole Latin program this year, "Introduction to World Languages" — a • MOM & TOT • BEGINNER, • NON-COMPETITIVE • FAMILY DISCOUNT rather than the separate Latin I, II, III and total of 15 sessions where students learn •PRESCHOOL INTERMEDIATE & CLASS ENVIRONMENT PLANS AVAILABLE IV course offerings which were available all about different languages. Fifth grade •LOW/STUDENT ADVANCED TRAINING • USA COMPETITIVE »SAFETY CERTIFIED to students in the past. High School will have "Introduction to Spanish," TEACHER RATIO •ALL AGE LEVELS TEAMS DIRECTOR Principal Dr. Bob Rimmer stresses how where students will learn familiar phras- important a strong Latin program is for es and greetings. Grade 6 will cover BDTOIONAt GYMIMICS CWCOttJM DESIGNED college-bound students: Ancient and Modern Italian, which will TO ENHANCE YOUR CHILD'S HBALTtL,OI£ TODAY! "The old argument that Latin is a dead include Latin, and seventh-graders will language no longer applies. Most stu- be introduced to both French and dents enrolled in high school have col- Chinese. 609-395-141^ lege in mind, as opposed to years ago By the eighth grade, Holmdel stu- when continuing their education wasn't dents will get to pick a language.

4 Cecterbrook Drive North From Pfaimbonj a consideration for many," Rimmer says. Approximately 90 percent of the students Cedarbrook Corporate Center Suite 8 "Academically serious students now will most likely choose one which can CRANBURY need a solid, back-to-basics program to be counted as a first-year high school ART PELZIR, DIRECTOR meet the often arduous demands of col- course, thereby beginning their freshman lege-level work. Latin reinforces lan- year at Level II of the language. This is Serving East & West Windsor, Plainsboro, Jamesburg, Monroe, Cranbury, North & South Brunswick, Princeton & other surrounding communities guage skills and vocabulary growth — as particularly beneficial to those choosing well as being highly beneficial in taking languages which continue as far as Level the SATs." V, such as Latin. SENTINEL, AUGUST 21, 1997 19

A GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS SPECIAL SECTION Spending habits subject of survey

ccording to the 1997 Amencan pared with boys who plan to shop only Express Retail Index on back-to- five additional times Aschool shopping, which monitors "For the third year in a row, the consumei spending trends in retail and American Express Retail Index found is based on a survey of neaily 1,000 par- retailers can expect traditionally high ents and students nationwide, teens and sales peaks dm ing the back to school parents will spend an average of $396 on season with both parents and teens out back-to-school items this year Parents in foice," said Emelie Smith, vice presi- will pick up the majority of the cost, dent, Retail Marketing Group, Amencan spending an average of $307, with teens Expiess Travel Related Services, Inc contributing another $89 (TRS). "By interviewing teen-agers, this Parents admit their children have year's survey reveals the influence of slightly moie influence on pui chases, both teens and parents in making pur- making buying decisions 49 percent of chasing decisions" the time to then 43 peicent Two-thirds (65 percent) of parents plan to have then Style-conscious students teen accompany them when shopping Over two-thirds (66 percent) of the for back-to-school clothing parents of high schoolers surveyed In addition to apparel, which appeals describe their child as "extiemely" style on 87 percent of all back-to-school bud- conscious, perhaps helping to explain gets, parents and teens plan to buy the the renewed popularity of shopping following items school supplies (85 per- mails Three in 10 (30 percent) parents MECHANICAL MINDS — Students at South Brunswick High School cent), textbooks (41 percent), sporting said malls aie where they will do most of work the controls for a robot they built for a competition held at goods (26 peicent), compute! hardware their back-to-school shopping, com- Rutgers University. and software (24 peicent), small appli- paied with eight in ten (79 percent) ances/electronics (11 percent), and fur- teens Discount department stores, niture (5 percent) which were the most popular retailer cited by parents surveyed in 1996 was Teens now in survey the second most popular retail outlet this Some tips for teachers Now in its third year of surveying year, chosen by 23 percent "This year's .survey of teens and par- 'obody has all the answers, tions for teacheis back-to-school shoppers, the Amencan • Allow "wrong" answers, but insist Express Retail Index includes teens for ents helps explain the popularity of including the teacher And to shopping malls," said Emelie Smith "The Lester Rubenleld of Rensselaer that students defend their positions the fust time The results show that while N • Let classrooms be lively centers of great advantage of malls is they satisfy a Polytechnic Institute, that's the way it 91 peicent of teens do not have to weai inquiry as students debate and discuss a school-sanctioned uniform, they tend teen's need for an endless choice of should be. brands and styles, while appealing to Children will do better in mathematics their ideas to have a consensus on specific prefer- • Don't worry if there's no end to the ences foi casual clothing For example, their parents' desire foi convenient com- and science if they learn to question and parison shopping" search when confronted by problems, discussion by bell time You're suc- ovei three-fourths (76 percent) of teens ceeding when children leave discussing surveyed expect to buy jeans/denim The dollai limit at which parents maintains Rubenfeld, who directs chaige foi back-to-school purchases ver- Rensselaer's Center foi Initiatives in Pre- mathematical or scientific issues pants Of these, an overwhelming 86 • Be part of the discussions, not as an percent want loosefitting jeans and 80 sus pay in cash decreases as their teen College Education (CIPCE), created to "moves to higher levels of education The help improve math, science and technol- authority but as someone who's there to percent prefei blue over any other color share m learning. Levi's were cited as the brand of choice average cash cap is $134, an amount that ogy education in elementary and sec- by 40 percent of teens, with Calvin Klein starts at $145 for parents of elementary ondary schools • Invite parents and school adminis- (10 percent) a distant second for high students and drops to $ 112 for parents To encourage maximum intellectual trators into youi classes to participate, but school and college students Anzona is of collegians woikouts, Rubenfeld has these sugges- prepare them for what's in store. the second most popular choice for grade schoolers Overall, 83 percent cite their own personal style, while elementary school students aie more influenced by sporLs figures, MTV, television shows, musical artists and siblings Seven out of 10 teens (71 percent) er v said finding an item on sale before pur- chasing it is only somewhat important or ysjew J ^ not important at all This indicates brand- loyalty among teens who would rather pay full-price for a specific brand than Center buy a similar brand on sale The top five clothing brands for girls are Calvin Klein (42 percent), Levi's (38 percent), The Gap (38 percent), Tommy Hilfiger (29 REGISTRATION percent), and Guess (20 percent) Boys Thursday, 8/21 (2-4 pm & 6-8 pm) prefer. Levi's (40 percent), Tommy Hilfiger (31 percent), Calvin Klein (22 Saturday, 8/23 ( 2-4 pm) percent), Polo/Ralph Lauren (21 per- cent), and The Gap (16 percent) Sunday, 9/7 (1-4 pin) Although 98 percent of back-to- Call for more details. schoolers will begin their shopping as many as four or more weeks before the SPECIAL PRESCHOOL CLASSES school year begins, 60 percent will con- TAP / BALLET / POINTE /JAJZZ / A CRO / tinue to shop after school starts Reasons cited include time constraints, seasonal fashion changes, and a desire to see what is popular Girls plan to update their school wardrobe an aveiage of nine times during the school vear com- 2LQ SENTINEL, AUGUST 21, 1997 NS

A GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS SPECIAL SECTION 'Cyber pets' beep their way into our lives By Dorothy lindstrom manufactured by Bandai Industries, "It's tough to get them and we have Special Sections Editor include the Giga Pet™ and NaNo Virtual to go through distributors," he explained Pel™. . adding that the one time they did get in hey eat, they sleep, and just like Carol Fuller, corporate spokesperson the Tamagotchi™ in stock, they flew out us, they frequently have to visit for Toys R Us, said the Tamagotchi™ hit the door. "They didn't last more than 20 Tthe bathroom. the U.S. market in May. "They sell out minutes," he said. They grow and they get sick and immediately," she said. "They're on the To keep up with the cyber pet craze, need medicine. Occasionally, they even shelves for a day or two days if possible Cardinal Industries recently released a need disciplining. Sadly, through neglect, and then they're gone." companion board game, "Tamagotchi™ they die, but luckily for their owners, Fuller declined to give out actual sales the Game," for ages 7 and up. If you're they have many more than nine lives. figures, citing the Toys R Us policy of playing with "real" cyber pets and they We're not talking about Fluffy the Cat keeping mum on sales on any of their start beeping, you are advised to stop or Fido the Labrador, but a small, palm- stock. The Tamagotchi retails for $19.99 everything and take care of them. friendly "cyber pet" born and bred in and the .spin-offs are priced slightly Which leads one to wonder: Are kids techno-happy Japan and hugely popular lower, she said. going to be leaving their cyber pets at the world over. At least large chains like Toys R Us home, to suffer through an illness or The original brand of this phe- and FAO Schwartz can get in shipments starve, or are they going to end up in nomenally successful plastic gadget is now and then. backpacks or on belt loops? Tamagotchi™, and stores either have A small toy store in Red Bank, At least one school administrator isn't trouble stocking them at all, or can't Toymasters, has seen one shipment of worried about it. keep them in stock for more than a day. the Tamagotchi™, according to store Timothy Nogueira, superintendent of Clones of the Tamagotchi™, which is employee Ron Navarro of Middletown. the Hazlet public school system, which includes five elementary schools, two middle schools and Raritan High School, says "It hasn't been a problem and I don't see why it can't be categorized as any other toy." Adds Nogueira, "There is a policy already in effect, that children are not allowed to bring toys to school." Dr. Stuart Schnur, superintendent of Monroe schools, predicts the school staffs will have to deal with cyber pets, and plans to have a meeting with the principals to discuss the phenomenon. "I'm going to bet this September it's going to be a problem," he said. "It's so small, and kids are going to have them. They're going to be in their backpacks, in pockets, on belts. We're going to talk about it and let the kids know class time is for class time and not for these things. Noting that cyber pets come with "rest buttons," Schnur said children will simply have to leave them home or make them take a nap. "I look at it with a sense of humor," NEEDS TLC — The cyber pet beeps Schnur said. "It's a nice thing for kids to when it needs attention but also can KID'S BEST FRIEND —Jillian Erdberg, 13, of East Brunswick takes care of have but you don't want to take time her cyber pet, one of many spinoffs that's all the rage since Bandai be turned off by hitting the 'rest' away from instruction. At the same time, button. Industries in Japan started marketing the Tamagotchi™ toy in May. we don't want to be ogres." (Jackie Pollack/Greater Media) Qackie Pollack/Greater Media)

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A GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS SPECIAL SECTION Expand horizons with these books By The Associated Press for Every Kid (John Wiley & Sons, $11.95 • Illustrated by droll cartoon crea- try. Compiled by Suzette Tyler, former hardcover). Young astronomers can tures, Sunlight, Skyscrapers and Soda academic adviser at Michigan State extbooks aren't the only ones learn how to identify major stars Pop (Learning Triangle Press-McGraw University, this palm-sized manual which belong on your child's through simple but imaginative experi- Hill, $12.95 paperback), by Andrea T. reminds collegians that there's no time T shelf. Some of these well-illus- ments like learning to plot the daily Bennett and James H. Kessler with art like right now for taking advantage of trated titles will expand his horizons: movement of circumpolar constella- by Melody Sarecky, illustrates basic sci- their education. • Youngsters preoccupied with tions by making a model from a dark ence concepts. The story includes sci- For example, the new graduate sports, rock and pop stars might be umbrella and gummed stars from the ence activities to show principles looking for a job may be in a fix when diverted to an interest in the real kind, stationery store (the center point repre- behind static electricity, bouncing light asked for personal recommendations via Janice Van Cleave's Constellations sents Polaris). beams, suspension bridges, magnetism from faculty members if he never got and other phenomena. around to making his face and name • Where Am IP The Story of Maps known to any of his professors. "The and Navigation (Stoddart Kids, $13.95 problem with college is that you figure PARK NURSERY SCHOOl paperback), written and it out about the time illustrated by A.G. 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Coupon expires 10/1/97 Coupon expires 10/1/97 , at Rochester Institute of Technology, on things we enjoy, early career is not observes that as a student,- time is on a time for major consumer expendi- tures. Taking them on can become an your side, financially speaking. He sug- TOWN; gests how to make the most of that overwhelming financial burden. 121-5880 advantage: 210 Town Center Drive North Brunswick, I\U • Start a credit record. "A gas credit card doesn't do it. One way is to apply for a small loan you have a cer- 609-936-1800 tainty of getting and promptly pay it : off; it does wonders for your credit rat- •OPEN:Wednesday & Thursday 3-7 pm « Friday 34.6 nm • Sattirifsy 10 ani-ip prti ing. In fact, promptly pay on all accounts. You don't want to be tagged slow or delinquent," Woerheide ad- Cfme play ip ©m sspare foot vises. • Get a credit card. 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Chi/dron A positive beginning to things to parents of young chil- The only two exceptions under Enroll Now your child's education. aoes 6 dren: shopping for school which children may be permitted to weeks B for Fall! clothes and school supplies, arranging forego immunizations are for medical to 6 years. car pools or coordinating bus sched- or religious exemptions. In order to FOR EAKLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION ules, and generally making sure their claim a medical exemption, the parent DAYTON SPOTSWOOD little ones are prepared for new social must produce a signed letter from • a 399 Ridge Rd.,Suite 1 206 Summerhill Rd. interactions. But the most important physician stating the specific reasons 732-274-9631 732-723-0900 item in preparing a child for school is why a particular vaccine is con- making sure they are up to date with traindicated. Those claiming exemption their immunizations. for religious reasons must submit a New Jersey state law copy of the tenet of their mandates that all chil- church proving philo- dren should be vaccinat- sophical differences. ed against hepatitis B, "In the l-Iazlft- diphtheria, tetanus, per- Aberdeen school sys- DIESEL TECH ' tussis (DPT), H. influen- tems, less than 1 percent zae type b, polio, of the school population measles, mumps, has medical exemptions APPROVED FOR Rubella (MMR) and vari- TRAHUNG VETERANS and no more than half a cella (chicken pox) dozen have religious between birth and 18 exemptions", DeAngelo months of age, with cer- says. "These records be- RIGHT mwsmum DIESEL TECHNICIANS ARE m DEMAND tain boosters given be- come important should ...and Engine City Tech graduates are MEETING THE DEMAND! tween 4-6 years and 11- an outbreak of a conta- 12 years of age (see gious disease such as LEARN Q DIESEL & DRIVE TRAIN REPAIR • MAINTENANCE graphic accompanying measles arise. Under • FAILURE ANALYSIS & DIAGNOSIS this story). those circumstances, the MEW TRANSPORT REFRIGERATION COURSE According to state laws, children State Health Department sends in a must have the minimum number of team to review the non-immunized NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR SEPTEMBER immunizations for their age before children's records and we have to DAY, EVENING AND PART-TIME COURSES entering any structured school, which determine if these children must be includes day care, preschool and ele- excluded from school for a period of GALL 908-964-1450 mentary school. time." Financial Aid Mike DeAngelo, sanitary inspector Available to ENGINE CITY Mike Meddis, assistant public health Qualified Students. for the Hazlet and Aberdeen school sys- coordinator for the Monmouth County TECH NICAL INSTITUTE tems, audits immunization records for Health Department, says large numbers 2365 Route 22, UNION, NEW JERSEY preschools and day care facilities as of non-immunized children would pre- Engine City Technical Institute Is Approved by the N.J. Dept. of Education. well as elementary schools. sent a problem. "It's important for parents to be sure "Because of childhood immuniza- their children have been immunized tions, these diseases have reached before entering them into any school", record low levels," says Meddis. NS SENTINEL, AUGUST 21, 1997 25 SACK 10 SCHOOL Montessori Children's House A GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS SPECIAL SECTION "A Lifetime Experience" Register Now • Pre-School & Day Care ages 2'A 5 years Protecting children on the go -2,3 or 5-day programs -1 ull or halMiy he New Jersey State Safety to school and walk it with your child than 60 percent of bicycle-related -Kindergarten Readiness Council and NJ SAFE KIDS pnor to the fust day until he or she is deaths Bike helmets are proven to • Full-Day Kindergarten TCampaign offer the following tips thoroughly familiar with it Children reduce the nsk of head injury by 85 per- (Milltown Only) lo patents and carcgivers of youngsters undei age 10 should walk to and from cent and the risk of biain injury by 88 • School Hours 7:3Oam-6:O0pm heading to school on bus, loot and bike, school with an adult every day percent • Summer Camp Available to help ensure their safe amval Teach children to walk on the side- Nationwide, in 1995, 220 cyclists ages (Da/ton Only) *"" • School Bus Passengers Most walk If none exists, keep to the left and 14 and under t\eie killed in pedal cycle- school bus related fatalities oceui when walk facing approaching traffic Cioss at related incidents involving collisions Full Curriculum childien aie appioaching oi leaving bus corners or crosswalks Always stop first with motor vehicles Last year, two chil- Stale-Licensed loading zones In the 199/i-1995 school Look left, right and left again for dien undei age 14 died in New Jeisey appioaching traffic and keep on looking 47 Main 5fc 364 Georges Rd; yeai, an estimated 30 pupils nationwide while pedal cycling -'•• • r:- n/ii) (.town w.;./i • •'.: ;: ->--^" - -• •.- PsiVt on •-*•-.-:'"-:.-. •- weie killed in school bus-ielaled tians- while crossing i portation accidents All weie pedestnans Pedestnan accidents aie the second either approaching oi leaving a loading leading cause of unintentional mjuiy- zone During Ihe same penod, there related death among children ages 5 to were no school bus ielated fatalities 14 In 1995, 550 childien ages 5 to 14 Instinct children to cioss at least 10 died as pedestrians nationwide while in feet in hont ol the bus so the duver sees New Jersey last year, five of the seven them Enter the ioad only if the driver child pedestrians killed were ages 5 to signals it is safe to cioss and continue to M look left, right and left foi appioaching • Cyclists: Plan a safe bike route cais while crossing leach children to away horn fast moving tiaffic Teach RACQUET CLUB stay seated on the bus, keeping head children to follow the lules of the ioad, riding to the right with traffic and heed- and aims inside at all limes, and buckle JUNIOR PROGRAMS PROGRAMS up if safety belts aie present Book bags ing all signs and signals Childien should • Tennis Academy oi loose diawstnngs and ties on chil- not be allowed to ride on the ioad with- Travel Teams diens jackets and sweatshirts can snag out direct adult supervision until age 10 • Team Tennis Group & Private on bus handiails oi doors and diag a New Jeisey law requires cyclists undei * Ladders Lessons child alongside the vehicle, so ieplace age 14 to wear approved bicycle hel- • Tournaments Leagues with Velcro, buttons oi snaps mets but the Council urges their use for • Mini Camp • Walkers: Choose the safest route all ages Head injuries account for mote Success in college s if ./ * > f

can be achieved $1(1^ By The Associated Press gests lewnting notes after eveiy class And consider taking a study skills aving been a so so student in course, Marcinski cites research that high school shouldn t keep you shows students who take these courses H fiom achievei status in your col- tend to get better grades lege caieei After all, now is the time to College is a wondeiful place for indi- t^et serious viduals to grow, but it also gives you plenty of leeway to make mistakes or get Youi studies aie youi first pnoiity so COUNTY COLLEGE Jioose courses that will contubute use- behind, observes G David Pollick, presi- ully to youi education, advises James A dent of Lebanon Valley College in f-Ieinck, professor and chairman of the Annville, Pa lepaitment of communication at Hope 'At the first sign of a problem, either Middlesex County College has met the College in Holland, Mich academic or personal, raise it with youi You should also lead every as- professor, advisei, or any one of the staff education needs of our community for more signment before going to class do every in student services Show me a person than 30 years. Whether you are a recent issigncd exercise and visit each of your that thinks problems just go away if you irofessors so they know who you are lgnoie them, and I will show you a sec- high school graduate, a professional The easiest and suicst way to detail youi ond-, third-, or fourth-yeai freshman making a career change or someone }iogiess thiough college is to miss class Diane M Bonner, directoi of counsel- ,essions Hernck says ing and associate dean of student life at who has never tried college, we have a Something as simple as choosing a Susquehanna University in Sehnsgrove, ,eat at the fiont of the class can help you Pa , advises balancing classes, work, lo well, says Paul Adams, dean of slu- meetings, study time and fun time, QUALITY, lent affairs at Wilkes University in too JCilkes-Barre, Pa 'Sit up front, or near "If you study all the time, you will he center in a row near the front That's burn out If you play all the time, you will AFFORDABLE he 'zone of participation' You 11 get fail out Be sure to take caic of yourself program for you. nore out of the class because you 11 pay and schedule time for both,' she says nore attention to the lecturei instead of As tempting as it may be, don't rush rther distractions in the class ' home every weekend, advises Sandra 1 he art and science of note-taking are Cohea-Weible, director of special acad- entral to your studies, but don't use emic programs at Salisbury State lote-taking services, says John Marcinski, University in Salisbury, Md hrector of the learning assistance pro- "Its a good idea to spend your fust Register Now! gram at Kean College in Union, NJ That four to six weeks at the college instead vill keep you from learning how to take of going home on the weekends If you Fall Semester begins Tuesday, September 2 lotes on youi own spend every weekend at home, you re It's not necessary to wnte down ev- out of the social loop, won't make Registrar rything that's said In class "You're trying friends as easily and probably won't (732) 906-2523 o develop an undei standing of what's bond with other students as fast," she EDISON • NEW BRUNSWICK • PERTH AMBOY ,eing said, rewrite it, and develop a sum- says "If you're homesick, have your nary of it," Marcinski says He also sug- parents visit the campus " 26 SENTINEL, AUGUST 21, 1997 NS

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All items in Police Beat are taken from edto$120. police department records. All suspects A JVC dual cassette stereo system presented at dinner are presumed innocent until found guilty in was stolen from a Schmidt Lane apartment court. between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Aug. 11. According to reports, the front door of the INROADS/Central New Jersey held an sors 18 interns in a variety of disciplines, residence was pried open. awards banquet at the Brunswick Hilton, including computer science, research and si. •/»••• J HHHUHH1 A T-top valued at $1,100 was stolen East Brunswick, on Aug. 6. Recognition development, and accounting and public A soda machine located at the Oil from a 1979 Chevy Corvette parked on was given to sponsoring companies, relations. Well at 1551 Route 130 was broken into Hidden Lake Drive between 11 p.m. Aug. interns, parents, educators, alumni and INROADS was founded in 1970 with between 6 p.m. Aug. 14 and 7 a.m. Aug. 15. 11 and 3 p.m. Aug. 12. According to friends for outstanding participation and 25 interns at 17 sponsoring companies. It According to reports, all of the money in reports, entry to the vehicle was gained by slipping the lock on the vehicle's door. The support. has grown to 50 affiliates throughout the the machine was taken. The evening included a prebanquet re- United Stales, Mexico and Canada with A set of license plates was stolen from hood then was opened and the alarm wires cut. ception. John Degnan, chief executive offi- more than 6,000 interns and nearly 1,000 a motor vehicle owned by a township resi- cer of Chubb & Son, hosted the reception corporations. It has received the U.S. De- dent at 12:21 a.m. Aug. 16, according to Twenty bottles of Snapple were reports. stolen from a refrigerator at the Exxon and delivered the keynote t/'Jress during partment of Labor LIFT Award in recogni- A tan 1995 Ford Taurus station wagon Station at 940 Livingston Ave. between 1 the banquet. The theme of the evening was tion of initiatives to enhance the quality of was stolen from the Malouf Ford car deal- a.m. and 5 a.m. Aug. 12. According to "Maintaining the Competitive Edge," the American workforce and has been se- ership on Route 1 between 9:30 p.m. Aug. reports, a chain which secured the refrig- which emphasized workforce diversity, lected as one of "America's Top 10 Intern- 15 and 8:10 a.m. Aug. 16, according to erator was cut. education and community service. ships." reports. A Honda Accord parked on Remsen Avenue was scratched with a sharp object Bristol-Myers Squibb Co., North INROADS/Central New Jersey partners A white 1983 Toyota Corolla was between 6:30 p.m. Aug. 11 and 9:10 a.m. Brunswick, received the INROADS/ with more than 50 companies and 210 stu- stolen from an Oak Tree Drive parking lot Aug. 12, according to reports. Central New Jersey Corporate Plus Award. dents from Hunterdon, Mercer, Middlesex, between 12:30 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. Aug. A blue Ford Bronco parked at an This award is given annually to a sponsor- Monmouth, Somerset and Ocean counties. 16, according to reports. The method of ing company that has demonstrated leader- Talented African-American, Hispanic and entry to the vehicle is unknown. Aaron Road residence was vandalized at 12:26 a.m. Aug. 14. According to eye- A burglary occurred at an Aaron ship and commitment to the INROADS Native American college and college- witness reports, a man was seen fleeing process in developing internships and bound students are currently being sought Road residence at 4:30 a.m. Aug. 17. the scene in a green and tan Bronco. The According to reports, the homeowner identifying managerial talent for its future for 1998 summer internship opportunities. vandalized vehicle's gas access cover was workforce. The company currently spon- For information, call (732) 249-1144. returned to the residence and noticed that bent and the gas cap was stolen. several picnic table benches were stacked under the windows. Reports said the A purse containing $100 and several homeowner then heard someone leaving credit cards were stolen from a classroom Authors sought for N J. competition the house through the rear window on the at Livingston Park School at Livingston deck. Nothing was reported missing from Avenue between 9:15 a.m. and 10:15 a.m. The Unlimited Potential Theater Co. Readings in November, followed by a the premises. Also, a pair of black boots, Aug. 14, according to reports. (UPTCo), a project of Very Special Arts reception to honor the authors. Deadline size 9, were discovered by the window. Four hub caps were stolen from a motor vehicle on Village East Drive be- New Jersey (VSA/NJ), is seeking poems, for submissions is Oct. 6. A stereo system was stolen from a tween 3 p.m. Aug. 13 and 4:30 a.m. Aug. essays and plays by New Jersey resi- VSA/NJ is a nonprofit organization that residential work shed on Myrtle Road be- 14, according to reports. Also, the vehicle's dents, 18 years of age or older, for its is part of the international Very Special tween 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. Aug. 17, ac- windshield was cracked. fourth annual N.J. Wordsmiths Competi- Arts network. UPTCo is a touring ensem- cording to reports. The Sony five-disc com- Ronald Robert Lenish, 42, of 53 Erik pact disc player is valued at $300. Also, a tion. ble with performances by people with and Drive, Woodbridge, was charged with dri- without physical disabilities. DeWatt cordless drill was stolen from the ving while intoxicated on Route 1 at 7:55 Submissions by writers with disabili- shed. Entry to the shed was gained by pry- p.m. Aug. 12, according to reports. He was ties are encouraged. To request an application or to receive ing the door open. released on his own recognizance. All works submitted will be juried by a additional information, contact Joy Indik Stereo equipment valued at $700 was Gordon Clark, 31, of 424 Milltown panel of judges who are professionally af- at (732) 745-3885, (732) 745-5935 or stolen from a motor vehicle parked in front Road, Milltown, was charged with driving of a Thomas Avenue residence between filiated with theater and/or literature. (732) 745-3913; or write to Very Special while intoxicated and refusal to submit to a Arts NJ, 703 Jersey Ave., New Brunswick, 9:30 p.m. Aug. 16 and 2:30 p.m. Aug. 17, Breathalyzer test on Routes 1 and 18 at Selected works will be showcased at according to reports. Entry to the vehicle 12:35 a.m. Aug. 14, according to reports. the N.J. Wordsmith Series of Free Public NJ 08901. was gained through a smashed passen- He was released on his own recognizance. ger-side window. Three personal checks were stolen from a bedroom drawer at a Holly Road $400K machine is stolen in S.B. residence between June and Aug. 8. According to reports, the stolen checks Electronic equipment was stolen Aug. SOUTH BRUNSWICK — A ship police reports. later were cashed for a total of $120. 14 between 8 p.m. and 11 p.m. from a 1995 $400,000 piece of heavy machinery was A 1994 Caterpillar 950F Rurrer A 19-inch television set was stolen Toyota parked on Forrestal Road, accord- stolen from a Promenade Boulevard equipped with a tire loader and a fork from a McAuliffe Drive residence between ing to reports. A cellular phone and a radar construction site between 6 p.m. Aug. 14 assembly was taken from the construc- 8 a.m. Aug. 8 and 12:22 a.m. Aug. 9,detector were taken from the vehicle, the and 7 a.m, Aug. 15, according to town- tion site. according to reports. A rear door was pried door of which had been left unlocked. open to gain entry. Estimated value of the items is $450. A 1997 Honda Accord valued at Seven bottles of perfume were stolen $25,000 was stolen from a North Oaks from a hotel room at the Residence Inn by Mica Furniture, Kitchens & Bedrooms Boulevard driveway between Aug. 9 and Marriott, Route 1, between 8:30 a.m. and 9 Designed Especially For You Aug. 10, according to reports. The vehicle p.m. Aug. 14, according to reports. The room is a green four-door model. No signs of showed no signs of forced entry. The value of forced entry into the vehicle were found. the stolen items is estimated at $230.99. An attempted car burglary occurred in Five golf clubs were stolen from a car a Birchwood Court parking lot between 9 parked on Kendall Road between 10 p.m. p.m. Aug. 9 and 3 p.m. Aug. 10. According Aug. 14 and 6:30 a.m. Aug. 15, according to to reports, the weather stripping around reports. The vehicle had been left unlocked. the window of a Honda Accord was dam- Estimated value of the clubs is $400. aged, but entry was not gained. The back window of a 1993 Ford A bicycle was stolen from an open Tempo was shattered sometime between garage at an Erik Drive residence between Aug. 15 and Aug. 16, according to reports. 4:25 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. Aug. 10, according The vehicle was parked on Chipper Drive to reports. The bicycle is a blue and black at the time of the incident. Estimated value 20-inch Huffy model. of the window is $500. Buy Direct From the A pocketbook was stolen from an Two men were arrested after their vehi- office in the HIP medical insurance building cle was pulled over on Route 32 at 8:10 Factory And Save on 825 Georges Road between 10:45 a.m. p.m. Aug. 15, according to reports. During Mattresses • Electric Beds • Computer Desks * Platform Beds • Headboards and noon Aug. 11, according to reports. the stop, police observed a partially burnt 1 The purse contained $100 in cash, a pass- marijuana cigarette. A search of the car Home Offices • Master Bedrooms • Teen Furniture • Wall Units« Entertainment Centers port and several credit cards. yielded under 50 grams of marijuana and Commerciaj Interiors & Vanities A motor vehicle parked in front of rolling paper. James F. Baker, 35, of Sand • Interior Designer At Your Service Dollar Express at 546 Milltown Road was Hills Road was arrested on charges of pos- vandalized between 2:30 p.m. and 4:14 session of a controlled dangerous sub- p.m. Aug. 11. According to reports, the stance (CDS), possession of drug para- MICA MAKERS vehicle was scratched with a sharp object phernalia and possession of a CDS in a along the lower portjon of the body. motor vehicle. He was released on his own MATT R ESS MAKE R A man who allegedly stole four shirts recognizance. A passenger, James F. from the Burlington Coat Factory at Baker, 33, of Richmond, Va., was wanted atTHE SLEEP FACTORY PLUS Fashion Plaza on Route 1 fled the scene in by Middlesex County for violation of parole HRS.9-5M-F a green vehicle, according to eyewitness and was turned over to the county Sheriff's 360 Georges Road North Brunswick • (732) 418-1221 SAT. 9-2 accounts. Reports said the shirts amount- Department. 3© SENTINEL, AUGUST 21, 1997

Grace Oktay of Monmouth Junction Brunswick, was recently named Office Panel tables vote Listings Leader for the month of June. was recently named Employee of the Month at Senior Quarters at Forsgate in Burton W. Lambert was recently ap- Jamesburg, a 163-bed facility which is pointed senior vice president of operations on tax abatement owned by Kapson Senior Quarters Corp.. and chief financial officer of Cieative The award recognizes outstanding work, Marketing Alliance of Princeton Junction. Continued from page 1 ship should provide an abatement for dedication and willingness to assist other Rob Jones was recently promoted to an entire development in which only a coworkers. vice piesident/general manager, oversee- However, a tax abatement would Shirley Messinger Jackson, a sales protect Buckingham Place from pay- fraction of the units would be designat- ing four business groups, at Creative ed affordable, agent with Fox & Lazo Inc. Realtors of Marketing Alliance in Princeton Junction. ing what Schaefer calculated to be North Brunswick, was recently named Of- more than $9 million in school taxes During the meeting's public com- fice Sales Leader for the month of June. Kristin Lascelle has been promoted and more than $1 million in county ment portion, residents uniformly lined William Nelson, a sales agent with to account executive at Creative taxes over the next three decades. up against granting the development a Fox & Lazo Inc. Realtors of North Marketing Alliance, Princeton Junction. tax abatement. "The school (board) is going to raise this money no matter what," Ridge Rend resident Joseph Spataro Schaefer said. "It's just a question of said he felt as though Buckingham who pays. Under a tax abatement,... it Place's owners were asking the town- ship to "play Santa Claus." 3372 Cypress Court $84,000 will be the taxpayers, and the same 39 Deerberry Lane $75,000 goes for the county. "This is a business," Spataro said. 502 Falcongate Drive $164,990 "Should (developers) do it on the backs 67 Albury Way $132,000 "This seems to be an awful lot of 603 Falcongate Drive $130,000 of others? This board should not add to 1 Blythewood Court $370,676 31 Heather Court $57,935 money not to collect for our brothers their burden by assisting a total 20 Brighton Way $66,500 1111 Hickory Court $105,000 on the school board," Schaefer con- stranger who has never voted in this 17 David Drive $190,000 52 Kimberly Court $266,700 cluded. township. ... If this business venture 1584 Holly Road $125,000 106 Kingsland Circle $185,000 20 Lake Drive $300,000 15 Larkspur Drive $247,569 Van Hessen said he felt that each can't stand on its own merits, you 806 Lee Ave $149,000 member of the committee needed to should take a very hard look at it." 1405 Locust Court $102,500 1491 Masoma Road $183,000 149 Providence Blvd $234,000 decide what the proposal offers the According to Assistant Township 4602 N. Oaks Blvd $117,600 12 Putnam Road $274,925 township, and "what each of us needs 150 Pennsylvania Way $78,250 21 Quincy Circle $185,000 Attorney Donald Scars, the 6.28 per- 12 Peppermint Hill Road $46,718 to evaluate" is what the 31 affordable cent figure is established by the guide- 68 Quincy Circle $48,650 housing credits "are worth to us." 910 Plymouth Road $114,267 34 Shepherd Way $223,896 lines of the N.J. Housing and Mortgage 12 Quince Place $228,500 Finance Agency (NJHMFA) as "most 2 Silver Birch Court $257,500 Township Attorney Bertram Busch 51 Sassafras Court $132,000 9 Virginia St $196,000 said he was under the impression feasible to make the project attractive 1004 Schmidt Lane $85,000 30 Woodland Way $161,000 South Brunswick was prepared to to developers and return savings to the 1095 Schmidt Lane $105,000 14 Allison Court $141,000 meet its affordable housing quota township." 1512 Schmidt Lane $60,000 5073 Beech Court $78,000 13 Silver Hollow Road $262,000 403 Cobblestone Court $134,900 through 1998, but didn't know about Sears also noted that NJHMFA 1021 Stony Brook Way $127,510 1999 and on. regulations allow municipalities and 127 Kingsland Circle $203,825 700 Stony Brook Way $57,900 2207 Route 130 $146,500 Schaefer noted that he understood developers on their own to define "pro- 4711 Boice Drive $103,000 the need for assisted living in the ject revenues," of which 6.28 percent 33 Sassafras Court $118,900 community but wasn't sure the town- would go to the township. 1448 Thomas Ave $223,000 22 Wedgewood Drive $216,500 \ "! 14 Aspen Drive $105,000 8 Darren Court $455,000 201 Liberty Bell Court $99,000 16 Lake Ave. Apt.3B $47,000 1133 Schmidt Lane $102,000 24 Lois Ave $130,000 118 Magee Court $148,750 r 127 Rues Lane $112,000 i 44 Stratford Road $146,500 301 Cobblestone Court $131,990 372 Georges Road $153,200 40 Lilac Court -A $137,990 65 Providence Blvd $212,000 14 Bnarwood Drive $160,000 2001 Sandlewood Court $122,000 245 Chauler Court $112,500 24 Woodland Way $132,900 395 Cindy St $164,000 114 Woodmere Drive $90,300 42 Eden Heath Drive $94,000 NORTH BRUNSWICK 27 Barbara St $190,000 140 Kingsland Circle $201,400 Bank Owned 30 Catawba Court $130,500 55 Lexington Circle $110,600 2 Bedroom 2nd Fir condo, 2 baths, cat-in- 401 Cobblestone Court $166,990 370 Mmstret Court $112,000 kitchen, needs TIC, formal djmng room 3293 Cypress Court $76,000 119 Pendleton Place $129,000 and more Water & sewer included In low maintenance fee1 Great opportunity1 KENDALL PARK SOUTH BRUNSWICK House Beautiful *57,000 Quality Built & Country Quiet! 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Reaching peaks in the Northeast East Brunswick man has climbed every peak in region over 3,000 feet BY JIMMY ALUNDER Staff Writer "Climb Every Mountain," Rodgcrs and Hammcrstcin exhorted us, and John Swanson has taken the advice literally, at least as far as the northeastern United States is concerned. Over the past decade, the East Brunswick icsident and his friend, Dennis Cnspo, have scaled every peak over 3,000-feet high north of the Mason-Dixon Line and cast of the Mississippi River. "Last weekend, we climbed the last four, which made it 770, and to my knowledge, we're the first ones to do it, although three other climbers are attempt- ing the same thing," said Swanson, 35, who grew up in Bloomfield and graduated from Syracuse University and now works as a mechanical engineer for Colgate- Palmolive. "The final peak was Davis Mountain near Alloona, Pa. It was quite an experience. Of course, these last four PEAK PERFORMANCE — John Swanson of East Brunswick stands atop the South Abraham peak in Maine. It is were relatively easy, which is why we one of 770 mountains in the Northeast over 3,000 feet, and Swanson has climbed them all. saved them for last. It was kind of a vaca- "In my best year, I climbed 173," he feel like the Indians who were the first to from tree branches. tion. said. "Then, I found out one of my friends settle there; it's that unspoiled." "You're hiking through some very "Dennis and I have been climbing to- did 174. " The mountaineering racket is fraught dense forest, and one of the real hazards is gether since '94, and we get pretty com- The 3,000-foot-plus mountains in the with difficulties, Swanson added. getting poked in the eye with a stick or a petitive," he added. "When we got 50 feet Northeast can be found in Maine, New "One problem is that many of these branch," he said. "You also see a lot of an- from the summit of the final peak, we Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, New mountain trails are on private property," imals — deer, of course, moose and the started to run, but we made sure we got to York and Pennsylvania. New Hampshire's he noted. "In New England, people are occasional bear." the top together." Mount Washington, at 6,288 feet, is the generally accepting of climbers and hikers Swanson plans to continue his climbs, Swanson has been climbing since highest in the group. The toughest climbs crossing their land, but when you get into probably revisiting some of the peaks he's 1979, but it wasn't until 1986 that he seri- and the most exhilarating are the peaks of the Catskills, for instance, all you see are scaled in the past. Truth be told, complet- ously caught the "peak-bagging" bug, as the Adirondack range in New York, 'No Trespassing' signs. You have to ing the northeastern circuit was somewhat aficionados call it. He generally hikes and Swanson said. knock on doors and ask permission." anti-climactic for Swanson. climbs about 40 or 50 days a year, averag- "They're the most remote," according Swanson has never fallen, knock on "It was a good feeling to finish," he ing about three peaks a day. to Swanson. "It's pure wilderness. You wood, and said his direst peril has come said, "but the journey was the best part." Kiraly back in form for Belmar Open earlier this week, "and we'll be looking to the dominant team on the beach this year. Rob Heidger and Bill Boullianne are solid BY RICHARD JEROME make it five in a row in Belmar." Before Kiraly and Johnson started their teams. Boullianne and Lewis teamed to win Steiff Writer That would be this weekend Kiraly will winning ways, Steffes and Loiola had won Belmar in 1995. return to one of his favorite venues on the six events on the tour. Despite their recent In total, 32 teams will be competing in e's back, and to borrow from Mark AVP tour, Belmar Beach, for the $100,000 setbacks (they were soundly beaten by Ki- the $100,000 event. Twain, "the rumors of his demise Belmar Open as he and Johnson try to raly and Johnson in Denver four weeks Play begins Friday at 9:30 a.m. at Bel- Hwere premature." make up for lost time. ago), the tandem is the team to beat. mar's north end beaches and should end Karch Kiraly, the most successful vol- Kiraly missed seven tournaments at the Mike Dodd and Mike Whitmarsh are a about 6:30 p.m. On Saturday, play will run leyball player in history, was on the shelf start of the season and Johnson missed very formidable tandem themselves. The from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. On Sunday, action following major surgery when the Associa- four, also due to injury. Kiraly credited his duo took the silver medal at the 1996 will start at 10 a.m. with the televised final tion of Volleyball Professionals (AVP) teammate his teammate for sticking with Olympic Games in Atlanta, falling to Ki- set for 5 p.m. Fox Sports Net will begin Miller Lite Pro Beach Volleyball Tour be- him while he struggled early on . raly/Steffes in the Final. coverage of the Belmar Open at 4 p.m. on gan this season. When he came back, mi- "Patience and teamwork has really Veteran Randy Stoklos, who has 122 Sunday. nus Kent Steffes, his partner of recent helped a lot. We've been together as a team career wins (Kiraly has 130), is always Ticket prices for the three-day event are years, and struggled, the word around the as long as anybody has. Adam has played dangerous and is having one of his best $60 for reserved player seats and that in- beach volleyball community was that Ki- well all the time and I've been able to rise seasons in quite some time. He has had cludes an AVP Yearbook; $30 for reserved raly, at 36, was slipping. After years at the up to his level." several partners this year and is currently seats and $20 for general admission. Indi- top, age and the surgery had taken some- The AVP Tour has been coming to teaming with Troy Tanner. vidual game tickets are: $25 (Saturday) and thing out of him, and he wasn't the player Belmar since 1991 and has established it- With the four wins this year Johnson's $35 (Sunday) for reserved player seats; $15 of old. self as one of the most anticipated stops on career win total has reached 31. (Saturday) and $20 (Sunday) for reserved Well, four straight AVP titles with his the circuit. Kiraly has every reason to like "I've bettered my game all-around play- seats: and $6 (Friday), $10 (Saturday) and new teammate, Adam Johnson, have Belmar since he's won the event four ing with Karch," Johnson said. "I've gained $12 (Sunday) for general admission. Chil- squelched the "Karch is through" rumors, times. He and Steffes won the fourth of more knowledge of the sport playing with dren 6 years old and under are admitted and Kiraly stands atop the beach volleyball their championships last year. him. We're both excited about the way free, while children ages 7-14 are half world again. Kiraly and Johnson, despite their win- things have worked out and we look for- price. "I feel we have a chance to win every ning streak, are no shoo-in this weekend. ward to finishing the season strongly." Ticket prices do not include beach ac- time out, Kiraly said in a conference call Steffes and Brazil's Jose Loiola have been Scott Ayakatubby and Brian Lewis and cess fees. 3SS AUGUST 21, 1997, SENTINEL NS iiPiiiiii The Forsgate Country Club in Association, servicing Middlesex, In the Tamarack Ladies Nine-Hole Colleen Cresci of South Brunswick Monroe will be hosting its Fifth Annual Somerset and Hunterdon counties, is Golf Association's Scotch Foursome, threw a three-hitter to lead the Mustangs Corestates Classic on Sept. 28 and 29 to seeking candidates interested in officiat- Claire Pronio and Anne Jawidzik took to a 9-2 championship game win over the benefit the Cancer Institute of New ing high school soccer. Classes start the first place, followed by Ann Borbeley, Jersey Riptide. Courtney Thornton and Jersey. Among the scheduled participants first week in September. For more infor- Barbara Jacobson, Eileen Finkle, Amanda Nagy each drove in two runs, are: LPGA Hall of Fame member, Nancy mation, call Frank Spadavecchia at 727- Annabelle Donnamaria and Martha while Justine Robe of Sayreville and Julie Lopez, PGA Tour golf legends, Paul 6708. Dembinski. Ross each scored twice. Azinger, Gary McCord, and Chi Chi The South Brunswick Soccer Club In the Weekly Winner's Circle held In the semi-finals, Ross, Daniella Rodriguez, who will all play a 10-hole is looking for businesses wishing to Aug. 7, Class A was won by Kathy Bren- Liquori, and Krysta Nagy each notched skins game. sponsor local teams for the fall recre- nan, followed by Marge Quirk, Ann RBI hits in the fifth inning to lead the The Raiders, an 18-and-older Men's ational program or businesses that wish Borbeley and Linda Weintraub. Mustangs to a 7-4 come from behind win Flag Football team based in South to place an ad in the SBSC Journal, In Class B, Greta Reuter took first, fol- over the Cape Atlantic Tigers. Katie Brunswick, are looking for players with which is seen by more than 5,000 players lowed by Eileen Finkle, Helen Michna Brennan was the winning pitcher. This football experience, but experience is not and parents throughout the season. For and Barbara Thomssen. season the 16-and-under Central Jersey required to try out. For more information, more information, call Jonathon Schaiff In Class C, Florence Margulies took Mustangs have won three tournaments. at (732) 274-0528. first, followed by Gerry Holbert, Anne The Mustangs are a three-year-old organi- call Marty Conte at (732) 274-2798 or zation that features teams in the 12, 14, Rich Titsch at (609) 448-7279. The New Jersey Devils, the 1996-97 Jawidzik and Cas Smith. Low putts was Atlantic Division champions, will begin Madelyne DiMaria. 16, and 18-and-under divisions. The teams The South Brunswick Township are looking for players for the fall and Recreation/ Community Affairs Depart- their 1997-98 National Hockey League Jennifer Rubin of Spotswood was named co-winner of the Central Jersey summer '98 travel teams. For more infor- ment will be holding meetings Sept. 4 for home schedule on Oct. 8 when they host the Philadelphia Flyers. Highlighting the Mustangs Girls Fastpitch Association's mation regarding tryouts, call Ron Tuitt at all managers of the 1996 fall volleyball 12-and-under Most Improved Player of (732) 545-1494 or Neal Axelrod at (732) teams that are interested in returning to Devils' schedule will be three games each against division rivals New York the Year Award during the organization's 499-0660. the volleyball league this year. The meet- third annual postseason banquet in Iselin. The Central Jersey Mustangs Girls ing for the women's league will be held Rangers, New York Islanders and the Flyers. The home schedule includes 19 Rubin, playing in her first year for the Fastpitch Association will conduct weekly at 7:30 p.m. and the men's league will weekend dates with five Friday games, 12 Mustangs, batted .400 with 36 RBI and 39 soltbal! clinics for girls 13-and-under. For meet at 8 p.m. The meetings will be held Saturday games and two Sunday matches. runs scored. more information, call Ron Tuitt at (732) at the Woodlot Park Community Center. The first home weekend game is Oct. 11 In the Tamarack Women's 18 Hole 545-1494. New teams are welcome and will be when the Northeast champion Buffalo Golf Association's Winner's Circle Memorial Medical Center will be admitted into the league on a space avail- Sabers make a call to the Continental Sweepstakes, Flight "A" was won by Rita holding its 22nd Annual Golf Benefit on able basis for South Brunswick residents Airlines Arena. The 41-game home Reisert, followed by Chung Hee Lee and Sept. 11 at Battleground Country Club in who have a representative at the meeting schedule concludes on April 18 when the Young Kim. Flight "B" was won by Tennenl, NJ. South Amboy resident and to participate in the lottery. For more Islanders come to town. This year's NHL Yoriko Miller followed by Penny manager of J.J. Harrigan & Co., Joseph information, call the South Brunswick schedule will call for a break from Feb. 8- Gehrmann and Patti Pye. Flight "C" was H. Harrigan will chair the event and is a Township Recreation/Community Affairs 24 so that players may participate in the won by Ann Lin followed by Eilenn member of the Board of Governors for office at (732) 329-4000, Ext. 671 from Winter Olympics for the first time. For Smith and Carol Petralia. Memorial Medical Center. A $20,000 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through information on ticket plans for the The North Brunswick Soccer Club is "Golden Opportunity" will be awarded to Friday. Devils' home games, call the sales de- holding its final registration for the fall on the first hole-in-one on the "Good as The Raritan Valley Soccer officials partment at (800) NJDEVIL. Sept. 6 at the Sabella Park Building from Gold Fairway." Other prizes will be noon to 3 p.m. for youths in grades K awarded for Low Gross, Low Handicap, through 10th. Players must bring a copy Low Callaway, and Longest Drive or of their birth certificate. closest to the pin. Registration lee tars The North Brunswick Soccer Club is includes: greens fee, golf cart, locker, seeking volunteers to assist with their continental breakfast, lunch cart on the Buddy Ball Program as the players' golf course, cocktail hour, and an I jallstadium "BUDDY." To register for this program evening buffet. Proceeds support patient Foot please come to the Sabella Park Building services of Memorial Medical Center in on Sept. 6 from noon to 3 p.m. South Amboy. For more information, call Piscataway, NJ Colleen Cresci, of South Brunswick, the medical center directly at 721-1000 took home her second consecutive Most ext. 2104. Valuable Player Award for the Central The Raritan Valley YMCA, East Jersey Mustangs' 14-and-under fastpitch Brunswick, has openings in its adult team at the awards banquet. Cresci earned men's basketball, women's basketball, the honors by pitching to a 16-7 record coed volleyball and coed softball Gates Speed Pitch with a 0.88 ERA. The award was accom- leagues. All leagues begin in September, Pop-A-Shot panied by a $500 college scholarship. In have no residency requirement and do addition, Jen Halsey of South Brunswick, not require Y membership. T-shirts, ref- Quarterback Challenge won an Offensive Excellence Award for erees and championship trophies are pro- her solid batting with the 18-and-under vided for each league. For more informa- Play Port team. tion, including individual registration, MM; ^ Carnival Games An under-19 girls traveling soccer call 257-4114. team is looking for players to play in fall The Raritan Valley YMCA, East (Free kids tickets and paid adult tickets distributed Fun Mirror on game day only at Stadium North Ticket Booth) and spring tournaments. For more infor- Brunswick, is looking for referees and Facial Tattoos mation, call 251-4355. umpires for its adult basketball, volleyball The East Brunswick High School and soflball leagues. All leagues begin in Miniature Golf Cross Country teams will be holding their September and games are scheduled Mon- annual car wash on Aug. 30 and 31 from day through Friday in the evenings with Special appearance by 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at E.B.H.S for a fee of two games each night. For more informa- The Scarlet Knight $5 per car and $8 per van. tion, call 257-4114. The North Jersey Football League is The Jersey Riptide, a girls fast pitch Kids can get their seeking Brunswick area teams and players 16-U and 18-U ASA/NSA team, has picturetaken wearing a for its fourth fall/winter season beginning openings for the 1998 season. Tryouts will : in early October. Teams consist of a mini- be held on Sept. 7 and 14. The Riptide are Rutgers jersey ' ' mum 10 men, 19-and-over, for two-hand- looking for players from Monmouth and touch games of six-on-six. Games are Ocean counties. Call Mike at 303-8163 played on Sunday mornings and are offi- for additional information. ciated by referees. Registration ends Sept. Raceway Park will be hosting the September 20,199? 30. All levels of skill may participate. eighth Annual AHDRA Harley-Davidson Individual players can be placed on a Summer Festival on Sunday. For more in- Gatesopen: 10:GQA team. To enter a team, or for more infor- formation on the event, call 446-7800. mation, call (201) 391-2098. The New Jersey Amateur Softball The Central jersey Mustangs Girls Association is accepting Hall of Fame lameiihe: 12:00P ?** Fastpitch Association concluded a suc- nominations. For an application, write to cessful season by winning the 16-and- Doug Smith, 1338 Murray Ave., under ASA Shore Challenge held in Plainfield, NJ, 07060. Completed applica- Bayville and Toms River Aug. 9 and 10. tions must be received bv Oct. 15. NS SENTINEL, AUGUST 21, 1997 33

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For week in my house Occasional CERTIFIED NURSES AIDE- driving required 732-845-2902 • Maintenance 7-3pm shift every other week- immediate consideration, please apply in person, call end & 4 hours on Wednesday {908)628-0734, fax (908)220-7199, or send your resume to. $1,000 's POSSIBLE TYPING FREEHOLD-For 2 & 6 yr olds • Q.C/lnspection evening Cail 732-530-9470 Part Time At Home Toll Free P/T in my home References Telemarketing Dept., New Jersey Blood Services, 167 New 1-800-218-9000, Ext T-4730 required Mom w/child Saturday - August 23,1997 CLERICAL Street, New Brunswick, NJ 08901. EOE M/F/D/V for listings welcome 732-780-5962 Office worker needed for gen- ATTENTION HAZLET Cove Road School Between 10:00 A.M. - 2:00 P.M. eral office work Duties include READERS area Need am & pm hours for data entry, heavy faxing & fil- Ads under this classification school days for 4th grade Location: Cameo Personnel ing, customer service, etc are not offers of employment student 732-203-9320 440 South Main Street Monday-Friday 4-9pm Com- A lew Jersey Blood Services Often these advertisers offer a MANALAPAN Caring, warm puter experience very helpful service for a fee If you place a playful person needed to care Militown Pleasant atmosphere Keyport call to a '900* number you will tor 16 month old, 2 afternoons area GSP exit 117 FAX re- Where concern for the community comes fint automatically be billed a fee, a week, In my home -OO88 sume to Debi at 1-800-697-2228 which varies References 732-866-6652 SENTINEL, AUGUST 21. 1997 35 049 Merchandise 06ti Garage Sale^ II 0?3 Instriiiitibiri 065 Pets & Animals I 069 Entertmri merit ^/W6 USE YOUR VISA, MASTER YOUR AD THERE'S SOMETHING FOR CASH FOR BOOKS Q FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP PIANO LESSONS PET SITTERS BUY IT. 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