Njoy Family Fun Day Currently, the Building Is on Sched- in the Event That the New High School Saturday at the Von Thun Farm on Ridge Road in South Brunswick

POOLS and PATIO SETS IN THE NEWS PRICES IN NEW JE School taking shape rtfPete11*** foot 254-5115 rf»»- •" & SKI CENTER **•*•"•* ' '**:. 1020 ROUTE 18 • MOVIE CITY 5 MALL • EAST BRUNSWICK Page 3 MAY 15, 1997 40 CENTS VOLUME 4, NUMBER 31 Contingency plan reviewed Students would stay contractor has been hired to test and balance the heating system. But despite the at the present schools progress, Laurita warned that unforeseen until Oct. 7 or Nov. 18 circumstances might throw things off schedule. BY TINA CRAFTON Under the contingency plan, until the new high school opens, grades nine-12 Staff Writer would remain in the old high school, grades seven-eight at the present Cross- lthough the new high school is roads School, and, with the exception of expected to be ready on time, the some Monmouth Junction students, stu- A South Brunswick Board of dents in grades K-6 would stay at their Education has a contingency plan if current schools. delays interfere with the Sept. 8 opening. Board members stressed that this is a At Monday's board meeting, board last resort and not an ideal solution. President Brian Laurita expressed confi- Board member Gail Barcelo, who serves dence that the plan will not be needed, on the board's contingency plan com- but said a lot of factors are beyond the mittee, said several options were con- board's control. sidered before settling on the current "I wish we had that control," he said, plan, but the committee wanted teachers but because "we work through the public to move with the children and to have bid process, it isn't cut and dry." only one move if possible. Nevertheless, the board is "doing everything possible" to see that the school is ready on time, but it "is a massive undertaking," he added. "It is an imperfect solution," Barcelo Of utmost importance, he said, is said and would only be used if necessary. making sure "it is safe and prudent to The board has set a July 15 deadline move students into the new facility." To to decide whether to use the contingency achieve this, he said the board "will con- plan or move students into the new high tinue to put pressure on the contractor" school. Either way, school will still open to have the building ready. Sept. 8. Jonathan DiBartolo, 6 months, and his father, Jeff, of Dayton enjoy Family Fun Day Currently, the building is on sched- In the event that the new high school Saturday at the Von Thun Farm on Ridge Road in South Brunswick. ule. The exterior is nearly finished. Walls (Jackie Pollack/Greater Media) is not ready by that date, school officials and ceilings are being installed, and a Continued on page 8 Committee mulls Kingston sidewalks BY JOHN K, DELANEY funding while state work crews are still in the area. 27 project were discussed by committee members as one "It's a serendipitous possibility," Davis told the com- option. Staff Writer mittee at Monday's agenda meeting. He said that Committeeman David Schaefer thought the request hen it comes to qualifying for state funds for $15,000 is an estimate for sidewalk and curb additions was modest enough to prompt the committee to take sidewalks and curbing, residents of Kingston along Route 27 and parts of Heathcote Road in Kingston immediate action to appropriate the needed funds. W maintain they are in a bad spot — literally. and Laurel Avenue in Franklin. Committeeman Edward Van Hessen also supported Because Kingston falls within the borders of three Davis said the $15,000 figure was a "guesstimate," the possibility of appropriating funds for the project, but counties and three townships, Glenn Davis, chairman of given to him by firms the state has contracted with to do pointed out that decisions on possible funding should be the Kingston Initiative, said the area has been ignored by upgrades on Route 27. delayed until all options are considered. the state. Davis said a route of continuous sidewalks and curb- "We don't know if sidewalks are part of the state Since the state Department of Transportation is cur- ing would serve to make the township more accessible to contract. We don't know who owns the property," Van rently involved in making improvements to Route 27 in pedestrians. Hessen pointed out. "To race into (this) is doing it the Princeton and South Brunswick, Davis requested help Suggestions of contacting state representatives and wrong way." from the South Brunswick Township Committee for the Governor's Office to include Kingston in the Route Continued on page 8

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RIGHT •ff9541(e»p6/7) •ff9661(exp6/21) Widowed WCM, 50s, 5r9". 155lbs, leans/sneaker type, likes camping SWPM, 42, seeks marnage-mind- 1I9356(exp5/24) long rides, quiel evenings al home, fun Seeking WF counterpart, for Professional SWJF. 33, brunette, LIFE IS TOO SHORT THE MAN FOR YOU! educated, ex-executive, N/S, en- ed SWF, 30-40, with same priori- special, caring friendship Middle- attractive, vivacious, awning, fun- Petite, stender, cute, bubbly SWF, No-nonsense SWPM, 27, 5'5", joys photography, historical places, for LTR, possible marriage North lies 1T9550(exp6/7) sex Counly •&9465(exp5/31) loving and caring, enjoys living lite 26, seeks outgoing caring, hon- 1955 CLASSIC 125lbs N/S, seeks pelits SWF. 18- weekend trips, sports, dining Seek- Monmoulh County tf9628(exp 6/14) HONESTY BEST POLICY to the fullest Seeking profession- est SWPM 25-30.N/S. with good Catholic SWF, 42, 5'B", brown/ 28, N/S, beautiful inside and out ing easygoing, temintna, slim, high i A TRUE GENTLEMAN Honesl, polite, caring, educated al SWJM, 30-40, for long-lasting sense of humor, for friendship/ brown. en|oys travel, movies, frie- g9/04(axp6 maybe more 2T9477{exp5/31) OUTRAGEOUS CATCH Really! 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LOOKING GOOD — The new South Brunswick High School on Ridge Road is Hearing completion, but the Board of Education has developed a contingency plan in case it is not ready in time for the Sept. 8 school opening. Members of the North (Jackie Pollack/Greater Media) Brunswick High School football team honor veterans. Page 18 Pa. fire is hauntingly familiar tance of 41 fire companies. On March 7 and investigate other aspects of archive ware- Blaze at an archive co. March 17, working fires were reported at house fires. in Pennsylvania similar the Iron Mountain warehouse located at 11 "The fire was smoldering heavily the • Classifieds Page 22 Nicholas Court. Because of the flammable next morning, and we were able to learn • Editorials Page 12 to Iron Mountain fires nature of the warehouses, the cleanup was from that, how the fire spread," he said. time consuming and difficult. On March 22, • Letters Page 12 BY TRACEY LUSZCZ According to Davidson, Vargo returned the fire department was confronted with the to Pittston on Wednesday to coordinate • Milestones Page 15 C o r r e s p ond e n t largest of the fires, only a few hundred feet with the investigators, and to share and gain • Obituaries Page 16 away from the previous fires, at 6 Nicholas information, • Police Beat Page 17 SOUTH BRUNSWICK — A fire at Court, also an Iron Mountain warehouse. "There's not a lot of fire history in the Diversified Records Services, an archive The fires took days to extinguish. records storage industry, particularly of this • Real Estate Page 18 warehouse in Pittston, Pa., was finally All three Iron Mountain fires have been magnitude," Davidson said, referring to the • Sports Page 20 extinguished Monday following a seven- declared arsons, and Iron Mountain has necessity of coordination between the day battle by firefighters. offered a $50,000 reward for .any in- investigative teams. Sound familiar? formation leading to an arrest. "Every little bit helps," he said. "Your • According to South Brunswick Fire According to Davidson, both the South scene is destroyed with the fire, as well as Phone numbers Marshal Bob Davidson, it is. Brunswick and Pittston fires occurred at with the firefighting efforts. Every scene Editorial The fire, which started at 9:34 a.m. May record-storage facilities with a similar stor- you can go to assists with your ultimate 254-7000 Ext. 226 5, prompted, a private investigator to contact age configuration, or file arrangement. goal of determining the actual cause." FAX 254-0486 Davidson and South Brunswick Patrolman Also, they occurred early on a weekday According to Robin Stacey of the Circulation ' Donald Vargo, an investigator with the morning in warehouses that had similar fire Middlesex County Prosecutor's Office, the 254-1755 environmental crime-arson unit who is protection systems, he said. investigative team "is still concentrating our Display Advertising working on the Iron Mountain Inc. ware- Diversified Records Services is a com- efforts here in New Jersey." 972-6740 house fires that occurred in March. petitor of Iron Mountain. Authorities are still concentrating on a FAX 972-6746 Between March 7 and March 22, the Davidson said that although the Pittston profile of the New Jersey arsonist, and Classified 1-800-660-4 ADS South Brunswick Fire Department was fire has not yet been declared arson, travel- investigators are still following leads from Classified FAX 432-0016 faced with three fires that required the assis- ing to Pittston provided an opportunity to the three Iron Mountain fires. Sentinel School redistricting is mulled SOUTH BRUNSWICK — The Board have gone to the Monmouth Junction believes Indian Fields would be able to of Education is considering redistricting School since kindergarten have spent their open recreation or multipurpose rooms Managing Editor the Dayton Square neighborhood next entire early education in an overcrowded which are currently serving as class- Marilyn Duff year in an effort to stem overcrowding at facility. rooms. Executive Editor the Monmouth Junction School. The board's endorsement of the plan Some board members expressed con- Gregory Bean Even with the reallocation of space stems from the general belief that Dayton cern that the proposal is coming so late in made possible by the new high school, Square should have been districted for the school year, and Scott suggested the Publisher board members said Monday the Mon- Indian Fields in the first place. Board mem- possibility of using a modified open Kevin Wittman mouth Junction School would still have ber Harry Delgado said the present district enrollment plan for the first year as a way to function beyond its capacity. The lines "divide the community," and he is to ease the community into redistricting. school has a capacity of 485 students eager to see the redistricting put into action. Under the modified open enrollment with a projected enrollment of 516 for Because of the restructuring made plan, parents in Dayton Square who want A Greater Media Newspaper the fall. possible by the new high school, which their children to stay in Monmouth School Business Administrator Jeffrey is scheduled to open in September, In- Junction School would be provided with Scott views the redistricting as a viable dian Fields will have more room than it bus service for one year only. solution. By sending 72 students from the needs. The grades K-six school will be- While board members seemed to agree Dayton Square area to the under-populat- come a grades K-four facility, with that it provides the best possible solution The Sentinel Newspaper is published ed Indian Fields School, the board will be Thursday by Sentinel Publishing Co., P.O. grades five-six moving to the present to the overcrowding problem of current Box 1080, East Brunswick, N.J. 08816. making the best possible use of space, he Crossroads School, which will be resources, they want feedback from par- Standard postage paid at East Brunswick, said. renamed South' Brunswick Upper ents before acting on the redistricting pro- N.J. $40 a year. First-class mail subscrip- Newly re-elected board member Carole Elementary School. Even with the addi- posal. tion available at $72 for 26 weeks, 40 cents a copy. O'Brien agreed. She said students who tional 72 Dayton Square students, Scott — Tina Crafton 4 SENTINEL, MAY 15, 1997 NS

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l >•>;••• MAKING ROOM — Current construction on Adams Station Lane by Route 130 in North Brunswick will give motorists an extra lane to drive on. (Jackie Pollack/Greater Media) BRIEF Dates for S.B. Teen Half-day camps Alliance dances set offered at YMCA The South Brunswick Teen Alliance has For children between ages 5-11, the announced the following dates for up- South Brunswick Family YMCA has a va- Vt Brag Racing coming dances: tomorrow, May 30 and riety of half-day summer programs avail- June 13. Dances are held at the Community able. Center, located on New Road, Kendall The programs run in one-week cycles Park. Teens in grades seven-12 are invited. from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Monmouth Junc- Dances are scheduled from 8-11 p.m. tion School on Ridge Road. and music is provided by Party Mix DJ Jeff. Youth can be registered for clinics in A $3 admission fee is charged, which in- computers, dance, theater, cheerleading IT cludes pizza and soda. and art. Tickets on 21Zsale now at the track, Tfcketmaster locations, or charge by phone: For information, call Mrs. Soden at Scholarships are available. ()( ) 307-7171,, ()(201) 507-0900,, ()(914) 454-338B,, (6) (516) 888-9000,00, (6og) 5200383 Tikt l ilbl t th t d (908)274-2216. For information, call (908) 329-1150. . (6og) 520-0383. Tickets also available at the gate on race day.

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Bicentennial committee attics and basements, but unfortunately, packing and moving and would Education Association Convention. don't know very much about them, she reopen on Oct. 7, Despite the fact that this plan was plans June 1 gathering noted. to the event that the school will not first revealed at the Monday meeting, be, ready for use by Oct. 7, the contin- Laurita reported feedback from some to identify photographs Anyone with a photograph of particular , gency plan would remain In effect until parents who had heard about the plan interest to the township can offer to lend it ' the week of Nov. 12-17, whert schools earlier, m TINA CRAFTON; for reproduction in the commemorative would be closed for packing and mov- Some parents feel the July 15 date is bicentennial calendar that will be available ing. too early to make a reliable" decision, later in the year. The calendar will feature The- contingency plan committee but Laurita said the complexity of the SOUTH BRUNSWICK — As prepa- a collection of photographs of historic built the plan, around school vacation. move requires adequate preparation. rations for the year-long 1998 bicentennial places and events that occurred in South celebration continue, residents are invited Brunswick. to share their old photographs for use in a Reproductions of historic maps which bicentennial calendar. illustrate the growth and development of MENZ ANI> LUXENBERG- A community cookbook is also in the South Brunswick from 1850 to 1930 will works, and reproductions of historic maps be available soon, according to township -•Attorneys at Law • will be available soon to raise funds for the historian Michael Brown. Maps from bicentennial. 1850, I860 and 1876 show landowner "The General Practice Community involvement is key to the names, school and inn locations, and even Law Office... Bicentennial Celebration, said Township a distillery, he said. ...For All Your Legal Needs Clerk Kathleen Thorpe, who chairs the A 1930 map includes actual property • Personal Injury... • Criminal Defense... Bicentennial Committee. She hopes people lines, which will allow residents to see Automobile Accidents, Fattdowns Indictable Offenses will not only participate in the events but what neighborhoods looked like and who volunteer to help plan and coordinate and other claims • Municipal Court... the major property owners were then. » Workers' Compensation... Disorderly Persons Offenses, Traffic them. The committee especially needs For Brown, the maps illustrate the evo- Job related injuries and illnesses Violations, Neighbor Disputes someone with marketing and advertising lution of the town, and he expects them to • Real Estate Matters... • Wills and Estates... experience, she said. help in the fund-raising efforts for the cel- Purchases, Sales and Refinances Preparation and Execution of Wills The official celebration of the bicen- ebration. & Probate of Estates tennial will begin Feb. 21, 1998 with the Another project in the works is a com- 3176 Route 27, Suite ID Kendall Park, FSJ 08824 birthday bash and will continue through- munity cookbook. Residents are en- out the year with various events, includ- (908) 821-6800 couraged to submit their favorite recipes L ing a bike tour of the town and a car and the histories behind them. Ethnic show. recipes are welcomed and will "reflect the In an effort to engage the community in diverse population of the township," the calendar project, there will be a gather- according to Ruth Wilson, chairwoman of ing to share old photographs at the munic- the cookbook committee. ipal building June I from 1-3 p.m. Official forms for submitting recipes The gathering will give people an are available at the South Brunswick opportunity to see how the town has Library, Senior Citizen Center, Com- changed over the years and allow them to munity Center and township clerk's of- identify the subjects and settings of some fice. of their unlabeled photographs, Thorpe Recipes of all types are desired, in- explained. cluding appetizers, soups, salads, main Many people discover pictures in their courses, casseroles and desserts. Kingston sidewalks mulled Continued from page 1 installed. The same area is the focus of a joint revitahzation project initiated in Mayor Debra Johnson agreed with the September 1995 by Van Hessen, who was possibility of drafting a resolution for the mayor at the time, and Franklin Mayor 908-329-6300 next meeting. Kimberly Francois. Coupon Davis said the Kingston Initiative is Johnson now serves as the govern- appealing to both South Brunswick and mental liaison to the task force, along with OIL & J.UBE Franklin to get sidewalks and curbing Franklin Councilman Richard Tornquist. iliiil The cost is $15 per family. Space is Mother/daughter limited. Reservations are required. Call program scheduled (800) 334-0699 for more information. : $24.95) MAXIMUM PROTECTION ' AGAINST VISCOSITY AND . 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Discount shop- I Most Cars • Expires 6/20/97 « of human fertility and sexuality. ping coupons will be available. Lunch is Topics will include the changes in a not included in the $16 round-trip fee. The young woman's body and emotions during postmark deadline for reservations is May adolescence, developing health friendship 30. For trip information and policy, call and relationships, etc. 745-3445. SENTINEL, MAY 15, 1997 11

MAKING THE DIFFERENCE — Fred Horowitz, executive vice president of USA Detergent, North Brunswick, was the man of the hour at the opening of a new playground at North Brunswick's John Adams School Monday. Horowitz, who addressed a crowd of students and teachers (left photo) before giving the slide a try (r), donated $10,000 to the playground's completion. (Brian J. Berman/Greater Media)

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iiiiliii Time limits are necessary evil ime limits, such as The council members also North Brunswick is should considering keeping their T planning for Township responses short and to the point. Council meetings, are a nec- Setting time limits for meet- essary evil, ings is also a good idea. Too often the same people By 11 p.m., most people who dominate the public portion of have taken the time to attend the municipal meetings, preventing meeting are ready to go home or others from speaking. loo tired to pay attention. People who don't regularly The same applies to elected attend local government meet- officials. ings may also be intimidated by In South Brunswick, meetings lengthy commentary. frequently run very late or items On the other hand, it is impor- residents are interested in hearing tant to give everyone the chance about don't come up until close to comment on municipal gov- to midnight. ernment actions that will affect Elected officials deserve cred- their lives. it for wanting to serve their com- In Monday's discussion about munities. limiting speakers, several good To make it easier for every- points were raised. one, they should make sure meet- The council should have the ings are run in an efficient and option of waiving the limit on timely manner, and at the same issues of major importance to the time, give everyone a fair oppor- community. tunity to speak.

LETTERS Vote for Johnson, Gambatese Your Turn ith the primaries com- tions I have had with Mr. ing on June 3,I urge Gambatese, I am extremely W fellow Democrats to impressed with his knowledge, Liquor will only bring problems support the ticket of Debra expertise and views on the issues affecting South Brunswick. A Johnson and Frank Gambatese as ing deli expansion and replaced candidates in this year's election former mayor himself, Mr. ierre's Deli on Georges Gambatese has shown the skills, Road would like approval, at a cost to Woodland Meadows for South Brunswick Township GUEST COLUMN because Pierre would not Committee. enthusiasm and confidence to P through a variance or help lead South Brunswick into waiver, to obtain a Class C — CHARLES A. KLEIN acknowledge the error. Ms. Johnson, who is currently Plenary Retail Liquor License 5) Repeated requests to cur- serving the third year of her term the 21st century. He is truly a well spoken and sincere individ- with consumption and package tail noise from patrons has gone (this year as mayor), has distin- without resolution. guished herself by a record of ual who deserves the party sup- privileges as part of its existing port. operation. Due to the proximity adult who patronizes a facility 6) Pierre admitted in front of achievement, hard work, integrity that serves alcohol. Pierre witnesses that he "wishes to be and a continuing commitment to Please circle June 3 on your of this "family-restaurant facility" to numerous schools in the Hage-Boutros is a businessman a good neighbor" and erect a make South Brunswick a better calendar as a reminder to vote in who operates a facility that the primaries and cast your vote area, including South high fence — it has never place to live. Even in the face of caters to consumers, and he criticism, she rises to the chal- for Johnson and Gambatese. Brunswick High School, come. Crossroads School and Deans makes a living from the satis- 7) It was resolved in the lenge with poise, dignity and the faction of those he serves. focus on issues that is paramount DAVID A. SCHAEFER School, plus the fact that it is in original plans drafted by the Committeeman, South a "drug free zone," the potential Profit is the motivation for his Zoning Board that "no light to outstanding leadership. operation and approach to his In the dozen or so conversa- Brunswick Township for problems are numerous. shall fall onto adjoining proper- • School-age children who patrons. ty" — this hasn't been correct- patronize the premises for a Since the expansion of the ed. soda, candy bar, etc. will do so deli, there have been numerous When you consider the value Helpers were all appreciated in a facility that serves alcohol. concerns expressed to both the of a home and how much it is n behalf of South Scout Troop 1551, Girl Scout • Children walking home township and the neighboring worth, think about those whose Brunswick Township, I Troop 274, South Brunswick from school will be subjected to businessman. values will be lower because would like to thank the High School SWEEP Club, increased vehicular traffic from Some of them are: they abut a nuisance. O 1) Idling, unattended vehi- many volunteers who participat- South Brunswick Police patrons who have been drink- Home and property values ed in the 8th Annual Celebration Environmental Crimes Unit, ing. cles remain running in the park- are directly related to every of Earth Day. South Brunswick Police DARE • There will be an increase ing lot. other similar lot in Woodland More than 300 people worked Unit, Longview Waste Systems in access to patrons who can 2) Garbage and packaging Meadow. Should an outside on May 4 to pick up 243 bags of and Rutgers Cooperative supply alcohol to underage con- debris discarded by patrons force directly affect the value of litter and recyclables from eight Extension Service. sumers. blow onto neighboring property. our homes? locations throughout the town- Finally, for all the countless • The aspect of false identifi- 3) Acknowledged encroach- A meeting will be held at 8 ship. volunteers not named here, thank cation (ID) will bring opportu- ment by neighboring deli owner p.m. tonight at the municipal Very special thanks go the you. nity to purchase and consume on common property of complex. Be there to voice your South Brunswick Board of Each person participating in alcohol. Woodland Meadows behind 2, opinion. Every single individual Education, as well as the the event should feel proud to • Studies have revealed that 4, 6, and 8 Ivy Way was sup- who speaks out makes a differ- Recreation Department for pro- have helped to make South middle school/junior high posed to be replenished with ence. viding transportation. Brunswick a cleaner community. school students are the most the cooperation of Mike Vis- Thanks also go to the Shade vulnerable to the experimenta- cardi of the township and has Charles A. Klein is a resident Tree Commission, the NANCY PAQUETTE tion aspects of alcohol. not come to pass. of Woodland Meadows in Environmental Commission, Recycling Coordinator This situation shall have 4)Survey monument on Dayton. South Brunswick Recreation South Brunswick considerable impact on every Georges Road, defining our Department, Channel 50, Girl school-age individual and every property line, was removed dur- SENTINEL, MAY 15, 1997 13 iiii Dangerous hole was quickly fixed s a Realtor, I strongly believe that was delighted to meet Officers Charmello Support Kotun in June primary and Drost of the Community Policing Bu- any community will have its share zens' causes by scrutinizing and pe- of "quality-of-life" problems — reau riding around on their bicycles. They e are steadily approaching a A very special event in our titioning all the appropriate depart- viewed the hole, agreed with my assessment those small but bothersome issues that affect ments and agencies from within our your day-to-day life but do not put you in and assured me that there would be follow- W township of South local township and as high as the state. physical danger. I also feel that the strength up. A few hours later, staff from the sewer Brunswick. I speak of the Democratic of a community can be measured by the department and building departments came. primary election, which has not I would also like to inform our voters municipal response to these problems. Mr. Jim Dowgin and the police made the occurred in quite some time. With that that the limited financial funding for As a resident of Dayton Square, I shared necessary calls, and within 48 hours, the in mind, I would urge everyone to her campaign comes solely from a col- my neighbor's concern about an opened cover was properly welded and locked. make a special effort to come out and laborative effort from her friends and sprinkler access hole with a poorly secured Nobody had gotten hurt, and it's not the cast his or her votes. family. I say this, because like myself, cover. With more than 20 children under the stuff of newspaper articles, but their actions I would also like to encourage the I believe our residents would ap- age of 10 in our court, this hole was an invi- were a measure of the concern and efficiency voters to show their support for South preciate the fact that she clearly has no tation for a tragedy. Unlocked and accessi- of the South Brunswick Police and munici- Brunswick's longtime resident Maria outside influence or allegiance, except ble, I would often find the cover removed pal administration. On behalf of all the moth- Kotun. She is, in my opinion, the best to the people and our town. entirely and a gaping 6-foot deep tunnel ers in buildings C and D, thank you. person to represent the citizens of our Finally, I would also invite any of exposed to the curious children. Efforts to I am proud to be a resident of such a town. Aside from the fact that she has our interested residents who have any resolve this with the management company community, and as a Realtor, (I) can confi- grown up in South Brunswick and has questions or concerns to leave a mes- or sprinkler company were fruitless, even dently assure future residents that South a long-term concern for its welfare, she sage at 274-1869 and she will be though it was clearly their responsibility to Brunswick is a great place to live. also carries the skills necessary to pro- happy to contact you. maintain the community's property. KIM WARD BASCO tect that interest. Her bachelor's degree SANDRA HALITZER On one of those First days of spring, I Dayton in political science and master's degree Campaign Manager for Maria in public administration has proven Kotun Republicans show their true colors effective as she has taken up our citi- South Brunswick he Republican Party showed its true the taxpayers of South Brunswick, they colors in voting against the 0-per- would have played a more constructive T cent tax increase on the municipal role during the budget process. Their bluff Dems orchestrated S.B. complaints budget, arguing that the surplus was being was called by the Democrats when they reduced too much, and then, turning attempted to put off the tax increase they t appears that the Republicans were complained about the lack of leadership around and rejecting a 3-cent tax increase wanted for the water and sewer budget. If right last year when they charged that from (Mayor) Ms. (Debra) Johnson in hir- when the budget came up for final they wanted an increase, the Democrats Ithe Democrats were orchestrating the ing a new township engineer? Where were approval. told them to vote on it while they had a complaints at the public portion of the they when Mayor Johnson decided to use Rather than voting out of personal be- majority and they refused, thinking that Township Committee meetings, complain- every budget gimmick in existence, that lief, as the Democratic majority did, the any increase would land in the laps of the ing about life in South Brunswick. they loudly criticized last year under Republicans simply played their usual new Democratic majority come January Imagine that there were no more Ralph Republican majority, to hold down the tax cynical political games in attempting to 1997. Unfortunately for the Republicans, Mcllvaine, Gwen Southgate, Jane Snyder increase this year? sabotage the budget process and have as the Democrats showed an ability to con- and Jay Halitzer — no one to chronically It seems that we have all been subject to high a tax increase as possible since it is duct a thorough, fair but tough review of complain about how wretched South a Broad way-style show, produced and dian election year and the Democrats now both water and sewer and municipal bud- Brunswick has become. I guess someone rected by Debra Johnson solely for her own have the majority. I am not surprised, gets and came up with 0- and 3-cent tax has done something to solve their mystical political benefit, at the great expense of the given the most recent 28-percent tax increases, respectively, thus preserving a problems overnight. South Brunswick taxpayer. Of course, increase the Republicans left us with just a fair level of service while protecting our Why aren't these folks demanding that Johnson won't answer any of these ques- few years back, but I would have expected wallets. They deserve our credit and sup- the township replace the two code en- tions, for she is truly afraid of the truth. better from them this time around. If Mr. port for this. forcement inspectors that left three PAT KOLB (Edward) Van Hessen and Mr. (Roger) LINDA A. SODEN months ago? How come they haven't Kendall Park Craig are truly serious about protecting Dayton Republicans stand on the sidelines Certified school nurses necessary t seems the Republicans, led by Ted When it comes out to who protects the rivatizing school nurses is not a good from the classroom and direct contact with Van Hessen and Roger Craig, per- interests of our taxpayer, it is clear that it is move. My concern is that when children for several years forget the per- Iformed a role reversal. Rather than the Democratic Party, led by Mayor Debra administration does it in one school, sonal touch and begin to look at dollars and wanting to see little or no tax increase on Johnson, which was not afraid to review the P entire budget and make tough decisions it could spread to the elementary schools, cents. Children become statistics and not the people of South Brunswick, they sim- and that would be an even bigger mistake. vulnerable people. ply were against every Democratic pro- while still maintaining services. It is always Certified school nurses need to be con- Certified school nurses are a part of our posal without offering any realistic solu- harder to lead than to stand on the sidelines stant staff members in the care of our chil- teaching community. They should be se- tions of their own. and simply disagree and complain about dren. lected by our building principals and su- Republicans like to portray the Demo- what the other side is doing. I'm a retired grade teacher and know pervised by them. How can that happen if cratic party as being soft on taxes. Given The Democrats showed that they are firsthand how children react to unfamiliar they come from a different employer? How the recent history of the 28 percent tax in- willing to make tough decisions and be faces in the nurse's office. They would can administration assure us of the continu- crease passed by the Republicans when leaders rather than simply being against come back to the classroom crying, "Mrs. ity of services that our present certified they had control of the committee, and everything and wanting to raise taxes even McGuire isn't there," and then I would have nurses do? their actions this year in standing on the more, which was the role the Republicans to persuade them to go back and talk to the I sincerely hope that our administration sidelines when the Democrats were trying assumed. lady. will reconsider the direction in which they to reduce the tax rate, shows that portrayal JEFFREY DUNN Certified school nurses get to know our are going. Your certified school nurse is a is not accurate in South Brunswick. Dayton children and their individual needs. It's not very important part of the care given to easy to explain a personal problem to a your most precious possession, your chil- Dem candidates bring experience stranger and high school kids are no differ- dren. ent, AGGIE SCHWARTZ he residents of South Brunswick are the majority in past years. Administrators, who have been away Kendall Park fortunate to have two excellent can- Frank Gambatese brings a wealth of T didates for Township Committee in experience as a former mayor, 30 years as current Mayor Debra Johnson and Frank an account manager for ITT and has been Dems aren't tax-and-spend liberals Gambatese, former mayor of West active on the Planning and Zoning boards he Republican Party has traditional- for a 0-percent increase with regard to the Paterson. As a committee person and our in South Brunswick. We are lucky to have ly portrayed the Democratic Party water and sewer budget and a minimal 3- mayor, Debra Johnson has shown a rare two experienced and dedicated people as a group of tax-and-spend liber- percent increase with regard to the overall ability to balance the best interests of citi- willing to serve our community. T zens of South Brunswick with being fis- Please join us in supporting Mayor De- als. If one spent any time paying attention municipal budget. to the recent budget process in South The Democratic majority deserves cally prudent. She has made government bra Johnson and Frank Gambatese in the Brunswick, one would certainly be dis- credit for protecting the interests of the more accessible and treated everyone who Democratic primary on June 3. I look for- pelled of that notion. The Democrats, led taxpayers of South Brunswick throughout comes before the committee with the level ward to their ultimate election to the by Mayor Debra Johnson, put everything the budget process. of courtesy and respect that all of our citi- Township Committee this November. on the table, asked hard questions and CHRISTOPHER J. KILLMURRAY zens deserve, in contrast to the actions of HOLLY and FRANK ANTISELL some of the Republicans when they had Monmouth Junction made tough decisions. They deserve credit Dayton 14 MAY 15 1997, SENTINEL S.B. offers full-day & enrichment camps Automated garbage South Brunswick Community Educa- The following South Biunswick lull- tion is offering the following enrichment day camps arc available Eniollment is camps Foi information, call (908) 940- open for foui, two-week sessions begin- 2000, Ext 258 Deadline for sliding scale ning on June 30 system in works tuition is May 31 Child care is available lrom 7 a m to • "Summer Fun," a two-week morning 6pm Group activities are scheduled progiam for children enteiing grades K 2, lrom 9am to 4 p in DELANgY be appropriated in the 1997-98 fiscal budget Public Works Superintendent Doug offers hands-on activities to stimulate For information, call (908) 940-2000, Robertson presented an in-depth report on learning about the world Ext 291 the specifics of the automated system, par- • "Summertime Trio" is a two-week • "BASE Camp" is open to childien en- NORTH BRUNSWICK — Township ticularly the benefits morning piogram for students in grades tering grades one-lour The program is or- officials Monday unveiled plans to buy auto- thiee-seven that will feature one-hour ganized around a weekly theme with re- mated gaibage disposal trucks to reduce Robertson said the entire garbage-col- classes in computers, drama, languages, lection process could be completed lrom the lated hands-on activities garbage collection costs and possibly save as rocketry, crafts, karate, science and coop- • "Adventure Camp," opened to stu- much as $6 million over the next 10 years inside of the garbage truck cabin erative games Mechanical aims would grab and lift 95-gal- dents in grades five-eight, offers campeis a The bad news for public works em- • "Academic Ennchment," a two-week choice of activities to participate in ployees is thai hydraulic lifting arms on new lon containers and dump them into the truck's holding bin morning piogram for first- through sev- • "STAR" (Science & Technology Ad- automated garbage trucks would replace enth-giaders, will continue development of venture Reseaicheis) Camp is available to human ones. Robertson added that a truck could reading and/or math skills youth entering grades five-eight Called "RoboTrucks," the new vehicles empty a 95-gallon container in 8 seconds, enable a single person to do the work of and a single driver would be able to visit 700 three, through the use of mechanical-lifting homes in a six-hour time period Security guard will be honored for work arms and a camera-aided joystick system Enyeart said a new sanitation program Township Business Administrator Paul would be coupled with a public education EAST BRUNSWICK — A Brunswick the mall who had slopped bicathing Keller said the expected cost of four new program to coordinate the community with Square Mall security officer was honored The child was then treated by fust aid automated waste disposal trucks and other the new system last night for his service to the community personnel and taken to a local hospital She necessary equipment would be just over $1 Two-man crews would continue to be by the East Brunswick Police Department was latei released in good condition million used in multi-family dwellings and in brush Officer Carlo Canestn, a resident of The ceremony was held in the Senioi The township is already planning to disposal Large and bulky garbage items, South Biunswick, has been a security offi- Center in the East Brunswick Municipal such as furniture, would be picked up on cer for the past year eliminate nine sanitation positions Kellei Complex would not say how many more positions lequest, Matacera said On Oct 1, 1996 he revived a child at would be affected Councilman George Shamy said the use Mayor Paul Matacera said the proposed of automated trucks would result in substan- system of automated trucks and 95-gallon tial reductions in workman's compensation INBRIEF containers for residents would represent a fees combination solid waste/recycling system "As your accidents go down (in number), Commencement exercises scheduled Councilman Morns Enyeait later ex- woikman's comp goes down," Shamy stated plained that 30- and 60-gaIIon containers Enyeart said switching to automated san- Rutgers University's (RU) 231st an- Univcisity President Ft anus L would be available on special lequest itation vehicles "makes financial sense over nivcrsaiy commencement will be held on Lawrence will olfci gicctings and Matacera said a tesolution will be draft- the long teirn" May 22 in the Louis Brown Athletic Cen- congratulations to the giaduates and then ed for the May 19 regular meeting, enabling Matacera said specifications about truck tei, beginning at 9 a m The athletic center families during the event Dcgiccs will be the township to go out to bid on the pro- models would be compiled ovei the next two is located on the university's Livingston conferred on an estimated 9,710 giadu- posed plan The costs for the program would weeks for the purpose of competitive bids campus in Piscataway ates MEET YOUR MATCH PERSONALS Bond with a Go ahead - give it a try,.. 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Prefach-Kukla WHEN YOU Mrs. Hcddy Prefach of North BUY DIRECT Brunswick announces the engagement of FROM THE GROWER! her daughter, Dcnisc Prefach, also daugh- tei of the late Robert Prefach, to Leon F. Kukla Jr., son of Di. and Mrs. Leon F. AfI Hanging Baskets Kukla ol'Noith Brunswick. and Flower Flats in Pak Steel w/thiK coupon | The future bride is a graduate of Noi th WHILE SUPPLY LASTS Brunswick Township High School. She is employed as a teacher at St. Peter's Day Care Center, New Brunswick. Her fiance is a graduate of North Brunswick Township High School and at- Veg plants • perennials tended Middlesex County College, > hanging baskets Edison. herbs « gardening supplies He is a graduate of the Middlesex "COUNTRY" *»' \N top soil • potting soil Police Academy and is employed as a conection officer at Middlesex County FARM )) 505 Ridge Road (Rt 523), Dayton Adult Correctional Center, North MARKET ^ 908-329*8656 Brunswick. Leon Kukla, Denise Prefach An October 1998 wedding is planned. call for directions Iliiliil Conveniently located from fit. 130, N.J. Tpk. St Rt 1 Vandana and Udayan Patel of Grandparents arc Jeanette and Michael Dr. Joel Mann Kendall Park announce the birth of their Ventola of Palm City Fla., formerly of is pleased to welcome daughter, Natasha, April 7 at John F. North Brunswick, and Carmen Braconi of Kennedy Medical Center, Edison. The North Brunswick. Great-grandmother is baby weighed 7 pounds, 3 ounces. Amelia Blanco of North Brunswick. Dr. Mark Steckroat Grandparents are Surekha and Ramesbhai Godparents are Mark A. Ventola of Patel of India and Sarlaben and Millstone and Denise L. Ventola of East into his practice at the Rameshchandra Patel of India. Great- Windsor. grandparents are Kamlaben and Ramshai Lynn and Christopher Gural of Patel of India. Milltown announce the birth of their County Veterinary Hospital Jacqueline and Dominick Bonacci of daughter, Nicole Marie, April 28 in Spotswood announce the birth of their Robert Wood Johnson University Out Facility Ho^ a^ daughter, Rachel Neva, Jan. 20 in St.Hospital, New Brunswick. The baby MMon., Tues.n , & Thurs. Peter's Medical Center, New Brunswick, weighed 8.3 pounds and joins her sister, OHM ' 9 "atn-~ 7 pm The baby weighed 6 pounds, 9 ounces and Jessica Lynn, 16 months. Grandparents 24tiour Wed. & Fri joins her brother, Dominick, 1 1/2. are Helen and Pete Micale of Millstone, 9 am-6 pm Grandparents are Alfred Bonacci of Lodi Maryann Gural of Point Pleasant and Emergency and Patricia Gradl and Richard Gradl, Irene and Donald Buckelew of North Saturday both of South River. Great-grandmother is Brunswick. Great-grandparents are Mr. Service 9 am- 1 pm Emma Stefanick of North Brunswick. and Mrs. Walter Zanardi of Piscataway. Godparents are Charlene and Andrew Godparents are Michelle Giacobbe of Scarcella of Lodi. Howell and Patrick Buckelew of New Jean and George Losada of East Brunswick. (Drate Brunswick announce the birth of their son, Kimberly and Robert Dilenno of Austin George, Nov. 29 in St. Peter's North Brunswick announce the birth of Medical Center, New Brunswick. The their daughter, Gabrielle Maria, on Feb. 8 baby weighed 8 pounds, 8 1/2 ounces and at St. Mary's Hospital, Langhorne, Pa. joins his brother, Brandon Paul, 2. The baby weighed 7 pounds, 8 ounces. Grandparents are Irene Lconiy of North Grandparents are Jim and Lois Leach of Brunswick and Jane and George Losada Holland, Pa., and Margaret Dilenno of of East Brunswick. Godparents are Susan Southampton, Pa. Godparents are Ed and Havens of East Brunswick and Jeff Leslie Dilenno of Warminster, Pa. WE Vaughn of the Neshanic section of Branchburg. The Medical Center at Princeton re- Janice and Peter Braconi of cently announced the following local Millstone announce the birth of their son, birth: GUARANTEE Michael Louis, April 22 in St. Peter's Patricia and Arnold Kish of the Medical Center, New Brunswick. The Monmouth Junction section of South baby weighed 8 pounds, 13 ounces. Brunswick, a daughter, May 5. DELIVERY It is our goal to deliver a paper to IN BRIEF you in a readable condition by 5 PM the Liberty Bell, the home of Betsy Ross, every Thursday. Tickets available for and free time to eat lunch and explore our nation's former Capital. The trip returns to If yQu experience problems with your delivery Philadelphia trip North Brunswick at 6 p.m. Seats are available for a trip to historic Tickets are $20 per person and includes we want to know about it so that the problem Philadelphia on May 24. The trip is spon- motorcoach transportation. To register, cail can be corrected as soon as possible. sored by the North Brunswick Township DHS at (908) 247-0922, Ext. 475. Department of Human Services (DHS). The Call 254-1755 by noon on Friday for a trip departs at 8:30 a.m. from the Gov- ernment and Community Complex on Blood drive set replacement copy. Hermann Road and features a three-hour (Available within distribution area only) guided bus tour highlighting homes and by first aid squad monuments that were the sites of events The North Brunswick First Aid Squad leading to the signing of the Declaration of will hold a blood drive on May 24 from 10 Metlia Newspapers \ Independence. The day includes visits to a.m. to 4 p.m. at 880 Ridgewood Ave. Call 1-800-BLOODNJ for information. 1 6 MAY 15, 1997, SENTINEL NS

RUTH M. CYGAN, 76, of North Brunswick Marys Cemetery, East Brunswick died May 11 at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital, New Brunswick Bom in Omaha, Neb , THERESA ANN BLOSSOM MURO, 64, of she resided in East Brunswick before moving to Old Bridge died April 30 in Columbia Presbyte- North Brunswick eight years ago Mrs Cygan rian Medical Center, New York City A son, was a communicant of St Bartholomews Thomas G Muro Jr, died in 1966 Surviving are Church, East Brunswick Before retiring, she had her husband, Thomas G Muro, two daughters, been employed as a unit secretary at St Peters JoAnn Woznica of North Brunswick and Susan Medical Center, New Brunswick, for 10 years Barone of Freehold, a sister, Dolores Blair of Old She then became a volunteer at St Peter's Bridge, and two granddaughters Services were Medical Center Surviving are her husband, arranged by Michael Hegarty Funeral Home, Old George E Cygan, two sons, Charles Frank Bridge, with a Mass at St Ambrose Church, Old Anseaume of Savannah, Ga , and Thomas J Bridge Anseaume of Elizabeth, two daughters, LaVonne J Patti of South Plamfield and Kathleen Kel- SEWERYN "SAM" STAROZYTNYK, 72, of mendi of South Brunswick, nine grandchildren, North Brunswick died May 13 at Robert Wood and 12 great-grandchildren Services were under the direction of Maliszewski Funeral Johnson University Hospital, New Brunswick Home, South River, with a Mass at St Born in Kuty, Ukraine, he came to the United Bartholomew's Church Interment was at St States in 1947 and lived in Irvington and Somer- set before moving to North Brunswick in 1964 Before retiring, he owned and operated the Ro- man Inn/Lakeview Tavern and Restaurant in North Brunswick Earlier, he owned and operated the Groveland Inn in Irvington and the Roman Inn in Franklin Township Mr Starozytnyk was a communicant of Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary Ukrainian Catholic Church, New Brunswick Surviving are his wife, Irene Mastykasz Starozytnyk, a son, Jaroslaw "Jerry' of North Brunswick, a brother, Roman of North Brunswick, and two sisters, Olha and Stefania, both of Kuty Services were under the direction of Branson & Son Funeral Home, Milltown, with a New benefits for a Mass at Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary Ukrainian Catholic Church Interment was In St Andrew's Ukrainian Orthodox Church Cemetery, South Bound Brook healthy retirement DENNIS M. SUDOL, 46, of South Brunswick died May 9 at home Born in Newark, he lived in Clifton before moving to South Brunswick 20 years ago Mr Sudol was a letter carrier for the "I HIGHLY recommend the U S Postal Service, Jamesburg, for 18 years and health benefits of a Senior was a member of the National Association of Letter Carriers He was a communicant of St Campus living community," Cecelia's Church, Monmouth Junction A Bloom- field College graduate, he was a member of the says Dr. Walter Benavent, U S Trotting Association and the Standard Bred/Owners Association of New Jersey Surviv- a retired surgeon. ing are his wife, Deborah Ann Ireland Sudol, two daughters, Meghan Catherine and Kelly Ann, Dr. Benavent should both at home, his parents, Stanley R and know — he lives at one. Eleanor R Barrett Sudol of Piscataway, a brother Stanley R Sudol Jr of Piscataway, two sis- Soon you can enjoy ters, Catherine Casale and Debra Sudol- Golebieski both of Clifton, and his mother-in- these same benefits at law, Isabelle Ireland of Bridgewater Services were under the direction of Brunswick Memorial Seabrook Village, a new Home, East Brunswick, with a Mass at St Ce- celia s Church Interment was in Holy Cross Senior Campus Living com- Burial Park, South Brunswick Memorial gifts munity coming just off may be made to Make-A-Wish Foundation, 1034 Salem Road, Union, NJ 07083, or the Visiting Exits 100-A or 102 on the Nurse Association of Central Jersey Hospice, You will enjoy a "no more worries" retirement at Seabrook Viliage. Garden State Parkway. 141 Bodman Place, Red Bank, NJ 07701 pus, youll enjoy an active, Seeing is Believing SIDNEY J. MILLER, 91, of East Brunswick Convenient & Healthy died May 7 in Raritan Bay Medical Center, Old independent lifestyle ... Call today for your free Bridge division Prior to his retirement 14 years ago, he was a pharmacist at West Hudson "At the on-site Medical along with so many conve- brochure detailing Seabrook Hospital, Kearny Before that, he owned two pharmacies in Queens, NY, and Manhattan, Center, your doctor sees niences just down the hall Village's amenities, N Y Surviving are his wife, Isabelle Leicher Miller, a daughter, Micki Scanella of Monroe, a you promptly and you from your maintenance-free continuing-care services, son, Ray of Conville, Ariz , four grandchildren, receive excellent care, and a great-granddaughter Arrangements were apartment spacious apartments, and under the direction of Mount Sinai Memorial comments Dr. Benavent, • Physician-staffed Chapels, East Brunswick Interment was in affordable costs: Mount Lebanon Cemetery, Iselm section of who lives at Charlestown Medical Center Woodbndge toll free in Maryland. • Casual and elegant dining THOMAS F. LeVAY, 80, of East Brunswick 1-800-335-4725 died May 11 in Veterans Administration Medical "And the Medical Center • Beauty parlor, convenience Center, East Orange He was a life member of is just a short, indoor stroll store, and bank the East Brunswick Rescue Squad, where he was a former CPR and first aid instructor He was away," he says. "Because • Heated swimming pool and a former part-time police officer and special police officer in East Brunswick Surviving are his enclosed walkways con- hot tub wife, Anne M C Smith LeVay, two daughters, SEABROOK VILLAGE Elizabeth Klostreich of East Brunswick and Ar- nect every building." • 24-hour home health care lene Faulkner of Scottsdale, Ariz, a brother, A SENIOR CAMPUS LIVINC COMMUNITY William LeVay of Richland, Wash , two sisters, • Woodshop Gertrude Hirtn of South Amboy and Jean Leiten- Active lifestyle 3000 Essex Road Tinton Falls, NJ berg of Richland, and several nieces and • Billiards and cards rooms, nepnews. Services were planned for today at On Seabrook Village's plus much more in your Brunswick Memorial Home, East Brunswick In- The Independent Retirement You Want — terment will follow in St Peters Cemetery, New secured, college-style cam- $10 million Village Center Plus The Health Care You Might Need Brunswick

The purpose of this advertisement is to solicit non binding reservations Hie non-binding reservation is not a contract and may be cancelled by the prospective purchaser at any time without cause Any deposits JULIA FORRAI DUNN, 81, of Milltown died paid shall be refunded in full upon request for cancellation We are pledged to ihe letter and spirit of United States policy for the achievement of Equal Housing Opportunity throughout the Notion We encour May 2 in Kimball Medical Center, Lakewood Her age and support on affirmnlive advertising and marketing program in winch there are no barriers to obtaining housing because of race color, religion sex, handicap familial status, or national origin husband, George "Butch" D Dunn, died on April 22 Surviving are a sister, Elizabeth Greene of the Toms River section of Dover, a brother, William Forrai of East Brunswick, and several nieces and nephews Arrangements were under the direction of Bronson andSon Funeral Home, Milltown, with graveside services at Washington Monumental Cemetery, South River SENTINEL, MAY 15, 1997 17

All items in Police Beat are taken from other manufacturers. A tote bag, which also police department records. All suspects are contained eyeglass frames, was stolen presumed innocent until found guilty in from the other vehicle. The eyeglass DON'T TRADE YOUR BABY! court. frames are collectively valued at $100,000. Why spend $20,000 for a new vehicle when we can install Also stolen from one of the vehicles was a $344 Motorola cellular phone. a brand new remanufactured engine...and have your old Several tools were stolen from a stor- car, truck or van drive like new? "" age area of the Franklin Park Cemetery office building between 4 p.m. on May 1 On Tulsa Court, a car was burglarized and 1 a.m. on May 2. According to reports, the night of May 7-8 and a cellular phone an unknown person snipped a chain-link and car stereo were stolen. fence and opened a garage door by prying A 1990 Honda Accord valued at open a lock bolt. $9,000 was stolen from a Village Drive res- A fire extinguisher was stolen from the idence the night of May 10-11. Middlesex County Road Department build- On Fresh Ponds Road, a house was ing at Apple Orchard Lane on May 2 at burglarized between 5:45 a.m. and 3 p.m. 1:15 p.m., according to reports. The extin- on May 9. A window pane on the front door guisher is valued at $300. was shattered to gain entry, and jewelry of An auto theft occurred in a Sheffield unknown value was stolen. Court parking lot between 9 p.m. on May 2 At a Tree Farm Road residence, two and 8:30 p.m. on May 3, according to cars were broken into during the night of May 8-9 and two cell phones and other reports. The stolen vehicle, a white 1989 items valued at a total of $1,000 were Volkswagen Jetta, is worth $3,000. Entry to stolen. the vehicle was gained by prying the pas- At the Charleston Place senior hous- senger-side door handle. ing building, someone smashed the rear An auto theft occurred at a Birchwood window of a car between 7 p.m. May 7 and Court residence between 6 p.m. on May 2 8 a.m. May 8. Also at Charleston Place, and 7:30 a.m. on May 3, according to someone stole two hub caps from a car be- reports. The vehicle, a green 1995 Honda tween May 3-10. Accord, is valued at $18,000. Erick E. Robles, 32, of Trenton, was A bicycle was stolen from the front charged with driving while intoxicated fol- porch of a Schmidt Lane residence on May lowing a motor vehicle stop at 4 a.m. on 3 at 10 p.m., according to reports.The bicy- May 7 on Route 1 south. cle, a silver 1996 Mongoose Super Goose, is valued at $300. Robert Maurice Carvin, 20, of 22 I 5 YEAR, $0,000 Mil* i i Throop Ave., New Brunswick, was charged iORIHlBRUNSilei with shoplifting at Caldor department store I '" Warranty • };; at 536 Milltown Road on May 3 at 3 p m., We have over 1,200 engines available These include | ON Al|» £NfelNE JNSTAUAHQMS ! \ \ according to reports. He was transported to domestic & import engines for every car, truck & van A school bus parked at the Board of the Middlesex County Adult Corrections Education offices at Georges Road was Center in default of bail. burglarized between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. on A television set was stolen from an April 20. According to reports, a generator, Oak Tree Drive apartment between 11 valued at $300, was stolen from the vehi- a.m. and 9 p.m. on May 3, according to cle. reports. The apartment was left unlocked, Vandalism occurred at the Inn at police said. North Brunswick, Route 1, between 3 p.m. Two bicycles were stolen from the on April 25 and 4 p.m. on April 27. Wal-Mart department store, Route 1, be- SPRING FUR SALE According to reports, the sliding-glass door tween 5 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. on May 5, at Room 138 was found smashed, and a according to reports. The bicycles, a Haro rock was found placed in the door to keep chrome 20-inch and a Raleigh BXR 20- Layaway now for fall Interest Free! it open. Nothing was reported stolen. inch, have a total value of $216. See the latest styles for this fall NOW ! Six motor vehicles were vandalized in Kenneth Malinosky, 41, of V-13 Avon the parking lot of the Silverline window Drive, East Windsor, was charged with dri- Select from one of the largest collections in N J! factory, Silverline Drive, between 4:30 p.m. ving while intoxicated on Route 130 at on April 28 and 2:30 a.m. on April 29. 12:28 a.m. on May 4, according to reports. According to reports, all of the vehicles He also was charged with driving with a TRUST YOUR VALUABLE had damaged windows, and three of the suspended license. He was released on his vehicles were entered through smashed own recognizance. FURS ONLY TO A door windows. Two wrist watches, together Myung H. Sohn, 46, of 1402 North worth $160, were stolen from one vehicle; Oaks Blvd., was charged with driving while several tools, with a total value of $1,000, intoxicated at Adams Lane and Route 130 were stolen from another vehicle; and a on May 3 at 12:07 a.m., according to $150 electric drill was reported stolen from reports. He also was charged with failure to Low $29.95 Storage OR $79.95* a vehicle owned by Silverline. wear a seatbelt, reckless driving and mak- Store & Clean Daniel T Cataldo, 34, of 25 Dogwood ing an improper turn . Package V Court, West Paterson, was charged with Keith Hydro, 32, of 211 Bishop Blvd., driving while intoxicated at Cozzens Lane was charged with driving while intoxicated Our own vaults and Route 1 on April 24 at 1 a.m., accord- at Livingston Avenue and Route 1 on May Professional Cleaning & Glazing ing to reports. He was also charged with refusal to take the Breathalyzer test and 5 at 2 a.m., according to reports. He was by our own failure to maintain his lane. He was released on his own recognizance. Specialists released on his own recognizance. A pocketbook was stolen from a North Brunswick Township High School student Clean your leather, shearling or Claude Tschabold, 43, of 135 Topaz between 12:54 p.m. and 1:36 p.m. on April ACT Now! ...SAVE 20%* OFF RE- Drive, Franklin Park, was charged with dri- wool coats Too! ving while intoxicated at Route 1 and 23, according to reports. The pocketbook, MODEL, RESTYLE OR CONVERSION which was stolen from under a chair in the Remodel, Restyle or Convert Finnegans Lane on April 30 at 1:45 a.m., PRICES. FREE CLOTH COAT STORAGE according to reports. He was also charged lunch room, is worth $120. your tired old fur into one of to- Tyrone Johnson, 26, of 708 Joyce day's hot new looks ! WITH PREPAID with careless driving and was released to a FUR STORAGE. relative. Kilmer Ave., New Brunswick, was charged A motor vehicle parked on Jerome with providing a police officer with false Place was burglarized between 8 p.m. on information at Georges Road and Milltown O o April 30 and 9:15 a.m. on May 1, according Road on May 8 at 10:02 p.m., according to to reports. Items reported stolen include an reports. Johnson was stopped in an unin- AM/FM compact disc player, 24 compact sured and unregistered motor vehicle, at which time he allegedly gave police the uurs - discs and $100. Entry to the vehicle was gained through a smashed passenger-side wrong name, reports said. He was trans- window. ported to the Middlesex County Adult Two motor vehicles parked at a Corrections Center in lieu of $1,950 bail. Green Brook East Brunswick Blanca Lansbury, 45, of New Road, Hoover Drive residence were burglarized 190 Route 22 339 Route 18 between 6:30 p.m. on April 30 and 10 a.m. Kendall Park, was charged with driving while intoxicated at the intersection of Green Brook, NJ 08812 East Brunswick, NJ 08816 on May 1, according to reports. Stolen from (90S) 968-8700 (908)390-4441 one of the vehicles were four suitcases Routes 1 and 130 on May 9 at 2:09 a.m., containing eyeglass frames manufactured according to reports. He was released on by Nini Riggi, Lacoste, L'Amy, Visions and his own recognizance. 18 MAY 15, 1997, SENTINEL

0T ' v f Panel slates health IT" • * law issues seminar The New Jersey State Bar Foundation will present a free public seminar on "Current Health Law Issues" from 7-9 p.m. on Tuesday at the New Jersey Law Center, One Constitution Square, New Brunswick. Topics will include assisted suicide, patient rights, refusal of treatment, patient confidentiality and genetics. Public is welcome. Advance registration is required. Call (800) FREE-LAW for more information. Villagers Theater ** •• •> to present play The Villagers Theater in Somerset will be presenting A Day in the Death of Joe Egg on May 16, 17, 23 and 24. The performances are at 8:30 p.m. Tickets are $8 and can be ordered by phone with a Visa or MasterCard by calling (908) 873-2710 or by mailing a check or money order to Villagers, P.O. Box 6175, Somerset, N.J. 08875. HONORING VETERANS — Freshman Pete Steiner, also a member of the North Brunswick Township High School football team, anticipates Memorial Day by paying tribute to the grave site of a U.S. veteran in Van 'Dance-in-the-Park' Liew Cemetery Saturday. The rest of the team paid similar respects to other veteran grave sites. (Jackie Pollack/Greater Media) to hold auditions The sixth edition of Dance-in-the-Park will have dance auditions on Saturday, beginning at 11 a.m. Dancers of all ages and Council to enact 'time limits' styles are needed. There will be no performances on Sun- Members said proposed That period would allow a resident a "shouting, name calling and innuendo" day, and performances are at the maximum of 10 minutes to discuss an or- during regular council meetings. He also Roosevelt Park Amphitheater in Edison. ordinance would prevent dinance on the agenda. That same resident said the council meeting room has become The season's schedule is as follows: Guys domination of podium would be given two more opportunities, a a forum for union negotiations and biparti- and Dolls from June 18-28, Pirates of 10- and a 5-minute period, to discuss vari- san debate. Penzance from July 9-19, The Music Man BY JOHN K, DELAMY ous issues. Enyeart said that time limits would ben- from July 30 to Aug. 9, Arsenic & Old Council members said time limits efit the township by giving more people the Lace from Aug. 20-29 and Dance-in-the- Staff; Writer would prevent a few residents from domi- chance to discuss community issues. Park from Sept. 4-6. NORTH BRUNSWICK — By putting nating the podium, some of whom speak "I've listened to the tapes (of meet- For more information, call (908) 548- time limits on residents who dominate the for 30 minutes or more. ings), and I've taken notes. More than 90 2884 between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m., week- microphone at regular township meetings, "Lately, some people have been hog- percent of the residents would benefit days, or visit the web site at township officials said they will be giving ging the microphone," Council President from this," Enyeart said. "Typically, it's www.castle.net/~gpc/index.html. the majority of residents the opportunity to Joe Fritsche said. two or three people who abuse the privi- address community issues. Other suggested restrictions would bar lege." The Township Council decided at residents from banking unused time or If North Brunswick adopts time limits, Lionel Hampton to Monday's agenda meeting to draft a reso- giving their unused time to someone else. it will be the 15th municipality in the lution which will limit a resident's time at Councilman Morris Enyeart said the county to do so, Enyeart said. There are 25 perfcForm at benefit the podium to 25 minutes overall. measure is necessary to reverse a trend of municipalities in the county. Legendary jazz musician Lionel Enyeart noted the suggested 25-minute Hampton and his orchestra, along with limit is longer than East Brunswick's 5- vocalist Sasha Daltonn, will perform at minute limit and Highland Park's 15- the Crossroads Theater's Caribbean bene- minute restriction. ' fit dinner/dance on Saturday. The event, GARAGE SALE! GARAGE SALE Mayor Paul Matacera agreed with which has the theme "Le Carnaval Noir," Enyeart on the time limit proposal. will take place at the Hyatt Regency in Announcing Down's "I've always been a proponent for let- New Brunswick. Sfh Annual Brunswick Community ting people speak for as long as they like," The Caribbean evening will be pre- he said. "This is not a muzzling of the sented by the Crossroads Board of Garage Sale! people. It's an unmuzzling." Trustees and will begin with a cocktail Councilman George Shamy also spoke reception from 6:30-8 p.m. The 8 p.m. Saturday; June 7th • 9 A,M, ix> 5 fVMi in favor of time limits, stating that people dinner will feature the music of Hampton waiting to comment at public meetings of- and his orchestra. Open to all residents of South ten don't get a chance because of people Honorary co-chairpersons for the event LISI BY DUSK Brunswick Township, this is your abusing the privilege. SOLD BY DAWN are actress Phylicia Rashad and jazz trum- opportunity to clean out your clutter "I am not offended by reasonable time peter Wynton Marsalis. and make money in the process! Dawn limits," Shamy said,. The proceeds from the affair will bene- will provide all the advertising, and Shamy suggested that the resolution fit Crossroads Theatre's ongoing efforts to furnish maps to all the participating give the mayor and council the right to develop and present African-American locations. In past years shoppers came waive the time limits when they feel it is necessary. theater for audiences of all backgrounds, from as far away as NY and as well as programs which address specif- Councilwoman Diane Pincus ques- Pennsylvania. Help make this year's tioned whether lengthy responses from ic needs of the community. sale an even bigger success - call and council members should be included in a "Runaway" patron tickets are $150 register before June 1 st! resident's time limit. and "Montego Bay" sponsor tickets are Council members agreed that they $250, both of which include an island *(lf One Of The Things You're Planning To Sell Is Your House, Call Dawn For A \ reception featuring "The Steel Kings," Complimentary Market Analysis. Remember, List By Dusk=Sold By Dawn') ; would evaluate the effectiveness of time limits as a resolution, which must be re- Caribbean-style dinner and the Lionel newed annually, before considering an or- Hampton Orchestra. dinance. For information, call (908) 249-5581, •297-0054 to register or for more information. "I think, eventually, it should be codi- Ext. 20 or the Crossroads box office at fied," Enyeart said. (908) 249-5560. NS SENTINEL, MAY 15, 1997 19 ilffiiiiiii TRENTON $45,000 FRANKLIN PARK 8326,960 Good starter home or investment Congratulations NEW CONSTRUCTION on 2+A - 4 Hardwood floors, deck, more. Attic can BR, 3 ba spec home vvilh stucco ext be finished to office/den. Expanded lam nn Hardwd foyer, Call 297-7171 SBR4280 to our ceramic BIK English bsmnt Top Associates Call297 7171 SBR444O BRANCHBURG TOWNSHIP 8189,900 Beauiiiully upgraded 2 BR lanch style for the Month of SOUTH BRUNSWICK $214,500 home, full bsmnt, 24' deck Parkltke COUNTRY LIFESTYLEI This immaculate 1 75 acre lot w/fruit trees A lot to ofler ranch features FR open LR/DR, 3 BR, Call 297-7171 SBR4423 April 1.5BA and FP Set back from the road on 1.89 acre. 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Central air, full basement,, ppretty lot, a real must seell SOUTH BRUNSWICK $102,400 Cll 27771 SSBR4448 The National Council of Jewish Proceeds from the auction will go to Why rent when you can be a proud owner Call 297-7171 Women (NCJW) — Middlesex County support the community service pro- of this wonderful 3 BR twn, full finished FRANKLIN PARK $112,000 hsmt, all lenced and decked backyard Why rent when you can own thihi s co7y 3 Section will hold an art show and auc- grams sponsored by NCJW. Ml 297 7171 SBIM436 bedroom, 2J bath town house w/sunny deck for summer fun. Fireplace, tion on May 31 at the George Street A variety of patron support options NORTH BRUNSWICK* $229,900 PETE MAIMONB washer/dryer Playhouse in New Brunswick. Previews are available. 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Sir John's told to stop "work Call297-717I SBR4389 One New Road Over 100 Offices in the COLDUJeU- |O Kendall Park 08824 Metropolitan Region BANKeRU $V JERRY DI SARNO tirely new facility was being built on the For a list of homes outside the NY site. Metro area, visit our National web site 'MiU ESTATE; at http //www coldwellbanker.com HBALTDR* "The new plans show a second-floor ©1997 Coldwell Banker Residential Brokeraga Corporation An Equal Opportunity Company Equal Housing Of ]urtur,iry All Offices Independently Owned and Operatad NORTH BRUNSWICK — A township bridal suite instead of only a office and official said Monday that a "stop-work storage area by the original plans," he order" was placed on renovations being added. done at Sir John's restaurant until an inves- The new plans, Pitone pointed out, now tigation has been completed surrounding Real Estate call for a large banquet facility, several whether the owners overstepped on an dining rooms and a dance floor. early building permit. "This area is not in a commercial zone The controversy over the restaurant's Spotlight but in a residential zone," he added. expansion was brought to light at last •President William O. Keleher, Jr. of Prudential New Jersey Realty week's Township Council meeting where a Business Administrator Paul Keller has named Marilyn Hept as Sales Associate of the Year for the company's group of homeowners who live within 200 said Monday that he had met with the feet of the popular Farrington lakeside homeowners and decided to place a stop- Holmdel office. Marilyn was also named to the company's Round Table, an eatery raised allegations that an original work order on the 6,500-square-foot exclusive group of the top 25 agents in the 18-office firm. In addition, she zoning permit, which allowed a 1,000- restaurant until an investigation address- is a 1996 Silver Level member of NJAR's Million Dollar Sales Club, and square-foot addition, had been expanded ing the residents' concerns can be com- she is in Prudential's prestigious President's Circle, a designation awarded without approval to make room for a pleted. to just 4% of Prudential's 37,000 agents in North America. Marilyn can be 3,000-square-foot addition. "At this time, there will be no work reached at 908-946-0729, box 45, or at 1 -888-LET-HEPT. Neighboring homeowner Dominic done on the second floor of the restaurant," •Century 21 Mack-Morris Iris Lurie, Inc. Realtors, the No.l C21 office Pitone told council members that an en- he said. in Monmouth County, is proud to announce they are the No.l C21 office in the State for the first quarter of 1997! Please visit their website at www.netprop.com/homes.htm. Call 908-536-2228 today! BUSINtSl • "Big AF'and Ronnie Loewenthal of RE/MAX First Realty in East Kasey Tagliareni of North Brunswick Maureen Williams, R.N., CDE, a dia- Brunswick are pleased to announce that they are now offering "The Talking received an Outstanding Achievement betes educator for HIP Health Plan of New House," a unique marketing tool that helps your house to sell itself. Drive- Award from Very Special Arts of New Jer- Jersey, was recently named Diabetes Edu- bys who pass your home can tune in on their car radio and hear all about sey, a not-for-profit agency that provides cator of the Year by the Garden State As- your home. Contact Big Al and Ronnie at 908-257-3500. sociation of Diabetes Educators. She is a arts opportunities to people with disabili- •Anita Linsky of Coldwell Banker Real Estate is named Top Producer ties. resident of Princeton Junction. of the East Brunswick office for 1996. Joan March tops the category of Listings Sold for 1996. The company congratulates Anita Linsky, Joan IN8R1EF March and Sandy Young for achieving NJAR Silver Level of the Million Dollar Sales Clubfor 1996. They can be reached at the Coldwell Banker Volunteers and staff to be given party East Brunswick office at 908-249-1700. •Jim Befarah of Prudential New Jersey Realty has been named Sales The Eastern Paralyzed Veterans Asso- York, New Jersey, Connecticut and Associate of the Year for both the Millstone office and the entire company. ciation (EPVA), a service organization Pennsylvania. Jim has again won both the 1996 Gold Level NJAR Million Dollar Sales serving spinal-cord injured veterans, will All three shifts of the East Orange Club award and Prudential's most exclusive Chairman's Circle designation . honor the staff and volunteers of East Or- VAMC staff will be given a gift to show In addition to being the top overall producer in the company, Jim was sec- ange Veteran Affairs Medical Center gratitude for their dedication. ond in the number of listings and first in the number of sales and in sales- (VAMC) by sponsoring a "Staff Apprecia- Refreshments will be provided, and staff volume. Jim can be reached at 908-446-4959, or paged at 908-916-6714. tion Party" at noon on May 29. and volunteers will be afforded an opportu- The EPVA serves veterans in New nity to participate in a drawing for prizes. To be featured, please contact Sam Ullman by phone - 908-972-6740, ext. 235 or Fax - 908-972-6746 '- r 2O MAY 15, 1997, SENTINEL NS iilliiiii Caruso no-hits Perth Amboy for 8th win

fielder Stephanie Romanko, who also Raiders seeded 11th in *}>r..i plays catcher in a pinch. Senior second GMC softball tourney, baseman Maryanne Patti also has hit well this spring, along with sophomore right h> qualified for states fielder Katie Colligan. BY RICHARD JEROME "Katie also has a strong arm," said Frandsen, "She recently threw out run- Staff Writer ners from the outfield in two straight ball NORTH BRUNSWICK — North games." Brunswick Township High School soft- On occasion, Frandsen has started a ball coach John Frandsen acknowledges freshman, Cathy Hrycyna, at first base, that 1997 has been a season of "ups and where she has shown considerable downs" for his team. promise. He also has praise for left field- Certainly Tuesday afternoon was an er Kristina Sites, sophomore third sacker "up," as hard-luck pitcher Kim Caruso Melissa Caruso (Kim's sister) and junior spun a no-hitter against shortstop Vickie Smith. Perth Amboy. The 11-0 "Vickie has victory brought the been great for us Raiders' record to 8-5. all year," For Caruso, who Frandsen said. owns all the NBTHS 'She's a four-year "She's the rock decisions this spring, it starter, and she has of our infield." was a bit of a payback, improved every year.' The Raiders after two frustrating have already defeats, a 1-0, 11- John Frandsen attained two pre- inning game against NBTHS softball coach season goals. South Plainfield last They qualified week, and Monday's 9- for the Greater inning, 5-4 affair with Middlesex Con- Colonia. ference Tourna- Caruso also has lost a 2-0 decision to ment, which begins Saturday at South Bishop Ahr. Plainfield, earning an 1 lth seed out of 22 "She's a four-year starter, and she has combatants, and made the state section- improved every year," Frandsen said of als. his ace, who has averaged well over a "Now, we want to go as far as we pos- strikeout per inning and has an ERA con- sibly can in both tournaments," said siderably under 1.00. "Kim has struck out Frandsen, who is assisted by Sarah 100 batters a year for three years, and Diller, Rachel Asert, Joel Chessler and she's well on her way to doing it again." freshman coach Phyllis Smith. At the plate, Caruso is batting over Before participating in the GMC tour- .500, and she has to her credit a game- ney, the Raiders have regular season ,,, winning homer against Woodbridge. matches against Spotswood today and South River tomorrow. Another .500-plus batter is center Kim Caruso MCIA funds study on building arena Proposed facility seating be used for other professional and colle- could be the ones to do it, but don't envi- because it's close to Rutgers (University) giate sporting events, as well as family sion that." and the rail stop." 10,000 to 12,000 would entertainment events and consumer and Crabiel said two hockey leagues are He said rail access would provide a be in New Brunswick business shows. Completion of the arena under consideration, one of which has much larger market for the arena, includ- is expected to cost between $40 million been in discussion with Mercer County, ing the possibility of patrons from as far BY LINDSEY SIEGLE and $60 million. which also is considering building an away as Manhattan. Freeholder David Crabiel has said arena. He also noted that plans for improve- Staff Writer that the county would likely pursue a "They need state financing," Crabiel ments to area roads, such as Route 18 and public-private partnership to develop the said. "We don't, but if they get it, we the N.J. Turnpike, are already in the he Devils may have been elimi- arena. would want some too, and we would pur- works and will move forward regardless nated from the Stanley Cup play- "We've had some meetings, and we're sue the other league." of the arena plans. offs this week, but Middlesex T convinced we can proceed, but we're not Earlier this month, the Governor's Of- Brailsford & Dunleavey, which County officials will have hockey on prepared to unveil anything public until fice responded to the county's inquiry their minds throughout the summer. recently completed a study on the feasi- we have the feasibility study. We believe about the availability of funds with a let- The Middlesex County Improvement bility of a minor league baseball stadium the study will confirm what we feel in ter requesting that Middlesex County fol- Authority (MCIA) has awarded in Somerset County, was selected from our heart, which is that we could build a low the same procedures Mercer County Brailsford & Dunleavey, a Washington, five firms that submitted bids to do the 12,000-seat arena. was required to follow, including con- D.C.-based facilities planning firm, a study for the proposed arena. The other "We don't envision any large ducting a feasibility study, a traffic study $49,635 contract to study the feasibility companies submitting bids were CSL expenditure by property taxpayers," he and an environmental impact study. of building an arena in or near New International, Minneapolis; Arthur added. "Basically, it will be funded by Brunswick. While the feasibility study will con- Anderson, Washington, D.C; Deloitte & user fees. The Improvement Authority sider "Greater New Brunswick," Crabiel Touche, Parsippany; and Coopers & According to county officials, the pro- could be the vehicle to do it as far as said, "I lean toward the City of New Lybrand, Dallas. posed arena would be a 10,000- to bonding, or New Brunswick Brunswick. It could be in Piscataway, but 12,000-seat facility that would be home The study is slated to be completed by Development Authority. The Freeholders I prefer downtown New Brunswick to a minor league hockey team and could Aug. 1. SENTINEL, MAY 15, 1997 21 Up-and-down Vikings tennis team looking up

"He has to be steady," accoiding to Wright "He's not overpowering " Senior Dave Horowitz, the No 2 man, SOUTH BRUNSWICK — Going into recently played a fine match against yesterday's match against powerhouse Woodbndgc But like the rest of the team, North Biunswick, South Biunswick High he has battled inconsistency School boys tennis coach Tim Wright "On the whole, he's been erratic," said knew his team faced daunting odds Once Wright "At times, he's made a lot of un- the Raiders are out of the way, though, forced errors " Wright has a goal for his 7-3 Vikings Sophomore Brad Rosen, in the third "We want to win every other match slot, has been the most successful singles this year," he said According to Wright, player Rosen has just one lo&s on the his team has been marred somewhat by in- regular season "He's had a very good consistency, a trend exacerbated by the in- year," noted his coach clement spring weather A senioi-lreshman combination, "It's been stop and go, stop and go the Bhavcn Sheth, the I2th-grader, and Daigo whole year," he noted "Aside from the Ishikawa, the freshman, started the season weather, we've had interruptions from well, then slumped a bit Lately, though, Get The Quality You spnng vacations and some of our kids they've returned to form Behind them, at second doubles, are seniois Rob Bahl and SNAP-CREDIT.. have missed matches with minor ailments 90 Days Same As Cuhl* Expect, For A Price Brian Greenbaum Subjert to approval fin Snap Credit The level of play had gone down over the Finance Charges will accrue at a rate which "They've been inconsistent," Wright will vary The APR In effect on December 1 course of the yeai, but lately, things have 199B was 20 06% A minimum 60 cent been improving " said, sounding a familiar theme "When finance charge will be assessed except m You Wouldn't NC (Zero minimuml an 18% APR will not The Vikings, who defeated Perth Am- they play well, they can be solid But at vary in CO IA ME NC and Wl If your times, they also make unforced errors " promotional purchase and any optional boy, 3-0, on Tuesday, leature a sopho- insurance charges are paid in full by the The Vikings meet South Plainfield to- promotional due date of all accrued more, Todd Schemer, at hrst singles Thus finance from date of purchase until SNAPPER morrow and face Colonia on Saturday promotional duo date will be removed lai, Scher/er has a 5-4 record from your account Anything Less Just Won't Cut It! | TOLL FREE | Sport Shorts | AND SON 1(800) 4481792 260 WARD ST. 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The The South Brunswick Adult Soccei fee for the tournament's Junior Division is League is accepting applications for the $2 Grand Prize in the Adult Division is summer season The league is a co-ed recre- $2,000, based on 400 entrants with $5 ational circuit open to players 16 and older from each entry fee going toward the Games are played on Sundays at 9 a m and Grand Prize Registration will be held at on one weeknight Applications are avail- the main boat ramp from 5 to 10 a m on able at the community centere, the public both days Fish weigh-in times are from 6 Section library and at the weekly pick-up game am to 5 pm on May 17 and from 6am For more information call Howard Flantzer to 4 p m on May 18 For more informa- JUNE 4 at (908) 821-8059 or Tom Kauders at 1 tion call 238-8927 KIDS 1997 (609) 655-8000 The Reggie Carney/Don Szatkowski The Husky Wrestling Camp, slated Sixth Annual Lady Eagles Girl's Summer DADS & 6RADS JUNE 4 for July 14-18, adds four-time Olympic Basketball Camp will be held from June 23 PAGES JUNE 11 medalist Bruce Baumgartner to its highly to 27 from 8 30 a m to 3.30 p m at the St regarded coaching staff Baumgartner, Mary Regional High School gym, South JUNE 10 who has not lost a match to an American Amboy The camp is open to girls between CHOICES in 16 years, is the wrestling coach at the ages of 10 and 16, regardless of skill JULY1 Edmboro University in Pennsylvania level High school and middle school teams PETS/PET FAIR where his team finished its most recent are welcome For more information, call season at 14-0 Baumgartner will conduct Szatkowski at 727-9486. two clinics at the Husky Camp, one for The CPC Invitational, held at Holly- heavyweights and a general session Other wood Golf Club, Deal, is slated for June 9 TO ADVERTISE IN ONE ©F THESE SECTIONS coaches on the staff include Jerry The event features a best ball tournament CALL Tabbachino, the coach at Southern and a golf demonstration from golf Regional who was selected as New Jersey pros/television commentators Gary Mc- ©r IVSiddlesex €®umties Coach of the Year this past season, Mike Cord and Peter Costas. 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Box 1080, East Brunswick, NJ 08816 New kitchen, bath, electrical, 908-780-5248 carpeting, etc More than 018 Stores NEW AAA $40,000 invested in upgrades OLD BRIDGE-Ranch-End unit BUSINESS CONCEPT Fenced yard, walk to schools, 2 bedrms, 2 baths, liv & din shopping By owner VIRTUAL REALITY GOLF rms, eat-in kit, garage New WITH "LIVE SWING" JUST REDUCED $129 000 a/c & roof, f/p 45 minutes to OUR ADS Call 908-521-3082 $100,000-$200,000 annual NYC Maintenance $38 month GET RESULTS pot'l A limited number of Mint condition $157,500 Investors in your area P/T-F/T EAST BRUNSWICK By owner 908-679-9392 CALL CLASSIFIED $35,000 -$80,000 Inv 'tremendous Response" BY OWNER Large 4 bedrm, $$$ 800-216-2562/24 hrs $$$ 2 1/2 baths, basement, single SPOTSWOOD-BY OWNER 1-800-660-4ADS family Colonial Conv location, shopping & trans Central Air & Condo for sale Large 1 bedrm OLD BRIDGE- Strip Mall Rt VENDING vacuum Sprinkler system All appli Air Move-in cond 18&Matawanfld TOOOsq ft Easy, All cash income Recessed lighting and much Asking $75,000 908-261-5159 plus 900 ft storage Many Call for brochure Cathy from the more Readyforeasymove-in extras $99Smo 908-255-5920 1-800-820-4353 Price $249,000 Monmouth Museum Call 908-613-1458 evenings or 212-629-0880 days said she got a EAST BRUNSWICK-Colomal Oaks 5 bedrm , C/H Colonial, 2 1/2 baths, many upgrades A CHEESEQUAKE VILLAGE "tremendous response" must seel $299,000 Principles OLD BRIDGE-Gettysburg only Call 908-238-5403 model, corner building, near clubhouse 908-583-9726 from her FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP Handyman house, 100' x 250' FREEHOLD - VILLAGES $40,000 Call 201-641-5466 Walk to club house 1 bedrm help wanted ad. Eat In kit Eno porch New carpet, paint, refrlg $56,000 She said "I always do Cal)908-833-1026 JAMESBURG - House for Sale PRINCETON Greenbrlar at Whittingham well when I place an ad Ranch 2 Bed rms 2 baths TOWNSHIP Eat-ln-kit Wood floors Many extras Walk to club house in Greater Media AUCTION On golf coarse 609-655-0519 Newspapers' Classifieds." May 17th, 2 PM DEAL OPEN HOUSE 1-3 PM 009Rooms for Rent 4/20, 4/27, 5/4 & 5A For Private Party Items 79 Meadowbrook Drive PARLIN-Furnlshed room with » 4 Lines 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, use of kitchen & bath Avail X** Out Classified? Worls For You! immed. Call 908-525-9684 fireplace, 2 car garage, • 2 Times

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I EAST BRUNSWICK CALL CLASSIFIED YOUF) AD Q OLD BRIDGE-94 CALL CLASSIFIED OUR ADS THERE'S SOMETHING FOR BEDROOM SET • Childcraft CAN BE HEREI Southwood Dr (Off Rt 18 & Honey oak Crib & bed 5 draw BLOCK SALE 1-800-660-4 ADS CALL CLASSIFIED Rt 51S) Sat &Sun 5/17 & FOR GREAT BUYS! GET RESULTS FOR EVERYONE er chest 4 drawer changing ,nderson Ct (in Timber Hol- 1-800-660-4 ADS 5/18 9am to 4pm Lots of stulf table rocking chair toy chest low) Sat 5/17 9 3 Clothes 1-800-660-4ADS CALL CLASSIFIED IN CLASSIFIED Excellent condition Asking loys household & much morel HOWELL MARLBORO $650 Call 908-613 9362 8 Cambridge Dr (off Aldrlch , OLD BRIDGE Q SOUTH AMBOY 1-800-660-4ADS FOUND CAT I EAST BRUNSWICK Rd ) Sat SSun 5/17 8 18, MULTI FAMILY 15 Victorian Dr (off Ferry Rd ) ALGEBRA & GEOMETRY Gray long haired Green eyes HIGH CHAIR- Almond Fisher 8 3 GOOD STUFF TO SELLII Rosen Dr (Rt 9 N ofl Willow 3at 5/17 9-4 Rain date 5/18 HUGE SALE No collar Very loving Found Price CHANGING TABLE- Lt MULTI FAMILY .n)Sat &Sun 5/17 8. 5/1B ,ir conditioner elec typewrit High School Math Certified Q HOWELL teacher Call 908-431-5414 in Pernnevllle/Mlllstone area Oak PLAY PEN Porta Crib 9 Elaine Rd (off Racetrack lam to 4pm Computer games r/word processor fireplace ECONOMY AUTO Call 908-446-3531 leave mess All Like New 908-591-2365 Rd ) Sat , 5/17 9-3 KIDS children's toys baby items, quip household clothes LGEBRAIS II STUFFS, MORE! MULTI FAMILY lousehold items & much more tc NO EARLY BIRDS! PARKING LOT FOUND Small golden dog Rt 33 & Brickyard Rd leometry & Basic Skills Need Millstone twsp near Hall U EAST BRUNSWICK- Sat &Sun May 17 & 16. 8-3 D MARLBORO-43 Homestead I OLD BRIDGE VICTORY BRIDGE CIRCLE help? Feeling frustrated? Way on Sat 5/fo Cir (Pare Chateau) Sat 5/17 SOUTH AMBOY Experienced teacher and tutor Call 908-446-5921 Q HOWELL 9 3pm Furniture Clothes & Sat & Sun 5/17aiB.8am-5pm "811908-613-9225 50+ FAMILIES 8TH ANNUAL LOST DOG - FEMALE (Big The Greens Development NEIGHBORHOOD SALE much more Don t miss itl Alden Terr (off Friendship Rd ) MULTI FAMILY Q SOUTH RIVER BIO, CHEM MATH blond, long hair) East Allison & Buttonwood Drive Sat 5/17, 8arn-5prn Antiques, MATAWAN- Certified guaranteed results Brunswick High School Sun AAA ANTHONY'S ANTIQUE (Rt 18to Rues toO B Tpke 32 Valley Vale Dr (ofl Rt 9 & MOVING SALE I'ourhome Call 908-780-4428 5/4 Has choker chain & pink PAYS TOP $$$$ for used fur- moped sofabed, clothing, Ticetown) Sat , 5/17 9am to Sunburst) Sat & Sun 5/17 toys, exercise eqpt MOVING SALE 95 New St (Cor of Kamm leash 85 lbs 908-545-9438 niture glass, art, toys all col- & 5/18 9am-4pm I7 Broad St (off Little St) Sat 4pm Sun 5/18 9am-1pm & New Sat 5/17 9am to lERTIFIED ELEMENTARY & lectables etc Love attics & 5/17 9am-2pm Spiral staircase, elec supplies, 3pm Tools.toys clothing, Special Ed Teacher Available basements Estate contents a ENGLISHTOWN Commons THERE'S SOMETHING FOR workout equip refrig , garage or after school & summer MULTI FAMILY Carriage La U MIDDLETOWN 145 Fish household & many misc items bought or auctions Est 1979 door openers alternating pres- D SPOTSWOOD All subjects 908 254-4171 Main to Water St left at fork) FOR EVERYONE Hawk Dr (Oak Hill) Fn 8. Sat sure mattress & much morel 9M 739-9847 Uncla Joe "tat & Sun 5/17 8.18 9-4pm 5/16 & 5/17, 9am to 3pm, SAVE THIS AD! IN CLASSIFIED Antiques, Furn , Bric-a-brac Q OLD BRIDGE COMMUNITY CHEM/BIO/AP B!O U FREEHOLD -17 Bradley Dr 32 YEARS OF STUFF1 SAT MATH ALL LIONEL TRAINS (off 33 West-Street across MULTI FAMILY CONDO SALE Exp Teacher 908-23B-0652 PETS/ANIMALS from Hendnckson Florist D JAMESBLJRG Q MIDDLETOWN Or Flyer Top cash appraisal 303 a 305 Old Bridge Plaza SUMMERHILL VILLAGE JHEMISTRY/MATH/PHYSICS Price no object 908 946 2893 before entrance to Mall) Sat Off Cottrell Rd across from Off Summerhlll Rd 8; Bank Dr 5/17 & Sun 5/18 9am-3pm COMMUNITY For High School/College by MULTI FAMILY skating rink) Sat 5/17 9am to Sat, May 17, 9-4 Raindate exp PHD Call 908-972-00B4 BUYING CAMERAS Anything & Everything! Oak Knolls Development (Rt Sun May 18 From A to Zl CONDO SALE ight aft All American 4pm Household, books, base- 065 Pets & Anirrials And Photo Equipment 1 pc or U FREEHOLD BORO - MULTI BEAVER BROOK RUN tievy) Sat 5/17,9am to 3pm ball cards and much more COLLEGE COUNSELLING whole studio No polarold or FAMILY- 60 EnrightAve Jorner Half Acre Rd /Forsgate Ram date 5/18 Q OLD BRIDGE- 6 Jacob St 062 Flea Markets Expert Advice Affordable movie Call 908-928-7811 Across from Race Track) Fn Dr Sat. May 17 9-4 Raindate (Off Alpha Ave ) Sat S Sun price Call 908 972-0464 I Sat 5/16 & 5/17, 9am to Sun May1B From A to Zl QMIDDLETOWN- 5/17 a 5/1B 9am-3pm Furn, Bazaars y-- MALTESE PUP- 8 weBks AKC CASH FOR BOOKS Brash Farms 9 Dakarla Dr registered S350-S400 3pm A little of everything Q MANALAPAN housewares, clothes HEBREW TUTOR Call 90S 651-8962 Call 908-536-0850 off off Middletown Linorolt Everything mustgol Bar a Bat Mllzvah Prep Q FREEHOLD Boro-Multl Jd ) Sat May 17, 9am-3pm DOG-SHELT1E-Found in CHILDREN'S CLOTHES Family 40 Union Ave (cor of MOVING SALE Q PARLIN - OAKTREE EAST Kelli Wchman 908-536-2914 14 Tamarack Dr (off Everything Must Go CAR WASH Middletown, New Monmouth & EQUIPMENT Parker St) Sat 5/17,9 4 Little 14 Oakwood Dr (off Ernston To benefit Classes of 1999 a area on 4/27 Male Tikes toys kid's clothes, Wlckatunk Rd ) Sat 5/17, Bam Q MIDDLETOWN-Moving Rd) Sat & Sun May 17 818, K-5 ALL SUBJECTS Sugar Bear Wear Consignment 18DanemarDr (off Chapelhlll) 2000 At Engine House 1/3 on Sable Swlilte 908-615-9397 Shop 908-525-8815 household A bit of everything to noon Sun 5/18, Bam to 8a"m-4pm Households, Cozzens Lane Sat 5/17, Experienced Reasonable Rain date Sun May18 3pm Power/hand tools house- Sat 5/17 a Sun 5/18 8am- clothing a much more Your home or mine DOG OBEDIENCE hold Items furn & much more 3pm Car TVs, Children s 10am-3pm $5 /car $7/van North Brunswick Twp H S 908 679-8213 iBave massage IN YOUR HOME Experienced Q FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP • MANALAPAN - 3 Blackfoot urn , refrig /freezer, liv rm Q PARLIN- 7 Sherwood Rd Call 908-821-5319 CONSIGN BIG SALE 841 Hwy 33 East Dr (Umonhill to Nava|o to furn computer armolre etc Off Washington Rd ) Sat MATH & READING Cr Rt 33 & Weaverville Rd ) Blackfoot) Sat 8. Sun May 17 5/17 9-2pm Child's furn, Basic Skills ESL Experienced FREE TO GOOD HOMEI Your Women's & Children's K-8 teacher Call 908-251-5376 Shepherd/ Blk Lab mix, female Quality Clothing & Accessories Fri & Sat 5/16 S 5/17 9am to 8. May 18, 9am-4pm Furn MILLTOWN clothing, toys & mlsc 4pm Many baby items, sewing toys, art work, clothing, 9 mos old Good w/children CALL 2ND TURN AROUND 20 Scott Ave (off Riva Ave ) • PARLIN-MULTI FAMILY MATH-College teacher All Call 90B-297-9460 after 6 pm lachine color TV a more electronics, decorative items Fn , 5/16, 8-4 Raindate Sat, 67 Holly Drive (off Ernston Rd ) levels, quality lessons Improve & Something for Everyone 908-431-7667 Q FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP 5/17 BARGAINS, BARGAINS! Sat 5/17 9am-4pm INSTRUCTION This Summer' 908-238-3042 PET CARE UNLIMITED GRANDFATHER CLOCKS Prof Pel Silting In Your Home Q MANALAPAN - 6 Smallwood Q MILLTOWN- Moving Sale 12' Jon Boat & lots more! WORKING OR NOT BLOCK SALE Ln (Entrance to Monmouth READING & MATH TUTOR Boarding Avail Ins /Bonded CALL 908-335-4190 6 Tracy Dr JPershing to QSAYREVILLE 908-446-2503 Eurstta & Pittenger Aves (off Heights on Rt 9, between Decmel to Fisher to Tracey) 53 Roma St (Off Washington Levels K 9 SAT Prep GUNS swords, military Items South St) Sat May 17 TayTors Mills Rd & Ryan) Sat Fri May 16,9am-4pm Rd ) Fn May 16, 9am-1pm Lie Teacher 908-679-3616 Lie NJ/Fed Dealer House 9am-2pm Children's Items &Sun 6/17 a 5/18, 8am to Sacrifice everything must go Sat May 17, 8am-2pm 063 Instruction 4pm Household, furn a more i0cants-$15 Nothing higher READING a MATH-Baslc calls Bert 908-821-4949 households Something tor all Households & much more Skills Exp K-8 teacher Your HOST DRY EXTRACTION Q FREEHOLD TWP-B2B Q MANALAPAN - St Thomas Q MONROE-138 Monmouth Q SAYREVILLE- 114 Blssett home or mine 908-254-8567 CARPET CLEANING Waterworks Rd (Off Pond Rd ) Luthenan Church 203 Taylors Road (Off of Texas Road) St (Off Washington Hd near IANO & VOICE-Your Home MACHINE-CallJoe Sat &Sun 5/17 & 5/18, 9am Mill Rd Sat May17,9am-1pm WaWa) Sat 5/16.9am to 3pm Teacher a Author -NY a N J SAT VERBAL, Reading Spe MiSCELLftHEOUS 908-700-0674 to 3pm Tools sewing Rain or Shine No Tables LOTS OF STUFF Rain date 5/17 Something for 'rodigy - Jullllard Expert • All cialisl, Special Ed Specialist, machines lawn equipment, everyone Levels Call 908-679 0933 English all levels, Math antiques and much more MANALAPAN Sat & Sun 5/17 S 5/1B 9am- College Essays 908-257-2777 050 Musical 3pm Tools toys, (Little Tykes Q SAYREVILLE - CONTENTS PIANO LESSONS U FREEHOLD TWP - 17 Yorktowne Dr (1/2 block etc) baby Items, building OF HOUSE • 183 Main St (Off SAT 066 Personals Instruments 11 EaglenestHd (Corner of from Gordons Cor Rd ) Fn & supplies All in great condition Washington Rd ) Thurs Fri & All ages Beginners welcomed Sat 5/16 & 17 9-4 House- 20yrs exp Call 908-651 3190 rlvate sessions in your Jackson Mills) Sat 5/17 Q MONROE 179 Old ForgeRd Sal 5/15, 16 & 17 10am to home Experienced staff di- Bam-3pm Furn clothes etc wares, futon, dishes, glass- (off Manalapan Rd or Rt 522) 5pm Antiques household, PIANO, KEYBOARDS are, & much much more GUITAR ORGAN & BASS rected by the College Board's PIANO TUNING Sat 5/17.9am-3pm Furniture tins bottles & something for all SAT Software author We use U FREEHOLD/HOWELL Q MANALAPAN clothes household items Popular & Classical All levels ERRANDS FOR YOU NPrince Rain or Shine Selling your home? Call 908-888-1327 SALb at 23 Virginia Ave Edward Rd ) Sat & Sun & Sun 5/18 9-3pm 064Lbst& Found (off Middle Rd ) May 17 from May 17 & 18 10am-4pm Everything from A-Z! Q SAYREVILLE- 063a Schools You can reach over BICYCLE B 30am 4pm Ram date MOVING SALE! Q NO BRUNSWICK- 1741 24A Glennwood Ave (Off Main Girls 20 Inch Coaster brakes May 18 Great stuff for all Fillmore Dr Off Rt 130) Sat St) Sat 5/17 S Sun 5/18 Good condition $25 Q MARLBORO AS A PUBLIC SERVICE 300,000 readers Q HOLMDEL - 20 Wind Hill 5/17 9-4pm Lamps furn tools 9am-3pm Lots of varletyl Call 908 679 9268 11 Algonquin Dr (off Gordons Rain date Sun 5/1B A UNIQUE EXPERIENCE WE WILL PUBLISH A Way (Off Centerville Rd ) sat Cr Rd)Fn & Sat 5/16 & 5/17 Q SAYREVILLE- 4 LINE AD FOR 2 WEEKS with an ad in our NORDIC TRACK 5/17 9 30am to 4pm Furn , 9am to 2pm Furniture, kitcher Q NORTH BRUNSWICK-4 LEARN TO FLY AT NO COST Proplus Ski Exersiber $600 or kit set luvenile, bedrm , sofa ware , etc Everything must Rustic Dr Off Church Ln ) Sat 5 FAMILIES TO A PERSON Classified best offer Call 908-536 3822 chairs lamps, bicycles house' gollll 908-972-9699 5/17, 730am to 1pm Infanta 12 Modzelewskl Terrace (off At The PRINCETON AIRPORT Introductory Flights $40 + WHO CALLS hold items and lots more toddler clothes, toys, golf Main St) Sat 5/17. 9am-? ABOUT A FOUND ITEM Q MARLBORO clubs, barbecues, patio furn Open Every Day 'Til Dark • Call1-800-660-4ADS STAIR CLIMBER U HOLMDEL-3 Families Q SAYREVILLE-Multi family FAA Certified • 609-921-3100 1-800-6BO-4ADS Tuntun White Brand New MULTI FAMILY Q OLD BRIDGE- Orchid Court (Park Village) Asking $100 Call 908 591 2365 MOVE -IN SALE 9 Kilmer Dr (Off Union Hill Sat 5/17,9am-4pm Raindate 12 Telegraph Hill Rd (off Be- Rd ) Fn a Sat 5/18 & 5/17 MULTI-FAMILY 5/18 Furn , toys, bikes, house- •n >•<" to la I Call 908-254 7586 COSt §29. Mastered V|SX op Discover Tins Umeaa must Us said tar 9 can 7. Your polyester leisure suits are crowding your closet. accepted 6. No one wants to see your ash tray collection.

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