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MAY 6, 2010 SentineNORTH BRUNSWICK • SOUTH BRUNSWICK l gmnews.com 50< S.B. introduces budget with 8c tax increase Council assures public that there is still much work to be done BY JENNIFER BOOTON Staff Writer

"though the South Brunswick Town- ship Council introduced a municipal T budget last week that carries an 8-cent tax increase, officials were sure to note that there is still much work to be done. The budget introduced on April 27 ab- sorbs an unexpected $1.1 million slash in state aid. The township took a 17.5 percent hit in its energy tax receipts, which brought expected state revenue down from $6.4 million last year to $5.2 million this year. "Budget problems in Trenton get fixed in the suburbs, not in Trenton," said Deputy Mayor Chris Killmurray. "The playing field is not level with Trenton, but we have to deal with it. " The $46 million budget was introduced last week for statutory purposes, since the state requires municipalities to introduce their budgets by May 11, but it will most likely see many amendments before the public hearing and possible adoption on June 22, according to Township Manager Matthew Watkins. "While you're introducing this today in April, we're not looking for a final adoption on this for some time," Watkins said to the SCOTT (TRIEDMAN council. "We reworked some of the budget, Ryan Kloos, 13, of East Brunswick, checks out a huge towing truck from l,x>gan Towing of North Brunswtek during the IG** annual North (Continued on page 38) Brunswick Cops & Rodders car show at DeVry University Sunday. See story, page 36. Apparel company expands to larger warehouse

Jacques Moret Inc. enters into multiyear of a nearly 382,000-square-foot warehouse off Route 130 in Dayton. lease with Heller Industrial Parks Inc. The move comes less than a year after the mar- BY lENNIFER BOOTON Slatf Writer keting company leased 28,000 square feet of space at another building owned by Heller in the township. fter leasing a smaller property in Dayton last Moret will use its newly acquired space for na- summer, one New York City-based firm has tional distribution of several apparel brands. Some of A decided to expand operations within the town- the better-known brands licensed by the company in- ship. clude Jockey Sport. Joe Boxer, DKNY. Hello Kitty. Jacques Moret Inc., an apparel design, sourcing Levi's. Mudd. Hannah Montana and Everlast. Some and marketing company headquartered in New York of its retail partners include Kohl's. Sears. Wal-Mart. City, recently entered into a multiyear lease with J.C. Penney and Macy's. Heller Industrial Parks Inc. (Continued on page 38) MAILINC ADDRESS Moret will be leasing close to 103,800 square feet We're still LENDING r PROVIDENT www.ProvidentNJ.com READY, WILLING & STABLE! I I BANK 2 SENTINEL NS SAVE LOCALLY WITH ONLINE COUPONS • VISIT www.gmnews.com April 29, 2010 April29 , 2010 SAVE LOCALLY WITH ONLINE COUPONS • VISIT www.gmnews.coiti NS SENTINEL 3

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Darren and Christine Young, of North Brunswick, visHed Haiti in March to assist with the devastation from the earthquake earlier this year. Pictured clockwise from above: A young Haitian boy represents the resiliency and happiness of the people of Haiti. Christine Young sits with a young Haitian girt who looked in the mirror for the first time ever; Young said the students were fescinated by their reflections. School in Haiti is Just like in the United States, except the students beg for tests on Fridays. What's happening Check out Just Go to find out what plays, events and concerts are taking place. 'Young' and old still need help in Haiti

Page 18 ren Young said. the pre-kindergarten through seventh-grade For This One nonprofit is holding The Youngs adjusted their plans and visited classes, providing relief to the regular teachers medical-supply drive a Haitian oiphanage that was also a school who had not gone home since the earthquake. First reading passes to benefit earthquake victims March 13-20. The teachers had already prepared the week's The main orphanage in Port-au-Prince was lesson plans for their math, science, English and North Brunswick council BY JENNIFER AMATO destroyed in the earthquake, so they stayed in health classes, which were taught from about 8 votes to introduce zoning Staff Writer another building that had been under construc- a.m. to 1 p.m.; the school day had been short- ordinance that affects tion and had survived. The new building was ened since the earthquake. proposed transit village site arren and Christine Young first became intiigued with Haiti last September, supposed to be a three-story school and dormi- "It was as if teaching a class in the U.S.," Page 37 Dmonths before the devastating earth- tory, but there were no walls or doors. A corru- Christine Young said. quake catapulted the impoverished country into gated steel roof blocked sunlight but not rain. the headlines. The Youngs acted as substitute teachers for (Continued on page 26) QilOTl OF THE WEEK Their friend, Jennifer Kovac, of Borden- town. had already been to Haiti to do aid work "We are going to be appealing." and brought back pictures and stories of her time there. Kovac's sister. Doreen Sigman, is — Nichola.s Sewitch part of Much Ministries in Georgia, whose As.sistiint Middlesex County Prosecutor group had been building schools in the West In- Page 30 dies country. The Youngs, of North Brunswick, were planning a trip in February to do some volunteer work because they were so inspired to help out. "I think what was really inspiring for us was Classified 4J to see Jennifer's pictures when she came back. Editorials 6 Just as ordinary people, you could go down there and make a difference. It was very inspir- Entertainment 18 ing to us that ordinary people could help in that Police Beat 27 way," Christine Young said. Real Estate 40 Then, in the midst of making travel plans and Sports 39 starting their Haiti-based nonprofit organization. For This One, the massive earthquake hit the island Jan. 12. "Even before the earthquake, the situation in gninews.com Haiti was one of dire poverty [and] a lack of education in the areas we were working," Chris- on the web tine Young said. A Gtsatet Media Newspaper "We weren't planning do to this so soon, but I guess we had to hit the ground running," Dar- 4 SENTINEL NS SAVE LOCALLY WITH ONLINE COUPONS • VISIT www.gmnews.com April 29, 2010 Local science fiction club celebrates 25-year 'trek'

The USS Avenger will Road, on the second Sunday of each month. representation of the Avenger ship. The USS Avenger also participates in char- commemorate silver anniversary "Star Tivk" entertainment such as the tele- The group members have gone to muse- itable causes, such as the Polai' Bear Plunge May 15 in Edison vision show, the movies and the books are ums, the Liberty Science Center, Renais- for the Special Olympics and walks for the Ju- naturally discussed, from the fantasy realm sance fairs, and the movies "to stretch the venile Diabetes Research Foundation. BY JENNIFER AMATO to the allegories expressed about modem- mind," according to Bmgmans. Although the Intemet has changed the Staff Wriifr day events. The members also visit a convention just course of communication, the Avenger "Because they slapped on some extra outside of Baltimore, Md., twice each year, members still believe that interpersonal NORTH BRUNSWICK — The USS makeup to make them look like aliens ... in and about four more elsewhere. They have communication is key. Avenger, a longtime science fiction fan as- the science fiction veil they met several of the actors The members believe that the appeal of sociation based in central New Jersey, will could make some sugges- there, such as Leslie Nielson, "Star Trek," and thus the longevity of the celebrate its anniversary this year. tions about what is accept- "It has been an Ernest Borgnine and Mark Avenger chapter, has endured because of The "Star Trek"-based group will hold a able and what is not," said adventure in Shepherd. the multiple levels of storytelling and the silver commemoration May 15 at the Pines Todd Brugmans, the chap- They have also developed appeal of the fantasy aspect, as well as the Manor in Edison. This comes after the every sense of ter's vice president. "Every semi-personal relationships relationships that have developed. Avenger was bom out of a conflict with a incarnation of 'Star Trek' has the word." with the people involved "I enjoy the portrayal of the future and different chapter in June 1985. when offi- had an underlying tolerance with "Star Trek," such as going out into outer space, and the adven- cials from Starfleet, the International Star between characters ... a mu- — Alex Rosenzweig when Shepherd joined a dis- tures that they had," said Judith Waidlich, Trek Fan Association Inc., allowed about 20 tual respect despite their co-founder of cussion with Rosenzweig and of Linden, who is the chapter's current members to create their own chapter. background ... and this uni- USS Avenger chapter his friends about education, chairperson. "I'm really looking forward to "From the time I was old enough to un- verse in which people have constitutional law, the chal- the party. ... It's going to be another fun derstand what it was, I had been hugely in- the capacity to understand and tolerate one lenges teachers face, and child rearing. Or evening among many we've enjoyed." terested in outer space ... and when I first another rather than live with prejudices and when an actor from the "Stargate" spin-off "If you told me in 1985 that we'd still be started getting into 'Star Trek,' I was like, fears." grabbed a guitar and led an impromptu sing- here and having fun in 2010,1 would have 'Wow, it's a really, really cool show about The group members also focus on "Star along in a hotel lobby. Or when Rosenzweig thought you a bit crazy, but here we are," outer space,'" said Alex Rosenzweig, a Trek" spin-offs, the science fiction genre in was able to speak direcdy with and continue Rosenzweig said. "It's been a great ride, and North Brunswick resident who is one of the general, the Starfleet organization, real-life corresponding with costume director Robert I wouldn't trade it for anything. I've made founding members of the Avenger. and fictional technology, and real-world sci- Fletcher. Or when Rosenzweig was com- many of my best friends through this club. Now there are about 30 members of the ence. missioned by an editor to write a book. ... It has been an adventure in every sense Avenger hailing from Middlesex, Somerset "Largely, it's an opportunity for us to get "You get a sense that the stars are often of the word." and Mercer counties, one group out of five together and discuss what we have seen re- as affected by it as the fans are," Rosen- For more information about the organi- in the state and one of about 40 fix)mNe w cently in the sci-fi genre," said Bragmans, zweig said. zation, the chapter or the anniversary, visit Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Delaware, of Warren Township. "What's unique about science fiction, as www.ussavenger.org. Maryland, and Washington, D.C., in the The Avenger members also participate in a fan-hood, is it allows actors to interact mid-Atiantic region. their own writing exercise in which they firsthand with groups of people they in- Contact Jennifer Amato at Locally, the Avenger meets at the North create their own stories set in the fictional spired," Brugmans said. jamato @ gmnews. com. Brunswick Public Library, 880 Hermann

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Let's is a private owner willing to put up really dream. We could create a capital. When the economy turns, park in the sky. Maybe we'll be a it would be nice to see a village tourist destination. here. I see the transit village pro- The Alternatives: The alterna- posal as a step in that direction. tive to a mixed-use center would Let's take that step. likely be more big-box stores, strip At the hearing, people were malls or industrial uses. I doubt it concerned about traffic, kids and will be a park. The real issue, be- the likelihood of success: fore we object, is what do we want Traffic: Walkable, bikeable to see there? transit conununities should reduce The change in the master plan Nursery Lands group thanks supporters of Arbor Day celebration traffic. If we didn't need to drive allows us to proceed with the pro- to the grocery store or to the park posed mixed-use project, subject ^he Friends of Princeton Handsome Molly, Griggstown . 6vent. to take a walk, how many trips a to many more approvals and citi- Nursery Lands hosted a col- Lock Rapper Sword Team, Mill- For many of the participants, it day would that save? We need zen input. The plan is not perfect. T orful and spirited Arbor Day stone River Morris, and the youth was a first visit to the Mapleton communities that encourage non- I liked earlier plans better without celebration on April 17 that could Morris Dance Group from the Preserve, the heart of the pre- carbon transportation for our as many big-box stores. The cur- not have happened without the Waldorf School. served Princeton Nursery Lands. health, environment, national de- rent plan resulted from compro- help and support of many. We Behind the scenes, the talents The entrance is at 145 Mapleton fense and quality of life. Proposed mise, balancing concerns for thank you for listing the event. We and energy of the D&R Canal Road, Kingston, headquarters of road improvements will help, and ratables and impact on schools. are indebted to Jim Confsolloy, State Park staff helped the Friends the Delaware & Raritan Canal more diffuse traffic patterns would That's how democracy works. If who led our tree walk. Cub Scout prepare for the event, and Dave State Park. We invite the public to reduce congestion in arteries. we stop this plan now, what are the Troop 195 for assisting in the Reed of Mapleton Nurseries vol- explore and enjoy this treasure! Kids: You can't eUminate odds we will like another proposal planting of three trees, and the unteered his time, expertise and them. This type of community will more? Let's find a way to make five dance groups who brought labor to dig the holes for the trees Karen Linder not invite them. There are no guar- our town the place we want it to motion, tradition, music and even to be planted. We are grateful to President antees, but the likelihood is fewer be. Let's move this plan forward. a maypole to the Mapleton Pre- Princeton Nurseries for their gen- Friends of Princeton Nursery kids would reside in the proposed serve: Princeton Country Dancers, erous donation of trees for the Lands type of housing than in suburban Andrea L. Kahn Paying more for using less water tract homes. Hopefully, mixed-use North Brunswick outh Brunswick Township Is this a joke? We are told to when flushed. residents could get hit with a conserve energy and water. We ••• Now we are penalized for letters policy S17.6 percent increase in their use rain barrels to collect water, using less water and therefore will water rates starting next quarter. buy new energy-efficient washers, be paying more. Tell me how that Letters to the editor may be emailed to [email protected]. Please This rale hike was primarily dishwashers and other appliances. makes any sense! include a daytime telephone number where the author may be reached caused by a decrease in consump- We buy showerheads that use less for verification. For more information, call 732-358-5200, ext. 8233. tion brought on by last year's un- water, we replace toilets for the Marianne & Ken Sundbye usually cool and rainy summer. newer ones that use less water Dayton

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YOUR TURN am writing in response to a guest column More generally, it is becoming increas- Water-logged in South Brunswick ingly clear that the assault on organized I labor that began with the mass firing of I outh Brunswick Township Chief Fi- The residents of South Brunswick are ("Even the Playing Field in School Ne- striking air traffic controllers by the FAA 29 . nancial Officer Joe Monzo and MayoMayorr about to be saddled with a hefty rate in- ptiations") by Marc Gaswirth, Ed.D., years ago is partly responsible for our cur- ' Frank GainbatesGainbatese statstate thathatt residentresident, crease on the assumption that water con- assistant superintendent of the Marlboro rent economic mess in the first place. The S School District, that has appeared in the water consumption is down 11 percent and sumption will be down again for the 2010 currently fa.shionable single-minded focus Sentinel (March 11) and a number of other commercial sewer revenue is down 8.8 per- summer season. on the tax side of the equation ignores the Greater Media New.spapers publications cent. comparing 2009 figures to 2(X)8. fact that the gap between income and taxes So why does Monzo want to generate a over the past two months. As a result, Monzo wants a water rate in- has shrunk in part becau.se wages have not cash now of $5,342,040, almost 2.5 times My initial reaction was similar to the one crease of 17.5 percent because 2009 rev- risen faster than inflation over this entire the $2.2 million Monzo stated that was eloquently expres.sed by Jennifer Henning enue of $19 million is short $1.6 needed, even with the ill-fated Princeton time period. This flattening of wages can be of Keyport in her letter to the Independent tied directly to the decline in union mem- million from 2008 water and sewer rev- Hospital deal factored into the budget? ("It's Time to Study Cutting the Number of enue figures! The residents and property owners of bership (from around 30 percent to around School Districts," March 11). In fact, I have 15 percent of the work force), which has in- This is just a 7.77 percent decrease, 19 South Brunswick Township should demand often heard of people from other states ex- diiectly affected the tens of millions of million v. 20.6 million. answers to pertinent and significant ques- pressing amazement that the residents of a nonunion workers who previously benefited The water consumption summer season tions before this rate increase is allowed to town the size of West Cape May (with a from the rising wages won by unionized hasn't started yet in 2010, and can only be pass by authority of its governing body, population of about 1,000) or even a town workers. The inevitable result is a slow- projected to be the same as 2009, adding an- namely: the size of Marlboro (with a population of down of the economy, as workers have less other 7.77 percent decrease or a 2009-10 1. Why shouldn't neighboring commu- about 40,000) would consider implement- money to spend on goods and services. total shortfall of 15.53 percent. nities (West Windsor, East Windsor. Prince- ing the extra bureaucracy to have their own (Equally problematic, of course, have been So why do the residents and businesses ton) be consulted with the sharing of "cost school district. burden," regarding the "Princeton Hospital trade policies that provide incentives for in South Brunswick have to get saddled But it occurred to me that an even bigger large corporations to export jobs overseas with a hefty 17.5 percent increase, given deal?" and more insidious flaw in the reasoning of Certainly, the new location for the to countries such as China, where costs as- that consumption may be up in 2010? Dr. Gaswirth and others than ignoring the sociated with protections for workers or die A vital statistic search for Princeton Regional Medical extravagance of New Jersey's "home rule" Center is a "value added" ben- environment have been greatly reduced or South Brunswick Township mentality is blaming the remnants of organ- eliminated.) lists the housing density at The residents efit to quality-of-life factors in ized labor in the United States for the major 37,620 occupied houses and of South South Brunswick. economic difficulties in which working P.S. How could New Jersey taxpayers apartments (30,398 owner- Brunswick are These same beneficial fac- people and retirees (aka "taxpayers") and afford even the true cost of essential public occupied and 7,222 renter tors will be shared among all their dependents now find themselves. services (not to mention sensible invest- occupied). This Internet about to be neighboring communities, and The one-sided portrayal of labor unions ments in our crumbling infrastructure, etc.) search is believed to be cur- saddled with a inter-town cost sharing should soaking taxpayers for excessive benefits in given the current economic situation? Tax rent and accurate and does be explored before saddling particular is misleading. For example, the cuts at the federal level over the past 30 not include Plainsboro. hefty rate the residents and property "Cadillac" health care plans that are central years have favored the wealthy, with much Monroe or Cranbury, also increase. owners of South Brunswick to the controversy over benefits for teach- if not most of the income of millionaires serviced by the South Township with this rate in- ers and other unionized workers in this and billionaires now being taxed at the cap- Brunswick Water and Sewer Utility, which crease. country would be considered a basic human ital gains rate of 15 percent (compared with would "increase" the housing density fig- 2. If a decrease in water consumption right in any other industrialized nation, and top marginal tax rates of 70 percent under ures. triggered the need for a "rate increase," shouldn't even need to be a factor in the bar- President Richard Nixon and 91 percent under President Dwight D. Eisenhower), re- The proposed water and sewer rate in- shouldn't there also be a "rate decrease" of gaining process. Moreover, the costliness of sulting in a significant "trickle up" to this crease of $35.50 per quarter is $142 per the same amount when residents adjust their these benefits in the United States has as year. So $142 assessed to 37,620 units is consumption upward, during seasons with much to do with the 30 percent to 40 per- group of taxpayers from the middle class. $5,342,040, or seven times the stated less rainfall? cent in "administrative" costs — much of it Given that one-fourth of all income cur- $730,000 budget shortfall in the water and 3. Can the township enter into re-nego- accruing to CEOs and lobbyists — rently goes to taxpayers with an annual in- sewer budget! Commercial billings would tiation of the fixed cost contract with the skimmed off the top by so-called "health income of $400,000 or more, it seems to me add to this figure! New Jersey American Water Co., for less surers" as it does the actual cost of the that reinstating the so-called millionaire's than 3.7 million gallons per day under a 30- health care being provided. (By contrast, the tax or some variation of it would make a lot Monzo was quoted in the South more sense than the current approach of cut- Brunswick Sentinel as stating, "So the 17.6 year contract? administrative overhead for Medicare is ting state funding to municipalities, which percent increase, which would generate an What happens during a drought when well under 5 percent.) In fact, the five forces a greater reliance on regressive prop- additional $2.2 million in revenue this year, mandatory conservation did not raise rates largest "health insurance" companies in the erty taxes. would be needed to cover the water costs in as opposed to voluntary conservation? United States managed to rake in $12.2 bil- 2010." 4. If amicable contract negotiation can- lion in profits last year (a 56 percent in- "In addition to the.se required costs com- not be achieved, for a water purchase crease over the previous year), while Kenneth J. O'Dowd. Ph.D. bined with the loss in revenue from con- modality that better reflects the "variability dropping 2.7 million people from their North Brunswick sumption, the township is al.so dealing with of usage." can judicial intervention in the rolls. a drop in revenue from a hospital in Prince- courts, under contract law, achieve a suc- 'Why have county governments at all?' ton. La.st year the township received cessful renegotiated result? $954,000 from the hospital for connection 5. Can "salary negotiation," either small Ihere are bills before our Legislature our homes? fees, and this year." Monzo said, "the town- reduction or wage freeze, be explored in an in Trenton to eventually combine our We run the danger of trivial details such ship cannot expect anything greater than effort to contain costs? T local school districts along county as still needing local vice superintendents, $200,000." This question is significant, during this lines. support stalFmg of higher-level administra- So it "appears" that Monzo is really say- time of national recession, as some school Why are counties sacrosanct? If even a tors. being necessary evils of this grand ing the shortfall is; employees in New Jersey are entering into meaningful savings at all, shouldn't the scheme. Thought that Rutgers study a few 1. $730,000 from a drop in 2009 water contract renegotiation with teachers" unions combined school districts be with "equal" years back said similar about negligible sav- consumption. in some school districts, in light of state population/pupils? Pair every two of the 40 ings. Plus. Rutgers said local control is 2. $730,000 from an "anticipated" 2010 budget cuts for cost containment. N.J. State Legislative districts if 20 is the worth that amount. drop in water consumption. Why should any public sector employee desired number. We need real tax reform and fcMmidable 3. $754,000 loss in revenue from a be exempt from these similar cost-contain- What to do with differing pay rates? If regulations, not "Wall Street-like" manipu- Princeton Ho.spital deal not consummated. ment measures? "low" South River is forcibly combined lations. Just conveniently choosing outdated Grand total: $2,214,000 6. How is that additional $3,128,040 with "high" East Brunswick, guess which county lines shows not much thought went It appears that the residents of South going to be used, which is more than rate will apply? And how will some unions into this proposal. Leads to the question of Brunswick are being asked to fund the cost Monzo's projected need of $2.2 million? be able to forgo pay increases while others why have county governments at all. of a Princeton Hospital deal, along with the feel the state should bear the burden through infrastructure and water and sewer "fixed" T. Frank Sever progressive tax reform, eliminating that Matthew "Skip" House contracts that went along with that ill-fated South Brunswick cruel, confiscatory school property tax on North Brunswick Princeton Hospital deal. 8 SENTINEL NS SAVE LOCALLY WITH ONLINE COUPONS • VISIT WWW.gmneWS.COIH April 29, 2010

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"However, through nually in traffic-related crashes on New Jer- fic Safety Director Pam Fischer re- working with law enforcement officials to education and enforcement, we can change sey roads. In 2009, after a three-year Nminded motorists that effective April 1 they educate motorists and pedestrians about the the culture and improve safety for all road downward trend, the number of pedestrian must now stop - and remain stopped — for change in the law. users." deaths .statewide increased to 157. As of pedestrians in a crosswalk. Prior to this leg- "We are asking law enforcement offi- Motorists violating the new law face a March 26, 2010, 28 pedestrians have been islative change, motorists were required to cials, when interacting with motorists and $200 fine, plus court costs, and 2 points on killed in motor vehicle-related crashes yield to pedestrians in a crosswalk. pedestrians, to educate them about the their driver's license. They can also be sub- statewide, as compared to 48 for the same "For years, too many pedestrians have change to the law, as well their respective ject to 15 days of community service and in- time f)eriod in 2009. Additionally, since been dying in traffic accidents in New Jer- duties and responsibilities when walking or surance surcharges. Pedesuians may also be 2004, more than 30,000 pedestrians have sey," Dow said. "With these changes to our driving," said Fischer. "Our goal is to rein- cited under state law for failing to use due been injured in motor-vehicle related law, motorists and pedestrians will no force the importance of pedestrians always care when crossing. The law requires them crashes statewide. longer have to play a game of chicken when using crosswalks, their safety zone, and for to obey pedestrian signals and use cross- "While the numbers are once again mov- it comes to maneuvering on our roads. The motorists to recognize that when approach- walks at signalized intersections, as well as ing in the right direction, even one life lost law brings new clarity that drivers mast stop ing a crosswalk they must be alert for yield the right of way to traffic if they are is one too many," Fischer said. "Until we and remain stopped for pedestrians < t inter- pedestrians and stop and stay stopped to not crossing within a crosswalk or at an in- achieve zero fatalities, we must educate sections and crosswalks, and pedestrians, in allow them to cross safely. tersection. Failure to comply with the law pedestrians and motorists about the impor- turn, must u.se due care and not jaywalk or "We recognize that we cannot change carries a $54 fine, plus court costs. tance of remaining alert at all times, and step into traffic outside of those crossing everyone's behavior overnight; this will Fischer noted that since 2004, approxi- taking personal responsibility for their actions." Kendall Park Fire Co. flower sale May 9 S.B. safety and traffic The Kendall Park Volunteer Fire Com- New Road, Kendall Park. There will be pany Ladies Auxiliary will hold a Mother's bouquets, hanging baskets, annuals and Day flower sale from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. May perermials for sale. Cash and checks will be alerts to be sent via text 8 and 9 rain or shine at the firehouse on accepted.

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How many birthdays do class, the hallways and, heaven help us, we ex- $I|G95 you people have?" plored the depths of the boys' locker room that Once I'm out the door, I quickly program presented not only its own ambiance but ex- Landscape Size my cell phone for manner mode so that I can hibited its own special aroma at that time of enjoy my "girls' night out" night in peace and night. Italian Pottery Dark American White Pines hopefully without interruption. I'll spare you the details. (Bliai OrTem Cotta) When I sat down with my peeps last The art teacher helped me dig through the Bird Baths ARBS 8'-10' Thursday night, the mood was jovial. We all lost and found, the hallways, and nooks and (Glazed Or Cerdmic) brought out our coupons, two-for-one crannies that I'd never before explored. We $4095 $2000 discounts and quickly decided how to get the searched the paricing lot, the gymnasium, and best deal from the est^lishment we were grac- each and every place that a kid such as Huey MWEach ing with our presence. might leave a coveted backpack in a moment 301 Instant Privacy We were so happy, we not only sang the of haste. Leyland Cypress Large Selection of birthday song for our own guest of honor, but Which is just about every-stinking-where, for other i>atrons who were enjoying their own and might I mention that it was to no avail? Fast Growing Deer Resisant, Perennials Proven Winners annual celebration with delist. I was so With a kid like Huey, I expected a phone Excellent Privacy Border Now Ready starting at caught up in the moment, that I didn't feel my call or at least a text message, as I did my late- 2'-$19.95 starting at cell phone vibrate, much less hear its low-vol- night rummaging, telling me that he'd found ume signal that I was needed at home. his backpack in a place as obvious as his back. 3'-$29.95 $049 When I finally looked at it, I noticed I'd But it was not to be, for as I began to won- $095 missed upward of 10 texts from my very own der why Huey wasn't calling, I looked at my 6'-$59.95 WEach mm Per Pot Huey, who was apparently experiencing some cell phone, and realized that it was deader than sort of crisis. a door nail and as useless as a pair of dirty gym English & At times like that, a mother such as myself socks. Hanging Green Giant Skip Laurels from endures an internal conflict. Do I look at all of Speaking of which, that's where the back- 2.5' to 6' starting at those stinking texts and see what the nightly pack surfac^ the very next day. Not under a Baskets ARBS dilemma consists of. or do I just ignore it and table in the cafeteria or in his homeroom as he live in ignorant bliss? suspected, but in his locker and most likely $^99 Deer Resistant Judge me if you want, but regular readers under a pile of dirty clothes. from 6'-14' may nscall that Huey was the same child who He might think it stinks, but thai kid owes had me out in my jammies with hair reminis- me a peaceful "girls' night out," birthday or Weeping Blue Giant Selection Huge Selection cent of Rosanne Roseannadanna, .searching not. of Boxwoods Evergreen snow banks for white sneakers that later turned And I'm so leaving my cell phone at home. Atlas Cedars of Tropicals, up in his gym bag — the first place he should 5' only Starting at have look^. Trees Hibiscus Trees, Heaven help me, but I looked at the texts Lori Clinch is the nuilher of four sons and $9995 $<1495 Palms, Ferns, and was unhappily informed that Huey was the author of the hook "Are We There Yet?" from4'-18' missing his backpack and vital information to You can reach her at www.loriclinch.cotn. etc. A. CASOLA FARMS & NURSERIES DELIVERY AND PLANTING SERVICE AVAILABLE. community bulletin board FULL LANDSCAPE & DESIGN SERVICES WITH COMPUTER IMAGING. Open 7 Days 7am-7pm Participants sought for United Way golf GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE. The United Way of Central Jersey will hold its annual Golf Outing May 10 at TPC 178 Hwy 34 & Schanck Rd. • Holmdel, NJ Jasna Polana, Princeton. ^^^^^ At the BIG GREEN & WHITE BARNS Proceeds will go to the Christian C. Kjeldsen Fund for Children. The event will include golf, prizes, greens fee, cart fee, putting green, driving range, golf 732-332-1533 course refreshments, breakfast, luncheon and awards. 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BY REBECCA MORTON Staff Writer he furry inhabitants of Oregon's forests are not about to let their land Tend up jammed with homes and strip ADMIT ONE Mother's Day Buffet at Forsgate malls in "Furry Vengeance." The family-friendly film centers on Dan Peel and Eat Shrimp • Angel Hair Pasta with Vegetables in a Lemon Sanders (Brendan Fraser), a real-estate de- "Furry Freshly Baked Breakfast Breads & Fastries Tarragon Sauce veloper who is stuck doing the dirty work Assorted Cheese & Fruit Displays • Chive Whipped PoUtoes for his boss in developing a parcel of pris- Vengeance" Platter of Smoked Salmor\ • Spring Mixed VegeUbles tine wilderness. Variety of Gourmet Salads & Greens • GarUc Studded Prime Rib with Au Jus The animals decide to take action after Released by: Seared Salmon. Cardamom Honey CLaze • Roasted Turkey Breast with Cranberry Sauce the raccoon, the animals' ringleader, over- Summit Entertainment Grilled Chickeiv Cucumber Mar\go Salsa • Glazed Smoked Ham with Maple Mustard Sauce hears Dan and his boss, Neal Lyman (Ken Jeong), discuss the details of not only Starring: building a small community of homes but - Seating Times - clearing the forest for all sorts of develop- Brendan Fraser, 11:00 am, 1:30 pm & 4:00 pm ment. Brooke Shields, Ken jeong Loads of furry creatures pitch in to help Bstmi drive Dan crazy. It starts out small with Directed by: Roger Kumble fr tons of bird droppings on his car, and ends Running time: 92 minutes Mother's Day Reservations 732-521-8056 up crazy with an army of skunks forming a gas chamber within Dan's car. Rated: PG Adults: $36' • Children ages; 4-12 $18.00 • Children under 3 are Complimentary Dan's wife Tammy (Brooke Shields) •Plus NJ tax and service charge and son Tyler (Matt Prokop) are worried Grade: C about Dan's belief that the animals are out Forsgate. More of what you live for. to get him. Tyler is also struggling with being the new kid in town. He soon devel- 3NO iiwav fmt^f Ono Eol M. Ni Tpk. An DOC bon boop FaUnt) www.fursgatecc.com ops a crush on Amber (Skyler Samuels), who is not a fan of his father's developing. Tyler soon goes against his dad, trying to force him to see that what is going on is Honking the horn and revving the en- wrong. gine do nothing to move the raccoon, since The film comes to a head during the the furry guy has a plan. Up above on a Advanced Surgica local Forest Festival when Dan learns that ledge, a ferret is unleashing a huge boulder Lyman plans to permanently remove all the to Imock Dan's car down a ravine. & Bariatrics of NJ, PA forest creatures. The comedic acts of revenge may be Dan must make a decision between his geared toward children but even that seems Providing Cutting Edge Surgery conscience and his business ambitions. like something a kid would see as a bit "Furry Vengeance" is full of comedy ridiculous. Nevertheless, audiences still get When it comes to the most important svirgery of your life, trust the that will keep the kids laughing. The adults a giggle out of the antics. expert at one of the best hospitals and major academic medical center on the other hand may be rolling their eyes Brendan Fraser as Dan is humorous but in New Jersey. at some of the cheesy comedy. leaves adults wondering is this really what ^jgDT .•O E\CS is iesding the Sariatnc siirgerj'prc^ram aS While most kid-friendly films pack his career has come to? Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital in New Brunswick. some aspects to keep the parents in the au- As most around Dan think he is going Dr. Sadek is Fellowship trained in advanced laparoscopy and bariatric diences amused, this film fell a little short insane, Fraser portrays that well, making surgery with numerous awards and researches in Laprocsopic and in that area. Dan's determination to stop the animals Bariatric surgery. The animal cast was adorable and en- turn into a dangerous obse.ssion. While Dr. Sadek is also Fellowship trained in Critical Care medicine. tertaining, except for a few computer-en- Dan does a lot to fight the animals, Fraser keeps audiences endeared to his character Procedures Offered: hanced facial movements that were a little Laparoscopic Gastric Bypass -^w^^ruws weird; think of a raccoon with a maniacal by providing moments of his conscience grin. kicking in. Inguinal lap band (Realize and Lap band) ^ Program! A few of the film's sequences with the The film does provide an important les- Laparoscopic Sleeve gastrectomy animals' seeking revenge are a little over son, though. It sheds light on the fact that A New Natural Oriface Procedure for revisional surgery the top. For instance, the captain of the an- animals need a home, too, and the impor- Attend one of our FREE Seminars held every second Tuesday imals, the raccoon, sits in the road, forcing tance of keeping areas preserved for them. & every fourth Wednesday at RWfUH Auditorium. Dan, to stop his car. While this reviewer's "Furry Vengeance" is definitely a film Or schedule an appointment at one of our two convenient locations. No. 1 concern would be why is the noctur- little kids will get a kick out of. Parents, nal creature out in daylight, Dan's concern brace yourselves because most of the All Major Insurance Accepted is how to shoo the little guy out of the way. humor is strictly for the kids. 49 Veronica Ave., Somerset, l^Q 08873 (732) 640-5327 Fax: (800) 689-2361 Contact Rebecca Morton 3100 Quakerbridge Rd., Mercerville, IHJ 08619 at [email protected]. (609) 385-0120 Ragui Sadek MD, FACS njsurgicalbaria [email protected] Fax: (800) 689-2361 www.bariatricsnj.com April 29, 2010 SAVE LOCALLY WITH ONLINE COUPONS • VISIT www.gmnews.coiti NS SENTINEL 25 Pastor of Presbyterian Church in New Brunswick to retire Bedroom SALE fter 33 years of service as pastor at New Brunswick, the Synod of the North- Queen Bed, Triple Dresser, Landscape Mirror, the Presbyterian Church in New east, and the New Brunswick Council of Vanity Chest and 2 Night Stands. Reg. $3475 ABrunswick, the Rev. Dr. Szabolcs Churches. This Collection S.G. Nagy will retire at the end of May. He has served on the board of governors Available In: To celebrate Rev. Nagy's long tenure of the New Jersey Council of Churches, was and impending retirement, a special wor- a board member and trustee of the Hall Ed- BLACK ship service will be held 4:30 p.m. May 23 ucation Fund, a board member of the Rut- at the church, 1(X) Livingston Ave., New gers United Campus Ministry, CHERRY Brunswick. The .service will be followed by commissioner to the General Assembly of a reception in the church's Friendship Hall, the Presbyterian Church USA, and chair of CREAMY^ concluding at 8:30 p.m. the Tri-Synod Mass Media Board. WHITE Rev. Nagy was bom in Debrecen, Hun- He presently serves as co-moderator of gary, but his family was displaced from the Urban Mission Cabinet of the Presby- OAK their homeland during World War II. In tery and also is a member of the Presbytery 1951 the Nagys immigrated to the United Council. States, and Rev. Nagy grew up in Amarillo, Rev. Nagy has been actively involved in PINE Texas. housing issues, crisis ministry, elderly is- His education includes a Bachelor of sues, the Emergency Overflow Shelter for The classic, dean Bne» rfthi s bedroom collection give it timdess versatUfty. SNOW Men program, and the Sister Cities program Evoking the feel of Heartland America with Its solid craftsmanship, sturdy construction WHITE Arts degree from the University of Texas, a and attention to detail. Available in your choice of finishes. {15% upcharp for the oak) Bachelor of Divinity and a Ma.ster of The- in New Brunswick. He currently serves as a ology from Princeton Theological Semi- police chaplain, treasurer of the Hall Edu- To get Style, Comfort, & Quality Furniture, nary, and a Doctor of Ministry from Drew cation Fund and president of the New You Don't have to be Rich "Just Smart!" University. Brunswick Sister Cities Association. In ad- Ordained in 1967, Rev. 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there is a sense of desperation," Darren Young said. Haiti For This One was developed exclusively by the Youngs, who (Continued from page 3) currently own and operate TekPro As part of the medical clinic, Systems out of North Brunswick. from about 3 to 5:30 p.m. the It was named for a story Kovac Youngs tended to any injuries or told the Youngs she had heard in problenis presented to them. They Haiti about a boy who was trying worked in an open field and saw to save stranded starfish on a medical problems that had gone beach. An older man had walked uiTtreated even before the earth- by and told him he couldn't possi- quake. Christine Young said she bly save all of them. The boy said Haitians just don't know what the would apply Selsun Blue shampoo he was trying to make a difference next step is. They know they are to rid many children of a head fun- "for this one" and "for this one," living in tent cities but they don't gus, but sometimes more serious as he threw each starfish back into have insurance, they lost property injuries, such as months-old lacer- the ocean. and they no longer have jobs. He ations and wounds, had to be ad- The secular organization is also said the rubble needs to be cleared dressed. Because many Haitians headed by board members to make way for new construction, do not have access to necessary Michelle Stella Riordan, of Egg sanitation needs to be improved items such as shoes or proper Harbor Township, and Cara Ian- and clean water is vital. bandages, for example, there is the niello of Monroe Township. Plus, the rainy season with its risk of reinfection. There have been fundraisers winds could destroy any tent cities Then, after 5:30. the volunteers held already, such as infant for- the people are currently relying would eat and relax, and spend mula collections, concerts and T- on. time with the local children. shirt sales. Several local "I don't know that anybody "They are very huggy, very businesses and various charitable knows how to fix the problem clingy, very sweet. I don't know if organizations have also con- right now," he said. "I can tell you it s a cultural thing, I don't know if tributed in some way. the idea of the people of Haiti get- it's because they're orphans, but For This One's next step is an ting back to any type of normalcy, everybody just wants hugs. Every- ongoing medical-supply drive, living in any type of normal home body just wants to sit in your lap collecting wheelchairs, walkers, or getting a normal job ... I think and wants a hug," Christine Young canes and crutches to send to the it's going to be a while. ... They said. bospitals in Haiti. Tlic Youugs said were already in a terribje situation "With all of the problems there, that even prior to the earthquake it before this happened." still, to see all the smiling faces of was difficult for residents to seek The Youngs are planning a trip the kids ... even within the face of medical treatment and now, after back to Haiti in August, though the situation they are in, they're the tragedy struck, there is a short- most likely to Gonaives. still able to adapt and be happy age of hospitals, plus people are They will also speak about and are still able to enjoy life. It afraid to go into a multistory their March trip 7:30-9:30 p.m. kind of brings humanity home." building. May 18 at the East Brunswick Darren Young said. Retro Fitness, 222-223 North Public Library, Civic Center During the week the Youngs Center Drive, North Brunswick, Drive. They will share letters writ- alse help^ with food distribution, will be collecting the items ten from the Haitian children as which was coordinated by Sig- through June. Owner Bill lovino well as photographs they took dur- man's son. J.T. Kowalchuk. Each met Darren Young while he was ing their visit. family received enough rice, waiting for photocopies at a local "It's important to us that peo- beans, and cooking oil to last a office supply store. He inquired ple see humanity in the pictures family of four about two weeks, a about the fliers Young was copy- and see these are people you want donation from a Korean Buddhist ing and then asked how he could to help. I think the way people in a organization. However, there was help; his gym eventually became difficult situation are portrayed no guarantee of food, and because a drop-off location for the dona- evokes empathy but maybe more the street value of the coupons tions. pity that dehumanizes them. These handed out to obtain the food was "I figured if I could do some- people are people, just like us," Clockwise from top left: The devastation In Haiti from an earthquake In $ 100, the process had to be tightly thing, even at home [in the U.S.J, Darren Young said. January will take a very long time to clean up and rebuild. Christine Young spent time playing with Haitian children in Port-au-Prince in controlled to prevent crowds or I would love to do it," lovino said. For more information on how theft. "It's been a great outpouring from IMarch. Retro Fitness In North Brunswick will l>e a collection site for to volunteer, donate items, or gen- donations of medical equipment to benefit victims of the earthquake. J'You look at how people are on our members to give back and erally help out — either in Haiti or Black Friday, and that's nothing. support this." in the United States — email support shipping costs can be sent Contact Jennifer Amato at This is the only shot people have However, despite the dedica- [email protected] or call 609- to For This One, RO. Box 7271, jamato @ gmnews. com. to get food for their family, so tion from countries around the 456-0505. Monetary donations to North Brunswick 08902. world, Darren Young said that April29, 201 0 SAVE LOCALiY WITH ONLINE COUPONS • VISIT vfww.gmnews.com NS SENTINEL 27

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Bike Show will take place July 2 from 6 Memorial Foundation will hold its Broadcast live on NJN television, in at- "State Fair Meadowlands — New Jer- p.m. to 2 a.m., and July 3 from 2 to 11 p.m. annual New Jersey Vietnam Veter- tendance were Gov. Whitman, Gen. H. T sey's largest annual family-friendly event The annual fireworks displays will be held ans Remembrance Day ceremony on Maj' Norman Schwarzkopf, and more than July 3 and 4. 7 at 11 a.m. 15,000 veterans, family members and dig- — is close to home, and we want to make sure that all kids, regardless of income, have State Fair will offer the following bar- May 7 was created by legislation in nitaries from across the United States. a chance to come and share the fun," said gains this year: 1991 as a unique day in New Jersey tC' Accompanied by U.S. Sen. John Mc- A1 Dorso, president of State Fair at the • Dollar Preview Night — June 17. honor all those who served in the militar) Cain of Arizona, Whitman also dedicated Meadowlands Fairgrounds. "For our Tix 4 Everything from parking, rides and sel^ during the Vietnam Era from 1959 tc the Vietnam Era Educational Center on Kids program, we are looking to partner food items will costs $1 each, and admis- 1975. Sept. 27, 1998. with nonprofit organizations throughout the sion is just $2. More than 200.000 New Jersey resi- In addition, during this year's cere- state to identify children who could bene- • Father's Day Special — June 20. Dads dents served in the armed forces during mony the New Jersey Department of Mil- fit." ride rides for free from 2 to 6 p.m. that time, according to a press release. itary and Veterans Affairs will be awarding Interested outreach professionals may • Midnight Madness will ^ held every The guest speakers will include former a number of New Jersey State medals. email [email protected], with the name Friday night from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. Rides New Jersey Gov. Christine Todd Whitman These include the New Jersey Distin- of their organization in the subject line. All and admission will be $19.95. and her husband, Vietnam veteran John R. guished Service Medal, Meritorious Serv- requests must be submitted by email (no • Carload Night — June 24. Everyone Whitman, whose leadership was influen- ice Medal, Korean Service Medal and phone calls). who fits in one car (up to eight people) can tial in the completion and dedication of the Vietnam Service Medal. enter and ride unlimited rides for one price memorial, according to the press release. There will be free admission for all vis- The fair will feature 50 food vendors and over 150 rides and attractions for all ages. of $69. with free parking included. This year also marks the 15th anniver- itors on May 7, and the Vietnam Era Edu- This year's fair will feature four new shows • Patron Appreciation Day — July 5. Pay sary of the New Jersey Vietnam Veterans' cational Center will be open from 10 a.m. One Price Combo for admission and unlim- Memorial. to 4 p.m. — Piccadilly Circus, with acrobats, clowns ited rides for $25 per person. On Veterans Day 1982, a group of New liie Vietnam Era Educational Center is and circus animals; Sea Lion Splash, a Fair hours will be Monday throiji^ Jersey Vietnam veterans realized the need adjacent to the New Jersey Vietnam Veter- splashy and educational summer show fea- Thursday, 6 p.m. to midnight; Fridays from for a state memorial. After years of hard ans' Memorial off the Garden State Park- turing the antics of sea lions; an Aerial Stunt 6 p.m. to 2 a.m.; Saturdays fi-om 2 p.m. to 2 work and planning, the New Jersey Viet- way at exit 116 in Holmdel. The memorial Show featuring the original Batcopter from a.m., and Sundays from 2 p.m. to midnight. nam Veterans' Memorial was dedicated on is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. the "Batman" TV series and movie; and the "Hell on Wheels Trilogy" BMX show. En- Special hours on July 3 and 4 will be from tertainment to these and other shows is free 2 p.m. to 2 a.m. and July 5 from 2 p.m. to Summer program to focus on gardening with entry ticket. midnight. On opening night. June 17, gates In addition to this year's new shows, free will open at 5 p.m. Middlesex County students who have background in vegetable gardening prac- nightly entertainment will include hypnotist Advance tickets for State Fair Meadow- completed seventh through eleventh grades tices, pest control, environmental concerns Steve Bayner, racing pigs. Festival of lands are on sale now through June 16 and and are interested in gardening and com- and community service. Magic, World of Wonder/Palace of Illusion can be bought online at www.njfair.com or munity service are invited to attend the After the initial training week, weekly and free concerts. Families can relax in the by calling 973-450-1073. Special group YESS (Youth Enhanced Service to Society) work meetings will be held July 26 through Kid Zone, a grassy area with picnic tables, packages are also available. Check nj- summer day program at the Rutgers Coop- Aug. 31 to help maintain a Garden for the umbrellas, and space for parents and kids to fair.com for updates on promotions and erative Extension's EARTH Center, David- Hungry; all produce will be donated to a unwind. more about this year's fair. sons Mill Pond Park. Riva Avenue, South local soup kitchen. Brunswick. The cost of the program is $55 per per- The program will be held 9 a.m. to noon son and includes a T-shirt. The deadline to St. Augustine slates tricky tray for May 14 July 19-23 and will focus on environmental register is July 12; call 732-398-5262. St. Augustine of Canterbury School, 45 For reservations or more information. stewardship and provide participants with a Henderson Road. 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scon FRIEDMAN Colin Cumlskey (I) and his son Casey check out the engine of a 1967 Camaro with Angelo Rubino, of Monroe, and his son Angelo Jr. during the 16*" annual North Brunswick Cops & Rodders car show at DeVry University Sunday. No. Brunswick Cops & Rodders car show a 'sweet' success BY JENNIFER AMATO coupe, model 77 A, which he has had for 12 Staff Writer years. NORTH BRUNSWICK — The celebra- "I like it because it is a one-year series tion of the 16"" annual Cops & Rodders car car in the last year that Mercury made its ishow could still be considered very "sweet" own body," he said of the vehicle he cho.se despite a few initial setbacks. to buy because of its pre-World War 11 his- More than 160 new, old, classic and spe- tory. cialty vehicles were on hand at Sunday's Magnotti, who said he grew up building event at DeVry University to cars, said he has bought and benefit the general fund of rebuilt more than 70 cars dur- thd North Brunswick Police ''People of all ing his lifetime. This particu- Death, Retirement, Widows walks of life and lar coupe was completely & Orphans Fund. all ethnicities restored with only its original The theme of the car show body intact. yvas Sweet 16, and overcom- and "When you build cars, ing obstacles such as last backgrounds, there are no barriers," he week's rain postponement, said. "People of all walks of two other shows being held the thing they life and all ethnicities and on the same day, and the hot have in common backgrounds, the thing they weather made this year even is the car." have in common is the car." sweeter. Steve Ne.s.sell, of Pember- "We consistently put on a ton, was one of those people: — Ralph Magnotti good show, and it's for a good he's rebuilt more than 200 cause. Everybody likes to cars. Mail this coupon to the address below, or call 800-438-0888. come out and support us," said Police Offi- "I buy 'em, .see 'em, fix 'em, trade 'em." cer Joseph Grasso, whose father, Michael, said the former Helmetta resident, who now Join u^ for a "tûAKck & Program a retired officer, initiated the popular show. fixes cars for a living. For the past five years Carl Swenson, of Nessell brought his 2006 Ponliac GTO - and find out fioui ijou can âve up to $95,000* Sayreville, has been at the show to demon- to the car show. He only brings this limited : strate his support, but as a spectator. This production car to shows, and since he pur- Programs start at 10:30 a.m. year, however, he and his wife chose to di.s- chased it four years ago, he has driven it play the 1973 Corvette he has owned for six only about 5,000 miles. • Thu. May 13th • Wed. May 19th • Tue. May 25th • Wed. June 9th months. "It was an opportunity to own a brand- • Tue. Jime 15th • Thu. June 24th • Can't attend, keep me posted "I've wanted one since I was about 10 new GTO — a legend," he said. months old, but I could only afford pictures He aLso had an opportunity to show the Name of a Corvette," he laughed. "So, finally, I car, having attended Cops & Rodders for saved up enough money to get one." years prior to Sunday. Address. Swenson's first antique car is in the style "It's a great show. You get to see every- of the Mako Shark concept car. He drives it thing: new cars, old cars, classics, rat rods, Ciry State ZIP Applew^M around on weekends and starts it up during everything," he said. "Also, it's for a great E-S-T-A-T-E-S Phone the week. cause. Anything to support the police. My 1 Apple wood Drive wife and 1 come from a long family of law Freehold, NJ 07728 "It's the true American sports car ... a ^ CentraState 800-438-0888 two-seater sports car that is affordable," he enforcement, so anything for officers." Healthcare System' www.applewoodestates.com said. Contact Jennifer Amato at 'limited time iiffcr Refundable dcfxnix rM)um.d by 6/.W/10 Take otcupancT b>' 9/W/lO. Ralph Magnotti, of Middletown, also ex- IJcpcndenl on Ihc size of the rcskleiKc chosen at this continuing care retirement ctjinmunity. Ojupon Code (i.MNS hibited an American car: a 1940 Mercury jamato® gmnews.com. April29, 201 0 SAVE LOCALLY WITH ONLINE COUPONS • VISIT WWW.gmnBWS.COm NS SENTINEL 37 SBHS to host golf outing May 28 MCC offers new N.B. council The South Brunswick High School Proj- [email protected] to reg- nonprofit program ect Graduation annual golf outing will be ister. There will be a morning of golf, lunch votes to introduce held May 28 at the Bunker Hill Golf and prizes. Middlesex County College will begin a Cour.se. Sponsors and golfers can email program this summer designed to help non- TOD-related profit organizations. zoning ordinance Poppy Drive in S.B. through Memorial Day There are five required courses and three The Lt. John Famkopf American Legion families. Donations are dedicated to assist- electives. Topics include fundraising essen- and Auxiliary Post 401, South Brunswick, ing veterans and their families. tials, board management, fundraising cam- Mayor has deciding will hold a poppy drive during May at var- Donations may be made by check and paigns and creating special events. vote in 3-3 split ious locations around town. sent to American Legion Post 401, P.O. Box Students may enroll in each class sepa- The red poppy is the American Legion's 82, 148 Major Road, Monmouth Junction, rately for a fee of $125 each. If they sign up BY JKNNIFER AMATO for the complete certificate program, with Staff Writer flower representing all veterans and their 08852. payment, the cost is $798, a savings of NORTH BRUNSWICK — The Tran Step Up for The Arc Walkathon May 22 $202. .V sit Oriented Mixed Use Development The Arc of Middlesex will hold its an- For more information, contact Emily For more information, visit www.mid- zoning ordinance was introduced for first nual fundraiser, "Step Up for The Arc Meyers at 732-821-1199, ext. 135, or emey- dlesexcc.edu/noncredit or call 732-906- reading Monday night because of a Walkathon" on Saturday, May 22, at Roo- [email protected]. 2556. tiebreaking vote by Mayor Francis sevelt Park in Edison. "Mac" Womack. "For an introduction I generally vote yes, so then we get to have a public hearing," Womack said of the 3-3 split he had to decide, since council members Ralph Andrews, Shanti Narra and Robert Davis voted for the introduction, and council members Cathy Nicola, Robert Corbin and Carlo Socio voted against it. "I am ^ Ot/JVJMf still inclined to favor the transit village, •Tires •Automotive Services so I also voted yes because I didn't want Get up to Double your Mail-In Rebate up to See store for details. Integrity to see the project die " Vmatih AMSeiuon Radal In recent weeks Corbin and Nicola have stated they had outstanding questions about the ordinance language and P18S/6SR1S.. S104 the components of the project, such as . J-Offer valid thru 7/10/10. P205«5fi15» Si 12 m whether a train station would be ap- P215/70R1S> S94 P225m)R16» $135 JIM proved as part of the proposed transit vil- KEUYI^TWES P235«5R17«r S146 f!" MANAGER'S SPECIALS! 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Tickets are $6 in advance or $8 at the SAVE'IS ^ pm I I tf«iMtotiw No. Brunswick 732-82M877 TomsRIyer' 732-34»«l60 door The event is sponsored by the school's lt>«>teHk«lrSteta«te 'ST'lif/Si**** • J 'Open Sunday 'State Inspection Center MMIKlKMaiF Raider Robotix team. Visit our webside at www.vespiatires.coni GROWTH COAtPANY Exctdng Camet Opportunilies: Store Managers. Asst State Managets. Service Managers aid Technidans CALL 1«X>-613-S666 38 SENTINEL NS SAVE LOCAUY WITH ONLINE COUPONS• VISIT www.gmnews.coitt May 6, 2010 agreed and noted that he would "in sey resident pays into the energy tax, Gambate,se. The bottling center, he no way" support a final budget that which is then divided and distributed Warehouse said, would be extremely beneficial Budget carries such a large hike. to municipalities based on popula- to the township, because it would attract more high-tech jobs. The township has already pro- tion size. (Continued from page 1) posed slashing $2 million in spend- "That money belongs to South "Let's see this trend continue," he (Continued from page 1) ing from last year's budget. In the Brunswick, that doesn't belong to The company, which started in said. "It's only going to get better" but there is still a lot of work that has past 12 months, the town enacted 12 the state," he said. "There's no rea- 1975 as a supplier of women's and South Brunswick's location is an to be done." furlough days, which is a 5.5 percent son for the government to take that girls' body wear and active wear, advantage to any company, espe- In an attempt to make up for the salary cut for municipal employees, money." has now expanded to include con- cially those that are looking to oc- massive loss in revenue, the town- laid off 12 positions, renegotiated Camarota agreed and said the temporary sportswear, sleepwear, cupy warehouses and set up ship has worked to cut expenditures contracts, and did not refill several money "rightfully belongs to the intimates, underwear, loungewear distribution centers, according to and locate additional sources of rev- township." and hosiery for men, women and Gambatese. enue. "It is money to us and it is being children. The township still has approxi- The proposed 10 percent tax hike 'Budget problems cut and constantly curtailed, and "[We] are extremely plea-sed to mately 12,000 acres of open land w^d amount to a $ 156.32 increase in Trenton get that's why, when you're hit with a have been able to meet the expan- that have yet to be developed. on the average township home, fixed in the million-dollar cut, it hurts," he said. sion requirements of Jacques Moret, "We are perfectly positioned to which is assessed at $195,400, ac- The council plans to hold several while maintaining the company's be able to attract corporations now cording to Joe Monzo. the town- suburbs, not in budget meetings once the state strategic location in Dayton," said that are beginning to make a move ship's chief financial officer. That Trenton." "makes decisions on some outstand- Jeff Milanaik, president of Heller because the economy is starting to would total approximately $29.13 ing issues." according to Ron South Brunswick Mayor Frank pick up," Gambatese said. million to be raised through taxation. — Chris Killmunay Schmalz, public affairs coordinator. Gambatese said the expansion is a The township's location near Officials said they are going to South Bnwswick "I consider this current budget positive one for the township. exit 8A of the New Jersey Turnpike WOTk diligentiy to ensure that the tax Depi4ty Mayor document to be the restarting point, "Certainly any occupancy of and between Philadelphia and New hike is decre^«d by the time of the if you will, to undertake yet another 100,000 square feet is a plus to us, York City ensures that companies budget's adoption. painful round of budget delibera- and we are very, very happy about will be able to quickly ship products "1 ftilly expect we will not be rat- positions left vacant due to retire- tions in the near future," O'SulIivan that," he said. "I do see some things off to large cities, he said. ifying an 8-cent increase." Council- ments. including 51 full- and part- said. picking up in this area in terms of "You get on and off the Turnpike man Joseph Camaroia said. "We time positions over the past six The township unofficially started warehousing, and that's a plus." and get your products to market have to find ways to cut and make years. working on the 2010 budget last Other companies that have re- very quickly because you're right this acceptable to everyone in- Despite the steady decline in summer It also held budget hearings cently located operations to the there, and that's a big draw for any voVed." staff, the township has been dealing on several Saturdays earlier this year. township include Williams- corporation to either expand or The other three councilmen and with a rise in both pension and in- "We are faced with some stark Sonoma. which is leasing 1.4 mil- move to the township," Gambatese the mayor echoed similar comments. surance costs, Watkins said. Pension realities, [and] money out has to lion square feet of warehouse for use said. "T think the people of South costs have increased $2.5 million equal money in," Carley said. "The as a distribution center, and Coca- "You always hear 'location, lo- Brunswick have confidence that the over the past five years and $1.5 mil- horses are out of the gate and, as I Cola, which may soon open a bot- cation, location.' South Brunswick ultimate product will be something lion from 2009 to 2010. see it, the race is just starting." tling center in a vacant South is that location," he said. "And it's less than is introduced tonight." Mayor Frank Gambatese said the Brunswick warehouse. something we capitalize on." Councilman Charlie Carley said, ref- decrease in the energy tax receipts Negotiations with Coca-Cola are erencing the tax rale. was an unfair hit to the township. He Contact Jennifer Booton at continuing at this time but are "very Contact Jennifer Booton at Councilman John O'Sullivan explained that every single New Jer- jboo ton @ gmnews. com. close" to settlement, according to j booton @ gmnews. com. Be the teacher he never forgets. 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North Bmnswick is just 4-9, but Agled this year, senior attackman the Raiders play a tough schedule and have Michael Curran has nevertheless stood out as lost to elite teams such as Randolph, Delaware he approaches the 400-point mark for his ca- Valley. Northern Burlington and Rutgers Prep. reer. On the plus side, Stanilaus' team has pick^ With five regular-season games remaining up victories against J.P. Stevens, Edi.son, Mon- plus the Greater Middlesex Conference roe and Morris Knolls. (GMC) Toumament, the four-year starter Goalkeeper Mike Fischer and defender needs just 10 points to reach the mark. Thus Brad Pastrick, the Raiders' other captains, far this spring, Curran has 50 goals and 33 as- have been playing well. Fischer has been sists. spectacular in keeping North Brunswick in Curran's 390 career points places him sec- games, while Pastrick is among the team lead- ond all-time in New Jersey lacrosse, behind ers in ground balls, providing a solid veteran only Matt Poskay, who now plays at the Uni- presence in the backfield. SCOTT FRIEDMAN versity of Virginia. During his four years at Other key players are Zach Bower and East Brunswick High School's Tyler McDonough slides into the tag of Old Bridge High A.L. Johnson Regional High School in Clark, Spiros Trawlos, who have shown promise School catcher Joe Procopio at home plate during the May 1 game at Old Bridge. The Poskay amassed 468 points. teaming with Curran on the attack, and mid- host Knights won in eight innings, 3-2. "Without question, Michael is the best fielders Matthew Goggin, Tait Pickle and player in the GMC," North Brunswick's first- Scott Vogelsang, a trio who can control the year coach Joe Stanilaus said. "He comes into middle of the field. Goggin is a strong funda- games knowing he will be double-teamed, mental player, and Pickle and Vogelsang sometimes triple-teamed, yet he goes out excel at picking up ground balls. Joining Pas- sport shorts every game and finds ways to score. And as trick on defense are Ian McGeary and Char- great of a lacrosse player as he is, Michael's an lie Helms. The Blue Jays Baseball Club will hold The North Brunswick Adams Athletic even better person." "Our younger guys are getting better and its seventh annual exhibition series near Club Indians Pop Warner football and One of three team captains, Curran spends better, and they're getting a lot of valuable ex- Cooperstown for high school varsity play- cheerleading organization is holding regis- a lot of time working with the Raiders' perience that will pay off in the future," Stani- ers in the spring of 2010. Summer tourna- tration for the 2010 season. Children ages younger players on the nuances of the game. laus said. "This team has a lot of potential ments will also be held for U13, U14, U15, 5 to 15 are welcome. Registration can be His upbeat attitude rubs off on his teammates down the road. U16 and U18 teams. Night games are pos- completed online at http://www.nbindians. and he moves the ball well on the field, keep- Stanilaus, a star goalie during his playing sible. For details, call Harvey Sandig at com/. There are currently early-bird fe^s ing the other Raiders engaged in the games. days at Old Bridge High School, went on to 631-650-5759 or email cooper- available. play at Kean College. Prior to joining North An honor student, Curran will attend the Air stown314 @ aol .com/. Force Academy in the fall." Brunswick, he .spent three years at Livingston The U13 girls Old Bridge Thunder "He's so unselfish," Stanilaus said. "Some High School, where he served as junior varsity Industrial/Commercial Real Estate soccer team seeks dedicated players for the of our guys are still learning to play the varsity coach and also worked with the goaltenders. Women Inc. (ICREW NJ) will host its spring and fall seasons. The team is pro- ninth annual golf classic and reception fessionally coached and trained by a L^FA May 6 at Forsgate Country Club in Mon- B licensed full-time coach and play in the Raiders^ relay team first roe. The event will feature a scramble for- MAPS division of JAGS. Practice facilities mat. where golfers play nine or 18 holes, are conveniently located (players are firom at Twilight Invitational or participate in a three-part clinic for be- Middletown. Holmdel. Matawan, Mor- orth Brunswick High School's girls by just under 2 feet in the final. ginners. The event will also include a buf- ganville, Manalapan and Staten Island). warmed up for the Greater Middlesex Carpenter was eighth (32-2'/2). fet lunch, dinner reception and awards Fees, not including overnight travel, regis- NConference Track and Field Champi- Nicholson and Carpenter tied for seventh ceremony, as well as a silent auction and tration and uniform, are about $500 per onships at Saturday's Mercer Twilight Invita- in the high jump (5-0). draw prizes. This year's proceeds will ben- year, including fundraising. Tryouts are in tional held in Robbinsville. (5uar>ecka Davila threw the shot put 34-3^2 efit NJ Sharing Network, a nonprofit or- May. Those interested in attending a trajjj- The team of Breanna Nicholson. Vanessa and took fourth, with the versatile Carpenter ganization responsible for the recovery of ing session, guest playing or wanting more Bacom, Jasmine Rielps and Kaitlyn Davis taking sixth (33-9%). donated organs and tissue for the 4.500 information, contact Chuck Mantione at captured the 800-meter sprint medley in Morgan Communale was eighth in the New Jersey residents currently awaiting a 732-241-2441 or email at cam2@opton- 1:51.26. javelin throw (85-8). lifesaving transplant. Numerous sponsor- line.net. In the 4x100, Yakira Carpenter joined Ba- Flielps' 15-71/2 placed her eighth in the long ship opportunities are available. Details: com, Phelps and Davis on the team that placed jump final. www.icrewnj.org. If you would like your sports news third in the final (50.36). On her own, Davis The Raiders' Allison McQuillen took sev- published, please submit a press release at enth in the girls' 1.500 (5:06.08). took fifth in the 200-meter dash (26.34). Adult baseball players and teams least two weeks in advance of an event The previous week (April 22) at the Penn The GMC is Saturday (May 8) at South wanted for the Amateur Baseball Associa- such as team registration or tryouts. Relays. Nicholson, Carpenter and Bacom Plainfield High School, which will host the tion of New Jersey. There will be multiple Results of youth games and tourna- teamed with Laura Williams to win their sec- season-ending NJSIAA Meet of Champions wood and metal skill level leagues. Games ments may also be submitted, as well as tion of the high school giris' 4x400 in 3:59.91. on June 2. With the victoiy, the quartet won a Penn Re- Following the GMC. the race to the Meet are played mainly on Sundays with some collegiate news about former high school lays plaque, the first in .school history. of Champions will begin with the NJSIAA Saturday games. For details visit www. All- athletes. Email to [email protected]. 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