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SentineServing South Brunswick l JULY 9,1998 40 cents VOLUME 5, NUMBER 37 Society likes Rte. 1 rezoning Change prohibits The vote was 3-0. Committee members Debra Johnson and retail use, affecting David Schaefer were absent. KFC application Committeeman Edward Van Hessen said that the rezoning was BY CHARLES W. KIM designed to prevent the creation Staff Writer of a "crazy quilt" of retail lots and strip malls up and down the he South Brunswick seven-mile corridor. Township Committee Deputy Mayor Frank T effectively killed plans Gambatese agreed, saying that he for a KFC on Route 1 Tuesday did not want to see Route 1 turn night when it adopted an ordi- into something like Route 18 in nance to rezone the property to East Brunswick. office park. The new zone will permit The property along the Route smaller professional offices for 1 corridor was rezoned to the doctors, lawyers, or real estate office park designation in keep- brokers, but prohibits retail use ing with the township's master for businesses such as the pro- plan for the area around Route 1. posed KFC. The area is along the west side The Planning Board had Matthew Rossi, 9, of Dayton is just one of the 9,000 people expected to attend the YMCA of Route 1 roughly between planned to hear the KFC applica- Carnival at the Crossroads-Middle School on Kingston Lane. The carnival opened Tuesday and Stouts Lane and Whispering tion Wednesday after postponing continues until Saturday. Hours are 6-11 p.m. today and Friday and 4-11 p.m. Saturday. Wood Boulevard. Photo by David Fane Continued on page 4 Remarks in Internet chat room spark fight The suspects, all from the Staten Island, N.Y., and Jerome 7 face charges New York area, were charged Mangusan, 19, of Woodhaven, in attack on with aggravated assault and N.Y., happened to run into S. Brunswick man weapon possession in connection Capule by chance on June 6, with an alleged baseball bat police said. BY CHARLES W. KIM attack on a Kendall Park resident The meeting took place at the Staff Writer at his Brook Drive home. The apartment of a Rutgers charges were filed June 24. University student in. New t was South Brunswick's first According to South Brunswick, who happened to be experience with violence in Brunswick Detective James a mutual friend of both parties. I cyberspace. Kinard, Jason Capule, 22, of The argument that began in Police announced Monday Kendall Park, the victim of the "cyberspace" continued in the that they had filed charges assault, had been "trading friend's very real kitchen, against six adults and one juve- insults" with a group of people in according to police. Following a nile in connection with a June 10 a "Filipino" chat room over the short physical confrontation, the fight that originated in an Internet. female student asked the group Fireworks lit up the skies in some area towns over the weekend. America Online chat room on Two of the people in the chat South Brunswick's fireworks presentation was postponed to this Saturday because of rain. Augusta F. Menezes/Greater Media the Internet. room, Ariel Gutierrez, 19, of Continued on page 4 1 2 SENTfNEL, JULY'9,"1S§8 S"' It's Easy to Enjoy Tk& Summer
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BY CHARLES W. KIM Staff Writer' SOUTH BRUNSWICK— It is 8 a.m. Thursday at the intersection of Route 1 South and Ridge Road, and traffic is starting to back up for the morning rush. A car approaching the intersection from several hundred feet away swings out of the right lane and onto the shoulder. South Brunswick Patrolman Mike Lapoint walks from his position on the roadside to the shoulder and directs the car to a small park- Check out The Entertainer. ing area, then asks to see the driver's docu- Page 20 mentation. "Do you know why you were pulled over?" Lapoint asks. This scene was to be repeated at this location about 30 times over the next 90 minutes. Police issued 27 tickets for passing on the shoulder, each carrying a $77 fine and five penalty points on the drivers' licenses. •Classifieds ...'.. .Page 31 The stationary police detail the morning 8 Editorials Page 22 of July 2 was pail of a statewide crackdown on aggressive driving. • Entertainment .. .Page 20 And it was the job of Lapoint and patrol- • Letters Page 22 men Mike Kushwara and Bob Weiler to flag down motorists who tried to use the • Marketplace . . . .Page 30 shoulder as an express lane to get around • Milestones Page 24 the morning congestion. "It's the hourglass effect here," • Obituaries Page 24 Kushwara said, explaining that Route 1 has • Police Beat Page 25 three lanes passing through North Brunswick, narrows to two lanes through • Sports Page 27 the township, then goes back to three in Plainsboro. "Most of these folks are commuters and may be late for work or an appointment." Weiler said. "Some get rnad (when Phone numbers: stopped). One driver threw his keys on the Editorial 254-7000 Ext. 8226 dashboard, like we were the ones who made FAX 254-0486 him do it. They're frustrated; you can see the anger." Display Advertising 972-6740 A line of utility poles approximately 100 FAX 972-6746 feet apart served as the measuring stick for the detail. Most of the cars the officers WRITING IT UP — Patrolman Mike Kushwara issues a summons for improper stopped started riding the shoulder two or passing during an aggressive driving detail on Route 1 July 2. Classified 1-800-660-4ADS three poles — 200-300 feet before the Charles Kim/Greater Media Classified FAX 432-0016 beginning of the turning lane. With that kind of distance, there was no room for the done, Lapoint walked between the right- and not be able to see him. As if on cue, a car Delivery problems? discretion the officers sometimes use. left-hand lanes to wait for the driver to come pulled out just after the cyclist passed, and Call circulation at 254-1755 "Some drivers ride the shoulder from closer so he could order him to stop. was pulled over. before noon on Friday. Deer Park, about a mile up the road," An empty school bus also tried to speed A van then pulled out to the side and was Lapoint said. up its journey by using the shoulder, but was waved over. This time it was a mother with As he continued to explain, a white com- stopped. "Passing on the shoulder is very a toddler in the back seat. The toddler had pact pulled onto the shoulder about 300 feet dangerous," Kushwara said. For example, gotten sick and the mother was pulling over from the detail's position. As Lapoint he asked, "What if the bus wasn't empty?" to attend to her child. With that, a bicycle rider headed down the "Now that lady did the right thing," _ .'. A 1^11 walked out to wave the car down, the driver pulled back into traffic, but not to be out- shoulder against traffic, and Kushwara noted that someone pulling out to the right might Continued on page 21 Managing Editor Marilyn Duff Sports Coordinator Lindsey Siegle Executive Editor Gregory Bean Fireworks display postponed to Sat. Publisher Kevin Wittman SOI TH BRUNSWICK - Although free from Mary Poppins and HVs/ Suic Sj ihe iain\ weather caused the firewoiks. to The orchestra was founded in lf)77 which hand director Nicholas Cenalo pcr- be postponed, the New Jcisov Pops con- and has pkived throughout the state. A fcunicd oti the original sotinJtiack con- A Greater Media Newspaper ceit at South Brunswick Ili^h School on ni-nprolii organization, it is Mippoital by ducted by I eonard Beinstetii. Featured July 4 gave ilie audience reason to cheer. corporations and private contributions., J:- feii'ale sinecr Deborah Simpkin Kin? per- [ ate .iltcnioon rainstorms on Saturday well as. the New Jeisey Council of the fonncd "My I lean Will
Continued from page 1 cision to New Jersey Superior Court, or it last month. change its application and apply for a use According to Islamic Society attorney variance. Andre Gruber, the hearing would be moot Two lots were pulled from the ordi- because the committee's action now leaves nance and remanded back to the Planning the planning board with no jurisdiction in Boaid subcommittee for later rezoning to the matter. office park. The lots belong to Richaid The Islamic Society had opposed the Friedman, who plans to move his business, KFC due to the problems with traffic it Raritan Valley Truck Sales, from Noith would create next to the society's mosque. Brunswick to South Brunswick. Many society members attended Friedman bought the land in 1986 after Tuesday's meeting and applauded fol- being told that his North Brunswick piop- lowing the vote. erty on the corner of Routes 1 and 130 was Islamic Society has approximately scheduled to be condemned by the state. 2,500 members and regularly has about His approvals on planning board and 500 followers for Friday night prayer. zoning applications have since run out Representing the society, Gruber asked the leaving the South Brunswick pioperty vul- governing body to adopt the ordinance, nerable to the lezoning. Friedman has publish it before July 16, and to immedi- since sold his northern property and cui- ately file the decision with the county plan- rently rents it from the new owner prior to Reasons To moving the business to South Bi unswick. ning board. "I would like to thank the board mem- Friedman is now contracting lor lcpaus bers and residents of South Brunswick (for to the property in order lo obtain a certifi- Listen To cate of occupancy. The repairs should take improving) the life quality in South Brunswick, and I hope God will help us to about three weeks. help our neighbors in any good plan in the By removing the lots from the ordi- future for the benefit of all mankind," Iman nance, the committee will allow Friedman Hamad Chebli, the spiritual leadei of the to be able to move his business lo the new Islamic Society, said following the meet- property and be grandfatheicd when the ing. property is rezoned to office park in keep- KFC can appeal the committee's de- ing with the master zoning plan. Cyberspace fight
Continued from page 1 Kinard was able to piece together the to leave. The insults continued in the chat events leading up to and including the room over the next two days. attack based on interviews with the victim Your Chance To Win Kinard said that on the day of the assault and the suspects. Gutierrez returned to the student's apart- The female student coopeiated with the ment in New Brunswick to call Capule and investigation and was able to give the detec- allegedly challenge him to a fight. tive the names ol the men in New York Listen to Magic 98.3 FM and you could win 98 bucks! Capule told police that he declined, but . Kinard then had each of the suspects Just send in the entry form below, listing the times you that Gutierrez, hearing other voices over the come in to be interviewed. As the inter- loyally listen to Magic 98.3 FM during the week. Then phone line, decided to return to New York views ended, Kinard arrested the suspects. tune in - at home or at work for when we select your to get more people, Kinard explained. Complaints are pending against the 15- card. If you can identify the song we're playing when Gutierrez once again visited the friend year-old juvenile who allegedly par- we call you, you win! in New Brunswick and convinced her to ticipated in the attack. take the seven men to Capule's home in The other men charged with aggravated Kendall Park. assault and weapons possession are: It pays to listen to Central Jersey's Music Station. We He told the girl that there was going to German Cadalin, 19, of Jamaica, N.Y.; play the best variety of Today's Hits and Yesterday's be a one-on-one fight with Capule. Jerome Mangusan, 19, of Woodhaven, Favorites. We give you just the right amount of local The group showed up at the victim's N.Y.; Vincent Carreon, 21, and Ianyl information all day long. Magic 98.3 FM always keeps home at about 1 a.m., and Gutierrez was Isberto, 19, both Long Island City, N.Y.; you up-to-date on the latest Central Jersey news, traffic met at the door by Capule's mother. He and Francis Agruda, 20, of Bayside, N.Y. and weather. told her that they were friends from New All the suspects were arraigned at the York paying a visit. Capule went outside to Middlesex County Adult Correction Center, meet them. North Brunswick. Bail for each was set at So tune us in today, for the best variety of Today's Hits The victim's mother told Kinard that $1,000. and Yesterday's Favorites. And your chance to win! she heard arguing and called the police. Commenting on the case, Kinard said, Outside the home, Capule said that he was "You have to be responsible. On the chased by the men and then beaten with Internet you can't judge someone's history Loyal Listener Contest Entry Card baseball bats. Kinard said that or potential." Even if you have sent in a Loyal Listener card before, send in this card to i Capule was hit with the bats at least Although Kinard has headed other j be eligible to win $98.00. j twice in the head and sustained injuries investigations involving the Internet, he over the rest of his body. said this was the first that involved a physi- Name cal confrontation. Address City_ State Daytime Phone_ Birthdate SRHS class of 1973 will hold 25th reunion Write down the times you loyally listen, Monday through Friday, to South River High School (SRHS) class available. Magic 98.3 FM. of 1973 will hold a 25th reunion on Oct. 10 For more information, call Nancy at the Holiday Inn-Centerpoint, Gerenza Schmidt at (732) 251-8892 or Lou Tanya Andy Elizabeth Jamesburg. Hotel accommodations are Gerri Monica Maclosky at (732) 257- Russo Simpson Gury DeLouise 5:30AM-l 0:00AM 10-OOAM-2:OOPM 2:00PM-7.00PM 7:00PM-12:0OM I listen to I listen to I listen to I listen to Midsummer Night's Dinner slated July 23 No purchase necessary. Must be at least 18 years old to win. For complete rules listen to Magic 98.3 FM. The East Brunswick Christian Area vocalist Susan Dougherty will per- Women's Club will host a "Midsummer form. Guest speaker will be Irene Mail in or fax your form to: Night's" Dinner July 23, 7-9 p.m. at The McFadden, business owner and pressed Magic 98.3 FM Loyal Listener Contest Chateau, 678 Cranbury Road.. The dinner flower artist. The public is invited to the Box 100 New Brunswick, NJ 08903 will feature the club's "Annual Salute to event, which will have a complete cost of Fax (732) 249-9010 Teachers."A highlight of the evening will $16. For reservations or more information, be a presentation by Elite Hats & Imports. call (732) 297-600. SENTINEL, JULY 9, 1998 3 David Kirschenbaum, M.D. Steven M. Reich, M.D. Shawn D. Sieler, M.D. Are Please To Announce The Formation Of Their New Practice
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BOX 33289_ NEW TO AREA FIT AND TRIM MALE LOOKING 4 THE CLICKl 21 yroldmalo 5'11' 165 lbs Soeks phys- Single white male non smoker, gainfully 62" medium built male with black hair and ically fit lady 21 lo 30 Must be down to employed well educated trim fit honest, hazel eyes Enjoys working out and more earth have a good sense of humor good fun Seeks attractive thin single white Seeking an adventurous female who attitudo and love to have fun BOX 32682 female 23 to 37 non smoker to share fun, enjoys iifo and has a sense of humor BOX YOU AND ME friendship and bliss BOX 10630 12463_ You artistic, molodramatic funny, sensi- SEEKS BLACK BEAUTY QUALITY TIME tive deep single white female interested in 6'2" 225 Ib, 45 yr old, good looking man fun loving financially secure, male who taking on a challenge Me a challenge likes to dance dine out and sports enjoys sports movies dining out keeping (single white male 25 green eyes athlet- Looking fora tall very shapely, pretty black busy and more Seeking a female to share ic) BOX326B3_ woman, 35 to 45 with same interests Non fun times, spontaneity and adventure BOX 1 NICE GUY smoker BOX 10677 11Z1 _ Single, white professional male, 5'8" 34, SEARCHING FOR AN . NEW IN TOWN PLACE YOUR BETS — Rachel Nitti (center) and Rachel Ward (r), both 12, take non smoker enioys museums, movies, Attractive professional trim black Athletic attractive male 27 5 9" 175 lbs theatre and varied interests In search of a female, age unimportant by a divorced with brown hair and dark, brown eyes a chance on the poster wheel during the YMCA carnival at Crossroads School single white female for friendship and pos- white male with blonde hair and blue eyes Seeking a female 1o show me around town on Kingston Lane in South Brunswick on Tuesday. sible long term relationship BOX 32686 for friendship BOX 11418_ BOX 14651 THINKING OF YOUI Photo by David Fane MARRIAGE MINDED HE'SDEFINITLYA. 1 Single white male, 6', 175 lbs physically fit Attractive, single white male 25 brown hair 42 yr old 6 185 Ib, attractive rugged In search of single/divorced white female & eyes, 5'10 ,170 lbs medium built nice divorced father of ono financially secure for long term relationship Im down to smile family oriented Likes movies the with brown hair blue eyes and a mustache earth enjoy children, beach the movies, beach dining out family gatherings and Enjoyb the outdoors* boating races and family Ille and sports BOX 32689 more Seeking a spontaneous female with even shopping Seeks single white female similar interests BOX 15869 GROUNDED GENTLEMAN 20 to 26 with some good qualities to enjoy INSBRIil Caring, attractive, educated, single, white similar interests BOXJ1790 LONG TERM RELATIONS professional male, 33 5'8' with an aver- NOT INTO HIGH L1FE1I 28 yr old, 185 lbs white male, with blonde age build, sensitive, thoughtful and roman- Laid back single older male, quite a good hair and blue eyes Enjoys the outdoors, tic Seeking a mature, grounded, single cook loves to travel the beach barbe- NASCAR and more Seeking a white Registration for 'Family Participants sought for female, 26 to 36, with similar qualities female 25 to 30, with similar interests BOX cues, garage sales, movies art and 37043 BOX 32690 antiques Seeking a younger female for a SEEK MOLSON GIRL long term friendship or relationship BOX Community Unity Day 12479 ^ Storytimes' starts today 39 yr old, 57" male is seeking a single, During July, the South Brunswick Public The South Brunswick Municipal white female who likes Molson, Shoprlght INTRODUCE YOURSELF Alliance Against Substance Abuse will and hosting parties for maior holidays 47 yr old white professional male enjoys Libiary will hold two "Family Storytimes." BOX 32691 the movies dining out, bowling and playing sponsor its 11th Annual Community Unity SEEKING PETITE BLOND pool and being with friends Looking for a The first will be held July 11 at 11 a.m. and 29 yrold, 175 Ib, spontaneous fun, single white female with similar Interests for pos- the second on July 25 at 11 a.m. Children, Day on Sept. 12 from noon to 6 p.m. The male with brown hair and blue eyes sible, long term relationship BOX 136B7 Call 1-900-773-6602 event will be held at Woodlot Park in the Enjoys partying, the beach dining out and SUCCESS AT LAST $1.99 per mln. age 2 and older, and their parents are invited dancing romance Seeking a single female Single, whito male, 35 attractive educat- Kendall Park section of the township. 21 to 29 with similar interests Keyport to attend. Due to the response to the first ed athletic Enpys sports dancing come- CURIOUS area BOX 32693 1 Food/snack and other vendors, crafters, dy clubs and travel Seeks a single, white Single white male Italian, 6 175 good Family Pajama Time, the library will require FIRE FIGHTER female, 28 to 38, romantic, sincere, athlet- looking, good shape masculine In search community service organizations, schools Single, white, professional male , hand- ic, attractive, with great sense of humor of a similar single, white malo under 40 for that families sign-up for one "storytime" some, blond hair, blue eyes, 6'3 205 lbs BOX 32672 friendship In Monmouth county BOX 33294 only. Registration for both dates will begin and churches are being sought for partici- athletic stable and financially secure lives ATHLETIC MINDED MALE pation in event. Those interested should call in Holmdel Varied Interests from fine din- 38 yr old, single white male, homeowner, today. For more information, contact the ing, the beach to nightlife In search of enjoys gardening, movies the beach, pets, Linda Soden at (732) 274-2216 for an appli- female, 25-35 who is educated, sponta- nature and more Seeks a single while Children's Room of the library at (732) 329- neous, fun loving andsexy BOX 32694 cation or more information. All vendors female, 29 to 41, for tennis, jogging, walk- 4000, Ext. 285. The library is located at 1110 SEEKING CHUBBY BLOND ing, cultural trips and maybe more must have an alcohol, tobacco or other drug Nonsmokers please BOX 33282 Kingston Lane in the Monmouth Junction Single white male, 27, attractive brown prevention message at their table. hair blue eyes, energetic, conversational, CATCH ME Call 1-900-773-6602 section of South Brunswick. physically fit In search of a single white Nice looking, single, white male, 39, 5'9", female, 22 to 29 that's attractive, shapely, 180 lbs, with good career and personality $1.99 per min. loyal nonsmoker, looking for a relation- I m hoping to be caught by an attractive, shlp BOX 32695 single or divorced, white female 25-40, for OUTGOING NEW FRIENDS . First Presbyterian sets OPEN ARMS a lasting relationship Kids okay Reel me 48 yr old, white Jewish female, non smok Social offers barbecue Single white male 28, very attractive in[BOX33283 er, who enjoys garage sales, flea markets Italian, employed, romantic, fun and real theater, amusement parks, fishing, dining Vacation Bible School with varied Interests, seeks single white CRUISING SOLO out, bingo and more Looking to meet other and entertainment female, 21-40, for a real one-on-one rela- Attractive white male 31, 57", 160 lbs females, 40 to 62, who are outgoing BOX The First Presbyterian Church in tionship Serious replies only, please BOX enjoys dining movies, outdoors, dancing, 32675 __ The South Brunswick Senior Center 32696 motorcycles, and trying new things. Seek Dayton will hold a Vacation Bible School white female, 25-35 petite to medium R U MASCULINE? CALLl will hold a Senior Social on Wednesday HEAVY SET BRUNETTE build, looking for fun, friendship, romance, 27 yr old divorced, feminine, bi mother ot from 4-6 p.m. The event will feature a from July 27-31. Children from 3 years 27 yr old, fit good looking, single, while and possible relationship BOXJ33281 one, big and beautiful Seeking a single, male who is respectable and loyal In masculine, black female, 21 to 35, for barbecue and entertainment by The old through sixth grade may attend the search of a single, white female 26 to 28, FULL OF ROMANCE! friendship, possible long term relationship session. Theie will be a charge of $9 per with long curly hair and attractive, for Hispanic male, in 40's but looks 30, with BOX 10609 Singing Seniors and The Hi Steppers. For friendship and possible long term relation- brown hair and green eyes Seeking a child or $22 per family of three or more shlp BOX 32697 petite, romantic, stable, unattached NEW TO AREA transportation information, call Marie at Christian female, 30 to 45, who is down to Scorpio, 45, straight Seeking friends, any children. For registration or information, ASIAN WHITE FEMALE earth, has a good personality and is not age, to go to flea markets, garage sales, (732) 329-4000 ext. 676. The Senior Sought by single white male 5'10', blonde spoiled En|oy the baach, movies, church dining, movies, talking, and rides, etc Center is located in the Monmouth call (732) 329-2463. hair, blue eyes, slim fit, outgoing and out- and more BOX 11607 Trustworthy, good, caring friend All calls doors type Seeking an attractive, slim, returned BOX 32669 Junction section of South Brunswick. lady of same With positive attitude upbeat HOPEFUL ROMANTIC nature, 26 to 37 BOX 32713 Single white male, in my late 30's, with var- ied interests In search of single white GUIDELINES Web site to list family ROMANTIC AND WAITING female, 40 plus for friendship, hopefully a The Publisher assumes no liability for Ihe enn Romantic and waiting 57", medium built relationship BOXJ1966 lenls of, or replies lo any persoml advertise Vacation Bible School 52 yr old divorced male Likes movies and ments and sucli liability rest exclusively with activities in New Jersey dining Seeking single female, age and READY OR NOT? the advertiser ot, or respondent to SULII aclver race not Important, full figured okay, for a Very attractive, outgoing Hispanic male, iiscmenl1! Tlie Publisher may, in us solnliscre to begin Aug. 10 relationship BOX 33291 5'4", husky build, emotionally and financial- tion cluing reject nr delete any |n.rsuml Gail Eagle Associates Custom Pub- ly secure Likes quiet times, children, the- advertisements winch it deems mappropmie St. Barnabas Episcopal Church in lishing of East Brunswick announced the BLUE EYES ater, etc Looking for a monogamous rela- All advertisers must record a vojee greeting to This honest, loyal, 37 year old, single, tionship with a petite, white or Hispanic, accompany (heir ad Ads without voice steal- South Brunswick will hold its annual launch of its web site, based on the bi- white male, is searching for an attractive, classy lady who likes to dance, fire places, ings may not appear in The Meeting Place single or divorced, white female, 3D to 39, dining out and more BOX 12317 When you respond to a Meeting Phce ad, your Vacation Bible School from Aug. 10-14 in annual publication, "Family Guide for tor a relationship I enpy movies, dining, phone bill will reflect .i charge of $1 99 per sports and outdoors BOX 33292 SEE WHAT HAPPENS minuie An average 3 minute call costs $197 the mornings for children, ages 4-11. The Parents & Kids." 35 yr old, Jewish male who enjoys con- The Meeting Place i!> provided by Greater MONMOUTH COUNTY certs, sports, dining out, comedy clubs and program will be titled, "SonLight Island Families will be able to discover the le- 25 yr old, 510", athletically fit, attractive, Media and Advanced Telecom Services more Seeking a Jewish female, 28 to 33 Wayne, PA 19087 the program operators, and by Gospel Light," based on 1 Corinthians honest, friendly, white male with brown hair with similar Interests BOX 38528 can be reached at I-800 247-1287 from 9 am to gion of activities New Jersey offers & eyes, nonsmoker, social drinker Enjoys 5 pm Monday through Fnday To change or 13 - Paul's passage about Christian love. the outdoors, movies, dancing, sports din- I'LL BE YOUR FANTASY throughout the year in the "Family Events" 58 yr old, 6' 155 Ib, fit, romantic, white anew your ad or for mstomer service call 1- ing out, conversation, children and more 800 247 12K7 from 9 am to S pm Monday The cost will be $6 for the first child in a section. Seeking a friendly, caring, white female, 18 male, patient, playful and fun Seeking a fit, through I'nday to 28 with similar interests for friendship caring and open minded lady 40-50, for a Copyright 1998 ATS family and $4 for each additional child. caring and discreet friendship BOX 35794 Fun places will be listed by geographi- first BOX 32589 Members of the public are invited to cal location in "Sights & Scenes." Not lim- attend on a space-available basis. For ited to large sights such as Liberty Science Thereare even rrrxe afe. more information or for registration mate- Center or Six Flags Great Adventure, Sae The lyfeetirg Place ai the Interret at rials, call (732) 297-4607. "Sights & Scenes" will list "treasures of h 11 p://www.webfriends.com the state" such as Ripley's Believe It or SRHS class of 1973 Not! and the Popcorn Zoo,which is operat- ed by the Humane Society, according to FREE PERSONAL AD * FREE VOICE GREETING will hold reunion the publishers. * FREE MESSAGE RETRIEVAL * South River High School (SRHS) class The "School & Camp Directory" will of 1973 will hold a 25th reunion on Oct. 10 list day care, preschool, elementary, sec- ondary, special education, college prepara- TO PLACE YOUR FREE AD, CALL at the Holiday Irm-Centerpomt, Jamesburg. 1-800-647-8403. Hotel accommodations are available. For tion and specialized schools and camps. ANYTIME, DAY OR NIGHT. more information, call Nancy Gerenza For further information, call (732) 390- Both numbers work with TouchTone™ and Rotary phones Schmidt at (732) 251-8892 or Gerri Monica 1273; fax (732) 390-2058; or e-mail to Maclosky at (732) 257-9592. geapub @injersey .com. 8 SENTINEL, JULY 9, 1998 Battleship NJ. heading home berthed at a bulkhead that can withstand a towing her home and securing a first-year Restoration as a museum and historic Targeted opening date 100-year storm," Azzolina explained. operating budget of $3 million, required center can be done in three phases over a for floating museum by the Navy. five-year period at a cost of around $10- The commission was scheduled to $15 million. is July 4, 2000 meet Wednesday at Liberty State Park in The grand opening of the floating Jersey City to begin working on the ardu- museum at the Gateway to America is set The second phase will be the center- BY LINDA DENICOLA ous process of bringing the ship home. for July 4, 2000, in time for the big mil- piece of the new museum —• a dynamic Staff Writer lennium celebration. electronic interactive educational system Moving day for the most decorated that simulates live action aboard a battle- ith overwhelming support, the warship in naval history may be as early According to its literature, tens of ship. That will cost around $2-$5 million. United Stales Senate last week as March 1, 1999. The ship has been on thousands of New Jersey volunteers and W voted to allow the battleship inactive status since 1991 at the Puget businesses are rallying around the efforts The interactive electronic video sys- New Jersey to come home. Sound Naval Shipyard in Bremerton, of the battleship New ••••••••••iiMi—mi i tern will highlight Wash. Jersey Foundation to the military history Next year, the "Big J," which weighs of New Jersey over in at 45,000 tons and is 887 feet long, will The target date for the arrival of the raise about $10 mil- The target date for the lion to bring this war- three centuries, begin the long-awaited journey from the battleship on the Hudson County water- arrival of the including the Pacific coast to the Jersey waterfront front is around May 1, according to ship to her home state where she belongs. battleship on the state's role as the between the Statue of Liberty and the retired Navy Commander Thomas Hudson county crossroads of the Verrazano Bridge. Gorman, vice chairman of the Battleship The foundation has waterfront is around American revolu- The Senate passed the 1998 Defense Commission. sold more than 9,000 May 1, according to tion. Reauthorization Act, which includes a The battleship must be towed from commemorative The third phase provision to release the battleship from Puget Sound, down the Pacific Coast, license plates, tallied retired Navy will be the replace- the U.S. Navy Register. The provision through the Panama Canal, and up the 27,000 donations Commander Thomas ment of the origi- was sponsored by U.S. Sens. Frank R. Atlantic coast to her receiving site — the through the state Gorman, vice nal teakwood deck Lautenberg and Robert G. Torricelli (D- old Naval Ocean Terminal on the income tax check-off, chairman of the at a cost of approx- N.J.). Bayonne waterfront. plus thousands of checks to the battle- Battleship commission. imately $8 million. Assemblyman Joseph Azzolina (R- "It is the only site capable of receiving ship campaign from The ship origi- 13th), chairman of the Battleship New a 45,000 ton vessel," Azzolina said. u m across the nation. — -^mi—— *™""^ ' '"— nally cost $100 Jersey Commission, proclaimed the There she will undergo a complete million at the outset of World War II, Senate vote a victory. "We've been wait- Sen. Lautenberg noted that by releas- restoration for her new life as the state's ing the famed battleship, the federal gov- with an original crew of 2,700. ing since the 1970s for the New Jersey to premier educational museum and historic ernment will no longer have to provide "The New Jersey is a priceless trea- someday be returned to her home state," center. the retired Naval Reserve captain said. funding in the defense budget to maintain sure," Azzolina said. "Realistically, it The cost of bringing the ship home ships that will never be reactivated. The cannot be duplicated." "It is assumed that someday it will go and upgrading her for public visitation annual maintenance cost for each of the The ship's two anchors each weigh to Liberty State Park, but Liberty State will be around $10 million, including four "Iowa Class" battleships is $200,000. Park can't accept it right now. It has to be 3,000 pounds. Each of its nine gun barrels Before the Navy will release the ves- weigh 110 tons and extend 68 feet in sel, the Battleship Com-mission must length. It takes 660 pounds of TNT to fire come up with $3 million for the first one 2,700-pound shell a distance of 23 year's operating budget on the Hudson miles. By contrast, a typical compact car County waterfront. About $4 million out weighs about the same as one shell. Milil N of the $8 million of the first funding B BBS { Illll In 48 years of service, the New Jersey phase will be needed to provide for the received 16 Battle Stars and 18 other cita- ship's mooring and refurbishing before it tions, medals and ribbons, making her the can be opened to the public as a tourist most decorated warship in U.S. Naval his- attraction. tory. GU RD i _ i L \ I 1 Authorized Dealer IN BRIEF Free summer concert series to open in S.B. Summerfest, an outdoor performance at 7 p.m. at the outdoor amphitheater at series, will feature five free concerts in Woodlot Park on West New Road in the South Brunswick. The shows have been Kendall Park section of South Brunswick. scheduled by the South Brunswick Town- In the event of rain, the program will ship Department of Recreation and Com- move to the air-conditioned Senior munity Affairs. Performances will begin Center, located in the Municipal Complex on Ridge Road in Monmouth Junction. The first show will be held on July 10 with First Class Act performing a rock 'n' roll retrospective from the '50s -'70s. On July 17 the Eagle Creek Band will WITH THIS AD-RECEIVE perform country and country-rock music. Ira Susswein The series will continue on July 24 with Alive and Kippin playing sounds of the * Value: $159.00* CAPBTOL DECORATORS '60s. The July 31 performance will feature THIS LIMITED TIME OFFER EXP. 7-22-98 Draperies Nassau Brass with show tunes, Dixieland Vertical Blinds and more. Phoenix Rising will perform the last concert of the series set for Aug. 7. Mini Blinds Concertgoers are requested to bring Pleated Shades lawn chairs and blankets for seating and a Upholstering picnic snack; no alcohol will be permit- HARDWIRE or WIRELESS ted. Shop At Home ; In inclement weather, call (732) 329- You OWN the System! 4000, Ext. 686, after 5:30 p.m. for concert Requires Central Station Monitoring Agreement; $24.95 per month. 732-257-2853 location information. For further details, Must be homeowner with approved credit, NO HIDDEN or Additional Costs! call (732) 329-4000, Ext. 671, between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. on weekdays. SENTINEL, JULY 9, 1998 9 GOP: Carnival costs VOLUNTEERS NEEDED shouldn't be freebie HEALTHY North Brunswick mayor organizations to hire police, should a pri- POSTMENOSPAUSAL WOMEN vate organization be sponsoring a gather- AGES 45-65 objects to any 11th ing similar to the carnival. hour change in policy Franklin Township Manager John 6 MONTH STUDY Lovell said the key to any township policy Comparing new hormone replacement therapy BYJMNHEJLjO'|>ON[NELL regarding private organizations is unifor- ~ siaffWriter " "" mity, primarily because of a possible to a marketed product appearance of impropriety by the govern- NORTH BRUNSWICK — The polit- ing body. FREE: EXAMS LAB TESTS ically-connected Italian-American Social "You have to treat all groups consis- $140 PAID for Study completion Club of North Brunswick Inc.'s annual tently," Lovell said. "Either waive the cost Carnevale Italiano is a signature event for of police services for everyone, or charge **CAUL** the township, but some are wondering just everyone." UMDNJ-ROBERT WOOD JOHNSON what role the township should play in the North Brunswick does have a policy fund-raiser. in place; for occasions other than the car- MEDICAL SCHOOL At a special Township Council meet- nival or the Columbus Day Parade, a pri- Women's Health Research Section ing Monday, Councilmen Paul Pappas and vate group requiring security at its func- David Spaulding, who make up the minor- tion pays each police officer at a rate of 732-235-7353 or 732-235-7292 ity GOP faction, addressed the cost of $35 an hour, according to Maltese. Mon.-Fri. 9:00 am - 5:00 pm security for the upcoming festival. "We're providing what we consider Investigator: Gloria Bachmann, MD Spaulding said last year's carnival an adequate amount of manpower," the cost taxpayers $15,000 in direct costs for police director said. "It's not up to the security at the event, an amount he said he department who pays for it. We're just considered excessive given the fact that providing a service, providing security. the event is a fund-raiser for a private, for- "We've got 5,000 people coming here profit group. a night, we have to protect the people Copobioncc/s This year's Carnevale, a five-day there," Maltese said. "There are a lot of event, opens Wednesday at the high duties these officers perform." Block Belt Academy school. He said there would be police at the Presents Spaulding's charges were countered event for six hours on Wednesday and One Summer end a by Mayor Paul Matacera, who said that Thursday evenings, and for eight hours on Lifetime of Con!Idence! the club couldn't adequately hold its festi- Friday and Saturday nights. He also said What did your kid do last summer besides make val this year if it were faced with the sud- the security detail will include eight offi- you crazy hanging around the house? This den increase in cost. Matacera and cers on week nights, and nine on the Councilman Sam DeLuca are both mem- weekend. For the fireworks, which draw summer, get your kid involved in our bers of the Italian-American Club. an estimated 15,000 people, 14 officers program. It's an exciting and fun way to learn Police Director Thomas Maltese said will be assigned to the detail. confidence and concentration, two great police provide free protective services that The police are paid at the overtime benefits for the next school year. are paid for by the township at four other rate, even by the township, because the special events aside from the carnival. positions filled at the carnival are not part They include the Memorial Day parade, of the regular beats. "I can't take people FREE UNIFORM the youth baseball and soccer opening away from my regular patrols," Maltese $12900 $139 00 149 days, and the Columbus Day parade, said, "and leave the town unprotected. Train for 2 months with tiiis coupon. which is also sponsored by the Italian- These are officers coming on their extra Not to lie combined. Expires 8-8-98 American Club. time." Spaulding said in the 11 years since Puleio made it clear that the Italian- SOUTH BRUNSWICK EAST BRUNSWICK the festival was first held, "My guess is American Club returns money back to the OLD ENGLISH SQUARE LEXINGTON DOWNS SHOPPING CENTER that it's over $150,000 (in security costs) community. "Most of the proceeds are 613 Ridge Road Lexington & Cranbury Rd. that's come to this club. I think it's absurd given to different organizations," the long- (732) 274-OO55 (732) 257-5999 1 that we're financing a private social club." time Democratic chairman said. Matacera, before leaving the meeting He said the club donates money each ADULTS... DAY CLASSES AVAILABLE to celebrate his 50th birthday, put his foot year to the rescue squads, the volunteer down on the issue. fire squads, and the Policemen's "We're certainly not, at this late hour, Benevolent Association. In addition, from going to tell the Italian-American Club noon to 2 p.m. Wednesday, the opening that they have to fork over this money," day, the fairgrounds are turned over to Matacera said. more than 600 handicapped children so Matacera said the council should for- that they can get first shot at taking the mulate a policy to put in effect for next rides. year's budget, but was adamant that the township funding for the security remain in place. Pappas disagreed. "Eleventh hour or not, I think we should notify the officers (of the Italian- The official school of American Club)," Pappas said. Cellular Service American Repertory Ballet I "They're making a ton of money over w/Free Nights & there," the councilman continued. "Why weekends should they make a ton of money at tax- Bring in your own' payers' expense?" Phone and save •9" with a cellular phone $$$ Vito Puleio, president of the Italian- * Largest local calling area We Deliver What Studios in American Social Club and the Democratic * Hassle free shopping We Advertise New Brunswick • 80 Albany St. - BRING IN YOUR CELLULAR PHONE AND SIGN UP. REQUIRES HEW ACTIVATION municipal chairman, said he doesn't know AND ANNUAL CONTRACT WITH COMCAST CALL 40 RATE PLAN. $4.99 PER MONTH AFTER $240 IN STORE REBATE. OFFER EXPIRES 7/14/98. Princeton • 301 N. Harrison St. exactly how much money is made by the Prices available after In store rebates. social club each year. He said only, "It's not as much as people think." Cranbury • 23A N. Main st. Franklin Township, South Brunswick and Piscataway, among other surrounding Wow enrolling for fall class&s towns, have clearly-defined policies for providing security at community events. 609-921-7758 In most cases the towns require private •'; •••: 437 "Route .iSiJ-^ Call now for a brochure. EAST BRUNSWlC* SENTINEL, JULY 9, 1998 trS Legislation changes class sizes, classifications for special ed. Goal: Less restrictive classes with more accountability, parental involvement Part 2 of a two-part series BY MARY DEMPSEY Staff Writer ecent changes to the federal Individuals with Disabil- ities Education Act (IDEA) of 1975 promise to offer children with disabilities more opportunities for in- clusive education in regulat classes with theii peers. The new legislation, which President Bill Clinton signed into law on June 4, 1997, is intended to strengthen academic expectations and accountability for dis- abled children, as well as offer increased parental involvement in the educational process of children with disabilities. The 1997 IDEA will ensure all pre- school, elementary and secondary stu- dents a free and appropriate education in the least restrictive environment. It mandates the state to guarantee that special classes, separate schooling oi other ways of removing children with disabilities from the regular educational environment be used only when the nature or severity of the disability prevents satis- factory education in tegular classes with the use of supplementary aides and ser- vices. In addition, schools will be required to provide a continuum of alternative place- ments to meet the needs of children with Resource room teacher Jennifer Davidson at the Griebling School, Howell, provides one-on-one assistance to student Shannon disabilities for special education and relat- Aase, 10, who has Down syndrome, during a classroom art project. Students with special needs receive assistance within the ed services. the regular classroom structure at Griebling, which has been lauded by the state as a model school for inciusionary practices. The new law is intended to provide the Photo by David fane opportunity for more children with dis- that make decisions about eligibility and tory impairment classification. be expanded. abilities to move into regular classrooms. placement of children with disabilities. Classification for autistic children will Before the new legislation, communi- In the past, children with disabilities The 1997 IDEA legislation mandates remain the same while emotionally dis- cation handicapped and neurologically were provided with Individualized Educa- that states that receive some types of fed- turbed and socially maladjusted will fall impaired classes were limited to eight stu- tion Programs (IEPs) which did not follow eral special education funding establish an under one class, behavioral disabilities. dents without a teacher's aide and nine to the same curriculum as children in regular interagency coordinating council. Students currently classified as mental- 11 students per class with an aide; percep- classes. The members of the council are to be ly retarded will be classified as having tually impaired classes had a maximum of An DEP is an educational plan that sets appointed by the state's governor. At least cognitive impairments, in varying degrees 12 students without an aide and 13 to 16 goals for each child and spells out the edu- 20 percent of the council members must from mild to severe. with an aide. cational services provided for the child. be parents of children age 12 and under The communication handicapped, neu- Now falling under the language and/or With the 1997 IDEA amendment, each who have disabilities. rologically impaired and perceptually un- language disabilities classification, a max- EEP must follow more closely the general The council will be responsible for paired classifications will be combined as imum of 10 students without an aide and curriculum of students in regular classes. advising the state educational agency on learning and/or language disabilities. 11 to 15 with an aide will be permitted As a result, placing students with dis- the most effective ways of providing Multiply handicapped has been slight- The only change in size to multiple abilities in alternative educational settings, appropriate services for children from ly changed to multiple handicapped. Visu- disabilities classes is the addition to the including out of district, is an issue in the birth through age 5. ally handicapped, chronically ill and or- maximum number of students with an new legislation. In addition, school districts must thopedically handicapped will all fall aide, up one to 12 students. According to the new act, an alterna- include parents of children with disabili- under the classification of other health Preschool disabilities will generally tive educational setting will address ties in the design, evaluation and imple- impaired, while children with acquired remain the same but require two aides in behavior problems and will be determined mentation of school-based improvement brain injury will be classified as children classes with between nine and 12 students. by the IEP team; it must provide the stu- plans, in accordance with the 1997 IDEA. with traumatic brain injury. Before the 1997 IDEA, visually handi- dent the opportunity to continue participa- In some other states, parents only had Changes in class sizes are another as- capped classes were allowed eight stu- tion in general curriculum and to receive the right to be included in the IEP meet- pect of the 1997 IDEA reform. dents without an aide and nine to 11 stu- appropriate services and modifications in ings at the school. Auditory impairment classes will re- dents per class with an aide; chronically ill the IEP. Parents may also consent to periodic main at a maximum of eight students per classes could hold up to 15 students with- In addition, regular progiess reporting re-evaluations of their child's program, class without an aide and increase its max- out an aide and 16 to 20 students with an from teachers of children with disabilities besides the initial evaluation. imum by one student to 12 with the pres- aide; and orthopedically handicapped to their parents is required, just as in regu- Students with disabilities are classified ence of a teacher's aide. classes were limited to 10 students with- lar classes. The progress reports will by the district into categories, based on Autism class sizes and number of sup- out an aide and 11 to 13 students with an include state and district assessments of disability. port staff will remain the same under the aide. the disabled child and the setting and Classification types will change under new legislation. Under the revised law, all classes of reporting of performance goals for the stu- the new law. The size of cognitive impairment children classified as other health impaired dent. Students currently classified as audito- classes will not change, but language will be limited to eight students without Parents will now be included in groups rily handicapped will fall under the audi- and/or language disabilities classes will an aide and nine to 12 with an aide. SENTINEL JULY 9 1998 11 Economic effects of new law unknown will be savings in some areas, but additional costs in others BY MARY DEMPSEY education teacheis in Individualized in Middlesex County public schools it, £j'?;i;;;fQirj5p^ Staff Writer Education Progiams and re-evaluation 15 1 peicent, slightly below the state meetings, and additional data require- aveiage of 15 2 percent for 1995, accoid- he economic impact on ments will raise administrative costs, mg to the OSEP Monmouth County, at District Aid school distncts from the according to Klagholz 15 8 percent, exceeds the state's aveiage East Brunswick $3,722,628 1997 federal Individuals number of classified students More than $3 8 billion in fedeial aid Helmetta 117,782 with Disabilities Education was allocated foi special education On the local level, some administra- Act (IDEA), which went grants to school distucts thioughout the tors aie not satisfied with the amount of Jamesburg 472,640 into effect on July 1, le- country this year, accoidmg to the US funding dibtucts leceivc Milltown 455,406 mams uncleai Depat taient of Education (USDOE) "The amount of money the distiict Funding to school districts for special Figures from the USDOE show that in gets from state and federal aid does not Monroe 1,571,934 education is provided by fedeial, state 1996, New Jeisey ranked eighth countiy- adequately compensate each district for North Brunswick 2,124,500 and local aid. Eveiy district in the state wide in the amount of fedeial funding special education progiams," said Old Bridge 3,340,862 currently receives state aid for special grants received for special education, Richaid Conte, dnectoi of special sei- education despite having only the tenth highest vices foi the Hazlet school distiict Sayreville 2,489,858 State officials and district adminis- eniollment in public elementary and sec- The average cost to educate a child in South Brunswick 2,887,696 trators intend to closely monitor the fi- ondary schools m the United States the special education piogiam in Hazlet South River 873,418 nancial effects the 1997 legislation has Between 1978 and 1995 the percent- is $7,867 pei year on districts over the next few yeais age of students between the ages of 3 and "My sense is the new IDEA is not Spotswood 648,424 In a June 3 memo to membeis of the 21 with educational disabilities increased really going to produce additional fi- Source NJ Department of Education state Board of Education, N J Depart- from 141,499 to 195,185 Those figures nance progiams for districts, which will Office of Finance, March 1998 ment of Education Commissioner Leo lepresent a )ump fiom 6 2 peicent to 9 6 broaden the financial gap for districts : Klagholz stated the depaitment's position percent of the total numbei of students even fuithci If anything, it is going to |l;:: ^:^:V;Federal.;Gran^ on the legislative changes aie mixed eniolled in public schools offer districts less money," Conte said 1 for Special Education II "Cost savings may be achieved m sev- While the numbei of students eniolled The new legislation advocates for dis- eial areas by redirecting lesources more in public schools throughout the state is tncts to include students with disabilities State 1998 appropnately and, therefore, leahzing expected to deciease over the next seven in the legular classioom setting, instead appropriation benefits to dnect services," Klagholz yeais, the peicentage of students with oi educating classified students in a set- 1 California $375,373,519 stated in his memo disabilities is expected to inciease, ting separate liom then peeis 2 Texas 296,858,076 The 1997 legislation calls foi distncts according to the state Depaitment of "My concern is that while lostcung a 3 New York 265,307,790 to bioaden the classifications ol disabili- Education Office of Special Education philosophy ol inclusion, which we want 4 Florida 207,486,918 ties, producing a moie geneiahzed label- Piogiams(OSEP) to adhcie to, it is not olfeiing any fi- ing system oi students who die classified Accoidmg to the state OSEP, pio- nancial incentives [oi the inclusion pio- 5 Illinois 171,870,479 "(T)he noncategoucal classification jectcd public school eniollment will be giam," Conic said 6 Ohio 145,238 015 system coupled with the changes in the 1,259,679 in 1999, while anticipated en- Ilai'let cuiicntly has inclusion classes 7 Pennsylvania 138,483 162 tequuements icgaiding placement and iollment in 2005 is 1,246,662 The uitio in the high school and middle school and special class progiams will leiocus at- 8 NEW JERSEY 130,205,590 ol students with disabilities to total is moving towaid this goal in the clcmen- 9 Michigan 124,459,241 tention on piogiamming lathei than on eniollment in 1999 is anticipated to be taiy schools, Conte said disability labels," Klaghol/ said 15 3 percent, and in 2005 that iatio will Out-ol-distucl student placements 10 Massachusetts 102,214,956 In addition, the new law intends to giow to 15 4 percent also dnun .special education funds As m- eliminate unnecessary testing of students The most iccent liguies horn the distuct special education ptograms II Total School Enrollment 1 leferred to district child study teams state Depaitment ol Education show expand, the need to send classified stu- Also, the pievious child study team was that the numbei of classilied students in dents out oi distiict, along with the high 1 California 5,536,406 compused of three members and a physi- Monmouth County in 1995 was 14,539, costs associated with this piactice, will 2 Texas 3,748,167 cian The new law requires two child the number in Middlesex County was decrease 3 New York 2,813,230 study team membeis 14,481 Hazlet spends an aveiage of $33,848 "Consolidation of classes due to the Middlesex County received $35,374,901 pei child annually to educate a student 4 - Florida 2,176,222 reduction of the numbei of class types in state aid foi special education in 1997- with a disability at an out-of-distnct 5 Illinois 1,943,623 may result in some cost savings," he 1998 The bulk of the funding (68 percent) placement 6 Onto 1,836,015 added was spent on sending students to private "The reason some students are sent 7 Pennsylvania 1,787,533 Any cost savings, however, may like- schools out of district out ot district is that the primary nature of 8 Michigan 1,641,456 ly be lost to additional costs resulting In Monmouth County, 73 peicent of the students' piogram is such that the stu- from the new legislation, accoidmg to special education aid was spent on send- dents leally need the benefit of a moie 9 Georgia 1,311,126 Klagholz ing disabled students out of district to stiuctured piogiam, and the kind of ser- 10 NEW JERSEY 1,197,381 Increased evaluation and re-evalua- private schools in 1997-1998 vices they are offered are moie inten- Source- U S Department of Education, tion meetings, the inclusion of legulai The total number of classified students sified out of district," Conte said National Center for Education Statistics, Common Core of Data Surveys, April 1997 Costs of sending special education students out of district East Helm- James- Milltown Monroe North Old Sayre- South South Spots- Middlesex Bruns etta burg Bruns Bridge ville Bruns River wood Co Tu'rtiptfip Qtherjd&al npjes witRlrt lstat&* Mm. * * • is ,fl%. i Tuition to county vocational regular programs $72,075 $258,545 $571,436 urity special ieRpces $170,310 disfctst arid tegionatdayschoote - | &T Tuition to private schools for handicapped within state $1,855,535 $412,877 $681,717 $1,362,155 $2,320,387 $2,431,100 $1,290,112 $220,155 $478,616 $24,203,606 Ilnten to private schools for h&miic&pp:0 TOTAL $2,016,254 $183,341 $555,381 $505,930 $1,182,327 $1,881 212 $2,699,313 $3,391,041 $1,378,044 $525,342 $585 731 $35,374,901 Source Special Education NJ Department of Education Office of Finance June 1998 12 SENTINEL, JULY 9,1998 •*** ** Senator listens to parents' concerns Bennett tells support group that while changes are coming, there is no quick fix BY CATHERINE I. AUMACK word autism meant." learn from a regular sixth-grade reading Staff Writer She went on to say that despite being book. overwhelmed with the magnitude of their "Many children with learning disabili- iting concerns that special son's diagnosis, she and her husband set ties can do regular work, but need to be in education programs through- out to get him the treatment he needed and smaller groups," she said. out the state are in a major was legally entitled to. Many parents said that meetings held crisis, parents of children "Our son is in a preschool handicapped with members of local child study teams with learning disabilities met program," she said. "After making many are intimidating. with state Sen. John O. inquiries into the treatment of autism, we "Unless you know the laws and your Bennett (R-12th District) to realized he wasn't getting the proper ther- rights, the session is overwhelming and inform him of their concerns and press for apy. When we asked the director of the your child's needs are lost," said one parent. legislation to impose standards to hold child study team to get him the therapy he "I won't ever go alone," said another. "I school districts accountable for the quality needed, we were told, 'Wait until he is bring my husband, the director of my son's of education provided to students with spe- transferred next year.' tutoring program and a tape recorder." cial needs. "We forced an immediate transfer into "Those meetings are all smoke and The Learning Disabled Support Group an appropriate program," she said. "Our mirrors," said another. "If you don't do hosted Bennett at its regular June meeting son has made more progress in four weeks research on your own, you're doomed. and made an impassioned plea for an over- than he made in the previous 10 months." "Once they realize that you know the haul of the special education system in the The parents of a local high school stu- law and your rights, the whole tone and state. dent who is perceptually impaired and has scope of the conversation change," he Jen Bernstein, Hazlet, who coordinates difficulty with eye-hand coordination said added. the group's activities, said that while the they have spent thousands of dollars on Sen. John 0. Bennett One father in attendance said that for main goal of the organization is to educate private tutoring because they "did not want eveiy paient in the room there is a cus- parents of children with learning disabili- a confrontation every September." "My son is perceptually impaired, yet tomized solution that will help only one ties, the role of serving as advocates for "Our son cannot hold a pencil, but he was ridiculed for his penmanship," said child, and he asked Bennett to look at individual families as well as for children must go to art class," the student's mother one mother. addressing what he called the "systemic as a whole has become a crucial role foi said. "He can't read, but he must be pulled "My child was screamed at and called problems within school systems." the organization. out of math or lunch for additional help stupid because he couldn't get the concept "The lack of standards, accountability "Many times when parents are told that because he's not allowed to miss music of birthdays," said another. and responsibility in special education is their child has a learning disability, their class. Bernstein said that many students with reprehensible," he said. heads are spinning trying to process the "The system makes no sense, and the learning disabilities have problems with "While the law specifies that a child information," she said. "Parents are not parent is fighting alone," she added. "No low self-esteem and that "the experts are must be given a free and appropriate edu- told where to turn for help, and their rights one wants their child to have a disability, contributing to these problems" cation, there arc no definitions as to what are not explained to them. It's only when but that is the fact. Now what can we do "We are mainstreaming students with appropriate means," he said. "There are parents have united to impact a particular about it?" special needs. But no one is training teach- no standards of quality to assess how well administration that students' needs have One parent, who said she has a back- ers to deal with the needs of special edu- a district is meeting the needs of children been effectively met. ground in special education and works as cation students," she said. in special education programs." 'There are millions of dollars of tax- a child advocate for the Statewide Parent Some of the most compelling com- "It sounds like we're still in the '60s," payer moneys going into local school sys- Advocacy Network, said she was "unable ments came from students themselves. Bennetl said. "While I know that some tems, yet we have children graduating who to get adequate services for (hei) child." Andrew, age 10, showed Bennett his districts are doing a better job than others, can't read or write well enough to get a "If I can't make the system work, with reading book, the cover of which was dec- I also know that the problems you speak of job," she said. my background, then how can the average orated with clowns and balloons. are widespread. "The mistreatment of students with parent succeed?" she asked. "I should be in fourth grade, but I got "Do I have all the answers?" the senator special needs is a societal issue," Bernstein Concern about retaliation was a com- left back," he said. "I have trouble reading said. "No. I wanted to heai your concerns." said. "It has been shown that without a mon thread throughout the group. and writing. But I want to learn from a While Bennett said that the Senate healthy educational experience, children "If you fight the school district, your book made for a 10-year-old. Education Committee would certainly wind up in the juvenile justice, social ser- child will suffer," said one father. "My school won't listen," he said. lake up the concerns of parents, he vice and welfare systems." "Whatever can be done to make life at "Please help me get the books I need." promised no quick fix to the problems in One by one, parents and young people school more difficult is done if you com- Megan, 12, said that the books used in the special education system. shared with Bennett their experiences with plain about a teacher." her resource room are "too easy." "We have the same problems with peo- the special education system. Another common concern was chil- "The words in the book are double ple in the education system that you're "We have a 4-year-old son with dren who their parents said had been spaced," she said. "That makes us feel describing," he said. "They tell us what we autism," said one woman. 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Two are provided in further agrees to hold the said Middlesex County Fair Class 4 - Katahdin Potato, 8 specimens Adults over 12 years of age the Fair Premium Catalog. Association, Inc., harmless from any claim or suit for injury, Class 5 - Kennebec Potato, 8 specimens See Rules for Vegetable Exhibits - Same Rules Apply 3. Additional Entry Forms may be obtained by writing to the damage or blame resulting from the transportation, entry or Class 6 - Norgold Russet Potato, 8 specimens Premiums: First - $1.00; Second - $.75; Third - $.50 Chairperson of the Entry Committee. exhibition of the listed entries of exhibits. Class 7 - Any other White Potato of Merit, 8 specimens 4. The Entry Form shall be filled in by the Exhibitor, stating Class 8 - Any other Red Potato ol Morit, 8 specimens SECTION A - APPLES - 5 specimens on a Plate his name and mailing address, the Division, Section DIVISION I VEGETABLE EXHIBITS Class 9 - Sweet Potatoes, Any Variety of Merit, Class 1 - Cortland and Class number, and a description of the articles as indi- Chairperson: Erwin Hampson Bus. 732-805-2298 8 specimens Class 2 - Delicious cated in the Fair Premium Catalog. East Brunswick Grange Res. 732-257-6717 Class 10 - Yams, Any Variety of Merit, 8 specimens Class 3 - Golden Delicious 5. All entries for that one Exhibitor should be listed on the Co-Chairperson:Mark Plitz 908-756-9631 Class 4 - Mclntosh same form regardless of the number of Divisions or Articles. Adults over 12 years of age. SECTION O - PUMPKINS Class 5 - Rome 6. All exhibits must be the result of this year's work that is, Class i - Cheese Pumpkin, 1 specimen Class 6 - Starking anything COMPLETED since September 1,1997. 1. All Vegetables must be home grown. Class 2 - Connecticut Field Pumpkin, 1 specimen Class 7 - Stayman 7. Only one entry permitted per class. 2. Specimens should be cleaned, but not washed. Use soft Class 3 - Squash Pumpkin, 1 specimen Class 8 - Any other Variety of Merit not listed 8. The Entry Form, only, should be mailed to the cloth or brush. Class 4 - Small Sugar Pumpkin, 1 specimen Class 9 - Crab Apple, Any Variety of Merit, 8 specimens Chairperson of the Entry Committee by July 27, 1998, IN 3. All varieties must be correctly named on the entry cards, Class 5 - Any other Variety of Merit, 1 specimen Class 10 - Plate of Largest Apples, 3 specimens ORDER TO SAVE TIME AND AVOID LINES AT THE FAIR- and ALL cards MUST be completely filled in. GROUNDS. (Otherwise, the entry form will be accepted at 4. Marketable size, quality, form, smoothness and uniformity SECTION P - RHUBARB SECTION B - BERRIES -12 specimens on a 6" plate the time the articles are brought to the Fairgrounds, and the of specimens will be considered in awarding premiums Class 1 - Any Variety of Blackberry cards written out then.) 5. Entries will bo accepted on Sunday, August 2, 1998 only, Class 1 - Rhubarb, any Variety of Merit, 3 specimens Class 2 - Any Variety of Blueberry 9. The articles are to be brought to the Entry Committee on from 1:00 P. M. to 7:00 P. M., when judging begins. Class 3 - Any Variety of Raspberry the Fairgrounds at the specified times listed under each 6. Only ono Entry permitted per class. SECTION Q - ROOT CROPS WITH 1" TOPS Class 4 - Any Variety of Strawberry Division in the Fair Premium Catalog. Class 5 - Any Other Berry of Merit 10. Early registration is appreciated. Premiums: First - $1.00; Second - $.75; Third - $.50 Class 1 - Beets, Any Variety of Merit, 3 specimens Class 2 - Carrots, Any Variety of Merit, 3 specimens SECTION C - CHERRIES -12 specimens on a 6" plate ENTRY CARDS SECTION A - BEANS & PEAS Class 3 - Horseradish, Any Variety of Merit, 3 specimens Class 1 - Any Variety of Merit Class 1 - Green Snap Beans, 10 specimens Class 4 - Parsnips, 3 specimens After receipt of the Entry Form by the Chairperson of the Class 2 - Purple String Beans, 10 specimens Class 5 - Radishes, 3 specimens SECTION D - GRAPES - 3 clusters on a plate Entry Committee, the Exhibitor's name and address will be Class 3 - Romano Beans, 10 specimens Class 6 - Rutabagas, 3 specimens Class 1 - Any Variety of Merit recorded and an Exhibitor's number assigned Class 4 - Wax Beans, 10 specimens Class 7 • Salsify, 3 specimens Class 5 - Lima Beans, 10 specimens Class 8 - Turnips, 3 specimens SECTION E - NECTARINES - 5 specimens on a plate There will be an Entry Card with all this information written on Class 6 - Any other Bean of Merit, 10 specimens Class 1 - Any Variety of Merit it for each article listed on the Entry Form. Class 7 - Any Pea of Merit, 10 specimens SECTION Q - ROOT CROPS W/EDIBLE TOPS SECTION F - PEACHES - 5 specimens The Entry Cards are to be attached to the articles at the time SECTION B - CABBAGE FAMILY Class 9 - Beets, Any Variety of Merit 3 specimens. Class 1 - White Varieties they are accepted by the Entry Committee and a Receipt Class 1 - Broccoli, 2 specimens Class 10 - Rutabagas Any Variety of Merit 3 specimens. Class 2 • Yellow Varieties stub given to the Exhibitor. Class 2 - Brussels Sprouts, 8 specimens Class 11 - Turnips Any Variety of Morit 3 specimens. Class 3 - Plate of Largest Peaches, 3 specimens Class 3 - Chinese Cabbage, 2 specimens THE RECEIPT MUST BE KEPT BY THE EXHIBITOR AND Class 4 - Flat Head Cabbage, 1 specimen SECTION R - SPINACH SECTION G - PEARS - 5 specimens USED TO CLAIM THE ARTICLE AFTER THE SHOW IS Class 5 - Round Head Cabbage, 2 specimens Class 1 - Any Variety of Merit (1) 4" diam. bunch Class 1 - Bartlott OVER. Class 6 - Red Type Cabbage, 2 specimens Class 2 - Kieflar Class 7 - Any Other Cabbage of Merit, 2 specimens SECTION S - SQUASH Class 3 - Sockel REJECTION OF EXHIBITS Class 8 - Cauliflower, 2 specimens Class 1 - Acorn Squash, 1 specimen Class 4 - Any other Variety of Merit, not listed Class 9 - Kale, 2 specimens Class 2 - Butternut Squash, 1 specimen The Management and the various committees shall reserve Class 10 - Kohlrabi, 2 specimens Class 3 - Cocozelle Squash, 1 specimen SECTION H - PLUMS - 6 specimens on a plate the right to reject any exhibits offered which are not being Class 4 - Crookneck Squash, 1 specimen Class 1 - Any Variety of Merit displayed for the promotion of agricultural industrial or educa- SECTION C - CELERY Class 5 - Hubbard Squash, 1 specimen tional interests. Professional or Commercial Exhibitors or Class 1 - Celery, 2 stalks in qt. mason ]ar Class 6 - Patty Pan Squash, 1 specimen SECTION I - ANY OTHER FRUIT NOT LISTED, 5 speci- anyone who sells his products is not permitted to enter. Class 2 - Celenac, 2 stalks in qt. mason jar Class 7 - Straightneck Squash, 1 specimen mens Class 8 - Turban Squash, 1 specimen Class 1 - Any Variety of Merit WITHDRAWAL OF EXHIBIT SECTION D - CORN Class 9 - Zucchini Squash (under 12"), 1 specimen Class 1 - Bl-color Corn, 3 ears with husks Class 10 - Any other Variety of Merit, 1 specimen DIVISION IV AND IV-A - FLOWER SHOWS No person having entered anything for competition may Class 2 - White Corn, 3 ears with husks afterwards withdraw it. The article and the ribbon, if one is Class 3 - Yellow Corn, 3 ears with husks SECTION T - SWISS CHARD Rules for both Adults and Junior Shows awarded, must remain on display until the end of the fair. Class 4 - Any other Variety of Merit, 3 ears w/husks Class 1 - Swiss Chard, 1 bunch of 3 leaves 1. Only one entry in a class by one exhibitor. 2. Only REMOVAL OF EXHIBITS SECTION E - CUCUMBERS SECTION U - TOMATOES exhibits which conform to schedule will be judged. 3. Class 1 - Bush Cucumber, 2 specimens Class 1 - Cherry, 3 specimens Placement of exhibits must bs checked by a member of the No article shall be removed from the grounds before 7:15 P. Class 2 - Pickling Cucumber, 8 specimens Class 2 - Plum, 3 specimens Committee to ensure proper placement. 4. Entries will be M., Sunday, August 9th. Exhibitors must surrender the Class 3 - Slicing Cucumber, 2 specimens Class 3 - Hybrid, 3 specimens Judged according to Flower Show rules rather than to com- Receipt stubs from the Entry Card, to a Committee Member Class 4 - Large Fruited, 3 specimens petitive judging standards. in charge of the department and the article will be returned to SECTION F - EGGPLANT the proper owner. No exhibit will be returned unless the stub Class 1 - Purple Eggplant -1 specimen SECTION V - ANY OTHER VEGETABLE OF MERIT NOT JUNIOR SHOW ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED FROM is submitted. Ribbons will be picked up with entries. None Class 2 - White Eggplant, 1 specimen LISTED ABOVE 1:00 P. M. UNTIL 7:00 P. M., Sunday, August 2nd. Judging will be mailed. Exhibits may be picked up on Sunday, Class 1 - Any other Vegetable of Merit, 1 specimen begins immediately after entries are closed. August 9th from 7:15 P.M. to 900 P.M. The Fair SECTION G - GOURDS AND OTHER ORNAMENTALS Management will not be responsible for any items after Class 1 - Gourd, Large (over 9") Any Variety of Merit, 1 speci- SECTION W - LARGEST SPECIMEN OF ANY Removal of exhibits: Junior Show exhibits must be removed August 9,1998. men VEGETABLE between 9:00 A. M. and 10:00 A, M., Thursday, August 6th. Class 2 - Gourd, Small (under 9") Any Variety of Merit, 2 speci- PROTECTIVE MEASURES mens First Prize Only: $1.00 Premium ADULT SHOW ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED FROM 8:30 Class 3 - Indian Com, Any Variety of Merit, 3 ears with husks A. M. UNTIL 10:30 A. M., Thursday, August 6th. Judging Police and Watchmen for protection of exhibits will be provid- Class 4 - Any other Ornamental Vegetable of Merit, 2 specimens Class 1 - Beet begins immediately after entries are closed. ed and an ample force will be in attendance day and night 1 Class 2 - Mangel Beet during the Fair, however, the Middlesex County Fair SECTION H - HERBS (1)3/4" dlam. in Class 3-Cabbage /W Commercial growers and florists are excluded from entry Association, Inc., or its officers or agents, will not bo respon- CLEAR GLASS SODA BOTTLE) Class 4 - Carrot, Longest / ' both in the Junior and Adult Shows. sible in any way for any damage or loss by water, fire, wind, Class 1 - Chives Class 5-Cucumber theft, or otherwise, to person or property, and upon this con- Class 2 - Dill Class 6 - Eggplant Protective measures will be provided for all exhibits, but the dition only are entries received. Wherever possible the Class 3 - Fennel or Anise Class 7 - Muskmelon Middlesex County Fair Association, Inc., its Officers or exhibits will be covered for protection. Class 4 - Mint Class 8 - Onion Agents, or any member of the East Brunswick Woman's Class 5 - Oregano Class 9 • Pepper Club, or the Woman's Club of Old Bridge, nc, will not be SPECIAL PARTICIPANT Class 6 - Curled Leaf Parsley Class 10- Pumpkin responsible for damage, breakage or theft. Class 7 - Hamburg or Turnip Rooted Parsley Class 11 - Squash Special categories are provided for entrants of any age with Class 8 - Plain Leaf Parsley Class 12 - Watermelon In the interest of safety, please use discretion on the size and special developmental needs and abilities. Class 9 - Rosemary Class 13-White Potato weight of exhibit items. Please DO NOT use patio sized Class 10-Sage Class 14-Tomato (weight) pots. PREMIUMS Class 11 - Savory Class 15 - Cocozelle Squash Class 12-Tarragon Class 16 - Zucchini Squash Premiums; First - $1.00; Second - $.75; Third - $.50 Entries will not be judged if the Class is not provided for in Class 13 - Sweet Basil Class 17 - Any Vegetable not listed the Fair Premium Catalog, unless the Division Chairperson Class 14 - Sweet Marjoram above Special Award: One Rosette and $5.00 for Most Outstanding deems an unpublished class to be necessary. Class 15 - Any other Variety of Culinary Herb, Exhibit in this entire Division. Worthy of Merit SPECIAL VEGETABLE EXHIBIT NO PREMIUMS WILL BE MAILED. PREMIUMS NOT A selection of vegetables only, displayed on a base* the ADULT FLOWER SHOW - DIVISION IV PICKED UP ON SUNDAY, AUGUST 9th, WILL BE CONSID- SECTION I - LETTUCE dimensions* of which shall be no greater than 18" x 24" nor Under the Direction of the East Brunswick Woman's Club ERED A DONATION TO THE FAIR. Class 1 - Any Variety of Endive, 2 specimens less than 11" x 17". The only non-vegetable material allowed Co-Chairpersons: Helen C. Pikul-Walker 732-254-8747 Class 2 - Any Variety of Escarole, (1)4" diam. bunch will be the base itself and filler to provide cushioning or depth Rose Amoroso 732-254-5294 JUDGING Class 3 - Any Variety of Lettuce, (1 j head to the display. Natural items such as hay or straw may be or 4" diam. bunch used as filler. Minimum of 3 varieties of vegetables to be HORTICULTURE RULES Except for Division IV, there shall be romnetitive judging, Class 4 - Any Variety of Radicchio (1) 4" diam. bunch judged as outlined below.(') Questions pertaining to the 1. Flowers and plants must be grown by exhibitor. Potted with a first, second and a third prize awarded in each class selection of base or dimensions thereof MUST be addressed plants must have been in the possession of the exhibitor at that has three or more entries. If there are fewer than three SECTION J - MELONS to the Exhibit Chairperson, at 908-805-2298. Call any time. least three months. 2. All entries should be in CLEAR entries in a class, it will be up to the discretion of the judges Class 1 - Cantaloupe or Muskmelon, 1 specimen GLASS CONTAINERS that are large enough to support whether or not to award prizes, but, if they do, they must Class 2 - Honeydew Melon, 1 specimen Originality and effectiveness of exhibit without props (soda bottle, mason jar). 3. Entries award a 1st and 2nd There may be honorable mention rib- Class 3 - Long Watermelon, 1 specimen Arrangement 50 points must have a true set of leaves—no additional branches, bons awarded by the judges. There is no prize money Class 4 - Oval Watermelon, 1 specimen Number of Vegetables 25 points foliage, or props should be used. 4. Length of stems should awarded for honorable mention. ALL PARTICIPANTS IN Class 5 - Round Watermelon, 1 specimen Quality of Vegetables , 25 points be relative to the size of bloom. 5. Leaves under water ALL PEEWEE DIVISIONS WILL RECEIVE ONLY ONE (1) Class 6 - Any other Variety of Merit, 1 specimen and/or damaged leaves should ba removed. 6. Cards pro- RIBBON OF PARTICIPATION. Premiums: First-$10.00; Second-$7.50; Third-$5.00 ' vided by the Fair must be attached to each exhibit. 7. Label SECTION K - OKRA entry with PROPER NAME (common name and horticulture IRREGULARITY OR FRAUD Class 1 - Okra, 8 specimens DIVISION I - A name). 8. Only one entry in a class. 9. Grooming. Clean VEGETABLE EXHIBITS FOR CHILDREN containers; remove dead leaves and flowers; do not use Any irregularity in any entry, including changing any part of SECTION L - ONION FAMILY Chairperson: Erwin Hampson Bus. 732-805-2298 flowers past prime; check for Insects. 10. No flowering the entry card or fraud by misrepresentation as to the owner- Class 1 - Garlic, 2 specimens Res. 732-257-6717 branches or shrubs. ship, detected before or after the awards have been made, Class 2 - Leeks, 4 specimens Co-Chaiarpersort: Mark Plitz 908-756-9631 shall cause the forfeiture of the premium. Class 3 - Red Flat Onions, 8 specimens Aged 6 years thru 12 years SECTION A - GLADIOLUS (Please include a leaf.) Class 4 - Yellow Flat Onions, 8 specimens Same Sections and Classes as DIVISION I - VEGETABLES Class 1 - Three spikes, same variety PROPER CLASSIFICATION Class 5 - White Globe Onions, 8 specimens NOTE: There is NO Special Vegetable Exhibit in this Class 2 - One spike, any variety or color Class 6 - Yellow Globe Onions, 8 specimens Division Class 3 - Three spikes, miniature variety Class 7 - Any other Onion of Merit, 8 specimens To be considered for a premium by the judges, the article NOTE: In this Division, The Child MUST have, (without SECTION B - ZINNIAS (Please include a leaf) "I 6 SENTINEL, JULY 9, 1998 Class 1 - Giant Hybrid, 5 blooms Class 2 - Best small flowered, 3 blooms 1. Fill out both Pre-Fair Open Class Entry Form and Sunday night. 4. Decorated cakes should not be entered in Class 2 - Cactus, 5 blooms Middlesex County Fair Association Entry Form and mall to this Division, but in the Baked Goods Division, Section G. 5 Class 3 - Lilliput type, 5 blooms SECTION C - ZINNIAS Diane Saks, 6 Wallace St., East Brunswick, N. J., 08816. Please keep in mind the heat and humidity at the Class 4 - Any type not listed, 5 blooms Class 1 - Best large dahlia flowered - over 3", 1 bloom. MUST HAVE EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBER! 2. Exhibit Fairgrounds when choosing and planning your entry. There Class 2 - Best any other zinnia - over 3", 1 bloom, cages will be provided by the fair for rabbits and cavies. is no place to refrigerate your entry. SECTION C - PETUNIAS (Please include leaf.) under 3" - 3 blooms Exhibitors of rabbits and cavies MUST BRING their own non- Class 1 - Ruffled single, up to 7 blooms - one color dumpable feed dish and water dish or bottle. Rabbit pellets Premiums: First - $3.00; Second - $2.00; Third - $1.00 Class 2 - Unruffled single, up to 7 blooms - one color SECTION D - BIENNIALS will be provided for by the Fair. EXHIBITORS OF HAM- Class 3 - Ruffled double, up to 7 blooms - one color Class 1 - Any biennial - over 3", 1 bloom; STERS, GERBILS, RATS AND MICE WILL BE REQUIRED SECTION A - APPETIZERS under 3", 3 blooms TO PROVIDE ESCAPE-PROOF WIRE CAGES (NO PLAS- SECTION D - MARIGOLDS TIC HABITRAILS OR AQUARIUMS, EXCEPT FOR DWARF SECTION B - FRUIT AND/OR VEGETABLES Class 1 - Small Orange -10 blooms SECTION E - FLOWER PATCH HAMSTERS, BECAUSE THEY ARE TOO HOT FOR THE Class 2 - Small Yellow -10 blooms Class 1 - Best any other annual - over 3", 1 bloom ANIMALS), WATER BOTTLES AND FOOD DISHES FOR SECTION C - SWEETS Class 3 - Large Orange - 5 blooms Class 2 - Best any other annual - under 3", 3 blooms THEIR EXHIBITS, 3. The Fair, and those working for it, will Class 4 - Large Yellow - 5 blooms Class 3 - Best any other perennial over 3", 1 bloom; not be responsible for loss of stock. 4. ANIMALS SHOWING SECTION D - CENTERPIECES Class 5 - Any other type - small -10 blooms under 3", 3 blooms ANY EVIDENCE OF PREGNANCY, ILLNESS, SICKNESS, Class 6 - Any other type - large - 5 blooms Class 4 - Sunflower Show-offs - heads only OR DISEASE WILL BE BARRED ENTRY. THIS INCLUDES DIVISION Vlll-A EAR CANKER IN RABBITSI 5. Exhibitors may come into the JUNIOR DECORATIVE FOODS SECTION E - ROSES (Label Variety) SECTION F - DEMONSTRATIONS fair each day before fair starts to tend their stock. There will Class 1 - Grandiflora -1 spray Class 1 - Bird Feeder - Display a bird feeder that be a herds-person on duty throughout the fair to water and For exhibitors 10 thru 16 years of age. Use same Sections Class 2 - Floribunda -1 spray or cluster you have made feed stock automatically should it not be done by the and Rules as Adults with Class 3 - Peace -1 bloom; creamy tinge on edge Class 2 - Display a plant you've grown from a fruit exhibitor. All owners who plan to clean and feed own ani- the exception of Rule Class 4 - Any other variety -1 bloom pit or plant top. Example: citrus tree, pineapple, carrot, mals must post sign on cage and be at fairgrounds by 9:00 #2. Entries in this Class 5 - Hybrid Tea - 3 blooms, one variety avocado, etc. A. M. Exhibitors of hamsters, gerbils, rats and mice are Division will be accept- Class 6 - Miniatures required to feed and water own exhibit. 6. Exhibitor may ed on Sunday, August DESIGN enter more than ono animal per breed. NOTE: Exhibitor may 2nd, from 1:00 P. M. to SECTION F - ANNUALS SECTION G - GARDEN DELIGHTS receive only one award in eachclass, per breed. 7. Do not 7:00 P. M. (Label with name) Class 1 - An arrangement of flowers and herbs leave carriers or cages for cavy and rabbits. Thank you in Class 1 - Asters - 3 Class 2 - Miniature arrangement - not to exceed 5" overall advance for your cooperation! DIVISION VIII - B blooms Class 3 - An arrangement in a toy not to exceed PEE-WEE DECORA- Class 2 - Celosia -1 12" overall DIVISION VII TIVE FOODS head or stalk C|ass 4 - Create a Pet - Pick your favorite vegetable and SECTION A-RABBIT Class 3 - Dahlias - give it a name, a face, a form, includes card with the name See RULES FOR ALL EXHIBITORS IN ANIMAL OPEN For exhibitors 9 years of age and under. Use same Sections Tuberous -1 Bloom Class 5 - Unusual use of flowers, fresh and/or dried other CLASS. (Above) Note: Best of Show and Reserve Best of and Rules as Adults with the exception of Rule #2. Entries in under 3" than a table arrangement - example -corsage, nosegay, Show will be awarded only when each Division is represent- this Division will be accepted on Sunday, August 2nd, from Class 4 - Dahlias - bookmark, hairpiece,pictures, etc. ed by at least 5 animals and 3 exhibitors. 1:00 P.M. to 7:00 P.M. Tuberous -1 Bloom over Class 6 - Any other artistic arrangement 3" Premiums: First - $1.00; Second - $.75; Third - $.50 DIVISION IX Class 5 • Any other SECTION H - SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS Best of Show - $2.50 BAKED GOODS annual not listed - under 3" Class 1 - "OUTERSPACE" - Choose plant material and Reserve Best of Show $2.50 For Adults 17 years and over. to 5" diameter. arrange in a way to look as if you would see this arrange- Chairperson: Sue Kendrick 732-257-3244 Class 6 - Any olher ment in outerspace Class 1 - Buck rabbit annual not listed - over 5" diameter. Class 2 - "A CURRENT EVENT" - An arrangement related Class 2 - Doe rabbit Rules: Class 7 - Sunflowers to a newspaper article - attach tho newspaper clipping Class 3 - Doe with litter 1. Entries must be made on Sunday, August 2nd from 1:00 Class 3 - "THE FUNNY PAGES" - An arrangement sug- P. M. until 7:00 P M. only. Judging will begin immediately SECTION G - PERENNIALS and BIENNIALS gesting your favorite character froma comic strip - attach a SECTION B - GUINEA PIG (CAVY) thereafter. 2. All entries must be brought and displayed on (Label with name) card explaining See RULES FOR ALL EXHIBITORS IN ANIMAL OPEN disposable plates or trays and wrapped for freshness until Class 1 - Perennials - 3 blooms, spray or stalks Class 4 - "AMERICA, THE BEAUTIFUL" - An arrangement CLASS COMPETITION above. judging. 3. Not responsible for any other plates. 4. Recipe naturally grown featuring red, white and blue plant material sharing welcomed, but not mandatory. 5. Ribbons are to be Class 2 - Biennials - 3 blooms, spray or stalks Note: Best of Show and Reserve Best of Show will be picked up on Sunday evening, August 9th after 7:15 p. m. in naturally grown DIVISION V - POULTRY awarded only when each Division is represented by at least 5 the Home Arts Bldg. Present receipt stub to the Baked For all Exhibitors. Open Class Competition. PLEASE DIRECT animals and 3 exhibitors. Goods Committee for the ribbon awards. No ribbons will be SECTION H - CONTAINER GROWN PLANTS (Label with QUESTIONS TO COUNTY 4-H OFFICE (732)745-3446. mailed. 6. After judging, cakes and pies will be donated to 4- name) Premiums: First - $1.00; Second - $.75; Third - $.50 H, except 1 slice to be left on display. 7. Exhibitor may enter RULES: BRING ALL ANIMALS TO BE EXHIBITED TO THE 4-H Best of Show -$2.50 only one exhibit in each class.Commercial or professionals 1. ONE PLANT PER POT — Except where noted 2. No PRESENTATION TENT ON SUNDAY, August 2nd, Reserve Best of Show - $2.00 are excluded from competition. 8. Entire baked goods must Artificial Shine On Foliage 3. No Double Crown On Vlolots BETWEEN 12:00 P. M. AND 2:00 P. M. only. ABSOLUTE- be entered. 4. Size Limited To 3 Feet In Any Direction 5. CLEAN CLAY LY NO EXHIBITS WILL BE ACCEPTED AFTER 2:00 P. M. Class 1 - Cavy boar; POTS 6. Hanging Planters Acceptable SUNDAY, August 2nd. Class 2 - Cavy sow; SECTION A • CAKES Class 1 - Cactus Class 3 - Sow with litter. Premiums: First - $3.00; Second - $2.00; Third - $1.00 Class 2 - Succulents A. Fill out both Pre-Fair Open Class Entry Form and Class 3 - Flowering plant - Begonia Middlesex County Fair Association Entry Form and mail to SECTION C - HAMSTER, GERBIL, RAT, MOUSE OR Class 1 - White Class 4 - Flowering Plant - Poinsettia (must be in bloom) Diane Saks, 6 Wallace Street, East Brunswick.N. J., 08816. HEDGEHOG Class 2 - Chocolate Class 5 - Flowering Plant - Any other MUST HAVE EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBER! B. The Fair, Class 3 - Yellow Class 6 - Foliage Plant and those working for it will not be responsible for loss of See RULES FOR ALL EXHIBITORS IN ANIMAL OPEN Class 4 - Pound Cake Class 7 - Foliage Plant - Flowering stock. C. Exhibitors must come into the fair each day before CLASS COMPETITION on page Note: Best of Show and Class 5 - Cheesecake* Class 8 - Fern fair starts to lend their stock. There will be a herds-person Reserve Best of Show will be awarded only when each Class 6 - Cake with Fruit Class 9 - African Violets - Single Blooms on duty throughout the fair to water and feed stock automati- Division is represented by at least 5 animals and 3 exhibitors. Class 7 - Cake with Fruit and Nuts Class 10 - African Violets - Double Blooms cally should it not be done by exhibitor. Class 8 - Cako with Vegetable Class 11 - Hanging Baskets Premiums: First - $1.00; Second - $.75; Third - $.50 Class 9 - Any other cake with icing Espallered Plants 1. Any bird showing signs of illness, in the Best of Show - $2.50 Class 10 - Any other cake without icing opinion ol the chairperson or judge, will Reserve Best of Show - $ 2.00 SECTION I - FLOWERING ANNUALS-POTTED be excluded or removed from exhibi- SECTION B - PIES (Label with name) tion. 2. All poultry including exhibi- Class 1 - Hamster male Premiums: First - $3.00; Second - $2.00; Third - $1.00 Class 1 - Impatiens tion, exotic, and game birds (exclud- Class 2 - Hamster female Class 1 - Double crust, Fruit Filling Class 2 - Coleus ing waterfowl) going to public exhi- Class 3 - Gerbil male Class 2 - Single crust, Coconut Custard' Class 3 - Any Other bitions in New Jersey shall origi- Class 4 - Gerbil female Class 3 - Single crust, Lemon Meringue nate from U. S. Pullorum-Typhoid Class 5 - Rat (domesticated) - male Class 4 - Single crust, Cream and/or Yogurt* SECTION J - BONSAI clean or equivalent flocks, and Class 6 - Rat (domesticated) - female Class 5 - Single crust, Fruit Filling, any topping have had an individual Pullorum Class 7 - Mouse (domesticated) - mate Class 6 - Mince SECTION K - POTTED ARRANGEMENTS Thyphoid test within thirty days Class 8 - Mouse (domesticated) - female Class 7 - Pumpkin, Squash, Yam Accessories allowed. prior to the exhibit. 3. All birds Class 9 • Hedgehog male Class 8 - Nut Class 1 - Terrarium - more than one plant under four months of age shall Class 10 - Hedgehog female Class 9 - Cheese* Class 2 - Dish Garden - more than one plant originate from negative flocks Class 11 - Small Animal & Litter Class 10 - Tarts - 3 on a plate (the individual test is not valid for SECTION L - ARTISTIC ARRANGEMENTS birds in this age group). 4. A PUL- SECTION D - HERPETOLOGY SECTION C - BREADS (Label With Name) LORUM-TYPHOID CERTIFICATE Premiums: First - $2.00; RULES: FORM dated no earlier than thirty PLEASE DIRECT ALL QUESTIONS TO COUNTY 4-H Second-$1.50; Third-$1.00 1. No artificial or dyed flowers, fruits or foliage permitted (30) days preceding the first day of the OFFICE (732)745-3446. Class 1 - Yeast unless specified 2. No accessories permitted unless speci- Fair MUST ACCO'MPANY POULTRY. Bread White fied 3. Grooming and conditioning. Clean containers; PULLORUM-TYPHOID TESTING WILL 1. Fill out both Pre-Fair Open Class Entry Form and Class 2-Yeast remove dead leaves and flowers; do not use flowers past NOT BE DONE AT MIDDLESEX COUNTY FAIR. 5. The Middlesex County Fair Association Entry Form and send to Bread - Dark prime. Impatiens are impractical for arrangements. 4. NO Fair Association will furnish poultry cages unless other provi- Diane Saks, 6 Wallace Street, East Brunswick, N. J. 08816. Class 3-Quick FRESHLY CUT MELONS SHALL BE USED IN ANY sions have been made beforehand by the exhibitor. 6. MUST HAVE EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBER! 2. Exhibitor Bread - Plain ARRANGEMENT DUE TO THEIR RAPID DETERIORA- Exhibitor may enter more than one bird per breed. Note: is required to provide escaped proof cages, water and food. Class 4-Quick TION. Exhibitor may receive only one award in each class, per 3. Exhibitor is required to feed and water own exhibit when Bread - Fruit and/or breed. 7. Exhibitor MUST list Strain, Variety on entry form needed. Exhibitors may come into the fair each day before Nut Class 1 - fieach - arrangement may use sand, driftwood and exhibit tag. Lack of this information constitutes disquali- fair starts to tend their stock. 4. Exhibitor may enter more Class 5 - Vegetable and/or shells fication. 8. Award seals will be placed on Entry Cards than one animal per class. NOTE: Exhibitor may receive Bread Class 2 - Picnic • arrangement with accessories allowed attached to cages as judged. 9. Exhibitor to obtain Ribbons only one award in each class. Note: Best of Show and Class 6 - Any other Class 3 - Rainbow - arrangement using many colors at Fair Association Office. Premiums: First - $1.00; Second - Reserve Best of Show will be awarded only when each Bread Class 4 - Toys - arrangement with children in mind, $.75; Third - $.50 First, Second, and Third place are chosen Division is represented by at least 5 animals and 3 unrelated Class 7-CoffeeCake accessories allowed from the whole division. NOTE: Best of show and Reserve exhibitors. Plain, Fruit and/or Nut Class 5 - Garden - arrangement using fresh fruit and/or of Show will be awardedonly when each Division is repre- Class B - Buns, 4 on a plate vegetables sented by at least 5 animals and 3 unrelated exhibitors. Premiums: First - $1.00; Second - $.75; Third - $.50 Class 9 - Biscuits, 4 on a plate Class 6 - Greens - arrangement using greens and/or Best of show - $2.50 Class 10 - Rolls, 4 on a plate foliage SECTION A - BIRDS Reserve Best of Show - $2.00 Class 11 - Muffins, 4 on a plate Class 7 - Patio - arrangement for the out-of-doors Class 1 - Cockerel - at least 3 months - any strain Class 8 - Dried - arrangement using dried materials Class 2 - Pullet - at least 3 months - any strain Class 1 - Shed snake skin, mounted on a painted or SECTION D - COOKIES Class 9 - Celebrate - arrangement for any holiday or cele- Class 3 - Cock - Mature - any strain stained board and identified as to common and Latin names, Premiums: First - $1.00; Second - $.75; Third - $.50 • bration, accessories allowed Class 4 - Hen - Mature - any strain where found, by whom. Class 1 - Ginger Class 10A- Miniature Arrangement 5" and under Class 5 - Turkey, Hen Class 2 - Terrarium with at least one newt or salamander, Class 2 - Oatmeal Class 108- Miniature Arrangement over 5" up to 7" tall Class 6 - Turkey, Tom frog or toad, identified as to common and Latin names, Class 3 - Peanut Butter Class 11 - Imagination - open category. May use acces- Class 7 - Capon - at least 7 months old where found, by whom Class 4 - Chocolate Chip sories Class 8 - Drake - any strain Class 3 - Terrarium with at least one turtle or lizard you Class 5 - Brownies Class 12 - Just Men - (Men only) container not ordinarily Class 9 - Duck (single or pair) any strain collected, properly identified as to common and Latin names, Class 6 - Macaroons used for flowers Class 10 - Pheasant - Cock where found, by whom. Class 7 - Sugar Class 11 - Pheasant - Hen Class 4 - Snake cage, locked, with at least one snake you Class 8 - Butter DIVISION IV - A Class 12 - Bantam - Cock - any strain collected, Identified as in Class 2. Class 9-Pressed FLOWER SHOW FOR JUNIORS Class 13 - Bantam - Hen any strain Class 5 - Terrarium or aquarium with other than adult form Class 10-Filled Pee Wee: Up to 7 years old Please write Class 14 - Any other fowl, male of amphibian you collected or raised, identified as in Class 2. Class 11 - Layer or Bar Junior: 7 1/2 to 10 1/2 years old age group Class 15 • Any other fowl, female Class 6 - One dead specimen, preserved in alcohol, in Class 12 - Any other Cookies Intermediate: -11 to 13 1/2 years old on entry Class 16 - Pet caged bird - male closed and sealed container, identified as in Class 2. Senior: 14 to 17 years old Class 17 - Pet caged bird - female Class 7 - One poster, at least 12 inches square, on card- SECTION E - CUPCAKES board, or pictures or drawings, showing life cycle of reptile, Premiums: First $1.00; Second - $.75; Third - $.50 Premiums: First - $1.00; Second - $.75; Third - $.50 Special SECTION B - EGGS noting common and Latin names, where found in the u. S., Class 1 - White Award: $5.00 most outstanding exhibit in Horticulture and Class 1 - One Dozen Eggs constitute an exhibit. Specify its food, its enemies. Class 2 - Chocolate Design size of each dozen, a. Eggs - White b. Eggs - Waterfowl c. Class 8 - Same as Class 7, except life cycle of amphibian. Class 3 - Yellow Pheasant d. Eggs-Colored Class 9 - Any other Herpetology Exhibit. RULES: SECTION F - FRIED DOUGHS - 4 on a plate 1. Horticulture containers must be clean. 2, Horticulture DIVISION VI - PIGEONS HOME ARTS SECTION Premiums: First - $1.00; Second - $.75; Third - $.50 must be grown by exhibitor and must be in care of exhibitor See Rules for Division V - Same Rules Apply, Exception: GENERAL CHAIRPERSON: Class 1 - Doughnuts for three months.1 3. No artificial shine on house plants. 4. Pullorum Test. All entries must be banded for identification Barbara Jensen 732-238-1520 Class 2 - Crullers Design: plant material need not bo grown by exhibitor. 5. by exhibitor. Class 3 - Any Other Accessories are permitted in all classes in Sections G & H. 6. Only one entry In a class. 7. Cards provided by the Fair Premiums: First - $1.00; Second • $.75; Third - $.50 DIVISION VIM SECTION G - DECORATED CAKES must be attached to each exhibit. 8. Entries must give age ADULT DECORATIVE PREMIUMS: First - $5.00; Second - $3.00; Third - $2.00 of exhibitor. 9. Entries will be accepted from 1:00 P. M. until Class 1 - Racing Homers FOODS Exhibitor may pick up entry at end of fair. 7:000 P. M. on Sunday, August 2nd. 10. Entries must be Class 2 - Nuns, Fantails, Tumblers, Owls, and other Fancy Class 1 - Any decorated cake, mold pan picked up Thursday Morningrning, August 6th between 9:00 A. Breeds Co-Chairpersons: Class 2 - Any other decorated cake M. and 10:00 A. M. 11. Only exhibithbit s ththatt conforf m t o ththe Class 3 - Kings, Giant Runts, Mondains, Giant or Show Delores Helpa Class 3 - Any decorated non-edible base schedule will be udged. Homers and all Other Utility Pigeons 732-254-3194 Class 4 - Gingerbread or Cookie Houses For Adults 17 and over. HORTICULTURE RULES FOR ALL EXHIBITORS IN ANIMAL OPEN Rules: SECTION H - ETHNIC SPECIALTIES - Foreign Derivation CLASS For all Exhibitors. Open Class Competition. 1. Only one entry per Class 1 - Cakes SECTION A - CONTAINER GROWN PLANTS PLEASE DIRECT ALL QUESTIONS TO 4-H OFFICE section. 2. Entries will Premiums: First - $3.00; Second - $2.00; Third - $1.00 Class 1 - Best specimen flowering plant in bloom (908)745-3446. BRING ALL ANIMALS TO BE EXHIBITED be accepted from 8:30 Class 2 - Pies Class 2 - Best specimen non-flowering foliage plant TO THE 4-H PRESENTATION TENT ON SUNDAY, August A.M. to 10:00 A.M. Thursday, August 6th. Judging begins Premiums: First - $2.00; Second - $1.50; Third - $1.00 Class 3 - Best specimen cactus or succulent 2rd, BETWEEN 12:00 P. M. AND 2:00 P.M. only. immediately after entries close. 3. Parts of the display that Class 3 - Breads ABSOLUTELY NO EXHIBITS WILL BE ACCEPTED AFTER are not perishable, and you would like to have returned; Premiums: First - $2.00; Second - $1.50; Third1- $1.00 SECTION B - MARIGOLDS l 2:00 P.M. SUNDAY, August 2nd. should be labeled with your name oh the bottom. These can Class 4 - Cookies Class 1 - Best large flowered - over 3", 1 bloom be picked up along with your ribbons when the fair closes on Premiums: First - $1.00; Second - $.75; Third - $.50 SENTINEL, JULY 9, 1998 1 7 Class 2 - Grape Class 7 - Any other Co-Chairpersons DIVISION IX - A Class 3 - Peach Carol Heath 732-257-3244 JUNIOR BAKED GOODS Class 4 - Blueberry SECTION F - BED QUILTS (Quilting done by machine) For Exhibitors 12 thru 16 years of age. Class 5 - Raspberry Premiums: First - $5.00; Second - $3.00; Third - $1.00 For Adulls 17 and over Use same Sections and Classes as Adult Division IX. Class 6 - Strawberry Class 1 - Piecod work 1. One item in each class constitutes an entry. 2. Label arti- Class 7 - Citrus Marmalade or Conserve Class 2 - Embroidered cle if original design created by exhibitor. 3. Entries will be * Since Ihore are no facilities for refrigeration prior to Class 8 - Conserves Class 3 - Applique accepted on Sunday August 2rd only, between 1:00 P. M. judging, these items, which are perishable, should not be Class 9 - Any jam or preserve made with vegetables Class 4 - Puffed and 7:00 P. M. 4. Commercial or professionals arc excluded brought to the fairgrounds prior to 6:00 P.M. Class 10 - Any preserve not made with vegetables Class 5 - Quilted only a) original design b) prepared pat- from competition.See General Rules. Class 11 - Any other jam or marmalade not listed tern DIVISION X Class 12 - Any low-sugar jam Class 6 - Combined techniques (ie., hand-pieced/ SECTION A - BARGELLO CANNING Class 13 - Any no-sugar jam machine-quilted) Premiums. First - $1.00; Second - $.75; Third - $.50 Class 7 - Any other Class 1 - Pictures; must be framed ready to hang Chairperson: SECTION H - JELLIES - One standard pint or 1/2 pint jar or Class 2 - Any Other Mrs. Delores Helpa 732-254-3194 jolly glass with top constitutes an exhibit. (Sample Tasting SECTION G - MISCELLANEOUS QUILTS Mrs. Judith Matsay 732-329-8441 Jar Required. See Rules.) Indicate on exhibit tag If freezer Premiums: First - $5.00; Second - $3 00; Third - $1.00 SECTION B - EMBROIDERED ARTICLES type jelly. Class 1 - Mini quilts (under 24" square) Premiums: First - $1.00; Second - $.75; Third - $.50 Rules: Class 1 - Apple Class 2 - Doll Quilts (24" to 36" square) Class 1 - Household Accessories (Towels, pillow cases, 1. Entries will be accepted on Sunday only, August 2rd, Class 2 - Cherry Class 3 - Baby/Crib quills (Approx 30" x 48") table cloths, etc.) between 1:00 P. M. and 7:00 P. M. 2. Use white, clear stan- Class 3-Crabapple Class 4 - Lap quilts (45" square or larger) Ciass 2 - Pictures; must dard canning jars only (without labels.3. Canned foods pre- Class 4 - Currant Class 5 - Wall Hangings (ready to hang) a) Hand stitched be framed ready to hang served since September 1, 1997 are eligible. 4. All canned Class 5 - Mint ' b) Machine stitched c) Iron-on applique (specify stitching Class 3 - Holiday Items: foods should be presented without labels. 5. Exhibitors iden- Class 6-Grape involved) A) Picture B) Stocking C) tification tags should be presented with entries. 6. Uniform Class 7 - Raspberry Class 6 - Pictorial Quilts (specify stitching involved) Ornament D) Tree Skirt labels will be placed on jars by the Canning Committee. 7. Class B - Any combination(s) jelly Class 7 - Group Project (work done by more than one Class4 -AnyOther Only one entry per class. 8. There is a sample tasting jar Class 9 - Any vegetable or herb jelly peson, ie. Girl Scouts, Church groups.clubs, otc.) required in Section A-5, B-10, & C thru J.9. The tasting jar Class 10- Any other jelly not listed SECTION C -NEEDLE- should be one that can tie disposed of when the judging has Class 11 - Any low-sugar jelly SECTION H - "QUILTS," COVERLETS, AND AFGHANS POINT been completed. It may be a small baby food jar, or other Class 12 - Any no-sugar jelly (Unquilted) Premiums: First - $1.00; similar glass container, containing a small amount of the Premiums: First - $5.00; Second - $3 00; Third - $1.00 Second • $.75; Third - $.50 same ingredients as the display jar. SECTION I - FRUIT BUTTERS - One standard pint or 1/2 Class 1 - Piecod Class 1 - Pictures; must Premiums for all sections in Canning Division1 pint jar constitutes an exhibit. (Sample Tasting Jar Class 2 - Embroidered be framed ready to hang First - $1.00; Second - $.75; Third - $.50 Required. See Rules.) Class 3 - Applique Class 2 - Household Class 4 - Tied Accessories ATTENTION ALL CANNING ENTRANTS!!! SECTION J - SPECIALTY TYPE CANNED OR BOTTLED Class 5 - "Crazy Quilt" Class 3 -Any Olher In addition to the regular Fair Premiums listed in your ITEMS -(Sample Tasting Jar Required. See Rules.) Class 6 - Yo-yo quilts 199Scatalog, this year the Middlesex County Fair is once Class 1 - Any Vegetable Class 7 - Counted x-stitch SECTION D - PLASTIC again participating in the Ball Premium Food Preservation Class 2 - Any Fruit Class 8 - Any other CANVAS Awards Program! All entries are automatically enlerod if Class 3 - Vinegars Premiums: First - $1,00; canned in Ball Jars and sealed with Ball Two-Piece Vacuum Class 4 - Condiments (i.e. mustards, catsup, horseradish, etc.) DIVISION Xl-A Second - $.75; Third - $.50 Caps. All enlries must be heat-processed following canning Class 5 - Any other NEEDLEWORK Class 1 - Household guidelines in the Blue Ball Book or following canning guide- Class 6 - Any item not usually canned locally (i.e. maple Accessories A) - Hanging B) lines in the USDA guide. The two approved methods are: syrup, molases, extracts, etc.) For exhibitors 12 thru 16 years of age. Uso same Sections - Free Standing boiling-water canning for high-acid foods and steam-pressure and Classes as Div. XI. Class 2 - Toys canning for low-acid foods. 1998 Adult Premium Food SECTION K — Special Ruling: All classes in sections K (except Class 3 - Holiday Decorations A) - Hanging B) - Free Preservation Awards - In fruits, vegetables, pickled foods and K-3) MUST BE PROCESSED. If there are any questions regard- DIVISION Xl-B Standing soft spreads there will be eight (8) winners: one (1) first and ing this ruling, please call the chairperson listed at the beginning NEEDLEWORK Class 4 - Baby Articles one (1) second place in each of the 4 listed classes. 1998 Adult Heinze Best of Show Award - One (1) winner for best of DIVISION X. Class 5 - Any Other exhibit prepared wilh Heinze Distilled White or Apple Cider For exhibitors 11 years and younger. Use same as above. Vinegar and canned using Ball products described SECTION E - above. 1998 Youth Premium Food Preservation Awards - DIVISION XII PETIT POINT There will be three (3) winners, one (1) in each of the follow- KNITTING & CROCHETING Premiums: First • $1.00; Second - $.75; Third • $.50 ing classes: fruits, vegetables, and soft spreads, canned in SECTION K - NOVELTY ITEMS Chairpersons: Class 1 - Pictures; must be framed ready to hang Ball Jars and sealed with Ball Two-Piece Vacuum Caps. Class 1 - Any Iruit or vegetable grown in and preserved in same Pioneer Grange #1 Joyce Beyrouty 732-329-2218 Class 2 - Any other PRIZES WILL BE BALL PRODUCTS, MAILED DIRECTLY jar. East Brunswick Grange # 151 Marguerite Ruquet 732-446- TO YOU. Class 2 - Decorated jar top (Any item. Only lid judged.) 3271 In cooperation with members from both Granges. SECTION F - CREWEL Premiums: First - $1.00; Second - $.75; Third - $.50 DIVISION XI Adults 17 years and older ALL ITEMS MUST BE CLEAN 1. Class 1 - Pictures; must be framed ready to hang SECTION A - CANNED FRUIT - One Standard quart or pint One item in each class constitutes an entry. 2, Labol article Class 2 • Any Other jar constitutes an exhibit. NEEDLEWORK if original design created by exhibitor. 3. Entries will bo For Adults 17 years and over accepted on Sunday, August 2rd only,between 1:00 P. M. SECTION G - RUGS UNDER 3X5 Class 1 - Applesauce Chairpersons: and 7:00 P.M.Commercial or professionals are excluded Premiums: First - $1.00; Socond - $.75; Third - $.50 Class 2 - Cherries - Red or White Linda Randolph 908-754-2386 from competition.'Seo General Rules. Class 1 - Latch Hooked Class 3 - Peaches Class 2 - Braided Class 4 - Pears 1.Entries will be accepted on Sunday, August 2rd only, SECTION A - KNITTED ARTICLES Class 3 - Hooked A) Original B) Non-original Class 5 - Any fruit juice (Sample Tasting Jar between 1:00 P. M. and 7:00 P, M. 2. Label items if original Premiums: First - $3,00; Second - $2.00; Third - $1.00- Class 4 - Any Other Required. (See Rules) design created by exhibitor. 3. Only one entry permitted per Class 1 • Man's Sweater - a) Slipover; b) Coat lype Class 6 - Any other fruit not listed class. 4. Commercial or professionals are excluded from Class 2 - Woman's Sweater - a) Slipover; b) Coat type SECTION H - RUGS - Over 3x5 competition. All small articles must be mounted. 5. ALL pic- Class 3 - Woman's Skirt, Dress or Suit Premiums: First - $1.00; Second - $.75; Third • $.50 SECTION B - CANNED VEGETABLES - One standard tures must be framed and ready to hang. 6. Quilts (Section Class 4 - Child's Sweater - a) Slipover; b) Coat type Class 1 - Latoli Hooked quart or pint jar constitutes an exhibit. E, F and G) will consist of two layers fabric with filling or bat- Class 5 - Baby's Sweater Set Class 2 - Hooked A) Original B) Non-original Class 1 - Beans - Green ting between. 7. Please list fabric count on entry form for pic- Class 6 - Infant Clolhing Class 3 - Any Other Class 2 - Beans - Wax tures in Section D. 8. Commemorative category to include Class 7 - Socks, Mittens or Gloves Class 3 - Beets weddings, births, graduations, etc. 9. Group Projects ' Class 3 - Stole or Shrug SECTION I - WALL HANGING Class 4 - Carrots - Whole or cut (Section E Class 15 or Section G Class 7) may be entered by Class 9 - Poncho Premiums: First - $1.00; Second - $.75; Third - $.50 Class 5 - Tomatoes - Whole any non-professionals when more than one person is Class 10-Vest Class 1 - Needlework Class 6 - Tomatoes - Stewed involved in the work. * See General Rulos ALL ARTICLES Class 11 - Fashion Accessories Class 2 - Latch Hook Class 7 - Tomatoes - Stewed with added ingredients MUST BE CLEAN * Due to competetive judging, classes Class 12-Toy Class 3 - Holiday Class 8 - Tomato Puree cannot be subdivided Class 13 - Baby's Blankot Class 4-Any Other Class 9 - Corn - Pints Class 14 - Household Accessories Class 10 - Any vsgeta SECTION A - COUNTED THREAD TECHNIQUES Class 15 - Scarves or Wall Panels SECTION J - WEAVE IT LOOM Required. See Rules. Premiums: First - $1.00; Second - $.75; Third - $.50 Class 16 - Dolly Premiums: First - $1.00; Second - $.75; Third - $.50 Class 11 - Any other Class 1 - Counted bead work a) any item Class 17 - Special Occasion Items Class 1 - Household Accessories vegetable not listod. Class 2 - Duplicate Stitch a) any item Class 18 - Doll Clothes Class 2 - Any Other (Peas or Lima Beans Class 3 - Waste canvas - x-stitch a) any item Class 19 - Child's Dress Class 4 - Hardanger - pulled threads a) any item Class 20 - Collar SECTION C - SYRUPS , Class 5 - Swedish Weaving a) any item SECTION K - PILLOWS One standard quart or pi Class 6 - Silk ribbon embroidery a) any item Premiums: First - $5.00; Second - $3.00; Third - $1.00 Premiums: First - $1.00; Second - $.75; Third - $.50 an exhibit. (Sample Tasl Class 7 - Any Other Article Class 21 - Bedspread Class 1 - Hooked Required. See Rules.) Class 22 - Full Blanket or Coverlet Class 2 - Latch Class 1 - Fruit syrups < SECTION B - STAMPED CROSS-STITCH Hooked toppings Premiums: First - $1.00; Second - $.75; Third.- $.50 SECTION B - CROCHETED ARTICLES Class 3 - Patchwork Class 2 - Non-fruit Class 1 - Decorations (wall hangings, bell pulls, banners) Premiums: First - $3.00; Second - $2.00; Third - $1.00 Class 4 - Bargollo syrups or toppings Class 2 - Household Accessories (towels, pillowcases Class 1 - Man's Sweater - a) Slipover; b) Coat type Class 5 - Class 3 - Bar-B-Quo tablecloths, placemats, sachets, etc) Class 2 - Woman's Sweater - a) Slipover; b) Coat type Needlepoint Sauce, Hot Class 3 - Large Pictures (design area 9" x 12" or greater) Class 3 - Woman's Skirt, Dress or Suit ' Class 6 - Crewel Class 4 - Bar-B-Que £ Class 4 - Small Piclures (design area 8" x 11"'or smaller) Class 4 - Child's Sweater - a) Slipover; b) Coat type Class 7 - Knitted , Mild Class 5 - Samplers: a)alphabet b)verse cjeommemorative Class 5 - Baby's Sweater Set Class 8 - Crocheted / Class 5 - Spaghetti Sat Class 6 - Miniatures Class 6 - Infant Clothing Class 9- Class 6 - Any other syrup . ,.-3 Class 7 • Holiday item a) picture b) stocking c) ornament Class 7 - Stole or Shrug Embroidered Class 7 - Any other sauce not listed-non dessert d) tree skirt Class 8 - Poncho Class 10-Applique Class 8 - Any other article Class 9 - Handkerchief, Towel or Pillow Case Edging Class 11 - Cross SECTION D - RELISHES - One standard 1/2 pint or pint jar Class 10-Vest Stitched Stamped constitutes an exhibit. (Sample Tasting Jar Required. See SECTION C - COUNTED CROSS-STITCH Class 11 - Fashion Accessories Class 12 - Cross Rules.) Premiums: First - $1.00; Second - $.75; Third - $.50 Class 12 • Toy under 12 inches Stitched Counted Class 1 - Decorations (wall hangings, bell pulls, banners) Class 13 - Toy over 12 inches Class 13-Quilled Class 1 - Chili Sauce Class 2 - Household Accessories a) large items (fingertip Class 14 - Baby's Blanket Class 14-Novelty Class 2 - Corn relish towels, tablecloths, placemats, runners, breadcloths, etc. b) Class 15 - Luncheon Cloth Class 15 - Class 3 - Cucumber relish small items (magnets, coasters, sachets) Class 16 - Household Accessories Candlewicking Class <1 - Pepper relish Class 3 - Pictures: design under 5" x 7". Aida a) Counts Class 17 - Dresser Scarves or Wall Panels Class 16-Any Other/ Class 5 - Chutney 10, 12, or 14 b) Counts 16, 18, or22 Class 18 - Special Occasion Items Class 6 - Any fruit relish Class 4-Pictures: design size under 5" x 7", other fabric Class 19- Doll Clothes Class 7 - Salsa - Hot a) Counts 10, 12, or 14 b) Counts 16, 18, or 22 Class 5 - Class 20 - Child's Dress SECTION L - DOLLS Class 8 - Salsa - Mild Pictures: design size 5" x 7", to 11" x 14", Aida a) Counts Class 21 - Collar AND TOYS Class 9 - Any other named relish 10, 12, or 14 b) Counts 16, 18, or 22 Class 6 - Pictures: Class-22 - Doilies Premiums: First - design size 5" x 7" to 11" x 14", other fabric a) Counts 10, 12, Class 23 • Any other $1.00; Second • $.75; SECTION E - PICKLED VEGETABLES & FRUIT - One or 14 b) Counts 16,18, or 22 Third - $.50 standard canning jar constitutes an exhibit. (Sample Tasting Class 7 - Pictures: design size greater than 11" x 14", Premiums: First $5.00; Second - $3.00; Third - $1,00 Class 1 - Needleworked Doll (ie. embroidered fabric doll) Jar Required. See Rules.) Aida a) Counts 10,12, or 14 b) Counts 16,13, or 22 Class 24 - Bedspread Class 2 - Needleworked Animal Class 8-Pictures: design sizegreaterthan 11"x14", other Class 25 - Full size Tablecloths Class 3 - Soft Sculpture Class 1 - Bread and Butter Pickles fabric a) Counts 10,12, or 14 b) Counts 16, 18, or 22 Class 26 - Full size Blanket or Coverlet Class 4 • Sets (More than one piece; Class 2 - Bread & Butter Zucchini Class 9 - Samplers a) alphabet b) verse c) commemora- Raggedy Ann and Andy) Class 3 - Mixed Pickles tive SECTION C - AFGHANS - One Piece Class 5 - Bears A) Dressed B) Not Oresssd Class 4 - Watermelon Rind Class 10 - Miniatures (area less" than 3") Premiums: First - $5.00; Second - $3.00; Third - $1.00 Class 6 - Any Other Class 5 - Beets - (MUST BE PROCESSED) Class 11 - Stitching over 1 thread: any item Class 1 - Knitted DIVISION Xlli-A Class 6 - Fruit Pickles Class 12 - Holiday item a) picture b) stocking c) ornament Class 2 - Knitted & Embroidered HANDWORK Class 7 - Any spiced fruit d) tree skirt Class 3 - Crocheted For Exhibitors 13 thru 16 years of age. Class 8 - Any brandied Class 13 - Non-traditional base (x-stitch on paper, vinyl, Class 4 - Crocheted & Embroidered Use same Sections and Classes as Div. XIII fruit Aida-Plus, etc.) Class 5 - Lap Robe Class 9 - Any other Class 14 - Items in sets (mugs, coasters, towels, etc.) a) DIVISION Xlll-B named pickle Household b) Holiday SECTION D - AFGHANS - Jointed Sections HANDWORK Class 10- Any other Class 15 - Group Project; Work done by more than one Class 1 - Knitted For Exhibitors 12 years old and under. pickled item person (ie. Round Robin groups) Class 2 - Knitted 8k Embroidered Use Same Sections and Classes as Div. XIII Class 11 - Any brined Class 16 - Any other article Class 3 - Crocheted item (not dill pickles, Class 4 - Crocheted & Embroidered DIVISION XIV see section F) SECTION D - APPLIQUE Class 5 - Lap Robe SEWING Premiums: First - $1.00; Second - $.75; Third - $.50 Class 6 - Any other afghan Chairperson: SECTION F - DILL PICKLES Class 1 - Clothing ' Linda Starosciak 732-613-0523 - One standard canning jar con- Class 2 - Pictures SECTION E - TATTING For Adults 17 and over. stitutes an exhibit. (Sample Tasting Jar Class 3 - Holiday Premiums: First - $1.00; Second - $.75; third - $.50 1. Entries will be accepted on Sunday, August 2rd only, Required. See Rules.) Class 4 - Any other article Class 1 - Edgings between 1:00 P. M. and 7:00 P. M. 2. ALL ITEMS MUST BE Class 2 - Wearing appare! CLEAN. 3. Articles may be made ol any material. 4. Only Class 1 - Processed SECTION E - BED QUILTS (Quilting done by hand) Class 3 - Any other item one entry permitted per class. Class 2 - Refrigerator Premiums: First - $5.00; Second - $3.00; Third - $1.00 Premiums: First - $500; Second - $3.00; Third • $2.00 Class 3 - Brined Class 1 - Pieced work DIVISION Xll-A Class 2 • Embroidered KNITTING & CROCHETING SECTION A - CLOTHING FOR ADULTS SECTION G - JAMS - One standard pint or 1/2 pint jar or Class 3 - Applique Class 1 - Dressy Dress jelly glass with top constitutes an exhibit. Sample Tasting Jar Class 4 - Puffed For Exhibitors 13 thru 16 years of age. Use same sections Class 2 - Street Dress Required. See Rules.) Indicate on exhibit tag if freezer type Class 5 - Quilted only a) original design b) prepared pat- and Classes as Div. XII. Class 3 - Women's Sportswear jam, tern Class 4 - Jumper Class 6 - Combined techniques (ie., machine-pieeed/hand-. DIVISION XIII Class 5 - Jumpsuit Class 1:- Cherry : • quilted) , . HANDWORK ' Class 6 - Suit or Pant Suit . • • 18 SENTINEL, JULY 9,1998 Class 7-Slacks Class 3 - Metal Class 1 - Black & White Portrait (Human/Animal) Class 3 - Crayon, Chalk or Pastel Class 8-Coat Class 4 - Any other material Class 2 - Black and White Still Life Class 9 - Evening Gown Class 5 - Any combination of materials Class 3 - Other Black and White SECTION C - CERAMICS OR PLASTER WORK (No sets) Class 10 - Tailored Blouse Class 4 - Color Class 1 - Mold - Painted Class 11 - Dressy Blouse SECTION T-TOYS Class 2 - Handmade/Pottery/Carved Class 12-Skirt Class 1 - Decorative only SECTION I - PASTELS * Broken or damaged items will not be accepted. Class 13 - Woman's Jacket Class 2 - Functional Class 14 - Man's Sport Clothes SECTION J - GRAPHICS DIVISION XVII Class 15 - Man's Jacket SECTION U - STRING 8. YARN ART * Broken or damaged items will not be accepted WOODWORKING AND FURNITURE REFINISHING Class 16 - Man's Dress Shirt Class 1 - String Premiums: First - $3.00; Second - $2.00; Third - $1.00 Class 2 - Yam SECTION K - CLAY SCULPTURE AND STONE CARVING Woodworking Chairperson: 'Broken or damaged items will NOT be accepted Edward Bartz 732-390-8507 SECTION 8 - CLOTHING FOR CHILDREN SECTION V - FABRIC ART Rules. Class 1 - Dress Class 1 - Applique (glued, ironed-on, or SECTION L - CERAMICS 1. Commercial and Professional craftsmen are excluded Class 2 - Play Clothes painted—not sewn. Class 1 - Coll Work from competition. (See General Rules) 2. Each exhibitor is Class 3 - Coat or Suit Class 2 - Brush Painting Class 2 - Commercial Mold - glazed permitted only one entry per class 3. Items made from kits Class 4 - Blouse or Shirt Class 3 - Any other single technique Class 3 - Commercial Mold - overglazed and special should be identified as such. 4. Entries must be made on Class 5 - Skirt Class 4 - Any combination of techniques techniques i e., Mother of Pearl, gold, silver or textured Sunday, August 2rd, between 1:00 P M. and 7:00 P. M. only Class 6-Jumper Class 4 - Commercial Mold - Stained Class 7 - Pants or Slacks SECTION W - WOOD CRAFT Class 5 - Commercial Mold - Stained -special techniques SECTION A - WOODWORKING Class 8 - Christening Gown Class 1 - Decorated/decorative item, not made Class 6 - Pottery - Free Form Premiums: First • $3.00; Second - $2.00; Third - $1.00 by, but decorated by exhibitor Class 7 - Pottery - Wheel Work Class 1 - Decorated/decorative item (item must be SECTION C - GENERAL SEWING Class 2 - Items made from toothpicks made and decorated by exhibitor) Class 1 - Apron Class 3 - Items made from popsicle sticks SECTION M - PLASTER WORK Class 2 - Furniture that hangs on the wall Class 2 - Bathing Suit Class 4 - Items made from clothespins/spools Class 1 - Molded • Painted Class 3 - Small useful articles Class 3 - Fashion Accessories Class 5 - Woodburning Class 2 - Carved or Sculptured Class 4 - Novelties Class 4 - Lingerie or Lounge Wear Class 5 - Wooden toys Class 6 - Bird houses/feeders Class 5 - Vest SECTION X - ANY OTHER CRAFT NOT MENTIONED SECTION N - OTHER Class S - Household Accessories ^ ARTWORK Class 7 - Signs and lawn ornaments Class 8 - Doll houses Class 7 - Doll Clothes DIVISION XV-A Class 1 - Any other Class 8 - Costumes CRAFTS painting/drawing Class 9 - Any Other For Exhibitors 10 thru 14 years of age. (Please list Class 2 - Any other Premiums: First - $5.00; Second - $3.00; Third - $2.00 exhibitor's age on entry card.) ceramic or clay work Class 9 - Carving DIVISION XiV-A Use same Sections and Classes as Adults. Please, no porcelain Class 10 - Furniture that rests on the floor CLOTHING SEWING Sherne Brsnnan 732-721-4918 dolls For Exhibitors 13 thru 16 years of age. Use same Sections Class 3 - Painting on SECTION B - FURNITURE REFINISHING and Classes as Div. XIV DIVISION XV-B objects (Note; Objects Class 1 - Any antique refinished by exhibitor CRAFTS will be judged based on Class 2 - Any modern refinished by exhibitor DIVISION XIV-B For Exhibitors 6 thru 9 years of age. (Please list exhibitor's the painting.) Class 3 - Any stenciled furniture CLOTHING SEWING age on entry card.) Use same Sections and Classes as Class 4 - Any furniture decorated with an original design For Exhibitors 12 years and younger Use same Sections B Adults Note: "Other" means and C from Div. XIV NOT listed in prior entry DIVISION XVII-A DIVISION XV-C classes. This section is WOODWORKING AND FURNITURE REFINISHING DIVISION XV CRAFTS NOT to be used to CRAFTS bypass the rule of one For exhibitors 13 thru 16 years of age. (Please list exhibitor's For Adults 15 years and over PEEWEES-For Exhibitors 5 years of age or younger (Please entry per exhibitor per age on entry card.) Use same Sections and Classes as Chairpersons: list exhibitor's age on entry card.) class. Adults Sheila Angelet 732-572-9134 Premiums: First - $1.00; Second - $.75; Third - $.50 ADDITIONAL RULES FOR DIVISION XVII - B Rules: TEENS, CHILDREN, PEE-WEES AND SPECIAL. PARTICI- WOODWORKING AND FURNITURE REFINISHING 1. Commercial and Professional artists are excluded from SECTION A - DECORATED EGGS PANT ART WORK. competition (See General Rules) 2. ENTRANTS ARE PER- For exhibitors 12 years of age and under. (Please list MITTED TO ENTER ONLY ONE ITEM IN EACH CLASS. 3 SECTION B - FELT & POMPOM CRAFT (Division XVI-A, XVI-B, XVI-C, XVI-S) exhibitor's age on entry card.) Use same Sections and Items which are original designs, created by the exhibitor, Classes as Adults should be labeled as such. 4. Entrants with special develop- SECTION C - PAPER CRAFT 1. Any artwork done on paper, including Items in the mental needs and abilities should add an "S" to their exhibitor Charcoal, Drawing, Calligraphy, Pencil, Graphics, and Pee DIVISION XVIII number. 5. Entries must be made on Sunday, August 2nd SECTION D - NATURE ART (Seed and Grain, Sand, Shell, Wee/Special Participant Painting and Drawing sections PHOTOGRAPHY between 1.00 P.M. until 7.00 P. M. only. etc.) MUST be covered with protective plastic. 2. Glass, plexi- Chairperson: Bus. 732-545-5610 glass, SECURED plastic wrap, or zipper lock plastic bags Rose Ann Howarth Res. 732-297-3281 Premiums: First - $1.00, Second - $.75; Third - $ 50 SECTION E - WOODEN ARTICLES are suitable, but all artwork in these sections must be pro- tected 3. The Fair will not accept the added responsibility of STUDENT DIVISION SECTION A - ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS - 3 stems (Flowers SECTION F - NOVELTY SCRAP ART/RECYCLED exhibiting unprotected artwork (Elementary through high school -17 years of age) Rules:1, made by exhibitor.) CRAFTS Only one entry in each class is permitted. Classes include Class 1 - Scrap art DIVISION XVI-A BLACK & WHITE OR COLOR A) Portrait, BJLandscape; C) SECTION B - ARTIFICIAL FLOWER ARRANGING Class 2 - Recycled crafts (Combining or reusing items TEEN ART Still Life; D) Nature (flora), E) Nature (fauna), F) Action. 2. (Flowers need not be made by exhibitor.) and materials which were intended for other uses.) For Exhibitors 13 thru 16 years of age. Prints size up to 11" x 14" and must be mounted on mount- Class 1 - Small bouquet, corsage or headpiece ing board up to 11" x 14" or framed. No lightweight paper Class 2 - Large bouquet, corsage or headpiece SECTION G-TOYS Use samo Soctions and Classes as Adults. See additional mounts.3. A cut out matt is suggested to improve the Class 3 - Tabletop arrangement rules for Teens above. appearance of the overall presentation. 4. A plastic covering Class 4 - Any other SECTION H - HOLIDAY DECORATIONS is required to protect the piece The Fair cannot accept the DIVISION XVI-B responsibility of exhibiting unprotected work. 5. Entries will SECTION C - BASKETWORK SECTION I - JEWELRY CHILDREN'S ART be accepted on Sunday, August 2rd between 1:00 P M. and Class 1 - Reed, wicker or natural (Basket MUST be made 7 00 P. M. only. by exhibitor) SECTION J - MODELS For Exhibitors 7 thru 12 years of age. Class 2 - Any other basket made by exhibitor Premiums. First - $1.00; Second - $.75; Third - $.50 Class 3 - Any basket decorated but not made by exhibitor SECTION K - YARN OR STRING ART Use same Sections and Classes as Adults See additional rules for Children above. SECTION A: BLACK & WHITE SECTION L - ANY OTHER CRAFT NOT MENTIONED Class 1 - Portrait DIVISION XVI-C Class 2 - Landscape SECTION D - TOLE PAINTING PEE-WEE ART Class 3 - Still Life DIVISION XVI Class 4 - Nature (flora) SECTION E - HOLIDAY DECORATIONS ART For Exhibitors under 7 years of age. Class 5 - Nature (fauna) Classi - Table top decorations Co-Chairperson' Rose Lubrano 732-251-4B64 Class 6 - Action Class 2 - Tree ornaments John Lebenski 732-249-1194 Please write the child's age on the entry card See addition- Class 3 - Wall decorations RULES FOR ALL ART DIVISIONS (XVI, XVI-A, XVI-B, XVI- al rules for Pee-Wees above. Only one entry per class per SECTION B: COLOR Class 4 - Christmas stockings C.XVI-S) Entries must be made on Sunday, August 2rd, exhibitor, no pairs, no sets. All PeeWees will receive only Class 1 - Portrait Class 5 - Any other from 1:00 P, M. until 7:00 P. M. only.1. Entries Must be the one (1) ribbon of participation. Individual ribbons for overy Class 2 - Landscape work of the person exhibiting . Entrants should not be pro- entry will Class 3 - Still Life SECTION F- NON-HOLIDAY DECORATIONS fessionals. 2, Only one entry per exhibitor in each class is not be given. Class 4 - Nature (flora) Class 1 - Tabletop decorations permitted. In the Ceramic and Plaster section ONLY (Adult, Class 5 - Nature (fauna) Class 2 - Wall decorations Teen and Children's Sections L and M) sets of Ceramic or SECTION A - AN Y PAINTING Class 6 - Action Class 3 - Any other Plaster pieces (i. e., multiple objects) will bs accepted. The Class 1 - Water color or Water-based paint sets MUST be attached or displayed on a sturdy board, plat- Class 2 - Oil/Acrylic Paint ADULT AMATEUR SECTION G - WREATHS (Holiday or any occasion) ter, stand, etc. of dimensions not to exceed 12 inches by 12 Class 3 - Painting done by Finger Painting, Vegetable DIVISION (Age 18 and over) Class 1 - Evergreen/Pine cone (Artificial or natural) inches. 3. Entries in the Charcoal, Drawing, Calligraphy, Printing or using other Natural Materials Class 2 - Grapevine Pencil and Graphics sections MUST be covered with plastic Class 4 - Painting with Household or Manufactured Rules: Class 3 • Straw or glass. The Fair will not accept the added responsibility of Objects Class 4 - Dried flower exhibiting unprotected artwork.4. Artwork larger that 3 feet In Class 5 - Other Paintings 1. Only one entry in each class is permitted. any direction must be pre-registered with the Art Class 5 - Any other 2. Prints must be minimum of 8"x10" and a maximum of Chairperson. Please call at least one week before entry SECTION B - DRAWINGS day.5 Be original and creative!! The judges request: No col- 11"x14" and must be mounted ina cut out matt (the commit- SECTION H - DECORATED EGGS Class 1 - Pen tee suggests an 11"x14" print in a 16"x20" standard matt) Class 1 - Natural oring book pages, tracings, stencils, paint by number kits, copies of photographs or copies of famous artwork. Class 2 - Felt markers 3. Black an white entries or color entries will be judged in one Class 2 - Plastic Class 3 - Crayon of the following classes: A) Portrait; B) Landscape; C) Stil Class 3 - Ukrainian style Class 4 - Chalk or Pastel life; D) Nature (flora); E) nature (fauna); F) Action. DIVISION XVI Class 5 - Pencil 4. a piastic covering is required to protect the piece. The Fair SECTION I - COLLAGE ADULT ART Class 6 - Other Drawings cannot accept the responsibility of exhibiting unprotected Adults 17 and over work. SECTION J - FABRIC COVERED PHOTO ALBUMS SECTION C - CERAMICS, CLAY, MODELING DOUGH OR 5. Entries will be accepted on Sunday, August 2nd between ADDITIONAL RULES FOR ADULTS PLASTER (No Sets) 1:00 P.M. and 7:00 P.M. only. SECTION K - FELT & POMPOM CRAFT 1. All pictures must be framed or mounted securely for hang- • Broken or damaged items will NOT be accepted Class 1 - Felt craft ing. 2. Due to high heat and humidity, entries must not rely Class 1 - Mold - Painted Premiums: First - $1.00; second - $.75; Third - $.50 Class 2 - Pompom craft on masking tape, clear tape, sticky tabs, etc, to support Class 2 - Handmade/Pottery/Carved hangers. These items, from experience, cannot hold even Class 3 - Painting on Objects SECTION A BLACK AND WHITE SECTION L - JEWELRY (Fastened in a box or on plain card- light pictures for the duration of the fair. 3. Entries that can- Clas 1 - Portrait board) not hang securely will not be accepted in the ADULT division. DIVISION XVI-S Class 2 - Landscape Class 1 - Earrings Premiums' First - $1.00; Second - $.75; Third - $.50 ART - SPECIAL PARTICIPANT class 3 - Still Life Class 2 - Pins Class 4-Nature (flora) Class 3 • Bracelets/Anklets SECTION A - PAINTINGS WATERCOLORS For entrants of any age with special developmental needs Class 5 - Natura (fauna) Class 4 - Necklaces Class 1 - Portrait - Human/Animal and abilities. See additional rules for Special Participants Class 6 - Action Class 5 • Hair ornaments Class 2 - Still Life above. Class 6 - Rings Class 3 - Landscape/Seascape SECTION B - COLOR Class 7 - Keychalns/Lanyards Class 4 - Other/No1 Listed SECTION A - ANY PAINTING Class 1 - Watercolor Class 1 - Portrait SECTION M - LEATHERWORK SECTION B - PAINTINGS - OIL COLORS Class 2 - Oil/Acrylic Class 2 - Landscape Class 1 - Portrait- Human Class 3 - Mixed Media - Painting Class 3 - Still Life SECTION N - STAINED GLASS Class 2 - Still Life done with different kinds of paint Class 4 - Nature (flora) Class 1 - Traditional glass Class 3 - Landscape Class 5 - Natura (fauna) Class 2 - Plastic - painted Class 4 - Seascape SECTION B - DRAWING Class 6 - Action Class 3 - Plastic - baked Class S - Animal Class 1 - Pen or Pencil Class 6 - Other/Not Listed Class 2 - Felt Markers SECTION O - METAL WORK SECTION C - PAINTINGS - ACRYLICS SECTION P - NATURE ART Class 1 - Portrait - Human Class 1 - Sand art Class 2 - Still Life Class 2 - Seed and grain art Class 3 - Landscape Class 3 - Shell art Class 4 - Seascape Class 4 - Pressed flower art Class 5 - Animal Class 5 • Any other Class 6 - Other/Not Listed SECTION Q - MODELS SECTION D - MIXED MEDIA - MIX OF TYPES OF PAINT AND/OR CHARCOAL, PASTELS, etc. SECTION R - PAPER ART Class 1 • Origami SECTION E - CHARCOAL Class 2 • Papier Mache Class 3 - Quilling SECTION F - DRAWINGS Class 4 - Paper Twist Class 1 - Pen and Ink Class 5 - Any other Class 2-Felt Markers Class 3 - Crayon SECTION S - RECYCLED CRAFTS (Combining or reusing items and materials which were Intended for other uses. SECTION G - CALLIGRAPHY Class 1 - Paper Class 2 - Plastic SECTION H - PENCIL s SENTINEL, JULY 9, 1998 19 p. MIDDLESEX COUNTY AMOUNT OF ENTRY PREMIUM FAIR ASSOCIATION, INC. NO. ENTRY FORM MIDDLESEX COUNTY FAIR (PLEASE PRINT) NAME.. PHONE NO ( ). TALENT SHOW COMPETITION ADDRFSS: ENTRY FORM ARF Mail Form to: Diane Saks, 6 Wallace Street, East Brunswick, NJ 08816 NAME: SEE RULES AND REGULATIONS IN OUR MIDDLESEX COUNTY FAIR PREMIUM BOOK LIST ALL EXHIBITS REGARDLESS OF DIVISIONS ADDRESS: For Fair Division Section Class Name of Article & Description Use Only No. No No - PHONE: -AGE: . TALENT:. PLEASE SEND YOUR ENTRY TO BRUCE CHANDLEE, 1592 TAYLOR DRIVE, NORTH BRUNSWICK, NJ 08902 THE MIDDLESEX COUNTY FAIR HOLDS TWO TALENT SHOWS DURING FAIR WEEK, THE FIRST IS ON WEDNESDAY AUGUST 5, 1998 FROM 7:00 P.M. UNTIL 8:00 P.M. FOR CHILDREN FROM THE AGES OF 5 TO 11. THE SECOND IS ON FRIDAY AUGUST 7TH, 1998 FROM 7:30 P.M. - 8:30 P.M. FOR YOUTHS 12 TO 18. CONTESTANTS MUST BE PRE-REGISTERED. NO CONTESTANTS WILL BE ACCEPTED DURING FAIR WEEK. ENTRY FORMS MUST BE RECEIVED NO LATER THAN THE JULY 27TH MAIL. THESE SHOWS ARE HELD IN THE ENTERTAINMENT TENT. ENTRY 1 J _____ MIDDLESEX COUNTY FAIR MIDDLESEX COUNTY FAIR MIDDLESEX COUNTY FAIR KING AND QUEEN CONTEST CHILDREN'S COSTUME PARADE PRINCE AND PRINCESS CONTEST ENTRY FORM ENTRY FORM NAME: NAME: ADDRESS: ADDRESS: AGE: PHONE: PHONE: .AGE: PLEASE SEND YOUR ENTRY TO BARBARA BLAZO, 7 MYRTLE ON SATURDAY. AUGUST 8, 1998 FROM 4:00 P.M. TO 5:00 ROAD, EAST BRUNSWICK, NEW JERSEY 08816 P.M. THE FAIR WILL CONDUCT A CONTEST FOR YOUNG CHILDREN, SELECTING A LITTLE KING AND QUEEN AND THE MIDDLESEX COUNTY FAIR WILL CONDUCT A PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF THE FAIR. THIS IS ONE OF THE CHILDREN'S COSTUME PARADE ON SATURDAY MORNING HIGHLIGHTS OF THE FAIR. DRESSED IN THEIR SUNDAY AUGUST 8TH, 1998 AT 11:30 A.M. CHILDREN FROM ALL OVER BEST, THE CHILDREN MODEL THEMSELVES AND THEIR THE COUNTY, WITH HELP FROM THEIR PARENTS, CREATE ATTIRE AND ARE ASKED SEVERAL QUESTIONS BY THE COSTUMES BASED ON THE THEMESE ESTABLISHED BY THE JUDGES. FAIR ASSOCIATION. LITTLE KING AND QUEEN CONTEST: 7 YEARS TO 10 YEARS THE THEMES AND AGE GROUPS FOR 1998 ARE: LITTLE PRINCE AND PRINCESS CONTEST: 3 YEARS TO 6 YEARS NEWBORN TO 3 YEARS - ZOO ANIMALS SEND YOUR ENTRY FORM TO LISA KOCIUMBA, 114 FORD 4 YEARS TO 6 YEARS - FOODS AT THE FAIR AVENUE, FORDS, NEW JERSEY 08868 7 YEARS TO 10 YEARS - HOLIDAYS OF THE YEAR ENTRY 3 ENTRY 2 2© SENTINEL, JULY 9, 1998 She Loves Me Miami String Quartet Plays-ln-The-Park Rutgers SummerFest event sponsored by the Middlesex Co July 10 at 8 pm. Board of Chosen Freeholders Nicholas Music Center Ivan and the icewolf George Street Russian folktale featuring rod and the Middlesex Co Dept of Parks & Recreation Douglass College puppets and colorful scenery New Brunswick presented by the Mighty Oak July 15-25 at 8 30 pm no performance July 19 tickets $24 Players discounts for senior citizens, July 15at1O30a.m sign language interpreted performance July 22 students Richard Marasco Performing (732) 932-7511 Arts Center box office opens at 5.30 p.m ; Monroe Township High School seating is immediate bring a lawn chair, blankets Tosca Pernneville Road Puccini opera sung in Italian tickets' $4 and chaises are not permitted Roosevelt Park Amphitheater with English supertitles (732) 723-5000 Route 1, Edison presented by the Opera tickets $3 for adults, free for Festival of New Jersey Winnie the Pooh children age 12 and under July 10 and 18 at 8 pm. family musical (732) 548-2884 McCarter Theatre presented by A Kid's Forum 91 University PI, Princeton Tues, Wed and Thurs Travels With My Aunt tickets $22-$70 through July 16 at 10 a.m. by Craham Greene (609) 683-8000 July 18 at 11 a m. through Aug. 2 Forum Theater N.J. Shakespeare Festival Rutgers SummerFest Main St., Metuchen The Other Stage orchestra tickets: $8 Playwright's Theatre of N.J (732) 548-0582 Richard Auldon Clark, conductor '•Winnie the Pooh" will be presented at the Forum Theater 33 Green Village Rd., Madison Tammy Hensrud-Kerian, soloist tickets. $18-$26 Tibetan Children's works of Williams, Mahler, Rutgers SummerFest p 1), 1 (973) 408-5600 Brahms cantata Singers and V I'P n) Paintings July 11 at 8 pm. Orchestra J_L i works by young refugees on Nicholas Music Center Latino ExhibitioII id) ll n the theme of "leaving home" Patrick Gardner, conductor George Street Frederick Urrey, tenor "Mexico Exporta/Mexico through July 12 Douglass College Exports" by artist Noe Wed.-Sun. from noon-5 p m. Swann: Two Taina Kataja-Urrey, soprano New Brunswick works of Telemann, Bach Hernandez The Newark Museum Mozart Concerti tickets: $24; dis- "Puerto Rican Graphic Arts Junior Museum Hall Zdenek Macal, July 12 at 8 p.m. counts for senior Nicholas Music Center from the Island to El Barrio/ South Wing Education Center conductor citizens, students, Spanish Harlem' 1950-1985," (800) 7MUSEUM Jeffrey Swann, piano George Street subscriptions Douglass College a collection of prints & posters July 9 at 7-30 p m available through Aug 14 AM ' July 11 at 8 p.m New Brunswick (732)932-7511 tickets $18, discounts for Mason Gross School of the Ail k Prudential Hall Arts Gallery N J. Performing Arts senior citizens, students South Pacific Susannah (732)932-7511 33 Livingston Ave by Rodgers and Hammerstein Center Carlisle Floyd opera New Brunswick presented by Sayreville Main One Center St in English (732)932-1263 Street Theatre Co. Newark presented by the July 10,11,17,18,23-25 at8pm tickets $i5-$35 Opera Festival of (888) GO NJPAC Paintings by Greg Kwiatek July 19 at 3 p m. New Jersey abstracted images of plant Step Inn Ballroom July 11 and 17 at 8 N.J. Symphony forms and vegetation MacArthur Ave, Sayreville P Zdenek Macal j ™' . . part of the N J Artist Series tickets. $18, $16 for Orchestra Amadeus u 19 at 2 p m through Aug. 3 seniors and students, under 8 Festival '98 McCarter Theatre by appointment only admitted free of charge Zdenek Macal, conductor 91 University PL, Princeton Johnson & Johnson World beverage and dessert included Jeffrey Swann, ptano tickets $22-$70 Headquarters Gallery (732) 390-5400 all-Mozart program (609) 683-8000 (732) 524-3698 July 10 at 8 p.m. Oliver! Richardson Auditorium Bemie Goydish Polka Band McDermott Trio Princeton University presented by the Middlesex Anne-Marie McDermott, piano presented by The Peddie Maureen McDermott, cello Players tickets $25-$35 Co Board of Chosen (800) ALLEGRO Freeholders Dept. of Parks & Kerry McDermott, violin SPECIAL July 11 and 18 at 8 p.m. Rutgers SummerFest event July 12 and 19 at 2 p.m Recreation, the American Federation of Musicians and July 12 at 2 p.m Richard L Swig Arts Center The Burns Sisters Nicholas Music Center The Peddie School singers/songwriters the Music Performance Fund George Street Playhouse July 12 from 3-4:30 pm George Street South Main St., Hightstown Douglass College Cape May Antiques Fair tickets: $15 Summer Music Series event Johnson Park July 11 and Aug 8 July 15 at 8 p.m. River Road, Piscataway New Brunswick (609) 490-7550 tickets: $18; discounts for from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m George Street Playhouse July 15 from 2-3-30 p.m July 12 and Aug 9 9 Livingston Ave, Thompson Park senior citizens, students All's Well That Ends Well (732)932-7511 from 10 a.m. to 5 p m. Shakespeare's dark comedy of New Brunswick Forsgate Drive, Monroe Historic Cold Spring Village unrequited love tickets: $15 discounts for free admission Cape May July 14-Aug. 2 senior citizens, students (732) 745-3936 The Marriage of Figaro rain or shine N.J. Shakespeare Festival (732) 246-7717 Mozart opera sung in English (212) 255-0020 F.M. Kirby Shakespeare Theatre presented by the Opera (609) 898-2300 Drew University, Madison Festival of New Jersey tickets' $25-535 July 12 at 2 p.m. Polonia Day discount preview performances July 16 at 8 p.m. McCarter Theatre sponsored by the Polish July 14 and 15 at 8 p.m. American Congress of N.J. (973) 408-5600 91 University Place, Princeton tickets' $22-$70 July 12 at noon (609) 683-8000 Polish Mass at 1 p.m. Another Chance dance music by Vox Verona at a gospel musical drama Dorian Piano Trio 3 p.m. July 14-Aug. 2 songs, arts and crafts, dance, Tues.-Fri.at8pm. Rutgers SummerFest event July 14 at 8 p.m. Polish cuisine Sat. at 3 and 8 p.m. Polish Veterans Center Sun. at 3 p.m. Nicholas Music Center George Street 209 William St. Crossroads Theatre Co. South River Livingston Ave., New Brunswick Douglass College New Brunswick tickets: $5 for adults, free tickets: $25; discounts for admission for children groups of 20 or more and July tickets: $18; discounts for senior citizens, students (973)761-1670 14-16 preview performances The Burns Sisters will perform dt the George Street Playhouse Summer (973) 862-2050 (732) 247-2981 Music Series on July 15 (732) 932-7511 SENTINEL, JULY 9, 1998 21 PULLED OVER — Patrolman Mike Lapoint prepares to stop a car that is driving on ordering the car to pull over (right). the shoulder of Route 1 south on July 2 (left). Lapoint stands on the roadway while Charles Kim/Greater Media the day prior to the start of the Fourth of vcrs just because someone calls the loll-free July holiday weekend. They all had pam- number. "We still have to observe the viola- Stay off the shoulder phlets to distribute, produced by the state tion ourselves first," he said. Plus, most of Division of Highway Traffic Safety, outlin- those calls are referred to the state police, he ing the state's campaign against aggressive- added. using was suddenly four deep with cars. Continued from page 3 driving violations, including driving while According to state Division of Highway "They (the drivers) see one person do it and intoxicated, speeding, following too closely Kushwara said. "She had a situation to deal figure it's okay," commented Weiler. Traffic Safety spokesman Gary Poedubicky, (tailgating), and making unsafe lane with, so she pulled off the roadway. If On this particular day, six or seven of the improper passing contributed to 4,209 another driver decided to use the shoulder, township officers spent the morning looking changes. motor vehicle crashes in 1995, the most the van could have been hit." for aggressive behavior on the road. The handout even includes a toll-free recent year for which statistics are available. The cars that were pulled over seemed to By 9:35 a.m., traffic had thinned, and the number to report aggressive drivers. But This hit home locally, police said, when come in bunches. After a few moments, stationary position was abandoned in favor Patrolman Bill Grischuck, who was a man was killed on Route 535 after being with no one using the shoulder and being of roaming patrols. patrolling southbound Route 1 as part of the struck by a vehicle while giving directions ticketed, the parking area the officers were The state police also were out in forceo n roaming patrol, said police don't charge dri- to a trucker. 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John O. includes. Bennett (R-12) told the parents, This week's Sentinel includes acknowledging that problems are the final part of a two-part special widespread. But he promised no report on special needs education. quick fixes because there are In it you'll find that federal none. legislation that recently went into In another story, a school dis- effect promises more opportuni- trict director of special needs pro- ties for inclusive education for grams suggests doing away with children with disabilities. labeling special ed students. "Why It also strengthens academic call them anything except kids?" expectations and accountability she asked, a point well taken. and offers increased parental Just Hke the term "special edu- involvement, and it changes some cation," the problems parents and classifications and class sizes. districts face aie complicated and Inclusion, the practice of not always easy to solve. including children with special Fortunately for parents, a num- needs in regular classrooms, is not ber of special education support a new idea. It's something that has groups have been established to been discussed in special educa- share information and lobby on tion circles for years. behalf of the children. tive impact on our schools and ing school enrollment as well as child or around $5.4 million infrastructure. the desire to create a place for annually. The 300 new senior Councilman Morris Enyeart seniors to live so that they would housing units would only gener- N.B. should review and I attended both input ses- not be forced to move out of ate an estimated $1,050,000 per sions to hear your concerns and South Brunswick. year in new tax revenues assum- positive ideas for the future of The Township Committee is ing an average tax bill of $3,500 police service policy North Brunswick Township. It now considering which proper- per year. This is less than com- states that private groups such as was at these meetings that we ties to rezone to the Planned mercial or industrial property he North Brunswick announced our proposal for an Township Council's two the Italian-American Club are Adult Residential Community would generate using an equal GOP members raised a required to pay a fee, then the age-restricted adult residential designation. I implore the com- amount of land and certainly T community in North Brunswick good question Monday about the township should follow the letter mittee to rezone only those prop- much less than would be spent township spending $15,000 last of the law. which would provide a superior erties that are currently zoned as educating the children who quality of life for our residents year to piovide police security for The festival, now in its 12th residential. This will accomplish would now occupy the former the Italian-American Social year, is a major attraction benefit- and greatly help our ratables the stated goals behind the new without putting a burden on the homes of seniors who move to Club's annual Carnevale Italiano. ing a number of charitable groups. zoning. I fear that commercial PARC housing. Unfortunately, their timing was It also includes a fireworks dis- infrastructure and completely and industrial properties might I haven't even mentioned a little off since this year's festival play, something the township avoiding any negative impact on also be rezoned, creating the additional road crowding, lower is set to open Wednesday. doesn't offer. There's no reason our school system. We look for- potential for more than 4,000 However, $15,000 is a lot of the sponsors can't raise enough to ward to more exchanges of this new housing units in our already property values due to increased money, and if township policy pay for security. sort to share our positive ideas crowded town. housing supply, the strain on with you and then working to senior services, getting school ensure that those positive ideas Suppose senior citizens in budgets passed and other quality become realities. our town sell their homes and of life issues. Senior housing has LETTERS move into this new senior hous- many advantages. Let's let the posal for a strip mall at the inter- THOMAS VILLANQ ing as planned. Who will buy Planned Adult Residential Candidate reviews section of routes 1 and 130, as Democratic candidate their existing houses? Probably Community designation con- young families with children. If plans for township well as the petition for high-den- North Brunswick Township tribute its positive attributes sity housing to be built on farm- Council just 300 senior households did hairman Gus Kuiman and this, about 600 kids would be without the negatives by limiting land at the southern end of it to existing residential areas. the entire Planning Board Route 130. added to our school enrollment. C are to be commended for As a 15-year resident of Limit PAHC to This would require the construc- the recent open hearings on the Williamson Road, adjacent to tion of another elementary JOE DEL GUERCIO Master Plan for North Route 130 and midway between residential areas school at a cost of $10—$15 mil- Republican candidate Brunswick. Citizens were pro- both of the projects protested at lion. Also, it would cost about South Brunswick vided a forum to give input on support housing for senior Township Council the open hearings, I completely citizens because they make $9,000 per year to educate each the Master Plan and used the understand the concerns voiced Dayton opportunity to express their con- I excellent neighbors, do not by my neighbors. I promise that cerns about traffic flow, open add to the school population and if elected to the Township are assets to our community. space preservation and the Council in November, I will LETTERS POLICY impact of high-density develop- However, I am concerned with dedicate myself to maintaining the Township Committee's Letters to the editor should be limited to 250 words and ment in the township. the integrity of the Route 130 At the June 30 meeting at recent decision creating a new include a daytime telephone number for verification. The corridor by seeking professional zone called Planned Adult deadline is Monday the week of publication. Letters may be Judd School, many residents or corporate use of the land at came out to voice their concern Residential Community. The edited for length, libelous content and grammar. the Route 1 and 130 intersection reasons cited by those in favor of about future development along and to oppose high density Letters and longer Your Turn columns can be faxed to the Route 130 corridor. They the new zone were that senior (732) 254-0486"or mailed to the Sentinel, P.O. Box 1080, East development anywhere in the residential development would were particularly distressed by township when it creates a nega- brunswick, N.J. 08816. the recent Woodmont Corp. pro- bring in ratables without increas- SENTINEL, JULY 9, 1998 New post office opens Feels Pappas protects quality of medical care in Princeton Junction ongressman Michael Pappas (R-12) tion correcting these abuses such as the has established himself as a repre- Patient Right to Know Act. This bill pre- PRINCETON JUNCTION -= A reno- The Princeton Junction post offic C sentative who cares about the cludes health plan providers from censoring vated Princeton Junction post office employs 23 people. The reported volum American health care system and for that discussions between patients and their doc- opened for business Monday on North Post of-mail handled is 2,679 daily deliverie reason I fully intend to vote for him in tors regarding the type of care available to Road. and approximately 10 million pieces o November. the patient. I could hardly believe such a "This new post office, formerly the mail each year. Since taking office in 1996, Mike practice was occurring; thanks to Mike West Windsor branch of the Mercer "One of the most important features o Pappas has cosponsored several measures Pappas it will be stopped. County Library, has been fully renovated the new post office is that it is physicall; in Congress aimed at protecting and pro- I am most encouraged by Mike's sup- and postalized to provide our customers laid out to satisfy primary postal mailinj moting the quality of care in our country. port of Medical Savings Accounts (MSAs), with numerous customer conveniences," functions for customers," Culver said. Mike cosponsored legislation that requires a revolutionary health care idea. Much like Postmaster Virginia Culver said. In addition to the retail center and vend insurance providers to cover the hospital Individual Retirement Accounts, MSAs According to a U.S. Postal Service ing area, the new facility also has a full ser- stay of women following a mastectomy allow you to control how your health care press release, the facility, which .serves part vice counter which handles a wide range o: operation and for that coverage to include is provided. You place pre-tax dollars into of South Brunswick, offers customers all transactions. For the first time, box holder; reconstructive breast surgery. He cospon- the account and then you decide what is the traditional postal services and the added will have 24-hour access to their mail wit! sored a bill which would increase the covered and what health care you require. convenience of a "postal retail store." a refundable fee card. deduction of health insurance costs of self- You decide which doctor you want to see - The store will sell stamps, packaging The new office will be open from 8 a.m employed individuals - a measure long these choices will no longer be made by materials as well as other postal mer- to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday anc awaited by financially-strapped entrepre- some distant managed care provider which chandise. Patrons will also be able to take from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday. neurs. He also helped those suffering with cares more about its bottom line than the advantage of a vending area including mul- The official grand opening will be diabetes by cosponsoring legislation requir- quality of care you are receiving. ticommodity stamp machines. announced at a later date. ing Medicare to provide diabetes supplies While it is important that health care and medical testing for beneficiaries. costs, which rise about 30 percent annually, In today's day and age of HMOs, Mike are controlled, it is good to know that we IN BRIEF Pappas is a breath of fresh air. We have all have Michael Pappas in Washington fight- heard the horror stories of HMOs sacrific- ing to protect our quality of care. Women's chorus is Adoptive parent ing quality of care for their own bottom JACK GRIMES lines. Mike Pappas has supported legisla- South Brunswick seeking new members support group offered The Somerset Valley Sweet Adelines Families who have adopted or are Chorus is seeking new members in all Monroe gets support from GOP chairman women's voice parts. The group meets at 7 planning to adopt from the former Soviel Union or Eastern Europe are invited tc am writing my endorsement for Warren remain focused, and his motivation is p.m. on Tuesdays at the Somerset County Educational Services Commission (next to join a parent support group. For more Monroe and the reasons I believe he always to do a job that best represents the information on meeting dates, times anc should be South Brunswick's first interests of the entire community. He is one St. Joseph's Church), 12 E. Somerset St., I Raritan. No experience is necessary. For locations, call Mima Rucci at (732) 679- directly elected mayor. of the persons who inspired me to become active in the South Brunswick Republican information, call Corynn at (908) 874-6366, 6283. Topic for the next session will bt I have known Warren Monroe since his evenings, or (732) 422-5204, weekdays. initial term on the Township Committee in Organization. "Starting Your Adoption Life Book." 1983. He served on the committee with dig- Finally, the quality I admire most about nity until 1991, when he chose not to seek Warren Monroe is that when you ask him a re-election. He was mayor in 1985 and question, he will always give you an answer 1988. He has nine years experience in local that he understands to be the truth. I do not government, and members of the communi- believe we can reasonably expect more ty and employees of the township respect from an individual, and it is the one trait him. He has roots deeply embedded in above all others that we need in our elected South Brunswick, and his 28 years of volun- officials. teer service to both the Kendall Park and ARTHUR A. ROEOEL JR. Kingston First Aid squads speak well of Chairman him. South Brunswick Republican Warren Monroe has the proven ability to Organization YOUR TURN POLICY The Sentinel welcomes columns that cover timely topics of interest to all of our readers. The "Your Turn" column should be no more than 500-750 words and preferably typed. All columns must be signed and include a daytime phone num- ber for verification. Columns will be edited for grammar, content and and length and are run at the discretion of the editor. Mail columns to the Sentinel, P.O. Box 1080, East Brunswick, N.J. 08816 or fax to (732) 254-0486. Grandparents support group being formed DAYTON - The-. Souih Connl> 'I liesdiiy of the month, from 7-8:15 p.m. Center ai Memorial Medical CIMHIT at Mcmbeih participate in an open if ram South A n i hoy will of for a whk-h allows them to atteuil when pos- Towards Additionai Protection "•Grandparents C'itring for sible: they do not need it> uI tend each Grandchildren" support group to pro- month. The counselor facilitates the f OFFER EXPIRES 7-22-98~] vide suppoit and information to the group discussion, aids members in net- growing number of piMiidparenls who working the s\stem and ic-achut. the Citi Protective Services, Inc. have an active role in raiding iheii grandparents to be seJI'-advnciiie,s. piaudchilclicn. "Giandparents giving up their icrire- There, will be a. $10 fee per session. tnent to take care of grandchildren lend [nlbiTrutioti packets will be provided to 1-800-519-6266,;; "' to led vor\ isolated from their friends each member. who are enjoying their rcliietimnt." said Memorial Merlical Center's South CALL TOLL-FREE NOWT Helen Pappas, M.A., the group's* facili- Cuiimy Center is located at J (.iriggs tator and a mental health counselor at Drive. Dayton. l:i»r more infoim.ai.iori, SNiot a Lease You Own The System the DaytonTaeilitv contact Helen Pappas at C'32.) 329- Offer covers parts & installation of our standard alarm system. 36 month monitoring agreement required @ $24.95 per month. Certain restrictions may apply. Local permit fees may be required. The support group is held the Mx Satisfactory credit history required. Telephone Line Connection Charges May Apply. 24 SENTINEL, JULY 9, 1998 Befimoiram—Krasnove Isaac Behmoiiara of Fort Lee and Maxine^Behmoiiara of East Brunswick innounce the engagement of their daugh- ter, Risa Helene Behmoiram, to Peny Kobeit Krasnove, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Krasnove oi Bayside, N.Y. The futme bnde earned a bacheloi of i'.ts degree in communication fiom the I iuversity of Delawaie, Newark, and ele- mentaiy teachei ceitihcation fiom Kean I niveisity of New Jeisey, Union. She is employed as a thud-grade teacher by the *" orth Biunswick Township Board of I du cation Hei fiance earned a bacheloi of aits WARMING UP — New Jersey Pops musicians Mariam Adam and Jerry lanni tune degree in communication from Queens up their clarinets during the intermission of the July Fourth concert at South ( ollege of the City University of New Brunswick High School. Charles Kim/Greater Media "S ork, Flushing, N.Y Perry Krasnove, Risa Behmoiram An August wedding is planned. OBITUARIES BLANCHE NACHTMAN LUKOWSKI, 78, of daughter, Barbara Molnar of South River, a broth- Jamesburg, formerly of South River, died July 1 in er, Raymond Nachtman of South River, and three Susan and Steven Caputo of Dayton Mahshameen and Syed Ahmad of St Peter's Medical Center, New Brunswick Her grandchildren Services were arranged by husband, Louis T Lukowski, died in 1995 Mahszewski Funeral Home, South River, with a announce the birth of their daughter, Monmouth Junction, a son on July 2 Surviving are two sons, Thomas of East Mass at St Mary's Church, South River Interment Kimberly Nicole, June 25 at Robert Wood Brunswick and Kevin of North Brunswick, a was in Holy Cross Cemetery, South Brunswick Johnson University Hospital, New Robert Wood Johnson Univeisity Brunswick. The baby weighed 6 pounds, 14 Hospital in New Brunswick announced ounces and joins a brother, Chnstophei, 3 the following local biiths: PiOPLl Grandpaients are Albert and Jean Linda and Stephen Testa of North Kuchinskab of Edison and Mary Caputo of Brunswick, a son, Zachaiy Stephen, on Red Cross executive receives Tiffany Award Las Vegas, Nev. Godparents aie Maiy June 14; Antoldi of Eldersburg, Md., and Richard Debra Lily and Ronald Edward Kevin Sullivan, the executive director American Red Cross, held the executive Loman of Monroe. Guinn of North Brunswick, a son, Ronald of the American Red Cross offices in dnector position for the past nine yeais. Edward Jr. on June 16; and Central Jersey, received the American Red He was at the helm when the Pnnccton The Medical Centei at Princeton an- Stephanie Mitchell-Edwards and Cross Tiffany Awaid for Management at a and Trenton chapters merged in 1992 and ceremony held recently at the chapter's more recently played a role in the consoli- nounced the following local births- Raymond Elliot Edwards of North administrative office in Princeton. Local dation of the Mercer and Middlesex Tina and Glen Sangimino of Kendall Brunswick, a son, Carter Austin, on June offices are located on How Lane in New County chapters. Under his leadciship, the Park, a son on June 26; 18. Brunswick and on Alexander Road in Red Cross expanded its service to the Princeton. community by increasing the numbei of Greater Media Newspapers is happy to share its readers' good news on the The Tiffany Award for Employee people trained per year in the life saving Milestones pages Excellence is presented at three organiza- skills of first aid, cardiopulmonary icsusci- Forms are available for readers who wish to announce engagements, weddings, tional levels - Support Services, tation and water safety; collecting more births and wedding anniversaries. All submissions must include a phone number at Professional/Technical Services and than 16,000 units of blood per year foi which someone may be contacted during daytime hours. Management - to promote and recognize community hospitals; providing more than Either black and white or color photographs are acceptable. Professional photos supenor performance demonstrated by 7,500 medical transportation rides pei year are not needed. 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With coupon only only good at North Brunswick Subway With coupon only only good at North Brunswick Subway, 671 Georges Road, N B Offer expires 8/12/98 671 Georges Road N B Offer expires 8/12/98 I CALL FOR FREE CONSULTATION 732-549-9643 SENTINEL, JULY 9, 1998 25 United Way to receive All Items in Police Beat are taken from Police charged Charles Foemsler, 27, police department records. All suspects of North Brunswick, with possession of a 15 IBM computers are presumed innocent until found guilty in controlled dangerous substance July 2 court. after being stopped on Route 1 for motor The United Way (UW) of Central Jersey termine their needs in this area. vehicle violations during an aggressive dri- ving detail. He was released on his own received word of its participation in the The equipment component of the gift for recognizance. 1998-99 IBM Equipment Distribution Pro- the tri-state region totals $722,533 and gram. includes 280 IBM Pentium personal com- Police charged Arnold Brewer, 57, of Police charged Carlos Ledesma, 27, North Brunswick, and Rafael E. Reyes, The equipment grant was made to the puters with monitors and CD ROM, L ] 9 Birchwood Court on June 29 for driving IBM Pentium personal computers and mon- while intoxicated. Police arrested him at his 20, New Brunswick with burglary, theft, UW community in the tri-state area as part home. He was released on recognizance. and possession of burglary tools July 6 on of a nationwide initiative and will be dis- itors without CD ROM and 35 portable Nothing was taken in what appeared to Route 1 after a Laurel Court resident tributed through Gifts in Kind International, IBM Pentium ThinkPads. be a burglary attempt on Birchwood Court. A called police to report two males attempt- the leading charity in the field of product After deliberation by the UW of Central 25-year-old woman returned to her house on ing to break into a vehicle. The suspects philanthropy. The donation is intended to be Jersey Allocations Committee, the follow- the afternoon of July 2 to find the drawers of were remanded to Middlesex County jail in used to support the UW-sponsored agencies ing local agencies were selected to receive her dresser in disarray. The woman stated North Brunswick, each in lieu of $10,000 that provide services in the areas of youth equipment: Civic League of Greater New that someone had broken into her house bail with no 10 percent option. education opportunities, job training and Brunswick; Women Aware of New and gone through her dresser drawers. She Police arrested Scott Morecraft, 27, of employment, community and family ser- Brunswick; Middlesex Interfaith Partners reported nothing missing. Fords, at 9:46 p.m. July 6 and charged vices, literacy programs and support for the with the Homeless; Damon House, New Two North Oaks Boulevard residents him with driving while intoxicated on Route reported cars stolen, one on July 4 and one disabled/disadvantaged. Brunswick; RSVP — The Salvation Army 130 and Georges Road. He was released in New Brunswick; Citizens for Indepen- on July 5. The cars, both Honda Accords, on his own recognizance. A stipulation of the donation was that at were recovered by police later in the day. Police charged Joseph Wrotny, 47, of least 90 percent of the equipment be given dent Living, Monmouth Junction; and The July 4 theft was recovered by North Monmouth Junction, with driving while to direct service agencies and 10 percent or Middlesex County Legal Services, New Brunswick police, and the July 5 theft was intoxicated and possession of a controlled less be used by UW for its own operation. Brunswick. recovered by Piscataway police. No arrests dangerous substance after a motor vehi- Based on a predetermined "share fac- While all equipment will come with were made in either case. cle stop July 3 on Route 522. He was tor," 15 total units will be available for dis- Windows 95 software installed, additional Police arrested David Martin, 48, of 17 released on his own recognizance. tribution within UW of Central Jersey ser- software for standard office operations and Pembrook Drive, New Brunswick, after they Police charged Monika L. Funk, 28, of vice areas of Middlesex County and graphics will also be available through Gifts pulled him over for speeding on Route 27 Monmouth Junction, with driving while and Hidden Lake Drive. He was charged Franklin Township, with the remainder In Kind. Currently, Gifts In Kind manages with possession of a controlled dangerous intoxicated July 1 following a motor vehi- going to other UWs in New York, New several software donation programs for substance and drug paraphernalia, speed- cle accident on Route 1. She was trans- Jersey and Connecticut. companies, including Microsoft Corp., ing, driving an unregistered vehicle, driving ported to Robert Wood Johnson Medical Upon notice of the computer equipment Lotus Development and Adobe Systems with a suspended license and driving with no Center in New Brunswick. donation, UW of Central Jersey distributed Inc. insurance. A license check revealed that he At a Princeton Hill Estates con- agency grant applications to all membcr- The delivery schedule for all equipment had outstanding warrants for his arrest from struction site, unknown persons stole 10 and nonmember-suppotled agencies to de- has been planned for mid-August, North Brunswick, South Brunswick and boxes of floor tile and two boxes of floor Jackson. Bail was set at $1,500 with no 10 tile connectors with a total value of percent option. Martin was turned over to $2,000, between June 29 and 30. Franklin Township police on suspicion of On Hastings Road, someone threw a burglary and theft, and was being held there. rock through a window about 12:30 a.m. N.J. residents with MS June 28. Damage was estimated at $700. On Stanley Avenue, unknown ju- veniles threw a smoke bomb at a resi- may be eligible for help dence on June 30. A hot water heater valued at $138 At the Novotel Hotel, 100 was stolen from the Summerfield con- Independence Way, someone stole a New Jersey residents who suffer from tackle routine housework or keep pace with struction site on Route 1 south sometime $2,500 laptop computer from a conference multiple sclerosis (MS) may be eligible for a growing family can become nearly im- between June 15 and July 1. room on July 2. home care assistance through a new pro- possible. The Clean Sweep program is de- gram established by the Multiple Sclerosis signed for those in serious need who, un- Association of America (MSAA). Under fortunately, do not have any family or fi- program guidelines, qualifying MSAA nancial support to fall back on." IN BRIEF members will receive, at no charge, three Multiple sclerosis is a chronic disease of months of personal care assistance for the the central nervous system where messages puiposes of light housework, laundry and from the brain to the body become disrupted Monmouth University alumni plan reunion meal preparation. or blocked. The result leads tovariou s levels The annual Monmouth University Office by Aug. 5. Call the office at (732) The program, titled "Clean Sweep," was of lost body function. There is no known Alumni Association Summer Bash will be 571-3489 or (800) 531-ALUM; e-mail established to support MS sufferers who are cause, cure or prevention, with nearly held on Aug. 8 for all alumni at The [email protected]; or write to struggling to cope with the extensive and 500,000 cases of MS reported in the U.S. Headliner, Route 35, Neptune. Festivities Monmouth University Alumni Affairs prolonged implications of the disease. To In addition to the Clean Sweep program, will include an "All-You-Can-Eat BBQ" Office, 320 Wilson Hall, West Long learn more about the program, call the MS MSAA offers members peer counseling, and free admission to dance after 9 p.m. Branch, N.J. 07764-1898. Checks should Association at 1-800-833-4672 ext. 106. support groups, free loan of therapeutic Tickets for the 4-9 p.m. event will cost be made payable to "Monmouth "Sadly, MS strikes young adults," ex- equipment, barrier-free housing, educational $10 in advance or $12 at the door. University." Proceeds will benefit the plained MSAA President John Hodson Sr. materials, micro-climate cooling, home Tickets can be reserved with a check and Alumni Association programs and "For those with severe mobility impair- ramp program and other programs. For a phone call or note to the Alumni Affairs scholarships. ments or exhausting fatigue, the ability to more information, call 1-800-LEARN MS. PERSONAL INJURY 8L ACCIDENTS PROTECT YOUR RIGHTS! BUCCA & CAMPISANO Counsellors At Lavu 50% Off 9O Livingston Avenue Brochure Rates ^ New Brunswick, JNJ O89O1 CMUISEONE, Anthony M. Campisano, Esq. Benjamin S. Bucca, Jr., Esq. #1 in Cruising Nationwide Certified Civil Trial Attorney 28 Years Experience: Real Estate, Robert Cardaneo % Criminal/Municipal Court, Wills, Estates, Bankruptcy Your Local Independent Cruise Specialist am. Monmouth Junction, NJ naC0a (732) 247-0009 732-438-1139/800-519-0050 26 SENTINEL, JULY 9,1998 SECTIONS Community Guide Deadline: July 14 Publication: Aug. 12 MIDDLESEX COUNTY FAIR A LONG DAY — Members of the Middlesex County Prosecutor's Hostage Recovery Team survey the scene on Jackson Street in South River during last week's hostage situation. Jackie Pollack/Greater Media Hostage standoff tests S.R. police BY DOUG McKENZIE called to the apartment on Jackson Street to convince his family members that they Staff Writer three times in the morning after neighbors needed help. reported a disturbance. When the ordeal was finished, the Deadline: July 21 SOUTH RIVER — Borough police "They were yelling and screaming," family voluntarily left the apartment and were put to an interesting test on July 1, said Parikh. According to Parikh, the fam- were taken to Memorial Medical Center Publication: July 29 when a family threatened them and barri- ily was often making noise even before in South Amboy for psychiatric evalua- caded themselves in an apartment lined incident. tions. with aluminum foil. "I would hear hammers banging Following the evaluations, West an- Back To It was initially reported that the Boris against the wall," he said. "But other than nounced that a complaint warrant had Angelevski, 56, his wife Maria and son that they didn't bother anyone. They kept been signed by the South River Police Sasho, 31, were attempting to keep out to themselves." Department against Boris Angelevski for School "moonbeams." But Capt. Wesley Bomba On the last visit by the police, Boris said later that it was laser beams from Angelevski stood behind his wife and one count of terroristic threats and two other planets that they feared. threatened them with a claw hammer. counts of criminal restraint. Bail was set When word got out among the many Police said that Sasho Angelevski pointed by South River Municipal Judge James residents who chose to watch the 11-hour a knife at himself and threatened to com- Hyland in the amount of $100,000. event that the family was afraid of mit suicide. The penalties for both terroristic "aliens," several residents were seen Maria Angelevski then slammed the threats in the third degree and criminal wearing aluminum foil on their heads, door in the officers' face. Rather than cre- restraint in the third degree are a maxi- shaped like antennas. ate an immediate confrontation, mum imprisonment of five years and/or "Here we are," they yelled. "We're the Patrolman William Schmidt and Sgt. Carl fines of $15,000. aliens." Rossi chose to leave the scene and obtain The complaint was lodged as a detain- According to Bomba, this was an ex- back-up. Police then called the Middlesex er with Memorial Medical Center. Upon Deadline: August 11 tremely difficult matter for the South County Mental Health Department to get his release from that medical center, Boris Publication: August 19 River Police Department to deal with. a mental health professional to assist. Angelevski was to be transported to the "It was certainly a different kind of po- According to Bomba, both Schmidt Trenton State Psychiatric Hospital for fur- To ADVERTISE lice matter," he said. "In its initial phase, I and Rossi deserve tremendous commen- ther evaluation. No further judicial action, would say we handled it very well, but the dation for their actions on the scene. including arraignment, on the complaint BN ONE OF longer it got drawn out, the tougher it be- "The first responding officers acted in will occur until Boris Angelevski is re- came. This doesn't normally happen in the best interest of the situation," he said. leased from there. THESE SECTIONS South River." Middlesex County First Assistant According to West, Sasho Angelevski Bomba also noted that the involve- Prosecutor Larry West also praised the has been transported to the Trenton CALL ment of the Middlesex Hostage Recovery actions of the two officers. Psychiatric Hospital for a similar evalua- Team was invaluable to police. Mr. Angelevski was reportedly upset tion. Monmouth or Middlesex "I don't think we could have done it about several things, including modern Counties without them," he added. technology, and his children becoming The Angelevski family moved to Bomba said that negotiators, including "Americanized." According to authorities, South River about seven years ago. 732-972-6740 retired Rutgers University Professor he wanted to return his family to Borough police had been called to their Traian Stoianovich, an expert in Macedonia. apartment before over a domestic dispute, Macedonian culture, tried all day to get Police struggled all day to overcome a according to Bomba. At that time, two or the family to come out. language barrier, and went through seven family members were taken to the mental Haren Parikh, owner of the S&S negotiators, including two professional health clinic at Memorial Medical Center TELEMARKETING Convenience Store, located beneath the hostage negotiators. in South Amboy, but were not admitted. apartment, was also pleased with the ef- At 4:25 p.m., in an effort to drive the Neighbors of the family claim that 1-800-660-4ADS forts of the police. family from their apartment, the gas and their problems began when the father and "They did a good job," he said. "It electric power were turned off. his two sons were involved in a car ac- Greater Media Newspapers took a lot of time, but they had to calm At 8:15 p.m., Angelevski's other son cident on River Road in Piscataway in News Transcript • Independent them down." George (Dzordz), 27, with the help of the June 1992. Sasho Angelevski reportedly Sentinel • Suburban« Examiner The standoff began when police were family's attorney Truuy'Maran, was able • suffered severe injuries. - SENTINEL, JULY 9, 1998 27 Young S.B. seniors remain competitive BY RICHARD JEROME Holsten and Dan Rodriguez (the UMLII >• Staff Writer son), both have ERAs under 2.00," lie s.uJ "We've also had some goog d inning lioin iven its extreme youlh, the South GreG g BoswelBl l andd StevS e Hearon Il lu. Brunswick senior team has defense has been okay for the moi p.ui G acquitted itself well in the though our one or two breakdowns i '\iiiu. Middlesex County Baseball League. sometimes come at inopportune tinK s and Composed largely of eighth- and ninth- they cost us." graders playing in a 16-18 age group, Offensively, Rodriguez, who als o pKr •* Jake Rodriguez's club is 3-4-1 after shortstop, tops the team with a .51'' i»ei Monday's wild 14-14 tie with South age (14-for-27) out of the leadoii -^pd River. Catcher Victor Iturbides, the numbei UHCL "We've only been blown out in one man in the order, is at .479, while ihud game, against Bishop baseman \1.uk Ahr," said Rodriguez. T^TT^TZST1™*: Tainow, the di'iimp "Our other losses hitter, is hitting ii"lu have been by one or around .400. two runs. So we've 'We've only been Batting in Ih*. held our own, which blown out In one .350 range is j :inup was our goal at the game, against Bishop including T I<_ mm start of the summer. who plays 1< 11 hold We haven't been Ahr. Our other losses when he's not piK h embarrassed. have been1 by one or ing, shortstop IOL "The problem is two runs. Dominguez, HIM that we have a very sacker Ryan I nlc% small margin for Jake Rodriguez and centerfioldiM I error," he added. "If SB seniors manager J. Lauch. we make one mis- "We've also got- take, it sometimes ten some key hits costs us the one run mummm ....••—.»«-»—ss ™m*mmama£miil^mmmimm£i from BoSWell (a we needed to win." third baseman-out- South Brunswick slammed six homers fielder when not on the mound) and second in the South River game, taking advantage baseman Justin Drezner." of the short right field porch on the South Others in the lineup include outfielder River High School field. But Rodriguez Dan McDonald, a second baseman-out- had to watch his team lose a 13-5 lead, fielder Travis Juarez and eighth-grade then salvage a tie before darkness stopped catcher Fred Rodriguez (no relation to the contest. Jake). "I spoke to their coach, Mike Lepore," "He's been great behind the plate," said said Rodriguez. "I told him I didn't know coach Rodriguez, who is assisted by Bill how he lives with that porch." Strickland. "Fred can throw, block the ,For South Brunswick, the coach notes, plate arid handle pitches." STRONG ARM TACTICS — Dan Rodriguez has been solid on the mound for the pitching has been a hallmark most of the South Brunswick was slated to play South Brunswick Seniors team in the Middlesex County Baseball League. summer. North Brunswick on Wednesday and has a "Our top two pitchers, aces Mark tilt with East Brunswick today. Jackie Pollack/Greater Media Wrestling Festival returns to Old Bridge BY WARREN RAPPLEYEA school teams and clubs compete in a high (seventh- to ninth-grade) scholastic, DeMarco credited the Old Bridge Staff Writer series of dual meets, will be held July 13- high school freestyle and masters colle- Township Parks & Recreation 16. giate events. Department, as well as the 100 or so vol- , he 24th annual Old Bridge DeMarco said the festival draws about Weigh-ins will be held from 7:30 a.m. unteers, many of whom return each year, Wrestling Festival, which begins a third of its participants from the area, to 9 a.m. on the day of each tournament at for making the festival a success. T on Saturday, promises to be quite another third from throughout the rest of the CjILd Bridge Civic Center. As always, "The secret was getting good people to an event. New Jersey, and a third from surrounding weight classes will be made up after the run the festival and we certainly have "We've doubled the size of the event states. Contingents have come from as far weigh-ins. good people," he said. "It's like a home- and we're hoping to have 1,500 partici- away as Arizona, he noted. If practical, there will be 16 competi- coming every year when we get together, pants," said Greg DeMarco, festival There will be 12 tournaments in all, tors in (fcach weight class with separate especially when we start talking about director. "The festival just keeps growing beginning Saturday with elementary classes for male and female competitors. how it has grown." and this will be our biggest one yet." school (sixth grade and under), high Wrestlers will not be seeded. Speaking of growth, DeMarco said he Over the years the festival, held at the school club and open Greco-Roman. The All participants will wrestle at least is already planning for the festival's 25th Old Bridge Arena, has grown from a one- action continues on Sunday with junior two matches in the double elimination anniversary. "We've got some ideas," he day event, into a. two-week spectacle, high (seventh- to ninth-grade) freestyle, format and high school scholastic rules conceded, "but we want them to be a sur- beginning with a week of camps, which high school scholastic and open freestyle will be in force. prise." started on Monday, and two weekends of events. The entry fee is $10, cash only, For more information, contact the individual tournaments. On July 18, tournaments include payable at the weigh-in. Parks and Recreation Department at 727- The camps are held at the Jonas Salk future champions scholastic, high school All champions will receive trophies, 5600 ext. 4999 or visit the festival's Middle School. In addition, the Central Greco-Roman and open collegiate. The while runners-up (with just one loss) will site on the World Wide Web at Jersey Summer Duals, where 16 high festival concludes on July 19 with junior receive medals. http:/;www.ifu.net/~njwrestl/obwf.htm. SENTINEL, JULY 9, 1998 Bigfoot Open will If your personal war on taxes has decide state s top archer been an uphill ^ Staff Writer battle, give us a rchers will be competing for "Top call. We help our Gun" honors this weekend when A the Black Knight Bowbenders host the Bigfoot Open. This unique format clients keep mpre of combines 3-D target shooting and field their hard-earned archery. The archer who can score the most combined points in the two competi- dollars through tions earns the right to be called "Top Gun" or best all-around archer. conservative, tax-free, The Bigfoot Open will be held on Saturday and Sunday at the Black Knight and tax-deferred Bowbender's archery range on Perrineville Road in Jackson Township. The competi- investments. tion will run from 8 a.m.-6 p.m. on Saturday and 8 a.m.-3 p.m. on Sunday. There is a big difference between field Please give us a call archery and 3-D target archery and the for a no-obligation Bigfoot Open will settle, for this year, the consultation. question of which shooter is the best. Field archery is much like golf. There is a set 'range of 28 different targets ranging from 20-feet to 80 yards. In all cases, the shooter knows the distance to the target. He or she steps up, lines their scope and shoots. Of the 28 targets, 14 are field tar- gets of even distances (10-, 20-, 30-yards. Gregory Stelnick FINANCIAL STEADY HAND — Jamie Martin, a mem- SERVICES etc.) and all the circles of the target are vis- Master Tax Inc. ible. The other 14 targets are hunter targets ber of the Black Knight Bowbenders Securities offered through Club, practices for this weekend's 3598 Route 27 Kendall Park, NJ 08824 and they are at odd distances (21, 33-, 45- Bigfoot Open to decide the state's top (732) 297-1070 Linsco/Private Ledger yards etc.) and only a white dot on a back- archer. Member NASD/SIPC ground is visible.i v In 3-D target shooting, the archers take Jackie Pollack/Greater Media aim at animal targets (deer, bear, elk, cari- changed on Sunday. bou) that are at a variety of angles. The Competition will be in three styles for bear, for instance, could be standing both men and women. The styles are straight or on his side; the deer, could be scope and release; pins and release, and lying down. fingers. There will be champions in all Gene Grodzki of the Black Knight three styles for the men and women and it Bowbenders Inc., said the 3-D shooting is will be the archer with the highest com- much like hunting. bined score who will win the "Top Gun" "It simulates hunting situations where award. you're walking through the woods and you Vince Mancini and Jose Cuevas, both see the target and you don't know the dis- regulars at the Black Knight Bowbenders, tance to your target," he explained. "In are expected to be at the Bigfoot Open archery knowing the distance is critical. In and they are the archers to beat this week- for oil 3-D shooting the archers don't know how end. Both are veterans of Bigfoot compe- far away they are from the target. You have titions. Mancini, who lives in to be able to judge distance to be success- Bordentown, is considered the state's best ful. The target can be anywhere between archer. 20- to 50-yards away." Registration both days is 7-10 a.m. All Stop scrambling around and come to The Black Knight Bowbenders have 56 shooters are welcome and they can sign up different 3-D targets, but they will use only for targets ($7) or 3-D ($10) each day or the one source for 30 of them for this weekend's competition. shoot both and be eligible for the "Top National Field Archery Association rules Gun" competition for $16. everything. will be applied. For more information on the Bigfoot Archers can compete both days and Open, or directions to the Black Knight take their highest score from either day in Bowbenders' range, call Grodzki at (732) You are sure 3-D and target to reach their final com- 462-2278 or Mike Fennell at(732) 932- bined score. To keep the scoring fair, some 7412 (days) and (732) 928-2073 to find distances on the 3-D targets will be (evenings). what you're looking for. SPORTSHORTS The South Brunswick Soccer Club, a July 24. The forms can be obtained from volunteer-run organization, is seeking the Athletic Director's office or at the sponsors for its fall recreation league. receptionist's desk. Call (732) 329-4044 Sponsorship helps the program provide ext. 3200 for an exam time. quality training to its participants, such as The -Serie A Soccer Academy will last year's sessions with coaches from the conduct camps at North Brunswick High U.K. Elite squad. For more information, or School Aug. 3-7 and Aug. 10-14. Both to become a sponsor, call Joe Del Guercio weeks are open for full-day sessions to at (732) 274-0115. children 7 to 14 and for half-day sessions Make-up physical exams for the fall to children 4 to 6. The second week offers sports season at South Brunswick High a half-day elite varsity training camp for School will be held Aug. 5 at the SBHS serious players seeking to optimize their nurses' office. In order to be scheduled for performance. All campers will receive an an exam, students must have their com- Adidas training tee and official Serie A pleted sports exam permission form sub- Adidas shoe bag. For more information, 800-660-4ADS mitted to the SBHS receptionist's desk by or a camp brochure, call 220-1116. SENTINEL, JULY 9, 1998 | ;• Sport Siiii?l| EARN $3,000 The Princeton Athletic Club will hold Park of New Jersey in Upper Freehold its inaugural Invitational 7s Rugby Township on Route 524 near Allentown. Tournament on Saturday at the South The show will be part of the Festival of Brunswick Upper Elementary School on Horses. Yearlings and mares and foals will Geoges Road. Normally played by 15- be judged on appearance and general con- member teams over 80 minutes, the 7-on-7 formation. A total of $7,500 in prize format shortens game time to 15 minutes. money is being offered. To be eligible for Sixteen teams from throughout the tri-state competition all yearlings and foals must be area will compete in the event, with play sired by a registered New Jersey stallion. beginning at 9:30 a.m. and the champi- Entry forms must be received by July 24 onship game slated for 4:30 p.m. Food, and the registration fee is $15. Call (732) beverages and memorabilia will be avail- 462-2357 for more information. Women ages 21 to 30 needed able on site. High jumper Dwight Stones heads the The Woods Hollow Classic, a moun- world-class coaching staff for the On the to h-Ap infertile couples tain bike race sponsored by the Monmouth Road Track and Field Tour that will be County Park System, is slated for Aug. 1 at making a stop in Medford at Lenape High realize their dreams Tatum Park, Holland Road, Middletown. School July 11 and 12. Stones is the No. 1 The event has two courses, one suitable for ranked high jump in history. The three- beginners and one suitable for experienced time Olympian set 14 world records during EARN $35Q00 AS AN EGG DONOR (sport) mountain bikers. The beginner race his career and won two Olympic bronze will start at 8 a.m. and covers 7.5 miles. medals. He currently is a track and field For Further details call The sport race is an 11.25 mile course and commentator for NBC. Also on the staff begins at 9:30 a.m. All competitors must are: pole vaulter Mike Tully, a former wear ANSI, ATSM or Snell approved hel- world record holder and Olympic silver mets. Racers are responsible for having medalist; hurdler Andre Phillips, Olympic IVF New Jersey their bike inspected for safety prior to race gold medalist in the 400-intermediate hur- day. Awards will be presented to the top dles and a two-time World Cup gold three male and female finishers. Also, medalist who is considered track's best all- Fertility & Gynecology Center, RA. awards will be given to the top two finish- around hurdler; long jumper Larry ers in each age group. The registration fee Myricks, a four-time Olympian; shot put 1527 HIGHWAY 27-SUITE 21Q0-SOMERSET, NJ 08873 prior to July 24 is $16 for each category and discus thrower Augie Wolf, a US and includes a commemorative shirt. World Championship team member; Race-day registration will be accepted sprinter Thomas Jefferson, an Olympic 732-220-9060 from 6:45 to 7:45 a.m. for the beginner bronze medalist; race walker Ray race and 8:15 to 9:15 a.m. (oi the sport Funkhousci, an eight-time national team Ask for Maria race. The race-day registration fee is $20 member; and decathlete Rob Muzzio, a and shirts will be distributed while sup- U.S. Olympian. Space is limited. Athletes Please Call Between 8 AM & 5 PM plies last. For more information, or an are advised to register early. For more in- application, call 542-1642. For persons formation on the On the Road Track and with hearing impairment the TDD Field World Tour, call (609) 231-0769 or machine number is 219-9484. fax (609)727-9371. Community YMCA in Red Bank is The 23rd Raider Football Camp for find Some hosting its second Annual Gus Macker 3- players from ages 8 to 18 will be con- on-3 Basketball Tournament on Aug. 15 ducted in two sessions split by age. The and 16. The tournament will have brackets, camp for students in third through eighth separated by gender, for teams from 10- grade is slated for July 27 to 30 and will and-under to 35-and-older. Teams are run from 6 to 8 p.m. each day. The camp guaranteed a minimum of three games and for ninth- through 12th-graders is slated the registration fee is $88. Proceeds from for Aug. 10 to 14 and will run from noon the event will benefit the Y's ACCESS pro- to 5 p.m. each day. The camp features DEALS gram, designed to ensure that no one is expert coaching and guest lectures, and denied access to YMCA programs and ser- focuses on team concepts as well as indi- ON MEW CARS! vices because of inability to pay. For more vidual improvement. The camp uses a information, call the Gus Macker hotline at non-contact approach to learning the 530-6752. game. Both camps will be held at North The New Jersey Lightning AAU base- Brunswick Township High School. For ball program is seeking players from 13 to more information, call Joe Policastro at 15 (not 16 before Aug. 1) to play on 821-8200 ext. 589. Sundays and in summer tournaments. The The Dana Wynne girls basketball program has roster openings on teams in camp is slated for Aug. 10-14 at South South Brunswick, Old Bridge, Edison, Brunswick High School. Wynne, a mem- Millburn and Secaucus. The program does ber of the American Basketball League's not require players to quit other teams to Colorado Xplosion was a three time participate. For more information, call member of the Big East Conference First Frank Bacchetta at 750-5506 after 6 p.m. Team and was the nation's leading Freehold Township High School has rebounder in her junior year at Seton Hall the following coaching vacancies for the University. Among the instructors slated fall athletic season: head boy's soccer and for the camp are Wynne's Xplosion team- three assistants for football. Interested can- mate Debbie Black, Phyllis Mangina, didates must have earned at least 60 col- women's basketball coach at Seton Hall, lege credits. Interested candidates must Tina Martin, women's basketball coach call Supervisor of Extracurricular at the University of Delaware and Elaine McGrath, South Brunswick Athletic Activities Jim Roe at (732) 431-8470. .Loca. The New Jersey Offshore Powerboat Director. The camp for girls in fourth Racing Association's 29th New Jersey through sixth grade will be conducted . private Parties Offshore Grand Prix will be held on July from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. The camp for girls 15 off Pt. Pleasant Beach. Jenkinson's in seventh through 12th grade will be Pavilion will be the center of events. For conducted from noon to 5 p.m. The camp more information, call (732) 583-8502. features daily stations, drills, contests and championship games. For more The 36th Annual Standardbred Horse information, or to register, call (732) Show, sponsored by the Standardbred 297-7800 ext. 291. Visa and Mastercard Breeders and Owners Association of New are accepted. Jersey, will be held on Aug. 9 at the Horse 3© SENTINEL, JULY 9, 1998 ••••••*••••••••••••••*•*••• MARKETPLACE RE04RC Platinum * Real Estate • Business • Auto • Classified WELCOMES Steven Janosik, ABR, GRI * Consumers demand protection * Re/Max Platinum proudly announces the addition of Stephen Janosik, formerly of from side-Impact crashes Re/Max of Princeton, to our professional staff. Steve comes with over 10 years of By The Associated Press be voluntary, Donaldson believes automak- * ers would compete to do well on it, prompt- experience in listing & selling of new consumer group on Monday said it ing better side-impact protection. and re-sale homes in the local market • was petitioning the federal govern- NHTSA officials said they have just area. He is a recipient of NJAR Million ment for more protection for pas- received the petition but have four months Dollar club and has received the Mercer A sengers in vehicles involved in side-impact before they are required to comment. County Gold Level Award for crashes. In September, NHTSA will start to Educational Achievement for the years "More than one-third of the serious to phase in a new requirement for padding in 1995, 1996,1997. Janosik is a Graduate severe injuries suffered in crashes last year autos to increase head protection. The test is * of the Real Estate Institute (GRI), were the result of side-impacts," said Judith in the process of being amended this year so Accredited Buyer Representative (ABR), Stone, president of Advocates for Highway that automakers such as BMW can use their tubular side air bags to meet the head pro- and is working towards his Certified and Auto Safety. "Big, heavy, stiff sport utility vehicles, tection requirement. * Residential Specialist (CRS) designation. full-size vans and large pickups are causing Donaldson said Advocates wanted the He is a resident of South Brunswick for a rising toll of deaths and serious injuries, same sort of amendment for side-impact the past 15 years, serving in the real especially in side-impact crashes with protection so manufacturers will produce if estate markets of Middlesex, Somerset smaller, lighter cars," she said. more and better air bags to protect the chest and Mercer counties. Put Steve's years of STEPHEN JANOSIK, ABR, GRI „ The National Highway Traffic Safety and pelvis. if experience and knowledge to work for Broker/Associate 1 Administration (NHTSA) has said it wants However, some safety experts say NHTSA already has a side-impact test in its if you, call Steve today. . o ext. 303 J to toughen its requirements for protection Office; {m) 821 64O on the side of vehicles. Both consumer consumer information crash program that if Direct: (732) 821-6064 ext. 303 J groups and automakers have sent petitions rewards automakers for using side air bags. if Email: [email protected] *^ to the agency offering suggestions on the Although normally found in expensive if best way to tighten the requirements. European cars, side air bags are also in a if Gerald Donaldson, senior research Volkswagen's new Beetle and some director for Advocates, said the agency Toyotas and Nissans. should introduce an optional stricter stan- General Motors Corp. has side bags in Platinum J dard for automakers that would promote the six of its models and will add 15 more mod- use of side air bags in cars to protect the els by next year. 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I Title 7 Chapter 30 will be applying pesticides growing within the State highway AD CAN right of ways beginning 7/17/98 and continuing through 8/16/98 Applications of BE pesticides will be made in all 21 counties during this time period Trained HERE personnel of the Bureau of Maintenance Engineering & Operations will maka all 1 BOO 660 4ADS 1/ y applications MANALAPAN/COVER ED The following list contains brand names and active ingredients of pesticides BRIDGE 2bedrm Condo All that may be applied new appliances a/c carpeting &. flooring Modem kit Very DEADLINES PESTICIDE ACTIVE INGREDIENTS upscale apt Call 732 972 4861 n< Di h i Roundup Glyphosate MONDAY Line Ads -12:00 noon Kremte S Carbomoyl Phosphonate SAYREVILLE Display Ads - Friday 4:00 pm Oust Sulfameturon Methyl TOWNHOUSE BY OWNER Banvel CST Dicamba 2bedrms 2 1/2 baths garage Tempo Cyflutherln fireplace eat in kitchen ivory HOURS carpet custom mirrors Alarm Reaching Over 140,000 Homes Karmax DF Diruon system NY bus community Weekdays Ground equipment will be used in all applications pool $139 000 • 732-238-0540 • News Transcript • Sentinel • Suburban All persons interested in obtaining additional information on this spraying program are • Independent • Examiner Monday through Friday 8:30 am - 5:00 pm requested to contact the following person(s) by counties of responsibility between tho hours of 008a Adult 9 00 i m and 4 00 p m Please read your ad on the first day of publication We accept i Local Sentinel/Suburban Readers Philip Whittmg N J Department of Transportation 200 Stierle Court responsibility for only the first Incorrect Insorlion We reserve the Mt Arlington NJ 08756 1322 Telephone 973 770 5123 right to odlt re]oct or properly classify any ad Counties Morns Warren Sussex Bergen Essex Passaic & Union ENGLISHTOWN May Call 254-7979 Covered Bridge Lower unit Eugeno Shoup NJ Depaitment of Transportation Rt 79 & Daniels Way 1 bedroom/1 bath all appllan Freehold NJ 07728 Telephone 732 308 4100 ces Forappt 732S36 217S Counties Mercer Middlesex Monmouth Ocean Hunterdon & Somerset MANALAPAN COVERED Richard Balgowan NJ Department of Transportation Rt 70&NJ Turnpike Cherry BRIDGE Rent/sale Beautiful upper 2 bedrm 2 bath apt Hill NJ 08034 Telephone 609 795 4734 w/screened in porch Freshly Counties Atlantic Burlington Camden Cape May Cumberland Gloucester & Salem painted Pool club & maint NOTICES 1 MISCELLANEOUS 66-68 Included Call 732 431 4943 7/8/98 $661 50 Oil Mobile Homes REAL ESTATE 5-15 GARAGE SALES 60 ENTERTAINMENT 69 THERE S SOMETHING FOR ADULT COMMUNITY OUR ADS 12 x60 2 bedrooms All new FOR EVERYONE CLASSIFIED 1 800 660 4ADS windows Central air sun room GET RESULTS & new shed Call 732-928-6025 IN CLASSIFIED CALL CLASSIFIED BARGAIN HOMES FOR HAZLET-WHY RENT? 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The Difference A Hmm...maybe Saturns aren't such great cars Dealer Can Make for 11M y i \ ^1P i' J V P V complainers. Hope to see CHOOSE FROM OVER 200 NISSANS HI STOCK... ALL ONI 1998 Saturn SL2 you soon. A DIFFERENT KIND of COMPANY A DII FCRENT KIND of CAR. t' i m =• I'roiully Set vmg Customers 101 Over 4fl Years' www.acmeinssan.com SATURN of Btiiaswick J^ J US Highway I3O • South Brunswick rr J SALESMfc.9-9 SAT ISATlRNl M «™w«vS2SS2Sr Only Minutes Away From Routes I 18 37 287 &• NEW Jerstu Turnpike €xlt 9 7030-0708 whelan used cars - Black 38 SENTINEL, JULY 9,1998 ! 1USED Bate aasL W tmmabsa mmwmmmi _L\CAR We Have Over 100 Previously Owned Vehicles That Must Be Sold,. All Drastically Reduced- Here's Just A Partial Listing! CHEVY/GEO 1995 CMC JIMMY SIT 1994 MERCURY COUGAR 1997 FOHTIAC FIREBIRD FORNIUIA VANS 4-Dr, Auto Trans, V6 Eng, PS, PB, Air, Dual Air Bag, 2-Dr, Auto Trans w/OD, 6-Cyl Eng, PS, PB, Air, 2-Dr, 6-Spd. Man. Trans w/OD, 8-Cyl Eng, PS, ABS ttttGEOlUCKI P/Dr. Seat/Winds/Lks/Ant, Rr, Def/Wpr, Tilt, Cruise, P/Winds/Lks, Rr. Def, Tilt, Cruise, Inter Wprs, Brks, Air, Dual Air Bag, P/Winds/Lks, Rr. Def, Tilt, 1992 UK SAFARI • 1986 CHEW C0RITI1C Cruise, Inter Wprs, Alloy Whs, T/GIs, T-Tops, Cass. Van, Auto Trans w/OD, 6-Cyl Eng, PS, ABS Brks, !' Convertible, Auto Trans w/OD, 8-Cyl Eng, PS, 2-Dr, S.U.V., Auto Trans w/OD, 4-Cyl Eng, PS, ABS Inter Wprs, Alloy Whls, T/GIs, Root Rack, AM/FM Alloy Whls, T/GIs, Cassette. Vin #RH637200. Brks, Mo Air, Inter Wprs, T/GIs, Soft Top, AM/FM Cass. Vin #SK520241. Stk. #2174RT. 33,974 mi. Stk. #1908A. 65,845 mi. Vin #V2207107. Stk. #1796A. 17,435 mi. Air, Heated Seats, Pwr Winds, T/GIs, Cassette. |. ABS Brks, Air, P/Dr. Seat/Winds/Lks/Mirrs, Tilt, Vin #NB516768. Stk. #1369M. 93,135 mi, ! Cruise, Inter Wprs, Alloy Wills, T/GIs, CD Cass, Vin #R6931236. Stk. I2202RT. 59,493 mMi. Player. Vin #S5900422.28,842 mi. $8,995 $18,995 $5,995 $17,495 $5,995 I $14,995 1997 GMC JIMMY SLE PLYMOUTH 1993 CEO PRIZM 4-Dr, S.U.V., Auto Trans w/OD, 4WD, 6-Cyl Eng, PS, 1993 DODGE CARAVAN I BUICK 4-Dr., Auto Trans w/OD, 4-Cyl Eng, PS, PB, Air, Air ABS Brks, Air, Air Bag, P/Dr. Seat/Winds/Lks/Mirrs, 1992 OIDSMOBIIE 88 Rr. Del/Wpr, Tilt, Cruise, Inter Wprs, Alloy Whls, 1994 PLYMOUTH ACCLAIM Van, Auto Trans w/OD, 4-Cyl Eng, Power Steering, j Ban, P/Winds, Rr. Def, Till, Inter Wprs, Cassette. 4-Dr, Auto Trans w/OD, 6-Cyl Eng, PS, PB, Air, Power Brakes, Air, Pwr Winds, Cassette. Vin i: 1997 BUICK SUM Vin #P2018756. Stk. #590628.59,068 rni. T/GIs, Roof Rack, Cassette. Vin 1V2557776. Stk. Air Bag, P/Dr, Seat/Winds/Lks, Rr, Def, Tilt, 4-Dr, Automatic Trans, 4-Cyl Engine, Power Steering, Power Brakes, Air, Frnt Bkt Seats, #PX566694. Stk. #1974A. 68,446 mi. I- 4-Dr, Auto Trans w/OD, 6-Cyl Eng, PS, ABS #1980P.21,985Mi. Cruise, Inter Wprs, T/GIs, Cassette. Vin #NH373722. Stk. #16B6A. 53,362 mi. Tinted Glass, Cassette. Vin #RF144583. Stk. Brks, Air, P/Winds/Lks, Tilt, Cruise, Inter Wprs, //1933A. 78,660 mi. Cassette. Vin #VC428420. Site. #2130RT. $7,995 $19,495 $7,995 ! 19,847 mi. 1993 CHEW CAMARO $6,995 $5,995 2-Dr, Auto Trans, 3.4LV6 Eng, PS, P/ABS Brks, Air, Air 1997 JIMMY SIT 1993 CHEW ASTRO CARGO 4-Dr, Auto Trans w/OD, 6-Cyl Eng, PS, ABS $10,995 Bag, Rr. Del, Tilt, Cruise, inter Wprs, T/GIs, AM/FM 1995 OLDSIBOBILE CIERA Van, 5-Spd Manual Transmission w/OD, 6-Cyl Cass. Vin #P2138140. Stk. #1982A. 46,022 mi. Brks, Air, Air Bag, P/Dr, Seat/Winds/Lks/Mirrs, 4-Dr, Auto Trans w/OD, 6-Cyl Eng, PS, ABS SATURN Lthr, Rr. Def/Wpr, Tilt, Cruise, Inter Wprs, Alloy Engine, Power Steering, ABS Brks, Air, AM/FM 1995 BUICK RIVIERA Brks, Air, Air Bag, P/Winds/Lks, Rr. Del., Tilt, Stereo, Vin #PB222157,StH9863.70,025 ml. Whls, T/GIs, Cassette. Vin W2544832. Stk. Cruise, Inter Wprs, T/GIs, Cassette. Vin 2-Dr, Auto Trans w/OD, 6-Cyl Eng, PS, ABS $8,495 K174RT. 22,189 Mi. #56328754. Stk. #2040B. 21,450 mi. IMMNMSU Brks, Air, Dual Air Bag, P/Seats, Uhr, Rr. Def., 4-Dr, 5-Spd, Man, Tran w/OD, 4-Cyl Eng, ' $8 495 Tilt Cruise, Intel Wprs, Alloy Whls, T/GIs, Power Steering, ABS Brakes, Air, Rear Defrost, f f/lDon Rf, Cassette. Vin #S4739229. Stk. 1995 CHEVY UIMINA $20,995 $10,995 Tilt, T/GIs, AM/FM Cass. Vin #RZ167033. Stk. *1754G. 24,930 mi. 4-Dr., Auto Trans w/OD, 6-Cyl Eng, PS, ABS Brks, #1507A. 61,795 mi. Air, Dual Air Bag, P/Winds/Lks/Mirrs, Rr. Def, Tilt, 1996 GMC SUBURBAN PONTIAC 1995 PLYMTH Cruise, Inter Wprs, Alloy Whls, T/GIs, Cassette. Vin 4-Dr, S.J.V., Auto Trans w/OD, 4WD, 8-Cyl GRAND WAGER $17,995 SS1165036. Stk. J1540A. 42,125 mi, Eng, PS, ABS Brks, Air, Air Bag, P/Dr.1994 PQNTEAC GRAND AH $6,995 Seat/Winds/Lks/Mirrs, Rr. Def/Wpr, Tilt, Cruise, 7-Pass,, Van, Auto Trans w/OD, 6-Cyl Eng, PS, 4-Dr, Auto Trans, 4-Cyl Eng, PS, ABS Brks, Air, PB, Air, Air Bag, P/Dr. Seat/Winds/Lks, Rr. 1994 BUICK PARK AVE Inter Wprs, Alloy Whls, Cassette. VinAir Bag, P/Winds/Lks, Rear Defrost, Cassette, $9,995 #TJ715043. Stk. #2069P. 42,905 mi. Def/Wpr, Tilt, Cruise, Inter Wprs, T/GIs, Cassette. 4-Dr, Auto Trans w/OD, 6-Cyl Eng, PS, ABS Vin #RC72510O. Stk. #1386A, 65,105 mi. Vin «X645377. Stk. #1863A. 58,529 mi. Brks, Air, Dual Air Bag, P/Seats/Winds/Lks/Ant, 1996 CHEVY HIONTE CARLO Lthr, Rr. Dei, Tilt, Cruise, Inter Wprs, Alloy 2-Dr, Auto Trans, w/OD, 3.1 L 6-Cyl Eng, PS, ABS $24,995 1996 CHIVY $10 Whls, T/GIs, AM/FM Cass. Vin #SH658B31. Brks, Air, Dual Air Bag, P/Winds/Lks/Mirrs, Rr. Def, $6,995 Pick-Up, Auto Trans w/OD, 4-Cyl Eng, Power $9,995 Stk. #1952A. 16,505 mi. Tilt, Cruise, Alloy Whls, T.GIs, AM/FM Stereo. Vin i IMPORTS Steering, ABS Brakes, Air, Tinted Glass, Cassette, #T911fiO24. Stk. #1828RT. 45.923 mi. 1991 PONTIAC TRANS AM Vin #T8122513. Stk. #2141 P. 23,578 mi, $18,995 1987 TOYOTA SUPRA 2-Dr, Auto Trans w/OD, 8-Cyl Eng, PS, ABS 1995 CHEW ASTRO $10,995 2-Dr, 5-Spd. Man Trans, 6-Cyl Eng, PS, PB, Air, Brks, Air, Air Bag, P/Winds/Lks, Rr. Def, Tilt, $10,495 Van, Automatic Trans w/OD, 6-Cyl Engine, Power P/Winds/Lks/Mirrs, Rr. Def/Wpr, Tilt, Cruise, Cruise, Inter Wprs, Alloy Whls, T/GIs, Cassette. Steering, ABS Brakes, Air, Air Bag, Frnt Bucket 1998 BUICK SECA1 Inter Wprs, T/GIs, Moon Rf,, AM/FM Cass. Vin Vin #ML200337. Stk. #1854RT, 55,920 mi. Seals. Vin ISB111383. Stk. #1793RT. 67,496 mi. 4-Dr,, Auto Trans, 3.8L V6 Eng, Traction Cntrol, 1995 CHEW BERETTA ZZ4 #H0070303.St«2151A. 132,152 mi. 1998 GDC SONOMA EH. CAB PS, PB, Air, Dual Air Bag, P/Dr2-Dr. , Auto Trans w/OD, PS, ABS Brks, Air, Air Bag, P/Winds/Lks, Rr. Def, Tilt, Cruise, Inter $7,995 Pick-Up, Auto Trans w/OD, 4WD, 6-Cyl Eng, $10,995 Seat/Winds/Lks»rs, Lthr, Rr. Def, Tilt, PS, ABS Brks, Air, P/Winds/Lks/Mirrs, Tilt, Cruise, Inter Wpis, T/GIs, Keyless Entry, Wprs, Alloy Whls, T/GIs, Cassette, Vin $3,995 //S4301109. Stk. #20B1RT. 30,171 mi. Cruise, Inter Wprs, Alloy Whls, T/GIs, Cassette. AM/FM Cass/CD. Vin M1411377. Stk. 1995 PONTIAC GRAND AM Vin #T8516837 28,025 mi. 1995 CHEW HIGH CUBE VAN K136P. 10,826 ml. 1994 HONDA CIVIC DEL SOL 4-Dr, Auto Trans w/OD, 2.3L 4-Cyl Eng, PS, $10,995 2-Dr, 5-Spd Man Trans, 4-Cyl Eng, PS, PB, Air, P/ABS Brks, Air, Air Bag, P/Seats, P/Winds, 2-Dr,, Auto Trans w/OD, 8-Cyl Eng, Power Steering, Frnt Bucket Seats, P/Winds/Lks/Mirrs, Tilt, P/LksMirrs, Rr. Del, Tilt, Cruise, T/GIs, AM/FM $15,995 power Brakes, Air, T/GIs, AM/FM Stereo. Vin $18,995 Cruise, T/GIs, Inter Wprs. Vin #RS006928. Cass. Vin #SM540225, Stk, #2019P, 35,576 mi. #SF158510,StkJ2193RT. 54,925 mi. FORD Stk. #1858RT. 46,320 mi. 199S WKK BOADHASIEK ESTATE 1994 FORD TAURUS $8,995 1998 CMC SONOMA $11,995 Wagon, Auto Trans w/OD, 8-Gyl Eng, Man. $8,495 Pick-Up, Extended Cab, 2-Dr, Auto Trans w/OD, Bite, PS, Air, Dual Air Bag, P/Seats, P/Winds, 4-Dr,, Auto Trans w/OD, 6-Cyl Eng, PS, PB, Air, 6-Cyl Eng, PS, ABS Brks, Air, Dual Air Bag, 4 P/Lks/AnUMirrs, Lthr, Rr. Del/Wpr, Tilt, Cruise, Air Bag, P/Winds/Lks/Mirrs, Rr. Def,, Tilt, 1996 PONTIAC SUNFIRE P/Wlnds/Lks, Tilt, Cruise, Inter Wprs, T/GIs, 1995 CHEVY EXI. CARGO VAN ' Tilt, Inter Wprs, Alloy Whls, T/GIs, Keyless Cruise, Inter Wprs, T/GIs, AM/FM Cass. Vin 1990 MAZDA MXS 2-Dr, Auto Trans, Frnt Whl Drive, 2.4L 4-Cyl Eng, 3rd Dr, Cassette. Vin #W8517188. Stk. Auto Trans w/OD, 8-Cyl Eng, Power Steering, 2-Dr,, Auto Trans, 4-Cyl Eng, PS, PB, Air, Entry, Cass., Roof Rack. Vin *SR4»001. Stk. #RA210582. Stk. #1809A. 49,754 rni. PS, PB, Air, Dual Air Bag, P/Winds/Lks/Mirrs, Rr. #2127P. 4,226 mi. ABS Brakes, Air, Full Ton, Front Bucket Seats. C2173RT, 29,685 mi. P/Winds/Lks, Rr. Def, Cruise, Alloy Whls, Def, Tilt, Cruise, Inter Wprs, Alloy Whls, T/GIs, Vin #SF141182. Stk. #207P. 24,319 mi. T/GIs, Spoiler, CD Player. Vin #L5238795. Stk. AM/FM Stereo. Vin #T7501253. Stk. #1285A. #2169A. 84,605 mi. $18,995 $19,995 $7,995 28,953 mi, $14,495 CADILLAC $29,995 GMC $11,995 WAGONS 1996 PLYMOUTH 1991 CADILLAC REETWOOD MERCURY 4-Dr., Auto Trans w/OD, 8-Cyl Eng, PS, ABS 1996GMCJ1MMY 1996 PONTIAC BONNEVULE 1998 JEEP GRAND WAGONEER GRAND VOYAGER SE Brks, Air, Dual Air Bag, Power Seats, 4-Dr, S.U.V., Auto Trans w/OD, 6-Cyl, Eng, PS, ABS 1991 MERCURY TOPAZ 4-Dr., Auto Trans w/OD, 6-Cyl Eng, PS, ABS Wagon, Auto Trans, 5.9L, V8 Eng, PS, PB, Air, Van, Auto Trans, 3.3LV6 Eng., PS, PB, Air, Dual P/Winds/Lks/Mirrs, Rr. Def, Tilt, Cruise, Inter Brks, Air, Air Bag, P/Dr. Seat/Windsfcs, Br. 4-Dr, Auto Trans w/OD, 4-Cyl Eng Power Steering, Brks, Air, P/Winds/Lks/Mirrs, Rr. Def., Tilt, P/Winds/Lks, Rr. Def/Wpr, Tilt, Cruise, Inter Wprs, Air Bag, P/Winds/Lks/Mirrs, Rr, Def/Wpr, Tilt, Wprs, Alloy Whls, T/GIs, Cassette. VinDel/Wpr, Tilt, Cruise, Alloy Whls, T/GIs, Cass. Vin Power Brakes, Air, P/Winds, Rear Defrost, T/GIs, Cruise, Alloy Whls, T/GIs, AM/FM Cass. 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