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Manalapan, Enghshtown, Monroe, James- Peter Invcrso (R-14) said in a statement last burg, wheic it would finally end in week that the recently approved study of the Monmouth Junction. controversial Monmouth-Ocean- Middlesex The plan was initially turned away by rail line by NJ Transit does not go far the agency in 1996 in lavor ol enhanced bus enough. service on Route 9, but was icvived due to "The environmental impact statement the appointment of Jethey Warsh as execu- (EIS) is a valuable process, but it will not tive director in 1999. •answer the question of whether belter alter- Inverso said in the release that unless NJ natives exist than the two which NJ Transit Transit is willing to examine all possible is pursuing," Invcrso said in a June 19 state- alternatives, he will pursue his own bill m ment. the Legislature On June 13 that agency awarded a $4.5 "If the agency would extend the scope ol million contract to SYSTRA Consulting the ELS to include all possible alternatives, Inc., Bloomfield, to study its plan to bring they would have my suppoit," Inveiso said commuters from Ocean and Monmouth In the Assembly, Democrats Gary Gueai counties to New York by train. and Linda Gicenslein (D-14) are also seek- According to the authority, the study will ing an additional study on I he plan. look at two dilfcrent alternatives ior the line "Bcloic committing to a project thai to make .sure the project meets guidelines would have people traveling horn one coun- for federal funding. ... y ty lo another, the slate must ensure that the NJ Transit estimates the EIS study will project is wanted by the people in the sur- take about two years to complete. - i lounding communities, and thai luture Invcrso, however, would like to see an development is properly planned," the paii independent study on the plan, conducted said in a statement by an institute of higher learning, and has CHARLES W. KIM Guear and Grecnstcin announced last introduced a bill in the state Senate lo State Sen. Peter Inverso, (R-14), wants another study for the proposed Monmouth- week that they are seeking the study of a approve a $200,000 study of all existing Ocean-Middiesex commuter rail line. Inverso does not feel that the recently award- third alternative route through Matawan. studies and reports on the plan since 1990. ed $4.5 million study by NJ Transit goes far enough. They both saitl that they believe in rail Transit's $350 million plan will use an Middlesex County. The study, which is estimated to lake service but oppose the Monmouth Junction existing freight line owned by Conrail to alignment that runs through their disttict. transport commuters from Lakehursl in The plan has support in both Monmouth about 18 months to complete, will look at and Ocean counties, but is strongly opposed the impact the line will have on the icgion. "There aie serious questions about the Ocean county to the Amtrak Northeast viability, salcly and the costs of the pro- Corridor Line in the Monmouth Junction by Middlesex County and the three towns The opposing towns of South there that it will pass through. Brunswick, Monroe and Jarnesburg cite posed MOM liam line," Gueai said in the section of South Brunswick Township in statement. DeLucia named Lin wood principal South Brunswick's Board of Education, DeLucia is taking over from former South Brunswick resident congressman, stale legislators and the Linwood Principal Joanne Fish Fish an- has long career police department. nounced that she would be retiring from DeLucia also oversaw strategic action the district effective Jan. 1. Fish said she in education plans to make the high school feel smaller preferred Lo spend her last few months at BY DAVE GOLDBERG to students, the middle school's reorgani- anothei school to allow the new Linwood Staff Writer zation and budget development. He also principal the opportunity to begin the NORTH BRUNSWICK — The Board developed and implemented strategic school year in September rather than take of Education unanimously named Vincent action plans for passing the budget, the over in the middle of the year. R. DeLucia as the new principal of assets initiative, communications and Fish served as the principal ol Linwood Linwood Middle School in an 8-0 vote redistricting. tor four years. She has also served as a during a meeting held at the Maple Mead In addition, DeLucia supervised the principal at the Parsons Elementary School School Tuesday night. high school's Alternative Center for Ed- and as an assistant principal at the Judd Board member Craig Rosevcar was not Vincent R. DeLucia ucation and the development of the adult Elementary School. Prior to that, Fish present at the meeting. Dr. Robert Rimmer said that Linwood high school, and the evaluation of profes- worked as a foreign language teacher in "I want to thank the board for their sup- Middle School has enormous potential. sional staff at the elementary and high the New Brunswick school system. Fish port," DeLucia said. "Everyone has been DeLucia said North Brunswick is a , school grades including basic skills read- has worked in education for 36 years. very supportive and helpful throughout in respected educational committee and that ing specialists. Linwood principal candidates were meetings with the town." he looks forward to working with every- He also conducted professional de- selected by two screening committees in DeLucia is currently an educator in the one. velopment workshops for professional and (he township. Both committees were com- South Brunswick school district, and had "North Brunswick has established an support staff, was a liaison to The College posed of parents, teachers and ad- served as South Brunswick's mayor. atmosphere of excellence with great teach- of New Jersey, Ewing, to develop a Math ministrators. The first level committee DeLucia will begin serving as the mid- ers, parents and kids," DeLucia said. "I'm Science Professional Development School, selected candidates for the position, while dle school principal on Sept. 1. He was looking forward to working with the entire and assisted in grant writing. the second level committee narrowed the also appointed as the educational consult- community." From 1989 to 2000, DeLucia worked at search down to Lhc two most qualified can- ant of the district for July 1 through Aug. Discipline is something DeLucia con- the Crossroads Middle School. didates, according to board President Rita Goldstein. 31. As an educational consultant, DeLucia siders ' a lesson rather than just con- He was the staff aide responsible for will perform his services at the direction of sequences for an action. student affairs and administrative services The board has also decided to use the the superintendent of schools. ' "It would be similar to a student who is from 1996 to 2000. DeLucia was also on Principal and Supervisois Association to DeLucia's main goal is to turn the mid- struggling with subject matter," DeLucia the Transitions Task Force from 1996 to search for a new principal for the high dle school into a Blue Ribbon school. said. "We teach them how to succeed in a 1998, and he served on the K-12school principal vacancy. "This will clearly be a challenge," subject; we also leach students to behave. Curriculum Standards Oversight Com- Rimmer will be leaving the high school DeLucia said. "There will be a challenge to Discipline teaches students to behave cor- mittee from 1994 to 1996. at the end of the school year because he has learn the organization. We will have to pull rectly." While at Crossroads, DeLucia also been promoted to the district superintend- many things together. Clearly there has DeLucia most recently served as the worked as a language arts f.eacher, a stu- ent position. Current Assistant Principal been a message established in the commu- administrative assistant to the South dent athletics and activities director, a and Director of Athletics Steven Libro will nity that there is a high expectation for this Brunswick superintendent WhiLe he mathematics teacher, a coordinator of stu- • serve as the acting principal until a full- school and we owe it to the kids to reach served there, he was a member of the dent affairs and on the Mayor's Task Force time principal is hired at the high school, the expectations." superintendent's cabinet and >i liaison lo on lndustnal Development according to Goldstein. 4 SENTINEL, JUNE 28, 2001 IMS Township opens breast cancer support office what families go through when someone is Staff begins training diagnosed with the disease." to help counsel women Little continued, "We are opening our own office and out women will be trained to battling cancer help others going through the same oidcal. Oui office will open to all those in need, BY DAVE GOLDBERG Stafl Writer whether it be bieast or ovarian cancer, or any other form of cancer; we are theie to NORTH BRUNSWICK — The town- help." ship last week opened the state's fust Care- Stacy Lewis ol SHARE said it is impor- To-Walk office to support women with tant to continue to be educated on breast and bic.ist ot ovanan cancei ovarian cancer. Caic-To-Walk was originally Ibundcd "We are honoied to be heic," said Lewis. three yeais ago as a walk to suppoit co- "You aie very dedicated women and we arc founder Evelyn Smiinow'.s tight with bieast pioud to kick off this wonderful event. We cancer. try to provide programs to make suic we are Smirnow, a icsidcnt of Noith DAVE GOLDBERG educated, or we will not continue to prevail. Brunswick, decided to put together the walk Members of North Brunswick's Care-To-Walk organization to support cancer victims We will continue to light to make sure that to support individuals and their families in celebrate the opening of their new office in the municipal building on Hermann Road. no one goes thiough this alone " their battle against cancer Assistant Director of the Department of Smimow said she is very happy about Paiks and Recication, Louann Benson who the growth of the support group. SHARE also works to support people be four sessions of training that will go on has also battled with cancer, was very happy 'This feels so good and so right," she going thiough cancer. It has been in exis- throughout the summer. to have a cancer-support office open in town said "Aftei three and a half yeais I never tence for 25 years and works to help people The phone lines may be open 24 houis, and hopes to be able to support sufferers. thought I'd feel so good. My family and throughout the country who are afflicted according to Little, but the group still has to "It's an honor and privilege and a dream friends have been my support group, mak- with cancer. SHARE will be training the work out all the details. Little would also come true," Benson said. "I have experi- ing the difficult times manageable. I want to Care-To-Walk organization on counseling like committee members to pick up mes- enced cancer and the uncertainty of life. I thank the mayor and council president, cancer victims. sages from their homes. have experienced the pain of chemotherapy. Peggy Scarillo, for their support and guid- "We want the people of North "Once we are tiained, I hope the tele- There were wonderful people around me ance. This is a dicadful disease that no one Brunswick to know that theie is support for phone line will be available 24 hours a day, who allowed me to dream about tomorrow has to go through alone." sufferers of cancer. We want to help people if not I would hope that we could take a mes- and live for today I have taken the time to Care-To-Walk will be working hand-in- and make them feel comfortable," said sage and get back to the peison," Little said. celebiatc hie forever." hand with the main headquarters of Self- Maureen Little, chairwoman. Carc-To-Walk has been in existence for Dorothy Jennings of the Care-to-Walk Help for Women with Breast or Ovarian There are 22 members of Caie-To-Walk. the last thiee years in the township. It start- committee said that she has been able to Cancer (SHARE) in New York City. All will be taking phone calls to counsel ed as a walk three years ago to support fam- touch cancer victims' lives as a nuise. "This is a very exciting time," said Susan those in need of support, according to Little. ilies and victims of the illness. At the time, "I am extremely pioud to live in North Satire, executive director of SHARE. "We She said about half the committee members the organization consisted of only kitchen- Brunswick," Jennings said. "These women are very proud to be expanding into New have battled some form of cancer. table meetings, according to Little. and their lamihes have made lives better for Jersey. This is something that has very much Little said that the phones arc expected to 'The fust year, beyond belief, we raised many people. As a nurse, I have touched been needed in the state and we are proud be up and running by Sept. 1. The members $18,000 and last year we miscd $28,000," many lives, but with the opening oi this that North Biunswick will be our New arc cunently being tiained on how to prop- Little said in a press lelcase "Half of oui office, we will be able to help many people Jeisey affiliate." erly counsel and support callers. There will team has been thiough cancer and knows and I am very pleased."

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Petty issie tales too rauel time nce again the North The in-fighting, howevci is Brunswick Township not helping the town much. O Council is al odds with While a public discourse on Mayor David Spaulding. issues is a good thing for a go\ Council Vice President Leo crning body to do, petty bickmng Ryan III is pushing for the body to lowers residents' esteem foi tint write a more detailed letter to res- body. idents regarding how their tax This is one of those petty dollars aie spent. issues. According to Ryan, a letter According to Township sent last year by Spaulding does Attorney Tom Cafferty, the ma>oi not explain things clearly enough. does not have to include this letter Spaulding claims that this kind in the tix bill mailing. of letter falls under his authority in the town's form of government, In that case, our question to and not the council's, and that this the mayor and council is, Why are issue is nothing more than a cam- you arguing about it? paign stunt by Ryan who is run- If the law cannot make the let- ning for re-election. ter resolution by the council bind- This issue is just the latest ing, what is the use in wasting round in what is turning out to be meeting time arguing about it. a full-blown heavyweight bout. If residents really want a full Spaulding believes the council breakdown of how their tax is "meddling" in the way he choos- money is spent, there is a docu- es to run the administration- ment they can sec with that infor- Resident appalled by message Council members, on the other mation in it. hand, are saying that Lhey are just It is called the budget, and it's applaud the Sentinel for hav- defended by the board president remain so, in spite of this trying to better serve the resi- available for public inspection at ing the courage and honesty at the public meeting on June 18. appalling behavior by these elect- dents. the municipal building. I to bring to the public's atten- Such an e-mail would not ed officials. Prior to this incident, tion the very disturbing e-mail have been tolerated if those I naively believed that members that was inadvertently sent to a of the Board of Education chose wrong addressee from Carole to serve the public to make a pos- a O'Brien, who is a member of the itive difference in their communi- Parent says g-meii shows disrespect 9oi pylsiio Redistricting Committee and a ty. Why else would they opt for voting member of the South joam Piichalski such a position? arole O'Brien's e-mail her comment, "1 would never Brunswick Board of Education. I have now come to realize message, as reported in the speak that way to a member of the In her e-mail, she arrogantly that there are other reasons — C June 21 edition of the public. It was a private message" mocks the fears and concerns of receiving it did not condone and power and egoism, for example. Sentinel, is another example of a sent to redistricting committee the community that she is sup- share this condescending altitude. It is a lesson to us all. Those of public official's disregard for the members. posed to be representing. After reading the e-mail, how us with morals, values and concerns of his or her constituency. Her letter gives the impression Since my name was specifi- can the board seriously contend integrity must take a more active Ms. O'Brien claims to have of a cliquish board that privately cally referenced in the e-mail, I that the rcdistricling plan was cre- role in our local government. been "letting off steam to the mocks the interests of residents am particularly offended, though ated with sufficient input from the Otherwise, we leave the job open numerous complaints the com- who challenge their decisions. I am certain that all concerned community? to those with other motives. For mittee received regarding the And as fellow board members parents and educators in South My personal motives for myself, I will not remain silent redistricting plan." "circled the wagons" at the recent Brunswick are outraged. opposing the redistricting plan while this abuse of public power She certainly is entitled to board meeting, Ms. O'Brien Ms. O'Brien expresses a com- are genuine. As a parent, I am exists. It has nothing to do with officially express her opinions to apologized for the letter. plete disregard for public senti- called to "Train up a child in the "fighting city hall," it's just fight- her fellow Board of Education Why is it that public figures ment with respect to redistricting. way he will go." Walking to ing those who have forgotten that members, but I feel she crossed never express remorse for com- She obviously has no concern for school with my children facili- they were elected to serve the the line by including three Letters promising situations until after the community and the children tates the achievement of this public interest, not their own best from township residents. they've been caught? that will be adversely affected by objective, as time is spent instill- interest. What purpose did that serve It's situations like this that the plan. ing values on a daily basis. This This is America. What the other than to ridicule those partic- make voters feel their opinions One can only assume that she precious time and opportunity people want does matter. But, ular residents? don't count, or that their interests is speaking on behalf of the entire should not be usurped from par- sometimes we have to stand up Ms. O'Brien felt comfortable are properly represented by elect- Board of Education, since she ents, as it would be under the pro- and remind our officials that our sharing her sarcasm with her fel- ed officials. states "1 wasn't going to do this, posed plan of forced busing. We voices will not be ignored. My low board members, so she appar- Rob Witschger but 1 so thoroughly enjoyed your can not depend on the "promise" only regret is that legal interven- ently believed they shared her Dayton section responses to the letters, 1 thought of open enrollment. tion shouldn't be a prerequisite opinions. This is reinforced by of South Brunswick I'd send you these additional Our trust has been shattered. for persuading our elected offi- rants" (after which three letters And, taxpayers should not be cials to listen to the concerns of from concerned parents were forced to waste their tax dollars to the constituents. attached), proving the col- bus children elsewhere, when Sentinel Charles W. Kim laboration of the South they can walk to their neighbor- Joan Puchalski is a resident of Editorial: 358-5200 Ext. 8226 MANAGING EDITOR Brunswick Board of Education. Fax: 780-4192 hood school for free. the Monmouth Junction section of Doug McKenzie Ms. O'Brien's e-mail was I am an idealist, and will South Brunswick. Display Advertising: 358-5200 SPORTS COORDINATOR Fax:780-4257 Gregory Bean f you have something to say, the Sentinel office by noon number for verification. 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We make things more predictable. We can't control Mother Nature or the Rodhtrfct ing giwes students m mm eduoition he South Brunswick' Board of Education's recent decision on redis- Guest Column damage she leaves behind But PSE&G can do everything humanly possible T tricting has been embroiled in con- troversy from the beginning. I would like to address the makeup of the committee, the Stephen F. Parker final plan, and the future of South to speed up repairs and remain the most reliable utility in the state Brunswick schools. One of the requirements for serving on past several years, parents in the Reserve the committee was the desire to approach a have requested that their children be bused. In addition, only one child in the develop- veiy emotional issue with an open heart and Consider our new innovative response system Now dispatchers can map mind. The task of the committee was not to ment actually walks to school on a regular please everybody, such a task would have basis. Again, the leal issue seems not to be been impossible, but to develop sending whether the children walk or ride but the areas that would provide South Brunswick change itself. If this plan fulfills the goal of with balanced and equitable schools. Mem- balanced and equitable schools, the building almost immediately where outages occur and help crews locate and bers had to be willing to put aside personal a neighborhood attends should not matter. feelings and approach the issues objectively. I believe that the board made the correct This was one of the most open and objective decision in changing the building alignment. committees on which I have ever served, a There are issues of balance and equity con- respond to emergencies faster than ever. So even when the weather committee where everyone's ideas were cerning technology and accessibility in these heard and where issues were openly and buildings. Maintaining the current Dayton- honestly discussed. Deans alignment would have some of our Each and every piece of the final plan children spending their entire elementary is unpredictable, your service won't be PSEG was carefully examined in light of the com- yeais in the two buildings with the fewest We make things work for you mittee's goal. Each change had to be meas- technology resources, putting them at a dis- ured against its contribution toward provid- advantage as they enter Crossroads. In addi- ing balanced and equitable schools. The tion, neither building is ADA compliant, committee tackled a very difficult task and requiring children with disabilities be bused succeeded in developing a plan that, while to a school with access, and denying them not perfect, was balanced and equitable. the opportunity to attend school with their This does not mean that those who spoke neighbors. Both the technology and ac- out against the plan did not have legitimate cessibility issues for these buildings could concerns. There were three main issues be addressed, but only at a significant cost to raised at last week's meeting: a large change the taxpayers. The new alignment will give to the Greenbrook student population, the the district the opportunity to provide a bal- redistricting of the Reserve neighborhood anced and equitable education to all of our and the alignment of the Dayton and Deans students while at the same time minimizing buildings. Each of these issues must be die cost to the taxpayers. viewed in terms of the committee's goal. The development of the final plan was a difficult task. In the end it was about balance Greenbrook is not the only school to see . IS A SUBSIDIARY 01' PSEO a large change. Both Monmouth Junction and equality, and providing the framework and Indian Fields will see similar changes. for the continued excellence in our schools. The real issue seems not to be the amount of While the decision by the boaid to adopt the change but the change itself. Currently oui new alignment was not a unanimous deci- schools are out of balance in diversity, tians- sion, the entire board promised to stand portation and distribution of resouices. behind it. We, as a community, must do the Changes were made to address these issues. same. The excellence of a school is not a At Greenbrook this included items such as function of a building, sending districts or busing Kingston students to Greenbrook, the divcisity. An excellent school is one where split of Timber Ponds between Greenbrook administration, staff, parents and students all and Brunswick Acres, and the diversity of woik together to ensure that every child has Greenbrook's student population. Most dis- the opportunity to reach tor the stars, chase concerting were the implications made by their dreams and achieve their lull potential, those who spoke out that students moved a place where each child feels safe, wel- from Greenbrook were better than those the comed and accepted. school would gain. This type of bias has no Defining new sending areas is a problem Tables by: Connelly, Viialie, Beach, Sterling, Highpoini, Imperial and more... place in our school system. South with no clear-cut answer or definitive solu- Outdoor Pool Tables Brunswick is blessed with a very diverse tion. Opinions will vary on how to define student population in terms of race, national what is best for the community. Only one Custom Bars origin and socioeconomics. No sector of the statement can be made with certainty, redis- Bar Stools student population is better than another; no tricting, by its very nature, brings about group of parents is more concerned about change. Just as the pessimist and the opti- Poker Tables their child's education than another. We may mist each view the glass of water different- be different in appearance or in our views of ly, we can choose how we approach change. the world, yet we all equally contribute to We can resist change, view it with fear, fo- making South Brunswick the wonderful cusing on the unknowns and the problems community that it is. that it might bring. Or we can embrace change, view it with enthusiasm, focusing The redistricting of the Reserve was not instead on the new opportunities that it will taken lightly by the committee. It was, an bring. For our children's sake, we must BBQ GRILLS issue of maintaining balance and equity embrace it. from Lynx and DCS while meeting capacity requirements. The Stephen F. Parker is a member of the committee based its decision on two impor- South Brunswick Board of Education Re- s.com tant additional pieces of information. For the districting Committee . W , 'Concerts In the Park' to feature groyp Parrotville Featuring The South Brunswick Department of the Woodlot Park outdoor amphitheater on CAL SPAS Recreation and Community Affairs will New Road, Monmouth Junction section of continue its "Concerts in the Park" series South Brunswick. In the event of rain, the ARTESIAN SPAS with a performance by Parrotville on July concert will be at the South Brunswick Se- 13. The free conceit is a tribute to singer and nior Center, 540 Ridge Road. CATALINA SPAS songwriter Jimmy Buffett. Residents are asked to bring lawn chairs The band Simply Shania will perform on and blankets for outdoor seating. Picnics are Great Feeling Spas & Billiards July 20. The group consists of singer Valerie welcome, but alcohol is prohibited. For Hnasko and her band, who perform music more information, call (732) 329-4000, ext Route 9 North, Marlboro, NJ - (732) 972-6707 by Shania Twain. 671. For weather intormauon, call ext 686 Hours: Mon-Sat 10-7, Sun 12-5 Both concerts will be from 7-8:30 p.m. at atter 5:30 p.m. CUSTOM SPA C©¥EHS Starting at: 1O SENTINEL, JUNE 28, 2001 NS

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Hours: M&Tlt 8-8, W 8-5, Sat 8-4, Sun 10-J Hours; M-T-W 8-6, Th-F 8-8, Sat 8-5, Sun 10-3 ter, Melissa, 13. Former team members, "Through swimming I have been easily sisters now coach N.B. able to find jobs," Socha said. "I was able summer program to become a lifeguard from being a swim- SUMMER BLOWOUT mer. I took swim lessons and made it all the way up to an employee." While Supplies Last JJYJDAVE GOLDBERG Authorized Agent of Staff Writer Socha has been swimming since she was 11 years old. She continues to swim NORTH BRUNSWICK — As the for her college team at Seton Hall Uni- township swim team begins its season, the versity, South Orange, where she has been cingular program not only brings swimmers togeth- named the Women's Team MVP two years er, but a family as well. in a row. She was a championship swim- WIRELESS "There are about a million different mer during her days at North Brunswick •What do you have to sa/' advantages that I have found from swim- Township High School. When she is noi ming," said Jessica Socha, 20, of North swimming during the school year, she is Brunswick. "I have made so many friends. coaching swimming during the summer. Ericsson 1228 I look at the things that I have accom- "I love swimming; it seems like the nat- plished through goals that I have set. ural thing to do to coach during the sum- FREE Motorola talkabout Swimming with my family has brought us mer," said Socha. "This is a great summei Cangular Home Plans closer together." job for a college student." Socha will be coaching the township's Socha said that Terri will have an $19.99 $29.99 $49.99 swim team for the third year and will be advantage as a swimmer and an assistanl assisted by her younger sister Terri, 18. coach. 4 flhj$Irii& tut times anytime minutes She will also be coaching her youngest sis- anytime mfnwtos Continued on page 11 FREE FREE nights and nights and weekends weekends .PLUS FREE PLUS FRE-E Unlimited ' Unlimited Toll Free Toll Free • I FRSME WEEKS f Galling Calling STILL AVAILABLE! 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"I have missed one swim Somerset, NJ - A controversial free report has just been team. meet in the last nine years," Socha said. released which is angering doctors all over the country. If you "They are both good role models for our "Swimming has always been something that suffer from symptoms related to carpal tunnel syndrome team members," Benson said "The kids has come first for me, and I have always look up to them." taken it very seriously." and are tired of wearing splints, taking pills, or hearing about Tcrri said she is excited to assist in The team practices every day, 7:30-9 surgery, then you will need this free report. To order your coaching the team. "I am not as serious a a.m. Meets are on Wednesdays and copy of this stunning new report and discover the amazingly swimmer as my sister is at this point, buLl Saturdays, and the championships are held enjoy it." on July 21. obvious place doctors fail to check when they diagnose and The youngest sister, Melissa, said she Socha will be a junior at Seton Hall next treat carpal tunnel syndrome, call toll-free 1-888-71S-7610 has learned much from both of her sisters. year, while Terri will start at The College of and listen to the 24 hr. recorded message. She started swimming for the township at New Jersey, Ewing, in the fall. Melissa is age 5. currently attending Linwood Middle "I would like to swim in college and try School. to make it to whatever level I can," she said. "1 would also like to coach in the future." Socha that all three sisters have swum together for I he last three years, and that her patents have also been involved with the swimming program. Her father officiates swim meets while hei mother works at the refreshment stand. Socha said her father has also helped her with her coaching. "From a coaching standpoint, he has $e} wart-f-tew been very helpful," Socha said. "He has given me pointers on what the team could authorized dealer do better on." Socha is always happy to make a dif- ference in the swimmers' performance. "We try to find ways to make the pro- gram bigger and better," Socha said. "The kids accomplish a lot and leain a lot during the season. I see many of them dropping time (Imm their laps) and accomplishing many goals." Socha said she was very happy when Olympic gold medalist Lesley Bush led the swim team in this year's Memorial Day parade. "It was a great experience," Socha said. "There were a lot of kids who were interest-

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Staff Write: "We did surveillance foi a couple of MILLTOWN — Police arrested one days to see who picked up the packages," man and seized $200,000 worth of the he said. "We saw him picking up the pack- INURE 10" HANGING popular club diug, ketamine, commonly ages and, as he was leaving, we stopped known as Special K, in a bust they hope him and arrested him." STH€IC ON will lead to the uncovering of a much larg- em er drug ring. Officials from the Middlesex County According to police, ketamine is an an- Prosecutor's Office said they seized almost imal tranquilizer which is used legally by Including all i'efeiisiiaSs, Hoses and Harasses 1,000 bottles of the drug — an animal tran- veterinarians. In some countries, it is also quilizer that functions as a hallucinogenic used as a pre-anesthetic. in humans — after leceiving a tip from the m m a K wr m All GIANT HANGING When used by humans, the diug is ei- jJUSi 27,28,29, " *" * ® ' ®h* BASKETS U" THRU 48" private carriei which was unknowingly AND PIU3-PLANTED ther injected, smoked or snoited. To get it POTTERY shipping the drug from San Ysidro, Calif., into powder form so that it can be snorted STUNNING URNS to Milltown. Police said the June 13 ane&t TOPIARIES AND UNIQUE or smoked, it is cooked in a microwave BEBBING PLANTS MEXICAN PIECES represented the county's largest bust of- oven until it crystallizes, the spokesman we cAitm MANY imxam mm ketamine to date. said. v VARIEHl S AtVI> COIOHS The Prosecutor's Office Narcotics Task "You sec it on the rave scene," he said. Force, working in conjunction with Mill- "You find it more in powder form on the town police, arrested Matthew Daley, 23, street and (at the) club level. It's iarely in- of Bayonne, when he picked up a package jected. It's a club drug, and you don't see FUU LANDSCAPE & at a business in Milltown. many in clubs with hypodermic needles" DESIGN SERVICE WITH "The shipments were going to a business COMPUTER iMAGiNG He said the drug looks like cocaine and • MX COLORS in Milltown, but Daley had no connection to has become as populai as ecstasy, also a uifvuftftiitgrxtttiMihn the business," a spokesman from the fM8B LOADS OF HUflSEBf STOCK ARMING DAILY WE CAMV A drug commonly associated with the night- CDMPtETE U«E OFEOWMW.SHSOE AHO EVERGREEN TREES Iff TO DOUBLE SHREDDED MULCH OR TOPSOIL Prosecutor's Office said. "It was more of a 12" tllllPER fi 35' IA11 PLENTY TO GHODSE FROM H7.00yard-—•-•--• club scene. friendship between him and the business "It comes in real small brown bottles owners. It was a mom-and-pop type busi- about hall the size of your thumb, or in Zi- J DELMRYPIAMING i ', l^ ness. He was a friend of the tamily." |.\ SERVICE AVAUABLE j ploc bags," the spokesman said, adding ptmMacHSia®tM0xg$!iM«ti&iQ No charges were lodged against the that the street price for a bottle, which con- owners of the business, and police would 1 tains about a gram of the drug, is $50. not divulge the business name. "A bottle of it legally will cost $6 to $8 Police said the bust only unveiled a for veterinarians," he said. "In Mexico, on piece of the puzzle the black market, it costs anywhere be- "The investigation is still pending. He tween $50 and $100 a bottle. The bottles YOU TELL US... was part of a conspiracy to bring (keta- hold 10 milligrams." mine) into the countiy There are people Daley was airested and held on above him involved in this. We're trying to $150,000 bail, with no 10 peicent option, What More Can We Do For You! find out who those people are," the Whether you're looking for more or extra money or a great employment at the Middlesex County Adult Correction spokesman said. Center, North Brunswick. opportunity, First Student has to be the easy choice. At First Student, Police said the arrest followed two we're always trying to do the best for our employees. We think we're doing pretty darn good, but it there's something we've left out that will make the difference for you... Hospital donates defibrillators Robert Wood Johnson (RWJ) patients can overcome this initial hurdle," Univeisity Hospital and its medical school said Mark Preminger, director of cardiac WE WANT TO KNOW! recently donated 20 automatic external clectrophysiology and arrhythmia program IF YOU CAN OFFER US: defibrillators (AED) and fiee training at Robert Wood Johnson. 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New Jersey/Robert Wood Johnson • 401K retirement program "I clearly would not be here today if Medical School donated AEDs to Rutgers • A schedule to fit your lifestyle that AED was not available so quickly. I University police, UMDNJ police, Robert • Generous referral bonus program know that these additional AEDs will save Wood Johnson security, Elijah's Promise • Chance to make new & lasting friends many fortunate people like me," Yochum Soup Kitchen in New Brunswick and the • Casual dress code said. New Brunswick police, among 15 others. • No evenings, weekends, or holidays (unless you want them) An AED, which weighs less than 10 "The physicians and health-care profes- pounds, is a computer-driven unit that ana- sionals at the medical school are commit- If you're interested in a position with First Student, feel free to call, lyzes a victim's heart rate and electrical ted to providing the best quality of care to mail or fax your interest or suggestions to: activity. If needed, the AED can deliver a the residents of central New Jersey," said charge to re-establish normal electrical Dr. Harold L. Paz, dean of UMDNJ/Robert 221 Henderson Road, South Brunswick rhythms in the heart. The American Heart Wood Johnson Medical School. "We are (732) 398-1084 • Fax (732) 398-0760 Association statistics show the victim has delighted to be a part of this important We also have immediate openings for: an 80 percent chance of surviving if the community program that can mean the dif- • Mechanics/Technicians (Full Time) • Port Time Bus Aides/Attendants AED is placed on the victim's chest within ference between life and death." • Part Time Day Care Provider • Call (732) 398-1084 for more info. three minutes of the heart attack — vs. a 5 The American Heart Association percent chance if time elapses. reports 350,000 Americans experience car- "Since I work with patients every day diac arrest each year. The association esti- who have survived this critical first step in mates that 50,000 or more could be pre- First Student O resuscitation, it became clear that we all vented if AEDs were more widely avail- EOE/Di-ug Screen must do more to improve the chances that able. NS SENTINEL, JUNE 28 , 2001 1 3 15% OFF Spaulding, council at odds Oil, Lube & Filter Monroe Shocks iog 42-1 95 • with ihls coupuii Or Struts Continued from page 1 the council does more work on the tax il vehicles * 5 qunrls • ' 1.00 rliiposnl I." r(i'l(]iii rGi^iitiiorfH (Juply • wilh ihtii crrupGfi decisions in the township than the mayor. TIRE HARM « II11 59W) TIM «ARN • 821-5WQ public to keep it informed. "You break ties. We make the deci- "It is our responsibility to approve an sions," Little said. ordinance to keep the public informed; we Little also said that the council makes M'fOFF are not meddling, we are keeping them A/C Performance Check the budget while the mayor just presides rcg. $29.95 * wdh this coupon Computerized Wheel informed," Ryan said. over the meetings. djuHUhfikusei, •p.rfcrmiinceiyitsmlccwlMt tlroone Alignment Council President Peggy Scarillo said 'TlfiE BARN* 021-5990 f IR.E BARN •8Z1-S9TO Ryan said that the council is simply try- J sjsi' that she was appalled by Spaulding's ing to show the public how its money is i actions. spent and why it is being spent the way it i "It's disgusting. You should not be OOFF i 10 OFF is. i afraid of this council," Scarillo said. "You "We'r% basically showing them what Brake Special Tune-Up TOE BARN" B21-599O r* are withholding information from the pub- we have and how we justify it," Ryan said. i TIRE BAfiN • S2I lic." "We are showing them what we attend to j Spaulding said that Ryan is just writing accomplish. This letter is very necessary; it 10% OFF this letter to get re-elqpted in November. Any Scheduled Maintenance will keep every member of the public 20 OFF nciinlc i^o tunt-vp • nu-^ PCV t nil filler:. • HHW limit nil 25% OFF "If Leo wants to write such a letter, he Any Set Of 4 Tires linn lyiicm mrvica • luho, ui! & filfcr • lirmzmitsicn mmm informed. The residents of North 310 OFF any pair Exhaust Parts can make it part of his campaign," Brunswick must come first." will) llils coupon witli ihiacoujjun FFDJH Oitiilylic CcHweitor fiatic J TIRE DA«N»aai-5?'?O Spaulding said. ' I question the timing and Ryan also said it is very important for TIBEDAHN • li^l-SPTO motivation of all this." the public to be made more aware of what Ryan said that this does not have any- with their tax dollars are being used for in thing to do with his campaign for the coun- the township. cil seat. "The public should be aware of how the "This has nothing to do with the up- taxes affect them," Ryan said. "They Pregnant & Confused? coming election," Ryan said. "This is a should know how their dollars are being bipartisan council; they all agree on this spent. There needs to be a forum of infor- Adoption might be right for you. issue. We have received a majority of the mation to the public. This is an opportuni- votes on tax issues this year..It doesn't ty to include information explaining how Did you know that with Open Adoption, you can matter whether we are Republicans or we are going to spend their money. choose and meet the parents for your child, and Democrats; this is a common issue in the Hopefully the mayor will have a change of stay in touch as he or she grows up. Our caring, municipality." heart. This item is money-saving, prudent Councilwoman Maureen Little said that and informative." trained staff will answer your questions, help and support you throughout the process. Schuncller wins GOP nomination 24 Hour Helpline: (800) 355-5500 Continued from page 1 Schundler thanked supporters for their those issues during his speech. hard work over the last-several months. "It is our moral obligation to lower "We didn't have money for mailings; Heart taxes," Schundler said. you got the word out," Schundler said. Schundler said that he would start cam- Middlesex County Democrats said View adoptive family profiles,..www.adQptionsfromtheheart.orq paigning immediately against McGreevey, Wednesday that they don't feel Schundler and that he wanted to build a coalition of can beat McGreevey despite his decided support. upset of Franks. "We invite Democrats and indepen- "Moderate Republicans didn't want dents to join us," Schundler said. Franks or Schuodlef, so they stayed President George W. Bush called home," said William Flynn, Old Bridge Schundler at about 10:20 p.m. to offer his Democratic Party chairman. support. 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Pick-Up Only • No Delivery On This Setl WITH THIS AD. Only 29 Ea. Check out local weather conditions f'rf-.HM All at NS SENTINEL, JUNE 28,2001 15 Summer Fun II Grill up some delicious, gourmet summer fare s temperatures rise, more and Add salsa, tequila and lime juice. Heat more family chefs find their way until hot. Place the chicken on top of A outside to take part in the long- the sauce, cover and cook about 15 time tradition of grilling As timeless as minutes or until cutlets are just cooked, the grill itself are the many secrets great but still tender. Serve over rice Serves home chefs employ to make their 4. favorite dishes come alive over the open flames. Below is a collection of great barbe- cue recipes thai you and your family can try this summer

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Turkey Sausage Veggie Kabobs Fiesta Grilled Ham Steaks Prep Time: 12 minutes; Cooking Time- 10 minutes 12 (6-inch) skewers Fiesta Grilled Ham Steaks yA cup jalapeno pepper jelly 1/2 red onion, cut into 12 small 2 cloves garlic, minced wedges 1/4 cup chopped cilantro 1/2 each red, green, and yellow 1 Cook'h thick cut ham steak (3/4 peppers, cut into 12 pieces each inch thick, about 2 pounds) or 1 Cook's 1 pound smoked turkey sausage, cut • ham steak (3# inch thick, about 1 into 12 pieces pound). Texas Wildfire Steak Marinade Lemon Herb Grilled Chicken 3 ears of corn on the cob, cooked In small saucepan, cook jelly and and cut into 4 equal pieces each garlic over medium heat until jelly is Texas Wildfire Steak Marinade Lemon Herb Grilled Chicken 1/2 cup light Italian dressing melted Cor, in a microwave-safe bowl, 1/2 cup vegetable oil Prep Time 5 min Place onion wedge, red pepper heal in microwave oven on high power J/4 cup lime juice Cook Time: 30 min piece, gre,en pepper piece, yellow pep- until melted, about 1 minute). Stir in 1 teaspoon Tabasco pepper sauce 1 14-1/2 oz. can chicken broth (1-34 per piece, sausage piece and corn cilantro. Set aside 1/3 cup mixture for 1/2 cup red wine cups) piece on each skewer. serving. 1 teaspoon dry mustard Brush with Italian dressing, Place ham steak on grill over medi- 1/2 teaspoon salt 3 tbsp. lemon juice um heat. Grill 3-4 minutes. Turn ham 1/8 teaspoon each dried marjoram 1 tsp. dried basil leaves, crushed Cover and marinate in refrigerator 3 to 4 hours. Broil or grill 6 inches from steak; brush with jelly mixture and con- and thyme 1 tsp. dried thyme leaves, crushed heat for 8-10 minutes, basting and turn- tinue to grill 3-4 minutes until the ham 4 pounds whole flank steak, 1/8 tsp. pepper ing frequently, until heated through. is heated through or product center trimmed 4 to 6 bone-in chicken breast halves, Makes 12 kabobs. reaches 160 degrees. Serve with Combine vegetable oil, lime juice skinned reserved jelly mixture. Makes 4 serv- and Tabasco sauce in shallow baking ings. dish Stir in wine, dry mustard, salt and Mix broth, lemon juice, basil, thyme dried marjoram and thyme, Mix well. and pepper. Lightly score both sides of steak Grill chicken 30 minutes or until Place in shallow baking dish with man- done, turning and brushing often with nade; cover. Refrigerate 6 to 8 hours or broth mixture Discard remaining broth overnight. mixture. Serves four. Remove meat from marinade and place on grill. Brush with marinade. Herb Grilled Vegetables Grill over medium heat 3 to 4 minutes Prep/Cook Time: 20 min. on each side or until center is medium rare or until desired doneness, brushing 1/2 cup chicken broth with marinade as needed. Slice thinly ]/2 tsp. dried thyme leaves, crushed on diagonal. 1/8 tsp. black pepper Makes 8 servings. 1 large red onion, thickly sliced Lamb Brochettes 1 large green or red pepper, cut into 3 large red onions (6 ounces each) Grilled Greek Spare Ribs wide strips 1/2 cup olive oil One slab of ribs for four people (3 2-1/2 pounds lamb from the leg or 1/2 to 4 pounds) 1 medium zucchini or yellow shoulder, cut into 32 2-inch chunks Margarita Chicken squash, thickly sliced Oregano, garlic salt, salt, pepper, Peel onions, Grate one onion on lemon juice 2 cups large mushrooms large holes of box grater. Put grated Margarita Chicken Cut the slab into three nearly equal Mix broth, thyme and black pepper, onion in a fine-mesh strainer mixed 6 boneless, skinless chicken breasts portions. Liberally sprinkle the ribs with Brush vegetables with broth mixture. with 1/2 teaspoon salt Press with 1 tsp. chili powder each of dry seasonings to taste Save Grill vegetables 10 minutes or until spoon to extract as much juice as pos- 1/2 tsp. cayenne pepper the lemon juice. Grill the fibs .over a sible. Mix V4 cup onion puree with 1/2 cup flour medium-to-low heat 325 F to 350 F (159 tender, turning and brushing often with olive oil and pour over lamb. Add broth mixture. Selves six. 1 cup extra chunky mild salsa C to 177 C). Turn the ribs every 15 to freshly ground black pepper and mari- 1/2 cup tequila nate for 1 to 1 1/2 hours, turning often. 20 minutes, browning evenly on both 1 large green pepper, diced sides for about an hour total cooking Cut remaining onions into squares 1 large onion, diced time. or wedges. Using long metal skewers, juice of 1/2 lime Doneness test: Internal meat temper- alternately thread pieces of onion and 1 tbsp. margarine lamb, using 4 pieces of lamb for each ature will read 160 F to ±65 F (71 C to Summer Fun II skewer Spoon a little of the marinade 1 tsp. oil 74 C) Meat will have shrunk, revealing Combine the flour, chili powder, and over skewers and place on barbecue 1 1/8- to 1/4-inch^of rib bone at the bot- Peggy Primiano, and cook until desired doneness, 3 to 4 cayenne and dredge the chicken in the tom of each portion. Special Sections Editor minutes on e?ch side. Sprinkle with salt flour mixture. Grill chicken until it's just Turn ribs meat side up. Drizzle Karen L. Kesten, and serve immediately with cruet of brown on both sides and set aside. lemon juice over the ribs and cook for Graphics Coordinator olive oil, if desired. Combine oil, pepper and onion in a 10 more minutes. Cut into individual Makes 8 skewers, serves 4 or more. pan and saute on the grill until soft. ribs for serving. 1 6 SENTINEL, JUNE 28, 2001 NS Summer Fun H 'Saddle up' for some fresh-air fun arents who aie seeking to recon- • What time of year do you want piograms. main ranch house to elegantly ap- nect with theii children, or who to go? This whi determine which • What type of a riding experi- pointed cabins with moss-rock fire- Paie looking to strengthen family ianches are operating and open to ence are you looking for? All ranches places, Regardless of your preference, bonds, are tinning to a special type of guests. Due to snow conditions, north- focus on horseback, riding as the main most ranches offer comfortable beds, vacation that fosters close family tics — ern ranches in Idaho, Montana and activity, but the programs differ Some private baths and daily maid service a dude-ranch vacation. Wyoming and (hose at higher eleva- ranches are working cattle ranches that Specifying what you expect will help tions, often open later in the spring you find and get •what you really want Today's families aie learning about also accept guests Many of these allow than more southern ranches in Col-the guests to assist with the ranch in accommodations. the wondeiful hidden value of the sim- orado, or those at lower elevations On pler way of life that can be found on a chores Others offer actual cattle drives The same is taie of meals. Almost all the other hand, many Arizona ianches dining specific periods. Remember, of ranches offer hearty ranch breakfasts of elude ranch Parents are realizing that are open thioughout the winter months dude lanches are places that allow fam- course, that you are on vacation and eggs, pancakes or waffles, bacon, ham but are less active during the summer. never are obligated to do any work or sausage, coffee and juice Some ily members to ledi.scover each other. Some ranches are open year-round, but Out on the mnch, people leave behind Some ranches offer only walking rides ranches have homemade granola, fruit have dillerent activities to fit the season while others allow trotting and loping platters, eggs Benedict or similar fare daily distractions like televisions, tele- Lunch and dinner can range from basic phones, computers and the Internet — • Who Is included in the vaca- as well. Most ranches offer instruction tion? Are you a couple or a single for beginners through experienced rid- meat and potatoes to gouimet candle- carpools, housework and business light dining. meetings can be foigotten Instead, parent? Do you have small children ers. Many offer overnight pack trips, families can be seen taking an evening or teen-agers? While anyone can fit in often at an extra charge, while others • Does anyone in your party stroll along the grounds, playing games at almost all ianches, you may have may focus on pleasure riding in breath- have any special needs? and just enjoying each other's compa- paiticular preferences. For example, if taking country. Do you require a special diet or an ny you have children or teens, you may • What activities besides horse- extra-firm mattress for a back problem? want to select a ranch with organized hack riding are you looking for? Is Do you need any help or assistance in While most ranches offer comfort- activities for children If you are a cou- getting around? Do you have a little one able accommodations, excellent food, one member of the family an avid fish- that may require baby-sitting services? If ple ot single, you may wish to locate a eunan or just dying to experience the gteat horses, spectacular settings and a ranch that is more adult-oriented. you have a special need, be sure to ask myriad of children's activities, not all thrill of white-water rafting? Some if the ranch can accommodate it. • Do you prefer a program that is ranches offer specialized children's pro- dude tanches have the same special Answering these questions can help activities — like a cattle drive or a trip more or less structured? (Larger grams; others bffer a hot tub, swimming ranches usually are able to offer more pool and evening programs. families find the perfect ranch for a to an abandoned coal mine. The Dude vacation they never will forget. For Ranchers' Association offers the fol-organized options and scheduled en- • What type of accommodations more information, contact the Dude lowing questions parents should ask tertainment programs, while smaller are necessary in your dude-ranch Ranchers; Association at (970) 223-8440, themselves to find the ranch that best ranches often offer more personalized family vacation? Ranch accommoda- or visit the Web site at www.duder- meets their family's needs. riding activities but fewer non-riding tions range from a simple loom in Ihe anch.org.

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Blackhawk, July 14; sixflags.com. New shows focus on fun Billy Ray Cyrus, July 29; for the whole family little River Band, Aug. 11; In 2001, Six Flags debuted "Celebrate Rejoice, Christian music festi- RadioActive is a high-energy at the Gate," an all-new, continuously val, Sept. 1 and 2; musical revue packed with tunning show commemorating Six Flags' Country Jam, country music songs and dances from the '90s 40th anniversary. One time nightly at festival featuring Pam Tillis, and today.The show is offered in Restless Heart, Hal Ketcham and the Showcase Theater at Six park closing the world-famous Looney Flags Great Adventure. Tunes characters and cast create the Sherrie Austin, Sept. 9; largest street party ever! This new show is located at the Main Street Fountain and will run through Sept. 3. Music returns to the Showcase The- ater in 2001 in the all-new RadioActive. 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The Medical Center at Princeton an- grandparents are Peter and Anne Clark of nounced the following local births: Readington. Godparents are Christine Gnizdowski of Brick, and Michael Clark Susan and Keith Watlington of the of Aberdeen. Dayton section of South Brunswick, a daughter on June 2; Lisa and Robert Klinger of Somerset Katherine Adams and Forwood Wiser announce the birth of their daughter, of the Monmouth Junction section of Megan Jane, on April 3 in St. Peter's Uni- South Brunswick, a daughter on June 2; versity Hospital, New Brunswick. Erica Getty and Timothy Hogan of the Maternal grandparents are Geri and Bruce Monmouth Junction section of South Frank of North Brunswick. Paternal grand- Brunswick, a daughter on June 8; parents are Rita and Walter Klinger of Cherie and Charles Whitaker of the North Brunswick. Great-grandmother is Dayton section of South Brunswick, a son Annette Shapiro of New York City. on June 8; and Debra and Joseph Orokos of the Debbie and Laurence Frank of Kendall Park section of South Brunswick, Springboro, Ohio, announce the birth of a daughter on June 19. their daughter, Abigail Samantha, on Dec. . Party Dolls concert highlights fireworks celebration 14 in Dayton, Ohio. The baby joins broth- Melanie and Matthew Clark of North er, Alexander Jacob Frank, age 2. Paternal The South Brunswick Department of the' concert will be in the school gymna- Brunswick announce the birth of their grandparents are Geri and Bruce Frank of Recreation and Community Affairs will sium. Residents are asked to bring lawn daughter, Amanda Rosemarie, on March North Brunswick. Maternal grandparents present a concert by the Party Dolls on chairs and blankets for outdoor seating. 26 at Somerset Medical Center, are Caryl and Don Weckstein of July 6 in conjunction with its fireworks Picnics arc welcome outdoors, but alcohol Somerville. The baby weighed 5 pounds, 7 Centerville, Ohio. Great-grandparents are display. The concert, part of the depart- is prohibited. 1/2 ounces, and joins a brother, Christo- Annette Shapiro of New York City; ment's summer concert series, will be at The Party Dolls arc a female vocal trio pher, age 2. Maternal grandfather is Ray- Rosalie Weckstein of Phoenix, Ariz.; and 7:30 p.m., with the fireworks commencing who performs songs by famous "girl mond Johnson of Robbinsville. Paternal Ruth Wise of Cincinnati. at 9 p.m. groups," accompanied by a five-piece The free concert will be at South band. Brunswick High School, Stout's Lane and For more information, call (732) 329- Ridge Road, Monmouth Junction section 4000, ext. 671. For inclement weather in- of South Brunswick. In the event of rain, formation, call ext. 686 after 5:30 p.m. Amy Schneider of North Brunswick North Brunswick who received degrees at has been named to the dean's list for the the spring commencement exercises: spring semester at Brandeis University, Waltham, Mass. She is the daughter of Ellyn Matthew Kowalski, a bachelor of sci- and Harold Schneider, North Brunswick. ence degree in business and economics with a major in information science; Panic Belief to begin Rescue squad to hold Quinnipiac University, Camden, Seth Rubin, a bachelor of arts degree Conn., announced the following local stu- with honors in mathematics; and new meeting series fund-raiser July 2 dents named to the dean's list for the spring Yue Xu, a master's of science degree in Panic Relief Inc., North Brunswick, will The North Brunswick Rescue Squad will semester; civil engineering. begin its next series of Tuesday support hold its annual fund-raiser on July 2 from 11 group meetings July 17 at 7:30 p.m. (loca- a.m. .to 3 p.m. at Michael's Family Todd A. Gill and Erin V. Kelly, both of South Brunswick High School senior tion to-be determined). The meetings discuss Restaurant, 2172 Route 130, North the Kendall, Park section of South Stephen Farago has been awarded the panic disorder, agoraphobia and symptoms Brunswick. Cost is $7.95 for the meal. A Brunswick, and both majoring in health sci- ninth annual Robert T. Thorpe Memorial of anxiety, relaxation response, and other children's menu of chicken fingers or ence and physical therapy. Scholarship for $1,000 by the South topics. Call (877) 363-3327. spaghetti and fries is available for $4.95. Brunswick Veterans Tribute Committee. Take-out will also be available. For more The University of Delaware, Newark, The scholarship is based on character, information, call (732) 297-4645. has announced the following local students Americanism, and need. Republican Oiub sets trip who received honors at a recent ceremony: Farago, a resident of the Kendall Park to 'Music Man' July 7 Fixer of Hearts Train Up section of South Brunswick, will attend The North Brunswick Republican Club Dana M. Valentino of. North Brunswick Towson University, Md., in the fall. is sponsoring a bus trip to see The Music a Mom' to begin July 5 received an Edwin G. Crocker Scholarship; Man in New York City on July 7 at noon Community Church Fixer of Hearts, and Matt Desmond of North Brunswick has (performance time is 2 p.m.). Cost is $97 Melissa A. Pugliese of North Brunswick been inducted into the National Vocational 1210 Cozzens Lane, North Brunswick, for transportation and orchestra seats; will offer a nine-week series "Train Up a was inducted into Phi Kappa Phi national and Technical Honor Society. He is a junior refreshments will be served on the bus. honor society. at the Middlesex County Vocational and Mom" beginning July 5 from 7-9 p.m. A The bus will depart from the parking lot NavPress guide is necessary and the cost is Technical High School, East Brunswick, of Linwood School at Linwood Place. Lehigh University, Bethlehem, .Pa., and the son of Susan and Kevin Desmond, $6.50. Child care will be available for a For more information, call Sandi at nominal fee. Call Pam at (732) 297-2792. announced the following graduates from North Brunswick. (732)247-5771.

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NORTH BRUNSWICK ~ COLLISION CENTER Police are investigating a reported ® Quality Collision Repairs & Refinishing burglary to a residence on Hermann Road sometime between 5 a.m. on June 18 and • Auto Class Replacement 6 p.m. on June 19. Police said an unknown • Unibody & Frame Alignment specialists person entered the residence through a ground-floor bedroom window and * Licensed 24 Hour Towing Service For: I removed $1,450 in property. Items report- ON COLLISION REPAIRS ed stolen included a Sony PlayStation South Brunswick & Plainsboro I game console, Sony PlayStation game Police Departments cartridges, Nintendo 64 game console, I Nintendo 64 game cartridges and a VCR. • Direct Repair Referral Facility For Many RT. 1 SO. BRUNSWICK A burglary was reported at the insurance Companies 732-297-710© Petunia Drive Apartment complex between |j Void Whore Prah liiled Maximum Discount S500 00 Fxpiret. 7 31 01 if 7:15 p.m. on June 13 and 2 a.m. on June 14. There was $850 cash removed from the apartment, and visible signs of forced entry, according to police.

Constantine Mamakos, 20, of Brooklyn Heights, N.Y was arrested and New From MaavatI charged with driving while intoxicated fol- lowing a vehicle stop at the intersection of Route 130 and Finnegans Lane at 1:27 p.m. on June 17. Mamakos was later released on his own recognizance.

Auditions for 'Grease' sSated for July 2-3 The North Brunswick Young Adult Drama Group will hold auditions for the musical Grease on July 2-3 at 7 p m. in the With a Free Gift auditorium of Noith Biunswick Township High School, Raider Road and Route 130. Auditions arc open to area teen-agers fiom high school to age 22. Rehearsals Check Out Our Better Features: will take place Monday-Friday fiom 6-10 p m. beginning July 5, and the production • Only $100 Minimum Opening Deposit First 200 Standard Checks Free will be staged Aug 9-11. • No Service Fee* Overdraft Protection Available For more information, call the Noith Brunswick Department of Human • Free ATM Card (and use at our Convenient Monthly Statement Services office at (732) 247-0922, ext. machines) MAC/Master Money Cards 475. • Unlimited Checkwriting (for qualified applicants) Dedication of Heritage • Account is Free to Senior Citizens Day painting Juiy 2 (Over Age 62) There will be a painting dedication cer- emony sponsored by the township of North Brunswick on July 2 at 7 p.m. at the Your Choice Free municipal building at 710 Hermann Road. When You Open a The dedication is of the Heritage Day painting created by Allison Riccadelli and Better Checking Account cosponsored by the Georges Road Baptist Church. for $100 or A/lore! The event is free and open to the pub- Tote/Beach Bag Folding Umbrella lic, and refreshments will be served. For (Limited time gift offer valid on new accounts opened with required minimum deposit Accounts opened with funds transferred from existing more information, call (732) 247-0922, Magyar Savings Bank accounts are not eligible for a free gift Should gift items shown become unavailable, we reserve the right to substi- ext. 475. tute comparable gifts Deposit amount qualifying for a free gift must remain on deposit for 6 months or a charge will be made For the gift Tax liability, if any, is sole responsibility of gift recipient Gift offer may be withdrawn at any time "There is no service fee when you maintain a 'Biofuels9 to be topic at monthly balance of $500 or more Balances that fall below the required minimum are subject to a $7 00 monthly service fee) environmenta! meeting Stop by Our Nearest Office Now The Lawrence Brook Watershed Part- nership Inc. will hold its next meeting at or For More Information Call 7:30 p.m. on June 27 in the council cham- bers at Milltown Borough Hall, 39 Wash- 1-888-990-BANK ington Ave. Guest speaker Steven Spence, renew- able energy consultant, will speak on Better, not Bigger. "Biofuels: Clean, Economical and Sustainable." Spence is set to demonstrate how biodiesel is produced. He plans to bring in a vegetable oil-powered car for Magyar inspection. The Lawrence Brook Watershed Part- nership has environmental interests in the SAVINGS BANK area including East Brunswick, Milltown, South Brunswick, North Brunswick and New Brunswick • South Brunswick New Brunswick www.magbank.com For more information, call Di. Charles ! An Equal Housing, Equal Opportunity Lender • Member FDIC Bruno at (732) 846-3817. 22 SENTINEL, JUNE 28, 2001 NS

Greater Media Newspapers prints obituaries CARMELLA P. LOPRESTI LEWYCKY, 57, as a free community service, at no charge to the of Milltown died June 13 at home. She was families of the deceased or to the funeral homes employed as a sales associate for Bradlees for that provide the information. 15 years, first in the North Brunswick store and then in the East Brunswick location. Surviving MARY WHITE, 58, of Howell died June 17 at are her husband, George S.; .three sons, home. She was a licensed practical nurse at George R. and Michael J., both of Milltown, Perth Amboy General Hospital and later at the and Robert G. of Daytona Beach, Fla.; a broth- Manor until 1989. She was a member of St. er, Felix J. LoPresti of Old Bridge; and a sister, "Whole Child" Orientation • Extracurricular Programs,i.e., Art, Music, Veronica's Church, Howell. Born in Newark, she Loretta R. 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Achievement Tests Playground Equipment ents, Louis and Marguerite Bentsen of Forked He was a former special police officer in State-ot-the-Art Computer Program • Very Reasonable Rates River; four brothers, Louis Bentsen of Georgia, Sayreville and a former Middlesex County Small Classes - individualized Attention Jack Lewis of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Edward Deputy Sheriff. Surviving are his wife, Lucille Lewis of Pottstown, Pa. and Danny Murray of DePaola Fusco; three sons, Anthony of the • CARING, RESPONSIVE ADMINISTRATIVE LEADERSHIP Kearny; seven sisters, Marguerite Lonseth of Kendall Park section of South Brunswick, We work together with our parent body to form a partnership whose goal Chicago, Christie Casey of Howell, Kathy Lyons Bruce of the Toms River section of Dover and of Aberdeen, Elizabeth Barbounis of Wharton, Mark of the Leonardo section of Middletown; a is for each student to reach their full academic and social potential. Peggy Riveria of Harrison, Barbara Banchak of daughter, Jill Poliny of Leonardo; and four Kearny and Joan Lewis of California; and two grandchildren. A Mass was offered at St. M0W 2001-2(102 CLASSES grandchildren. A Mass was offered at St. Mary's Church, South Amboy. Interment was in veronica's Church, Howell. Interment was in St. Shore Land Memorial Park, Hazlet. nglt Eighth Grade - Rose of Lima Cemetery, Freehold. Also Available Hebrew School • Bar Mitzvah & BasTorah Instruction MARY L. JOHNSTONE, 81, of Milltown, died EUGENE F- SMITH, 63, of the Parlin sec- June 23 in Park Place Center, Monmouth tion of Sayreville died June 19 in Raritan Bay Junction. Surviving are her husband, William J. Medical Center, Perth Amboy division. 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BY GEORGE ALB AN O Staff Writer dison High School girls softball coach Ken Bjornsen thought he • • ' />•,.. W «h-. E had accomplished just about every- thing a coach could in the past 17 years. After all, he had won 12 division championships, four Greater Middlesex Conference titles, five state sectional crowns, and three state championships. That's 24 championships in all, if you're keeping score at home. All that and a glossy 353-83 career record. Yes, Bjornsen figured he had accomplished just about everything. But he was wrong. There was one thing left which made his impressive resume complete. Bjornsen was recently inducted into the New Jersey High School Coaches Hall of Fame. "It's probably the greatest honor 1 could ever achieve in coaching," Bjornsen said of the prestigious honor bestowed upon him at a dinner attended by more than 600 people. "I was stunned. There arc a lot of great coaches in the hall of fame and to be a part of that group is very hum- bling." And rare. In fact, Bjornsen is only the second coach ever from the town of Edison to enter the NJHS Coaches Hall of Fame, joining former EHS baseball coach Jim Muldowney. SARAH McCOLGAN The hall of feme induction is certainly Ken Bjornsen stands in front of his wait of fame in his home in Monroe. Bjornsen, the longtime coach of the Edison High School the exclamation mark in the coaching softball team, is stepping down as coach after leading the Eagles to numerous championships over the last 17 years. career of the 50-year-old Bjornsen, who announced he was retiring following this kids are growing up, and I decided I want- done one of his bast coaching jobs this my entire life. It's an ongoing battle. Some past season. In all, Bjornsen has spent the ed to spend more time with them." spring when he took a very young team days are better than others, but I'd like to past 27 years coaching at Edison, the first Bjornsen, a Monroe Township resident, short on experience and molded it into a think I've had more good days than bad. 10 as an assistant baseball coach under the has a 15-year-old daughter, Kristin, who state tournament club which finished 14- "It's a type of challenge I had every late Mike Krychowecky, 'who led the will be entering her sophomore year at 13. day, and sometimes 1 tried to incorporate it Eagles to back to back state titles in 1980 Monroe High School, where she plays "It was a very young _ team which into my coaching. Life isn't always fair, and'81. . softball. In fact, she skipped over, the played what was described as the toughest and there are a lot. of challenges and hur- "The baseball program was very suc- freshman team this past season and schedule in the state of New Jersey," dles. I always tried to instill into my play- cessful and still is. I'd like to think I had a jumped directly to Bjornsen noted. ers that you have good days and bad days, little bit to do with it," Bjornsen said. "I the junior varsity . "And we did that by but you have to overcome them and that tried to bring to my own softball program where she played • design. The last 10 makes you a better person." some of the things I learned with the base- the outfield. years we always Bjornsen's close relationship to his ball program." "I practically played the best pos- players is just one of the things he'll miss It was Krychowecky, his former men- missed her entire sible teams we could about not coaching. tor, who had a lot to do with Bjornsen freshman year "I'll probably get a little and traveled all over "I think I will miss a little of every- becoming the head coach of the girls soft- because I was so itchy around March when the state. That's how thing," he said. "I'm going to miss being ball team. busy with my own our program became with the kids. I've been blessed for 17 "When the opening came up, it was team," said I'm used to getting ready to so good. This was years with some wonderful kids. I'm also Mike Krychowecky who came up to me Bjornsen, who also start practice. I'm sure it just one of those going to miss the camaraderie with all the and talked to me about taking over the has a 13-year-old will get to me." years. coaches. I got to know a lot of coaches all softball program," Bjornsen recalled. "He son, Chris. "I told "We played only over the state of New Jersey. r didn't want to leave coaching, and I'was all the parents at one team that had a "And I'm going to miss the caliber of our team banquet Ken Bjornsen losing record. Every play we were used to day in and day out. itching to be a head coach. He told me, retiring Edison HS softball coach 'You have to go do it; you've got to make that I wanted to be other team we We always played a quality schedule." a name for yourself,' Those were his exact able to do what played had a win- But Bjornsen won't be too far removed. words." they've been doing . ning record," he He will still teach in the school and says he Bjornsen took: his advice and the rest, all these years and added. "But a lot of will certainly attend a few softball games as they say, is history. And quite an that is watch my • •' , .. ., — - our players'return next season. impressive history as Bjornsen built the daughter play. next year, and there "You can bet on that. I promised some Lady Eagles into one of the best high "I love coaching softball, and I'm not will be a lot of experience in key positions. of the young players that when I could, I school girls softball programs in the state leaving because I'm not having fun any- Whoever takes over will be getting a qual- would stick around and watch them play. I .of New Jersey, winning state champi- more or anything like that. I just want to ity program. There's no rebuilding to be will just not be in the dugout or the third- onships in 1987, '90 and '91. spend time with my family. I want to done, just reloading." base coaching box where I always stood. watch my daughter play. I want to sit back But after 17 successful seasons, But what really made Bjornsen's "I'll probably get a little itchy come and be supportive. I just feel the time is coaching career even more remarkable all March when I'm usually getting ready Bjornsen felt it was time to step away right." from coaching. His reasons were simple. these years is that he has Tourette's syn- start practice," he concluded. "I'm sure it drome. "I coached a total of 27 years between Bjornsen carved out quite a legacy dur- will get to me, but life goes on, and there the two sports," he pointed out. "My own ing his career. But for all his champi- "It's a nervous disorder that has no are other important things. I'm moving on onships and great seasons, he might have known cure," he explained. "I've had it to bigger and better things, my family." 24 SENTINEL, JUNE 28, 2001 NS Do You Have Psoriasis? North Brunswick Legion Patients, age 18 to 75, male or female, with team off to a solid start moderate to severe psoriasis (at least 5% body Coach hoping team can Flanking them at second, Anderson has surface) needed for a clinical research study of an done excellent work with the glove, and improve its hitting several different players have been fea- investigational oral medication. tured on the left side of the infield. BY RICHARD JEROME The shortstop slot has been filled by • All study drug, clinic visits, and tests required 'Staff Write/ Batten, along with Scott DcBaker and, on for the study will be provided at no cost to 5-0 one-hitter loss lo Old Bridge occasion, Rickards. Guarding the hot cor- on Monday night underscores the ner arc Ricky Atlanasio and Mike qualified participants. Study duration - central problem faced by the North McCormick. approximately 6 weeks (9 clinic visits.) ABrunswick's Junior American Legion Snediker has some talent in the out- baseball team this year. field, with Peter Medciros in left, Nick • Financial compensation available for "We've struggled with our bats," said Sawuck in center and a combo of Carroll Coach Darren Snediker, whose club and John Marcck over in left field. qualified participants. dropped to 3-3 with the defeat. Thus far Snediker is happy with the ef- "Our strength is our defense, but if we fort his team is giving, and believes that FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL: can turn our hitting around we'll have a the hitting will come around eventually. decent team. Qtf course, it's still early in "They've all done a nice job for us,' NANCY @ (732) 418-8484 the year." said the coach. "Sawuk, who is hitting Thus far North Brunswick , which around .400 is really the only one so far ALICE B. GOTTLIEB, M.D., PH.D. faced Piscataway last night, has lost a one- who has been consistent with the bat." PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR run game to St. Joseph's of Metuchen and Snediker, who is assisted by Dr. Robert a two-run contest to South Brunswick, Rickards and Bob Anderson, leads North UMDNJ/RWJMS-CLINICAL RESEARCH CENTER while the wins have come against Bishop Brunswick through a busy balance of the Ahr, Sayreville and Colonia. week. Yesterday's clash with Piscataway 51 FRENCH STREET Aside from the solid fielding, the is followed up by a lilt today against John pitching has been reliable, headed by F. Kennedy of Iselin. P.O. BOX 19 Andy Nunez and Gabe Rickards, with On Saturday, the team hosts the North NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ 08903 support from Kevin Anderson and Charlie Brunswick Invitational Tournament, a Batten. Two catchers split duty behind the four-club affair also involving St. Joe's, UMDNI plate, Nick Gray and Billy Carroll. the Father and Son team of Edison, and North Brunswick also has a duo shar- the Fords VFW squad, which largely con- ing first base, with Brian Wolfson and sists of players from J.P. Stevens of north ROBERT WOOD JOHNSON Jared Garthe both seeing playing time. Edison. MEDICAL SCHOOL University of Medicine & Dentistry of New Jersey Willows Swim Club tope North Brunswick he following are the results of the Kugel, Brian Dau (first). Willows Swim Club's, South In the 10-and-undcr division: girls 100 T Brunswick, June 23 meet against IM: Liz Samtur (first) and Abbey North Brunswick. Willows won the meet Weingarten (second); and boys 100 free: 166-62. William Samtur (third). In the 8-and-under division the follow- In the 11/12-year-old division: girls ing Willows swimmers had top finishes: 100 IM: Kelli Sanchez (first); boys 100 girls 25 fly, Caryn Engel (second) and free: Brian Dau (second); girls 50 fly: FUTURES Classic Rebecca Giampolo third; girls 25 free: Kelli Sanchez (first); boys 50 breast: Jared Presented iiy Gessica Charniga (first), Cara Bagley Kohutanycz (first); girls 50 free: Caroline NETWORK I FINANCIAL (second) and Jessica Shultz (third); boys Tiffany (first) and Jessica Engel (third); to benefit Monmoirth Council of Girl Scouts, Inc 25 breast: Ryan Finch (first) and Andrew boys 50 back: Jared Kohutanyca (first) and Kudwitt (second); boys 25 back: Finch Brian Dau (second). VOLUNTEERS NEEDED! (first), Kudwitt (second) and Kevin In the 13/14-year-old division: girls For the 2001 Lucent Technologies-Hewlett Packard FUTURES Classic Atkinson (third); and boys 100 free relay: 100 fly: Chrissy Tupe (first); boys 100 Atkinson, Ian Moritz, Finch, and Kudwitt breast: Dan Gaylord (first) and Kevin (first). Loester (second); girls 100 free: Amy The SBC FUTURES Golf Tour is In the 9/10-year-old division: girls 50 Wolf (first) and Chrissy Tupe (third); boys fly: Abbey Wcingarten (first); boys 50 100 back: Dan Gaylord (first) and Loester "The Official Developmental Tour of the LPGA" breast: Chris Hochman (first), James (second). Kugel (second) and William Samtur In the 13/18-year-old division: boys Over 300 volunteers will contribute to the success of this SBC FUTURES (third); girls 50 free: Liz Samtur (first) and 200 Free: Nathan Parker (second) and Tour stop. There are a wide range of volunteer opportunities - something Samantha Belfer (second); and boys 50 Derek Miller (third); girls 200 medley for everyone. You could be driving a cart, working the main Scoreboard or back: Tyler Wardlow (first) and Kugel relay: Jennifer Kamm, Amy Wolf, Chrissy perhaps you would consider hosting a player in your home. (second). Tupe, Jackie Miller (first). In the 9-12-year-old division: girls 200 In the 15/18-years-old division: boys Volunteer benefits include: medley relay: Jessica Mulncr, Samantha 100 breast: Ryan Jannos (first) and Nathan Belfer, Diana Cammarata, Jessica Engel Parker (second); girls 100 free: Carin • Art invitation to attend the volunteer BBQ (first); boys 200 free relay: Chris Muchanic (first), Jennifer Kamm (second) • 2 Weekly Tournament Passes Hochman, Jared Kohutanycz, James and Jackie Miller (third); boys 100 back: Ryan Jannos (first). • Access to the Volunteer Tent throughout Tournament Week • Entry into a special prize drawing The following are the results of the Dimaio (Tiger Woods), who shot a 42. Tamarack Women's Nine Hole Golf In the B Flight, East Brunswick's Association's June 14 outing at the Jeanette Roche (Mickelson) took first with Call 732.938.5454 ext. 26 NOW to volunteer and Tamarack West Course. a 34, followed by Cranbury's Madelyn join in the excitement of professional golf. The .game played was "Play With the Dimaria (David Duval) with a 35, US Open," pick a pro as a partner and Milltown's Dot Teringer (Woods) with a play, full handicap. 37 and Parlin's Dorothy Peters (Woods) All proceeds benefit Monmouth Council of Girl Scouts, Inc. In the A Flight, Parlin's Annabelle with a 39. and the over 11,000 girls served. Donnamaria was the winner (with Phil In the C Flight, Princeton's Abbey KNOB HILL GOLF CLUB - JULY 9-15, 2001 Mickelson) with a 34, while Monroe's Lorber (Woods) was the winner with a 36, Ellie De la Bandera (Sergio Garcia) took followed by Cranbury's Florence second with a 39, followed by East Margulies (Woods) with a 38. Fitzgerald, NETWORK! FINANCIAL Brunswick's Marge Widder (Mickelson) Lucent Technologies Girl Scouts. Joan Hoskins and Pat Bochis tied for ee« Lobs hmvtfiortsO with a 40, and East Brunswick's Gail fewest putts with 15. NS SENTINEL, JUNE 28, 2001 2S Business

After five years, "After five years, we are still expanding," Guinta said. "We are expanding the building technology institute is for more classroom and office space. After still rapidly growing the expansions, the building will be able to accommodate approximately .1,350 stu- BY DAVE GOLDBERG dents." Staff Writer Guinla said that the institute tries to keep up witli the constant changes in computer NORTH BRUNSWICK — The Chubb technology and the skills that employers Institute on Route 1 in North Brunswick expect to see. offers training in computer technology. "New Jersey is one of the leaders in the "The Chubb Institute provides a real area of technology," Guinla said. 'There arc hands-on experience in the technologies of constant changing standards of what an today," said Tom Guinta, director of admis- '1TJ employer expects to see. We have an adviso- sions. "We provide a good, quality education I ry board that tells us what is required. We sit in a short period of time. There are thousands down with the group and they tell us what's of alumni that are hired by companies." TtiP hot and what's not. There are constant The students are trained in a variety of changes." different types of technology. For students who attend classes full time "We train our students in computer pro- during the day, courses can run from a period gramming, Web design, computer technolo- of five to eight months, while night classes gy support and network engineering," said take about 12 to 21 months to complete, Guinta. "We have a-lot of students who are according to Guinta. looking for a career change or looking to re- Night students are part-time and only skill, themselves. There also tends to be many attend classes twice a week. Typically the day people who are trying to become more com- classes ranfro m 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. while night puter literate." JERRY WOLKOWITZ classes run from 1 to 6 p.m. The institute recently celebrated its fifth The Chubb Institute, located on Route 1 in North Brunswick, trains students in While attending the institute, each student anniversary in North Brunswick. The chain, various aspects of computer technology. The facility is celebrating its fifth anniversary in the township. ' is issued a laptop. If the student graduates, as a whole, will also be celebrating its 30th they get to keep the laptop, according to anniversary in August. County because many of the commuter stu- North Brunswick to open the gates to resi- Guinta. He said that the only other school that Many students who come to the institute dents were having a tough time driving to a dents of Middlesex County and Monmouth allows a student to keep their laptop is Seton are there because they are not happy with similar North Jersey school. County. We tried to make it easier for the Hall University, South Orange. their current jobs and hope the training will "We had many students that had dif- commuters." Day classes for the next semester will help them get more rewarding ones, accord- ficulties coming to die Parsippanppyy school, ," Due to thhe growtg h of the facility, the begin on July 17 and night classes will begin ing to Guinta. on Aug. 15. "The future is not so bright for some of Guinta said. "We decided to open an office in school is currently expanding. our students, so they return to embark on a new career," Guinta. "Some of them might be unhappy with their salary or just the job itself." Guinta said that students who attend the institute can focus on technology rather than Lenders IMftfaffl 15~yr Fix. mSMMSM ^0-yr Jurn. having to take other courses. Phone # Gdrtiments 1 "We offer 100 percent technology sup- BATE PTS. RATE PTS. RATE PTS. 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concerts, movies ISO loving, gambling, dining, and comedy Seeks a caring, emotionally um-sized, black hair, brown 5'8", dark hair/eyes, enjoys shows ISO outgoing SWM, eyes, friendly, pleasant, likes slim, N/S, seeking slim, Ad#1614 openWF 65-72 Adtt 1587 good conversations, beach- secure, successful, attractive, 36-43, for good conversa- fit, well-groomed WPM, 49- line dancing, exercising, trav- romantic, feminine easygoing SEEKING BEST FRIEND es, movies, sunsets and tions, LTR Ad# 1204 woman Enjoys dining, sports, LOVES THE OUTDOORS laughter ISO outgoing, 60, for LTR Ad#1417 eling and more ISO healthy, Secure SWM, 39, 6', 200lbs , This caring, sincere SWM, LOTS TO OFFER active SM, 59-70, N/S, social historical places, music, likes antiques, dining, travel- friendly, sincere SWIM, 48- GOOD COMMUNICATION weekend travel, photography, 47, wants to share Gunnison 50, with good sense-of- Laid-back, outgoing, pretty drinking, whos kind caring, ing and the shore ISO attrac- Beach, at Sandy Hook, with humor, for friendship and DWPF, 38, 5'1", shm, brown Is important to this attractive with variety of interests and most cultural events tive, easygoing SWF, 26-36 DWF, 51, 5'2", 125lbs; dark a compatible SWF, 21-50 fun Ad#1627 hair, blue eyes, enjoys laugh- Ad#1470 Middlesex County Ad# 1624 for friendship and possibly Adif1592 ter, kids, outdoors, music, rac- brown hair/eyes, N/S, enjoys more Ad# 1560 TICKLE ME PINK ing, animals and travel ISO slow dancing gardening, CALL THIS ONE Attractive, outgoing WF, 52, handsome, laid-back D/SWM, music, cooking, theatre, din- GOTTA LIKE KIDS ing in/out, beaches, romance Honest, ^affectionate SWM, mother of two, 5'z', blonde 36-44, light smoker, social Attractive DWM, 46, in good 51, 6T, brown hair, likes din- hair, likes movies, dancing, drinker, with similar interests Looking for attractive DWM, shape, well-educated, with 1 49-53 5'9'-6", honest and ing, dancing, movies, and outdoors, and cooking, ISO Ad# 1574 son outgoing, Catholic, reading, seeking SWF 45- WM, 47-57, for LTR caring, N/S Ad# 1508 enjoys sporting evonts, travel- GIVE ME A CALL 55, who's preferably slender, Ad# 1623 NO HEAD GAMES PLEASE ling, concerts, dining out, pic- who has similar interests Attractive, happy-go-lucky nics Seeking SWF, 35-46, GOOD THINGS SWF, 49, 5'8", 135lbs, likes Humorous DWF 54 5'2", blue Ad#1590 eyes, enjoy theatre travel, with similar interests, for Come in small packages and bowling dancing, traveling For a limited friendship and possibly more READY FOR FUN here s the proof Slim, petite and gourmet cooking ISO dancing music, interested in meeting SWM 52-59, fit, pas time only' Ad# 1605 Friendly SWM, 42, S'11". fun, outgoing WPF 55, likes SWM 45-58 for friendship June 13th - July 2nd light brown/blonde hair, likes biking, hiking exercise, Ad# 1573 sionate, intelliqent, caring and WILD MAN family oriented Ad# 1513 motorcycles, the beach, dancing skiing cooking ADVENTURE AWAITS Unlimited email responses SWPM, 58, enjoys dining out, ISO communicative, honest, parks, and clubs, seeks Bubbly outgoing SWF 18 AMAZING ATTRIBUTES 15% S% to pro&f 8* movies, theater, travel, art SWF, 30-40, who's outgoing, energetic, life-loving WM, affBrotue 6ff Silver Seeking SWF, 50-62, who is 57-65 Ad# 1619 127lbs , blonde likes skate- Slim, attractive SWPF, 5'6 , package Pa**£e off Sole) with common interests, boarding tattoos piercinqs blue-eyed blonde, 50, warm slim, blonde and has a sense friends first Ad#1586 loving honest and sincere, 1 month 3 month 6 montth of adventure Ad# 1603 AS LONG AS IT'S FUN and music ISO SWM 20 23 d usage unlimited usaffi unlimited usage Much morel fora LTR Adtf 1569 varied interests, seeks READY FOR ACTION Count me ml Fun is the SWPM, 48-60, with integrity, OUTDOORS GUY name of the game for this AJOYTOBEAROUND SWM, 26, 57", blonde hair, wit, and optimistic spirits, to Shy SWM, 33, 6'1", blue eyes, blue eyes, enjoys traveling, WF, 37, look for fun, laughter Quiet SWF, 29, 57 , 125lbS, explore life s possibilities with blond hair, enjoys music, the and adventure with some- shore, camping, driving, fami- beaches, and dining out, 1 brown hair Likes dining, the- a great lady Ad# 1502 seeking SWF, 24-30, for one like you ISO special atre and outdoor activities ly time ISO a special SWF, WM, 26-40 Ad# 1616 ISLAND GIRL friendship, possible LTR. ISO SWM, 30-35, for friend- • This WBBk's chat topic: Books 27-38, for possible LTR Ad# 1585 TAKE ME AWAY ship Ad#1567 The romance, adventure, and Ad#1601 exotic beauty of the Islands 1 THING LEADS 2 Outgoing SWF 43 secure, SCENT OF A WOMAN can be yours with this SBPF, LIFE IS BETTER attractive, loving, faithful, SWF 39, 5', 100lbs , blondish Another Start as friends with 46, varied interests ISO fami- With someone to share it with this reserved WM, 27, who with kids, happy, very busy hair, brown eyes, likes fishing, ly-oriented, caring, sensitive, Outgoing, open WM, 33, ISO Seeking SWM, 30-47, for camping, movies, dining out, FRESH START FRIENDS FIRST enjoys swimming, sports, sincere SM, 39-60 Ad#1501 attractive, proportionate WF, conversation and perhaps it friendship and fun Ad#1613 seeks a passionate, sponta- Good-hearted, giving SWf, Good-looking, friendly 22-33 Ad#1580 neous SWM, 38-45 Ad#1413 EYES STRAIGHT AHEAD 37, 5'5",115lbs, hazel eyes, SWJPM, 29, 5'10", athletic, will lead to something better. 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DWM, 50-60, who enjoys life deserve someone nice caring, impulsive SF, 28-45, GIVE A CALL ing, sports, dining, ISO Ad#1492 55-60, with similar interests Ad#1625 who loves life Ad# 1597 as much as I do Ad# 1599 responsible, caring SWPM, Ad#1463 SWM, 45, 5'10", 200lbs, 40-55, N/S, for LTR Ad# 1554 EARTH ANGEL ARE WE A MATCH? I WANTYOU ENTER MY LIFE brown eyes, handsome, SPRING INTO LOVE Only one way to find out, and CALL WITH DETAILS! 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Piscataway $400. Electric dryer, $50. Pool East Brunswick area. Welcome! (No CDL, No. Exp., Pedestal floor fan 16", exc. 2 dining tbls.$150.732-370-0382 area. $95, aa. 732-463-3923 table, $150. Call 732-698-1023. Call Marsha 732-251-4300 Need Training) Call BURLING- 042 Antiques cond. $10. Call 732-536-1975 TON MOTOR CARRIERS BEDROOM- Contemp. white AMOVING SALE* BEDROOM SET - 4 piece MOVING SALE - Wall Unit: 3 TEACHER AIDES-Come work 1-800-583-9038 Collectibles SLEEPER SOFA lacquer. Qn. headbd., night tbls. ALL Priced to Sell-Call Quick white, $150. Little Tikes car pc. brown mica, $150. Kitchen for us & bring your child (3 yrs. Great condition. Moving, must 3 pc. dresser w/lighted vanity, Wall Unit: 3pc, almond. bed, $50. Oak, wood cocktail & Set: Table w/4 chairs, $100. old & up) along. Perfect for the DRIVERS... Choose Your sell. $100. or best offer. armoire. Exc cond. $1,200. Couch: Wrap around/ QN bed. 12) end tables, $40. 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Sears Kenmore. with stand many accessories. 4 chairs, country style, highback upholstered chairs. Linoroft Presbyterian Church . table w/2 cane butcher block call Mena or Anthony, No. experience. FT/PT. • - 1 yr. old, like new. $250. Great wood turner. $125 B6LX48W. 3yrs old. Very good $550. Wall Unit: Mirrored, 12' 732-741-8921 or email: chairs.Asst. framed prints, etc 732-591-2494 Call 1-800-370-9150 or best offer. Call 732-257-6424 Call 732-462-5537 cond. $200. Call 732-863-947S bar&TV, $450. 732-566-5356 [email protected] Call 732-758-9933 SENTINEL , JUNE 28, 2001 Greater Media Newspapers' Classified Section is NOW Online! www.gmnews.com NS

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A/C cruise new tires Exc cond Red 6 cyl auto air Runs & " CERTIFIED entry dual air bags CERTiriED 42 000 ml $3 800 732 462 1736 looks exc Asking $2 300 I VIN WT609713 $• VINW0184216 SffB VINVW142093 SSIW €» CADILLAC 97, Sedan De Vllle Call 732-462-5138 | Stk# 2826P • 32 563 ml J Stk# 2825P • 38 029 mi SS Gorgeous Car Every extra ^ iBSS PONTIAC SUNFIRE Convert- 2OOO HOMDA ACCORD EX Mint condition 50 000 nwy miles ible 96 - Red Loaded high ^_ S^s- -jo3oo ?99iNISSAN ALTIMA SE Garaged Black with black 1 bcyl autow/OD ps pfj.A/C p/l p/w intwprs crusB lilt alloy I leather $18 900 732 625 8300 mileage Good condition I 6cy! autow/OD ps ABS pb A/C p/sls p/l p/w intwprs cruse 4oyl, autow/OD ps pb A/C,p/l p/w intwprs cruse 1il i $6 500 Call 609 259 7346 til buckets a lay wills r/def AM/FM stereo cass/CD p/sunroof r/def AM/FM stereo cass t/cfeclottilint,keyless entry dual air whls r/def AM/FM stereo cass t/gls cloth Int keyless entry dual a r bags CASH FOR YOUR CAR PORSCHE 924S 88 - Black leath int alarm keyless entry dual air bags bags CEFtTIFIEb i ARTY S AUTO SALES VINYA06S2S9 SHfl3 East Brunswick 732-257 6700 165 000 mi Orig owner Sun I VIN W5032707 S«S«S I VIM XC20I311 ©81131 d* Stk# 6597A • 12 333 ml • Sf roof 5 spd $6 000 neg I Stk# 2845P • 37 773 mi «B«S» CHARITY CARS Donate your Call B & G Gulf 732 739 1360 I Stk# 2B2BP • 38,491 m I U, m& » * vehicle Tax deductible free towing We provide vehicles to SUBARU WAGON 85 needy families As seen on Silver 4 oyl w/automatlc trans Oprah and People Magazine! $550 Needs some work 1 800 442 4451 Call 732 431 3655 www charity cars org TOYOTA CAMRY LE 96 -^1^. 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