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North Brunswick • South Brunswick Community mourns loss of teacher, 35 By KATHY CHANG Staff Writer he North Brunswick school commu­ nity is mourning the loss a middle T school teacher who was killed in a car accident last week. Aubrey Fadule Pappas, 35, a teacher at Linwood Middle School and the wife of a North Brunswick police officer, died Oct. 8 after the 2013 Ford Edge she was driving on Deans Rhode Hall Road in South Brunswick left the road and struck a tree. The vehicle spun back into the roadway and caught fire following the collision, accord­ ing to South Brunswick police Lt. James Ryan. Police received several 911 calls report­ ing the accident around 1:55 p.m. The acci­ dent occurred about a quarter-mile west of (he New Jersey Turnpike overpass. Rescue personnel from the Monmouth Junction and Brookview fire companies, a South Brunswick EMS crew and para­ medics responded to the accident. Pappas was pronounced dead at the scene. A team of investigators from the South Brunswick Police Department’s Traffic Safety Bureau has been working to deter­ SCOTT FRIEDMAN Patrons enjoy a walk on a beautiful autumn day at Giamarese Farm in East Brunswick on Oct. 12. mine what may have caused the vehicle to leave the roadway, police said. “The team of investigators [has] not yet concluded what made the vehicle leave the Forum to discuss senior services, mark state's birthday roadway and strike the tree,” Ryan said on Monday. “Investigators were able to deter­ By KATHY CHANG nections: Resources that Keep on Giving,” most out of the Medicare system, while Staff Writer mine that Mrs. Pappas was not texting at the will be held 9 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Oct. 18 at the some will meet individuals who can share time of the crash. They have also deter­ he seventh annual fall forum, which South Brunswick Senior Center, Route 522 resources to help those with mental illness mined that her vehicle was not part of any is hosted by the Aging in Place Part­ West. Monmouth Junction section of South or discover individuals providing home- recall from the Ford company. Investigators nership (AIPP) in South Brunswick, Brunswick. safety ideas and services. There will also be will continue to piece together the events T will feature a variety of quality-of-life dis­Participants will be introduced to inno­ assistance with purchasing, renting or sell­ leading up to the crash and the conditions at cussions with a bit of a historic twist. vative tools and techniques for managing ing a home. the crash location.” The forum showcases not only resources conditions impacting their quality of life, in­ Other workshops scheduled throughout Pappas had just left Linwood Middle for seniors and challenged adults of all ages, cluding Parkinson’s disease, Alzheimer’s the day include “Movement and Music: On School in North Brunswick and was head­ but will also demonstrate the interactive disease, blindness, depression and shortness Your Feet or in Your Seat,” “Creative Sto­ ing to her home in Monroe at the time of the roles of housing, transportation, health, of breath. rytelling and New Jersey,” “Art and New crash, police said. She was due back at the wellness and safety, civic and cultural en­ Jacque Rubel, founder and advocate of Jersey Birds,” “Nursing, Wisdom and school at 6:30 p.m. for parent-teacher con­ gagement, and lifelong learning in helping AIPP, said participants may be veterans Dance,” “Writing Memoirs” and “Drum­ ferences, according to Superintendent of caregivers provide a happy and safe space and/or spouses looking to learn about little- ming and Native American Flute.” Schools Brian Zychowski. for recovery or to age in place. known benefits. Others will be surprised State Sen. Linda Greenstein (D-14) and The annual forum, “Community Con­ when they learn what is required to get the (Continued on page 12) (Continued on page 12) s D e t o W w i l l provide you with information Ml >.com a^out *001* *rom rec*pes' restaurant ® drink delicious, gm specials to preparing for home entertaining! Swt o m m )FREEHOLD A M y x M j ‘ COLTS NECK^ ; Saturday-Sund Saturday-Sunday j Haunted House Pick your own Pum pkins; Hay Rides • Corn Maze BROCK FARMSW ™ w^hvim« HOME & GARDEN WORLD— t d ? I

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Superin­ this, or if they didn’t, they should have tendent of Schools Richard Labbe said a known about it,” he said. “I don’t understand longer suspension beyond the cancellation of how this kind of behavior can be carried out the 2014 season might be warranted. in a school building and there be absolutely “Whether we have a football program nobody responsible in terms of ... an adult moving forward is certainly a question in my supervising the situation.” mind,” the superintendent said. “Based upon According to Wisniewski, the lack of the severity of the charges. I’m not sure.” oversight is indicative of the need for cor­ Labbe said he would begin the school dis­ rective action within the school. trict’s investigation by interviewing the “People need to be held accountable for coaches upon receiving permission from the their actions now,” he said. Middlesex County Prosecutor’s Office. Middlesex County Prosecutor Andrew Board of Education President Kevin Ciak Carey previously described the hazing as said no official decision had been made “widespread,” “pervasive” and generally ac­ PHOTO COURTESY OF CRAIG YETSKO about the possible indefinite suspension of cepted. the program, but it will be based on a con­ On the evening of Oct. 12, about 300 peo­ North Brunswick Councilman Bob Davis presents Anthony Arico with a proclamation from sensus of the board ple attended a vigil at John the township during a street-naming ceremony in Arlco’s honor on Sept. 29. as to whether the — _ F. Kennedy Park to support program has been the victims. able to rise above the Local resident Maureen Sailor honored 70 years after current scandal. Jenkins, who said the event “There hasn’t was focused on healing, or­ been an overall de­ ganized the vigil. service with street naming termination made re­ “We came here espe­ garding the future of cially for the four young B y K A T H Y C H A N G were given ordersto sweep for mines. the program,” Ciak men who are victims,” she Staff Writer After several days of sweeping, they said. "1 think it’s safe said. “To come forward sailed in Tokyo Bay as one of the first to say that the Board took guts and courage, and nother wartime veteran has been American warships to enter the harbor and of Education ... is thank you to the one true honored in North Brunswick. started sweeping for mines. After this was looking for an ath- MATT DENTON friend w h° Came forw ard Anthony Arico served in the completed, they sailed out to wait for the letic program that is paige Magee takes part in a vigil held and spoke for others who United States Navy during World War U, USS Missouri and escorted her in for the consistent with its Oct. 12 at John F. Kennedy Park in couldn’t. Stand with us as and his name now sits atop the intersection signing of the peace treaty. values of commit- Sayreville in support of student athletes we support each other and of Cranbury Cross Road and Riverton They remained in Japan for three ment and character.” who were the victims of alleged hazing, look to the future.” Street. months. Arico was transferred to the USS Six of the players Several local clergymen Township officials joined Arico and his Cowie DD 39, sailed back to the United were detained Oct. 10 on various charges, and politicians attended the event, which led family for the street dedication on Sept. 29. States and was honorably discharged on but their identities were not released because to the creation of the Sayreville Coalition of Arico entered the Navy on Aug. 26, March 27, 1946. they are juveniles. Community Leadership, whose aim is to 1943. After boot camp in New York, he Arico earned medals for his service, in­ The seventh player, whose identity was “move the community forward.” began three months of training as a gunners cluding a World War II medal, European also not disclosed, turned himself in to po­ The coalition also includes Mayor mate in Norfolk. Va.. and then transferred African & Middle Eastern Campaign lice on Oct. 11, according to the prosecutor’s Kennedy O’Brien and former mayors John to Portland, Maine. Medal, Asiatic Pacific Campaign Medal. office. McCormack and James Zagata, as well as At the conclusion of training, Arico re­ Asia Occupation Service Medal. American Three of the defendants were charged Jenkins, the Rev. Thomas Ryan of Our Lady ceived his orders to report to the Pier 92 Campaign Medal, D-Day Participation with aggravated sexual assault, aggravated of Victories Catholic Church and the Rev. Brooklyn Navy Yard in New York. He Medal and Honorable Discharge Medal. criminal sexual contact, conspiracy to com­ Kenneth Murphy of St. Stanislaus Kostka boarded the USS Jeffers DD621. which was After the war, Arico married Carmella mit aggravated criminal sexual contact, crim­ Catholic Church. used to provide a smokescreen during the Arno, and they have lived in North inal restraint and hazing for allegedly “Over the past few days, Sayreville has invasion of Normandy in France to cover Brunswick ever since. Together, they raised engaging in an act of sexual penetration upon been hurt [mid] has been embarrassed,” ac­ the landing crafts. nine children and have 22 grandchildren one of the juvenile victims. cording to an Oct. 11 statement issued by the The USS Jeffers was converted into the and 14 great grandchildren. One of those three and the remaining four coalition. “This is a time to come together DMS Destroyer, which set sail through the Arico was a township committeeman for juvenile defendants have been charged with and to pray, as we rebuild and focus on the Panama Canal into the Pacific Ocean. It 50 years, was in charge of the Shade Tree various counts, including aggravated assault, future. swept mines off the coast of Okinawa, Commission and was a member of the conspiracy, aggravated criminal sexual con­ “Our group is focused on healing. To that preparing for the invasion of the Japanese Mount Carmel Society, Italian American tact, hazing and riot by allegedly participat­ end, we stand together as a resource for the island. Club and the America Legion. ing in the attack of the remaining victims. people of Sayreville.” ' On April 24, 1944, the Navy came under The Wartime Veteran Street Sign Pro­ Between Sept. 19 and 29, “one or more After the brief rally, participants were attack by kamikaze planes, which caused gram is designed to recognize veterans who juvenile defendants held the victims against asked to walk around the park as a group to them to sail to Guam for several weeks of have served their community and country. their will, while other juvenile defendants support the Sayreville victims and all victims repairs. They then were ordered north off Nomination forms are available online at improperly touched the ... victims in a sex­ of abuse and bullying. the coast of several islands off Japan and www.northbrunswicknj.gov. o m n a i v c / u i m Classifiedc— ...... 36 » Entertainment <**«« ...... 16 ’» Real *0*. Estate ...... 29 » S3 m Editorials ...... 11 ’ f e J ? ■ # A Greater Media Newspaper www.facebook.com/CM.NSBSentinel POLICE Man charged after warehouse incident BEAT SOUTH BRUNSWICK — Police have When they arrived, they found the. vic­ tension cords and that the power was never charged the owner of a local warehouse tim, Pedro Vincent Diaz-Villafuerte, 48, turned off as police and EMS worked on the All items are taken from police dept, with obstruction of justice following the in­ lying on the floor next to the conveyor belt victim. Ryan said. The company had al­ records. All suspects vestigation into an incident in September. without a pulse, Ryan said. legedly circumvented fire codes in order to are presumed Daniel Dadoun, 38, of Thornhill. The officers began CPR and used an power up the conveyor belt, according to innocent until found Canada, was charged Oct. 6 after he pro­ AED to shock the victim. The victim re­ police. guilty in court. vided false statements to the initial re­ gained a pulse and was flown to St. Barn­ The South Brunswick fire marshal is­ sponding officers, detectives and the fire abas Medical Center. He stayed in the sued $52,000 in fines to the company for marshal about the incident, according to hospital for several days, but has since been numerous safety violations. The Occupa­ NORTH BRUNSWICK South Brunswick police Lt. James Ryan. released and is recovering at home. tional Safety and Health Administration re­ Police officers John Niper and Rick Thp investigation found that Dadoun re­ sponded to the scene, and it is expected to A UPS package containing shoes was Delucia responded to the warehouse Sept. portedly told initial responding officers that issue its own fines, Ryan said. reported stolen from a Pennsylvania Way 11 on a report of a man suffering from an there was no power running to the conveyor Dadoun turned himself in on Oct. 2 with residence on Oct. 1. electric shock inside the Seldat Distribution belt. However, officials found that the con­ his lawyer. He was released pending his first warehouse on Thatcher Road. veyor belt had been powered up using ex­ court appearance. A Sakai asphalt roller valued at $12,714 was stolen from a How Lane con­ struction site between Sept. 20 and Oct. 1.

A black BMX bike valued at $130 was reported stolen from the front porch area of an Adams Lane residence on Sept. 28.

Two recent incidents involving the use of counterfeit bills were reported in the township. The first incident occurred Sept. 28 at the Wal-Mart on Route 1. An unknown male reportedly attempted to buy several iPads with $100 bills. The clerk suspected the bills to be counterfeit and called a man­ ager, police said. The suspect, described as a 5-foot-5-inch black male around 19 years old, fled the store before the manager came. In the second incident, a gas station attendant on Nassau Street received a $100 counterfeit bill on Sept. 24. The unknown suspect who produced the bill left after get­ ting $50 worth of gasoline.

Police charged Steven J. Smith, 52, of Monmouth Junction, with robbing the A&P supermarket on Milltown Road on Sept. 26. When store security attempted to stop Smith as he allegedly attempted to leave with unpaid merchandise, he reportedly as­ saulted the employee, who sustained minor injuries to his hands and neck, police said. Bail was set at $35,000 with no 10 percent option. Smith was transported to the Mid­ dlesex County Adult Correction Center in North Brunswick.

A red mountain bike valued at $200 was reportedly stolen from the porch area of a Springfield Road residence between Sept. 24 and 26.

A sewer grate was reportedly stolen from Birchwood Court between Sept. 22 and 23. Police said there has been an in­ crease of sewer grate thefts in the area. Concert to mark Pearl Music Days

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Ren6 B. Rizk, 79, of Milltown, passed away Wednesday, Oct. 8, 2014. Born in Manchester, England, she lived in Toronto before moving to Milltown in 1956. She re­ 269 LAKEWOOD FARMINGDALE ROAD tired as an executive administrator, after 25 FoloWiS 0# FAMILY ICE ARENA ROUTE 547 HOWELL WWW.HOWELLICEWORLD. COM years, from Bristol Meyers Squibb in North facebook Brunswick. She was an active member of L o c a t e d Vi mile from Exit 3 1 B off Route 1 95 the Bristol Meyers Squibb Retirees Club. 732-378*660#: She was also a member of St. Paul’s United Church of Christ in Milltown, the American

... Legion Post 25 Ladies Auxiliary in Milltown ■-"■V and the Milltown Senior Citizens Club. Ren6 I was an avid reader and loved to travel. She TREATING THEN COME absolutely adored her grandchildren. She was predeceased by her husband, Robert G. Rizk in 2007. Surviving are her sons, /RATING Robert G. Rizk, Jr. of Charleston, S.C., and Gavin R. Rizk and his wife, Kellianne, of North Brunswick; her grandchildren, Collin WIN A BIKE FOR THE Sheridan Rizk and McKenna Elizabeth Rizk; her brother, David Bowers and her sister, BEST COSTUME! Jean Edwards, and their families, all of Eng­ land. Services were held at the Crabiel Home for Funerals, 170 N. Main St., at Riva jjrtffe Friday, October 31, 2014 Avenue, Milltown. Entombment followed at 8:30pm - 10:30pm Registrations Being Accepted the Franklin Memorial Park in North Join ONLINE TODAY! Brunswick. In lieu of flowers, memorial do­ nations may be made to the American Le­ Free Skating Pass to all Skaters d a y P artie s • L earn to P lay H ockeyBirth gion Post 25. To sign the obituary •• Croup Cr Special Events P">v“e«*> guestbook, go to www.crabiel.com. ^ on Halloween Night! • Learn to Skate Fundraisers (skates provided) (VALUE $8.00) • Ice Arena • Private Ice Rentals Memberships 1 A n d Events Puzzle answers JQ P| $2.00 off skating admission if FRIDAY NIGHT PUBLIC SKATING - in costume! PLUS PUBLIC SKATING EVERYDAY! TA B LE F CCL A SS Visit www.howelticeworid.com for schedule. A S 1 A NLAO P 1 S T E Bike is compliments of Coke! (Times subject to change) LEERS O T T EMCE E CA R V 1 NG T U RN 1 P■ S S I* - L 1 BARN■ m m 1 [D0QQ0^^0cd 3q)3q90Q GA B ■ EC RUN0 R D 1 C Buy Any 6" or Foot Long H IJ EDH A R D D 1 A NA $2.00 OFF D 1 E E D E N Sub & Get 1 FREE 0 G L EED PUBLIC SKATING SESSION g SELLS S 0 A R L 0 R D (of Equal or Lesser Value) T RA 1 N S CLAW■ S T Y Now through Oct. 31, 2014 w ith the purchase of a 30 oz. Drink (Does not include skate rental) V alid through O ct. 3 1, 2 0 1 4 o 1 N Kj T E ■ - - Cannot be combined with any other offer Cannot be combined with any other offer M M0 R Y B0 B B 1 NG LAP U P LEEC AN0 E A M 1 T Y OR E A S C 0 T Jj- u -2j iJ* PA CE NA P ME ANS OPINION

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Bus commuter irked by traffic conditions All are welcome. have been a New York City bus com­ new Walmart on Route 18 also is creating All candy will be muter from East Brunswick for 33 years. safety problems at the Transportation Cen­ d o n a t e d to I want to express the frustration I know ter Pick Up and Drop Off; there are not Iso many local commuters are experiencing.enough parking spaces, and the poor design Despite all the expensive adjustments prevents cars from entering and exiting the that have been attempted to improve traffic facility, causing gridlock almost every on Route 18. none of them has ever led to evening. any type of improvement. Leaving home To complicate the situation even more, THE 8M5T01-MYERS SQUIBB cars that are picking up commuters are CHILDREN'S HOSPJTAI Please and getting on a bus into New York City visit our used to take me a total of 20 minutes to ar­ parking in the fire zones rather than trying website rive at the New Jersey Turnpike^ It now to navigate the few and small parking tor details. takes one hour to get on the turnpike be­ spaces, which obstructs the entry to the cause of the terrible traffic conditions. pickup and drop-off and backs up cars try­ I understand that this new constructioning to exit the parking building and get onto is supposed to make improvements to the Old Bridge Turnpike. Cars also are double- Traffic, but history indicates otherwise. parking alongside the facility because the Looking for Homeowners Many have also questioned why the most drivers are intimidated entering the pickup traffic-delaying construction was done as and drop-off. to Qualify for a FREE soon as school started and summer vaca­ I hope publicizing this issue can bring tions ended. about changes to the traffic problems and Home Solar Installation ______Buses can be delayed getting in and out the parking facility. of both parking facilities, which is taxing I I Own Your Own Home both the commuter and the bus companies Ron Parisi I > Have a Southerly-Facing Roof that service the area. The addition of the East Brunswick 1 > Little to No Shading

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Friendly Family Fun! honored for their part in helping to trans­ Aging in Place form South Brunswick from an agrarian, Pick Your Own Pumpkins a t loosely knit town into the vibrant, nation­ (Continued from page 1) Central Jersey's Best Pumpkin Farm ally recognized township of today. Assemblywoman Donna Simon (R-12) will Each of the elders will be recognized ALSO AVAILABLE EVERY WEEKEND with a resolution. A tree will be planted in lOO'S of Hardy Mums, Local be on hand to discuss three major legisla­ Pony Rides the township parks and identified by a Apples, Cider, Cider Donuts, Harvest Hay Rides tive items that may have a major impact on Pies, Food, Corn Stalks, the wellness and safety of a large number of plaque with their names. Bales of Straw and other Fall families in the state: New Jersey Care­ In addition, attendees will be able to Craft Decorations OPEN 7 DAYSI giver’s Assistance Act; the Caregiver Ad­ bring something small to place in a time MONDAY-SUNDAY 10AM-6PM vise, Record and Enable (CARE) Act; and capsule that will become part of New Jer­ sey’s history. Full Line of z Visit our Website for directions at: Verizon’s move to eliminate their landline www.giamaresefarm.com The event is open to the public. Prereg­ Produce services because of damages due to super­ storm Sandy in 2012. istration is recommended by visiting Available at our www.aginginplacepartnership.org or calling , Farm Market . Rubel said the annual forum is unique Fresh Ponds Road this year, as it will also celebrate New Jer­ 732-305-7079. *ast Brunswick sey’s 350th birthday. Transportation will be available for those registered with South Brunswick 732-821-9494 Within the celebration, individuals iden­ tified as “South Brunswick’s Own” will be Transportation.

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North Brunswick fell to win against visiting East Brunswick. both came up big in the Vikings’ wins this Mother Seton on Oct. 7 (25-20, 25-21) de­ Dontae Strickland carried the ball just week and helped raise the team’s record to spite 5 kills, three aces a block and a dig four times for the Vikings but ran for 106 volving the Bombers football team. Sayre­ 9-3-1. from Nnenna Ibe. On Thursday the Raiders yards, an amazing average of 26.5 yards per ville later forfeited the game and then can­ On Friday, South Brunswick downed fell to Pennsbury (PA), 3-0. Christina Ko carry. That includes a pair of TD runs, one celed the remainder of its season. Old Bridge. 2-0, as both Kudwitt and posted 10 digs in the loss. North Brunswick good for 51 yards. The senior speedster also The much-anticipated game would have Louhisdon scored and Arvind Swaminathan got back on track Friday with a 2-0 win over returned a kickoff 80 yards for a third touch­ pitted two of the state’s top runners, Strick­ and Jake Foeldes combined to keep a clean Bishop Ahr. Cassie Luken posted seven down. land and Sayreville’s Myles Hartsfield, sheet in goal. On Thursday, Louhisdon con­ kills, six digs and a pair of aces, while set­ Coach Joe Goerge’s Vikes dominated against each other. nected for the game-winner off a throw-in ter Zoey Woody contributed 17 assists to go the line of scrimmage as it got late early for Next up for South Brunswick is a trip to from Kudwitt, who had previously scored, along with eight digs and three aces. the Bears, who were kept in check by South Monroe High School (4-1) on Friday. The to secure a 2-1 triumph over Monroe. South Brunswick upped its volleyball Brwsswick’s swarming defense, which was Falcons last played Oct. 2, downing North Following a 2-1 overtime defeat against mark to 13-1 with a four-victory week. Julia topped by linebacker Phil Campbell’s six Brunswick 36-6. Monroe picked up a win Old Bridge that snapped an 11-game win­ Burzynski had 11 kills and five digs in a 2- tackles. Campbell also rushed for a pair of Oct. 10 via forfeit against Sayreville. ning streak, South Brunswick’s girls soccer 0 win over West Windsor-Plainsboro South TDs. Wendell Allen scored South In North Brunswick, the Raiders traded team bounced back with a pair of wins to on Friday. On Oct. 8 Elizabeth Ruley paced Brunswick’s other touchdown on a 64-yard touchdowns with Edison, before the visitors improve to 13-1 on the year. the effort with 21 assists, four aces, six digs run. ran off 17 consecutive points to take a 23-6 Julianna Franco, Katrina Morales and and a kill in a 2-0 victory against Colonia. “It was a strong all-around game for our lead at halftime. Coach Mark Zielinski’s Arianna Mora all scored on Saturday in a 3- The previous day Sophie Kong had 12 digs 2 win over Sayreville. Sydney Schneider guys,” Goerge said. “They came out strong squad scored again at the opening of the in a 2-0 win over East Brunswick, while and took control right away, which is what third quarter as Kevin Poindexter, who made nine saves and Michaela Knoblock Burzynski posted 12 kills in a 2-0 win over we wanted to do.” scored North Brunswick's first TD, con­ and Rebecca Michael each picked up an as­ John F. Kennedy on Oct. 6. South Brunswick (5-0) has scored 34 or nected with Rex Thomas for a 20-yard TD sist. Franco, who scored the lone goal In field hockey. South Brunswick stands more points in all four games it has played pass. against Old Bridge, netted a hat trick on at 6-6 following a 3-1 victory over Piscat- and has 156 points in ail. South Brunswick However, the Eagles scored later in the Thursday to pace the Lady Vikings to a 4-1 away on Thursday. Danielle Gallagher had an unexpected week off after its Oct. 2 third quarter and again early in the fourth to win over J.P. Stevens, as Knoblock also scored twice to increase her team-leading game against Sayreville was abruptly can­ put the game out of reach. North Brunswick scored and Francesca Dimitrakis added two goal total to 15, while Mollie Hayes celed as a result of a hazing incident in- scored a pair of touchdowns on Gabe assists. notched a goal and an assist. Hawks delight Homecoming crowd with 61-28 rout of Columbia he Monmouth University football shared the team lead with four total tackles team will bring a lot of momentum MONMOUTH UNIVERSITY each. Twith it when the Hawks make their For the season, Hill has thrown for 1,713 Big South Conference debut. yards and 15 touchdowns. He’s completed Monmouth is off this week after giving Davenport (Asbury Park) of 18 and 25 138 of his 216 passes. its fans a lot to cheer about at Homecoming, yards as well as a 23-yarder to Eric Sumlin Chaney leads the team in rushing with beating Columbia, 61-28, in West Long (Dover, DE) and 31-yarder to Darren Am­ 496 yards and he has run for six scores. He Branch Saturday. The win improved Mon­ bush (Dickerson. MD). Hill also caught a has a team-high 992 all-purpose yards. mouth’s out-of-conference record to 5-1. touchdown pass from Lavon Chaney (South Royds has the longest gain from scrim­ After the week off, the Hawks play River), a six-yard scoring play. mage, 44 yards. their first-ever Big South Conference game Running back Chaney ran for 108 yards Neal Sterling (Manasquan) is the lead­ in Clinton, S.C., against Presbyterian on and one TD and threw a pair of touchdown ing receiver with 34 catches for 569 yards Oct. 25. passes, one to Hill and the other to Zach and three scores. “Being part of a conference is something Fabel (Brigantine), a two-yarder. Sieczkowski is the leading tackier for exciting for our team.” head coach Kevin Ed Royds (Shawnee/Navy) led the the Hawks with 44 stops. Basile is second Callahan said before the start of the season. Hawk running attack with 119 yards. with 36. Monmouth played an independent schedule Monmouth raced out to a 40-0 lead at Basile and Minnich share the lead in in 2013. the half against its Ivy League foe. pass interceptions with three. Monmouth heads into conference play Monmouth’s offense totaled 602 yards Presbyterian is currently 3-3. behind an offense that has scored 50-plus and 33 first downs in the win. Monmouth’s first home Big South game points in three games. On defense Payton Minnich (Central is Nov. 1 against Charleston Southern, Against Columbia, quarterback Brandon Dauphin East, PA) had three interceptions which is also 5-1. Kickoff is 1 p.m. in West MATT DENTON Hill (Audubon) set a school record for most in the second quarter that all led to Mon­ Long Branch. Monmouth University’s Lavon Chaney runs 300-yard passing games. The 6-5 senior mouth touchdowns. His three picks were a Monmouth has beaten Delaware State, by a Columbia defender on his way to scoring threw for 301 yards on 18-24 passing and new school record. a'touchdown during the Hawks’ Oct. 11 52-21; Wagner, 21-16; Lehigh, 28-21; four touchdowns as Monmouth improved to John Sieczkowski (Manalapan), Mike Robert Morris, 51-20, and Columbia. The Homecoming game at Kessler Field in West Basile (Brick Memorial), Teddie Martinez Long Branch. The Hawks improved their 3-0 at Kessler Field this year. Hawks’ lone loss was 30-21 to Duquesne. record to 5-1 with the 61-28 triumph. Hill tossed a pair of TD passes to Lamar (Baltimore) and Kevin Butler (Piscataway) Greater Media Newspapers R eal E state in print and online at gmnews.com The Pointe at Turnbury in South Brunswick to host Fall Sales Event Oct. 25-26 n addition to breathtaking foliage and the splendors of dents also enjoy guest speaker presentations, day trips, the New Jersey harvest, fall is ushering in unique new and other forms of recreation organized by the residents’ savings opportunities at The Pointe at Turnbury active social committee. Evening activities are often held to ac­ Iadult townhome community in South Brunswick. commodate working residents. On Oct. 25 and 26, The Pointe at Turnbury will host a The residents’ social committee offers a regular sched­ Fall Sales Event from noon to 4 p.m. Guests who attend ule of activities, adjusted on an ongoing basis, based on the event will enjoy refreshments, free mums, and the op­ resident feedback. Regularly occurring events include portunity to save on a new construction townhome, in ad­ golf outings, poolside barbecues and parties. Fit and Trim dition to taking advantage of up to $20,000 in incentives classes. Yoga and other exercise and wellness classes’ are on select homes. some of the community’s most popular, regularly-held The Fall Sales Event is likely one of the few savings programs. opportunities remaining at The Pointe at Turnbury, as the The Pointe at Turnbury is located in South Brunswick community is down to its final phase of homes remaining, Township, which was recently named one of Money mag­ with prices starting from the mid $300,000s. azine’s “Best Places to Live.” The 190-home community “Sales at The Pointe at Turnbury have been strong all offers residents the ability to own a private home in a con­ year and our fall sales event may be one of the last oppor­ venient location with friendly neighbors and a wide range tunities active adult buyers have to save on a new home, two-and-a-half-bath designs are available, ranging from of luxury amenities. as we move closer and closer to a sell-out,” said Kristina 1,844 to 2,508 square feet of living space. An entire menu The Pointe at Tumbury’s location near several high­ Hedden. vice president of marketing at Millennium of optional upgrades means many home features are cus­ ways and mass transportation options is ideal for working Homes. The pastoral beauty of the community will be on tomizable to individual tastes. residents as well as those who are looking to spend some full display as guests enjoy the festive atmosphere and The Pointe at Turnbury is known, in particular, for its of their free time in nearby cultural centers. The shops, learn about the unique deals available to them, including social engagement and numerous recreation options that restaurants and theatres of downtown Princeton are just a up to $20,000 in incentives on select homes.” help foster an enjoyable, neighborly lifestyle in the com­ five-mile drive away, while New York City and Philadel­ With great private wooded locations and full unfin­ munity. A 7,500-square-foot clubhouse in the heart of the phia are both about an hour away by train via the Prince­ ished basements included in most remaining homes, the community offers numerous amenities and group activi­ ton Junction train station. final phase at The Pointe at Turnbury is one of the most ties. The clubhouse includes a grand salon, entertaining For more information or to schedule a visit, call 609- popular in the community’s history. The townhomes offer kitchen, sunroom. flat-screen televisions, game and card 799-0459 or visit www.millenniumhomes.com. The coiiT- an array of standard high-end amenities including gour­ room, library, billiards room and a state-of-the-art fitness munity’s Information Center, located at 108 Schalks met kitchens, finished loft spaces, gas fireplaces and con­ center. An outdoor heated pool, putting green and bocce Crossing Road in Monmouth Junction, is open daily from venient two-car garages. 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As the new As a past recipient of RISMedia’s presti­ s^pfcak to the BHHS New Jersey Properties’ leader of-our national brokerage network, he gious National Home Ownership Award, the RE/MAX ranks as management team and Pinnacle Group, the personifies the integrity of our brand and the EcoBroker Community Sendee Award, top 25 agents and top 10 teams company- commitment and support each affiliate re­ Mentor of the Year from The Buffini Com­ No. 1 real estate wide. The full day meeting, with separate ceives. We look forward to experiencing pany, and a recent inductee into the Mike agent and management presentations, will Gino’s passion for life and learning from his Ferry Organization’s Hall of Fame, Blefari franchise or the sixth consecutive year, RE/MAX, LLC ranked as the lead­ Think Value with Fing real estate franchise in the 2014 Franchise Times Top 200. 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