Guide to Good Eating Breaking ground Every day is a celebration at area The South Brunswick family YMCA will German restaurants break ground for a new facility Saturday.
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Serving North and South Brunswick ... Go-go dancing banned at N.B. Heartbreakers In his testimony Monday, Peck N.B. renews liquor said if the council decided to ban license, but says no private dancing, his client would accept that condition. to live entertainment The establishment has been "working hard" to increase man- BY CRAIG YETSKO agement and, in 1998, implement- Staff Writer ed a new taping procedure inside eartbreakers representa- the bar, he said. At last week's tives left the North hearing, Peck said three to four H Brunswick municipal dancers are discharged a month building heartbroken Monday for disregarding the rules of the night. establishment. Concluding a hearing that Peck acknowledged that for started last week, the North health and personal reasons, Brunswick Township Council Landi has not been present that voted unanimously to renew the often in the past, but in the future Route 130 go-go bar's liquor he will be at Heartbreakers a min- license, but with the condition that imum of five nights a week. "His there be no live entertainment; presence there [will] hopefully i.e., go-go dancing. improve the level of compliance," The added condition became Peck said. effective immediately and all prior Mayor David Spaulding said conditions remain in "full force that management has made only a and effect," Township Attorney minimal effort to make sure David Himeiman said. repeated violations do not repeat. Heartbreakers won't go down "It's clearly not working," he said.
.'••$:;•••>• <- :-•-,:- ..'•••-•- • - without a fight, however. The mayor also stated that he MARIE ORTIZ "We will not accept that as a had been unaware of the level of Youngsters compete in a tug of war during the South Brunswick Police Department's National condition," said Wayne Peck, attor- problems at Heartbreakers. Night Out Festival 2000 inWoodlot Park Tuesday. ney for the 2470 Corp., Freehold, "I got the impression the estab- which owns Heartbreakers. As they lishment was so clean that you left the courtroom, Peck and com- could hold a church service pany President Michael Landi [there]," he said. declined to comment further. S.B. nixes fast-food eateries Himeiman said Tuesday that At Monday's hearing, Patton the township's Alcoholic Beverage said that in 1995, 1996 and 1999, Control officer Patrolman Craig Heartbreakers was cited for lewd Patton or another patrolman would shows with audience participa- in 2 of 3 commercial zones monitor the establishment to assure tion. In 1996, the go-go bar was compliance. If Heartbreakers does cited for the sale of alcoholic bev- They would still be commercial/professional Democratic Councilman Frank not comply with the no live-enter- erages to a person under the legal office/local service districts. C-2 Gambatese said die ordinance was tainment condition, the township age, and in 1997 for selling alco- a permitted use in zones are general retail commer- in response to the Planning will file a complaint with the hol in a contaminated bottle. The commercial districts cial center districts, and C-3 Board's recommendation. Division of Alcoholic Beverage bottle contained a fruit fly. zones are highway commercial "They suggested to us theControl of the state Department of In addition, during an investi- BY CRAIG YETSKO districts. elimination of fast-food restau- Law and Public Safety, which gation of an April assault at the rants along Route 1," he said. Staff Writer Traditional restaurant use could shut down the establishment club, Heartbreakers management would still be permitted in all He also noted that traffic at the or suspend the license. ast-food restaurants have three zones. Fast-food restau- Route 1 intersection of Sand Hill Continued on page 25 been banned in two com- rants are defined as those which Road and Major Road "is a prob- mercial districts along sell food over the counter in dis- lem." Index F Classified 32 Quote of the week: Route 1 in South Brunswick. posable containers and through a Van Hessen said that he was Editorials 6 The Township Council voted drive-through service window "struggling" with how he would "I got the impression the 4-1, with Republican Councilman and do not have waiter/waitress vote on the ordinance. Entertainment 24 Letters 6 establishment was so clean that Ted Van Hessen dissenting, to service "I don't know what the right you could hold a church service approve an ordinance which Mayor Debra Johnson said she answer is here," he said. Marketplace 31 Obituaries 27 [there]." would restrict fast-food restau- is not against these types of restau- He explained that if the Burger David Spaulding rants in the township's C-2 shop- rants but stated the township wants King and McDonald's were taken Police Beat 27 Mayor ping district zones, and eliminate the Route 1 corridor to remain out of the intersection of Sand Sports 29 North Brunswick them from C-l and C-3 zones. "attractive" and to preserve "what Cover slory C-l zones are neighborhood we can" on the highway. Continued on page 25 Visit Greater Media Newspapers' Web site www.gmnews.com 2 SENTINEL, AUGUST 3, 2000
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Age Attn: Circus Contest 3 NS S.B.SENTINEL, board AUGUST 3~200d 3 moves to take land for school SOLTH BRUNSWICK — The Board of Education has decided to start ton demnation proceedings to acquire land toi a new Deans Rhode Hall Road eleihcntan school Go\ eminent bodies ha\e the ruht to take propert\ foi public use under eminent domain The board \oted unanimously \londiv to be bring legal proceedings to acquire title to the 25-atre tract Voters approved con htruLtion of a new school there in an October 1999 referendum Vincent DeLuua an administrative assistant to Schools Superintendent Sam Stewart said the board has been negotiating to buy the property located at the inteisec tion of Route HO tor the past M\ months The owners rejected the board s latest S2 million bid which was based on appioxi- matelv S80 0U0 per acre The propertv according to DeLuua is owned bv Cod\ Ecker and Dan Gatarz who own an area architectural firm, and Ecker s mother MARIE ORTIZ As part of last yeai ^ S47 million ret NIGHT OUT IN SOUTH BRUNSWICK — Jan Ochs and Ray "The Prize Guy" of Magic 98.3 play "Guess the Song" at erendum voters approved construction of a South Brunswick's National Night Out Festival Tuesday at Woodlot Park.The annual night out against crime event is spon- new elementary school an addition to the sored by the Police Department. high school and conversion of the district grades 5-6 upper elementary school to a middle school "It is critical to make sure the school can open on time in the fall of 2002," DeLucia I\I.B. council to split rezoning ordinance said, when the district plans to convert to a K-5 configuration Little also brought up the July 10 hear- Council now favors Councilman Leo Ryan, who sits on the Work at the upper elementary school Planning Board, agreed with Spaulding ing on the original zoning ordinance at should be completed by September 2001, he office research use at about not rezornng the Route 1-130 land to which Woodmont representatives said that said, and the high school addition should tenants would include a CD and video Route 1-130 circle tract commercial A retail center in that area open by the fall of 2003 would create a "burden to the overall pop- store and a North Brunswick Staples store The future upper elementary school has ulated traffic pattern," he said that would move to the Woodmont loca- many of its sixth-grade classrooms at BY CRAIG YETSKO tion Staff Writer Ryan lent his support to the Berman Crossroads Middle School, which is 'liter- plan, however, explaining that the "ratable That disclosure 'put a sour note in our ally bursting at the seams now said NORTH BRUNSWICK — The re-is good" and it would generate less traffic throat,' Little said DeLucia zoning issue is now back in the Township during peak hours than an office complex A recently formed group which op- 'Contingency plans would cause a hard Council's court He said Monday that approximately poses both Route 1 rezoning proposals ship to kids if the new elementary school Last week, the Planning Board voted 3,000 to 4,000 vehicles would be entering reacted to Spaulding's recent decision and does not open on time he added unanimously to recommend that the coun- or exiting an office site at one time while, the Planning Board s recommendation in a The elementary school is as vet un cil rezone the 18-acre General Automotive with a commercial center, traffic would be press release named, but the two middle schools which tract at the Route 1-130 cucle for more spread out during the day Gary Hirsch, a co-chairman of the will share a campus, will be called office/research, instead of commercial use Council President Peggv Scanllo said North Brunswick Civic Association, ap- Crossroads North and South Mayor David Spaulding, a member of plauded the board s recommendation to Condemnation is a several-step process, Tuesday that she had spoken to many resi- DeLucia said the board, withdrew his support for rezon- dents in the township on this issue and support office-research zoning for the foi- mer General Automotive site The first step is notification of the own- ing the site foi commercial use, which stressed that repoits the council had ers that the school board is filing for title to would have paved the way for the retail already made a decision on the two tracts He called it a "first step" in the battle the property The state Superior Court will development proposed by the Woodmont are untrue "That is the furthest thing from against "further tiaffic congestion and then appoint a three-person commission to Corp of Fort Worth, Texas the truth," she said unchecked development in our township " decide a fair price The Planning Board voted 7-2 to sup- Scanllo noted that she still has some Hirsch also explained that while he was The commission's recommendation is port a council proposal to rezone the 55- concerns about the proposals, including happy that the board "heeded the people's nonbindmg, DeLucia said, and once that n, acre DKM tract on Route 1 north near the entrances and exits onto Route 1 with concerns" regarding the Route 1 and 130 established, the two parties can settle at anv DeVry Institute for commercial use the Woodmont plan rezoning, he said the 7-2 Planning Board point in the process R Beiman Development Co of Council Vice President Paul Pappas vote in favor of commercial zoning tor the The law at that point also provides tor Trenton wants to build a 485,000-square said Monday that he does not know what DKM tract "reinforces the fact that this the school district to deposit the rec- loot retail complex called the Gateway his final decision will be battle is far from over" ommended purchase price with the court Centre on that tract "I think this is the second toughest "With the [overpass] reconstruction on and to take possession of the propertv thing I've had to do in three years " he said Route 1 and 130 expected to last three If the seller disagrees w ith the puce, the Board Attoiney Jeff Lehrer said at the seller can seek a jury trial which could take special board meeting that a formal recom- Councilwoman Maureen Little said years, and the master plan as a whole still not acted upon, one must question whether a lew years mendation would be submitted to the Monday that she is leaning toward the Once the board gets the property it w ill council Planning Boaid's recommendation it is truly in the best interests of oui resi- dents to approve rezoning this site as if it seek construction bids and start work on the Now, it is up to the council to vote on Commenting on the Woodmont pioposal, weie in Us own little wot Id " he said mfrastructuie whether these changes will take place she explained that she was "uncomlort- DeLucia did not know whether the board At Monday's workshop meeting, the able" with the Route 1 entiancc-cxit plan Co-chauman Ron Peil uiged Spaulding had anticipated any pioblems with acquiring council agreed to introduce two sepaiate because it would force traffic onto Route and the council to follow the recommenda- the property, but membeis were aware, he rezoning ordinances next Monday, which 130 tions in the mastei plan to zone the land tor said, that "negotiations can be delicate and would supeisede an earliei ordinance 'I thought that would be dangeious," office/research use time consuming " rezoning both tracts for commercial use she said — Manlvn Duff 4 SENTINEL, AUGUST 3, 2000 NS
Board preparing to break ground Saturday for Culver Road facility
BY PAUL CODINO Correspondent MJE fter five years of existence, the South Brunswick YMCA has A found a home of its own. ;-M At 10 a m Saturday, the South Brunswick branch of the YMCA will break ground at its new facility at 329 Culver Road in the Monmouth Junction section of town, en route to the facility's projected opening at the beginning of 2001. Branch Director Dave Anderson said that, until now, the South Brunswick branch had been a non-facility YMCA, meaning that the programs were conduct- ed wherever space was available. Members of the club used school grounds, parks or hotel pools. Three years ago, Anderson said, the Board of Directors made the decision to establish a permanent facility. After a year of research, they spent two years raising money by soliciting area businesses and individuals for contributions They raised about $450,000, less than half of what it would cost to get the facility up and run- ning. Some of the biggest contributors were Johnson & Johnson, which donated MARIE ORTIZ $21,000, and developeis Ken and Doug Dave Anderson, branch director of the South Brunswick Family YMCA, looks forward to breaking ground for a new facility Renk, who donated $25,000. Saturday at this Culver Road site in the Monmouth Junction section of the township. The new facility will open in January. Jim and Rose Michie, from whom the YMCA purchased the Culver Road prop- erty, gave the equivalent of a $50,000 gift vated in three phases. In that phase, Anderson said, YMCA the new YMCA, Anderson said by making the first seven months of the The first phase, which is the present one will expand into the rest of the building. "We intend, in the future, to have a YMCA's mortgage with them interest free. set to open on Jan. 1, is to develop 19,000 He said they are not sure right now what building that will probably be 60,000 square feet of the exist- will go into the square feet, with an Olympic-sized pool The rest of the money came from a loan additional space, from the Magyar Savings Bank, which is ing building into a and appropriate facilities," Andre Gruber, gymnasium, fitness but preliminary chairman of the South Brunswick YMCA based in New Brunswick but runs a satel- plans include lite branch in South Brunswick. Kenneth center, teaching pool, "We intend, in the future, board, said. dance studio, day care to have a building that will expanding the The new piogram rooms will be used to McKenna, the bank's vice president and fitness and day loan officer, said the loan is for $1 36 mil- center, locker rooms, probably be 60,000 square add programs, Andeison said. The existing program rooms and care centers programs that the South Brunswick lion He said the bank approved the loan However, public because the YMCA has a good track offices. feet, with an Olympic-sized YMCA provides will continue at the loca- Anderson said the poo! and appropriate research surveys tions they have been using. record and because of what it will add to will dictate what the community. branch made its deci- facilities" direction the Included are the YMCA's teen pro- "We feel that the YMCA is very sup- sions on what to grams, which Anderson said will continue include in the facility expansion will portive of the community, and we wanted Andre Gruber take to expand through a teen center which will to be just as supportive," McKenna said. through research and Chairman be part of phase two and designed by area community surveys. The same The existing building at the new 27- South Brunswick teens. After phase one is could be said for acre YMCA site once housed an engineer- YMCA board the third phase, "A lot of times teens ate the forgotten ing company and has been vacant for complete, fund-raising age group in programming," Anderson and research will start which will about seven years. The building contains include expand- said, citing that as a reason why the South 32,000 square feet of floor space. over to provide for Brunswick branch has always paid special phase two. ing the structure of the facility, as well as Anderson said the facility will be reno- adding outdoor facilities on the grounds of attention to community teens. Woman, 40, charged with DWI I SEARCHING FOE A MEW CAREER? SOMETHING LIFE CHANGING? 1 following accident Monday SOUTH BRUNSWICK — An alleged the accident. if. drunk driver headed the wrong way on He was unable to stop and struck \ GENTLE HEALING - Route 130 caused a serious motor vehicle Ayres' vehicle from behind. Ayres' left leg accident early Monday morning. was crushed when his partially open door Vincent Ayres, 72, of Jame.sburg was slammed shut with the second collision. SCHOOL OF MASSAGE driving south on Route 130 in the area of He was transported to Robert Wood • Be Part Of A Fast Growing Profession • Rhode Hall Road at 3:15 a.m. when he was Johnson University Hospital by Summer Relaxation Special struck head on by Maureen Rose-Ice, 38, of Monmouth Junction First Aid Squad and 1 ^ minute aramartu.rap\ stcim and 1 hour mas^e Work The Hours That You Choose • Earn An Lawrenceville who was driving north in the Med-Rescue 3. Dimelho was not injured Special $65 ^eg $aoi Excellent Income • Have A Helping and southbound lane, police said. in the accident. 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SENTINEL, AUGUST 3, 2000 S 'Police in Schools7 FBI agent tapped as N.B. police director in Newark, will be formally retiring from He added that becoming a Green Beret grant mm four Ronald Romano the FBI. is not easy: it requires "dedication and an a former Green Beret "I'm very pleased." Spaulding said, inner strength." slew S J, officers and 27-year FBI agent adding that he has a "very positive feeling"" Spaulding said there were numerous about Romano. applicants for the position, but most were SOUTH BRUNSWICK — Four BY CRAIG YETSKO Romano, who also served with the not interviewed. new police officers were sworn in Staff Writer Green Berets in Vietnam, will receive a During the search process, he inter- Tuesday as a result of funding from a viewed former acting Police Director NORTH BRUNSWICK — Mayor salary of $95,000. according to Spaulding. Donald Conry, who has been acting di- ''Police in Schools" grant. David Spaulding has announced the ap- Spaulding explained that because of his The hiring strengthens the partner- rector since January, and another candi- pointment of a permanent police director. work with the FBI, Romano has ex- date. ship between the police, community and Ronald Romano, 50, a 27-year FBI vet- perience township officers do not. schools, said Police Chief Michael D. Former Police Director Tom Maltese eran, will take over the spot vacated in "He's going to bring experience and resigned last December. He took the po- Paquette, who credited Congressman December by Tom Maltese. Rush Holt (R-12) with securing the fund- insight they will all benefit from," sition on June 1, 1994 after serving as Spaulding said Wednesday he is wait- Spaulding said. deputy chief of investigations at the ing. ing to find out when Romano, who works The hiring would not be possible Middlesex Countv Prosecutor's Office. without the cooperation and assistance of the Township Council and Township Items for Community Bulletin Board may be mailed to: Manager Matthew Watkins, Paquette The Sentinel, P.O. Box 5001, Freehold,'NJ 07728. They also may be faxed to (7321 780-4192. added. It also further diversifies the depart- ment, according to the chief, with the group of officers including the first Asian-American officer and the third For 25 years our first responsibility has been to our female officer. The new officers are: Students and Their Families. 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Victory for the opposition in N.B. ho said you can't fight tract on Route 1 near DcVry city hall and win? Institute rezoned for a similar use, W North Brunswick resi- but the cunent Planning Board dents who fiercely opposed the favors commercial zoning. The rezoning of the 18-acre Route 1- council v.ill also introduce a new 130 circle tract tor a mall con- rezoning ordinance for that parcel vinced the mayor the rezoning Monday. would be a mistake. Residents should be pleased On Monday, the Township that their voices were heaid on the Council, which apparently agrees, one issue, and more importantly, will introduce a new ordinance to that they were able to sway the change the zoning to office/ mayor's thinking. research use — just as the previ- It proves that you certainly can ous and present planning boards fight city hall. have recommended. It just takes courage, persever- For some, that is only half the ance and, as in this case, a darn cake They also want a 55-acre good argument. When a dreem becomes a reality aturday's an important day pieparation and hard work, as in South Brunswick with well as the generosity of support- Let's end the history of failed retail developments in North Brunswick Sthe planned dedication of ers, to make this longtime dream the new South Brunswick Family a reality. YMCA facility on Culver Road. Everyone who had a hand in (Copy of a letter to the North nificant tax burden to our com- Our local government needs to It has taken years of planning, the effort should be very proud. Brunswick Township Council) munity, and only marginal tax actively recruit office building grew up in North Brunswick, revenue. Homogeneous stores developers, who work with high- and over my lifetime watched would offer no value to our com- er profit margins and are more I our previous mayor advocate munity and cause traffic likely to respect and maintain retail centers with the promise- of headaches in an already congest- their property. We have got to tax revenues. The "Fashion ed area. stop entertaining every fly-by- Resident dismayed at Torre's criticisms night retail development that pro- what Mark Balaban stands for." Plaza" was a disaster, standing Why not encourage corpora- ow fortunate the NBTEA empty for many years as a blight tions and small businesses to poses a significant zoning change members are to have a Hello? Do you think this might be in return for unreliable tax rev- true simply because they agree on our community. K. Hovnanian locate to these two parcels? H leader with the stamina promised a ShopRite over a Office tenants sign stable, long- enue. with the president's performance? and dedication that Mr. John decade ago, and we see nothing term leases and offer both excel- I hope that you will reject the Torre attributes to Mark Balaban, These intelligent people would soon find out who is representing but the stumps of a once-thriving lent jobs and tax revenue. Just 10 requested zoning changes, take a their president. Very few "... great forest. miles down the road, Princeton stand against retail development teachers in this town who truly them, and what Mr. Balaban stands for, if they were not satisfied. Such memories lead me, and I Township is charging high rent in North Brunswick, and give the care for the kids who sit in front and cannot build quickly enough extra effort required to attract the of them each day..." are willing to Comparing the "authority" of hope many other residents, to Mr. Balaban to Mr. Hoffa gives strongly oppose any changes in to satisfy demand. Princeton kind of development that will expend the energy and time allows little retail development. allow our town to prosper. required to meet the needs of the the reader a clear picture of Mr. zoning that allow additional strip Torre's prejudice. This prejudice malls along Route 1. North Brunswick should not be Adam Bromwich group. Very few "... great teachers any different. in this town..." are willing to be seems to taint Mr. Torre's judg- These malls would bring a sig- North Brunswick subjected to the ridicule and ment. Mr. Balaban receives no remarks which might be hurled compensation for his position, Proposed zoning change would damage Miiltown, North Brunswick against them for being active just as the board members receive association members." Hello? no reimbursement for their serv- he Lawrence Brook Brunswick, and we recommend on Main Street, Milltown. How lucky they are to have a ice. Mr. Balaban and the board Watershed Partnership Inc., that the township fully develop its The economic benefits to Mark Balaban to represent them. members might make what others T expresses grave concern existing commercial areas and North Brunswick are likely to be Mr. John Torre claims Mr. view as unreasonable demands, about the proposal of the North provide pedestrian and bicycle much less than the developer Balaban is serving his own agen- but this is very different from ac- Brunswick mayor and Township access. claims, and in the long term these da. Is Mr. Balaban's agenda dif- cusing either the Board of Council to change the zoning of As the state Department of may become zero. There are ferent from the agenda of the edu- Education or the Education the property on Route 1 between Transportation will rebuild the many external costs caused by cators he represents? As Mr. Torre Association (represented by Mr. Milltown Road and DeVry from junction of Route 1-Route 130 such a development. Growing a has written, many of the teachers Balaban) of having a "... totalitar- office/research to commercial to between 2002 and 2005, it would town larger does not lower the whom Mr. Torre has approached ian stronghold." Hello? construct a shopping center. be very unwise to add more con- taxes per household; it causes "either do not know whom they Almajulie Edly Our concern is the effects struction during that period. taxes to be higher. are represented by, or don't know North Brunswick which this proposed development Adding this shopping center now The North Brunswick would have on the surrounding would cause more flooding and Township Council will consider area in environmental degra- erosion in Sucker Brook, more this issue again on Aug. 7. We dation, loss of quality of life and water pollution in Lawrence urge residents to attend and voice Sentinel Marilyn Duff economic costs to North Brook (a drinking water supply) their views. MANAGING EDITOR Brunswick Township and the and increased air pollution. There Alan S. Godber Editorial: (732) 358-5200 Ext. 8226 Borough of Milltown. We do not would also be loss of property President Fax'(732) 780-4192 Doug McKcnzie believe that more shopping cen- value foi residents of North Lawrence Brook Watershed SPORTS COORDINATOR Display Advertising: (732) 358-5200 ters are warranted in North Brunswick and Milltown and Partnership Inc. Fax: (732) 780-4257 Gregory Bean extra congestion on Route 1 and Milltown Classified: (800) 660-4ADS EXECUTIVE EDITOR Fax: (732) 780-4678 Kevin Wittman Resident commends N.B. councii for encouraging debate on issues E-mail: [email protected] PUBLISHER he North Brunswick promise of open government, and The council has made great Township Council should public discussion of important progress and real change for the Delivery problems? Call circulation at (732) 254-1755 T be applauded for staying issues. better. North Brunswick should before noon on Friday. until 2:30 a.m. to listen to each In the past, people were afraid be very careful to make sure it A Greater Media Newspaper person who wanted to speak at to speak out and the first we heard never returns to the Democrat's The Sentinel is published Thursday b> the Sentinel Publishing Co., P.O. Box the council meeting of July 10. of change was when we saw a "back room" deals. 5001, Freehold, N.J. 07728. First-Jass That every person got a "coming soon" sign. I don't mail subscription a\ailable at $72 tor Lillian Forte SK\ chance to speak really showed remember any public discussion North Brunswick 26 weeks, 4(5 cents a copy this council is standing behind its of Malouf locating on Route 1. SENTINEL, AUGUST 3,2500 7 Three Exciting Nights in New Brunswick Recent IHBTIIS graduate stands up for NBTEA president fter reading John Torre's guest col- FERPA (1) permits parents of minors oi Eydie umn in the July 20 Sentinel, Maik students 18 or older to inspect and revieu Lawrence 0 A Balaban has good reason to rejoice their records, (2) mandates a formal proce- The Great British Prime Minister Margaret dure be in place to fixa n incorrect record, Thatcher said, "I always cheer up im- and (3) protects disclosure of the record to mensely if an attack is particularly wound- third parties with several notable excep- ing because I think, well, if they attack one tions including school employees, law Tim Conway & Don Knotts enforcement, etc. .. Contrary to what Mr. JolnTIm & Don for a Hilarious nlghtof live standup comedy personally, it means they have not a single from oprf and Barney Fife to the famous carol Burnet sketches political argument left." Torre stated, schools arc under no obliga- like The Dentist", these two comedians have grown up with us! '•: Mr. Torre's letter tion to poll patents annually. Schools seek- Sojoin them live for one hilarious night of failed to demonstrate any ing to make "directory wrongdoing by Mr. information" (names, ^0 Balaban and included phone numbers, address- with special guest Louise O'uart many fallacies. His pri- es) public must inform mary error lies in a fail- Mike Sherman parents via a PTA ure to recognize Mr newsletter, a direct mail- Balaban's two distinct ing, or another method, one ofcountry Music's roost recognizable voices witti:over:i4 wHiiott roles: as a teacher at North Brunswick but nowhere in the text of the law does it ; -001111117 Club", -put Some Drive in Your Cbuntrv'-tr-R-O-U-S-l-E-. ! l Township High School and a leader of the state a requirement to poll parents. The --;•" ^^^•^•••TTheWh^slw•Alpt'^^Wnvlandlnilclrrhore'i•. '•':•••'•'-.•' education association. lesser protection awarded to directory For many years, Mr. Balaban has pro- information highlights that the essence of vided a first-rate education to North the law is to protect academic information. FOR TICKETS CALL 1-800-766-60a8 Brunswick Township High School stu- Even if Mr. Torre's allegations were cor- dents. From the moment you enter his rect regarding phone calls made to parents, purchase online at wmtiel(Bts.cdin ' classroom, be prepared to endure a rig- he would be hard pressed to find a court in or visit ourbox office at 15 Livingston AvefNeW Brunswick T-M-EA-T-R'E orous education that includes responding the nation that would justify his legal to advanced texts and defending every claims. FERPA simply does not prohibit remark you make. It is this type of edu- the actions he claims the North Brunswick cation that cultivates scholarship and pre- Township Education Association took. pares students for the challenges of a col- In a time when two of our township's lege education schools have been awarded the distin- As a union leader, Mr. Balaban is an guished blue ribbon award, and our coun- try has endured 112 months of economic Cafe Colore advocate. His actions significantly affect the lives of North Brunswick's several expansion — the longest in our nation's hundred educators and their families. By history — it would seem that reaching an taking on this role, he is ethically obliged equitable contract would not be so diffi- SMMMEK SPECIALS to fight on their behalf. While his manner cult. I hope both sides can work together to may be harsh, his demeanor ardent, he is reward the teachers for their hard work, successfully fulfilling this role. The pas- while keeping in mind the limitations of sion he takes both into the classroom and our township's budget. 1 fear Mr. Torre's Buyl Buy 2 to the bargaining table reveals his commit- letter served only to further polarize the ment to education in North Brunswick. For sides in an already volatile situation. And I pizzetta large pizzas him to approach either role with any less hope he can realize that while his interest emotion, any less vigor, would be irre- in taking an active role in our school sys- or calzonetta for only $ I 6 sponsible. tem is laudable, his opinion, as demon- Mr. Torre also misrepresented the land- strated by the voters of North Brunswick, get 2ndFREE (includes 2 toppings) mark 1974 Family Educational Rights and is in the minority. Privacy Act, FERPA. The intent of the law, Exp 12/31/00 Offer valid with Exp 12/31/00 O'isr valtd with as designed in 1974 and later amended, Mike Sherman coupon onl/ Pnces do not include coupon only Pr ces do not me ude protects students' education records. North Brunswick Township sales tax sates lax Cafe Colore sen Cafe Co'ore sen
335 George Street • Liberty Plaza • New Brunswick • fax: 732-448-0135 1 Former N.B. Planning Board chair will not lie silenced Phone:732-448-0133 A T2 Venture really feel I should apologize to you set up the opposition that killed it? The for asking for the space to print this, Republicans, with their "Save the Farm" I but the July 7 letter from Debbie and "Leave the Old Man Alone" cam- Cantarella requires a reply. paign. The Otkin farm would have been Fust, it was a typical North Brunswick next, but after the Pulda uproar, everyone Republican "letter to the editor," usually was afraid to touch it. ghost-written for the signer, trashing per- As to overdevelopment, Hidden Lake sons who write letters questioning deci- had to bring five or six. site plans to the sions or actions of the current all-Republi- Planning Board before it was approved. can council. Instead of just addressing the Records will show that I voted against it. \l Snui.lt- questions raised, they maliciously attack Later, state legislation and the Mount the writer's credibility, character and back- Laurel ruling forced higher density zoning BUY 1 ENTREE i ground. on us. Our nice, 30,000-square-foot zones The mayor's actions at the public hear- went out the window. Our council opposed GET SECOND ENTREE ! ing on July 10, for Ordinance 00-13, al- it, was taken to court by three or four lowing his political party officers and developers, and lost. A court settlement members to go on and on trashing me (and handed the board-ordered 1,000 residen- FREE* i tial units in Governor's Pointe, and almost *Sf cond must be of equal I others) without calling them "out of order" or lesser value • for speaking on matters having nothing to 3,000 in Renaissance, to name two. Expires 9/30/00 • Afltr 5 PM ] do with the subject ordinance, was the real (Fortunately, wetlands reduced the latter tip-off that it was all planned that way. He by 1,000 units.) blew their cover! The residents of our Yes, I've said "no" several times, to lit Sur Pub township now know all about their deliber- strip malls along Ridgewood Avenue and Mon. Nite - S500 Domestic Pitchers ately nasty tactics. I received many calls, along Highways 130 and 27. Where would most from Republican voters, aghast at his I put new ratables in town? Sure, some on • Free Happy Hour Buffet rudeness in letting the illegal testimony Highway 1, but high tech office/research, Piitns iib Dirniai Happy Hour Priced Drinks 4-7pm M-F continue. certainly not commercial/retail! $ • Every Tues. Nite - Free Pool g In my defense, re "open space": I am I will not be silenced by your attempt- 1F After 8 PM - $5°° Pitchers a proud to have been a leader in the effort to ed put-downs. You are the political ani- buy the Pulda farm some years ago, for mals, not me. Located at EL 330 S Rt. 522 in Dayton adjacent to Days inn open space and recreation as requested by Gus Kuhlman our Department of Human Services. Who North Brunswick 732-32S-406S i 8 SENTINEL, AUGUST 3, 2000 NS Spaulding changes his position on rezoning Spaulding laid out the reasons why he only add to the confusion and traffic prob- "many new jobs to our area," along with Board rejects rezoning came to his decision. lems to the Route 130 neighborhoods. "unique stores that will bring products and to commercial use He said that the original Woodmont "The traffic entrances and exits onto services that will benefit our residents" and plan was for an "upscale shopping center"; Route 130 will be dangerous during con- significant increase in tax dollars. for Routes 1-130 tract however, he would not characterize any of struction of the overpass and only add con- During the developer's presentation JB Y ^ the stores that have been mentioned as fusion to drivers," he said. before the council in February, Dr. John Staff Writer potential tenants as "upscale." Board Chairman Ralph Andrews echoed Erickson, of Kean University, Union, said NORTH BRUNSWICK — Mayor Second, at last month's council meet- Spaulding's sentiments about the looming that the Gateway Centre would generate David Spaulding changed his mind last ing, he discovered that one of the stores overpass construction, stating that the DOT 650 jobs and yearly sales would be about week about a proposed rezoning change at would be Staples and that the existing keeps changing the traffic pattern. $192.5 million in the first year of opera- the Routes 1 and 130 circle. North Brunswick "They don't tion. At a special July 27 Planning Board Staples store would even know what the Spaulding explained that board mem- meeting, Spaulding, who sits on the board, move to the traffic pattern will bers who were on die board last year sug- announced that he would withdraw his Woodmont location. look like," he said. gested that they "would have likely sup- support for a retail development at the for- "I cannot support Board Vice ported the rezoning last year had the tim- mer General Automotive site. a new developer who Chairman Dan ing been better and because of the many The board unanimously followed suit, would take a store "I had no intention of Distefano also cited benefits the rezoning will have on the com- agreeing to recommend to the Township away from an exist- supporting rezoning of the potential traffic munity." Robert Davis, one of those board mem- Council that the 18-acre property be re- ing taxpayer, [the] Woodmont property." impact on Routes 1 zoned from industrial to office/research Spaulding said. and 130 before the bers, agreed with Spaulding, stating that it construction as a was true that the developer came late; how- use instead of to commercial use. He also explained Dan Distefano The board voted 7-2 to recommend the traffic situation reason why he was ever, there was a feeling if they had with the Department Vice Chairman not in favor of the appeared earlier, the result might have rezoning the vacant Route 1 DKM prop- North Brunswick Planning Board erty from office/research commercial use, of Transportation's plan. been different. paving the way for the proposed Gateway improvement for the "I had no inten- He noted that the ratables generated by Centre. circle. tion of supporting the site would offset "other problems." The council decided Monday to in- Spaulding said rezoning of [the] "I like the proposal they made," Davis troduce separate ordinances to rezone the that he has "reflected Woodmont proper- said. two sites for different uses, making a pend- a great deal on the ty," he said. Andrews also voiced his support for the ing ordinance moot. The council had been design for the en- Berman plan. scheduled to vote on the earlier ordinance trance and exit from Majority recommends making "I think the stores that are going to be there are going to be high-quality stores," which would have rezoned both sites com- Route 1, and feels that it doesn't work DKM site commercial mercial at its July 10 meeting, but because well." he said. "I think it is a good idea in that During his prepared comments, particular site." of public outcry, carried the hearing to Support for the mayor by board Spaulding continued his support for a retail Aug. 7. Following Spaulding's comments, he He explained that, based on the way development on the 55-acre vacant DKM North Brunswick has been developed and At last week's Planning Board meeting, received unanimous support from board property on Route 1 north, near DeVry Spaulding noted that he had been a propo- members regarding the rezoning issue. "loaded up with housing," the township Institute. will need ratables to offset the impact, and nent of rezoning the land for over two Members voted unanimously to rec- The board voted 7-2, with Fritsche and years, since Woodmont Corp., a Fort ommend that the property be zoned of- the ratables generated by the plan will do fice/research instead of commercial, which board alternate Patrick Melanson dissenting, that. Worth, Texas, developer, appeared before to recommend that the council rezone the the Township Council in 1998. would be in line with the recommendations Melanson said that he has spoken to made in the township's master plan, which land from office-research use to commercial residents regarding this issue and has yet to "I have also repeatedly said that al- use, as the master plan recommends. though I support the idea, I wanted to hear the board adopted last June. hear from people who support the plan. from the public," Spaulding said. "Well, Board member Joe Fritsche said he was R. Berman Development Co., of "I don't think the residents are willing hear we did." happy to see that Spaulding listened to the Trenton, has proposed building a 485,000- to make the bargain for ratables," he said. According to the mayor, he received public on the rezoning issue. square-foot retail complex, called the In his opposition to the rezoning, "numerous phone calls, letters and e-mail "I appreciate this change of mind," he Gateway Centre, on the property. Fritsche noted that office/research in the messages offering reasons why we should said. "This property offers something unique area, along with DeVry and Chubb and reasons why we shouldn't rezone this Fritsche said that after witnessing how to our area — something that will benefit Institute, will make the township "a leader parcel." the state's reconstruction of the Jersey our residents in many ways," Spaulding in the Central Jersey area in technology." Woodmont has proposed constructing a Avenue overpass created "traffic havoc" in said. "The arguments I've heard so far have "I would prefer this over being a fol- 124,729-square-foot retail development at the surrounding neighborhoods, "I feel that not altered my support." lower in the chase for big box stores," he the site. adding a shopping mall in this area will He explained that the site will create said.
national research program that facilitates in the nation in fresh market blueberry pro- House approves funding for Rutgers projects registration and re-registration of pest con- duction and third in cranberries. I appreci- Rep. Frank Pallone Jr. recently an- Blueberry and cranberry research in trol agents for use on minor crops. ate the commitment the congressional nounced that the House of Representatives New Jersey would again receive $220,000 Pallone requested the funding, noting, appropriators have shown in funding has approved federal funding for two agri- from these research grants under the FY "Agriculture is a major component of the research that will benefit our farmers and cultural programs at Rutgers University. 2001 appropriations bill, the same amount New Jersey economy. Much of the research our state's economy." The funding is part of the fiscal year 2001 it has received in past years. The legislation going on at Rutgers will produce important Later this summer, conferees from the appropriations bill for the Department of also provides $8.9 million for the Inter- advances that will increase productivity House and Senate will meet to adopt a final Agriculture. regional Research Project No. 4 (IR-4), a and boost revenues in New Jersey and version of the bill to send to the president to around the country. New Jersey ranks first be signed into law.
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Trip to view 'TitaniG' artifacts planned A trip to see ' The Titanic" artifact ex- hibit will be sponsoied by the North * 300 MPH Brunswick Township High School Social UTA Jet Dragsters Studies Department on Aug 21, with 5fi buses leaving the high school parking lot * 280 MPH at 9 am, and returning at 6 p m The exhibit is at the Tropicana Resort in Jet Funny Cars Atlantic City Cost is $10 for transporta- tion, admission, and a free gift from the * Monster truck Tropicana ft. The exhibit is one of its kind and has Crush Jam over 200 objects retrieved from the HMS Titanic The trip is open to the public, and * Jet Cars deadline for sign-up is Aug 10 * Wild Blown and For more information, please call Pete Clark at (732) 289-3748 Nitrous Pro Mods * WWF Superstarss Presbyterian church to "The Hardy Boyz" hold Bible school The Fabulous "Lita" Vacation Bible School "In the Race with Jesus", will be held at Trinity Presby- Gates open 5:00 pm, Feature Show 8:00 pm terian Church, 367 Cranbury Road, East Brunswick, Aug 14-18 from 9 am to Come out early to get a great seat, and meet the drivers. noon All tickets will be sold at the gate the day of the event. The school will be held for children 3 Ticket Prices: Adults $20.00, Students (12 thru 16) $10.00, Pit Passes $5.00 1/2 years old to 6th grade (completed) The registration fee is $15 for the first KIDS UNDER 12 FREE child and $10 for each additional child (not to exceed $40 per family) For more information call Raceway Park 732-446-7800 For more information, call (732) 257- 6636 1 O SENTINEL, AUGUST 3, 2000 It's Easy to Enjoy
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Library to hold student art exhibit in August | Si / Local art instructor Jerilyn Marrero has Subjects include favorite cartoon char- J 1 :_j | LJLJii 2_I 1 : iiliJ \-Ao^yi gathered works from local young people acters, still lifes and outdoor scenes. "THE CELLULAR SHQPPE" AT EAST BRUNSWICK for an exhibit at the North Brunswick Marrero's students also study specific c,.,«e 437 Route IS SouthItinti d«r W.KWI».. Public Library during the month of techniques of the great artists, such as S1NCE 732-254-2727 1986 MUIHOLa August. The artists range in age from pointillism and impressionism. Marrero is 4233 ROOf« 9 North (next ID Ccarrol Jwuy P 732-683-1717 kindergarten through high school, and a graduate of Parson's School of Design SOMERV1LU SomervilU Ckdo work in a variety of media such as water- and a former professional graphic artist inc. 908-218-9757 color, acrylic paint, crayons and colored and illustrator. The library is located at 880 pencil. Hermann Road, North Brunswick. SEE THE SHOW THAT #' "ROCKS" (YOU SAVE -*•.' •»««»• 1'^m>i IK Tf ,&*% • . Jt®*1* ~W Y 1!J'%|' "W ^** «IJIJU?P'"1* ^ Tim Rice Andrew Lloyd Webber Call Ticketmaster 212.307.4100 ,,:,',.,",..,.:,, ..,, r 12 SENTINEL, AUGUST 3 2000 NS Dayton Village Coalition sweeps community clean Also involved in the day was Pierre's Saturday cleanup restaurant, Georges Road, which provided part of S.B. Clean refreshments to the volunteers, and Dayton Video The group met on the giounds of Communities Program Dayton Video, using it as then starting point The video stoie owners also allowed the BY PAUL CODINO coalition to plant floweis on their pioperty Correspondent Aside fiom the '"Clean Sweep oi Day- bout 20 volunteeis gave their time ton," the coalition does much to help out to the Dayton Village Citizens the community A Coalition's "Clean Sweep ol "We'ie concerned with the general Dayton' piogram on Saturday quality of life m the Dayton area," Del Joe Del Guercio. treasurer of the coali- Guercio said tion said they collected a lot of gaibage Part of that, he said, is preservation of and cleaned up around the flowers and the community's historical quality The bushes that they had planted coalition is presently attempting to save "Mostly we collected tons and tons of the Slack House on Georges Road and what people throw out of then cais," Del have it restored Presently, the pioperty of Guercio said the house is owned by the adjacent Wawa, The gioup began at Five Corneis at 10 which had originally planned to demolish am and spiead outward along Dayton's the house and add a parking lot loads Del Guercio said he feels as though South Brunswick Recycling provided Wawa is now willing to work with the bags, gloves and orange reflective vests for coalition to restore the historical building the volunteers' use The trucks that col- In a June meeting between Wawa com- lected the gaibage weie also provided by pany officials and membeis of the coali- South Brunswick tion, set up by Deputy Mayoi Frank Gam- Though this is only the second year that batese, Wawa officials said that they would the Dayton Coalition has run the program, donate the house to the coalition if it Del Guercio said he had done it for foui agreed to restore the building previous yeais with the Cub Scouts when The coalition is also in the conceptual his son belonged to a den stage of a plan to route bicycle paths 'The town encourages various non- throughout South Brunswick, connecting profit community groups to do this," Del the various sections Guercio said, adding that the township, The coalition has been around for about MARIE ORTIZ through South Brunswick Recycling, pays 2'A years, and it has giown some, although Hannah Freeman, 10, of Dayton, cleans up the curb area at the intersection of the groups, which goes into their general not as much as Del Guercio had hoped, he Georges, Culver and Ridge roads Saturday. funds said According to Recycling Coordinator He said that most of the 20 members of Nancy Paquette, the township contracts the coalition are from the central part of with eight groups to clean up litter as part Dayton by the Five Corneis area He added of its Clean Communities Program They that he'd like to see moie people from the receive $5 per hour per person outskirts of the community become Funding comes from the township's involved $38,610 2000 New Jersey Clean Commu- "We're trying to leach out, to pull in nities giant So far the groups have col- some of those people," Del Guercio said lected 255 bags or 8,415 pounds of litter, He said he hopes to see a growing num- Paquette said bei of community membeis at the meet- "This is the 11th year that we've re- ings, which are held every third ceived the grant, and this is the cleanest the Wednesday evening of the month at the Monday thru Friday 3 PM to 6 PM * town has been I'm really proud of it," Pa- South Brunswick Municipal Building Full Course quette said MARIE ORTIZ • 1 % 113. Bob Tucker, a found- ing member of the •Soup Dayton Village • Salad Bar Citizens Coalition, helps cleans up the intersection of Georges, Culver and Ridge roads during *Must be seated Saturday's "Clean by 6 PM Sweep of Dayton." Not valid with other specials • No coupons or discounts • No credit cards cash only fc At The Imperial Music Center S* An fifoer* ary Saturday August 12 Polynesian Show featuring Fire Dancer Polynesian & Hawaiian Music Hula Dancers Cetebrmti&n $SO Per Person Includes Dinner Drinks Shou Tax S Tip Begins on August 7th ^V Nr" \'r NS " " SENffNEL, AUG (jST $?20Q&" 13 Dead bird in Sayrevilfe had West Nile virus Washington Road. Health officials warn The county could u.se several prevention residents to take methods but two in particular, Papi said, will likely be used: carbon dioxide traps and precautions water treatment pellets dropped from heli- BY TAKESHA PETTUS copters into water sources. Stall Writer "One bird does not mean we should come into a town spraying insecticides," Papi said. SAYREVILLE — Residents are being Papi said the treatment will be very con- warned to take precautions after the state con- trolled so residents need not worry. finned a dead crow found in the borough 10 Unlike New York, which conducts period- days ago was infected with Line West Nile ic spraying throughout the streets in addition virus. to treating water sources. Papi said Sayreville Warning letters and cable channel advi- will only treat stagnant water sources. sories are being circulated to borough resi- "No other areas will be done." Papi dents regarding the virus. Also, borough added. employees are being given insect repellent to Residents should also do everything pos- aid in the precautionary efforts. sible to try and help in prevention efforts. According to David Papi, deputy director According to recommendations made b} for the Middlesex County Public Health the Middlesex County Mosquito Ex- Department, the state Department of Health termination Commission and the Middlesex confirmed that testing done on a crow con- County Public Health Department, residents cluded the bird died from the mosquito-bome should use several precautionary methods of virus. protection. The borough and county health de- It is suggested that residents eliminate partment kept the bird's discovery under standing water on their property, clean wraps until Monday when tests results came clogged roof gutters, empty plastic swim- back positive. ming pools and drain swimming pool covers, In a press release issued on Monday. change the water in bird baths, flush sump Mayor Kennedy O'Brien said the borough pumps weekly, check or repair screen doors, was taking the discovery seriously and that stay indoors during dawn, dusk and early every precaution was being taken to prevent evening when mosquitoes are active, wear infection. long-sleeved shirts, long pants and socks Humans and animals contract West Nile when outdoors, avoid areas with heavy bush- Virus from mosquitoes. es and trees, apply insect repellent sparingly According to the Middlesex County to exposed skin, following the manufacturers Public Health Department, mosquitoes get instructions carefully. Do not spray insect infected with the virus by feeding on infected repellent on children less than 3 years old. birds. Some birds may die from the virus, but In addition, the county has continued to are not known to transfer the disease to test sentinel chickens in the borough. Blood humans. samples are taken from the chickens every Symptoms of the West Nile virus may two weeks and so far they have tested nega- include fever, headache, body aches, skin tive for the virus, Papi said. rashes and swollen lymph glands. Finally, a program is being developed that More severe symptoms may also include will survey hospitals weekly in Middlesex JERRY WOLKOWITZ meningitis, encephalitis, coma and death. and other counties throughout the state to AT THE MUSEUM — Lauren Raguette, 6, of East Brunswick, places a button There is no specific treatment for the virus on her drawing to giver her barn a three-dimensional look during a recent check for the virus in humans. Gadgets and Gizmos exhibit at the New Jersey Museum of Agriculture in and no vaccine. Most people who contract The county has been taking samples since North Brunswick. the illness recover within two weeks. In March, Papi said. severe cases, however, hospitalization may be Mosquito season runs from mid-March necessary. until the end of October. In order to try and stop the spread of the Residents are being advised to call the virus, the county health department will be local health department if they discover dead treating stagnant water sources throughout birds in their neighborhood. Milltown takes stand the borough, such as Kennedy Park on Museum of Agriculture sets 'Jersey Fresh Fesf against N.B. strip mall The New Jersey Museum of "Junior Chef classes. There will be a Agriculture, located near the corner of farmers market, an international cookbook MILLTOWN — Despite the inevitable, ning into Sucker Brook, which connects with Route 1 and College Farm Road at the en- fair and children's crafts. Food will be borough officials drafted a resolution stating Lawrence Brook, the town's supplier of trance to the Rutgers University Cook available for purchase. opposition to North Brunswick's plans to potable water. College campus. North Brunswick, will On Aug. 12 only, the community mo- rezone land along the south side of Route 1 'The mall's parking lot will need to be present a "'Jersey Fresh Fest" from noon to bile health unit of St. Peter's University from office to commercial. paved, which will most likely cause an in- 4 p.m. on Aug. 12 and 13. Hospital, New Brunswick, will provide The R. Berman Development Corp. crease in area flooding," he added. health screenings and nutrition informa- wants to build a 485,000-square-foot shop- Borough officials sent their resolution to Participants are invited to bring a blan- tion. ping center on the 49-acre property adjacent North Brunswick Township Council mem- ket or chair to the two-day event celebrat- Admission is $1; children under age 4 to DeVry Institute, which is in North bers last week, hoping its points would be ing New Jersey fresh fruits and vegetables. and museum members will be admitted Brunswick but borders a residential portion taken into consideration when North Singer-story artist Judy Goddard will per- free of charge. For more information, call of Milltown. Brunswick officials cast their final vote on form each afternoon in the courtyard. At 1:30 p.m. each day. Chef Raul will offer (732) 249-2077. A plan for 700,000 square feet of office the rezoning. space is now in place for the site. Still, Milltown's efforts may prove moot Primary concerns for Milltown officials as North Brunswick Mayor David Spaulding and residents include increase in traffic and openly supported the council's plan to rezone Bible school offered at Kendall Park church storm water drainage problems. the property from office to commercial dur- Kendall Park Baptist Church will have ages 4 through 12, including those who "Nobody can guarantee this mall won't ing the July 27 Planning Board meeting. its "Vacation Bible School" from Aug. 14- have completed sixth grade. Each day in- bring more traffic to Route 1," Councilman Milltown residents, however, do not 18, 9-11:30 a.m. at the church at 3583 cludes Bible stories, crafts, refreshments Mike Skarzynski said. "And that will lead to intend to give up. A group of residents, along Route. 27, opposite the Kendall Park and a game time. Closing ceremony is more traffic cutting through Main Street as with representatives from the borough's Shopping Center. The school is free, and Aug. 20, 6:30 p.m. well, which we definitely don't need." Environmental Commission and Borough this year's theme is "Abundant Life! From For information, call Pastor Dan Elaborating on the borough's worries Council, has plans to attend the public hear- the Beginning to Eternity: John 10:10." Brown at (732) 297-4644. over water drainage, Skarzynski said officials ing on the issue next week. fear increased runoff will affect creeks run- — Nicole C. Vaccaro The"school is free, and open to children 14 SENTINEL. AUGUST 3 2000 NS Meet me at the county fair, 7-12 Admission is $4 for adults and $1 forchildren. Aside from donating money to the Information on public services will be Weeklong Middlesex children 12 and under. Parking is free. 4-H, the fair provides a way for 4-H mem- available at the fair as well. The Middlesex County Fair opens at All amusement rides will be $10 from bers to show off their achievements and County Police Department will provide 7-10 p.m. Monday, and from 1-5 p.m. compete for prizes. free fingerprinting of children. 1 p.m. Monday Tuesday through Friday. The 4-H competitions include sheep The East Brunswick Township Office of BY PAUL GODINO The fair, which is funded through pre- shows, dog obedience and obstacle shows, Recycling will provide information on the Correspondent vious-year gale receipts and sponsorships, and a goat milking contest. importance of recycling. will feature an Agricultural Tent highlight- The 4-H will also provide horse enter- The Middlesex County Prosecutor's here i.s something for everyone at ing the county's agricultural history and tainment. There will be an English horse Office will have information on drug iden- this year's annual Middlesex tradition, as well as the present state of show, a hor.se gymkhana (which are games tification and awareness. T County Fair, which opens Monday county agriculture. on horseback), a horse-grooming class and Fairgoers will also be able to learn about at the County Fair Grounds on Cranbury The tent will have displays from the various other horse-related events and com- adopting retired racing greyhounds from Road (Route 535) in East Brunswick and county Board of Agriculture and other state petitions. the New Jersey Greyhound Adoption continues through Aug. 13. and county agricultural associations, in- Aug. 9 will be 4-H Kids Night, featur- Program. For the weeklong celebration of cluding the East Brunswick Grange. ing children's games and activities. The Blood Center of New Jersey will be agriculture, education and community, the The State Agricultural Museum and the Aug. 12 and 13 will be Children's Days. at the fair on Aug. 12 from 2-8 p.m. to ac- 62-year-old Middlesex County Fair East Brunswick Museum will present dis- There will be a costume parade in which cept blood donations, and St. Peter's Uni- Association has planned a variety of attrac- plays that show off the county's farming participants will dress as zoo animals, fair versity Hospital will have a mobile unit at tions, as well as the standard agriculture, history. foods or holidays. There will also be a Cat the fair on Aug. 10 from 4-8 p.m. to do home and garden, and 4-H displays. The Craft Tent will feature daily demon- and Kitten Show and a Dog and Puppy blood pressure and blood sugar screenings. There also will be plenty of food ven- strations of at least four different craft Show. The Middlesex County Fair Association dors, musical entertainment and amuse- workers, including blacksmithing, calligra- There will be various forms of enter- has developed the Fair Charity Challenge, ment rides. phy, origami and woodworking. tainment throughout the fair week. The in which any Middlesex County organiza- Opening night will feature a fireworks Amateur artists and craft workers can Chinese Acrobats, Robinson's Racing Pigs tion with federal tax exemption can get a spectacular at 9:30 p.m. Earlier in the display their work in the Home Arts Tent, and Hell on Wheels BMX bike demonstra- water jug and label it with their charity. The evening, at 6:30 p.m., Arthur Danser, where everything from paintings and sculp- tions will appear several times each day. jugs will be displayed at the Charity Plainsboro, will be honored as Farmer of tures to baked goods and needlework will Each night will feature a different band Challenge Arena, where fairgoers can do- the Year for 2000, and Mary Etsch, James- be judged, and the winners awarded rib- performance and City Sounds Entertain- nate money to their favorite charities. burg, as Volunteer of the Year for 2000. bons and premiums. ment will provide a DJ on the weekend. The charity with the most money in its The fair will be open from 1-11 p.m. The Middlesex County Fair Association Radio station WPST will broadcast jug at the end of the fair week will receive Monday through Friday, Aug. 7-11; 10 is a supporter of the Middlesex County from the fairgrounds during the week. an additional $500 from the fair associa- a.m. to 11 p.m. Saturday. Aug. 12; and 10 4-H. the county branch of an international WCTC and WMGQ will broadcast on Aug. tion. All charities will keep whatever a.m. to 7 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 13. association dedicated to the development of 11 from 5-8 p.m. money has been collected in their jugs. ' Fair founded 62 years ago by Milltown Grange he first full w eek of almost every Au- threatened because the grange no longer gust since 1938 has meant one thing: wished to sponsor it. After much debate, T the Middlesex County Fair. however, it agreed to let it continue on The fair was founded by the Milltown grange property with another sponsor. Grange as a successor to its Flower and Crop Heyl, the secretary-treasurer of the fair, Show. At the time, the grange was about to and his wife, Helen, went to Russell Herbert become the East Brunswick Grange, having and Joseph J. Smith of the Middlesex County moved to a new Grange Hall there. Board of Agriculture to seek board sponsor- The grange established a nonprofit or- ship. The board agreed on the condition that ganization, the Middlesex County Fair As- the fair would not cost it any money. Herbert sociation, whose mission was: and Smith then funded the fair through per- • to hold an agricultural fair of an edu- sonal loans to the fair association. cational nature, Heyl remained secretary-treasurer until • to advance the agricultural and in- he died in 1956. Edgar Renk was the presi- dustrial interests of Middlesex County, dent of the fair association from 1955 until • to encourage better relationships be- his death in 1983. Herbert continued to serve tween rural and urban people, and the fair each year after 1938 and was fair • to maintain higher standards in home- manager from 1955 to 1979, when he retired. making practices. In 1961, during Herbert's reign as man- The first fair drew 2,000 people who paid ager, the association purchased Scott Farm a 10-cent admission fee. Receipts totaled on Cranbury Road in East Brunswick to cre- $ 1,079, and the association wound up with a ate a permanent Middlesex County fair- S 140.80 profit. grounds. It took another four years to get the Since then, the association has remained necessary approvals and prepare the site, so committed to the annual tradition. the fair was not held there until 1965. While the association receives no state or Grace M. Auer, former fair association county funding, the fair is recognized by the president, has been involved with the fair state Board of Agriculture as the agricultural every year since its inception, and is the only fair of Middlesex County, according to asso- known person to have attended every fair as ciation President Barbara Foerter. well as the eaily Flower and Crop shows. The original trustees of the Middlesex Though she has relinquished the piesident's Fair Association had to be members of the position to Foerter, she remains an active East Brunswick Grange, an agricultural or- member of the fair association. ganization comprising mostly farmers, The fair continued to grow over the years, which was located at what is now the Rantan and the fairgrounds now contain permanent Valley YMCA, at the comer of Dunhams buildings and structures, including a meeting Corner Road and Ryders Lane. place for the fair association and for the Fred Gauntt, who was master of the county Board of Agriculture, as well as a 4- giange, appointed H. Earl Propst as the first H building, The grounds are also used for The Hell On Wheels (HOW) stunt show will be performing three 15-20 minute fair chairman and Fred C. Heyl as secretary- East Brunswick youth soccer and football shows daily at the Middlesex County Fair.The show consists of BMX bicycling, games. skateboarding and in-line skating. The members of HOW are mainly recruited treasurer. from the Atlantic coastline communities of Central Jersey and are directed by The fair continued on the grange's The fair expanded from five to seven days its founder Jeff Jones. In 1998, HOW became one of the National Basketball grounds until World War II, when the gov- in 1991 because of increasing costs and the Association's hottest half-time acts, performing for audiences of the Boston ernment requested that all state and county potential of not meeting expenses in the Celtics, Atlanta Hawks, Miami Heat, Orlando Magic, Charlotte Hornets, fairs be canceled to preserve resources for event of several days of rain. Philadelphia 76ers and the New Jersey Nets. [he war effort. — Paul Godino Altei the war. continuation of the fair was NS SENTINEL, AUGUST~3J200 Resident honored for volunteer work from opening till close, waiting for family Mary Etsch recognized and trends to stop by." by Middlesex County Her favorite visitors are her husband, Roy, son James, daughter Janet, and grand- Fair Association children Tyler, Zachary and Peter. "They are the pride and joy of my life," BY NICOLE C. VACCAftO she said. "I don't know what I'd do without Staff Writer them." he Middlesex County Fair Besides keeping busy with the fair, she Association announced the recipient holds a seat on the state committee of the of its Volunteer of the Year award for Farm Service Agency. T The agency is a branch of the United 2000. States Department of Agriculture (USDA) The Chinese Acrobats will perform three shows daily at the Middlesex County Fair Mary Etsch of Jamesburg, the wife of beginning Monday. The group will increase its shows to four on Saturday, Aug. 12. local farmer Roy Etsch, said the news took and the position is awarded by presidential her completely by surprise. appointment. "When Barbara Foerter (president and She was selected when President Bill fair manager) called me, my initial response Clinton was first inaugurated and said that, was, 'You've got to be kidding,' " she said. much like her being chosen as Volunteer of Chinese Acrobats give "I think somebody else deserves it, to be the Year, she was shocked to have been se- honest." lected for the prestigious position. Foerter and the fair committee do not "I got a call from someone saying that agree. the county and state boards of agriculture fair taste of the Orient "(Etsch) just has the most terrific atti- wished to submit my name for considera- tude. She does anything she's asked to do tion," Etsch explained. "Of course 1 was BY PAUL CODINO lenge," Dike said. with a smile, as if she truly enjoys it, and I more than happy to accept, but still sur- Correspondent There is an energy, she said, that comes believe she does," Foerter said. prised all the same." from the acrobat's psyche and aids him or Each year, the board nominates those Etsch's job is to see that policies set by he Chinese Acrobats are coming her in performing the act flawlessly. fair association members who display the the USDA are carried out. back to the Middlesex County Fair "These people, in performing their acts, most loyalty and commitment toward mak- "This may not be a full-time job, but a T to offer their brand of entertainment display what the human body is capable of," ing the fair a success. very important and meaningful one for me from the Orient. just the same," she said. Dike said. "This year, there were three nomina- From Aug. 7-13, they will perform three The performers begin training at age 4 or tions; however, there was not much question The Etsch family name has been syn- times a day and a fourth time on Saturday, 5 in China, which has three schools for the as to who truly deserved the honor," Foerter onymous with farming for three genera- Aug. 12. tions. Her husband's father started the farm performing arts, dance. Chinese opera and said. Promoted by IAI Presentations of Cali- acrobatics. They train for about four hours he now runs with their son, James, and her fornia, the Chinese Acrobats combine gym- "(Etsch) never denies her services, father farmed as well. each da>, and begin performing at around whether that means selling tickets or helping nastics and daring stunts in a series of acro- age 9, depending on when they are ready. to register presenters," Foerter said. "But "We would like to see this tradition con- batic acts that entertain audiences for about tinue into a fourth generation with one, or Dike said. By the time they are 14 or 15, perhaps the best thing about (her) is her 30 minutes per show. their art becomes second nature. modesty and genuine kindness. She is truly all, of our grandchildren," said Etsch, who Hai Ken Tsai directs the group at shows was bom in Deans, as part of a $47 million The acrobats tour throughout the year a delight to work with." and trains them when they are idle. Cynthia and, during breaks, live and train in Los referendum. "Many precious memories Dike of IAI Presentations said Hai has been However, Etsch said she stands firm by have grown out of farming this land. In fact, Angeles. her convictions that each and every person with the group for more than 20 years. This is Dike said that the group, through \ears I did quite a bit of work here myself back IAI's 25th year with the Chinese Acrobats. involved with the fair works extremely hard when Roy and I were newlyweds." of training and performing together, is \ery to make it the wonderful event that it is. During those 25 years, the group has Etsch said she can remember one of the close. "I cannot stress enough how shocked I toured the world, performing at theater "When they're together and performing, tractors being so big that her husband would shows, concerts, theme parks and fairs. was to hear I'd been selected," she said. "It have to lift her on and off. it's like a family atmosphere," she said. is such a tremendous honor and I need to According to a press release about the Each show varies slightly to keep things thank the fail- association for thinking about "And if it stalled, I'd have to sit and wait group, they have been on television shows for him to rescue me," she said. "Of course, fresh for audiences and performers. Usually me. It's with deep pride and humility that I such as NBC's Today show and CNN's about 10 performers are in each show. There accept. now I find it pretty funny." Headline News. They opened for Liberace In her spare time, she enjoys reading, are about 14 members in the group. I also want to thank my loving family for four years in Las Vegas and joined him Though some of the acts are danng and doing craft work and attending craft shows. on an NBC special. for letting me do this every year," she said. Her favorite pastime, though, is playing sometimes dangerous, every precaution is "It's truly one of my favorite things." The group does several acts including taken to ensure the performers' safety. Hai with her grandsons. balancing, contortion and acrobatic dancing. Etsch said that her primary responsibil- The Etsches also own a house on Long will not let his acrobats perform an act un- ities often involve selling or collecting tick- According to Dike, the shows demon- less they are completely confident in their Beach Island where they vacation every strate an ancient Chinese concept of perfec- ets, which gives her an opportunity to enjoy summer, except for the first week of August. performance. the fair and its people. tion through mind and body. As a result. Dike said, the group has not "That's when the fair is and I wouldn't '"It becomes a synergy between audience "I just really look forward to this every miss that for the world," she said. "You've had any serious accidents during a perfor- year," Etsch said. "I park myself at the gates just got to be at the fair." and performer and performer and chal- mance. This little piggy went to the Middlesex County fair he bugle sounds as they are led to Like greyhounds, the pigs have "racing month or two later. They usually continue the stalling gate. The starter pistol silks," or banners, taped to their backs dis- racins until they are about 6 months old. cracks, and they're off. playing their numbers. Unlike greyhounds, when they begin to get too big and slow T for racing, Shilling said. At that point. Fans are cheering their favorite on as there is nothing leading the pigs around the they round the last turn and head for the track except their desire for that Oreo Shilling said, they are taken back to the home stretch. At the finish line, it's down cookie. farm for breeding purposes. to the wire, and No. 2 wins by a ... snout? "Pigs have an insatiable sweet tooth," They have appeared on NBC's The Yup, a snout. That's what pigs win by. said Bill Shilling of Shilling Theatrical Tonight Show starring Johnny Carson, and You can see for yourself all next week at Productions Ltd., Calverton, Long Island, ABC's Wide World of Sports, m, well as the Middlesex County Fair, which opens N.Y. Shilling has served as booking agent several local television networks around Monday at the Middlesex County Fair for the piggy show since it was founded in the world. Grounds on Cranbury Road (Route 535) in 1986 by Paul and Carlota Robinson. Shilling, who piomotes several enter- East Brunswick. Volunteers from the audience will be tainment acts, said that in the fair market. selected to cheer on the pigs, one cheer- Robinson's Racing Pigs is his most popu- Robinson's Racing Pigs will perform lar act. six times each day. Each performance will leader per racer. The cheerleader of the mouth County Fair in Freehold. include two races of four pigs each, all in a winning pig will receive a ribbon. Robinson's Racing Pigs is the original Randy Ross has taken over head train- racing pig act. Since its rapid success in quest for an Oreo cookie, the winner's Robinson's Racing Pigs have traveled ing responsibilities, which take place in grand prize. around the world to race and entertain, and the late 1980s, several new racing pig acts Fort White, Fla. have been formed. Their chunky legs will carry them boast five groups of eight pigs going from The pigs begin training when they are — Paul Godino around an oval track about 100-150 feet fair to fair throughout the summer months. about 1 month old and start racing about a long at speeds up to 14-17 mph. 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She told police "she was too scared to Around 10 p.m. she left a party and went yell or say anything" while the suspect was into an upstairs hall to use the bathroom, in the bathroom. police said. The suspect is described as a white male When she entered the restroom, she was shoved from behind into a bathroom stall. with long red hair about mid-back length, The suspect put a gun to her right temple and and wearing a red shirt and blue pants. threatened to kill her. police said, then He was carrying a black gun, ap- locked the stall door behind him and used proximately 7 inches in length. the next stall. Patrolmen Wayne DeGactano. Michael He turned the lights off as he exited the Braun and William Bonura checked the bathroom, and the victim crawled out the entire area with no results. Birchwood Court resident stabbed near his residence JERRY WOLKOWITZ BARNS AND GIZMOS NORTH BRUNSWICK — A Patrolman William Caldwell's arrival. Birchwood Court resident was stabbed near When Caldwell arrived at the scene, the Jon Boros (top), 3, of Edison, colors a barn at the New Jersey Museum of his residence on Friday evening. victim was heavily bandaged with his shirt, Agriculture, North Brunswick, during a recent Gadgets and Gizmos exhibit. According to police, the male victim was and the front stairs of the victim's residence The exhibit included a late-1800s beverage shaker and a 1910 electric milk walking in the parking lot near his residence had a trail of blood leading to the parkins centrifuge. with two friends and the alleged suspect. lot. The suspect, a black male, allegedly Caldwell asked a few residents from the sliced the victim's left arm with "some sort"' area if they saw anything, "but nobody did." of knife, leaving a severe laceration to his he reported upper left arm, requiring stitches. The victim was treated and released from He also received a smaller laceration to Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital, the chest area, which required stitches. New Brunswick. Police said the victim did not know why The case was turned over to Detective the suspect cut him. Sean McGee for a follow-up investigation. The suspect fled the scene prior to N.B. Senior Center schedules August events The North Brunswick Senior Center will Spaulding will be at the "Birthday hold its free "Movie & Popcorn" on Aug. 4 Breakfast" on Aug. 18 to celebrate August at 12:30 p.m., and show die film Music of birthdays (call office for times, and to the Heart. R.S.V.P.). Also on Aug. 18 is a trip to the H9 1The center's "Lunch & Learn" program Point Pleasant boardwalk, with departure at is scheduled for Aug. 14 at noon, with a 9 a.m. from the center (trip is full; waiting speaker from Princeton Homecare. list only). There will be a free movie offered at A trip to Monmouth Park Racetrack is Rutgers Cinemas, Aug. 17 at 10:30 a.m. scheduled for Aug. 25 at 10:30 a.m. (transportation will pick up beginning at 9 The center needs volunteers to deliver a.m.; title of movie to be announced ap- meals between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. weekdays, proximately one week prior). and office volunteers for clerical duties. 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League will hold its fund-raiser, the third "Annual Golf Outing" on Aug. 20, begin- South Brunswick Senior ning at II a.m. at Bunker Hill Golf Center announces events Ongoing events at South Reformed Church to Course, Bunker Hill Road, Princeton. Brunswick Public Library Cost is $85 per golfer, or $75 if pre-regis- host Bible school tered. Individuals may register up until The South Brunswick Senior Center The South Brunswick Library "English Aug. 13. will have its Birthday Breakfast on Aug. Conversation Club" will continue to meet Six Mile Run- Reformed Church, Route 22, 8:45 a.m. at the center at 540 Ridge The fee includes a golf cart, greens into the fall on Fridays, 1-2:30 p.m. in the 27, Franklin Park, will host Vacation Bible Road. The breakfast is cosponsored by Quiet Study Room. Space is still available School Aug. 14-18 from 9:30 a.m. to noon, fees, a barbecue at the end of the outing McDonald's and Pierre's, and the guest and prizes in various categories. The fea- and individuals can sign up at the with a closing program on Aug. 18 at 7 will be Councilwoman Carol Barrett. Information Desk. This is an opportunity p.m., for children ages 4-12. All children tured prize for a "hole-in-one" is a 2000 Reservations are required. Nissan, donated by Acme Nissan of South for individuals who know some English, must be registered. Brunswick. Upcoming trips include the Mardi Gras but want to improve their conversation Forms are available from the church of- Platzl Brauhaus on Aug. 17, and a skills. fice. Please call (732) 297-3734. If you have any questions, or need any Branson, Mo., show trip in September. further information, please call Frank The summer "Foreign Film Festival" is CLAYTON SALE ENDS Clayton's Masonry Centers I CONCRETE • BLOCK • SAND AUGUSTIGUST 13ttl! We're so much more tliati just block <& concrete! ™ SmxAmy. SAU/HORSE Impressive SizcJmpressivcly Priced! 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Bayonne Bolmar Ware town Lakewood Long Branch Freehold Route 1B9 South 1HU1 18th Avenue Route fl 515 Route 528 582 Overton Place 225 Throckmorton St. 800-132-25(59 • 2H1-330-S585 . 800-fir>2-3044 • 732-US1-1414 S(J0-58S-li403 • 00!)-(iH3-30()0 800-1562-3044 • 732-905-3131 800-662-3044 • 732-222-3171 800-300-18U0 - 732-402-18G0 Toms River Edison West Creek Absecon YardviUe Major Tool Chestnut St. 1025 Routu 1 Soutb U.S. Hwy. 9, Cox Crossing Road California & New Road 111 Martins Lane 221 Throckmorton St., Freehold 800-6B2-3044 • 782-1305-3226 800-23.1-08«3 • 732-I54SJ-1234 800-062-3044 - 60fl-507-2233 800-331-0356 • (509-641-7400 800-852-5625 • 000-585-4422 888-763-8665 • 732-431-1221 NS Toll elimination may not work in Mew Jersey BY NICOLE C. VACCARO cials said. hike wouldn't even be felt. from those stopping to pay tolls with cash. Staff Writer "Approximately 25 percent of the "We couldn't disagree more," Cooke "I love E-ZPass. It's a great thing," itizens Against Tolls (CAT), Man- money collected from tolls is from out-of- added. "What about all those people that Cooke said. "No more loose change or asquan, may have good reason for state travelers," said Melverne Cookc, ex- rarely or never use the parkway? I'm sure waiting for a receipt. You just glide wanting parkway tolls eliminated. ecutive assistant to Assemblyman Alex they wouldn't be too happy about an addi- through and iet the computer take care of C DeCroce. tional gas tax." the rest." It may even have the support of Jersey City Mayor Bret Schundler, who plans to DeCroce is chairman of the Assembly However, Cooke agrees with CAT\ Cooke also said that the Assembly run for governor in the next election. Transportation Committee. position that E-ZPass lanes cause addi- Transportation Committee has prepared a "That many not be that significant a tional delays and slow the flow of traffic. special Op-Ed piece for distribution to area However, what the coalition doesn't number to some, but the revenue being have is the support of either the state Sen- "We agree with CAT on one thing," newspapers in which it will provide read- generated from these tolls is too big to dis- Cooke said. "That E-ZPass can. at time;,, ers with specific reasons why eliminating ate or Assembly transportation commit- count," Cooke said. tees, which may prove to be a crucial fac- cause slight delays. And that is why we are tolls may not be a good idea for New tor in whether or not they are successful in In its literature, CAT suggests adding a working pro-actively to initiate an express Jersey. their crusade this fall. 3-percent gas tax to account for the state's E-ZPass system." "We want residents to be fully aware financial loss associated with eliminating The express lanes would better accom- and educated on the matter before drawing September is when the group plans to the 35-cenl toll. travel to Trenton, where it will present modate E-ZPass users by removing the any conclusions," Cooke added. "They Gov. Christine Whitman with a petition Its justification being that, with gas current barriers and arranging it so that need to know where we're coming from so signed by residents opposed to tolls. So prices as high as they are now, a small tax these vehicles are physically separated that they understand where we're going." far, group members said they have more than 6,000 names. But no petition, no matter how large, will persuade state officials to eliminate tolls if doing so does not appear to be in New Jersey's best economic interest, offi- Former CFO overpaid $5K I ES NORTH BRUNSWICK — Just before former Chief Financial Officer Suzanne Veitengruber left her post for Keansburg earlier this summer, she found something RT. 18 BRUNSWICK SQUARE MALL amiss. While looking over her own payroll calculations, she discovered that she was 1 3 SCREENS overpaid by $5,000 in 1999. "It didn't look like the right amount," she said. "It just looked wrong." STADIUM SEATING The problem was fixed as the $5,000 was taken out over the course of two pay- HIGH BACK-MEGA LUXURIOUS checks. Veitengruber explained that the payroll LOVE SEATS WITH HEAD RESTS clerk made an arithmetic mistake. "I don't do my own pay," she said. She added that the biweekly portion of her paycheck was incorrect, while the BEKerJERRY'S annual portion was correct. VE2MONT5FINES"! • JCECkEAM She stated that during her tenure, well over 100 salaries were corrected last year due to numerous problems with people being paid the wrong amount. 651-MEGA (6342) Veitengruber left her North Brunswick administrative post on July 13 to serve as borough manager and chief financial offi- cer for Keansburg in Monmouth County. She explained in an interview that the job brought her closer to her home in Howell. Watershed group 2 Screens coyotE uciy to hear planner 2 Screens HOLLOW MAN Kevin Bacon The Lawrence Brook Watershed Part- nership will hold its August membership 2 Screens WHAT LIES BEANEATH meeting on Aug. 8, 7:30 p.m. at the bor- ough of Milltown Council Chambers, 39 Washington Ave. Refreshments will be POKEMAN-2 LOSER X-MEN provided. Featured speaker will be Scott Bauman, principal planner, City of SPI1CC COWBOYS Nutty Plainfield, who will speak on "Environmental Considerations of the Clint Ccutuiood PrOE6SSOV State Development and Redevelopment Plan." ' PERFECT THOMAS & THE ROCKY & The Watershed Partnership has offices in South Brunswick, East Brunswick, STORM MAGIC RAILROAD BULLWINKLE North Brunswick, New Brunswick and Milltown. For more information about the part- THE KID THE PATRIOT CHICKEN RUN nership or its meeting, call Alan Godber at (732) 846-4476 or Mark Hommer at (732) 297-8982. 2O SENTINEL, AUGUST 3, 2000 Experience SENTINEL, AUGUST 3, 2000 21 Aventis Our challenge is life. adventure every day, Aventis Pharmaceuticals has just begun a great adventure. As the new company created by the merger of Hoechst AG and Rhone-Poulenc, S.A., Aventis is one of the world's leading pharmaceutical firms. International in scope, our North America Commercial Operations headquarters is located right here in New Jersey. Our challenge is an ambitious one: finding the answers that will help people everywhere live longer and healthier lives. But first, we need to find people who are equal to the challenge. Could that be you? 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Positions now available in: AlEHfiS PffftBSfJAn&g Marketing Finance is now IHRIIIG III NEW IEHSEYL Information Technology Send resumes to: Human Resources Ad Code: 2000avcoml Aventis Pharmaceuticals Administrative Support PO Box 504 Medical Affairs Newtown, PA 18940 Medical Information e-mail us at [email protected] Environment, Health and Safety visit us at vvww.aventis.com Aventis Pharmaceuticals is proud to be an equal opportunity employer, committed to a diverse workforce *y 2000 -\\entia Pharmaceutical:*, lnc 22 SENTINEL AUGUST 3 2000 NS Guide to Good Eating A GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS SPECIAL SECTION dZZ* The Little Kraut will have you coming back for more BYJVNITA STRATOS tn-colored peppers I could have made Correspondent a meal of these except that everyone else at the table obvioush loved them "onderful Divine These lust as much as I did since forks weie are just two of the many poking continually into my appetizer compliments we heard I have to pause here to mention the coming from people eating at The Little wonderful beer menu It boasts nine Iviaut in Red Bank Once we sampled German specialty beeis that aie all the food we undei stood their enthusi- worth trying along with a Belgian beer asm that is made at one of the woilds five Its no suipnse that The Little kiaut Belgian Tiappist monastenes that still receives such consistenth high piaises produce beei These jie high quahtv from diners — this testaurant his le beeis eich with a peisonalitv of its cened the i\eu fei\e\ Monthly Reiders own and the beei connoisseui of oui Choice Awird for 11 vears is the best gioupiaved ibout them There is also i Geiman Swiss lestaurint in the state noteworthy wine list that shouldn t be earned three stars fiom The Aeti }o/k oveilooked The Little Iviaut even has i Tunes and has a 7 igat rating of very lounge area which is gieit when w ut good to excellent ing foi a table, oi if vou d like to stop The excellent talents that have in for a drink gained The Little Kraut s ow ner and Main couises include two of Boine- chet Dieter Bornemann these acco- mann s specialties potato pancakes lades run in his family wav back to his (large pancakes served with applesauce great grandfathei w ho was a baker in and sour cieam) and Sauerbraten Germany and cieated a gingerbread served with led cabbage and potato castle foi the kaiser Since 1897 the dumplings Othei temptations are ballo- Bornemann familv has owned a lovely tine of roast duck Cm which the duck is bakery in Germany which has been boned and filled with sausage stuffing, handed dow n through the family of ac- sliced and glazed with demi-glace), complished chefs from generation to prime New York sirlom with delicious geneiation oven-ioasted potatoes and crispy thin Dieter Bornemann has continued the onions with a uch brown sauce, and family tradition of becoming an hon- The Little Kiaut sampler which gives ored chef, having earned the distin- you a taste of duck, smoked pork chops guished title of master chef m Geimany and sweet sausage Several side dishes During his impressive career, he has aie offered with all entrees, try the honed his talents in such notable locals Spaetzle — it is fantastic There is also as Switzerland France and England all a good selection of fresh fish on the before the age of 22 and continued in menu, including albacore, frog s legs Philadelphia Caesars Palace in Las Ve- served three ways, Norwegian salmon gas and the Four Seasons in New York shump sole oiange loughie and ted City Luckily foi those of us living in snapper and around Monmouth County, ap- proximately 13 yeais ago Bornemann Specialties of the house include veal opened his first restaurant in Red Bank, medallions prepared nine different and he has been gracing the communi- ways fiom jager and Wiener Schnitzel ty with his food and warm community to tyrolean and lomanoff and poik spirit ever since medallions served stuffed, dijonnaise, The Little Kraut is a charming place foiestier and, my choice foi the in the arts and antiques district with a evening Calvados These two hearty cozv and intimate feeling During the medallions sat atop two flaky puff pas- cooler months when beach-loveis mi- trv shells and w ere topped by Washing- grate back from the shore, weekend ton state apples m a creamy Calvados reservations are a must, and dunng the sauce which mixed beautifully with the holiday season reservations should be dnz7hng of brown sauce below One of made well in adv ance Because The Lit the members of our dining paity or- tie Kraut is such a popular destination dei ed one of the evening s specials many people have suggested that roast goose concord which was the hit JEFF HUNTLEY Bornemann expand his facility How- of the table According to Bornemann, Dieter Bornemann, owner and chef of The Little Kraut in Red Bank, opened his first this exceptional dish is most requested restaurant in Red Bank 13 years ago. Before that his career brought him to places such ever he intends to keep things just die as Switzerland, France, England, and several major cities in the United States. way they are during the holiday season Needless to I feel it is best to stay small It s a re- say we all brought about half of our The Little kraut has a beautiful open week aftei Thanksgiving at the Red freshing difference, Boinemann said entrees home air Ten ace Cafe, available foi private Bank train station This event grows The worldly education Bornemann There are several desserts on the parties of up to 220 guests The expert eveiy yeai as he comes up with new received is evident in his menu selec- menu, including Black Forest cake and staff will help to customize a menu that ways of thulling childien and adults tions Whether you prefer French, Ger- German chocolate cake, but on the Sat- will be perfect for your affair alike He is also responsible for raising man or more American faie, it is obvi- urday we were there, other desserts Even though Dietei Bornemann enough money to decorate Shiewsbury ous that this chef knows how to please were being served in their place No glows as a chef, he is so much more to Avenue for Christmas In fact, theie are a palate Aside fiom the appetizers on matter what you choose you can t go the Red Bank community Bornemann so many ways Boinemann shows his the regular menu, which include soups wrong but we had the smoothest and is one of the foundeis of the town s ex love for this country, his community, (an outstanding clam bisque is among richest chocolate Grand Marniei torte tremely popular Riverfest, which began and people in general that they can't all them), salads, and other tantalizing of- ever The chocolate was dark and in- back in 1980 with 14 lestaurants offei- be listed here ferings such as Escargot Nannette credibly creamy, the kind that melts in mg food undei one tent, and now has Gift certificates to the restaurant are which comes laced with Beaujolais and your mouth like a truffle, and the Grand grown so large that it consumes all of available For more information about garlic and ts served in puff pastry shells Marniei added just the right hint of or- Marine Park It*is one of Red Banks The Little Kraut, check the Web site at there are a number of other appetizer ange flavoi most highly anticipated annual events, wwwlittlekiaut com You'll even find a specials I had an excellent spinach and In addition to the a la carte menu, and Bornemann is fond of pointing out terrific potato pancake recipe there as a portabello strudel which was served as there is also a prix fixe option which that Red Bank has ' such delicious food, thiee good-sized pinwheels with just a bonus' includes salad or soup, main course, Italy is going bankrupt" The Little Kraut is located at 114 bit of melted mozzarella on top, lesting ioils and butter, coffee, and torte or ap- on a brown sauce and sprinkled with Bornemann also plays Santa Claus to Oakland St, Red Bank Call (732) 842- ple strudel for dessert at $26 95 an audience of thousands annually the 4830 'I .1 f ^ J ' tr SENTINEL, AUGUST 3, 2000 A Qreater Media Newspapers Special Section The Paddock The Barge Harbor Lights Musso Restaurant 732-442-3000 732-721-8191 732-521-2255 Steakhouse 201 Front Street 132 South Broadway 306 Gatzmer Avenue 732-446-6004 Perth Amboy South Amboy Jamesburg 363 Route 33, Manalapan The Barge has been serving delicious Casual Family Restaurant Come try our Come to Italy at Musso Restaura- Featuring hand cut steaks, unique pasta Seafoods & Steaks m Central NJ since the Famous Lobster Pie1 Something for all ages nt Let our CIA Four Star Chef Rob- dishes, barbecue, burgers & sandwiches & 1920's Their delicious menu includes such on our Menu Entrees include our delicious a large selection of appetizers Early Birds, 1 erto Margolin take you through a specialties as Long Island Steamers, Oys- Steaks, Seafood, Pasta & more Mon -Sat gastronomic tour of Italy1 (La Vera Daily & Nightly dinner specials Bar spe- ters Rockefeller, King Crab Legs & Home 12-7 Happy Hour in Lounge Tues night- cials nightly Entertainment on weekends made cakes The Barge has a banquet Tnvia, Wed -Corona Night, Thurs night- Cucma Italiana) Featuring Chicken 3 banquet rooms at the areas most reason- room that can be used for your special Ladies night Private Parties, Bridal show- Savoy, Veal Saltimbocca, Shrimp & able rates, accommodating up to 100 occassions Their staff will work hard to Lobster Margarita, Flounder Al- Open daily 4pm Sat -Sun , open 11 30am 1 ers, Rehersal Dinners, Catering for Special Major Credit cards accepted make your special day a success Occasions Remember Seniors 20% dis- mondine, Salmon Francese, Steak count before 6pm Murphy All entrees include side pasta & salad Lunch, Mon -Fri , 11 30-2 30pm Dinner, 4 30-9 30 pm, Sat 4 00-10 30pm, Sun 4 00-9 00pm # Brunswick Grove Aranka's Amravathi Russian Dream 732-254-0495 732-297-8060 732-566-0600 Pine Valley Plaza 732-617-0070 327 Milltown Road 3185 Rt. 27 455 Rt. 9 South (The Mart Center) 1008 Hwy. 34 • Matawan East Brunswick Franklin Park Marlboro Aranka's Hungarian-American Restau- BUY 1 GET 1 FREE' Buy 1 Dinner at Formerly The Russian Tea Room, our The Brunswick Grove Landmark Tavern rant, a Family tradition for two generations $10 00 or more & get 1 of equal or less v alue name has changed1 Great Food & Music, & Caterer has been serving the area for over Serving Lunch & Dinner Specihzing in FREEW/THISAD Authentic Indian The Whole Russian experience1 Chicken 65 years Featuring Pizza, Sandwiches, Ital- Hungarian Goulash, Chicken Paprikas, Cuisine Serving South Indian & North In- Kiev Stuffed Breast of Chicken coated ian and Seafood or choose from our terrific Crispy roast duck All Baking done on pre-dian Vegetarian & Non-Vegetarian Lunch w/buttery bread crumbs, Kulebyake Seasonal Menu Casual energetic Tavern mises by Aranka herself Cakes made to & Dinner in our newly remodeled restau Thick Salmon Filet w/creamy mushroom atmosphere All dinners under $12 order We sell Kifh, Kalacs, & Nut rolls rant' Specials Lunch Buffett-$5 95 10% & onion sauce, encased m puff pastry Free ice cream for the Kids Take-Out Featuring our new Chef from Hungary' OFF LUNCH W/THIS AD Dine-in, Take Lamb chops, seafood, bhntzes & borscht Accommodating Private Parties of 10 140 out, Full Service Catering, Pn\ ate Parties Wed -Sun , 12noon-llpm Reservations Live Gypsy music Bring jour own wine or beer Dinner Visa, MC, Amex served 7 days-Lunch, Monday-Saturday •M& Fiddlehead's Fritzy's Sydney's Continental The Barge 732-521-0878 732-845-1500 Restaurant 732-442-3000 27 East Railroad Ave. 2200 Rt. 9 S. Ideal Plaza 201 Front Street 732-257-8807 Perth Amboy Jamesburg Howell, NJ. Come to Fiddlehead's1 Our owner chef is 3 Lexington Ave., East Brunswick The Barge has been serving delicious Voted best German Restaurant in Contemporary continental cuisine with Culinary Institute trained & has extensive Monmouth & Ocean County Oktober- Seafoods & Steaks in Central NJ since the experience that has won many awards The an artistic flair Chef/Owner Scott Mor- 1920's Their delicious menu includes such menu is American/International Our spe- fest is everyday at Fritzy's -Daily Lun- genlander, C I A Graduate presents a New specialties as Long Island Steamers Ov s cialty is Rack of Lamb, Duck, & Seafood cheon Specials Entrees include soup or Summer Menu featuring Fresh Seafood, ters Rockefeller Kmg Crab Legs & Home Visa, MC, Amex, & Diners Club accepted salad & Dessert • From 11-3 30 Tues Rack of Lamb & Pastas Bring your own made cakes The Barge has a banquet Reservations are necessary Pleasantly ca- thru Sat Dinner seived from 4-9 30 • Wine Lunch Buffett, Tues-Fn 12-2 $6 99 room that can be used for your special sual attire Tues -Sat 'Sun 1-8 Dinner Only Also, regular lunch Menu Dinner Serv ed occassions Their staff will work hard to Closed Mon Tues /Wed /& Thurs -Ipm-Close Voted Best BYOB Restauiant make your special day a success.1 Buy 1 Dinner Entree get a 2nd at 1/2 in Middlesex County Pnv ate parties price 10% Senior Citizen Discount on/off premises (showers, banquets, chris- tenings, etc ) Early Bird Tues , Wed , Thurs &Sun 4 00-6pm for $13 95 \cL(l lie//ee SENTINEL AUGUST 3 2000 NS Westminster Choral When the cat's Away Pied Piper's Wild West Festival French, 1997 Show Robert Page, conductor Aug 6 at 3 p m presented by the East Honegger's King David' Sayreville Public Library Brunswick Children's Summer Aug 5 at 8 p m 1050 Washington Road Theater Richardson Auditorium (732)727-0212 Aug 4 at 11 a m Princeton University Spotswood High School tickets $10 Run Lola Run Summerhill Road (609) 258-5000 German, 1999 admission $3, $2, children Aug 8 at 1 30 & 8 p m (732) 390-6797 imperial Symphonic Band East Brunswick Public Library Concert Jean Walling CIVIC Center Aug 6 at 2 p m (732) 390-6777 EXHIBITS Imperial Music Center Art and the Female Form 48 Appleby Ave , South River SPECIAL international artists free admission through Aug 30 lunch served noon to 2 p m Tues -Sat, 10 30 a m -5 30 p m (732) 238-0310 EVENTS Marsha Child Contemporary Gallery of International Art Nick Novicky & We Civil War Living History 220 Alexander St, Princeton verstyles Polka Band Weekend exhibit and reception are free Aug 6, 3-4 30 p m hosted by Company A, (609) 497-7330 Johnson Park 7th Virginia Cavalry The Princeton Opera will perform 'Carnival1' Aug 5 6 at the William Mount River Road, Piscataway re-enactment featuring Folkways & Politics: Halina Burke Tneatre at the Peddie School free admission weapons, uniforms, authentic (732) 745-3936 tents, graphic medical displays Rusak — Artist, Librarian, The Taming of the Shrew and sutlers (peddlers) selling Scholar THEATER by William Shakespeare Bryan White shirts, sundries, wood products, through Aug 31 presented by the Princeton Country Music Awards vintage books & fine art prints Mabel Smith Douglass Library Death Defying Acts Rep Shakespeare Festival Top Male Vocalist of 1996 candlelight tour of camps Douglass College presented by the East through Aug 27 Aug 6 at 7 p m Aug 5 & 6,10am to4pm Chapel Drive, off George St Brunswick Community Players Fn , Sat & Sun at 7 p m Six Flags Great Adventure Parker Press Park New Brunswick three one-act adult comedies Pettoranello Gardens Jackson Rahway Avenue, Woodbndge (732) 932-9407. ext 44 Aug 4& 5at8pm Community Park North free with park admission free admission & parking Playhouse 22 Mountain Avenue & Route 206 (732) 928-1821 (732)326-1611 Accumulative strokes: 210 Dunhams Corner Road Princeton Paintings by Tony Khawm East Brunswick free admission, minimum $10 Garden state Symphonic Middlesex county Fair through Aug 24 tickets $12, $10 seniors contribution strongly carnival rides, pony rides, by appointment only encouraged Band (732) 254-3939 Aug 9, 2-3 30 p m home & garden exhibits, Johnson & Johnson World tickets Mon -Fn ,9am to Thompson Park flower show, 4-H displays & Headquarters Gallery 5 p m , Sat 9am to noon, at animals, horse events, crafts, One Johnson & Johnson Plaza Carnival Fleet Financial Solutions Center Forsgate Drive Monroe presented by the Princeton free admission agriculture displays, free New Brunswick 16 Nassau St, Princeton, or at (732) 745-3936 entertainment, racing pigs, (732) 524-6957 Opera Pettoranello Gardens on the Chinese acrobats, food Aug 5 at 8 p m night of performance Aug 6 at 2 p m FabMania Aug 7-11,1-11 p m Then & Now: Recent (609) 688-0381 Aug 12 10 a m to 11 p m Museum Acquisitions William Mount-Burke Theatre music of the Beatles Aug 13 10 a m to 7 p m Peddie School Old Bridge Summer of Art & Folk Art Hightstown Rhinoceros fireworks at 9 30 p m Aug 7 through Sept 17 by Eugene lonesco Concert Series Middlesex County Fairgrounds tickets $15 $12, seniors & Aug 9 at 7 30 p m Tuesdays-Saturdays, children underage 12 Aug 8-27 Cranbury Rd , East Brunswick 11 a m to4p m NJ Shakespeare Festival Geick Park admission $4, $1,12 & under (609) 490-7550 Route 516 Sundays, 1-4 p m FM Kirby Shakespeare free parking Museum of the American Theatre Old Bridge (732) 257-8858 The King & I ram location Old Bridge H S Hungarian Foundation Drew University campus 300 Somerset St Middlesex Co Plays m-the-Park 36 Madison Ave, Madison east campus, Route 516 through Aug 12 at 8 30 pm free admission New Brunswick tickets $21-$38 FOR KIDS (732) 846-5777 no performance Aug 6 (973) 408 5600 parking at east campus lot sign 'anguage-interpreted Beatles, 60s costume contest Stuart Little performance Aug 9 Mamie refreshments available children's musical Artwork by Michael Capestro Amphitheater Premier Theatre Company (732)721-5600, ext 2190 or presented by A Kid s Forum McAlick off Route 1 Aug 4 19 2040 through Aug 19 through Sept 1 Edison Thurs -Sat at 8 p m Tues & Thurs at 10 a m 9am to 5 p m , Mondays- tickets $3 free to children Sundays at 2 p m Magic Touch & Sound Wednesdays at 1 p m Fridays 12 & under Henderson Theatre Investment Saturdays at 11 am Middlesex County College box office opens at 5 30 p m 850 Route 520 doo-wop concert The Forum Theatre Company Presidential Gallery on day of performance Lincroft Aug 9, 6 30-8 30 p m 314 Main St, Metuchen Woodbndge Ave, Edison bring lov", back lawn chairs tickets $20, $18 seniors, Raritan Bay Waterfront Park tickets $9 free admission '732) 548 2884 $15 students, $12 children 0 Leary Boulevard, So Amboy (732) 548-0582 (732) 906-2566 (732) 223-7122 ram location South Amboy The Sound of Music Middle-High School, Governor Aug 3 5, 9 12 at 8 p m Hoffman Plaza Washington Crossing Open Air free admission Theater MUSIC (732) 745-3936 Washington Crossing State Park Nancy Scharff Hopeweli Christian singer tickets $7 50-$9, half-price & musician FILM for children Aug 5 box office opens at 5 p m on day of performance at 6 30 p m The Mirror (609)737-1826 Emanuel Farsi, 1998 Evangelical Aug 4 at 2 & 7 p m Lutheran Monroe Township Public Pippin Church presented by tne Circle Library Kirkpatnck and 4 Municipal Plaza Players of Piscataway New streets Aug 4 & 5 at 8 p m (732)521-5000 New Brunswick Aug 7 at 1 & 7 p m Circle Players free admission 416 Victoria Ave Old Bridge Public Library dessert & punch reception Main Branch Piscataway follow tickets $13 $14 Route 516 & Cottrell Road all faiths welcome (732)721-5600 (732)968 7555 (732) 819-9261 b rformed bv the Premier Theatre Com an at the Ext 5027 Theatre Au" | ?f P V Henderson NS SENTINEL, AUGUST 3, 2000 25 Go-go dancing banned S.B. nixes fast-food eateries Continued from page 1 Regarding an alleged April 22 stab- Continued from page 1 In other action, the council voted gave police a videotape which allegedly bing of manager Joseph Mazzara, Patton Hill Road and Major Road and a furni- included a lewd show. unanimously to introduce nine ordi- said he could not comment on the details ture store was possibly put in the same nances to rezone areas along Route I. Patton also said that since 1995, at because that would "taint" the police place, there would still be traffic prob- It also unanimously approved a least one incident of prostitution has been investigation. lems in the area. resolution honoring world-famous reported. Peck said that Mazzara is on disability Van Hessen believes the problem sculptor George Segal, who died June 9 All told, he said, Heartbreakers has and is not interested in going back to stems more from the fact that the state at age 75. He worked and lived in South been fined over $300,000 since 1995. work at Heartbreakers. has consistently changed its mind over Brunswick for 60 years. Fines for 1999 and 2000 violations are Scarillo said Tuesday she was proud what to do with the intersection. Johnson said Segal's daughter felt still pending before the beverage control that the council "took a stand" on the "I don't know that traffic going in she was not ready to receive the award division. habitual offenses at the club. "These and out of the facilities is the problem," Tuesday but encouraged the council to Council President Peggy Scarillo said kinds of acts and habitual breaking of the he said. go ahead with the resolution. Tuesday that Heartbreakers received law are not something we will tolerate," As his name was called for the vote, Gambatese expressed his "deepest $250,000 in fines in one year. Instead of she said. Van Hessen paused for a minute or two, sorrow" at Segal's passing. having their license suspended for a peri- "He (Segal) brought a refreshing She said she was insulted that when then announced his opposition to the od of about two years, the club paid the ordinance. outlook to the world of art," comment- fines, she stated. Peck came to the podium Monday, he ed Democratic Councilman Edmund thought the only thing the council was During the public comment session, Heartbreakers was fined $35,000 for John Chad wick, a professional planner Luciano. one lewd show and the same amount for going to talk about was "beer cans in the Also, township resident Andrew parking lot," she said. representing South Brunswick Plaza, serving alcohol to a minor. They were argued unsuccessfully that fast-food Karras was presented with a key to fined $9,300 for the contaminated bottle. Council Vice President Paul Pappas restaurants should be permitted in the South Brunswick for the family's hard This is not the first time Heartbreakers said he thought the decision was fair and C-3 zone. work and dedication to the township. has had a showdown with the township's just. The establishment's management He explained that the C-3 zone al- The ceremony honored Karras' governing body. had numerous opportunities to "curtail ready has stand-alone facilities, in con- wife, Thelma, who recently passed In 1994, the all-Democratic council what they've done in the past," he said, trast to the C-2 zone where fast-food away. Johnson, who fought back tears dur- refused to renew the establishment's liquor adding that he thought they had been restaurants would be part of a shopping license, a decision Heartbreakers appealed. "given ample warnings of their conduct." ing the presentation, said that even in center. Thelma's passing, she is still helping After appearing to vote in favor of renew- Pappas also thinks that the state Di- "I don' t know if it's going to be a vi- ing the license, former Councilman Sal people because her body was donated vision of Alcoholic Beverage Control has able use to put in a shopping center," he Ligouri opposed the motion, stating that said. to science. Heartbreakers had been acting in "blatant been too lenient toward Heartbreakers. disregard" of citizens and that given the "How many times do you fine a person?" number of times police had been notified he asked. "You have to draw the line of problems at the bar, the license should [somewhere]." Miller Memorial Church to Sunday services not be renewed. "I'm appalled at hearing there are so Miller Memorial Presbyterian Church a trip to Lake George in New York State. Compared to Virgo's and Lampost, many violations," said township resident will observe the Sacrament of the Lord's Miller Memorial Church is located at Alice Rodakis. "If the ABC is not doing Supper during worship at 10 a.m. on Aug. similar North Brunswick establishments, 6. Coffee hour will follow at 11:15 a.m. the corner of Ridge Road and New Road. the level of violations are slightly above anything about it, you do something For information about services and activi- about it," she told the council. The Church Youth Group will meet in normal at Heartbreakers, Patton said. the afternoon to complete preparations for ties, call (732) 329-6719. Fair Hours; Monday - Friday"" 1:00 PM -11:00 PM , Saturday 10:00 AM -11:00 PM v®. Sunday 10:00 AM - 7:00 PM MIDDLESEX COUNTYMIR y Fair Cranbtary Road (Rte. 535), ISast Brunswick, NJ TUESDAY - FRIDAY v Admission: 4.00 Adults • 1.0012 & under • Free Parking ON RIDES FROM 1#PB/I Monday - 7?0QPM10PM, Tuesday • Friday - liOOPM - 5;00PM Pony rides, home and garden exhibits, 4-H displays, animals and shows, food vendors, commercial exhibits, crafters, agriculture displays, chicken dinners daily. 2000 Fair Sponsor List Active Imprints Johnny On The Spot, Inc. FREE EMTERTAIMMENT Atlantic Tree Removal The Matzel & Mumford Org. The Chinese Acrobats-performing everyday Country All Stars-Tues. and Thurs.- Barnes & Noble Distribution Center Middlesex County Improvement Authority., Robinson's Racing Pigs-performing everyday August8thandl0th-9:00PM Bonamici, Colletti, CPA's Provident Bank Hell on Wheels-performing everyday Soul Cruisers-Wednesday-August 9th - 9:00PM Fireworks-Monday, August 7th - 9:30PM Juke Box Heroes-Friday, August 11th - 9:00PM Coffinan Tree Service, Inc. Robert Wood Johnson Universii MONDAY NIGH? Carnaby Street Band - Monday, August 7th - The T-Birds-Saturday, August 12th - 9:00PM W&WDanley Electric Rutgers Extension-Master Gardeners SPECTACULAR 9:00PM & 10:00PM Deans of Harmony-Sunday, August 13th - 4:00PM First Pioneer Farm Credit, ACA Saint Peter's University Hospital FIREWORKS City Sounds DJ-Friday - Sunday, August 11th - 13th Frazer&Co., CPA Shop Rite of Spotswood Mailing Address: PO Box 400, Milltown, NJ 08850 Giamarese Farm Volunteers of the Fair AT 9:30 FM. Home News Tribune Waters, McPherson, McNeiU, PC. Iaria & MacNiveu Pottstown Tent Rental Something for Everyone 2© ' SENTINEL, AUGUST 3, 2000" NS < '$.» i>* Come see'The Lion King' Kristin Laurel Hilton of North College of Insurance with a bachelor of Meg DeLuea of North Brunsw lck, was on Broadway in October Brunswick has received her bachelor of arts degree in February. He was also named to the honor list at Saint Mary's arts degree from Mount Holvoke College, awarded the Judge Nathan R. Sobel Prize, College. Notre Dame, Ind., for the spring The South Brunswick Department of South Hadley, Mass She majored in wom- given to students who achieve the highest semester. A graduate of North Brunswick Recreation and Community Affairs will en's studies, and received the Judith Reppy grade in the course in criminal law. He Township High School, she is the daughter have a trip to see The Lion King on Women's Studies Independent Research passed the New York state bar exam in of Sam and Carole DeLuea of North Broadway, Oct. 26, with bus departing at 5 Grant She was a member of the equestrian February. In September, he will join the Brunswick. p.m. and returning approximately at 11:30 team, and plans to pursue a career in social Brooklyn District Attorney's Office as an p.m. The trip starts at the Senior Center at activism. A graduate of North Hunterdon assistant district attorney. A graduate of Jennifer Langoski of North Brunswick, High School, she is the daughter of Lora North Brunswick High School, he is the the municipal complex. Tickets have been was named to the dean's list for the spring secured for the rear balcony, and in- Monfils of North Brunswick. son of Howard and Carol Rossman. North semester at Lafayette College, Easton, Pa. Brunswick. dividuals will have approximately two hours prior to show time to do as they Syracuse University, N.Y, announced Widener University, Chester, Pa., please. Cost is $35 for residents; $40 non- the following local graduates: Sean Rucker, formerly of New named the following local students to the residents; $30 for senior residents over 55 Kristin Rose of North Brunswick, bach- Brunswick, earned honorable mention status dean's list tor the spring semester: and children; and $35 for non-resident elor of science degree in environmental de- at Lynchburg College, Lynchburg, Va. He is Andrew Waxman of the Monmouth seniors and children. Cost includes show the son of Benjamin and Elizabeth Rucker. sign/interiors: and Junction section of South Brunswick; and and transportation. Amy Tehel of North Brunswick, bache- Sandra Kline of North Brunswick. The Lion King is the musical version of lor of science degree in textile design. Karen Long of North Brunswick was Disney's animated feature, which incorpo- named to the dean's list for the spring 'rates special effects, masks and puppetry semester at Rider University, Lawrenceville. The Loyal Order of the Moose, with live acting. Edward Schoening of North Brunswick Lodge No. 263, announced the Brunswick recently graduated magna cum A graduate of North Brunswick Township Preregistration is necessary and opens High School, she is a senior majoring in following local winners of its scholarship Aug. 21, 8:30 a.m. for residents; Sept. 21 laude from West Virginia University's contest: Eberly College of Arts and Sciences, Mor- business education and is the daughter of for non-residents. For more information, gantown, W.Va., with a bachelor of arts Jack and Eileen Long of North Brunswick. Susan China of South Brunswick High please call (732) 329-4000. degree. School, $1,000 winner; Devin Romatowski of South David Ko of North Brunswick High School, $200 winner; and The University of Delaware, Brunswick has received the eighth annual Fall courses offered Newark, Del., announced the following $1,000 scholarship from "the South Jennifer Vincenti of Timothy Christian at S.B. Senior Center local graduates: Brunswick Veterans Tribute Committee. A High School, $200 winner. graduate of South Brunswick High School, Florella Flores of North Brunswick, a The South Brunswick Senior Center he will be attending The College of New The University of Illinois at Urbana- will have a 10-week writing class, starting master's degree in materials science and Jersey, Ewing, in the fall. engineering; and Champaign announced the following stu- Sept. 12, 1:30-3:30 p.m. Cost is $15 for Stacey Caroline Lacina of North dents who were named to the dean's list for seniors of South Brunswick, $30 for non- Brunswick, a bachelor of arts degree. Jon T. Higgerson of North Brunswick the spring semester: residents (if space available). was awarded a bachelor of arts degree in Ivy Wu of Dayton, majoring in liberal The teacher will be author and speaker psychology from Monmouth University, arts and sciences; and Judith Sachs, who will cover topics such Caldwell College, Caldwcll, an- West Long Branch, and was named to the as skills, humor, characterization and nounced the following local graduates: Katherine Wu of Dayton, majorina in dean's list for the spring semester. He plans ACES. memory improvement techniques. Adela O'Dowd and Waveney Stohy, to attend eraduate school at Monmouth in Other September courses are pastry both of North Brunswick. the Fall. The University of Michigan, College lessons, wood refinishing, and "Healthy of Literature, Science, and the Arts, Ann Bones." Heather M. Tugya received a bachelor Megan Crouch of the Monmouth Arbor, recognized the following local stu- The center will have a "Lobsterfest" on ot arts degree in history and Spanish from Junction section of South Brunswick was dents at the-Honors Convocation: Sept. 22, 4-7 p.m., featuring lobster, Saint Vincent College, Latrobe, Pa. She named to the dean's list at Middlebury Amy Gail Schwartz of the Monmouth clams, shrimp, salad, roll and dessert, as was the recipient of the Student Govern- College, Middlebury, Vt.. for the spring Junction section of South Brunswick re- well as a comedy show at 5:30 p.m. Price ment Senior Award, and the Award for semester. She is the dauahter of Maureen ceived a Class Honor; and is $15 per person or $12 for a chicken din- Ac"ademtc Excellence in the Field of Span- H. Crouch. Karen Beth Masciulli of New ner, and reservations are required. ish. She plans to attend Rutgers University Brunswick, named a James B. Angell For more information, call the senior in the spring to earn a master's degree in scholar and received a Class Honor. center at (732) 329-4000, ext. 670. Spanish. A 1996 graduate of South James D. Martin HI of North Brunswick High School, she is the daugh- Brunswick was recently invited to be a member of the National Society of Colle- In addition to material submitted by universities, colleges and schools, Greater Media ter of Ronald and Lois Tuaya, Kendall Newspapers accepts items from students and parents for the On Campus column. Park giate Scholars. A graduate of North Brunswick Township High School, he is a Information must be accompanied by a copy of official notification of awards or sophomore at Rutgers College, and is the honors, and should be sent to On Campus, Greater Media Newspapers, P.O. 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Ticket Prices- Adults $20.00, Students (12 thru 16) $10.00, Pit Passes $5.00 • KIDS UNDER 12 FREE D NS SENTINEL, AUGUST 3, 200O 27 All items in Police Beat are taken from license He was transported to headquar- They were released on their own recogni- UPCOMING police department records All suspects ters, processed and transported to zance are presumed innocent until found guilty in Middlesex County Adult Correction Center in Two bicycles were stolen recently in court lieu of $500 bail and an outstanding warrant the Dayton section A $130 bicycle was SPECIAL LisaTalbert, 31, of Somerset was arrest- stolen between 4pm July 28 and 9am NORTH BRUNSWICK ~ ed on July 30 at 8 05 p m at Wal-Mart, 979 July 29 from the back yard of a Benjamin Route 1, for shoplifting Police reported that Court residence Another bicycle valued at SECTIONS A Qualcomm cell phone valued at $140 the suspect attempted to leave the store $180 was stolen around 4pm July 21 from was stolen from Arthur's Steakhouse, 644 without paying for approximately $108 worth the front lawn of a Woodland Way residence Georges Road, between 8 30 and 10pm of batteries She was transported to head- Two burglaries were reported recently on July 22 quarters, processed and transported to on Shadow Oaks Court in the Monmouth Jason E. Natelli, 18, of Seminole Road Middlesex County Adult Correction Center in Junction section Entry in both instances was COMMUNITY GUIDE was arrested on July 24 at 4 55 a m on lieu of $975 bail through the rear patio sliding glass doors The suspects took one of the doors off the Halsey Road and Taylor Drive for driving Police reported that 25 windows were while intoxicated and underage drinking He track Numerous items were stolen from one cracked or broken at First Union Bank, 100 residence while the owners were away from was transported to headquarters, processed Fidelity Plaza, between July 28 and 11am and released on his own recognizance July 1-19 The second burglary occurred be- on July 31 The damage was estimated at tween Sam July 13 and 9 pm July 24 pending court $3,125 A purse containing approximately Some $2,000 worth of items, including a $24,400 was stolen from the Ramada Inn, VCR, stereo and coins were stolen A car burglary was reported July 26 999 Route 1 north, around 10 30 am on SOUTH BRUNSWICK July 29 Police reported that $12,000 in cash, between 1 30 and 4 p m at the Johnson $12,000 in travelers' checks and a gold ring Control Co parking lot on Stalest Road A and necklace were in the purse John M. Mattingly, 31, and James D passenger-side door was forced open and a Mattmgly, 20, both of Louisville, Ky, were CD radio, watch and wallet valued at a total Jamar DeLoatch, 18, of Adams Lane of $370 were stolen was arrested on July 29 at 11 p m at Regal arrested at 1 30 a m July 30 for possession of a controlled dangerous substance, under Ten tarps valued at $3,450 were stolen Cinemas, 2399 Route 1 south, for operating from six flat-bed trailers at Block Drug 130 a motor vehicle without the owners consent 50 grams of marijuana, following a motor vehicle stop at Ridge Road and Route 1 Docks Corner Road, and four at Celtics and operating a motor vehicle without a Corp, 4 Corn Road, between July 20-24 Participants sought for Deadline: August 8 Greater Media Newspapers prints obituaries both of Princeton Miss Thomas was a as a free community service, at no charge to the graduate of Cathedral High School, 'Heritage Day Festival' Publication: August 16 families of the deceased or to the funeral homes Trenton, and a communicant of St Anthony that provide the information of Padua Church, Hightstown She was a The North Brunswick Heritage Day member of the October Club, East Committee is seeking craft, tood, activity DOROTHEA E. THOMAS of Applewood Windsor Surviving are two nephews, Dr and business participants for the 18th an- Meet Your Estates, Freehold Township, died July 20 at John McNamara of Norwalk, Conn , and CentraState Medical Center, Freehold Dennis McNamara of Brick Township, and nual Heritage Day Festival, Sept 16 (rain Township She was born in Hightstown, a niece, Diane Fields of the Dayton section date, Sept 23) The township-sponsored Merchants where she resided until moving to Freehold of South Brunswick The funeral liturgy was festival is a fall tradition at the North Township five years ago Miss Thomas was celebrated at St Anthony of Padua Brunswick Township High School a Realtor for Rossmoor Sales, Monroe Church, followed by interment at St Johns New vendors and organizations inter Township, for 20 years, retiring 10 years Cemetery, Allentown The Higgms ested in receiving an application package ago She was a former secretary to the Memorial Home Freehold was in charge should contact the Department of Human president of Princeton University, and a of arrangements former employee of Opinion Research, Services at (732) 247-0922, ext 475 OIL TANKS REMOVED I The Gutter That Hever Clogs...Guaranteed! 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North Brunswick Mayor David Performances are Aug. 10,11 and 12 at 8 Spaulding will participate in the "Millennium p.m. in the NBTHS Auditorium. Tickets are Mayorthon," on Aug. 7 at approximately 3 $8 for adults and $5 for children 12 and under p.m. in front of the municipal building on 710 and senior citizens. They can be purchased in Hermann Road. The "Mayorthon" is a state- advance at the DHS office or at the door on wide program promoting organ and tissue performance nishts. For additional informa- donation. All members of the public are invit- tion, call the DHS office at (732) 247-0922, ed. Transplant recipients and/or donor fami- ext. 475. lies are invited to speak and share their experiences. Summer reading club Following the "passing of the baton," the mayor will speak about the importance of celebration at library families discussing organ and tissue do- nation. He will then be asked to sign the The North Brunswick Public Library Women ages 21 to 30 needed "First Family Pledge," a document that can will present its "Book a Trip Through to help infertile couples realize their dreams help families to initiate that conversation. Time" summer reading club celebration on Spaulding will pass the baton back at the Aug. 17 at 1:30 p.m. This event is open to close of the ceremony, so it may continue all members of the library's summer read- EARN '5,000 AS AN EGG DONOR traveling across the state. ing clubs and their families. It will feature For more information on the "Millennium a performance of the puppet show, Nick of Mayorthon." please call the Department of Time, by Tuckers' Tales Puppet Theatre, Human Services at (732) 247-0922, ext. 475. and club members will receive certificates. CALL TOLL FREE or visit the web site www.mayoithon.com. Refreshments will be served. The library is located at 880 Hermann Road. For more information, please call Young Adult Drama group (732) 246-3545. Ask for April (from 8 AM to 4 PM) to stage 'GodspelS' Tickets will be on sale beginning Aug. 1 Community Blood Bank Rt. 27 in Somerset • Rt. 9 in Manalapan for Gods-pell, this year's summer musical prepares for Oct. drive presentation of the Young Adult Drama group www.ivfnj.com sponsored by the North Brunswick The South Brunswick Community Department of Human Services. Nearly 40 Blood Bank is preparing for its Oct. 14 W township and area teens and young adults are Blood Donor Drive at the Community involved in the staging of the production. Center. W\ Director David Pacheco leads the group The Blood Bank Committee will hold a with musical direction by Keith Sattely. The planning meeting on Aug. 17 at 8 p.m. Fertility & Gynecology Center, P.A. show features Taylor Fowler as Jesus, Dan For further information, call (732) Savarese as Judas, Melissa Ferrara as Robin, 297-3198. Get ready to... Tap / Jazz / Ballet / Lyrical / Aero-Gym Hip Hop / Musical Theater / Combo Classes Karate / Pre-school thru Adulte y Registration: Thur & Fri- Aug 24-25,6-8 Free registration with this AD 26th, 12-2 PM New Students Only NS - SENTINEL, AUGUST 3, 2OOo' Sports Wrestling Festival wraps up with familiar victory South Plainfield claims wrestlers from Woodbridge, the South Brunswick team managed to pull off close fourth straight Central victories over teams from Bound Brook, Jersey Duals title Colonia, and North Plainfield during the tournament. BY WARREN^RAPPLEYEA Old Bridge won the High School Club Division title as Mike Cairo, Tony Marks, Staff Writer Sal Iodaci and Aaron Suozzo finished first ore than 1,000 competitors par- in their respective weight classes, while ticipated in the 26th annual Old Travis Blasco, Justin Smigelski and Vin M Bridge Wrestling Festival, Ioadacy took second place in their divi- which wrapped up on Sunday. sions. The festival, which started out as a The main attraction, as usual, was the local event, has now drawn more than individual tournaments held July 22, 23 20,000 participants overall and it also cre- and 30 at the Old Bridge Arena. DeMarco ated the now widely used "Madison noted that several area wrestlers made System," where competitors weigh-in the their marks in what he termed a "very morning of the tournament and weight strong field." classes are then determined. Some of the top area performers, by JERRY WOLKOWITZ Festival Director Greg DeMarco said division, are listed below. Derek Cromartie, of South Brunswick, maintains control of Ed Zappulla, of Colonia, organizers are already looking for ways to Future Champions, which was open to during a match at the Old Bridge Wrestling Festival last Wednesday. better the event in 2001. grapplers from eighth to 11 th grade who About 100 volunteers, many of them took first, second or third place at an employees of the township Parks & NJSIAA district event. First place: 68 Recreation Department supported the pounds, Kelly Lyon (South Brunswick); Nob Valley dominates at C event. 85, Travis Blasco (Old Bridge); 102, Dan "When we were leaving we were all Hilt (Manalapan); 121, Jason Rothstein talking about the tournament," he said. (Marlboro); 170, Pat Hoelz (Matawan). Second place: 66, Matt Frankel Conference Championships "We were physically wiped out after two (Marlboro); 85, Garrett Nasdeo (South straight weeks of wrestling, but we're hree local swimmers finished in the her first year as head coach after serving as mentally getting ready for next year." Brunswick); 102, Brian Sims (Keyport); 121, Dwight Lee (Marlboro); 132, Joe top four at last weekend's New an assistant coach for the two previous DeMarco was pleased with the turnout, Jersey Swimming and Diving seasons, said that she began the season but disappointed that the planned East Anastacio (Manalapan); 135, Randy T Frankel (Marlboro); 161, Pedro Mirasol Conference C Championships at North with a talented team. Coast Duals had to be canceled. Brunswick High School. "These kids swim all winter and came Organizers were hoping that the growth (South River); 170, Andre Alves (Matawan); 190, David Nodina The team from Nob Valley took the in ready to compete," she said "We had a of the Central Jersey Duals, which was overall championship on Saturday, beating great season, and we were really lucky to won by South Plainfield for the fourth year (Manalapan); and HW, Dane Curry (Matawan). second-place Willows Swim Club by over have kids at the right age." in a row, would support the new event, but 100 points. The North Brunswick Rapids In addition to awarding team points at there weren't enough entrants to stage it. Open Freestyle, Second place: 165, finished fourth in the meet, which featured the championship, the top 10 high point Nevertheless, the festival attracted Bill Deniz (South River). 64 events and eight teams. scorers were also recognized, with a num- grapplers from throughout die state, New Masters, over 30 years and older, First The other teams involved in the meet ber of swimmers from the three local York, Pennsylvania, Virginia and place: 193, Rob Carpemito (Marlboro). were the Gran Centurians, the Metuchen teams making the list. Massachusetts. Second place, 143, Paul Marks (Monroe). Municipal Pool team, the Brookhill Swim A total of five swimmers from Nob DeMarco said about one-third of the Junior High School Freestyle, open to Club of Watchung, the Coppermine Swim Valley made the list and were joined by competitors are from Middlesex of sixth-through ninth-graders, Second place: Club of Bridgewater, and the Edison one swimmer from the Willows and the Monmouth counties; another third from 91, Travis Blasco (Old Bridge); HW, Community Pool team. Rapids. . Ashley Green (Matawan). other areas of New Jersey, and the final According to Priscilla Rose, the direc- Three Nob Valley boys dominated the third from other states. Open Collegiate, Second place: 161, tor of the meet, the swimmers from Nob competition, winning every event they en- South Plainfield's victory in the Duals Bill Deniz (South River); 181, Sean Daly Valley dominated the competition in a tered Andy Rose, 9, John Kosmo, 12, and tournament came down to a highly antici- (East Brunswick). number of events, accumulating a total of Casey Snepar, 12, all won three individual pated championship match against the Elementary School, sixth-grade and 412 points. The Willows team finished events while being part of a winning relay host team from Old Bridge. under, First place: 66, Stephen Fallon (Old with 287 points, while the North Rapids team. The match went right down to the Bridge); 132, Jack Nae (Monroe). Second scored for 170 points. They were joined by Nina Malanga, heavyweight match, with South Plainfield place: 38, Thomas Himmerlich Monroe); "Nob Valley really had a great showing 12, who also won three individual events ending up on top by a score of 37-29. 50, Phil Sandford (Old Bridge); 53, Dan at the championships, continuing what and a relay, and Julie Rose, 12, who won However, South Plainfield had to over- White (South Brunswick); 56, Mike they started in the regular season," Rose two events and a relay. come an early deficit in order to take the title. MacMurray (South Brunswick); 111, said. The Willows team was led by Ryan Two forfeits in the lower weight classes Grant Herring (Monroe); 132, Shaun Janos, 14, who took two individual events Bedding (Sayreville). Prior to the championship competition, made the comeback effort more difficult, but teams were awarded trophies for their and a relay, and Amy Wolf, 13, who won the team managed to score five victories in High School Scholastic, First place: regular season. The C Conference is split one individual and had two second-place the final five weight classes to seal up die 104, Dan Hilt (Manalapan), 135, Matt into two divisions, the Tan and the White. finishes. win. Hartigan (Manalapan); 216, Mike Schaver Nob Valley swam away with the Tan The Rapids were paced by Wayne According to South Plainfield's coach, (Red Bank Catholic); HW, Dennis Bruno Division title, finishing just ahead of the Karalevich, 18, who won the breaststroke Bill Pavlak, the duals title was something that (East Brunswick). Second Place: 104, Bill Willows team, while the Rapids took the event and medaled in several other events his team was gunning for after winning the Sims (Raritan); 118, Greg Rodman White Division title. in his final club championship. He was Greater Middlesex Conference Tournament (Rumson); 127, Jason Rothstein joined by Christine Casler, 18, who was (Marlboro); 141, Brian Hennessy Although the regular season division ti- and Group n titles last winter. tle was a source of pride for the Nob River also swimming in her last championship In addition, the seniors on his squad (Middletown); 151, Tony Marks and won three events and a relay. (Monroe). swimmers, head coach Jeanette Jaskowski wanted to walk away with four consecutive was especially pleased with her team's The Rapids also received several points duals titles under their belts. Junior High School Scholastic, open to performance at the championships. from 10-year-old Veronica Feltnn, who The team from South Brunswick over- sixth-through ninth-graders, First place: "I was really ecstatic," she said. "We won two events and a relay, showing abili- came a mediocre showing to rack up some 66, Stephen Fallon (Old Bridge). Second had so many kids who swam well, and so ties that will surely make her one of the wins against some tough teams. place, 132, Biyan Ickles (Howell). many finished near the front in their given young stars to watch in years to come. Despite only having seven kids on the events." team in attendance, and adding some guest Jaskowski, who successfully finished — Doug McKenzie 3€> SENTINEL, AUGUST 3, 2000 NS Summer 2000'... Henderson Theatre! From Broadway... To You! ,and from Limr&ft to Manasquan AUG Wii •I'liKia MARIE ORTIZ THE FINAL STRETCH— Nikita Nadkami, 10, of North Brunswick, finishes the RT. 520, LINCROFT breaststroke during the New Jersey Swimming and Diving C Conference Championship at North Brunswick High School on Saturday. Nadkarni's Two great locations, one terrific Box Office located at the Rapids team finished fourth in the eight-team competition. 169 Main Street STAGE DOOR MANASQUAM Ron Hunt, a former All-Star second Plamfield where they walked away with a baseman tor the New York Mets, will host 1 -0 win, locking up first place in their tri- a baseball clinic at the Middlesex County county league Vocational and Technical High School baseball field, located on Rues Lane in The Central East Jersey Basketball East Brunswick. There is no charge for the Officials will be holding their annual clin- 2276 U.S. Highway 130, Dayton, NJ 08810 clinic, and youths 13-17 years old are wel- ic for the training of high school basketball Across from Dayton Ford • Near FresH Ponds Road EDISON GENERATOR come to attend. The clinic will stress the officials in early October. Anyone inter- .AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES baseball fundamentals of hitting, fielding ested should contact Ray Kelton at (732) 732-329-6300 and base running. Pitchers and catchers 613-0521 or fax (732) 432-9246. will also receive valuable tips from Hunt. The clinic will run for two consecutive Registration for the Old Bridge Ice days, starting each day at 9:30 a.m. and Hockey Instructional Program is now ending at 3 p.m. Attendees should plan to being accepted at the Old Bridge Sports be there for both days and bring their own Arena every Wednesday and Thursday bats, gloves, hats and safety equipment. evening from 6 30 to 8:30 p.m. during the An athletic supporter is required for males. month of August The 11-week program Proof of insurance and a signed letter of will begin in late September Cost is $175 ANY CAB, AT HOME OR YOUR OFFICE AT permission to play must be completed at for residents, $200 for nonresidents. For SUO EXTRA CHARGE!!!, the field at 9:30 a.m. on the first day in or- more information call John Piccolo at 721- der to participate. There will be no excep- 5600, ext. 4025 or 679-8339. (within 5 miles of the shopl tions to the insurance and peimission re- COUPON quirements. For more information, call R Hopps at (732) 238-3495. The Meadowlands Racetrack will host BRAKE the 75th Hambletonian, the biggest event CHECK The Madison Park Little League in harness racing, on Aug. 5. The race has Awards Picnic will be held Sept. 9, from a purse value of $1 million and is consid- Aiye noon until dark at the Madison Park Little ered to be standardbred racing's equivalent League Complex, Old Bridge. Food will of the Kentucky Derby. TIRE (REG be served from 2-7 p.m Music N Motion The race will take place on the final day f S29 95) will provide music and entertainment. of the weeklong Hambletonian Festival, Wrti Coypon Only • Not Valid W in Any Otter Offers • Most Cars • Expires a 10 DOJ Bring your own folding tables and chairs. which includes the Breeder's Crown Trot, Cost is $15 per person. For information Amateur Drivers' Trot, Hambletonian COUPON call Donna Hawrylak at (732) 727-8874. Oaks Elimination and other prominent races, charity golf outings, antique road FREEHS The North Brunswick Heat, a 12-and- show and more. under softball team, continues to rack up In addition to the big race on Saturday, 1 wins. On July 22, the Heat went to Read- there will be free pony ndes, clowns, car- BELT & HOSE ington where they won a four-game tour- nival games, face painters and more for the nament in the A bracket. Along the way, kids. they beat East Brunswick (9-1), the Sky- Commemorative baseball caps for INSPECTION landers (5-3), Readington (3-2), Bridgewa- adults and Breyer "Stablemates" horse fig- I SB Empires S/lOflO ter Diamonds (2-0), and the Central Jersey urines for children will be given with paid Rebels (3-0). admission on Saturday. General admission On July 25, the Heat traveled to South is $1, with kids 12 and under admitted free. 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Trestle table, 2 custom coordinating) floor lamp leaves, 6 chairs, drysink, china Walnut finish 13 drawers a blue/black/bone. 732-671-3434 Call 732-536-0850 closet, matching sofa & end & wall painting. Excellent doors, w/shelves. $350. 048a Gifts & Crafts! 060 Garages Sales WOMEN'S CLOTHING - Sizes condition. Call 732-251-5352 Microwave-Litton, 700 Watt POOL TABLE-Talon, 8 Foot. table $1,500. Complete 55 gal. ncl. cover and accessories. 14 thru 20. Suitable for busi- Fish Tank, $250. 732-577-8519 SLEEPER SOFA 8. LOVE Blk./Wht. $50. 732-617-2574 ness attire. Slacks, blazers & Solid Oak/Maroon top Exc. SEAT. Excellent cond. w/Light DINING Room Table - LARGE cond. $2,000. 732-972-9306 CASH blouses. Silks a polys. Leather DINING ROOM SET- Lane, 6 Pine coffee & end tables. shoes, sizes 8, BV?, med. & chairs, lighted Hutch + server, with 6 chairs S table pads, sits FABRICS-AH kinds For your children's quality, $300. Call 732-679-5042 to 10 to 16 people comfortably, SECTIONAL-w/pull out bed. and si2es. Selling cheap, come gently loved, clothing, toys wide, mostly new in boxes. All $500. Colonial Dresser- 8 $450.TV-$100. S VCR.-$30. drawer, with mirrored hutch, SOFA & LOVESEAT $450. Folding Treadmill: Exc. and see. Call 732-946-2280 & furniture. priced to sell. 732-422-9112 cond., $225. Call 732-767-9512 COFFEE TABLE-Glass-S50. ABERDEEN - 20 Indigo Lane $100. Bedroom , Girl's. 7 pc, Beige. Exc. condition. MUST (VanBrackte to Idolstone). $400. Master Bedroom, Lg. 5 & Misc. Call 732-536-4674 LOVE ME TWO TIMES SELL - present offers. DISCOUNT AREA RUGS: Children's Consignment Sat., 8/5, 9-4. Women's cloth- PC. King with tri-mirror. $900. Call 732-525-2710 SNOWBLOWER - Simplicity 048b Infants I Save up to 65% off Retail 1( Boutique. Call 732-251-6277 ing, some antiques, household 046 Firewood Everything must go. 732-845-1842 Prices. Huge Selection. Free 1 2 yrs. old. Never used. 2 items. MaryKay products, etc. SOFA - Loveseat. Chair. stage, 7hp, elect, & man. start, Juvenile Items DINING ROOM SET-Round (2) Lamps. (3) Glass tables Shipping in the U.S.A. www.arearugsdepot.com mump, spds., Cost $1,200. CONSIGN Oak table, 6 ladder back Great condition. All for $400. Sell 5750. Don • 732-741-4709 (SCA Network) CRIB & MATTRESS Simmons Your Women's a Children's chairs., rush seats. $400. White Dining Room table w/2 Quality Clothing & Accessories FIREWOOD - FREE Call 732-740-9573 benches & 2 chairs. Beautiful! Natural maple, $175. Matching ABERDEEH - MULT1 FAMILY New cuts & aged. Millstone. $250. Call 732-257-9237 DISNEY CLASSICS Crocodile rocker, $75. Greco stroller, CALL 2ND TURN AROUND Call 732-786-0004 DINING SET- Glass top table (Tick-Tock) and Captain Hook $40. Call 732-251-7285 11 Lake Blvd. (Off Atlantic Ave, ("I've Got You This Time"). SOFA & 3 OAK TABLES across from HS) Sat. & Sun. w/ 4 high back chairs, $300. SOFA - Sleeper, full. Dinette Excellent condition $200. 732-431-7667 Entertainment Unit- Glass & Set: black/gold w/4 chairs, Mint condition. 732-888-1429 CRIB • Stanley, white washed FISHING TACKLE Collector 8/5 S 8/6, 10am to 6pm. DRYER-Electric- Something for everyone mirrored, Exc. cond. $1,500. leaf.End Table: black/gold. ELECTRIC MOBILITY 6 yrs. old. $50. UNIVERSAL oak & mattress, $250. One wishes to buy old rods, reels, 047 Furniture 732-928-2395 or 732-462-1426 5drawer,one 4drawer lures, catalogs. 908-233-1654 New lampshades.732-919-7790 SCOOTER/ Chauffeur model. EXCERCISE STATION-$1OO. 1 dresser. Both white washed, 1T# W I W 'i™ TW Trf ^IB ^rf DjNING SET- Oak, Oval Table SOFA - White w/green fern Used 3 times. Must sell' Please call 732-212-8854 GUNS • SWORDS • MILITARY with leaf, 4 chairs and China Asking $1,500. 732-666-9720 $200. Call 732-786-1220 print. Custom made, $500. SOFA SET, Dining Table, ITEMS. License NJ/Federal Cabinet. Good condition. LOVESEAT • Mauve w/green FITNESS GYM - DP650 U.S.A. CRIB-Simmons. $175. & Glid- Dealer. Bert 732-821-4949 ABERDEEN - MOVING SALE ALL BRAND NEW $750. Call 732-431-2586 China, Swing Set, 6 parakeets 28 Intone Ln. Sat., & Sun., 8/5 MODEL HOME FCTNITURE leaf pattern, $350. Alt like Over 200 lbs. of iron weights a w/cage, fish tank w/accessories. er Rocker. $100. Both Light new. Call 732-583-5033 wood. Crib Ensemble-Bunny a 6, 10-4. Baby items, toys, FOR ALL ROOMS. HALF ENTERTAINMENT CENTER instruction book, $125. Best offers. Call 732-723-0996 clothes, fouton & other furn., PRICE OFF RETAIL. WON'T Scandinavian Oak, fits up to 27" X.C. 3000 Exercycle, $55. Moti),12pcs. $50.732-607-9241 1050 Musical SOFA, $175. Loveseat, $125. Portable sewing machine, $35. household S much more. LAST!! Call 732-583-2323 T.V., DVD, VHS & movies. Orig. Bookcase headboard, $100. TIRES DOUBLE STROLLER Peg I Instruments $800. Ask., $225. 732-613-1292 Call 732-275-0435 BEDROOM SET (7 pcs.) Grav Computer desk combo., Primax 12 spokes, Perego, $125. Dbl. umbrella formica, Twin platlorm bed w/2 ENTERTAINMENT CORNER $60. Proform treadmill, $210. FREE CASH NOW! From stroller, $35. Bedrail, $5. Car- seat $10. &more 732-332-1668 I SELL New & Used Musical drawers. $700. or best offer. UNIT- Holds T.V. & VCR. Honey- 3 Dehumidifiers $95. each. Wealthy Families unloading 4 rims and tires. Instruments. Saxs,, Alto & ABERDEEN -16 Newland PI. Exc. cond. 732-446-6203 eves pine. Orig. Pd. $850., Ask. $500. Call 732-219-1726 Millions of Dollars to help $400.00 HIGH CHAIR, $20. Exersaucer, Tenor, Flutes, Trumpets, (off Lloyd Rd.). Sal., 8/5, 8am- Area Rug-Yellow, 8'x10', $100. minimize their taxes' Write $15, clothing 0 to 4T, $1. & up. Clarinets & Trombones, etc. aprri. Housewares, loveseat, BEDROOM SET - Boy's. Oak. Both like new. 732-758-8995 WALL UNIT - 4 pieces. Immediately: Triumph, 4542 732-251-6356 or Windjammer by Young Hln- Dark wood, upper glass, lower girls & boys. Infant seats, toys, Prices substantially less than games, Knick-knacks & much, East Tropicana Avenue, #207, 732-656-0359 and much more. 732-888-7670 stores. Call Don 732-741-4709 much more. kle as seen in ET" movie. ESTATE/MOVING SALE! doors. Good condition, $700. Las Vegas, NV 89121 (SCA Desk, hutch, chair, bunk beds Qn. sz. bdrm. set, Sofa, Kitchen Call 732-525-0434 Network) w/ladder, dresser w/oval mir- Set. Exc. cond., less than 1 yr. ror, chest of drawers. Exc. old. Priced to sell immediately. WALL UNIT - Loveseat & IMPROVE YOUR FAMILY'S cond. $1,100. 732-431-7521 Call Stanley, 732-446-1466 Sofa. Dining Room, Access- FINANCES! We're here to ories. More. Priced to sell! Ex- help! Immediate-Confidental. BEDROOM SET - Queen size HEADBOARD - King size $60. cellent cond. 732-446-5394 Call Profina Debt Solutions, Lighted headboard with mirror, Mirrored Medicine Cab. $20. A Non-Profit Organization. cream colored formica, lighted Assorted Chests & Tables. Toll-Free 1-888-968-9291 mirrored vanity, & armoire, $10 & up. Bar & 3 stools $125. 048 General Code 1662. No Loans. S700. Sectional sofa: Black, Call 732-683-1772 Merchandise www.profina.org $100. Television: 25 inch, HOSPITAL BED New electric, $100. Call 732-553-1786 $900. Wheelchair; full size, LAWN MOWER • Honda adjustable, $500. Excellent HR215. With grass catcher & BEDROOM SET Catallna Work Out Of Your Home" second blade, tike new. $325. Pins, twin Captain's bed, condition. Call 732-671-0370 Publicly traded Company or best offer. Call 732-780-9528 bureau, w/mirror. Excellent KITCHEN SET - Solid oak. needs help immediately! cond., $325. Call 732-845-9489 6 upholstered chairs (2 cap- $1 ,500-$2,500 + /mo PT - MEDICARE NEBULIZER $3,000-$7,000+/mo FT PATIENTS! STOP paying BEDROOM SET, Boy's, Oak. tain). Good cond. Asking $250. or best offer. Call 732-617-9195 414-290-6900/ cash for Albuterol, Atrovent, Kitchen Set, Alamo Oak, Free Information etc. MEDICARE pays for them. Dining Room Set. All good KITCHEN TABLE w/6 chairs, www.home-business-systems.com We bill Medicare and deliver to condition. Call 732-679-4887 $65. Chiidcraft oak dressers (SCA Network) you. MED-A-SAVE BEDROOM SET-(Juvenile) (2), $35. each. Highriser, less 1-800-538-9849 EXT. 21 P Bellini-Light Oak. Armoire, than 2 yrs. $75. 732-536-1020 25 Words + 11 Million Homes desk, chair S 2 drawer night KITCHEN/DINING SET-Solid = Great Results!!! You can market your product MOVING SALE table. Exc. cond. $600. Call white washed oak dining table (2) dressers w/mirrors, con- 732-651-7428 (Evenings) w/6 cushion chrs. Purchased to 11 million households throughout North America by sole TV, pole lamp, Juiceman recently at Nostalgia Oak jr. juicer, porch glider, (2) porch BEDROOM SET-Queen, black Warehouse. Excellent cond. placiing your classified ad in lacquer, mirrored lighted head- nearly 800 suburban news- chairs, 1 rocker, (2) portable Paid $2,200. Asking $1,500. TVs, drapery. Sofa sleeper, (2) board.attached cabinets.drawers. Call 732-863-9763 iapers like this one for only Exc. cond. $650.732-786-1665 J895. One phone call, one rocker reclmers, tools, electric LIVING ROOM - Chippendale invoice, one low payment is all lawn mower, garden tools, BEDROOM SET-with black Sofa, 2 chairs, Cherry Tea it takes. Call the Suburban cocktail table, 72) end tables smoked glass front, mirrored table, plus two ends, Karastan Classified Advertising (light wood). Call 732-634-4838 headboard, 4 pc. set. Exc. Rug, $1,100. 732-536-7531 Network at 312.644.6610 x cond. Ask. $499. 732-224-8559 3630! (SCA Network) MOVING SALE Greater Media Newspapers BEDROOM SETS- (2) Girls 1 LIVING ROOM SET Thomasville, couch, loveseat (2) King sz. bedroom sets, mauve, 1 white, each w/ ADIRONDACK Chairs • Sheds pictures, Tools, patio furn., daybed. BOOK CASE, white- & wing chair. Exc. cond. Swing Sets • Outdoor Furn. $600. Call 732-845-0822 kitchen set, a lots more! Any washed Oak. 6 Ft. Very good Gazebos • Arbors • Playhouses reasonable offers will be MONEY MINDER cond. Call eves. 732-591-8894 LIVING ROOM SET • Leather YARDWORKS-732-842-5922 accepled. Call 732-972-1670 Beige color sofa, loveseat & BEDS (2) Morgeau bleached ADVENTURESPAS.COM MOVING SALE - Bedroom club chair. $500. or best offer. THE PLANET FRIENDLY Sec grey formica. Wall Unit: wood Twin size sleigh beds, MUST SELL. 732-390-4035 MERCHANDISE AD OFFER with mattresses. Exc. cond., SPA. FREE EDUCATIONAL Decorator. Living Room Set $200. each. 732-591 -8395 LIVING ROOM SET - Q sofa PACKAGE BY MAIL. SHOP Exercise Equip.: Treadmill. Clean out the attic, closets, basement and garage. bed, 2 chairs, cocktail tbl., 2 AT HOME FACTORY DIRECT Refrigerator: GE w/ice maker. BEST OFFER SALE! 2 Wall end tbls., wall unit, floor lamps. WITH THE INDUSTRY More. Call 732-536-5812 Get rid of unwanted merchandise with this special offer. Units, 1 sectional couch w/sofa $750. for all. Also 2 new twin LEADER. CALL TOLL FREE bed, 1 leather couch, 2 tables. mattress sets, $150. each. 877-SPAS999 Everything must go. 732-679-0449 MOVING CALL 732-607-9023 MOVING SALE Dining Room, fruitwood. Bed- 4 LINES ' 4 WEEKS CHAISE LOUNGE - Excellent BAY WINDOW room Set & (2) platform beds. condition. Mauve & white LIVING ROOM- Sola, (Blue Floral), 2 Queen Anne Chairs, Andersen, 8 ft' wide. 3 yrs. old Kitchen Set, bookcases, $ flowered print, $140. Call $300. Call 732-536-0365 lamps, end & cocktail tables, 732-933-4923. (Rose), Cherry Colfee Table. Exc. cond. $1,500,732-238-7003 BEDROOM SET- $200. computer desk & general 72" Pine table w/matching household items. 732-972-9518 20 COMPUTER DESK- Wall unit. LIVING ROOM-$300. & Trundle bed. Crib set. Stereo chrs., $500. Fridgidaire frost cabinet. Oven cart. Table. DINING ROOM -$500. or best free 18cu ft. Refrigerator $300. AMOVING SALE* Large sola. Call 732-462-0308 offers. Both in good condition. Negotiable Call 732-613-9617 Dining Room. 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