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APRIL 22, 2010 SentineNORTH BRUNSWICK • SOUTH BRUNSWICK l gmnews.com sot N.B. educators agree to 1-year wage freeze Savings could mean positions, full-aay kindergarten saved if budget was approved BY JENNIFER AMATO Suff Writer Editor's note: The Sentinel's deadline occurred prior to the school budget vote on April 20. An article on the budget results will appear in next week's edition.
ver 800 employees of the North Brunswick Township school district Owill accept a one-year wage freeze for the upcoming year, according to a tenta- tive three-year contract agreement reached early Friday morning. The $1.7 million in savings could trans- late into 40 positions being saved, includ- ing the restoration of full-day kindergarten, if the budget passed on Tuesday. However, if the budget failed, everything is put on hold. "I think it was good for our members and good for the BOE to see we are a big family, a big group that all wants the same thing," said Martha Landy, president of the North Brunswick Township Education As- sociation (NBTEA). "I'm happy from the standpoint that both sides can go back to focusing on what's im- portant: educational programming and the in- ERIC SUCAR staff tegrity of trying to provide the best education The Griggstown Lock dancers perform during Artrar Day activities held along the property of tlie Mapleton Preserve in Kingston on April 17. (Continued on page 33) N.B. employees facing layoffs, furlough days Task will be to maintain services will be affected across the board. This comes in addition to five layoffs at the with reduced work force beginning of the year. BY JENNIFER AMATO "Most towns had bigger layoffs last year, and we Staff Writer did our damnedest to hold off," Womack said. "We do need to continue to be responsible to taxpayers orth Brunswick Township is expected to have who believe the township has been operating with 19 layoffs and 26 furlough days imposed to more personnel than necessary." Ntry to save money. Furloughs would shut down the entire township Although no timetable has been set. Mayor Fran- on one day every other week, most likely a Monday cis "Mac" Womack said the state Department of Per- or Thursday, Womack said. Every employee except sonnel will be notified of the layoff decision this for sworn police officers would have to take off week to seek its approval. Although specific posi- tions are not known, Womack said every department (Continued on page 26) MAILING ADDRESS
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Six hundred pink tulips represent those affected by breast cancer
BY JENNIFER AMATO Staff Writer ^veryone at Judd Elementary School is tickled pink by the new garden planted Ei c utside the front entrance. Give peace a chance Kattiy Cave, director of elementary instruc- tion, and a committee of about 12 other staff Students of the Heera Art members planted 600 tulip bulbs in early No- Center display original artwork vember, which have now blossomed into full- in North Bruaswick. fledged flowers. Page 32 "Some of our committee members are gar- dening people, which is fab," Cave said. "It's a whole bit of science with planting these tulips." The Garden of Hope is representative of breast cancer, since the bulbs were provided by The Maine Cancer Foundation's Pink Tulip Project. The project was founded in 2006 by breast cancer survivor Robin Whitten as one PHOTO COURTESY OF KEUY KEWSBEER garden in Portland, Maine. Last year, $50,000 Judd Elementary School's Garden of Hope will honor anyone indirectly or directly affected by was raised, and this year 30,000 bulbs have breast cancer. About 600 bulbs were provided by the Pink Tulip Project. been reserved. Cave came across the project in a magazine a constant reminder of hope," Cave said. bulbs from the school to extend the idea and decided a garden could be symbolic at the The Pink Tulip Project does not ask for a throughout the town. school for anyone experiencing, directly or in- down payment, but instead has the organization Any funds the school raises over the $600 directly, the challenges of cancer. pledge an amount it believes members can pledge will go toward signage for the garden. "Cancer is so far-reaching. It goes deep," raise. Judd set its goal at $600, and thus far has "We want to label it so when the tulips are Cave said. "How nice to do a Garden of Hope held a jeans day and a hat sale to solicit funds. gone, there is still a label there," Cave said. What's happening that says, if you have it or are dealing with it, The committee will hold an ice cream social in "The committee hopes that the aesthetics of the we honor you." May — each department will bring in a topping project continue to grow." Check out Just Go to find out The flowers "are going to bloom and we and the committee will supply the ice cream. what plays, events and con- certs are taking place. going to be beautiful and are going to go away. In addition, Judd will ask the community at Contact Jennifer Amato But they are going to bloom again [and this] is large in the fall to join the project by purchasing at [email protected]. Page 31
Equal rights Linwood students sending care packages to Marine in Afghanistan North Brunswick holds second annual Disabilities signed, a card that the would be a way for Kosmo and his fellow Awareness Day. Cpl. John Kosmo was a Linwood school staff signed, and Marines to feel appreciated. Middle School student years ago photographs of eagles "I hope they have a good time with it and Page 28 the students colored in, enjoy what they get from us," Dar said, "and I BY JENNIFER AMATO a project they did on also hope they know that we support them and Staff Writer Afghanistan, former are supporting what they're doing." ixth-grade students at Linwood Middle teachers of Kosmo's Pa^ added, "I want them to feel thankful and QUOTE Of THE WEEK School will be sending care packages to and a group picture in coimected to home because there are a lot of front of the marquee things they might miss. like their pets or their "tf these responsible people can SCpl. John Kosmo, a North Brunswick make a mistake, you know your school district graduate who has been stationed outside of the school. family." children's friends can make that i in Afghanistan since January. "Students think, by Kosmo's mother, Sharon, said that "as a par- mistake." Linwood Principal Pete Clark asked social no fault of their own. ent of a Marine deployed in Afghanistan, you studies teacher Nancy Yauch if her students that North Brunswick cannot believe what a terrific feeling it is to see — Detective Ron Seaman is their world. I want the nice things people like Nancy have done for South Brunswick Police would be interested in writing to Kosmo. Since Page 12 her daughter Mallory knew Kosmo through them to know that [John]. ... I am so grateful to Mr. Clark fw pro- school, and since her nephews, Casey Lyon and there's more out there," moting the letter writing and the lovely message Cpl. John Kosmo Jesse Burke, of South Brunswick, are both Yauch said. "This is on the marquee." Marines, she decided that car-^ packages would more real. It's someone This was not the first project Yauch has held Classified 41 be a great addition to the letters that were sent a who walked through the halls they walk through, to teach her students about the military. Around Editorials 10 few months ago. or played on the fields they play on. It's more of Veterans Day she asked her smdents to write let- Entertainment 31 "Anything that's something from home a coimection to North Brunswick, so they can re- ters to soldiers she found online, and coordinated late to that." Obituaries 34 brings them back," Yauch said. "If they see any- a fundraiser in April 2007 that raised over $1,700 Student Mariam Dar decided to donate pret- to purchase Silly String cans used by the mili- Real Estate 37 thing from school, it would make a connection back home." zels, playing cards and gum. Student Josiah Park tary to detect trip wires. Sports 36 The entire sixth-grade class made donations, chose to send playing cards, newspaper comics "I'm just amazed at how amazing the stu- such as snacks, candy, drinks, gum, card games, and an issue of Time magazine. dents were, and they kept giving." said Yauch's magazines, comics, stuffed animals, lip balm, "I learned that there are a lot of things they fellow team teacher, Denise Petraco. "It started sport socks, baby wipes and Febreeze. North don't have ... that we have a lot of," Dar said, as extra credit, but then they were doing it to giiinews.coin Brunswick Cadette Troop No. 81388 donated with Park adding that there is a lack of air con- help someone in need." on the web Girl Scout cookies. ditioning, plumbing and electricity, and that The packages will also include a banner "learning is illegal so [some Afghan children] Contact Jennifer Amato at A Greater Media Newspaper made by a special education class that everyone have to do it in secret." jamato@gmne^\'S. com. The studcBts- agreed- that the care packages 4 SENTINEL NS SAVE LOCALLY WITH ONLINE COUPONS • VISIT www.gmnews.com April 15, 2010 Lunchtime concert April 28 in New Bruns The First Reformed Church. 9 Bayard lections. ^ DINI5%PFE IN • SUN THRU THUF R St., New Brunswick, will hold a Downtown Collaborating with pianist David LMT I gocouNt m caiour on Mtu. Lunchtime Recital 12:15 p.m. April 28. fea- Iskowitz, they will perform works by Schu- CANNOT H COHMNK) WTTM onm atms. turing soprano Li-Chan Chen Maxham and mann. Mendelssohn, Quilter and Romberg. Nor vAuD o»« pAurr Mw*/ cxTiwn. Not vwjp HOucMTi. Exr S/2
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We are a country full of heroes." and Vietnam Era at the high school, said she Post 9111 history, a local contest winner has man noted that he was honored In a previous interview held encourages her students to get involved in placed at a district-level competition. to have the opportunity to read after he won the local level com- the program every year. Ben Goldman. 17. a junior at South his speech in fi-ont of the post petition, Goldman noted that "Each year I encourage students to enter, Brunswick High School, won the Voice of members, especially since they heroism is not just the people I believe it's a very valuable experience for Democracy on the local level and placed were the ones who selected him who have gone down famously them," she said. "The program always has third in the district competition. in the first place. He added that in history, like Paul Revere, but really good reflective questions that makes "Ben is the very first contest winner here he was not expecting the plaque. it is the little things, like when them think." who has ever [received] an award from the The Voice of Democracy is a people offered their homes to The audio format of the competition also district," said Mike Ketofsky, post chaplain, national scholarship program others after Hurricane Katrina. helps the students to "develop life skills" who is in charge of the Voice of Democracy that has garnered millions of "It's the heroic acts that are because they are simultaneously working on and the Women's Auxiliary. dollars for students since its in- not celebrated nationally, you their writing and public-speaking skills, Ketofsky noted that he was very im- ception 50 years ago. The pro- don't usually hear about them," Gaylord said. pressed at Goldman's dedication to his ed- gram has high school students he said. "It's the small things, Goldman noted, during his speech, that ucation. across the country write and sub- the small acts people do that America is full of everyday heroes, which The VFW Post 9111 held a ceremony "mit a three- to five-minute have characteristics of a hero." is reflected in their continuous care for the April 13 honoring Goldman for his achieve- audio-essay based off an annual Goldman said he decided to sick and weary, especially during times of ment. Goldman and his Advanced Place- theme that focuses on patriot- Ben Goldman partake in the competition, upon great tragedy. ment U.S. history teacher, Corie Gaylord, ism. learning of it nearly a week be- "We are a nation of heroes, we always who was responsible for getting Goldman This year's topic was "Does America fore the deadline, because he figured he had have been, we always will be, don't let any- involved with the program, were awarded Still Have Heroes?" and Goldman chose to something to contribute to the topic. one think otherwise," he said. plaques by the post members. concentrate his theme on heroism as an The high school junior said he believes "The VFW is very proud of what you everyday occurrence. the Voice of Democracy contest is very im- Contact Jennifer Booton at have done," said Tim Noonan, post com- "Heroism is not always just the brave portant because it promotes civic virtue and [email protected]. Psychiatrist to speak about autism April 28 NBTHS class of 2011 Artists of all genres to flea market April 24 Dr. Jagwinder S. Sandhu will speak lescent psychiatrist will discuss autism form collaborative about autism at 7 p.m. April 28 in Meeting spectrum disorder, what causes it, how to The North Brunswick Township High Writers, dancers, musicians, visual and Room A/B at the South Brunswick Public recognize it, how to treat it, and what re- School class of 2011 will hold a flea mar- performing artists are invited to attend a Library, 110 Kingston Lane, Monmouth search is being done to find a cure. For more ket 8 a.m.-3 p.m. April 24 at the school. The meeting 2-4 p.m. April 25 at the South Junction. The Princeton-area child and ado- information call 732-329-4000, ext. 7286. flea market will be moved inside in case of Brunswick Public Library, 110 Kingston rain. Lane, Monmouth Junction, with the inten- tion to form an area-wide artists' collabora- tive. For more information, contact Sherry Rubel at 732-221-6678. Charmed by Claire to t benefit SBHS April 24 Charmed by Claire, 33 N. Main St., OUR LADY OF LOURDES SCHOOL... Cranbury, will donate 10 percent of pur- chases made on April 24 to South ^CfjoOV SMING THE FUTURE ONE CHILD AT A TM. Brunswick High School Project Graduation MILLTOWN, NJ when Project Graduation is mentioned. Charmed by Claire offers Vera Bradley, Brighton, Pandora, candles, unique cloth- ing, jewelry, etc. Kingston Earth Day SPRING OPEN HOUSE cleanup April 2S The Kingston Greenways Association Sunday, April 25,2010 • 10:00am to 3:00pm will hold its annual Earth Day cleanup from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. April 25. There will be litter pick up in the Cook Natural Area, and along Ridge Road, Divi- sion Street, and Mapleton Road in South • Half and Full-day PreK (3 and 4) • After Care Program Brunswick. • Full-day K through Grade 8 • Hot Lunch Program • Participants should gather at the Cook Natural Area Parking Lot at the junction of • Middle States Accredited • Clubs & Sports Heathcote Brook Road and Ridge Road at 11 a.m. The township will supply bags, • Religious & Lay Faculty gloves and safety vests. Boots, hats and • Honeywell Alert System long pants are suggested attire. • Classroom Laptops & SMARTBoards A second crew will collect trash near Rockingham on the Franklin Township side of Route 27. Those interested in joining that effort should send an email to 44 Cleveland Avenue, Milltown, NJ 08850 • (732) 828-1951 tari @ kingstongreenways.org. For more information, call 609-924- www.ololschoolnj.org 3399, or visit http://kingstongreenways.org/. 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From there the applicant ities, which are a mere 9,0(X) and 12,000 South Brunswick. other cairdboard, and other curbside pickups. would increase the amount of tonnage on a square feet, are not nearly large enough for The recycling facility, which would be All of its operations would be conducted in- graduated basis. the amount of materials they process and do located on Progress Road in South side the building, and two full-time employ- After six months at 100 tons, assuming not have the state-of-the-art equipment that Brunswick in an already constructed ees, one outside and one inside, would head the company "created a worthy track record the facility in South Brunswick would have. 110.OOO-square-foot building, would be a operations and site maintenance. and with the approval of the township and The smaller size of those facilities does not part of the county's Solid Waste Plan and John Sullivan, an attorney representing county," according to Sullivan, it may up its allow for drive-in capabilities, according to would open shortly after township qjproval. New Recycling Solutions, said trucks carry- production to 200 tons daily. It may ask for Sullivan, so materials are dropped outside Upon New Recycling Solutions' presen- ing materials would drive directly into the an additional increase later and then pushed into the tation of the proposal earlier this month, building utilizing large doors. TTie trucks down the road, but it will never building. however, the Township Council did not would then go to a designated area and drop exceed 400 tons, he said. "Our concern "The difference be- seem too eager to approve, particularly be- off the materials. From there, a state-of-the- There will be no new mate- is the safety and tween the two is night and cause the company received poor remarks in art conveyer system would sort all materials rial brought to the site until the day," Sullivan said. "We do a recent site inspection and proposes using into categories and put them into bins to be existing materials have been health of every recognize problems with hazardous materials for sanitization pur- shipped oflF to market. processed and moved offsite, resident in South that and, honestly, this is poses. Of the 110,000 square feet, 10,000 would he said. The company does not the solution to that; it "Our concern is the safety and health of be used as office space and 100,000 would plan to run into a situation Brunswick." won't be a repeat [of those every resident in South Brunswick." Coun- be used as warehouse space. where it cannot move the ma- facilities]." cilman Joseph Camarota said. "The last At 100,000 square feet, the facility could terials offsite, according to Sul- — Joseph Camarota Sullivan noted that the thing we want to have [the facility] do is process about 1,000 tons per day, Sullivan livan, because the materials are Councilman facility in South "not subject to the instability of Brunswick was chosen in the foreign markets." A plethora of Fortune particular because of its drive-in capabilities. 500 companies are available to purchase the The Progress Road facility received poor materials, according to Alan Zublatt, another remarks on a site inspection conducted by attorney representing the project. township professionals last month. The Zublatt also noted that the traffic pro- township's Board of Health and Public duced by the facility would be "very lim- Works Department reported back to the ited." Trucks would be limited to Route 1, council and recommended they not approve Black Horse Lane and Progress Road. the proposal. Though the company will spend some "We can only go by what we've seen; we "real time and effort on site maintenance," need time to review this," Camarota said. according to Sullivan, Township Council "Until we get something different from our members still seemed concerned that the professionals, I don't feel comfortable pro- materials used for spill containment would ceeding." COMPLETELY INSTALLED be hazardous and dangerous for residents. Deputy Mayor Chris Killmurray noted With Liner, Skimmer & Sullivan said there is a "slim chance" that Return. Hayward Filter that trailers holding materials were found System, Complete anything will be spilled inside the facility, parked outside the building during the in- Accessory Kit, Start-up but if there are spills, the company will uti- spection, which is against the 100 percent Chemicals, Baskettsall lize a material to bum and sanitize the area. under-roof operation New Recycling Solu- Game AND Installation! "It seems very dangerous due to the open tions has proposed. hazardous chemicals," Camarota said. "We need more reporting on this. We CENTRAL OPEN 7 DAYS • YEAR ROUND "Until those issues are properly addressed, need to know that what's going on now is JERSEY 4235 Rt. 9 North, Freehold, NJ in good conscience, I just can't move this being done correctly," he said. forward." Camarota noted that he wasn't sure 732-462-5005 The councilpersons also noted that the whether there were small-scale recycling op- POOLS centralierseypools.com PATIO 8i MORE IK»13VH01191400 • ELK.UCJ7653A' See Store fordeuils . past 'performance record of the company's erations currently taking place there or pre-existing recycling facilities, one in the whether the site inspection dealt with a just- in-case-it-is-approved type of scenario. The two councilmen inquired about that at the April 6 meeting, though Camarota said Dr. Edwin Tanpiengco and his caring staff offer connplete dentistry they have yet to receive an answer. Either in our new state-of-the-art office that is relaxing and comfortable. way, he said, if the Board of Health had We'll take the time to listen to your dental health concerns and problems with it, he can't see the proposal completely answer your questions to moke you feel at ease. ever getting approved without some major changes. Beginning with your first visit to our office, you'll see why Though there might be benefits to the Dr. Tanpiengco's patients love to refer their family and friends! host community, including, a host commu- nity fee and a per-ton monetary benefit for curbside pickup in South Brunswick, both Killmurray and Camarota noted that the safety of residents is more important than the NEW PATIENT SPECIAL monetary benefit. Hew Patient Exam Township professionals suggested an- 00 Off other random site inspection be conducted Cleaning (Regularly $295) to ensure operations are being done in com- X-rays Expires 6/30/10 pliance. Cannot be combined -Mth any Though there was an April 13 deadline other insurance or discount. Financing availabte. We accept: CS IB! j for approval, the township asked the county for an extension, so that the additional re- Call TODAY! porting and analysis could be conducted. 886 Georges Road Contact Jennifer Boot on at 732.951.0099 Monmouth Junction, NJ 08852 [email protected]. April 15, 2010 SAVE LOCALLY WITH ONLINE COUPONS • VISIT WWW.gmneWS.COIH NS SENTINEL 9 MapCe Le^ Qardem
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hen you make impor- To address the issue of chang- tant decisions, you most ing conditions and new informa- likely base them on the tion, New Jersey municipalities W ^^ ^ ^G»OTTA G.ET ME A BUMPER STIClCER.^ best information you have avail- are required to revise their mas- able at the time. When New Jer- ter plans every six years. The sey towns make decisions with current "time of decision" prac- far-reaching impacts — like ap- tice allows local governments proving or denying a new hous- flexibility to amend regulations ing development, shopping mall as part of their master plan up- or industrial center — the towns date and, when needed, to protect want to base their decisions on public health and safety. This bill the most current information, would hamper towns from too. changing their land-use regula- This common-sense approach tions in response to changing would no longer be possible if a conditions or better information. bill recently passed by the state If this bill passes, we can ex- Legislature is signed into law by pect municipalities to be inun- Gov. Chris Christie. This bifl dated with incomplete would allow developers to freeze applications for land in their current zoning and land-use reg- communities. Since little invest- ulations by filing a perfunctory ment will be required to file a amount of paperwork that, in short, incomplete application, some cases, would pre-empt why would anyone not do so in local governments from using order to lock in their projects? new information in their decision The only ones who win here making. are developers. Those with the The bill, called the "Time of public interest in mind — from Troops in Afghanistan appreciate packages Decision" bill, refers to a practice local elected officials to con- in New Jersey land-use law that cerned citizens — will lose if this would like to take this opportu- alize how lucky I am to call it my to all of us knowing that the folks currently gives developers a bill goes forward. Urge Gov. nity to thank all of the (Marlboro home. The fact that we are teaching back home are thinking of us and three-year immunity from zoning Christie to veto this bill, and IElementary School) fifth- our fifth-graders to understand what sending us much needed items. changes once their project re- allow municipalities to continue graders, parents, teachers and ad- is going on globally and to care Your effort certainly had a posi- ceives either preliminary site to control land-use planning in ministrators for taking the time to about those abroad will instill in tive impact on morale here at plan approval or preliminary sub- their towns and make decisions think of us over here in Afghanistan. them a sense of responsibility. Bagi^. Once again, thank you for division approval. In other based on rules in place at the It was such a great treat to receive all All the items you sent were given coming together to send us all of words, zoning rules and regula- time they make approvals or de- those boxes you put together. out to the various troops in and those great boxes. tions are locked into place at the nials, not when the application is I am humbled that all of you gave around Bagram, Afghanistan. We all time of the land-use decision. submitted. so willingly and cared enough about appreciate you thinking of us over Lt Col. Jeff Cantor The three-year exemption can I hope you will consult the the troops to send us much needed here. I hope to get the chancc to CJTF-82 sometimes be extended another New Jersey Conservation Foun- items, liiere is such a great feehng thank everyone in person, upon my Stability Operations two years, for a total of five. dation's website at www.njcon- of community in Marlborp, and I re- redeployment. It really means a lot Afghanistan TTie proposed bill would radi- servation.org or contact me at cally alter this "time of decision" [email protected], if you Gov. Christie's comments are upsetting to teacher practice. If signed by Gov. would like more information have been having a hard time (as a second career) because I love The state, on the other hand, has Christie, it would grant develop- about conserving New Jersey's with my morning ritual of read- tte challenge and the knowledge that not contributed iLs fair share for the ers protection from any future precious land and natural re- Iing the paper before work these I can help children in a big way past 15 years, and our Governor is changes in zoning; at the moment sources. last few weeks. With the daily head- Although I do love my summers trj'ing to blame my union for that. I an application for development is Michele S. Byers lines of Gov. Chris Christie's teacher to be a stay-at-home mom, I know am not bullied into paying any dues, filed, regardless of whether the Executive Director bashing, I cannot read the misinfor- for a fact that if I was a single parent as he .stated in his address. I gladly application has preliminary ap- New Jersey Conservation mation with a hint of venom and not and wage earner, my salary would pay for the protection of school pro- provals or is even deemed com- Foundation respond. force me to work summers, espe- grams and my right to a fair wage plete! Far Hills I do not understand why teachers cially paying for two college tuitions. and the benefits I have earned and are so hated lately. I have been a Gov. Christie is not telling the paid for. pubbc school teacher for 14 years. I truth about public school teachers The NJEA is not the "smoke for the record ••• have a master's degree, I make a and he is smearing our union. The monster" on "Lost." It's me and 1 salary in the $50,000's and I love my NJEA is me! 1 do not have any vi- won't sit by and see my profession In the article "N.Y. Giants football players as.sist SBHS Project job. sion plan. I bring my checkbook demonized and blamed for this Graduation" in the April 8 Sentinel, Raymond Hayducka was incor- I do realize that with an advanced with me every time I go to the doc- state's ills. 1 love being a teacher! rectly identified as being the Sayreville police chief He heads the degree and my experience I could tor or pharmacy. I have been paying South Brunswick Police Department. have made much more money in the into my pension since my first day Donna Modula private sector, but I chose teaching of work. Jackson
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He also did fashion Mr NBTHS and winter and spring concerts shoots in Miami for Teen People magazine, •OHwr ttMough 04/30/10. have been recorded for the township high and has produced his own documentaries, school. including "Flo Rider: Lifestyles & Rides of Outside groups such as local churches, South Florida," "Retro Apocalynn - Into the FREE temples, Korean and Chinese groups, Indian Light" about a Native American painter Orthodontic Consultation arangetrams, the North American Tamil from the East Village in New York City," Drama Festival, the American Telugu Asso- with Dc Shah and the unreleased "The History of Expires April 30,2010 ciation Conference & Youth Convention, Recorded Sound." the National Alliance on Mental Illness of Those experiences have helped him train New Jersey, the MetLife South Asian students who have an interest in the arts and Family and Cosmetic Dentistry Spelling Bee, Irish singer and guitarist Mick visual media, who have learned how to Moloney, the Tri State Wheelchair Associ- • Crowns, Same-day Root patch stage monitors out of a board, coil an Canals Tripdii Shetty, DDS ation, the Islamic Circle of North America, XLR cable, diversify a phantom-powered • Partial anti Full Dentures Paresh Shah, DMD and Anthem Institute have utilized the au- microphone, aim lights, operate spotlights, • Dental Implant Orthodontist ditorium, classroom and gym space at each program lights on a board on the fly, and Restorations of the seven buildings. prepare music files in a sequential order. • Tooth-colored Fillings 'The culture is mixed. The population is "They get to learn state-of-the-art [tech- • Cosmetic - Invisalign f Neu- Patient Welcome Package ^ mixed. It's terrific. It's like the East Village niques] in terms of sound, lighting and • Zoom! Teeth Whitening • CmtmbemiivDentalExm t^^^nn I in New York City in the 1980s," said cur- video that wasn't available before," Pavone • Veneers I 'BaskOammi • rent facilities manager Nick Pavone, who said. "That's what I'm going to miss the • Orthodontics - Braces for Adults and Children •Consultation with Dc Shetty will leave his post effective June 30. "It's • Same-day Appointments, Evening and Saturday Hours I Nn> Paocasabsraaa* • most probably, working hands on with the litBa.1trila.mo been a pleasure. I've been able to work with kids, because that's what was most reward- • All Major Insurance Plans Accepted, Financing Available so many people and learn about their cul- ing about this job." tures. ... Gentrification is a blessing. It The township resident also credits the shouldn't be looked down upon. That's excellent work of the custodial staff for AAodern Dental Studio what this country is about, many different adding to the appeal of the facilities. Staff 577 Cranbury Rd.. Suite C-1 "799 /IQ9 11199 people sharing different experiences with members maintain the facilities during the East Brunswick. NJ 08816 # U I £.93 each other" week and act as event managers during www.moclerndentalstudio.com Pavone said that the high school facility after-hours functions. is especially attractive to the public because Therefore. Pavone said he is hopeful that of its state-of-the-art nature, such as the the facilities manager position is restored by green room, the loading dock, the full or- the Board of Education because of the far- chestra pit and sound booth, light plots and reaching impacts the program has had. BOflllBliWiQuK entranceway flat-screen TVs that he helped To discuss renting any of the facility From only »14,999 develop at the auditorium, which has a space, contact the board office at 732-289- completehr installed 1,000-seat capacity. 3024. with electric & "The draw right now is the location and the service," he said. "People are really sat- Thousands of dollars isfied when they come to our high school. Contact Jennifer Amato at of extras at They can't believe they are in a high school. [email protected]. NO CHARGE!
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SOUTH BRUNSWICK — As prom "It's really affecting a large part of and graduation season round the comer, your body," she said, including the brain, parents are being reminded of the many liver and almost every other organ in the dangerous risks associated with underage body. drinking. The pre-frontal area of the brain, which More than 4,500 alcohol-related teen controls social behaviors and decision deaths are reported in America each year, making, undergoes the most change dur- according to Detective Ron Seaman of the ing adolescence, she said. The brain con- Mother's Day Buffet at Forsgate South Brunswick Police Department tinues to develop through the early 20s, New Jersey is actually above the na- and alcohol can not only harm its devel- • Peel and Eat Shiimp • Angel Hair Pasta with Vegetables in a Lemon tional average of eighth-graders who have opment but can also cause "irreversible Tarragon Sauce • Freshly Baked Breakfast Breads &: Pastries admitted to trying alcohol at some point in damage," Surks said. • Assorted Qieese & Fruit Displays • Chive Whipped Potatoes their lives, at 44.1 percent, while the na- Alcohol affects the sleep cycle, im- • putter of Smoked Salmon • Spring Mixed Vegetables tional level is 40.5 percent, according to pairing an adolescent's ability to learn, she • Variety of Gourmet Salads & Greens • Garlic Studded Prime Rib with Au Jus Linda Surks, a preventionist for the Na- said. In general, alcohol users have scored • Seared Salxnon, Cardamom Honey Glaze • Roasted Turkey Breast with Cranberry Sauce tional Council on Alcoholism and Drug lower academically than nonusers, specif- • Grilled Oucken. Cucumber Mango Salsa • Glazed Smoked Ham with Maple Mustard Sauce Dependence of Middlesex County. ically on vocabulary, general information, A little closer to home, in Middlesex memory and memory retrievals. County, about 33 percent of ninth-graders Seaman, who has worked extensively ~ Seating Times ~ reported using alcohol in the past 30 days, on alcohol-related deaths, injuries and as- 11:00 am, 1:30 pm & 4:00 pm and 56 percent of middle and high school saults as a law enforcement professional, cited numerous statistics from a Kaiser M.mi students admitted to trying alcohol at some point in their lives, Surks said. Family Foundation study that looked at The Stop Underage the social implications of Mother's Day Reservations 732-521-8056 Drinking Zone (SUDZ) "If these alcohol use, including sponsored the third annual the fact that three kids Adults: $36* • Children ages: 4-12 $18.00 • Ouldren under 3 are Complimentary "Proms, Parties & Pitfalls: responsible people are killed each day be- •Plus NJ tax and service dwrge From Middle School con make a cause of drinking and Through High School — mistake, you driving, and that 95 per- Forsgate. More of what you live for. Keeping Our Kids Safe in cent of all violent crimes Today's Culture" forum know your on college campuses are Dnw at Ctn M. NMpfc * llonr»* Twy. HJ * AA ROC 6«tffiroup Facillt) • WWW.rorS0ateCC.COm April 15 at South Brunswick children's little related to alcohol con- High School. sumption. "This topic has been fnends can make Approximately 5.6 something I really believe is that mistake" million teens reported Our /rsu/finh-^siU/ cNtr /utrsiMJ is dja one of the most important unprotected sex while programs we can have in our — Ron Seaman using alcohol, and 24 township," said Mayor Detective percent of teens ages 15- Frank Gambatese. S.B. Police Department 17 said alcohol use led Gambatese spoke about them to be more sexually his son who was struck by a drunken active. Young teenage driver at the age of 18 while riding his bi- girls need to be especially wary, given that cycle home from work. The collision put 63 percent of them are more likely to be- him in a coma for months, and he is now come teenage mothers while drinking and partially paralyzed and legally blind. participating in sexual activity. A "I can speak through experience," he The detective also noted several alco- said. "Hopefully, we can get through an- hol-related cases in which he has been di- other year safely." rectly involved. There was one case of a Gambatese warned parents that they 21-year-old girl who went to North Car- should be wary of the parties their chil- olina University and died from alcohol dren go to, especially after prom and grad- poisoning while home attending a family uation, where many students trek down to reunion party. Her family was unaware of CareOie at East Brunswick is a 132-bed beautifully appointed skilled nursing center the Jersey Shore and often succumb to al- her level of intoxication and let her fall conveniently located just off Route 18 and close to tlie New Jersey Turnpike. cohol and drug use. asleep. The girl eventually died on the Come see us and discover why our residents like calling "Make sure you know where they are scene, he said. CareOne at Fxist Brunswick home. going, what outlets are there, if there's su- "If these responsible people can make pervision," he said. "The pressure from a mistake, you know your children's little What makes us special? their peer group is absolutely fantastic." friends can make that mistake," Seaman • Experienced .ManagementTeam The SUDZ organization, which is a said. There were several other cases de- • Agency-Free Nursing and Rehabilitation partnership between township agencies, schools and community members, was ini- scribed by Seaman at the forum: teenagers • Outstanding Recreation Department tiated three years ago to address parental were found passed out on lawns and • In-house Rehabilitation I)epartment CareOne at East Brunswick concerns, according to Susan Coyle, su- floors, sometimes left abandoned by their • Restaunant-Styie Dining in Our pervisor of intervention services at the friends, and there were student deaths in Luxurious Dining Room high school. Many parents felt helpless high school and college caused by alcohol A CareOne Senior Care Center poisoning. • Ambassador Program against the threat of underage drinking, es- pecially knowing there were other parents "If an adult can get out of control and •And much more in the township who condoned it, she said. not realize the power of alcohol, then so could your 15- or 16-year-old," Seaman For more information about our beautiful home or to schedule a tour, contact our The organization provides education and resources to all concerned parents on how said. Admissions Department today at 732967.0100, ext 3035. You'll be glad you did. to prevent underage drinking and keep kids safe. He also spoke about Kylie Pinheiro, an Alcohol is a central nervous system de- (Continued on next page) April 22, 2010 SAVE LOCALLY WITH ONLINE COUPONS • VISIT tmw.gmnBws.com NS SENTINEL 13 (Continued from previous page) for their own lives and know when to step S.B. Community Ed offers camps, courses away from a dangerous situation." 18-year-old from Dayton who was killed The forum also discussed the negative South Brunswick Community Educa- Online courses begin monthly on in December 2007 by a drunken driver. implications of social networking websites tion's Summer 2010 brcKhures and regis- Wednesdays May 19 and June 16, such as There are three ordinances in the town- such as My Space and Facebook. Seaman tration information are available at Spanish, creating Web pages, Web graphics, ship that are designed to help curb the un- noted that children post pictures of them- www.sbschools.org/community_ed. Day, accounting, Microsoft Office programs, derage use of alcohol, according to selves on these sites, showing them fun- enrichment and sports camps will be of- QuickBooks, creative writing, grammar, Seaman. One ordinance requires height- neling beers, taking .shots, and passing out. fered. Call Maria for tuition assistance at medical terminology, real estate investing, ened security at liquor establishments, an- "It's almost like they get a badge of 732-297-7800, ext. 3175, or call Deana at growing plants and genealogy. other requires annual license training for honor — 'I drank so much I passed out,' 'I 732-297-7800, ext. 3159, for registration. For a brochure visit establishments holding a liquor license, drank so much I vomited,'" Seaman said. Community Education will also hold www.sbschools.org/community_ed. Call and the third penalizes homeowners for al- "[College and job] recruiters are on these new adult classes in jewelry making, cook- Nancy Kinal at 732-297-7800. ext. 3148, to lowing the possession and consumption of sites, checking them out, and these kids ing, birding, social media, Latin dancing register by phone with MasterCard/Visa, or alcohol beverages by underage persons on are embarrassing themselves and broad- and social dancing. There will also be golf register in person at the Community Educa- private property. casting themselves unbelievably." and adult tennis lessons offered. tion office 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. weekdays. A violation of the ordinance that ad- He suggested that parents talk to their dresses homeowners' responsibility could kids and let them know about the conse- Workshop to focus on tweens April 28 result in a fine, suspended driver's license, quences and the reasons for the conse- The South Brunswick Parent Academy tendees will also enjoy "Life at the Cross- and several criminal offenses for parents quences. will present "Surviving YourTween in Mid- roads." a video recently filmed at the middle if they are caught distributing to minors. "We as a community need to stand dle School: It's Not Just an Age, It's an Ad- school, which features students di.scussing Seaman said. The most serious offenses tough on these issues," said Timothy Ma- venture!" 7-8:30 p.m. April 28 at this time in their lives. are endangering the welfare of a child and theney. South Brunswick High School Crossroads North Middle School. Registration can be done at www.sb- Title 9 child neglect statutes. principal. The workshop will address the transi- schools.org by clicking the South There is also a Cops in Shops grant Pam Major, a student assistant coun- tions children experience during middle Brunswick Parent Academy icon or by given to municipalities across the state, in selor at the high school, spoke about a school, and how parents can make transi- emailing [email protected]. which an officer dressed in civilian clothes Safe Homes program used at Hunterdon tions manageable for the entire family. At- identifies and arrests underage persons at- Central High School. The program has tempting to buy alcohol. The grant pro- parents work together to create healthy so- Chinese American performance April 29 duced 4,600 arrests throughout the state cial environments that are alcohol- and The Chinese American Yuan Yuan an ethnic minority costume exhibition, a re- last year. drug-free. The program gives parents the Group will perform an extravaganza of Chi- gional folk dance, musical instruments, folk If parents are going to drink in front of relief of knowing that their children are at- nese culture April 29 at the South singing, opera, and tai chi-related exerci.se. their kids, they should drink responsibly, tending an event that is supervised and Brunswick Senior center Route 522. Mon- For more information, call the Senior Cen- Surks said. safe, she said. mouth Junction. The program will include ter at 732-329-4000, ext. 7670. "Model good, responsible behaviors If parents work together to get the pro- while drinking," she told parents. "You gram rolling, it could also be implemented N.B. to hold grassroots 'tea party' April 25 just don't know what's going to happen, in South Brunswick. so you have to teach your kids to be re- North Brunswick will hold its own ver- Republicans who want to regain control of sponsible. They can go out and have a Contact Jennifer Booton at sion of a Tea Party from noon to 2 p.m. the Legislature. For more information, call good time, but they have to be responsible jbooton @ gmiiews.com. April 25 at Babbage Park. Hollywood Mary at 732-809-2916, Tom at 908-403- Street. The grassroots effort is designed for 1299 or Carlo at 732-236-9476.
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Ventola said this is because "the peo- NcHlh Brunswick Police Officer Mark Ven- ple of France have not forgotten World War IT' tola had visited Ranee in 2005. about two years and how the Americans helped their country. after his father passed away. He wanted to see where his fatiier had been during World War II. "They all love Americans and are very He was a sergeant in charge of a QOrnm anti- thankful. .., They appreciate Americans more aircraft gun who had to set up on Utah Beach, than people think." Ventola said. "Not only do Normandy, to protect the troops against the they love cops over there, but if you have any German air force. connection to the United States service, they love you. Eighteen-, 19-, 20-year-olds all want Ventola and retired New Brunswick Police- to be American." man Richard Sabo have been friends fOT over 30 years, but only recently reahzed that there is "The cross section of culture from an 80- a (Mie in five chance that Sabo's father, who had year-old farmer's wife... to the college student been a Naw Seabee driving a Rhino Ferry mo- who's in the city ... all loved us," Hei^ said. torized barge, could have b^ ai the same boat After their trip filled with sightseeing, cof- North Brunswick Police Sgt. Jeff Smith (i-r), French policeman Pierre Montblanc, North as Ventola's father. fee and pastries, just hours after the men had Brunswick Officer Mark Ventola, French national policeman Jullen Ouart, and retired New landed back in the United States, Ventola said Brunswick Officer Rich Sabo were part of the group that randomly met In France last Oc- So, Ventola. Sabo and NcHlh Brunswick Pa- he was already getting emails and a picture of tober, when the New Jersey officers took a historical trip to France. trolman Sean McGee spoke of returning to Ouart holding France to ctHitinue the tour of where their rela- an American tives had served. As more and more of the po- flag. lice squad began discussing going to France, a group of 11 firally decided to travel on a Worid They all War n histcHical trip this past October. kept in contact, and as a result. After the men had arrived in France, they Ouart decided rented two vans that would ultimately take to take a trip to them 1,800 miles throughout France, Belgium, the United Luxembourg and about three kilometers from States because the border of Germany. "it was always On cme of the first days, Ventola had been my dream," and paiidng illegally outside cf the Hall of Justice in came from Rouea and a French police ofBcer asked him to March 13-27. move. When Ventola apologized and showed The 25-year-old the officer his badge, die officer said he was joined the po- from Ncwmandy and started showing them pic- lice force five tures. years ago "for The officer was so impressed by the Amer- risk ... and for icans that he offered to bring them to where my country" but Joan of Arc was burned at the stake on ch^es of heresy at the Old Market Place in the city of for America by holding the flag. Rouen. All of a suddea there were 30 French offi- with the New York Police Department, and cers and the chief taking off their Velcroed with all things American. patches and giving them to the North "Here's a 25-year-old kid, the same age as Brunswick guys. my son, and he really appreciates history," Ven- tola said. "His lifelong dream was to come to 'It's policemen too. It's a swap. American America ... so we said, please come and we'll o^ are to me, wow," said Julien Ouart a na- put you up." tional policeman stationed in Rouen as a guardian of the peace. Ouart stayed with the cops during his two- Ouart mentioned his intrigue by "the land- week stay, and visited several sites along the ing in 1944, the first World War. [the United East Coast. The men took him to ground zero. Trinity States as] the first power of the world." Jullen Ouart, a French national policeman, North Brunswick patrolmen Scott Henry, Church, Wall Street, the South Street Seqxjrt, Chinatown. Little Italy, Canal Street, Rocke- visited officers In North Brunswick last Ron Girard, Greg Gyumolcs, John Garbaci^ month, visiting American sites such as the feller Center, Times Square and the Statue of Paul Braconi, Frank Petrillo, Sgt. Jeff Smith, Statue of Uberty. Uft: Ouart stands with Liberty in New York. LL William &chick and Ventola. McGee and was "very sad" and meeting the NYPD was "so North Brunswick Sgt. Jeff Smith In front of They also visited 1 Police Plaza where New the Uberty Bell In Philadelphia. Sabo (Mily spoke with Ouart that one day, and good." continued along their way. York Police Commissioner Ray Kelly worics, but they were not able to meet him. However, "I love the patriotism in the USA. In France, brotherhood that has transcended continental They visited Normandy, specifically Utah if I put a French flag [on my house] ... people boundaries. Beach, Omaha Beach, Pointe du Hoc, the site Ouart did get to see the 6"^ Precinct bomb unit, which was especially relative since just weeks will think that I'm extremist, a right extremist, "It's fantastic. Fantastic. We meet a guy, we of the Bastogne tank battle, the bridge of La a racist," he said. "You have more rights, more take him into our homes and he wants to take us Fiere. and Mont Saint-Michel. before his trip overseas he had worked two shifts in a security area where a very large means than in France. Most of the policemen in into his home," Ventola said. "We built a friend- "Normandy Beach, 66 years ago when the British bomb had been found in Rouen. France would like to woric in the USA because ship. He wants us to go to his wedding (in our invasion happened — it hasn't chmged," Ven- you have everything to work." dress uniforms)." tola said. In New Jersey they went to Seton Hall and Princeton; in upstate New York they went to He continued, "In France, people think of Ouart hopes to take his fianc^ — a fellow The men went to the cathedral where George W. Bush when they see the American member of the French national police who he McGee's grandfather, and other American sol- West Point; and they also traveled around Philadelphia and Washington, D.C. flag. 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MEMBER FDIC mentally disabled to report any deaths to the county's medical examiner's office; Billy's Law, to establish a register of qualified HUDSONGITY educational facilities outside the state for Bank on Better Valuer CContinued on next page) April 22, 2010 SAVE LOCALLY WITH ONLINE COUPONS • VISIT www.gmnews.com NS SENTINEL 29 (Continued from previous page) a big smile, Marie is creative. It's not about special education students; and having the third their disability, it's about the person in gen- -•r Tuesday of October designated as Rett Syn- eral," said Marie's mother, Natalie, who is on the executive board at Advocates for Alterna- Full Retail Tax-Deduction! drome Awareness Day. "There are so many helpless people out tives. According to the IRS, the KBB Private Party Value may be used there who don't know where to turn. We want Martinelli said their grassroots education as a guide if the vehicle is provided to a struggling family. to give them information of where to turn," and advocacy group is especially important be- Gruskowski said. cause it is composed of family members of Change someone's life and get the tax-deduction you deserve! One group providing infonnation on Sun- those with disabilities. day was the Silent Choir, a group of 12 women "We have a different perspective on this ... who use sign language instead of lyrics to sing because we are family members. We're able to The Original 1-800-Charity Cars to music. give different types of information because "They learn about sign language to com- we're living it," she said. There will be seminars held in conjunction municate with people who use the language," Free Towing—Any Condition said director Kathy Kady-Hopkins. 'The with the Family Support Center of New Jersey whole purpose is to really educate the com- 6-8:30 p.m. May 25 at the Children's Center munity about the language. The bottom line is of Monmouth County in Neptune; July 27 at Donate a car at www.800CharltyCars.org to show the beauty of the language." the Mays lading Library in Mays Landing; Receive a free car at www.FreeCharityCars.org The group ha.s performed about 30 times in and Sept. 30 at the Norman Bleshman School the past four years, and signed to "You Raise cafeteria in Paramus. For more information, Me Up," "Go Make a Difference," "We Are email [email protected] the World," and "What a Feeling" for North or RSVP to Cheryl at 1 -800-372-6510. Brunswick attendees. Bristol-Myers Squibb donated $2,500 to ^hat better may to say "When you're doing it with music, it has DAD, and other sponsors included ShopRite, an effect with meaning and also spirituality. Chartwell's Catering, My Favorite Muffin, People cry, people are very touched. They feel Dunkin' Donuts, Chili's of North Brunswick, it," Kady-Hopkins said. the Garden State Farm Market, Wendy's, Mc- Another group trying to touch lives is Ad- Donald's, Buy Rite Liquors and Yankee Can- vocates for Alternatives Inc., which offers in- dle. formation about self-directed services for those A DJ for Hire provided entertainment. with disabilities who are eligible for adult serv- Councilman Carlo Socio dressed up as Mc- ices after education ends at age 21. Gruff, Kimberly Tan served as the ASL inter- FEATy^UNl© A "It gives individuals with disabilities the preter, North Brunswick police provided freedom, choice and control to create their parking management, and the North lives. Just as any of our students leave public Brunswick Lions Club helped set up and clean up. education, [there is an] opportunity to do so as MJENjy self-directed studerWs," said President Ann For more information about Disabilities Sta^tijnj© at Martinelli, whose son Joe, 25, of Colts Neck Awareness Day and the North Brunswick has a developmental disability. Abilities Council, visit www.northbrunswick- For example, Marie Trump, 27, of Brick, online.com/NBAC. works two days a week, attends Brookdale For information about resources for the dis- Community College's Enrichment Opportuni- abled, visit the website for the New Jersey Di- ties program two nights a week, and volunteers vision of Developmental Disabilities at at an early childhood center in Brick three days www.state.nj.us/humanservices/ddd or the ©NJLY a week, despite her developmental disability. New Jersey Division of Disability Services at "You talk about this person with autism. www.state.nj.us/humanservices/dds. 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North Brunswick Township High School, Negotiations who traveled 22 miles from the school to What I Trenton, running the first 16, bicycling for (Continued from page 1) four and then running again the last two. an intimate collection cf stcries to our students," said Superintendent of "It was to show my support for public ed- by Schools Brian Zychowski. ucation in general," he said of his April 13 Nora Ephron Delia Ephron The North Brunswick Township Board of trek along the Delaware & Raritan Canal trail Education and the NBTEA negotiated from to the Trenton Statehouse. baaed on the book by Rene Beckennan 6:30 p.m. last Thursday to about 4:30 a.m. Ojeda is no stranger to marathon-like directed by Karen Carpenter Friday morning, after almost a year of nego- feats. The past two years he has run one mile tiations. to and from school for each of the social stud- "We just didn't quit until we were done," ies students he has taught and influenced by Telechargexom or call 212-239-6200 Landy said. "I'm exhausted children in Third World coun- but I'm happy. ... It was im- tries who have no means of WESTSIDE THEATRE 407 West 43rd Strict • LoveL obituaries •• DONATE YOUR CAR Greater Media Newspapers prints obituaries as a free commur)ity service, at no charge to the fam- ilies of the deceased or to the funeral homes that provide the information. Karen Jean Bielicki Ms. Bielicki, 51, of Old Bridge, died April 5, 2010, in Raritan Bay Medical Center, Old Bridge division. She worked as an administrative assistant for 14 years at IBM, South Brunswick. She was predeceased by her father. Anthony Bielicki. Surviving are her mother, Sophia Bielicki of Old Bridge; four sisters, Barbara Helms, and her husband, Mark, of Moorestown, Joan Mangini, and her husband, Gene, of Marlboro, Mary Lynn Barrow, and her husband, Steve, of Howeil and Diane Strada, and her husband, Michael, of West Windsor; a brother, Robert Bielicki, and his wife, Susan, of Spring Lake; hVilvALIUdn 15 nieces and nephews; and one great-niece and four great-nephews. A Mass was offered at St. Help Kids in Nee^ ^jjjj^^ljl^lllg^^gllllllll^^ Thomas the Apostle Church, Old Bridge. Arrangements were under the direction of Brunswick Me- morial Home, Ea.st Brunswick. Memorial contributions may be made to the Arc of Monmouth, Work Opportunity Center, 395 Warburton Place, Long Branch, NJ 07740; the American Cancer Society, 2600 U.S. Highway 1, North Brunswick, NJ 08902; or the Spina Bifida Association, 4590 Mac Arthur Blvd. N.W., Suite 250, Washington, DC 20007. Edwin S. Hewitt Jr. 1-800-913-1244 Mr Hewitt, 49, of Sayieville, formerly of Ea.st Btuaswick, died April 7,2010, at home. A technical- service coordinator with Somiy Sy.steni Inc., Day- ton section of South Brunswick, he al.so worked p^ time until 2008 as a .store clerk at ShopRite of Ea-st n 1O Select Kelly Brunswick. He was predeceased by his parents, 11 W % or Dunlop tire! Edwin S. Hewitt Sr and Luella Meyers Hewitt, and SfirtitttUme I Hv at regular pric two brothers, William E. Hewitt and Robert W. He- witt. Surviving are his wife, Lori Fen.stermaker He- witt; two daughters, Megan L. Hewitt and Carly A. Hewitt, both of Sayreville; a brother, John D. He- GET4nire witt, and his wife, Lisa, of Hightstown; his father- cnrlifffcf in-law and mother-in-law, Robert and Gladys Stillwell Fenstermaker, a brother-in-law, Todd Fen- stermaker of Edison; a sister-in-law, Keri Andrews, 0% Financing and her husband, Matthew, of Sayreville; and a SM Store For DefoiU. niece and a nephew. 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Windsor-Plainsboro South. The Vikings fell in The Vikings were firing on all cylinders the first round of the GMC Tournament. during the winning streak, which included a 6- "We have a deep lineup, and as a team the 2 success against Edison High School — a win girls have generally been hitting the ball a lot that put South Bmnswick atop the Greater better this year," the coach said. "Everyone in Middlesex Conference (CMC) Red Division the lineup has been coming up with big hits standings. this season, and our base-running has been Coach Danielle Matlack's team was down good and aggressive on the bases. 2-1 entering the seventh inning, but rallied for Mischke and Katie Jansson, a four-year five runs to take the victory. Sophomore third starter behind the plate, have been the team's baseman Ally Mischke's two-run double gave top hiners, with averages above the .500 mark. the Vikings the lead after Danielle Rybinski Mischke, who poked a two-run homer to help had scored on an error to knot the score. Jill the Vikings overcome a 2-0 deficit against Blaine, who earned the win on the mound, shut West Windsor-Plainsboro South earlier in the down the Eagles in the bottom of the seventh year, has nine RBls. Jansson, the cleanup hit- to close out the game. ter and a stalwart defensive catcher who can Unfortunately, South Brunswick followed control a game, has six RBIs. that up with two straight losses. Colonia Resnick has been hot of late, and Rybinski, downed the Vikings 6-1 in a non-conference the second ba.seman. is batting over .300. First match-up, and the South Brunswick bats re- baseman Ali Gm.schuk, a four-year starter and mained quiet the following day in a 2-0 loss co-captain along with Jansson, provides an- against Red Division rival Wocxibridge High other solid bat and excels at drawing walks. The outfield is composed of Mel Haddad ERIC SUGAR staff School despite a strong outing by Blaine, who North Brunswick High School pitcher Sean Youngman is set to deliver a pitch to a Monroe struck out eight batters. The loss to Wood- in left field, speedy Megan Groholske in cen- High School hitter during the April 14 baseball game played at North Brunswiclt. The bridge dropped South Brunswick into a first- ter fielder, and either Blaine or Vogel in right visiting Falcons topped the Raiders, 8-4. place tie with Edison in the division. field. Erin Kurkela is the DH. while Shannon Matlack's team bounced back with a 6-1 O'Leary and Aaren Blair provide depth. non-conference win Saturday against "We've had good pitching and we're much No, Brunswick five win Hopewell Valley. Shortstop Jen Rcsnick more confident in the field," the coach said. pounded out three hits, two of them triples, and "The girls realize that they're going to make drove home three runs to lead the way. Mis- mistakes, and that's OK as long as they don't Middlesex tournament chke continued her clutch hitting with a pair of compound them. I want them to keep their with the North Brunswick stars, and once they BY TIM MORRIS doubles while Blaine earned the victory on the composure, and that will help hmit bad errors did, they pulled away from Carteret. Su^wriur mound, with fellow jtmior Rachel Vogel post- in key situations." "Once they jelled, it was nice," said coach tournament with a very long and rich Salva. "They were a different team." ' tradition has added another worthy North Brunswick fell behind early by nine Achampion. points (18-9) to Carteret and still trail^ by nine The North Brunswick team, made up of at the half. Ci ach Salva said he challenged his five North Bnmswick High School varsity team defensive 'y at halftime. In the second half. County's football players and two from Spotswood, won the high North Brunswic^ went to a ftill-court man-to- scl»x)l champiwiship at the Middlesex County man defense. OiKe in the defensive mode, the scholar-athletes honored Freeholders Basketball Tournament The de- team's "intensity picked up," Salva said. fending champions defeated Carteret, 69-60, in It didn't take long for North Bmnswick to iddlesex County high school Luciow, Old Bridge High School; Dave the final played at the Piscataway Vo-Tech turn the game around in the second half Three yjgb School. football players were recognized Milewski, Sayreville War Memorial High consecutive threes (two by Osofsky and one by for their talents on the field and School; Mike Muka, South Brunswick Ms'orth Brunswick, coached by Tom Salva, Dillon Salva) tied the game in the blink of an M High School; Shawn Felton, South River who has wcMi this tournament both as a player in the classroom at the Central Jersey Bill eye, and the full-court man-to-man defense did High School, and Mike Liming, and coach, went 4-0 in the toumey. The team Denny Chapter of the National Football the rest North Brunswick pulled away to win Foundation and College Football Hall of Spotswood High School. received a first-round bye because it was the by nine. defending champion. Fame Awards Banquet. Monroe's Mike Napolitano was the Coach Salva was most plea.sed that the The banquet honored the county's high Football Official of the Year. TTiis year, Shalik Short, Dillon Salva, North Brunswick players got to end their sea- Chance Gadsen, Tait Prinkle and Jarrett Phelps, school football scholar-athletes. Educator of the Year was Scott Walker, sons with a victory to help erase the disap- The 2009 scholar-athlete winners for director of academic support at Rutgers returners from the 2009 championship team, pointment of their loss to Montgomery in the were joined in the final by Tyler Osofsky and their respective schools are: Brandon University. NJSIAA Central Jersey Group IV champi- Vitabile, Bishop Ahr High School; East Brunswick's Marcus Borden and James Perriti fiDm Spotswood. onship game. "They were very team-oriented, unselfish Christopher Cumei, Cardinal McCarrick Monroe's Chris Began were the Coaches "It was a good ending for the seniors," he High School; Tim O'Sullivan, East of the Year. players," said coach Salva. said. Through the first three games, Salva had Brunswick High School; Tom Kuhn, Edi- Chris Kania of East Brunswick High The retumers will look to make it three son High School; Joseph DiLeo, J.P. School won the Spirit of the Game Award. only his five North Brunswick players. Tempt- straight in 2011. ifig'ivtte, as he noted, they avoid^ injury and Stevens High School; Jake Akey, Devin McCourty was the Rutgers The Middlesex County Freeholders Tour- Metuchen High School; Chris Geist, Mon- Scholar Athlete winner, and Ron Grygo, foul trouble and were able to advance to the nament has been in existence for five decades final, where Osofsky and Perriti joined them. roe High School; Mike Curran, North superintendent of schools for South River, and among the alumni are such greats as Riil Brunswick Township High School; Stuart won the Distinguished American Award. It todc the first half of the final for them to jell Sellers and Brian Taylor. April 22, 2010 SAVE LOCALLY WITH ONLINE COUPONS • VISIT www.gmnews.com NS SENTINEL 37 Greater Media Newspapers Looking to Buy/Sell A Homc?^ Erica Heibst Glen Connetl Resltor Associate Realtor Associate (o) 800-905-6649 (o) 800-905-6649 (c) 908-415-5810 (c) 917-648-5082 Quaimcd 1ft Time Homcbuycrs, there's (till time! 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