PTO Mom Charged with $26,000 Theft Back Two Years, According to Police

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Page 27 Page 25 Sentinel August 23, 2001 Serving North and South Brunswick PTO mom charged with $26,000 theft back two years, according to police. Board president calls Following the audit, the matter was incident rare and turned over to the police, according to Delgado. salutes volunteers "Once the problem was found, it was BY CHARLES W. KIM determined that the police would be the Staff Writer proper venue," Delgado said. Police Public Information Officer Jim he treasurer of the Parent Teacher Ryan said Tuesday night that Harbison Organization (PTO) at South allegedly cashed about 30 checks to collect T Brunswick's Upper Elementary the funds during that two-year period. School has been charged by police with "Many of those were made out to herself, bilking $26,326.87 from the group. the others to cash," Ryan said. "These events arc rare. This is an excep- Chief Michael Paquette said in a state- tion to the rale. It is disappointing," Board of ment that the purpose of the funds makes Education President Harry Delgado said matters worse. Tuesday night. "Misuse of public funds is a severe cor- On Tuesday police charged Dolores ruption that we take very seriously. In this Harbison, 39, with siphoning more than case what makes matters worse is that the $26,000 from the organization during her money was earmarked for the schools and two-year tenure as treasurer. the kids," Paquette said. Police issued a summons to Harbison, Delgado said that while this incident is following a three-week investigation by disturbing, it is no reflection on PTOs and South Brunswick police Detective Don their members. Varga. 4 'They do things to support education and According to police, the organization the children. They are volunteers that do discovered irregularities in their finances things that have a positive effect on the chil- when school ended in June. Police said ven- dren. They are a valuable asset," Delgado dors began to complain about bills that had said, adding that, "This is in no way a reflec- not been paid by the group. Those bills were tion of other PTO members." supposed to have been paid by Harbison. Delgado said that the amount of money The organization then asked district offi- that each of the organizations raises can vary cials and the Board of Education for an audit from year to year based on many factors. . to determine if there was a problem. • "It varies from school to school," "They had concerns, and an audit was Delgado said, conducted. The group asked us for support Harbison is scheduled to be arraigned in and help," Delgado, who is also a South South Brunswick on Sept. 6. JERRY WOLKOWITZ Brunswick police lieutenant, said. If convicted of the third-degree crime, Megan Holden, 10, slices pieces of melon during a presentation by chef Raul P. The audit showed discrepancies dating Harbison could face up to five years in jail. Rodriguez at Jersey Fresh Day at the New Jersey Museum of Agriculture In North Brunswick on Sunday. For more pictures on the creative art of carving, see page 17. Index Business 27 Classified 31 Wal-Mart guard charged with bomb threat Editorials 6 Letters ... . 6 Man could face called in bomb threats from a pay at 9:35 a.m. April 2. The suspect "When a bomb threat is deliv- Milestones 22 phone in front of the store, was called in and said that there was a ered, it is determined by a manag- Obituaries 24 up to five years indicted on 15 counts of making a bomb in the store, according to er as to what the business should Police Beat 23 false public alarm. This is a third- police. do," Bonura said last month, "A Sports . • 25 for false alarms degree crime that carries a maxi- The very next day the store lot of times it can be a disgruntled mum penalty of five years in received another call at 12:15 employee." BY DAVE GOLDBERG Quote of the week: ,, prison. p.m., once again threatening that Bonura said that Nunez was "Safety is paramount to all of Staff Writer' Nunez had worked as a securi- there was a bomb in the store. found making the most recent call us," afael A. Nunez, 22, of ty guard at the store since October, Bonura said that the 15 bomb from a pay phone outside the Wal- according to North Brunswick Lt. threats came into the store over a Mart and they speculate that he State Sen. Peter Inverso North Brunswick was indicted last week by a John Bonura. Nunez was assigned six-month period beginning Dec. has making these threats since (R-14J R as a security man in the parking 8. December. Page 5 Middlesex County grand jury for making bomb threats to the Route lot, patrolling the area in a vehicle. In his experience with bomb Nunez had a desire to be a Visit Greater Media 1 Wal-Mart. The Wal-Mart" had received threats, Bonura had previously police officer, according to Newspapers' Web site Nunez, who had allegedly two bomb threats between April 2- said that employees are often the www.gmnews.com 3. The first threat had taken place catalysts of the problem. Continued on page 20

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"I am hoping to rescind the ordinance; Ryan said that the smaller businesses more information has come to light in the will be responsible for the use boundaries form of a land-use variance," created by the zoning board. Councilwoman Maureen Little said. Two weeks ago, four council members "There is already an ordinance in place voted in favor of the ordinance while that does something similar. I am hoping to Councilman Carlo Socio voted against it; work with the ordinance that is already in place and rescind the other one." Larry Baldini was not present. Councilman Francis "Mack" Womack had initially sup- The recently passed ordinance would restrict the outside display of merchandise ported the ordinance but has changed his by local businesses. mind due to the merchants' concerns. Mayor David Spaulding vetoed the Mayor David Spaulding vetoed the measure last week. ordinance last week. Council members Little also said the other ordinance were originally planning to override the JERRY WOLKOWITZ would not affect some of the smaller busi- veto until they found the existing ordi- New Jersey Repertory Theater members Liz Leone of East Brunswick plays Mrs. nesses. • nance in place. Peterson and Brandon Solarana of Freehold plays Albert Peterson in Bye Bye "This ordinance does not affect the fruit Council President Peggy Scarillo had Birdie at North Brunswick Township High School during dress rehearsal Friday stands or antique stores," Little said. "We said thai merchants would be able to get a evening. will work with each business on a case-hy- license to have sidewalk sales. A seasonal case basis. We just want to make sure that merchandise license is generally $50, and all the business are not hazardous or Ryan said. "We are going to have to deline was concerned about the conditions of the unsightly. In those cases there may be need the display must be checked periodically, areas of traffic. The stores that are less outside areas of the stores. according to Township Clerk Helen Folek. to be some adjustments made."' likely to disturb traffic would not be the "It looks like people are unloading the Council Vice President Leo Ryan said Ryan had previous said that he plans to areas of concern. This is something' that contents of their store on the front area," that there may have to be modifications review the entire ordinance. needs to be better defined." Scarillo said. "Our intention is to clean up made to the ordinance already in existence. "I am very concerned with traffic," Scarillo had previously said that she North Brunswick." Crossing guards now belong to town BY CHARLES W. KIM bereavement leave to the package. Watkins said, adding that the range was "Their lack of support cost us guards," Staff Writer The ordinance creates the positions and created by surveying surrounding commu- , Snedekcr said. salary range as township employees, and nities. Snedekcr said that promises by Bell to SOUTH BRUNSWICK — The the resolution allows the township to go to "We want to attract good people," he raise salaries in lieu of the better benefits Township Council officially brought the the Middlesex County Finance Board in said. offered by the township never material- school crossing guards back into the fold order to move the budgeted $130,000 from The guauls asked to come back to the ized. Tuesday night. a general expense to a salary expense. township earlier this year because promis- "We are the lowest paid among other Council members unanimously According to the ordinance, the range is es of higher pay for fewer benefits were towns," Snedcker said. approved a salary range of $8.50-$ 17 for tentatively set at $8.50-$ 17 per hour. not met by Bell. Snedeker, a guard in the town for the the positions which were previously under The * township hired Bell Security, Guards attending a meeting earlier this last 23 years, was joined by 10 other a private firm. Union, in 1998 to run the 19 employed summer said that the private firm did not guards at the meeting. Township Manager Matt Watkins said guards that oversee 42 crossings. provide any support for them. Snedeker said that the guards earned Tuesday that the guards were happy with Prior to 1997, the guards worked for the Veteran guard and supervisor Maryann between $8-8.85 per hour with Bell, and the proposed salary range, and that the township's police department. Snedekcr said then that the move to a pri- do not have life insurance or a pension plan township will also include sick days, and "The problem has been with coverage," vate company hurt the guards. , under the private company. Police union and twp. approve new labor contract Council unanimously Watkins told the council Tuesday. three years from 2001-2003. a contract for both parties. Members of the Policemen's The officers' last contracts expired on The township is still negotiating with approves new union Benevolent Association Local 166 ratified Dec. 31, 2000. each of its other labor unions and hopes to agreement - the tentative agreement in June, according The officers will also be changing their get agreements completed with them as to one of the members. health insurance plan from the township's well. , SOUTH BRUNSWICK — The This is the first time in several years self-insured plan to a state-run plan, under Last month Watkins told the council that the union and toWnship have agreed Township Council unanimously approved the agreement. that the process would be taking up a lot of a proposed agreement with the police on a contract without needing to go to arbi- union Tuesday night. tration. The last negotiation took almost two- his time during August. "We worked well and fast to get this The contract will increase the pay of the and-a-half years to complete. "We are continuing with our labor agreement," Township Manager Matt officers by 3.5 percent during each of the Finally it took an arbitrator to decide on negotiations," Watkins said. So. Brunswick police looking for weekend tire slashers SOUTH BRUNSWICK — Police are Information Officer Jim Ryan said streets including Kingston Lane, Debra All of the slashings occurred within a asking for help to find the people responsi- Tuesday night. Drive, Larksburg Lane, and Woodland two-mile area, according to Ryan. ble for slashing the tires on 24 cars Sunday According to Ryan, the tires were Way. While only one car was hit on those Police are asking anyone with informa- streets, 20 cars on Stanley Avenue were night. slashed during the night Sunday on five tion to call Detective John McNamara at different streets. slashed during the night. "We think they are connected," South 329-4000 ext. 469. Brunswick Patrolman and Public One car was slashed on each of four 4 SENTINEL, AUGUST 23, 2001 NS Man dragged under truck in crash has minor injuries about 55 feet and he was under it for about Truck was struck from 50," he added. behind while making Several officers from the East Brunswick Police Department reached . delivery on Route 18 under the truck and squirted water on Kelly to help cool him off as they waited for the tow truck. Staff Writer The officers also reassured and stabi- EAST BRUNSWICK — A man was lized him until the medics arrived, dragged for 50 feet underneath his truck Giordano said. after it was rear-ended Aug. 14 by another "He said he saw the Robinson vehicle vehicle on Route 18; coming and tried to get back to the curb, Stephen Kelly, 46, Scotch Plains, N.Y., and that was when he was struck," managed to escape from the accident with Giordano said. only broken bones and abrasions, accord- • Another car was involved in the acci- ing to police. After being dragged for 50 dent, as well. A1989 Buick driven by Alan feet, he was stuck underneath his truck for Friedrich rear-ended Robinson's truck nearly 30 minutes as authorities waited for right after the initial crash. It did not have a tow track to come and safely lift the any effect on Kelly, however, who was far vehicle off him. ahead of it, according to police. "He was extremely lucky," said East The impact of Robinson's truck hitting Brunswick Patrolman Anthony Giordano, Kelly's was so great that it completely dis- who investigated the accident, lodged Robinson's windshield and totaled Giordano said the accident occurred his truck, according to Giordano. CHARLES W.KIM around 2 p.m., just south of Messier Friedrich's car may have been totaled as One of the winners of the township's National Kids Day poster contest meets .Avenue. Kelly's truck had been parked in well, although Kelly's was not, police Mayor Debra Johnson at a ceremony at the municipal building in South the right lane of Route 18 north, where he said. . • . Brunswick last week. had stopped in order to make a delivery to Robinson was issued a summons for Huffman Koos. A Mack straight-body careless driving, Giordano said. truck driven by Odell Robinson, 52, St. "He admitted seeing the truck stopped Albans, N.Y., hit his truck from behind, with its flashers on," Giordano remarked. sending it down the road about 50 feet "His version was that he was trying to D&R Canal wildfiower walk slated for Aug. 25 with Kelly underneath it. change to the center lane and apparently "He was struck, thrown to the ground, misjudged how close he was to the truck. The Delaware & Raritan (D&R) Canal the D&R naturalist and explore the area's and the area where the front wheel axle of He was still moving at a significant speed State Park, 625 Canal Road, Somerset; fields of summer flowers. The walk will the car is, is the area he got dragged by," though. It wasn't as if he was crawling or will offer a wildfiower hike on Aug. 25 at commence at the park office. Giordano said. something," he added. 1 p.m. at the 6 Mile Run Reservoir site. For more information or to register, "His truck was idling with the parking Kelly was also issued a summons for The free 1.5-mile walk will be led by call (732) 873-3050. brake on," he said. "It was propelled for parkingon the'roadway.

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Trust is easily shaken here were two stories $26,000 from the organization. this week that show just Police would not speculate T how easy it is to shake a why the woman, a leader in person's trust. two schools, allegedly wrote PO NOT WORRY, MY SON. WE The first story involves a checks to herself during the WILL. Jv\AKE THEM AN F security guard at the Wal-Mart last two years. THEY in North Brunswick who was When these cases come to recently indicted for making court, hopefully we will learn 15 bomb threats to the store. more. More disturbing, however, These individuals are inno- is the story from South cent until proved guilty. Brunswick of a Parent Teacher But such events can certain- Organization treasurer who ly make all of us question who allegedly took more than and how we trust.

More questions aliout missing money mystery olice Director Ron Romano is still missing after a month and a has replied that this is still halt. P not yet a criminal probe. "It Is Mr. Ron Romano waiting for is being treated as a mysterious the money to reappear some day? hLB. Republicans to blame for diminishing programs disappearance. The money is Or is he waiting for the money to take no great delight in writing recreation girls' softball league and without adequate staff since (hose missing, and we are looking at be deposited at a later date? Or is this letter, but someone with the the program was assimilated into tasks aic performed in the spring where the money is." This is what the bank waiting for the deposit I knowledge I possess must the Little League program, partici- and fall. Now we arc seeking lo was reported in this newspaper. slip to finally reappear at a differ- speak up. In the last few years pation is down more than 50 per- acquire land to build a sports com- Let me see now. Two people ent ledger? One thing is for sure, under the Republican leadership, cent from past years. Camp Journey plex even though we cannot main- went to the bank to dejjosit $10,000 is missing and no one is the morale in the human services used to have more than 70 partici- tain what we have currently. $10,000. There was no receipt. finding it. Yes, Mr. Romano, it is and parks and recreation depart- pants; this year it had 22. Little by Other departments ate affected, The bank claims it doesn't have mysterious. ments is at an all-time low. little, the Republican mayor and as well. The finance department the deposit. The two people claim George Kolias Programs are disappearing and council are killing the once great recently lost $10,000 of your they made a deposit. The $10,000 North Brunswick attendance in others is lower than programs that served all residents money because there arc no estab- ever. I had one departmental direc- so well. lished procedures in place. tor tell me that any input or opin- The spring-summer recreation The blame doesn't rest with Resident expresses concern about road safety ions aie not needed; staff should brochure was received by residents individual department heads or he South Brunswick expressed serious concerns about just do what they are told. a week after many of the regis- supervisois. The blame lies wilh the Township Council is still try- safety issues at a Township Council Recently, the young adult drama tration deadlines noted in the book incplncss, lack of support and direc- T ing to convince Franklin meeting a few months ago. Speed production of Grease was punctuat- had already passed, tion of the Republican-conu'olled Township to realign and open its of limits which are set too high to ed by the director's public state- Our parks maintenance is anoth- council. The Leo Ryan and Peggy Beekman Road. This goal is in begin with are not being observed. ment that he had received absolute- er municipal service that is not Scarillo faction is more interested in direct conflict with the clear view- There is a lack of sidewalks and ly no cooperation from the North being properly supported. With fighting the mayor than providing point expressed by South curbs going to the park on Beekman Brunswick Department of Human only five full-time employees, it is die support the department needs. Brunswick residents in recent Road which we consider a danger to Services and he was very concerned barely possible to keep up, let alone When things don't work well, they months. our families. At the meeting we about the future of the programs. It perform, proper maintenance. The simply shout that it is the mayor's Traveling on local roads has were told that once again there was is a disgrace to see this 30-year-old mayor has dictated he only wants fault instead of hying to provide the become increasingly more difficult no money in the budget for the program endangered because of the part-time help from May through sidewalks. needed support. due to our growth. It has been lack of township support. August. That leaves the biggest jobs Bruce Chandlee repeatedly stated that we do not Officials from Franklin have Since the township ended its of aerating, liming and fertilizing North Brunswick want truck traffic on our local said they want to keep additional roads. Part of die solution to this traffic off their secondary roads, problem is to encourage Franklin to such as Beekman. Why isn't our disallow heavy trucks on South Township Council fighting for the Association commends malls for installing AEDs Middlebush Road. Realigning same goal on behalf of its residents? ay to go New Jersey shock to restore normal heart The Mall at Short Hills was the Beekman Road will only encourage shopping malls! More rhythm) are crucial to improving the very first New Jersey mall to imple- Jodi Marcou and more malls are survival rate from sudden cardiac more traffic through our township. Kendall Park section W ment a defibrillator program, and becoming better prepared for car- arrest. Sudden cardiac arrest is dif- The residents of Beekman Road of South Brunswick they have already saved a life with diac emergencies by having auto- ferent than a heart attack. The a defibrillator. Other New Jersey mated external defibrillator (AED) American Heart Association esti- shopping malls with defibrillator programs. 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The Otkens have gone to court in an Opportunities for interfacing with the school • Keep Your Eyes inflowing attempt to prevent the system, the Depart- (the big picture is moving • so should your eyes) taking of their farm by Guest Colimi ment of Human Ser- Leave Yourself An Out the township because vices (DHS)/ Middle- (always be aware of a pre-determined way out) they want to sell it to a sex County Cooper- • Hflake Sure They See You developer who is offer- Tom Salomone ative Extension Ser- (communicate with those in a ing more money. The vice, and Cook College potential conflict with you) township would turn would also be enoi- " / drive Special Ed kids the property into an athletic fields complex. mous. to school each day for FIRST STUDENT IS NOW HIRING BUS DRIVERS The developer would build a senior citizen People in the subiubs love farms. We lake First Student, /worked Starting Rate at $12.70 per hour community on it. our kids to them on weekends, we go to them in an office for many More with experience or CDL Ready Apparently, there are two distinct notions to pick fresh fruit and vegetables ... and Paid Weekly pumpkins; they aie something special and years and really enjoy of what sort of space open space might be Generous Safety and Attendance Bonuses and of what purpose it might serve. One idea we know this. Yet, we feel only individual the freedom and families or laige corporations can own and Generous Employee Referral Bonuses is that open space is space municipalities can flexibility I have as a Schedules to fit your schedule & lifestyle use to provide public parks or athletic fields. run them, or they have to be somewhere else, School Bus Driver. I not here. Why? All Training is Paid, No Experience Necessary The other idea is open space means natural love it. I love the kids... Great Benefits (medical, Dental, 401K) space such as woods or wetlands. 1 believe in In time, a farm owned by the (own and the value of sports leagues for kids ... and run by its residents could pay foi itself, and I love my co-workers. CALL TODAY & JOIN A FAMILY DEDICATED adults; therefore, I believe we in the town- eventually earn more than it cost to run. After It is truly one large TO THE SAFETY OF OUR CHILDREN. ship need to maintain sufficient appropriate the sale to the township, why not ask the family..." South Brunswick • 1732 J 398-1084 space for this purpose. Otkens to be paid consultants during a peri- Beth (First Student) 221 Henderson Road In the spring, I am run ragged taking my od of transition? kids to all their games and I know this makes Finally, a farm cooperatively run by resi- (off Route 1 North, behind Royal Oaks Apartment Complex) me just one of a legion of parents in town dents would be an invaluable experience in who go through the same thing'. 1 do it civic and community life in these times. We First Student already have many sports programs, town- S1GM-QM because I believe in the value of team sports EOE/Drug Free Workplace for my children: the exercise, the skill devel- ship-run programs, and civic and religious opment, the confidence building, the cama- organizations that help make North Teach your child about raderie, the working together, the competi- Brunswick a true community. A farm would school bus safety at our animated uveu-site: tion combined with the good sportsmanship. be a brilliant addition to these, and could I also see great value of my children, and interact mid interface with all of them. vuumAf.firstgrounamerica.com for all future generations, in having a real If such a farm were democratically run by familiarity with, and feeling for the natural North Brunswick residents, and if it were run world. But how do our children — and we organically and sustained — with all com- ourselves — learn to begin to exist in a bet- mercial interests kept out of it — it would be ter relationship with the natural environ- a social experience, and an experience $ ment? What can we do to acquire the neces- between people and the natural world that sary knowledge and skills for fostering such would be hard to rival. Earn 5,OOO a new relationship and new understanding? The township government and agencies, I believe we have an opportunity to do and township residents, all working together, something both broad and enriching to could organize and set such a farm open accomplish this purpose, an opportunity space project in motion. I am very interested which is right now within our grasp. For I in your response to this piece. My e-mail believe the best way to use the Otken farm as address is: [email protected] open space is for the township to buy it, and for the residents and the township to preserve Tom Salomone is a resident of North and run it as a working farm. Brunswick

Enyeart wasn't paying attention, reader says t the last North Brunswick Township Brunswick for 29 years and my taxes went Council meeting, former Democratic up every year. Now that the Republican Women ages 20 to 30 needed A Councilman Morris Enyeart seemed council is paying attention to township to be concerned about the state law regarding money, my taxes have gone down for the township funds. He also questioned if any- second year. I don't remember Enyeart to help infertile couples realize their dreams one was paying attention to township money thanking the council for a job well done. and state law. If Enyeart had shown just a lit- One statement Enyeart made really puz- tle concern about township funds when he zles me. He said he is not in favor of taking was part of the Matacera rubber-stamp team, the Otken farm and feels the township is the township wouldn't have had the financial stealing the property. Isn't that a strange Earn 5,000 As An Egg Donor problems left by the Matacera Democrats. statement coming from someone who want- Why didn't Enyeart know about the $3 ed the township to take the Pulda farm when million in unpaid bills left by the Matacera it wasn't for sale? Mr. Pulda was forced to Democrats? Wasn't he paying attention? pay an attorney to keep his own property. 1 -888-968-EGGS Why didn't he know about the loss of In fact, when the Matacera Democrats $250,000 in interest on money deposited in voted 4r-to-2 in favor of removing the con- (For Reservations Call Toll free 8am to 4pm Monday-Friday) Brunswick Bank and Trust, a bank Frank troversial zone from the propose amend- Puleio, son of Vito Puleio, the North ment, it was Councilmen DeLuca and Brunswick Democratic chairman, is presi- Enyeart who voted to go ahead with the zon- Rt. 27 in Somerset dent of? Why didn't he know when the ing. I don't understand why Enyeart wanted township sold the water department, taxpay- the township to take the Pulda farm when it Rt. 9 in Manalapan ers' water bills would double and sometimes wasn't for sale and not want the township to triple? I guess the answer to these questions purchase the Otken farm when it is for sale. wwwJvfnj.com is simply that Enyeart was not paying atten- I wonder if politics is the reason? NEJW Jersey tion to the township funds! Mary A. Salva I have been a resident of North • North Brunswick "One of the Nation's Most Experienced Egg Donation Centers" 8 SENTINEL, AUGUST 23, 2001 NS 2nd Bobfest is a boon for children's organization

BY JENNIFER DOME dalion can bung in clowns, provide enter- Staff Writer tainment centers and game rooms, and EAST BRUNSWICK — The second even giant children's wishes. annual Bobfest, held last weekend at Curtis and Kuchinsky, both 19, began . Playhouse 22, Dunhams Coiner Road, their involvement with the foundation raised more than $2,500 foi the Starlight when their band, Wrath ol Bob, played Children's Foundation. dunng a Inundation charity event at their high school. Last year at the first Bobfest, The foundation is a nonprofit oigani- they raised more than $ 1,700 and helped zation that helps seriously and chronically fund a little girl's dream to sing the nation- ill children feel better about being in the al anthem belbie a large audience, which hospital. CHARLES W.KIM she did at a New York Mcts game, Assembly members Gary Guear and Linda Greenstein, (D-14), recognize South Thanks to people like East Brunswick Kuchinsky said. "* Brunswick intern Brian Santana at the municipal building Tuesday night. residents Richard Curds and Scott Kuchinsky, the hosts of Bobfest, the foun- It is yet to be seen how Stailight will Santana was one of seven interns honored during the ceremony. use the money raised at Saturday's event. "We'll go over what they want to use the money lor," Julie Ghiringhelli, a Starlight representative said. The money will be donated directly to the New York, New Jersey, Connecticut chapter of the foundation. Ghiringhelli said that Cuitis and Kuchinsky can help decide if the money should grant a child's wish or provide games oi computers for hospital game rooms. At least $200 was raised thiough com- pact disc sales at the event, Kuchinsky said. Wrath of Bob ran a promotion stating that when individuals pledged $10, $25 or NO PAYMENTS UNTIL 2002 $100 to the foundation, they could have their names printed in the CD booklet. Spa & Gambo Paekage The lest of the money was raised RELAX • RENEW • BETREAT AND BE through tickets sales, refreshments and a PROTECTED FROM THE ELEMENTS lai'flc. Sevcial businesses donated gift cer- tificates and merchandise for the raffle, including the Guitar Center, IHOP and From Only other local restaurants, music and video stores. li The other bands at the festival, Mike per mo. ' Kovacs and the Post-Modern Tribe, Central Jersey's Not All There, and 72mos. @ 11.99% 0AC Captain Falafel and the Technicolor Cheez Wiz also provided then CDs for the raffle. 500 CREDIT Ghiringhelli noted that it is unusual for With the purchase of any complete Spa « Gazebo Package college-age people such as Curtis and % OFF INSTALLATION Kuchinsky to be involved with a charita- Central Jersey Pools Guarantees ble foundation such as Stailight. the Lowest Price on 4 «j "They're so generous donating their lime and energy," she said. 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The applica- the scholarship provides a one-time award tion/nomination form is available by call- of up to $10,000 for up to five deserving ing (800) 792-8670, or may be obtained recipients each year. Awards may be used from colleges, high schools, fire and police at any eligible institution to pay for under- departments. graduate or graduate education expenses. Eligible candidates will be reviewed by For any recipients who are not yet of col- a scholarship committee for selection of up lege age, their funds will be held in escrow to 10 semilinalists. The Executive until they enroll in a post-secondary insti- Committee of the Higher Education Stu- tution. dent Assistance Authority Board will then To be eligible for the scholarship, a re- select up to live recipients whose acts of cipient must be a New Jersey resident heioism arc deemed to be the most ex- (both at the time of the act of heroism and traordinary as the final scholarship recipi- upon application); age 21 or younger at the ents. These individuals will be notified of lime of his or her heroic act; and a U.S. cit- their selection in writing and will be re- izen or eligible noncitizen and registered quired to submit proof of enrollment at an with the Selective Service (if required). eligible post-secondary institution before Candidates must complete a scholar- payment may be issued. For further in- ship application form and submit at least formation, call (800) 792-8670. Volunteer incentive bill wins release egislation sponsored by state emergency services. Assemblyman Michael J. Arnonc "The families of volunteer firefighters L and state Assemblywoman Clare and rescue squad members also make M. Farraghcr (both R-Monmouth) that great sacrifices," Farraghcr added. "They would provide free admission to county must persevere in the absence of their facilities for volunteer fire company and spouse, mom or dad for the greater good first aid squad members was recently of the community. Our legislation makes released by the Assembly Local certain they, too, are not forgotten." JERRY WOLKOWITZ Government Committee. The bill was released by a 4-0 commit- New Jersey Repertory Theater member IViarcy Dougherty of Mllltown dances The measure, A-3635, would allow ac- tee vole and now heads to the full Assem- during Friday's dress rehearsal for Bye Bye Birdie at North Brunswick tive members of volunteer fire companies bly for consideration. 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Puor to serving ship will be experiencing several admin- as the principal of Judd, Roseveai worked There are expected to be some trailers added to North Brunswick Township High istrative changes in the schools during the as the director of special projects and com- School as part of the proposed referendum anticipated in December. new school year. munity services for seven years. She also There arc many administrative po- worked as the gifted and talented teachei sitions that have changed in the district. in all the elementary schools from 1985 to Toward the end of the school year, Joanne 1989. Fish retired as principal of the Linwood DeLucia most lecently served as the Rimmer has high hopes Middle School. Vincent DeLucia was administrative assistant to the South named the new middle school principal Brunswick superintendent. While he over the summer. ^^^^^^^^^^^ seived there, he was Barbara Tylka ======a member of the took over as the superintendent's for new school year principal of the cabinet and a liaison "One of the real challenges Pete Clark. "We will go over the programs John Adams to the South BY DAVE GOLDBERG Elementary School Staff Wntei and variety of other things to make sure the is to keep the school going Brunswick Boaid of students aie not lost." effective Aug. 1. in the right direction." Education, con- NORTH BRUNSWICK — Thcie arc Rimmci .said it is very important to Tylka sees many gressmen, state leg- high hopes being voiced by the adminis- make sure the upcoming high school refer- challenges ahead islators and the tration for the new school ycai. lor the school. Barbara Tylka Police Department. endum plan meets the needs of the student. John Adams Elementary School principal "I am very excited about this upcoming The high school is expecting 500 ad- She had previ- DeLucia also year," said Superintendent Dr. Robert ditional students over the next five yeans. ously saved as the oversaw the stralc- Rimmer. "We have an excellent lecord of There are additions and renovations that vice principal at the ______^^ gic action plans foi student achievement, which I hope to raise will be pait of the school to accommodate Orchard Hill the high school to a higher level. I want to do everything it the incoming students. Elementary School in Montgomery small communities, middle school takes to succeed. We have outstanding "One of the real challenges is to keep reorganization and budget development. teachers, students and staff." "I want the referendum in the high school to be able to meet the needs of the the school going in the right direction," He developed and implemented strategic All of the schools in North Brunswick students," Rimmer said. Tylka said. "There arc 600 kids in six action plans loi passing the budget, the will be opening on Sept. 5. The high Students may be housed in trailers to buses. 1 hope that this school continues to assets initiative, communications and school will open at 7:35 a.m. and close at fill space during the construction. go in the same direction that it has in the redistricting 2:27 p.m. The middle school will open at The superintendent would also like to past. The challenge is to meet the needs of Richard Kaye had served as the interim 8:12 p.m. and close at 3:05 p.m. The ele- see a model progiam in all the elementaly a diveise community." principal at John Adams since David mentary schools will open at 8:40 a.m. and schools. DeLucia begins sciving as the middle Goldblalt left the district in February. close at 3:15 p.m. There will be no half- "There are a numbet of things I would school principal on Sept 1 He was also Dr Robeit Rimmer left the high school days or delayed openings for the hrst days appointed as an educational consultant lor at the end of the school year, because he oi any of the schools in the district. like to see in elemcntaiy schools, but the most important thing is to come up with the distnct during the summer. As an edu- had been promoted to the district superin- Rimmer said he has individual goals for the most elfcctive model for a progiam," cational consultant, DeLucia has pei-tendent position. each level of the district, Rimmci said. "We need consistency. There foimed his services at the direction of the Current Assistant Principal and "I want to see the elementary schools are always needs for variations to avoid superintendent of schools, Dr. Robert Direetoi of Athletics Steven Libio is seiv- have a consistency that is both effective overlapping, but we need one consistent Rimmer. ing as (he acting principal, until a full time and efficient," Rimmer said. "1 want to see model for all the elementary schools." Fish served as the principal of Linwood principal is hired at the high school. the middle school improve on its perform- for four years. She has also served as a Dave Hayes, who had previously ance and climate. I would also like to see The Linwood Middle School will also undergo changes, according to Rimmer. principal at the Parsons Elementary School served as an athletic director in the high school continue to support the and as an assistant principal at the Judd Spots wood, will be the new athletic di- programs we offer." "We want to improve the .school climate," Rimmer said. "I expect to see an Elementary School. Prior to that, Fish rector at the high school. The lunch prices in the schools will not appropriate environment for learning with change this year, according to Rimmer. appropriate behavior and proper decorum. Lunch will be $2 at the township high I would also like to get the student to be school, $1.85 at the Linwood Middle more connected to the school." School and $1.70 at the John Adams, Judd, Livingston Park and Parsons elementary Rimmer also said that the curriculum is schools. going to be evaluated to see if there is any need for improvement. There will be an orientation program at "We are going to be mapping the cur- the high school on Aug. 30 from 9-11:30 riculum for grades K-12," Rimmer said. a.m. "This will be done to locate any gaps that "This is a program that is held for stu- exist in our current curriculum. We would dents entering the school as ninth-graders also like to continue the successful pro- for the coming year," said Vice Principal grams of the past."

Back to basics in North Brunswick Public schools - first day Sept. 5

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rea residents gathered at the A New Jersey Museum of Agricul- ture off Route I in North Brunswick for the Jersey Fresh Fest Sunday. Attendees were entertained by chef Raul Rodriguez who transformed food and vegetables into various creations such as palm tees and mice. The fruit-and-vegetable carving expert gave a variety of demonstrations for the children who attended. The children also tried their hand at carving with plastic Nicholas Sasso, 4, of South River decides at the last knives as Rodriguez moment that he does not want a piece of blueberry pie at looked on. The plastic Jersey Fresh Day. knives were a safety They were also given chef hats which precaution so the children would not be at they were allowed to design. The children risk to get cut while preparing their own were encouraged lo glue a variety of creations. objects onto the hats to make them more The youngsters created kabobs carv- festive. ings and then turned them into a variety of different objects. — Dave Goldberg

PHOTOS BY JERRY WOLKOWITZ Chef Raul Rodriguez, an expert In carving fruits and vegetables, carves an eggplant at Jersey Fresh Day at the New Jersey Museum of Elizabeth Ruffe, 3, of North Brunswick smiles at a fruit and Agriculture in North Brunswick on Sunday. vegetable display featuring animals at Jersey Fresh Day.

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Ladies Auxiliary's spaghetti dinner set for Sept. 29 The Little Rocky Hill Volunteer Fire The auxiliary is currently offering the Company Ladies Auxiliary will hold a central N.J. edition of the Entertainment spaghetti dinner Sept. 29 from 5-8 p.m. 2002 book, with New York City and Price is $7.50 for adults, and $3.50 for Philadelphia editions easily obtainable. children age K) and younger. The meal in- Cost is $30 for the book which offers up to cludes salad, spaghetti with homemade 50-percent discounts on dining, travel and sauce and meatballs, bread, dessert, and a entertainment beginning now until Nov. t, beverage. 2002. Vendor tables are now available tor the All events arc at the Little Rocky,Hill auxiliary's "Indoor-Outdoor Flea Market Volunteer Fire Co., 4348 Route 27 and Craft Fair" will be Oct. 6 Iroin 9 a.in.- (between (he Kingston and Kendall Park 2 p.m. Tables are priced from $ 12-$ 15. Re- sections of South Brunswick). For more in- freshments will also be available at the fair. formation, call (732) 297-0327. Library to offer free quartet concert on Sept. 9 The South Brunswick Public Library The library will also hold meetings of will offer a free concert featuring the the "Chat in Sign" sign-language Ralph Lecessi Quartet Sept. 9 at 2:30 p.m. conversation club on the following dates at Registration is necessary for the conceit. 7:30 p.m.: Sept. 4 and 18; Oct. 9 and 23; JERRY WOLKOWITZ Lecessi is a composer, flutist and clar- Nov. 13 and 27; and Dec. 11. Lianne Braconi, Bella Delgado and Kristin Contrino of South Brunswick and inetist who will perform arrangements by The library is at 110 Kingston Lane, Marcy Dougherty and Michele Rinaldi of Milltown play the Soda Shop Girls dur- Mozart and Vivaldi. He will be accompa- Monmouth Junction section of South ing the New Jersey Repertory Theater's dress rehearsal of Bye Bye Birdie at nied by South Brunswick violist Larry Sie- Brunswick. For more information or to North Brunswick Township High School Friday evening before the weekend gal; violinist Lauren Htiuptman, Princeton; register, call the library at (732) 329-4000, production at the school. and cellist Margi Ramsey, Somerville. ext. 286.

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Residents should also Cliffwood Beach and proceduie as if they were purchased from make sure roof glitters are not clogged Parlin had high counts, a food stoic. with debris. but no signs of W. Nile requires that residents relocate or take spe- Schmidt said Monday that there were In order loi mosquitoes to breed in cial precautions during spraying with that no plans to conduct furthei spraying, but standing watei, the water must remain for high incidence of mosquito activi- product. However, the mosquito com- he could not guarantee that the application moie than six days. Residents who find ty in sections of Old Bridge and mission recommended several precautions would not be needed again this season. standing water or catch basins with water A Sayreville prompted the to residents. In preventing the spread of the West should contact the commission and request that the site be inspected for mosquito lar- Middlesex County Mosquito Residents are advised to avoid being Nile vims, the mosquito commission urges vae. If commission inspectors find the area Extermination Commission to conduct directly in the line of spray during the residents to continue to eliminate areas of ground spraying to kill adult mosquitoes applications. The product is designed to to contain mosquito larvae, it will be treat- standing water from around their homes. ed with the appropriate insecticide. there last week. dissipate within 30 minutes of being The commission recommends draining The sprayings were done on Aug. 19 in applied. For further inlormation, contact the water from pool covers and changing wa- health dcpaitment at (732) 721-5600 ext. an effort to prevent the spread of the West It is also suggested that aii-condition- ter in birdbaths once a week. Placing fish ing units be set to circulate internal an 6200, or the mosquito commission at (732) Nile virus — a day after sprayings took in ornamental pools is also a good idea, 549-0665. place in Edison. The commission sprayed only. In addition, fruits and vegetables since they feed on mosquito larvae. The Stafl \vi tiers Natalie M. Vena and Brian the Cliffwood Beach section of Old from a garden should be thoroughly commission supplies fish free of charge to Donahue contributed to this story. Bridge and the Morgan section of Sayreville from 7:30 to 11:30 p.m., according to Roderic F. Schmidt, commission superintendent. The only other area of Middlesex County that has been sprayed this year was Piscataway, where ciows and mosquitoes have tested positive for the West Nile virus. Though several crows and mosquitoes have tested positive for the West Nile virus this year throughout the region, there has been no reported human involvement in the state. And unlike last year, no hors- es have tested positive for the virus in Middlesex County this year, Schmidt said. WE TOOK A REGULAR RATE PLAN AND "We're very fortunate," he said, describing the summer's West Nile virus activity as being "about par, so far." The region, however, is still at risk, particularly during the next few weeks, Schmidt said. "August is a critical month. If we a^e going to find any human involvement with the West Nile virus, most of it is going to happen in August," he said. "If we can get through the month without any human involvement, we should be in good shape." While numerous birds and mosquitoes found in Edison tested positive for the West Nile virus, there have been no reported cases in Sayreville or Old Bridge, according to Schmidt. However, parts of both municipalities •I 1000 9 2000 3 3000 A UNLIMITED were found to be experiencing "nuisance 81 Cellular minutes *"• Night and weekend ^^ Two-wav messaees "• Nextel Direct Connect levels" of mosquitoes. A nuisance level is minutes determined by commission workers who are assigned to take bite counts in specific locations. During that procedure, the Execptiwe Cellular Phones would like to worker stands in a certain spot for 10 minutes, capturing the mosquitoes that Welcome Nextel to our All Star Lineup attempt to bite him. The mosquitoes that were captured in Old Bridge and Sayreville were not submitted for testing for the virus because they were all mosquitoes of the salt water tidal marsh or freshwater swamp variety, and not the Culex mosquito that is associ- ated with carrying the virus. The product used in the spraying last week was Scourge 4+12. According to the mosquito commission, the product, which breaks down rapidly in the environment, How business gets done. has been approved by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for use as an adult mosquito spray. The EPA said it considers the product to pose no unrea- sonable health risk when applied accord- : ing to label directions. Many pet flea, tick f|i3p^§ flam::: • f:: Brups|l^ |;: and lice shampoos contain this or a similar product at higher concentrations, accord- p * ing to the EPA. : ; : : & "fintiir\iiiini:: * ' i^j|6^:: : :)'':--'-- /::vW.*fiia5^fe P. Neither the EPA nor the state Department of Environmental Protection IMS SENTINEL, AUGUST 23, 2001 21

abusive father, whose care is estimated to aways throughout the day adult interaction in a drop-m formal. Inverse measure signed cost approximately $93,000 pei year. For more information, call Biunswick Parents may come with their children i'or into law by DiFrancesco The legislation will ensure the outdated Caroher at (732) 846-2424. any amount of the two-hour period, Moms piovision, put foilh in 1918, will never (or dads) talk to other adults while their Legislation eliminating a provision in a children play in the same carpeted room. 1918 law requiring children to pay for par- again burden family members. MOMTalk support group Children's snacks should be biought in ents' court-ordered hospitalizations was spill-sale containers. signed into law Aug. 15 by acting Gov. National Family Bowling slates trip to post office MOMTalk, a support group for mothers The group's mission is to otter a place Donald T. DiFrancesco. and time for parents to connect, suppoit, The bill, S-2260, was sponsored by Day slated for Sept. 3 (oi fathers) with young children, will take Brunswick Bowling & Billiards Coipo- a trip to the Spotswood post office on Aug. educate and empower each other and to Sen. Peter Invcrso (R-14). Original state provide resources and services to the com- law required children to be responsible for ration has announced its second annual 28. National Family Bowling Day to benefit Individuals who would like to caravan munity. parents in a state or county psychiatric A speaker is featured once a month on hospital. the Muscular Dystrophy Association should meet at 10 a.m. at the East (MDA) Brunswick Congregational Church, 402 topics focusing on both family and Invcrso, along with Sen. Robert Littell "grown-up" issues. Excursions ranging (R-24), introduced the bill after reading Locally, children age 12 and under New Brunswick Ave. may bowl for free on Sept. 3 (Labor Day) from visits to a firehouse to a tiip to the the account of 21-year-old Michael and The post office lour will begin at 11 at Brunswick Zone-Carolier, 790 Route a.m. when the children will mail a letter beach are planned every month. A stoiy- 18-year-old Christina McMicklc. The sib- 1, North Brunswick. Children must be and watch where it goes. teller will visit in September. lings were informed the law required them accompanied by an adult. Each centei The group, which meets lrom 10 a.m. For more information, call (732) 4I6- to help finance the psychiatric care ol their will also offer special events and give- to noon every Tuesday at the church, oilers 9231; e-mail [email protected]. Bomb threat Continued from page 1 Bonura. Duiitig all the bomb tin eat calls, Nunez lent his assistance to police when more jrem lije. ttiey arrived on the scene. Police said that the initial airest ol authorized dealer Nunez came together when the investi- gating officers found surveillance video footage that showed the phone booth in Iron! of the store. Nunez was found to have entered (lie booth at the same time as the bomb threats, according to police.

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Hsuiko—McCarron hristine and Lawrence Hanko of South River announce the engage- C ment of their daughter, Heather Marie Hanko, to Terence Ryan McCarron, son of Susan and Richard McCarron of North Brunswick. The bride-to-be is a graduate of St. Mary's Regional High School, South Am- boy. She received her bachelor of arts degree in social work from Marywood Uni- versity, Scranton, Pa. She is a geriatric social worker for Bayshore Community Health Services, Holmdel. JERRY WOLKOWITZ Her fiance graduated from Immaculata Victoria Melendez, 3, of South River acts out part of a tale during a story by Hope High School, Somerville. He received his Sass at Jersey Fresh Day at the New Jersey Museum of Agriculture on Sunday. bachelor of arts degree in communications from Fairfield University, Connecticut. He is employed as a corporate account manager for Headhunter.net, New York City. A November 2002 wedding is planned. PregnantP N

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Greater Media Newspapers prints obituaries PRIMO GONZALEZ, 86, of Somerset, as a free community service, at no charge to the Franklin Township, died Aug. 21 at home. Born in families of the deceased or to the funeral homes Cuba, he resided in Somerset the past 48 years. that provide the information. He was the owner and operator of City Taxi Company, New Brunswick for 45 years, retiring in 1987. He is survived by his wife, Sally Kielian LUCILLE DePAOLA FUSCO, 74, of Atlantic Gonzalez of Somerset; two sisters, Jennie Highlands, formerly of Sayreville, died Aug. 16 at Rodriguez and Andrea Ciecrale, both of North home. Her husband, Morris, died June 12. Brunswick, and Mildred Dias of Bethlehem, Pa.; Surviving are three sons, Anthony of the Kendall and several nieces and nephews. Visitation will Park section of South Brunswick, Bruce of the be Aug. 24 from 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. at the Toms River section of Dover Township and Mark Maliszewski Memorial Home, Sayreville. of the Leonardo section of Middletown; a daugh- Services will be Aug. 25 at 11 a.m. Burial will be ter, Jill Poliny of Leonardo; a brother, Anthony at St. Stanislaus Cemetery, Sayreville. DePaola of Lakewood; and four grandchildren. A Mass was offered at St. Mary's Church, South PATRICIA V. BRADLEY SNEDEN, 66, of East Amboy. Interment was in Shoreland Memorial Brunswick died Aug. 15 in Robert Wood Johnson Park Cemetery, Hazlet. University Hospital, New Brunswick. Surviving are her husband, George K. Sneden; a son, Michael D. DOROTHY LANDI LEGAGNEUX, 76, of Sneden of Upper Montclair; three daughters, South River died Aug. 19 in Old Bridge Manor. Catherine R. Taranto of Wyckoff, Elizabeth Ann Surviving are her husband, Eugene Q. Fletcher of Mount Holly and Judith E. Shively of Legagneux; two daughters, Laura Callo of South Atlanta; and six grandchildren. A Mass was offered Brunswick and Kathleen Fuzy of South River; a at Immaculate Conception Church, Spotswood. brother, James Landi of Forest Hills, N.Y.; a sis- Interment was in Holy Cross Burial Park, South ter, Rose Kawi of Manhasset, N.Y.; three grand- Brunswick. Memorial contributions may be made to sons; and two great-granddaughters. Cremation the American Cancer Society, 846 Main St., Fords, was private. NJ 08863.

Blood drive to be held; donors are needed There will be a blood drive today from parental consent), and weigh at least 110 2-7:30 p.m. in the main meeting room at the pounds and be in good health. South Brunswick Municipal Building on All donors must present identification Route 522. Donors will receive T-shirts. with signature at time of registration. Interested donors must be between 17-76 For more information, contact Cathy years old (17-year-olds need written Cross (732) 220-7037. Counselor to address divorce recovery group Princeton Church of Christ will hold its Issues are addressed from a nonrcli- Divorce Recovery Support Group Sept. 7 gious standpoint. All are welcome, and the and 28 at 7:30 p.m. programs are free. Child care is available JERRY WOLKOWITZ "Dealing With You Ex-spouse" will be and must be reserved. The church is at 33 J.P. Crowley of South Brunswick is playing Conrad Birdie during the New the topic presented by Bruce Wadzeck, River Road, Princeton. Jersey Repertory Theater's dress rehearsal of Bye Bye Birdie at North Brunswick Township High School Friday evening. The musical was staged over minister and counselor, at a divorce re- For more information, call Phyllis Rich the weekend. covery seminar on Sept. 14 at 7:30 p.m. at (609) 581-3889. feeater Media Newspapers is at your fingertips - 24 hours a day* Just log onto www*gmnews. com • Scan the headlines • Shop our classifieds • Read the features • Get local news Check out local weather conditions and the stock market All at wflpgmiiew8.com NS SENTINEL, AUGUST 23, 2001 25 Sports Knights of Columbus Boxing Club still going strong BY GEORGE ALBANO Staff Writer hey say old-time boxcis nevci really lade away. Most of them stay T involved in the spoit in some way. Foitunately for the Knights ol Columbus Boxing Club m South Rivei, there's a lot of truth to that. The local boxing gym on Jackson Street has been a fixture since the caily 1970s, when the late Tony Gabriel stalled it. Since then, hundicds ol kids throughout Middlesex County have been taught the art of the sweet science inside the gym's walls. "We're thcie from 6 o'clock to 8:30, 9 o'clock three nights a week during the summer and in the winter five nights a week," 72-ycar-old Dennis Cronin, a foimer boxer himsell, who now runs (he club, said. "Wc'ie open yeai-iound, and we aveiagc around 40 to 45 kids a night It's unbelievable." Cronin is one ol seveial ex-boxeis who volunteer their time running the club. Born in Staten Island, N.Y., raised in New Brunswick and a resident of North Biunswick since 1960, Cronin has made boxing his life, "I spend all my spare time with it," he said. "I love it." In fact, Cronin was a Golden Gloves and state champion as a youth, while he also boxed in the navy and even fought professionally as a middleweight and light heavy- weight in the 1950s and 60s. Once his lighting days were over, however, he began training fighters as a way to stay close to the spoil he loved. "I woiked with Eddie Willis at the Willis DAWN MARIE SANNWALDT Boxing Club in New Brunswick from 1975 Dennis Cronin, the director of the Knights of Columbus Boxing Club, works with North Brunswick's Roberto Basan at the until Eddie passed away in 1988. I used to club's gym in South River on Monday. bring fighteis over there all the time," years ago, I took over running the gym. Cronin said. "Then I went to the Knights of continuing his work. We still got his name Whatever you want. And, we're packed "But it's still Tony's club," he quickly up in the gym. He'll always be there." every night. We have so many kids, you Columbus Boxing Club and worked with added. "He built the club, and we're just Tony Gabriel, and after he passed away five Thanks to volunteers like Cronin, have to wait in line to get on a heavy bag. Gabriel's legacy at the gym has been pre- But we have a ring, and there's a lot of served. People like Max Fleming, John sparring. We even have some older guys in Silogy, Ron Brown, Steve Rivers, Skeeter their 30s and 40s, who come just to stay in Davis and Bob Valine have also devoted shape." their free time to continuing the tradition of And the club is not restricted to just teaching young people how to fight the right male fighters, either. way. "We also have girl boxers and trainers," "They're all ex-boxers, too," Cronin Cronin said proudly. "One who is very suc- pointed out. "Once you're in boxing, it gets cessful is Lisa Pensak. She's 31 and she in your blood. We have many volunteer fights and helps train other girls." trainers, and we also have some profes- Although the Knights of Columbus sionals who help out." Boxing Club is a nonprofit organization, And the results would seem to indicate there are still expenses to meet. the kids at the club have been getting pretty "We charge dues, $15 a month or $3 a good training, too. night if you don't have the $15," Cronin "We've turned out many Golden Gloves explained. "But we never turn away any- champions through the years," Cronin one for lack of money. noted. "And quite a few have fought profes- "We also get people who subsidize us sionally. Bob Murphy is a former successful like the Knights of Columbus in South amateur and pro boxer who started with us. Brunswick, the New Brunswick Knights of Now he helps train kids in our gym." Columbus 257, and the Electrical Union But whether the kids at the Knights of 456. They all help us and we appreciate Columbus Boxing Club achieve success in everything they've done. the ring is not the most important thing. The "All the money we get pays for insur- club definitely serves a purpose. ance and equipment. We have over $2,000 "We're about the only active boxing club in equipment." around now," Cronin pointed out. The local boxing club should raise 'The only other active gym in this area is some more money when it runs its own in Newark. I'd say we have between 50 to show Oct. 12 at the Knights of Columbus 60 active kids right now from 12 years old building. on up. It's the type of place mothers and "We hope to have about 10 fights on the fathers can drop their kids off and don't card," Cronin said. "We want to really have to worry. showcase our kids' talent that night." DAWN MARIE SANNWALDT North Brunswick's Sean Cronin, 15, works on a heavy bag at the Knights of "We have three heavy bags, a couple of And luckily foi those young fighteis, Columbus Boxing Club in South River on Monday. speed bags, and a lot of jump topes. the older ones ncvei fade away. 26 SENTINEL, AUGUST 23, 2001 Fixed-Rate Home Loans REFINANCE AT Th® 9lllJif@£f Ot@S lit VfiUPl. 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