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WOODBRIDGE - Emery nership, which was formed in various business deals. not being represented properly Z. Toth, an attorney and Wood- 1988, according to documents Gronczewski and Toth are in a series of real estate deals bridge municipal court judge, is filed in Superior Court in Som- also named in a separate case to that the two women made be- the subject of two lawsuits alleg- erset County. be tried before a Hunterdon tween 1988 and 1994 Gulisano ing fraud and cxmflict of interest In 1993, Bengivenga invested County Court. The piaintiif in is suing for $800,000 that she in his representation of clients $450,000 in property in Mate- that case, Barbra Gulisano of says is owed to her from years of (luring a series of real estate cumbe, Fla with the promise Califon alleges that Gronczew- investments. deals and investments. that he would receive $500,000. ski and Tom deliberately con- Donald B. Fraser, attorney for Torn is accused of defrauding The original lawsuit, filed in cealed their romantic relation- Gronczewski, said, "My client's developer Robert Btngivengft of 1997, said he never received the ship, even though Toth was rep- position is that all the transac- $450,000 in a business portner- money. resenting both women in • busi- tions were completely above ship that Bengivenga entered The suit charges that Toth ness partnership. board" with real estate broker Carol negligently prepared agree- The complaint alleges that Gronczewski has countersued Gronczewski Toth was hired as ments, advised Bengivenga and because of the relationship, Gul- for about $150,000 she says an attorney to represent the part- railed to properly protect him in isano's business interests were Gulisano owes her. Police Department Helps Bust International Scam Artist PERTH AMBOY - Mayor magazine contest. The victim initiated a joint sting investiga- George Gray was apprehended Joseph Vas is pleased to was then told that he would tion with the cooperation of the and charged with the aforemen- announce that the Perth Amboy have to wire $5,000 through victim, Western Union and the tioned counts The suspect had Police Department, in conjunc- Western Union to cover customs Toronto Police Department. previously been the target of tion with police officials in fees in order to receive his prize. On Feb. 20, Detective Jim two other failed sting operations Toronto, Canada, was instru- Correa stated that he did not White of the Toronto Police involving the FBI and Western mental in apprehending a sus- have $5,000 at the time, but that Department notified Perth Am- Union, making the arrest even more monumental. pected scam artist charged with he would send the man $500. boy officials that suspect 37 criminal attempts of defraud- After Correa wired the money ing the public and 22 victim and did not receive his prize complaints totaling $22,000 in Local RotMori Jobs Concert Tom fraud. money, he contacted the Perth Amboy Police Department. EDISON - Charles Gara- worked in various customer Perth Amboy Police first bedian of Edison has joined service capacities at the NY received a complaint from city Correa was once again contact- ed by the suspect who identified Comcast Cable Communica- Times Corp. and at Walt Disney resident Carlos Correa, 27, on tions as Northeast Region direc- Word. After attending Syracuse himself as Scott Frazief, of Feb. 15. Correa reported that he tor of customer service. University, Garabedian earned a Frazier & Gray Associates, had been contacted by a person Garabedian, a 14-year veter- bachelor's degree from Long Toronto, Canada Perth who informed him that he had an of the cable television indus- Island University in New York. just won $50,000 in a Canadian Amboy's Fraud Unit then con- try, has served in various corpo- Comcast's Northeast Region tacted Toronto authorities and rate customer service and call provides advanced cable televi- THOMAS M. ROSKONKA COUNTRY center management positions sion and high-speed Internet CPX, PA ALUMINUM for Cablevision Systems Corp. services to over 1 5 million New — A TWaf Sarvtot C.AA. Wwi— Homo and Time Warner Cable Prior to Jersey and Connecticut house- entering the cable business, he holds.
TAX PLANNING BUSINESS PLAN8 R00RNG&8ONG 80 Scott Ave. FINANCIAL STATEMENTS LEADBR8 & QuTTGRB South Amboy Mebooc EVALUATION OF BU8INES8 Lillian's STORM WfXXJWB MERGERS AND ACQUISITIONS DOORB & gift Gloppe 721-2037- 732-283-0114 Jack Otndle* • II«<*IIN STRUT, IHUN 2 ... THE ATOM TABLOID 6 CmZEN£AZETTE, Marcfc 2,2001 YOUR LOCAL NEWS Club Seeking Participants If null Mhm fioft( Woodbridge Mice Upgrade Laptops WOODBRIDGE—A series of will receive the funds under the technological advances at theFederal Local Law Enforcement For Parade Woodbridge Township Police Block Grants Program. WOODBRIDGE—The From Woodbridge High FORDS—Three Fords Bearcat Department will continue with The Bureau of Justice organizers of the American School the parade will continue wrestlers made it to the finals of the installation of new laptop Assistance, which is the granting Irish Association of Wood- along St. Georges Avenue and the elite Berkeley Heights computers in the patrol cars, agency, allows local police Invitational Tournament and all bridge's annual St. Patrick's make a left onto Main Street, Mayor James E. McGreevey departments to determine how to three brought home Gold medals. announced recently. utilize the funds to meet their Day Parade in Woodbridge are Woodbridge. Prior to the seeking additional sponsors and The tourney hosted ten teams Information Systems Director operational needs. parade, there will be a flag rais- from North and Central Jersey participants for the parade. Michael D. Esolda said ing ceremony in downtown and this was the first time the Woodbridge will use a federal The parade, to be held on Bearcats had been invited. WOODBRIDGE—The First Sunday, March 11, will begin at Woodbridge. grant to purchase 30 IBM Peter Buttitta (62) showed Thinkpad A20M laptop comput- Baptist Church of Woodbridge 1:30 p.m. at Woodbridge High Those interested in sponsor- why he was accorded the top ers, each with I28K memory Scholarship Committee is spon- ing or participating in the parade soring a Family and Friends School and will feature Irish seed, winning three matches upgrades. Night at United Skates of dancing, pipe bands, and mem- may contact Charlie impressively, pinning a tough The computers, which will bers of community groups. Shaughnessy at (732) 382-9646. Nutley opponent in the finals. America (Wood Ave. & Oak Tree replace laptops currently in Rd.) in Edison, On Sunday, Likewise, top seed Joe Buben- police cars, will provide police heimer (111), a Bearcat Co- March 3 from 9-11 p.m. with a faster processor to speed The cost is $5 for admission, Captain, disposed of his first two the response time for the records ^ ATOMTABLOID opponents by pin and then came $2.50 for skate rental and $2 for a officers request through the units. food package (pizza and drink or from behind to pin Scotch Plains- Police Chief William Trenery * C itizen~Gazette Fanwood phenom Steve Mineo in hotdog and drink). - Pubilthed by Dwlnt Media Enterprise*, he. - said officers use the laptops to For tickets or additional in- a hard-fought and exciting final. obtain critical data such as P.O. Box 3095, South Amboy, New Jeftey 08879 Bearcat Co-Captain Brett Epps formation, contact Gertrude Phone: (732) 574-1200 - Fax: (732) 388-4143 - E-mail: devineQuM.net national crime information, (104) dominated his bracket with Sheppard at (732) 442-8554 or Jamet J. Devlne - PuMtehtr DMV records, and local records. Chandra Porter at (732) 821- J«nnaL«e Gallicchlo - Editor four straight pins to take the McGreevey said Woodbridge championship. The unseeded 6569. PRODUCTION STAff: Production Manager - Michete I Nagiewicz Epps planted the top three seeds GrapfwcDatignara-LenomA Ladznn, RE BarKar on his way to the Gold medal, Typawttar-Carol J. Graan • Proofreader - Paul HadtaH registering one fall in thirty-two Engagement u\fews ADVERTtSINQ STAFF: Ratail Advartiing Director - Francane Sciortlno-KopM seconds. Matt Hart (70) and Robert CLARK—Linda Kelly of D'Ambola (S-HWT) added third South Brunswick and Robert CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT: Stawe Kopas' Wide C CoUm , place finishes to complete the Cetta of East Brunswick have The Atom Tabtotd 6, Cftzao-Guafte (USPS 501-860) is pubbsnad vwtafcly on Friday medal collection. announced the engagement of by Oavfna Madia Entarprtaaa, Inc. Subtcriptoo rales anSiSptr year, $50 outM§ their daughter, Roseann Cetta of Middlaaax County Periodicals postage paid at South Amboy, NJ. *nd otnar post offices. Also wrestling well for the POSTMASTER - Send address changes to Colonia, to John Rappoccio, son Atom Tablod & Citizen-Gazette, P.O. Box 3095, South Amboy, NJ. 06878 Bearcats, but falling short of the medal round were Kacy Epps of John and Louise Rappoccio of This newspaper will not be liable for ems appHring in advertisements Clark. (77); Craig Batista (82), Chris beyond the cost of the space occupied by the error or omission of copy. The bride-to-be graduated Notifications must be made in writing within one week of publication Christie (87), Anthony Faiello ©2000 Devine Media Enterprises Inc • All Rights Reserved from the University of Delaware, (92), Tom Skibo (104) and Vin Newark, with a bachelor of sci- Maglione(l32). ence degree in education and is a middle school teacher with the South Brunswick school system. Her fiance received a bachelor of science degree in accounting from the University of Delaware and is an account manager with Corporate Express in Whippany. Roseann Cetta St. Agnes Church, Clark. and John Rappoccio t. cpatridc's q) Play StaUon Football Dont Let the Season End Yet! 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Cold but a speech at Kean University, dry air will dominate the northern died Saturday morning at Plains and Northeast. Across the Wellstar Kennestone Hospital, Southeast, rainfall and temperatures will be near normal, in Marietta, Georgia. except continued dry and warm "Minister and Dr. Khalid across Florida. Abdul Muhammad had made his transition to the ancestors," said Malik Zulu Shabazz, a spokesman for the New Black Panther Party. U.S. TRAVELER'S CITIES SUM ft MOON WORLD TRAVELER'S CITIES The 53-year-old Muham- Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday mad, who had shown no prior Hi LoW HI LoW HI LoW eunrlat CHy HI LoW HI LoW HI LoW HI LoW City Hi Low Thu. 6:31 a.m. 5:48 p.m. Atlanta 57 35 pc 57 42 eh 59 43 r 62 32 pc Amsterdam 38 30 pc 38 29c 40 31 pc 46 360 signs of illness, died of natural Boston 34 20 pc 36 24 c 36 28 PC 39 18 pc Fri. 6:30 a.m. 5:50 p.m. Berlin 38 33 en 36 28 pc 36 30c 42 37 ih causes according to Shabazz. 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In any case, it's Bees to Honey," written by Union the years, but never has it been so another way of getting under her County College Professor Dr. clearly evident as it is in this, her •M funny thing happened on must be credited with giving it skin, so to speak, Andrea Green, will be produced most ambitious work to date. the way to us becoming civi- the old college try. He hand- For want of a truly absorbing at the Sande Shurin Theatre, 311 After a year of research and inter- liad We stopped eating each somely sets the first portions of plot line, fihnmtker Scott allows West 43rd St., between 8th and views preparing for the writing of other. Nowadays if i only the tale in Florence, where the their relationship to take prece- 9th Avenues, in Manhattan. First "Like Bees to Honey," Andrea acceptable if you're in a plane good doctor has taken it on the fatce over all other story produced by Luna Stage Work's decided that what the play needed Women's Work 2000, this award- was a unique structure and style. crash in a desolate regkm, like lam and assumed the identity of aspects. The irony foisted upon whining play has enjoyed suc- Drawing on influences as diverse the Arctic. And even then, if I lecturer at a library. The stun- us is that while Clarice is cessful runs in Los Angeles, Iowa as the choruses ofthe plays ofthe remember my Emily Post, there iting scenery and resultant milieu Letter's indefatigable Inspector City, Tulsa, Houston, and Ft.ancient Greeks, and O'Neil and is a very strict unwritten law created will have you scamper- Javaert, she is also his dutiful Lauderdale. Albce, she has broken new about eating the already dead ing to the travel agent But the Antigone. When a revengeful "Like Bees to Honey" is an ground in addressing the issues first Of course "HanibaCdotc- real purpose of this stimulating millionaire eccentric (Gary unconventional, intimate play women face regarding alcohol tor Ridley Scott's considerably backdrop is to provide an envi- Okfcnan) deformed by Lecter in about five women whose lives and addiction. She approaches less satisfying idea of a second raiment for Sir Anthony o« of his more illustrious and backgrounds appear striking- this subject with a candor and per- helping of-Silence of The docs- Hopkins to strut his stuff in the moments seeks revenge, Clarice ly different, but whose secret lives spective which was unavailable to n't bother to observe theee table face of a weak script takes more than a law officer's of addiction are all too hauntingly us until now." manners. Its villainous protago- Exhibiting the enigmatic but interest in protecting him. similar. On their journey to recov- "Like Bees to Honey* won the nist, Dr. Hannibal Lecter entirely entertaining duality of Likewise, learning that F.B.I. ery, they each see themselves National Playwrighting Award (Anthony Hopkins), an acknowi- Dr. Hanibal Lecter, Hopkins muckamucks are using Clarice reflected in the teenage girl who is from the Heller Theatre in Tulsa, edged genius and in so many quotes from Dame out of one as a scapegoat, Lecter takes the stumbling down a path they rec- OK. Green's earlier play, wFor ways the epitome of cultivation, comer of his mouth while sali- matter to heart ognize as their own. Tiger Lilies Out of Season," won has, alas, earned the sobriquet, vating for gosh knows who out Instead of seat-edged sus- In its New York City produc- the Critic's Choice Award at the Hamibaithe cannibal. Whh part ofthe other. His tongue-in-cheek pense and terrifying thrills, it's tion, the play will be directed by Love Creek Productions Festival two, his infamous feasting con- handling ofthe assignment man- sheer melodrama with horror Steven Hess. The all-female in 1997 and was subsequently thiues. ages to evince a wonderfully around the edges and a dollop of ensemble cast is comprised of published by Samuel French. Equity acton from NYC: Karen Green » also the author of "With Indeed, the notion is distaste- devilish sense of himsy while self-parody to season the pot A Asconi as Sm, Maude Boylan as No Apologies," and "Joel and ful, if you'll excuse the expres- never letting us forget that this is scene wherein the thk character Jesse, Tasha Guevara as Keisha, Julia." ston. indeed a very dangerous men- and Clarice's chief nemesis, Ray Constance Rcardon as Rita, Green's latest play, "Firebird," But like almost all taboos that ster. The operative word here is LkUta as evil Justice Dept big- Christina Sasson as Kate, and will be produced by The Theatre have developed along the way of smooth. Very smooth. wig Paul Kitndkr, go head-to- Janet-Grace Swaim as the 15-Guild at the Yardley Community human evolution, each is a Playing beauty to his beast, head is the kind of movie year-old girl. Tickets are on sale Center, 64 South Main St., watershed statement about the and they hype that angle plenty moment that stays with you long now at SmartTix at 212-206- Yardley, PA on March 10-11, 17- progress of our socialization. this go-round, is Julian* Moore after other images ftde. 1515. 18, and 24-25, and on Sat, March Hence the tantalizing aura of as F.B.I. special agent Clarice Another great malign instance As noted on the production's 31, at the Cranbury United approach-avoidance which made Starting. It's the role previously features Giancarlo Giannini as a website (www.likebeestohoney Methodist Church, 21 N. Main the magnificently horrible portrayed by Jodie Foster. And Florence detective turned bounty .com) "Andrea Green is an St, Cranbury. For ticket sales for "Silence of The Lambs" both a while the very talented Miss hunter. Don't even ask. accomplished poet as well as an "Firebird" call 609-586-1774. A box office and critical success. Moore is not quite the world This is a case of the whole award-winning playwright. No two-character drama, in which a college professor confronts a "Hannibal" attempts to tap class actor that Miss Foster is, being less than the sum of its wonder her plays are so poetic. But never before has poetry been masked burglar who turns out to that same verboten vein in our her assumption of the little lost clever little parts. In fact, the pic- so evident in her stage work as it be a former honor student, will be psyche. Southern girl trying to find iden- ture is a veritable buffet of sinis- is in "Like Bees to Honey." A directed by Mary Ann Wylie. But while the first film was thy and vindication within the ter moments, many of them well dark and boldly authentic, over F.B.I, picks up right where her done and memorable. But if it's the last decade it has been lam- predecessor left off. « full-course entertainment pooned td nauseam. We've had Leastways, Doc Lecter is you're in search of, "Hannibal" time to digest and file its inner- convinced. For without skip- just isn't your dish, ent obscenity. Its catch phrases ping a beat after meeting up —*———— have become a part of our pop again with his comely pursuer, "Hannibal," ratedR. is an culture. And so, tenyear s later, Hopkins's . psychopathic MGM and Universal Pictures 455 St. George Ave 732-382-9500 this sequel surfaces as no more muncher launches right into release directed by Ridley Scott Rah way, NJ FAX: 732-381-8746 than a vayweU made caricature, his second favorite hobby: The and stars Anthony Hopkins, Such is often the unfortunate belittling ofothers by virtue of Miame Moore, and Ray Liotta. fate of Part #2s in general, no their social class. Rmningtime: 131 minutest WE CATER TO matter how competent the effort We anticipate a certain some- BRIDAL SHOWERS thing. Hollywood tries to please. The PC Guru ft Banquet Facilities And whether or not we know Solutions For Todays what to expect, we certainly I Daily Lunch Business & Dinner Specials LIVE BANDS know what we are expecting. 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THE ATOM TABLOID 6 dTIZEN^AZETTE, Marcl. 2,2001 YOUR FINANCIAL NEWS month, the next step is to deter- $500 equals $5,500). mine which months are "feast" Next, divide the total for the Managing An Unpredictable Income (income greater than expenses) deficit months (in this example, by Barbara O'Neill, Ph.D. and household expenses remain tng a spending plan (budget) ^ which are "famine" (income $5,500) by the number of AREA — For many people, pretty much the same This with an irregular income is jess than expenses). For exam- months where income exceeds managing money is a fairly pre- makes it-easy to plan bank stashing away money from p!e jf monthly expenses expenses. In this example, there dictable process They earn the deposits so that sufficient high-earning months to draw (^dueling savings) total $2,000 are seven "good" (income same income each month and money is available to pay bills from when income is lower ^ household income ranges greater than expenses) months pay roughly the same expenses For other people, however, There is no other "magic" way from $]000 to $5,000, some of and $5,500 divided by seven Of course, there are occasional income is irregular and can vary The first step in managing an tne surplus of high-earning equals $786. This is the average considerably from unpredictable income is track- months should be saved and amount that needs to be set aside 9 month to month For ing monthly expenses for an doje(j out gradually over lean during each "good" month. The example, construction entire month Every amount that monms to supplement income, actual amount saved per month workers and real estate is spent, however small, should Designate a bank savings can vary (read: some "good" agents generally earn be recorded (e.g., cigarettes, account or money market fund months are better than others), the most during the meals purchased at convenience t0 hoid surpius income until it is however, as long as the total summer. Winter stores, stamps, etc) to get a han- nec(jcd deficit ($5,500 in this example) months, on the other die on spending jhe biggest problem experi- is eventually set aside as a cush- hand, often bring a It is important to determine ence(j ^ irregular earners is not ion. reduced income Un- the amount needed to run youi j^y^g the organization anoVor Managing an unpredictable predictable income is household each month discipline to set money aside income need not be a nightmare also a fact of life for Occasional expenses (eg, quar- -j^y ^d freely during "the It does take some planning and many other occupa- terly property taxes and insur- good times" and then have noth- attention to detail, however. The tions including teachers ance premiums) should be ^g j income is key to success is simulating a g t0 s 10W wnen g (no summer salary), totaled for the year and divided rcduced. To plan ahead, estimate "regular paycheck" by accumu road paving crew work- by 12 to arrive at a monthly anticipated income for each lating funds to draw upon when ers, and self-employed expense amount Total all mOnth, based on past earning income is reduced, consultants household expenses: those that recOrds Be conservative with This MONEY 2000™ message is So how do you man- are fixed (eg, mortgage), flexi- your estimates Then subtract sponsored by Rutgers Cooperative "surprises," (e.g., a flat tire), age an irregular income? Plan, We (e.g., food), and occasional month|y expenses from income Extension. 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Sponsored by Greater North Jersey Chapter hensive legislation to prohibit the JFK Johnson Rehabilitation Institute and WCTC1450 AM Radio, director of the Northeastern the ongoing program highlights middle- and high-school aged stu- will sponsor the Americans with discrimination on the basis of Disability & Business Technical dents from Middlesex, Somerset and Union counties who have over- Disabilities Act employment disability in employment. In Assistance Center, will present come adversity to continue their athletic participation. Celebrating seminar "Know Your Rights in accordance with ADA guide- with Cruz during a recent appearance on WCTC is Bernard Spigner, the Workplace," 7 p.m. onlines, the seminar will cover the program. (far L), host of the radio station's midday show. March 6 at Overlook Hospital, who is protected, types of dis- To register, call Pat Evertz at 99 Beauvoir Avenue, Summit. crimination prohibited, disclo- (800) 833-0087. Smart & Healthy Supermarket Tours Be Advanced Family 'Healthy* by Dr. Karen EisJe, Cathy Forsythe, Secretary, be- public without regard to race, fed Great.. RD, FADA, CFCS tween 8:30 a.m-4 p.m. at Rut- religion, color, national origin, Natamlfy [Chiropractic Center AREA — Learn to read gers Cooperative Extension to ancestry, age, sex, sexual orien- r. Emma L. Yepez-Ziegenbalg labels while lowering your fat, register. The phone number is tation, disability, marital status salt and sugar intake. A regis- (908) 654-9854 or status as a special disabled '4 Cypress Drive (comer of Inman Ave), Colonit, NJ tered dietitian or nutrition expert All Rutgers Cooperative Ex- veteran or veteran of the Viet- (732) 499-9191 will answer your nutrition ques- tension Classes are open to the nam era. tions and guide the tour. It will Most health insurance plans accepted Flexible & affordable Family Plans be at the ShopRite Supermarket are available to help suit your needs. In Clark There will be two sep- ORIENTAL NATURAL HEALTH CARE CO. arate tours The first one will be may halp itiMt and many other pioMtmt: on l\wsday, March 6 from 7-9 •BackPtin Sports lnjunes • Poor Posture • Tendonitis p.m. and the second one will be •NMICPIU • Auto Accidents •Streu *TMJ © ACUTE 4 CHRONIC WIN ©WABETE8 •Arthritis • ScUtwt • Ctrptl Tunnel on Tuesday, March 27, also ©ARTHRJT18 ©STRESS • Due Problems •Muscle Spurn • Joint Pun • Pregnancy from 7-9 p.m. © MIGRAINE ©INDIQE8TION • PinohsdNvvet •Soolkws •Bunitis •Worklnunct ©SINUSITIS ©PMS ..ANDMORE' There is a $5 fee for cost of Niw QFHCT H< materials, which will be given to 239 Avml 8t, toml, NJ 07001 e 732- Moo., Tue., Wed, IQam-lpm md 3.7pm, Fn., 8:3Oim-lpm ind 3^pm; you the day of the tour. Regis- (ik accept MO FAULT Inwwce a Wortuwm't Cowpetititi^ Sat, 9 K>tm-12pm ~ tration is required. Please catt • • f» vv» • •'• i> #4 • • ^ • # •••••••• # • • •» # • t* 10 ... THE ATOM TABLOID 6 CITIZEN-GAZETTE. Mirck 2.2001 YOUR LOCAL NEWS Firefighters Heeded COLONIA—One day the the award was received by Fay SAYREVILLE Although the has begun an active recruitment For additional information or to realization came to Bill Fetdman. Fire Department is made up of some campaign. Recruitment messages volunteer, contact any of the follow- Feldman that so many members "Having Bill Feldman pres- 120 borough residents, the number air on Community Access Channel ing: Fire Chief (732)390-2938, of the Democratic Club of ent the award to his wife was a of firefighters and the amount of 12 and there are plans to hang ban- Melrose Hose Co. No. 1(732) 721- Colonia do participate and con- very proud moment not only for time they have to give is dwindling. ners over major roadways in town. 0762, President Park Fire Co. (732) tribute to our community. He both of them, but for the Senior Membership levels have not yet These efforts are intended to inform 721-6095, Sayreville Engine Co. strongly felt that these unsung Citizens' Club of Colonia as reached a critical level, but most Borough residents about the Fire No. 1 (732) 390-7069, or Morgan heroes should be recognized, well," said George \fessiliades, company's roll calls are not full. Department and the growing need Hose & Chemical Co. (732) 721- and broached the subject to the president of the citizen's chtb. In response, the Fire Department for volunteers. 1443. executive board in September of Giving the above individuals a 1994. They unanimously agreed plaque was their way of extend- Spadoro Seeks Re-eleition to implement his suggestion and ing to them their sincere thanks EDISON-Mayor George Spadoro recently Planning Board member Michael Pocchio Jr. a committee was formed, con- for being outstanding citizens in sisting of Pat Caparoso, Santo our community. All of the hon- announced that he will seek a third four-year term. Stephens has not yet sent his formal letter of intent to "I'm running," said Spadoro. "I'm going to try very DiRaimondo, Alan Richman orees are aware of how impor- municipal Democratic Chairman Tom H. Paterniti, but and Bill Feldman as chairman, tant h is to be involved and all of hard to get our message out and talk about my vision he has until March 9 to do so. He has already sent let- They agreed that the honoree of them are aware that democracy (for Edison) for the next four years.11 ters seeking the local Democratic committee's support. Spadoro, who has served since 1994, intends to screen before the party next month and seek its nomina- Pocchio, a self-employed attorney, said he will n FOR THE BEST OF YOUR I I MIDDLESEX COUNTY, SUBSCRIBE TO^ATO: M TABLOID I Subscription Publication: TdmH tomm *ht mm #/W .fcrtj Omm I Term: • Woodbridge Return this form with payment to: • One Year $15 • Edison/Metuchen I • Two Years $30 • Perth Amboy • Three Years $45 Devine Media I • Outside Middlesex • Carteret 492 West Grand Avenue, P.O. Box 1061, Rahway, New Jersey 07065 I County, $50/year • So. Amboy/Sayreville NAME 1 Choose Method Off Payment: ADDRESS I QCasH • Personal Check QVisa Q Mastercard CITY. STATE ZIP 1 Charge Card # PHONE I • Expiration Date SIGNATURE (x) I For advertising Information, call (732) 574-1200 or (SOB) 352-3100 I Mifcfc 2,2001. THE ATOM TABLOID 6 CmZEN-GAZFTTE It LINT FOR THE BRAIN been called for two centuries, is BY HENRY DAMEN now mangaed by the READERS COMMENTARY Report Department of Environmental They Lied To Me From Protection. You've heard about the for- fronton The Proprietary House mer President and the issues of Association has been working Verizon Has A Monoply On Us Esquire. There's the famous Do you like ghost stories? to restore the house and pre- below-the-belt cover shot, Dear Editor, the state's consumers. As such Do you like old buildings with a serve its heritage. The good which I dubbed "Monica's Verizon is, Verizon owes every resident and lot of history dating to the people of the Association do not View," featuring a spread-eagle small business owner in the Colonial era? I can tell you of a have an easy task ahead of them once again, Bill Clinton with a smug, "come state an explanation as to why place that has all of this. And although they have worked so trying to slip under the public and get some!" expression. we should be subjected to a rate you don't have to leave the hard already to renovate parts of radar screen with its latest plan Then there's the interview itself, increase. state. You don't even have to the building. Some projects to hike local phone rates for the one in which Clinton whines New Jersey consumers and leave the county. It is right in have been completed like the Verizon's plan to raise local that the Republicans "never small businesses. Last week, phone rates is everybody's busi- your backyard. The Proprietary fireplaces in the Dining Room apologized to the country for and in the Parlor. But the paint Verizon- formerly Bell ness, especially since telephone House on Kearny Avenue in his impeachment." He also is peeling, the floor needs to be Atlantic-asked the Board of service today is about much Perth Amboy was home to claims the Republicans "have- fixed, the wiring needs to be Public Utilities (BPU) >o radi- more than talking on the phone. William Franklin, the son of n't necessarily put their abuse of updated, just to name a few cally shorten the ume period for Internet connections-especially Benjamin Franklin. He was the power behind them." Folks this projects. All it takes is money. public comment on its rate hike high-speed internet service- last Royal Governor of New is pathological. And some of Much of the reason for the proposal. Verizon even pro- play an ever-increasing role in Jersey—the last governor you voted for this nut bar? disrepair is the lack of funds. posed a public comment period how we do business in the New appointed by the King of But there's more. Naturally, England. For this reason, I have intro- for the late summer months Economy. Verizon cannot be duced legislation along with when marry New Jerseyans are allowed to skate through this the Esquire interview made Visits to the Proprietary Assemblywoman Arline Friscia vacationing, another attempt to important process in the hopes news before the election. Big House are not always in the and Senator Joe Vitale that hinder the public's involvement consumers' attentions will be time. In tact, Bill Clinton's self- human form. Part of the legend would appropriate $2.5 million in this rate hike request elsewhere. serving and bizarre comments of this house includes sightings were slammed everywhere. The dollars to help restore the Recalling public outcry It is our hope that the BPU of ghosts, often when "no one" cover pose was derided. In other Proprietary House and make the against a similar plan it filed last will give the public every has been in the house. Some of words, the Esquire piece did not necessary repairs. The year to double local phone serv- opportunity to speak out against the friendly ghosts are chil- Assembly bill has been go over. So naturally, Bill dren—two young girls, playing ice rates, Verizon apparently Verizon's plan to raise local approved by the Environement will take whatever steps h can to phone rates, making the compa- Clinton responded...by blaming with dolls. Once a photogra- Committee and the Esquire. pher took a picture of the fire- minimize its exposure to bad ny explain why we need higher Appropriations Committee. It publicity. Verizon needs to rates to go along with their In a classic Clinton move he place in the house and devel- now awaits a vote by the full complained that the magazine oped an unexpected addition. remember it currently has a already poor customer service. Assembly. stranglehold monopoly on local Richard T. Thigpea, Esq. lied to him. "I was promised When he processed the film, The history of this house is a phone service in New Jersey- Patrick Torpey faithfully that the interview standing in the picture was a great one: How after 200-some- servicing about 95 percent of Treotoi would be done and released man with a black hat and thing years, there is a great after the election, and 1 believed cape—he wasn't there when the desire-to preserve the history of it," said Clinton. Here's Bubba picture was taken. There have A Punishment That Fits The Dime our state and the people who miffed that someone broke a been stories of people in Steven Fortin, should not spend attempt to prevent his arrest. These lived here long ago. This desire promise to him! What a hoot! Colonial-era costumes walking comes from the part in all of us the rest of his life in prison because are considered "aggravating fac- about the house, but there were who hold the history of our he sexually assaulted and murdered tors" under the state's dealth penal- a 25-year-old mother of four. Holy Family no tours that day. In tact, the families dear. But the history of ty law. A jury in New Brunswick is house was empty. Or so it was this house is also a sad one. The For some reason, the jurors Ckthiagtohe thought. being asked to consider whether won't be told that Fortin, formerly efforts to restore the mansion Fortin, 36, deserves the death penal- CARTERET—On Saturday, The mansion was built in have been fairly recent It was of Carteret, was captured and linked ty for the Aug. 11,1994 murder of May 19, Holy Family Home 1762 to house the Royal only in 1967 that the house was to Padilla's murder after he attacked Melissa Padilla in the Avene) sec- School Association will be Governor of New Jersey. purchased by the state. tion of Woodbridge. a female Maine state trooper in a William Franklin was sympa- sponsoring a clothing drive. We For the many years between In his opening statement, similar fashion during April 1995. thetic to the English Crown. He 1776 and 1967, the house was defense attorney Robert Obler told That incident points out why this are soliciting the support of the believed that the colonies would not thought of as a piece of his- jurors there is no evidence to show is a subject worthy of capital pun- community to assist and donate fare better under British rule. tory and was not adequately that Fortin prolonged his victim's ishment: After slaying this 25-year- used clothing to be laundered These beliefs caused a great rift taken care of. Where William misery or intentionally inflicted old mother, Fortin continued to and sent to Eastern European in his relationship with his dad. Franklin's study once was, and pain. commit savage crimes. countries., primarily Poland. And because of his pro-English in which Benjamin Franklin We disagree. The way Fortin Finally, consider the four chil- We will be collecting useable views, he was arrested in Perth spent most of his time while killed his victim was particularly dren who lost their mother. If we Amboy by American patriots in visiting, is an elevator. brutal. The last moments of this cannot replace what was taken by clothing: men's, women's and 1776. After that, William never It is extremely important for woman's life were filled with sheer Fortin, at least we can avenge the children's (no stains or tears), lived in the house again. His terror. us to preserve the history of this loss. wearable shoes and sneakers, departure brought an end to As Assistant Middlesex County building as well as the rest of There's no way to bring back belts, handbags, linens and colonial rule in New Jersey. New Jersey's vast and noble Prosecutor Thomas Kapsak told the Melissa Padilla, but there is a way stuffed animals. We will be con- heritage. We should start right jury sitting in Judge Joyce It came under new owner- to exact a punishment from her ship in 1808 and turned into a in Perth Amboy with the last Munkacsi's courtroom, Fortin killed ducting this fund drive in con- killer that fits the crime. Steven hotel. A third floor was added standing Royal Governor's while committing other crimes, nection with the American Used Fortin should be sentenced to death. and soon became known as one mansion. See foryoursel f 225 such as robbery and sexual assault, Clothing Corporation. and the murder may have been an The Editor of New Jersey's first seaside years of history, and look for the All items donated will be hotels. ghosts—if you'd like. Perth collected from 8 a.m-12 noon Amboy is alive with history and Got somethingto soy ? Why not write o letter to our "Reodeis But, it was forced to close in the Parish Center parking lot the Proprietary House is its Commentary" column? Tell us how you feel about current again. Over the years, the located on Pershing Avenue, house had many owners, finally crowning jewel. ^situations both locally ond nationally. coming to rest in the hands of For further information on Carteret. All donations should the State of New Jersey. The visiting the Proprietary House, be placed in plastic garbage Proprietary. H60M/4* tt bags. 12 ... THE ATOM TABLOID 6 CmZEN-CAZETTI. M«di 12001 OBITUARIES Hony R. Howell Anno Gurovich, 90 Samuel Pouciello Elizabeth Cook, 74 toy Giddings, 73 ofMetudien . of Edison of Porim of Edison Mr. Harry R. Howell of Mrs. Anna M. Gurovich of Mr. Samuel "Sam" A. Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Fazekas Mrs. May Moje Werzinger Woodbridge died February 25 at Metuchen died February 25 at Pauciello Jr. of Villas (former- Cook of Parlin died February 26 Giddings of Edison died Brighton Gardens, Edison. He JFK Medical Center, Edison. at home. She was 74. February 26 at JFK Medical was 86. She was 90. ly of Edison) died February 26 at home. He was 70. Bom in Port Chester, N.Y., Center, Edison. She was 73. Bom in Sewaren, he was a Bom in Perth Ambpy, she she lived in Staten Island, N.Y., Born in Jersey City, she Bom in Orange, he resided lifelong resident of Woodbridge. resided in Metuchen for the past for five years before moving to lived in Hoboken before mov- in Edison before moving to Mr. Howell was president of 21 years. Parlin in 1960. ing to Edison four years ago. Woodbridge Lumber Co., where She was a homemaker. Villas in 1994. She was employed by W.T. Before retiring in 1996, she he was associated for 40 years. Mrs. Gurovich was a Roman He retired in 1995 as a bro- Grant in Parlin for 14 years and worked as a day-care instructor He was a member of the First Catholic and a member of the kerage clerk for Merrill-Lynch then worked for K-Mart for in Hoboken for a few years. Presbyterian Church of Cathedral of St. Francis of in New York City, where he nine years before retiring in Prior to that, she was a crossing Woodbridge, where he formerly Assisi in Metuchen. was employed for 40 years. 1985. guard in Hoboken for 10 years. served as an elder, Sunday school Her husband, Frank Guro- He served in the Marine Mrs. Cook was a communi- Her first husband, Frank A. teacher and superintendent of the vich; two brothers, John and Corps during the Korean War. cant of St. Mary's R.C. Werzinger Sr., died in 1980. Sunday school. Frank Kavulak; three sisters, Mr. Pauciello was a mem- Church, South Amboy. Her second husband, Edward His wife, the former Olga Pauline Keller, Helena Mo- Her husband, Harold F. Cook Giddings, died in 1994. She Bamekow, died in 1993. A koskova and Marisa Colotkova ber of the St. Raymond's R.C. Jr. died in 1995 and a brother, was also predeceased by a son, daughter, Nancy Rusznak, died in and her granddaughter, Patricia Church Good iamaritans Julius Fazekas is deceased. Frank A. Werzinger Jr., who 1973. Sacco, are all deceased. Organization and a six-year Surviving are two sons, died in 1995 and a granddaugh- Surviving are a daughter, Surviving are her son, member of the church's CCD ter, Darlene Werzinger, who Wendy Kovacs of Lavalette; two Frederick F. Gurovich of Par! in; program in Village and a Harold III of Middletown and Richard of Roxbury; a sister, died in 1994. sons, Todd and Glenn, both of two daughters, Elizabeth Hoi- member of the VFW Post Surviving are two sons, Mary Haeger of Port Chester, Woodbridge; five grandchildren, lenbach of Woodbridge and 3725 in Town Bank. Daniel Werzinger of Linden N.Y. and four grandchildren. Robert, Christopher, Edward and Elaine Schwalje of Metuchen; He was also a 3rd Degree and John Werzinger of Mana- Kirk Howell and Deborah six grandchildren; 12 great- member of Stella Maris Theresa Festoer, 94 hawkin; two daughters, Maur- Gerbman and six great-grandchil- grandchildren; and & great- Knights of Columbus Council een Werzinger of Edison and dren. great-grandson. #3546 of Erma and a devoted ofSoyreville Christina Farinola of North member-volunteer of its Mrs. Theresa Week Festner Brunswick; a brother, Bert Breakfast Scholarship of Sayreville died February 24 Moje of Keansburg; eight The Cathedral-Second grandchildren, Nicole Lawson, Committee. at Home. She was 94. Andy and Lanettc Werzinger Surviving are his wife of 44 She was a lifelong resident of Baptist Church and Shayla, Christopher, years, the former Joan Da- Sayreville. Nicholas, Michael and Joseph 277 Madison Avenue. Perth Amboy Quino; two sons, Michael Mrs. Festner was a commu- Bishop Donald Hilliard Jr., D.Min., Senior Pastor nicant of Our Lady of Victories Farinola and a great-grandson, Pauciello of Whiting and Christopher Lawson. 732-826*5293 James Pauciello of Howell; R.C. Church, Sayreville and a member of the Senior Citizens THE CHURCH AT WORSHIP - SUNDAY two daughters, Nancy Moffatt Club at the church. Raymond Aceta, 44 7:30 am - Early VVDrsNp Service of Hamilton, Loren of Her husband, Emil; a brother, of South Amboy 9:30 a.m. - Bible Discovery Hour Hamilton, and Jeanne Martin (Toddler through Adult Age Classes) Alvin Week and three sisters, Mr. Raymond A. Aceta of 11:00 am - Worship Celebration of Hamilton; two brothers, Josephine Week, Mary Sigle South Amboy died February 6.00 pm - Night Church Joseph Pauciello of Cliflwood and Ida Switzer are all de- 24 at Raritan Bay Medical THE CHURCH AT WORSHIP - WEDNESDAY Beach and Lawrence ceased. Center, Perth Amboy 6:00 a.m. - Morning Prayer Pauciello of Oregon; a sister, Surviving are a daughter, Division. He was 44. 12:05 noon - MM-V\eek. Mid-Day Inspiration Natalie Scamecchia of both Theresa Semasko of Parlin; two Born in New Brunswick, he 7:30 p.m. - Pastoral Teaching Warwick and Villas and seven grandchildren, Deborah Fatti- was a lifelong resident of Friday, 6 30 p.m. • New Generation Youth Fellowship grandchildren, Samantha, bene of Connecticut and Fred R. South Amboy. Michael, Jason, Jessica, Semasko of-Florida; and five He was formerly employed HOLY COMMUNION... Every First Sunday 1 Jackie, Tori and Joseph. great-grandchildren. in the IVack Pepartment of Teen Church, Children's Church & Nursery available Conrail for many years and was a member of the MID-DAY International Brotherhood of Railroad Maintenance Way INSPIRATION Employees. His father, Frank D. Aceta WEDNESDAYS and his four grandparents, Z\f Crtftebral Angelo and Caimella Aceta 12:05 NOON Second tapMChMrch Funeral Home and Robert and Florence Card, CHAPMAN'S CHAPEL are all deceased. 338 Main Street South Amboy 721-0475 Surviving are his daughter, . The Hilliard Complex Kimberly Deliman of Morgan; a granddaughter, Deanna 205 Smith St., Perth Amboy Green of Morgan; bit mother, ''The Church With Heart VOLLMANN Shirley Aceta of Sduth in the Heart of the Cityn Amboy; two titteri, Cammie Aceta of South Amboy and A Bag Lunch is served CHS of charge Creative Floral ArranjcicnU Ann Cocco of Upper Distinctive Funeral V Wedding Designs Darby, Pa.; three brothers, ^ All Major Credit Cards Accepted Daniel of Laurence Harbor ••ALLAREVWELCOME^ and Angelo and James, both of Bishop Donald Hilliard Jr, Senior Pastor (732) 442-48OO South Amboy; and many FAX: (732) 442-4841 The Rev. Beraadette Glover-WUHan*, Assistant Pastor aunti, nuclei, nieces and K) Florida Grove Doad. Peril nephews. ,y* M«di 2.2001, THE ATOM TABLOID ft CmZEN^AZFTTE.. 13 YOUR LOCAL NEWS Military briefs, Dog/Cot Licenses To Expire Gennoro Visits Dili, SAYREVUL6-AI12000 cat and Saturday, May 5 at the Public dog licenses expire June 30. Dogs Works Oarage. The voucher pro- FORDS—Two Bearcat Co- Hfort over 7 months of age are required to gram is not in effect for this year. Captains qualified for the Kids' East Timor WOODBRIDGE—Student be licensed annually. State Tournament at the Toms COLONIA—Navy Petty s from Kennedy Park School Dog/Cat licenses will not be River Qualifier. Officer 2nd Class Joseph P. #24 recently presented $700 in issued if rabies inoculations expire SOUTH AMBOY-Court Joe Bubenheimer (INT-112) Gennaro, a 1977 graduate of between January 1 through October Santa Maria #382, C.D.A. of donations to Woodbridge Colonia Senior High School, took first place, besting three 31. In these cases, a booster shot South Amboy, will hold a Township's Relief Fund for recently visited Dili, East tough opponents in the 112 Ib. must be received in order to be eli- Chinese Auction at Knights of the victims of last month's Timor, during a six-month gible to purchase a 2001 license. class. Bubenheimer will auto- Columbus Hall, Fourth Street on earthquake in India. deployment to the Western Licenses will only be issued for matically earn a bye in the first Sunday, March 25 at 2 p.m. round of the State Tournament "Woodbridge Township ex- Pacific Ocean and Arabian Gulf dogs and cats whose rabies inocula- tends our heartfelt thanks and tions expire after October 31. (doors open at 12 noon). for its first place finish. while assigned to the destroyer appreciation to Kennedy Park Written proof of current inocula- Admission is $4 which includes His wrestlirg partner Brett School #24 for responding tion and proof of altering (spay/neu- coffee/cake and food is available. Epps (INT-105) pinned two tering) is required. For information, call JoAnn opponents in the first period but with enthusiasm and generosi- A rabies clinic is scheduled for Cordes at (732) 721-3676. lost a semifinal match to take ty to this humanitarian effort," third. said Mayor James E. Both boys, the first of the McGreevey. The students presented the USS Fletcher, home ported in WMHMPNS iWyMf dBSS CwW Bearcats to quality, will travel Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. to Lakewood in March tocom - funds to Acting Business Ad- COLONIA — The largest on-demand book publisher, During the four-day visit, pete against the state's best ministrator John E. January graduating class in the recently made available Lipuma's McCormac during an assem- Sailors devoted their time to history of New Jersey Institute of first science fiction novel, Slayer wrestlers. helping the people of East Technology, Newark, received of Evermore. bly at the school. Each student Timor renovate a community their degrees Jan. 12 at the Lipuma, who has been legally PmMmQ 5MSM had been asked to contribute a center. They hosted local civic school's 115th commcncctnent at blind since the age of 10, credits EDISON—A program on quarter for the Relief Fund, and peacekeeping force leaders New Jersey Performing Arts his visual impairment, engineer- "Preparing Your Vegetable and but the proceeds far exceeded Center, Newark. and youth scouts aboard ing background, and a longtime Flower Garden" will be pre- that goal. love of feature films with his Fletcher and donated materials Approximately 818 candi- sented at the Edison Township "I thought it was really nice dates, including 368 bachelor's unique life perspective and love to a local orphanage and med- Free Public Library, 340 of our school to do this and I ical clinic through Project 42S mister's and 24 doctoral of writing. Piainfield Ave., on Wednesday can't believe we got all that Handclasp. degree candidates and one degree NJIT is a public research uni- of engineer comprised the state's versity enrolling over 8^00 bach- evening, March 21 at 7 p.m. money," said Student Council first higher education class of elor's, master's and doctoral stu- A speaker from the Master Representative Rachel Doren. Airman Springer 2001. Twenty-four doctoral dents in 80 degree programs Gardener department of the "I'm really happy and I hope Arrives For Duty degrees were presented, the through its five colleges: Newark Rutgers Cooperative Extension India gets all fixed up." largest number ever awarded by College of Engineering, New of Middlesex County will dis- The Mayor said PARLIN—Air Force Airman NJIT at a January commence- Jersey School of Architecture, cuss the best ways to get our Woodbridge Township contin- ment. College of Science and Liberal 1st Class Errol W. Springer has gardens ready for the growing ues to appeal to all residents arrived for duty at Dover Air James M. Lipuma, Colonia, Arts, the School of Management who received a doctorate in envi- and the Albert Dorman Honors season ahead. for donations to assist the Force Base, Del. This program is free and earthquake victims. Springer is the son of ronmental science, represented College. Research initiatives the graduate students. He also include manufacturing, micro- open to everyone. To register, Individuals who wish to Claudette Williams of Jamaica, made a short speech. Ltpuma, a electronics, multimedia, trans- call (732) 287-2298, ext. 1. make a financial donation N.Y. and Errol W. Springer of lecturer at NJIT, holds a bache- portation, computer science, solar You may also sign up at the should send checks payable to Parlin. lor's degree from Stanford astrophysics, environment engi- library circulation desk. Woodbridge Township Relief University and a master's degree neering and science, and architec- For further information, call Fund, c/o of Woodbridge from NJIT. XHbris, an electronic, ture and building science. Roberta at (732) 287-2298, Township, 1 Main St., Menl Agony Rvk$ ext 227. Woodbridge, N J. 07095. PERTH AMBOY—The Board of Trustees of the Roberto WOODBRIDGE—A federal the U.S. District Court in October Clemente Charter School agency has ruled that agreements 1999. announces its official enrollment •between the Township and On January 11,2000, the court period, to register students for Conrail to reduce railroad noise ruled that Conrail had violated the Grades 6 and 9. The school will near Port Reading homes are agreements and found the rail open in September 2001 with Falkland enforceable." company in contempt of court. 144 students and expand to serve "The U.S. Surface, Trans- * However, the court also ruled that grades 6-12 by the fourth year. portation Board decision upholds the matter was within the juris- Woodbridge Township's con- diction of the Surface The school is now accepting tention that Conrai) is obligated to Transportation Board and should applications from students who abide by the terms of a 1996be considered by that federal will enter grades 6 and 9 in Stipulation and Order of agency. September. Application forms Settlement as well as a 1999 In its ruling, the STB has are available at PRAHD, 100 Consent Order," Mayor James E. upheld the agreements and pro- LOCAL HDOU SCHOOL STUDENTS RECEIVE OEFIIMLUTOft TMUNIIIfr- lint Street, Perth Amboy. As a McGreevey said. vided that, in the event oft breach Evona Bama, (second from R.) a Fords Mkldla School student and put- *The two Court-ordered agree- of the agreements, an aggrieved idtnt of tht Early Ada Club, which raiata money for local community ink- public school of choice, thece is tiauvfs, displays an Automated External Otflbrttator (AEO) at a rtotnt no tuition; the school is fret to ments prohibit train idling on the party may seek appropriate relief demonstration held at JFK Medial Center, Edison. AED is a devloi that in a state or federal court "The ill students. The enrollment tracks behind homes on •valuatea a paraon'a heart rhythm and dtUvtrt an ttectric 'shock* If Rosewood Lane between 10 STB decision will assist nttdad. Fords Middte School ttudtnte mm trained on how tht AED deadline it March 29. pjn.-6a.nC he sail Woodbridge in our ongoing worka after raiting $3,000 to donate ont to tht Foria/Ktasbay Stntort Since spaces are limited to Dc#to the two agreements, efforts to protect die quality oflifo Club. With Bama art (l.-R.) Franc* Gagtano and Joatphint Gonyo, 144 students, parents are en- Conrail trains continued todistur b for families who reside near the both of tht Forda/Ktatbty Stniora Club; Dantelte Vinci, a Fonts MUd* couraged to register tarty. the Port Reading neighborhood rail yard,*1 said Third VIM School tfudtnt and vfet prtaidtnt of tht Early Ada Club; and Cathy with late night rail note, forcing Councilman Frank 0. Petaoan, PtHcan R.N.C, dnteal tducaHon coordinator for JFK Mtdical Ctnter*a For inquire*, call (732) 442- TraWr^trm Education Qtpartmtnt 1011. v wtedbridptoftkamotkawith M... THE ATOM TABLOID 6 CITIZEN-GAZETTE, Mattfc 2,2001 •••••#• Sfnow whitt matt, t9» wjt 5ii , 175 lbs, smoktr, homt owntr, tmploytd, ado has oasrtstlon dlt» aoMrty. Setta a SnfpJt fejMait, child TTM, aga optn, vx intnoinip ma companion. MX 11755 Staglt malt, SOyr old, 6', 200 lbs, 70 yr oM female, who enjoys walks, dart brawn hair, and tyts, Hkts going for drives, lunch at Atlantic City. Would like to meet a man, 68 dining out, the short, sports, to 73, who (hires similar Interests. movies, play, musk ,looklno, for a Ocean County. BOX 27953 single or dtvofced white female, slim build, no small chlWrtn, 39 to AMMAMUMOMM SO, and tikes to have fun. K>X We can listen, laugh, and share lov- 36942 ing friendship filled with communi- cation, mutual appreciation to our interest You: tall white Jewish gen- Singlt Italian malt, 6', 210 lbs. tleman, 55-63, looking for Me: Looking for a woman, to gtt to warm and attractive professional. know, and possibly moft. IOX Let's share the Arts, dining, and the 37318 outdoors etc. New York county. BOX 29276 CM1MTMLMT Singlt whitt malt, 4'1\ tnjoys poetry and mort, sttklng a singtt 51 yr old, single white female, ftmalt, with similar Inttrtm. IOX attractive, honest and sincere. 10424 Looking for a single gentleman to share good and bad times together, for friendship first. Let's grow old Divorced whitt proftational malt, together as a couple and enjoys 45 yr old, 510*, 170 rbs, brown what life has to offer BOX 39512 tyts, light brown hair, fathtr of I two, physically fit coNtgt educat- DOUmLTMMUT Easy going, single white; malt, 29, Malt, 6'2", 195 lbs. athlttk. wtH Dedicated, attractive, professional Single female, in my 40$, 5'6", Single female, 34, attractive, very ed, and goal orttnttd, honest, tra- Divorced white female, 65 yr old, attractive, looking for a single outgoing, single mother of two, 5'8'. mtoTum build, family orien- educated, attractive, gamefor any- 5'2\ 106 lbs. enjoys movies, read- blonde female. 46 yr old, likes tated, likes having fun, boating, thing. Enjoys let skating, skiing, ditional, Independent, and stcurt. working out and more. Seeking an male, 35 to 50, for friendship. BOX financially comfortable, likes walks on beach, qutet nights, in Enjoys movits, roller skating, ing, dancing, the outdoors, all 11193 movies, the shore, and dining out. theatre, Ntw Jersey home near music, animal, and much more attractive, tall male, with Christian starch of single white female, 24- Manhattan; an apartment by garage salts. Sttklng a swttt, values. BOX 36802 Looking for a single white male, 37 Seeking a single male, for great oB&vvmt 30, for possible long term relation- Lincoln Center; own business. Vtry dtvottd, honest. Christian whitt conversation to a night out on the to 40, with a medium build, who is ship Ocean County, BOX 27»58 comfortable. Seeks attractive lady, ftmalt, 38 to 45, avtragt build and 40 yr old, 5'4", slim, good looking, financially secure. BOX 37758 mat apptaranct. lOXlOTM town, BOX 10733 Glamorous, JO'S, female, smart, single mother who enjoys movies, 30-40, irrteMgant interesting, fun artist, intelligent, self-employed. reading, biking, hiking and much Italian malt, 5'6\ 110 lbs, fairly to be with, rforobtems, just small Enjoys dancing and painting. onts. 10X29272 We can listen, laugh, and share lev more, is seHrng a Irish single male, I need a new orier'al, or Asian good looking and Is looking for a Singlt romantic whitt malt, late Seeking someone to dance with. really nice girl with no chiWrtn for ing friendship filled with communi- 36 to 46. fit, non smoker, family ori- dance partner. I'm a blonde up 20's, outgoing wtth a ttmt of BOX 36890 ented, to share good times and scale senior, good looknq. (vtth an possible committed relationship. cation, mutual appreciation our 10X11798 True Christian. 6', Italian g humor who wvts tht outdoors. intefst. You: tall white Jewish gen- MX CIT 140(201 r.aybe more. BOX 15739 attractive figure. IOX i(*7j man, young 52, handsomt, vtry looking for a comparablt ft mala tlemc:, 55 63 lookinc for Me: warm 31 yr old, 5V. 135 Ib, single OMJfflMBMCUit comptBtonatt, understanding, Un- who has a grtat personality for a and attractive professional. Let's female with brown hair and eyes, White female, seeking gentleman, LOW TO jit malt, SS, S'10", sett/pepper ctra and kind. Looking for spatial ont on ont rtiatltmMp. IOX share the Arts, dining and the out- non-smoker, never married. Likes 64 to 73.1 like to dine out. dance, Single, tall, attractive, black female, hair, olivt complexion, smoker, lady, with similar quairflts, who stW 11110 doors etc. New York county. BOX movies, dancing, dinner, long walks travel and many other things. I 47,5'8*, 153 lbs, dark brown com- would like to mttt a trim, good btlltvtslnfrttndshlpandtrutlovt 22193 and skiing. Seeking white profes- would like someone sincere and plexion, with nochiUlrm Seeking a htarttd woman, who would be fortvtr. Btrgtn County. IOX 29271 sional male, 30 to 40, nw mar- honest, for possible long term rela- tall, physically fit single, divorced inttrtsted in companionship. IOX SI yr old. singlt whitt malt, hand- • TMKIY ried, childless for friendship and tionship. Middlesex County. BOX black or Hispanic malt, 50 to 60, for 36831 somt, fit tnjoys dining out golf, Divorced white, single mom, non- 26712 friendship, and possible long ttrm Vtry handsomt, intelligent, tall, ^ 4 4 i smoker, pretty dark eyes, loyal, more. BOX 36922 relationship, wtth a good sense of tducatad black malt, pnvskajy fit, ing a singlt whitt ftmalt, 41 to 52, intelligent. Enjoys writing poetry, Single white professional malt, broad shouWtrs, good Hstentr, a. ittCMHK humor. BOX 11091 5'U', 190 lbs, 54, good features, iuf m long wrrn nwing mtuwwnpi moviev dancing, is vivacious, versa- Single white female, non-smoker, Single female, SI, 5'7". 170 lbs, gtntltman sttks norMmoktr, norv tile. Seeking single male, 42 to 60, looking to mttt an attractive, edu- social drinktr. enjoys dancing, wttfi dark brown hair and hazel cated, 40 to 55. 5'2' to it; to drinktr, drug and dlsttst frtt, non-smoker, non-drinker, educat- painting and more. Seeking a sin- eyes, likes long country rides and Divorced white female, M, 5', with shart movits, musk, tht awacVvt^shtptly, 160to. o r Its*, ed, children okay Seeking someone gle male, with similar interests, for a sunsets, Looking for a single male, brown hair and eyes, vtry outgo- shore, sight stamp, and tconomicaiy stcurt, cudt pit, 25- Oworctd whitt malt, SI, f'4 , 230 with similar qualities. No head possible relationship. BOX 36974 for casual dating. BOX 34070 41, Hkts cooking, romantic rmak. lbs, hatay, stcurt; proftnlonal, games. Hudson County. BOX 29251 ing, fun loving. Likes all kinds of othtr things that fto ptoptt can UrSOMTT fun things, hope you are honest, shart. M»T42770 quitt tvaningi. Onion County BOX looking for a tajl, thin, singlt JWTACAUMMr 3077$ ftmait, 43 to 50, who tnjoys tht M yr ofd, 5'5", fit, Afro American Attractive, single white female, sincere and looking for a long term Attractive single white female, SO female, Christian, professional, relationship BOX 11102 it slmplt pltaturts of Hft, for a possl- plus, non-smoker, with » great lernual. warm, personable, caring Stag*) white man, SS. 5'1O", 170 never married, childless, enjoys college graduate, with varied inter- lbs, handsome, loyal, low keyed, WW BOX 13013 smile and sense of humor Enjoy movies, i»n music, reading, the urtNvr museums, music, dancing, beacnes ests, would like to meet someone homt body, smoker, non-drlnktr, malt, It, 5'10\ athMc fit, brown outdoors an much mort. is seeking who knows how to treat a lady. Single white, professional female, no drugs, contractor. Likes camping and traveling. Would like to meet a a Christian male, of any race, for 27, enjoys nature hiking, traveling, hair, Haiti tyts. good looking and Singlt whitt malt, tali, attrtrtvt, single white male in the local area Must be financially secure and concerts. Sttfcs child frtt, indt- friendship first and maybe more. theater, musk and mort. Sttking a pandant woman, maybt movt out nunory, cnfoyi moviw, wnopymg, 30, Wgh school graol who tnjoys of Union County who is attractive BOX 11546 looking for possible rang ttrm rela- book storts, dirmtr, eonvtrsattom, dining out dancing, swimming, tionship. Middlesex County. 8OX single matt, non- smoktr with simi- West maybt not. Warren County. and intelligent. 55 to 65. BOX quitt tvtnmgi. In starch of singlt and quitt romantic tvtnlngs. 26713 lar inttrtsts. IOX 11946 IOX 30767 35295 white ftmalt, 21 to 34, with similar Sttklng singlt whitt ftmalt, 25 to Union County arta Afro American LOMTOMMItfltOMU interests, friendship first, with pot- 45, Xf tn lt§ widow, mio 50'*. thin/medium siUt relationship. BOX 26522 tsts. 10X13249 This 39 yr old female is looking to build. Loyal, kind, honest sensitive, meet a special, single, Jewish pro- independent, unpretentious, social fessional male, 35 to 45, who drinker, no baggage. Enjoys chess, Singlt malt, 44, 5'9'. 1t5 lbs, ath- Singlt whttt malt, 34, 5'ir, i« enjoys New York City, working out, cards, walks, dining in and out, lttk build, good looking, profes- lbs, enjoys dining out movits and dancing and more IT you can make dancing, theater and much morel sional fire fighter, enjoys boating, mort. Sttkimj a singlt black or a woman feel special. I would love Seeks widowed or divorced male, relationship is built on beautiful fishing, dining out, traveling, Hlspank ftmait, with similar inttr- to hear from you! BOX 35460 fS to 70, race not important. BOX musk, reading, and quitt tvtninos tsts, for pottit* rtlationship. IOX 30755 memories you make together. at home, looking for a woman, 30 13769 to 50, with no children, athlttk, Single female, rare flower, all flow- •BMWWWITIWMff good stnst of humor. MMMOT ers, are unique, with there own Single attractive professional black Single white malt, 45,5'8*. 190 lbs, personality, and style, they bring female, 21, 5'C". Enjoys traveling, brown hair, grttnVbrown tyts, joy to everyone's heart. I'm still in hanging out with friends, laughing, finding that $peci*l tomtom tf tuitr the garden searching for that spe- tnjoys sports, movits, talks, tht movies, working out. Seeking a Singlt whitt malt, 99 yrs old, outdoors, qutet times and mort. cial someone, I like water front than you mink. Try tht penonatt. enjoys movits, reading, tint dining, honest, caring, single professional Staking a singlt ftmalt, with simi- views, movies, dining out. and male, 30 to 42 For a monogamous Place your FREE od today, tht outdoors and much mort, is dancing. Looking for a male who staking a singlt whitt ftmalt, SO lar Inttrtsts, lor fritndshlp and a can be all he can be. BOX 39917 relationship. Race is not an issue. possibit relationship. IOX 13130 BOX 10827 to (0, to shart good time and maybt mort. IOX 35069 LOOK tJO VIMHMI IX AJMMHOML ...Lovtr. Singlt white gtntltman, Very pretty, and sweet single 32 yr old, 5'5", ex model, very slen- Jewish female, 35, never married, Singlt whitt professional malt, S1, European, U.S. Ottotn, sttking a der, affectionate, caring, good lady for possibit long term rtia- long brown hair, green eyes, gen- sense of humor Looking forward 51*, fit humorous, warm, caring, tle, down to earth, very caring, and to meeting a down to earth, finan- sttklng singlt whitt ftmalt, 35 to tionshlp. I am modtst and educat- passionate, likes helping others. 41, warm, attractive, fit down to ed, my grtat entartainrntnt is clas- Looking for a sweet, caring, Jewish cially secure, college educated and family oriented male, who's also tarth, for friendship, good times, sical musk because it bring us to a white male, never married, 32 to possibly mort. IOX 36016 higher lavtt. Tht lady I setk nttd 44, who likes movies, parks, ptcnics, loving and caring. Enjoys swim- ming, tennis musk, movies, travel- not likt rt howtvar, sht should be science and reading. BOX 42759 OMUUIMUGMTB undtntanding. BOX 15636 ling, ccookinc g and dining out. BOX 30 yr old, W, 220 Ib, singlt male, UCUTMrT MY HEART 29232 tnjoys tht outdoors, country musk HMDTOPWi Pretty, fit, opinionated, domesticat- and mort. Seeking a singlt whitt Smalt white professional malt. SS, ed, passionate, classy Italian ftmatt, 25 to 35, who shart similar looking for a singlt ftmalt, aga. female, who likes all kinds of music, Single white female, 36,5' 1". never delights, BOX 11578 sports, entertaining at home, look- married, no children, professional, r«ct, or nationality unimportant ing for a divorced widowed single blonde hair, green eyes, attractive. likts quitt timts at homt and fairly fit. Enjoys dining m/out, Singlt whitt Irish malt, Iff) lbs, romantic avtnings. IOX 15974 white male, S7 to 65, family orient- f ed, non-smoker, fit, attractive, museums, all types of music, and 6'2 , enjoy hiking, biking, and tht movies. Looking for a smgi« white batch. Sttking a singlt whitt MI VN soon music lover, and »sense of humor a Single malt, 24 tmptoytd. looking plus. BOX 42769 male. 30 to 50, who enjoys good 1 ftmalt, 27 to 37, for fritndshlp and conversation, evenings out. week- Divorced, successfu . professional, 43 yr old, V, 180 lbs, fit, singlt mort. IOX 34713 to mttt a singlt, attractive fun, end trips, and day trips BOX 37301 white female looking to shaft. whitt malt, never marritd, profts- women, in arta for fun, and dat- Divorced female, 39, 5" 5, natural Enjoys talking, *allung. |«j, the- sional, educated, tnjoys movits, ing. BOX 16180 red head, college educated, seeks ater, arts, city country water i Mce working out, good conversations, Good looking singlt mak likes divorced or single male up to 45, Single white female. 24, petite, new adventure, taxing souH and tht outdoors, hiking, and much long drives, dancing and movits. caring, sincere and educated, who with dark eyes and dark h*r in hoittst fotts rf you »r# looking for mort, is staking a singlt ftmalt, Sttking an attractive ftmtlt, 30 to Singlt white malt, mid Sfs. 5'6', - enjoys music, outdoors and family. search of a single white max 2b to * rttabOMh* ta fArrqtmmm your mature, loving, caring, over 30, of 40, for friendship and mort. BOX 140 lbs, slrxtrt, caring, tasygoing BOX 29268 33. I enjoy going out for long krfe. 'mi MUr Hudttn County. BOX any race, to develop a long ttrm 34161 parson, browrVaray hak, blut tyts. AM 40 yr old, single malt, with salt and relationship. BOX 11595 walks, movies, dining out, hiking. ptpptr gray hair, enjoy* dining out, Enjoys sports, dining out movits, UNI IS Mi. Wt I going to the beach and trav*t>*q musk and* sharing ntw inttrtsts Professional, 44 yr old, divorced the mowts, comedy clubs and the 1MM8NTI 45 yr old, 5*11", 170 lbs. brown BOX 16143 Singlt white malt, no dependents, tyts and light brown hair, divorced with somtont special, looking for white female, with brown hair, and shore. Looking for a single or a petite, singlt whttt f tmak, 44 to green eyes, enjoys long walks, dworctd white female, for friend- non-smoker, drug frtt, 94, 5*9*, professional, white fathtr of two, 160 lbs, dark haiOlua tyts, profes- college educated, financially edu- 54. IOX 16221 movies, hiking, golfing and much 40 yr old female, attractive ship and companionship. No more, is seeking a single male, with dating, walking, dining, d sional, likes working out tennis, cated, enjoys movies, biking, musk, 'Mm', t 'j*s*»#. «*•, 56fa 6), gamts! IOX 12213 and much mort. Sttking a caring, similar interests, to develop a long looking to meet new fr*rtfi thtattr, moviti,'running. Looking *m***A am* foanciaN* for that one right person, that I can loving, Christian, singlt ftmait, 9 ttrm relationship. BOX 35040 37646 ijr *j#>*i, amtf available. shart my lift with, must be a pro- to 41, fit to tnioy inttrtm and The Pufakantr tMumea no kabNy tor Sing* whitt malt, 31 6', 165 lbs. fessional, no childrtn, non-smoktr friendship. BOX 37354 the content of, or nyftttto, any aoVtr- HO MQAK CBAMBS f Uflrt CIT TQOtVMJJH fcAi te Such Ubfr Attractive, 23 yr old, Hispanic Single white ftmale, 5'3'. in, Nature orwnttd, loves to cook, ard drug free. BOX 11771 muiK, and movits. m starch of sin- y female, who is tried of games, is attractive, dark brown hair and mf ff4iif,« 129248, seeking a single white male, 25 to light brown eyes, enjoys ammah, gle or divorced Asian female, sin- fun, upbeat, nice guy yiO". 225 or mpondtM. 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THE ATOM TABLOID 6 CITIZEN-GAZETTE, Mink 2,2001 YOUR SCHOOL NEWS cilitators are representatives of students must possess a high com, but payment must be Time Is Running Out local banks, community devel- school diploma or general received for an applicant to be STATE — Time is running Pleasantville, Trenton and Mill- opment organizations and the equivalency diploma To gradu- My registered and eligible to out to register for the ville All classes are held be- NJDA, allowing students to ate, they must attend at least six attend classes. Enrollees do not Entrepreneurial Training Insti- tween 6-9 p.m. Registration is build relationships with the classroom sessions, complete all have to be residents of the, tute's (Ell's) spring session of limited? same people and organizations written assignments and present municipalities in which classes classes designed to guide new The eight-week training pro- who might ultimately finance their business plan at panel re- are held. and expanding small business gram, sponsored by the New their businesses Once ETI view. Nearly 500 people have The NJEDA is committed to owners, especially women and Jersey Development Authority classroom sessions are complet- graduated since the program fostering the growth of small minorities, toward successful for Small Businesses, Minori- ed, program participants submit was established in 1992. businesses, especially woman* entrepreneurship ties' and Women's Enterprises their business plan to a panel of Cost for the program is $225, owned and minority-owned Classes will begin later this (NJDA), covers such practical banking, accounting, law, mar- which includes textbooks. To businesses, by offering financ- month and eaily next month at topics as preparing a focused keting and economic develop- request registration materials, ing, technical assistance and ten locations throughout the business plan, understanding the ment professionals for a thor- prospective applicants can call training and mentoring pro- state These locations include financial aspects of running a ough panel review. A sound ETI at 609-292-9279 or send an grams NJDA programs are Mount Laurel, Hack en sack, small business and developing business plan is necessary when e-mail to [email protected]. Appli- managed by the New Jersey Lakewood, Neptune, Newark, marketing strategies. students seek financing. cants can also access the ETI Economic Development Au- North Brunswick, Plainfield, Program instructors and fa- To apply to the ETI program, registration form at www.njeda •thority. Meals Froai Jopn !• Stody Aneri«M fohtri E-Commerce In Schools AREA — Thirteen college Director of Admission at all lectures and homework, says AREA — David T. Gross- credit cards in their business students from Japan will embark Felician College. Sinding, who notes that the class man, a member of the Piscata- functions, however. Nonethe- on a five-week intensive course The nine men and four will incorporate field trips and way Board of Education, is less, Internet purchasing — e- in English language and Amer- women, aged 20-21, are work- activities to introduce the stu- serving on a state-levtl commit- commerce—might provide sig- ican culture at Felician College ing to complete the intensive dents to American culture. tee that is studying the use of nificant savings'* According as they prepare to graduate from course, offered through Kaplan* Those activities include a trip to electronic commerce in local to Pawling, the committee will universities in Japan and come at Felician, in preparation for a the Garden State Plaza and to school district business prac- assess the benefits and risks to the United States to earn a standardized English competen- New York: City where they will tices. involved in using electronic second baccalaureate "It is cy test Once they pass the test, visit the Metropolitan Museum Patti J. Pawling, New Jersey technology in school district common practice for students they will have the option to of Art and have lunch "on the School Boards Association purchases. Issues surrounding from Japan and other countries matriculate into a degree pro- town" president, appointed Grossman school district use of e-com- to earn one degree in their native gram at Felician College mis Housed in dormitories on the to the organization's 8-member merce include Internet security, country and then come to the coming Fall. Towards this end, college's Rutherford campus, Ad Hoc Committee on E- the potential for vendor fraud, U.S. to earn a second degree they will be in class six days a the students will also get a taste Commerce. legal impediments (such as the here," says Jeff Sinding, Inter- week, four hours per day of American college life through MThe E-Commerce Com- prohibition against school dis- national Recruiter and Assistant through March 17. But it's not evening activities organized by mittee is studying the use of trict credit cards), and die need the various student and resi- electronic technology as a way to safeguard public monies. dence, life groups on. f^M^p1^ to achieve savings foe school The E-Commerce Committee These include a "Grease" movie district purchases,** explained will submit its recommend* theme night, Mardi Gras "Party Pawling. "Purchasing over the tions to the NJSEA Delegate Gras," "Open Mic" night, talent Internet usually requires the use Assembly in May The Delegate show, career workshop, and of a credit card; state law pre- Assembly is the Association's WE "Video Music Awards" night. vents school districts from using major pottcy-setHng body. The group of Japanese stu- KICK dents coming to campus is just Dean's And Honors Lift one of the many examples of 400 Felician College's international AREA — Furieigh Dickinson from Fords, Jison Vizcam; and reach The college's diverse stu- University's Florham-Madison from Perth Amboy, Frederick dent body includes students Campus has released the names of Springer. OUT OF with native homelands of China, area students who qualified for The student* on the Dean's Korea, Ireland, Canada, Greece, the Fall 2000 Semester Dean's List are: from Carteret, Angel SCHOOL Philippines, Albania, Columbia, and Hooors List. Collizo, from Colonia, Jonathan Peru, Poland, Ukraine, Norway, The students on the Honors Bergbauer and George Brand/ EVERY India and Africa. 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