Finale Hill Encourages Music Fans to Help Less Fortunate by JENNIFER KOHLHEPP & SAM SLAUGHTER Staff Wrilfn F'ans, Bring Cans

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DECEMBER 9, 2010 SentineNORTH BRUNSWICK • SOUTH BRUNSWICK l gmnews.com Finale Hill encourages music fans to help less fortunate BY JENNIFER KOHLHEPP & SAM SLAUGHTER Staff Wrilfn F'ans, bring cans. The Millstone rock band Finale Hill has partnered with N.J. Models Rock to play a benefit concert for the South Brunswick Food Bank 8-11 p.m. Dec. 11 at Rockn' Joe Coffeehouse in the Kendall Park Shopping Center, located on Route 27 in the Kendall Park section of South Brunswick. Over the summer. Finale Hill was one of the opening acts for the famous '80s band Skid Row at the Stone Pony in Asbury Park. N.J. Models Rock was working at the show that night. Sherry Rubel, professional pho- tographer and the promoter of N.J. Models Rock, was impressed with Finale Hill and asked the band if they would like to collab- orate on some shows. "Once we heard that the food pantry was running low, we talked to Finale Hill. We SCOTT FRIEDMAN decided we wanted to help each other out," Anoosha Banetjee (l-r), RIya Goel and Ouchi Dhandhukia, all 12 and members of Girl Scout Cadets Troop 81554, hang ornaments on a Rubel said. tree at the Slack-Carroll House during the Dayton Village Citizens Coalition's holiday lighting celebration Dec. 5. Finale Hill is a four-piece hard rock group with a classic rock sound and some modem-day influences. The band features Millstone's Jimi Maraday on lead vocals Nutmeg product recalled from Dayton-based company and guitar, Mike DiGuglielmo on drums. "Nutmeg Ground." 1.92 ounces (UPC 0- most common in the United States being Kevin Basko on lead guitar and Kane Mara- Testing does not show 99482-41931-8, Lot Code 0321). salmonella enteritidis and salmonella ty- day on bass. contamination; Frontier Natural Consumers can fmd the lot number di- phimurium. "Sherry Rubel offered us a free photo rectly above the UPC code on bulk pack- The American scientist Dr. Daniel shoot with her models," Basko said. "After Products taking precaution ages and on the bottoms of glass bottles. Salmon first discovered salmonella in 1885. the photo shoot. Sherry's business partner BY SAM SLAUGHTER "A recall was the right thing to do." said "Consumption of products containing and rock artist. Phil 'The Rock 'n' Roll Staff Wriirr Mincing spokesman Eliot Hoff. "If there salmonella can cause serious and sometimes Painter' Baker, took the band to Rockn' Joe was a widespread contamination, we don't fatal infections in young children, frail or in Kendall Park to discuss some ways that Dayton-based spice company has want people getting sick." elderly people, and others with weakened both Finale Hill and N.J. Models Rock initiated a voluntary recall of one lot immune systems." according to the Food could entertain a crowd and do something Aof its nonorganic nutmeg product. The nutmeg in question came from and Drug Administration (FDA) website. good for the community." Mincing Overseas Spice Co. recalled the Indonesia. The event at Rockn' Joe will provide an nutmeg after receiving notice that Frontier "This is common. Spices come from "Healthy persons infected with salmo- opportunity for teens to give something Natural Products Co-op, based in Norway. where spices are grown." Hoff said. "The nella often experience fever, diarrhea back to the community, according to N.J. Iowa, recalled two products manufactured contamination could've happened any- (which may be bloody), nausea, vomiting Models Rock owners Rubel and Baker, of with nonorganic nutmeg supplied by Minc- where along the way." and abdominal pain. In rare circumstances, South Brunswick. ing. Independent testing done by Mincing infection with salmonella can result in the "When you give, you get a chance for The products were sold under the Fron- did not yield positive contamination results. organism getting into the bloodstream and something in return," Baker said. tier and Whole Foods Market brands and Salmonellosis, the illness caused by the producing more severe illnesses such as ar- The organizers will give gifts to those were distributed in all 50 states and parts of gram-negative, rod-shaped bacilli saJmo- terial infections (i.e., infected aneurysms) who bring the most items for the food Canada. The recall was issued to distribu- nella, is one of the most frequently reported endocarditic and arthritis." pantry, according to Baker. tors, retailers and consumers. causes of food-bome sickness. According to the FDA. there have been One of the top prizes is a painting of The products are Frontier Bulk "Nutmeg According to the Centers for Disease no illnesses associated with either of the re- New Jersey's own Jon Bon Jovi, painted by Ground," 16 ounces (UPC 0-89836-00165- Control, the salmonella family contains called products. over 2.300 serotypes of bacteria, the two Baker. Baker also said he is in the process of 8, Lot Code 0306), and Whole Foods 365 (Continued on page 14) (Continued on page 17) 2 SENTINEL NS SAVE LOCAUY WITH ONLINE COUPONS • VISIT www.gmnews.coiti December 2, 2010

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BY SAM SLAUCJHTfiR "It's just wonderful," he added. SmII Wriler Everyone seemed to be in agreement SOUTH BRUNSWICK — While the with the sentiments. headlights on Route 1 flashed by behind the "South Brunswick is a multicultural and crowd, there was an even brighter light in multiethnic community, and this is just a South Brunswick on Dec. I. sample of what we should be doing to- The Chabad of North & South gether," Roedel said. 'This is a great event Brunswick celebrated the beginning of that we have here, that we're lucky to have Hanukkah with a menorah-lighting ceret- here. This is what it's all about, bringing mony during which Rabbi Mendy Cai- people together to share in a season of giv- lebach lighted an 18-foot-tall menorah, ing," Gambatese added. SAM SLAUGHTER which towered over the crowd and the cars As a sign of community solidarity, The Chabad of North & South Brunswick held a lighting ceremony for an 18-foot-tall on nearby Route 1. 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Invaluable partnerships made event successful letters ••< Ihe more than 250 individuals Buckingham Place Assisted Living, possible; Coleen Marks Schlaffer, of all ages — children, high Hilary Murray and Dean Vlecides vice president and artist extraordi- T school and college students, (both organizations honored in a naire; Jennifer Fletcher, treasurer and Resident weighs in on billboard message parents and senior citizens — who Proclamation by Mayor Frank Gam- about to be a first-time mom; Art anended the Nov. 20 "Exploring Op- batese for their role as founders of Lee, treasurer, truly a Renaissance tions: A Multicultural, Multigenera- AIPP); South Bmnswick Library's man; and board members Betzaida will admit to some anger when deemer liveth." and I know in my tional Day Of Discovery," Chris Carbone and Barbara Battles; Feliciano, Arthur Roedel, Nancy I learned of the anti-Christian heart that He does, but I cannot experienced firsthand the results of a Dayton Village Citizens Coalition's Morris, Mike Ketofsky and Evelyn billboard that an atheist de- prove it. I successful partnership. The Aging in Joan Luckhardt, Art and Barbara Leonard. cided to grace our highways with We have a choice: we can have Place Partnership's annual Outreach Lee; South Brunswick Community And, last but surely not the least, for this holiday season. But after faith that God exists or that He Forum at the South Brunswick Sen- Development Corp.; Karen Scalera, kudos and hurrahs for the many further reflection, I realized this doesn't. In spite of the old saying ior Center demonstrated how vital executive director for Oak Woods artisLs who added so much to the en- wasn't the appropriate response; that "there are no atheists in a fox- this Partnership was in producing an and Charleston Place; township tire day. The Collaborative Arts rather, it's better to do what hole," there are plenty outside, incredibly exciting and iilformational schools, represented by John Coalition (CAA) who initiated and Catholics do each year: pray for and the movement seems to be event. Kerekes; Greater South Brunswick brought to life the Diversi-Tree him and all atheists. growing. But as Joshua pro- A lunch of diverse ethnic foods Cleigy Association. John Heinsohn; mural project that will continue to claimed. "As for me and my To be an atheist requires faith, was made possible by the generosity South Brunswick "Y." Tom Libassi; "grow" in the township schools and just as being a believer in God household, we will serve the of area restaurants including Sens. Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 9111, at Oak Woods as conceptualized by does, since neither can say for ab- Lord" and pray for the atheists. Asian Cuisine, Cafe Colore, Piene's, Mike Ketofsky; South Brunswick Rebecca Gamer, Selena Palmer, Art solute certainty that God does or Chutney Mary, Vinny's Pizzeria and Volunteer Nurse Corps. Nancy Lee, Alan Goldsmith and Alan Kitty; does not exist. My favorite piece David Spaulding Restaurant, Cheng Garden, Von McKay and Paulette Estok; Amboy the Diversi-Tree Memories Scrap from Handel's "Messiah" is the North Brunsw ick Thun's Country Farm, Pleasant Hill Bank, Jennifer Fletcher, John Pa- Book with poetry and writings en- soprano aria, "I know that my re- Farm, Buckingham Place and Stop pakonstantinou and Jane Gore; Glo- couraged by Coleen Marks; the won- & Shop. ria Nilson Realtors, Steven Fields derful Indian cultural life presented and Donna Bishop; Keller Williams Clerk appreciates support of county voters As an individual helping to coor- through dance, origami, laughing dinate this Day of Discovery, 1 must Realtor, Art Lee; Coldwell Banker yoga, and dressing with a sari made Realtor, Joseph Scanlon; and Bonnie very sincere thank you to in the state. My office will remain express not only my personal thanks, possible by Krishna Sharma and Kramer, Eldercare Solutions. Tirath Kairon; Native American the voters of Middlesex user-friendly and be there for all of but the many thanks extended by so flutes and music by Pat Kay, of County who re-elected me you. many of you who made sure I knew 1 would be remiss if 1 did not ex- A Rutes for the Blind; and caricatures as county clerk. how much you appreciated and en- tend my deepest appreciation to the with Vinod Pathare. Many, many I pledge to continue my efforts Elaine M. Flynn joyed the day. This letter of appreci- AIPP board members who gave un- thanks. to provide the most current, accu- Middlesex County Clerk ation is for the Aging in Place stintingly of their time and expertise. rate and extensive record system Partners, including: the South Board President Sharon Caccamo, Brunswick Senior Center, particu- the original representative from Jacqueline Rubel larly Caryl Greenberg and Sue Trilli; Buckingham Place who made AIPP Kemiall Park Editorial: 732-358-5200, Ext. 8233 Classified: 732-358-5200 The Sentinel is published Thursday by the Fax: 732-780-4192 Fax: 732-780-4678 lennifer Amato Tim Morris Email: [email protected] Managing Editor Sport.) ('.oordinator Sentinel Publishing Co., P.O. Box 5001, Sports Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Freehold, N) 07728. For mail subscription ^Sentinel information, call 800-989-9969. Delivery probleim? Display Advertising: 732-358-5200 Ben S. Cannizzaro Call circulation at 800-989-9969 General Manager Ci i Greate' Meo^a Newspaper Fax: 732-780-4257 or email: [email protected] Publisher Email: [email protected] before noon on Friday. sm Volume 18, Number 12 December 9, 2010 SAVE LOCALiY WITHowLiME COUPON S • VISIT www.gmnews.com NS SENTINEL 11 Here's your Boy Scout knife, and here are the handcuffs there's an episode of my old favorite credibly high fine and dummy up, just to put Common sen.se would dictate that a guy how arbitrary and capricious their actions ap- television show "MacGyver," where a the whole sordid experience behind him, or coming home from a place where he's been pear. 1 small-town cop arrests MacGyver for her Usually, they pay the fine and go away using his pocketknife all day in a construc- "At the end of the day," one said, "you're carrying his Swiss Army knife. The cop is grumbling. tion project is not carrying it for an unlawful probably better off not carrying a pocketknife just throwing his weight around, and he Think I'm making that up? Sadly, I'm purpose, and he might eventually win that ar- at all," unless "someone puts some heat on charges our hero with carrying a concealed not. And as a guy who has carried a pock- gument in court. But if the cop, the prosecu- the state lawmakers to modify the criminal weapon or something equally as bogus, puts etknife every day since he got his coveted tor and the judge don't want to hear his code to specify what size pocketknives are him in handcuffs and hauls him off to the Webelos badge in Cub Scouts at age 9, that explanation, it's likely to take a court hear- legal, tell us how big is too big and whether pokey. gets my dander up. Turns out that every time ing, a fine, legal fees and maybe even some they can be carried for everyday use." The audience knows right away (hat the I hop in the car and drive down to pick up a quality time in jail before it's all sorted out. So how about it, folks? You guys in Tren- cop is a loser, because Mac always c;»rries a prescription or drop off the dry cleaning, I That's what happened to a number of ton got a little free time? I'm not talking Swiss Army knife, always for good, and he risk winding up on a folks I've spoken to over about legalizing machetes or Bowie knives uses it for everything from opening a can of hard bench with all the years, and that's what here, but I would like a little clarification and beans to deactivating a nuclear bomj (OK, the drunks and bail CODA happened to a young direction. Four-inch blades? Five-inch OK, F know he did that with a tennis racquet, jumpers and meth T man I .spoke with who blades? No blades of any size? It doesn't re- but you get my point). The makers of the addicts. GREG BEAN didn't want to be identi- ally matter as long as everyone's clear on the show trusted fans to be outraged by Mac's The fact is that fied, but was arrested for rules. treatment, and just assumed they would know the laws about car- carrying a pocketknife in I don't want to be a criminal, but I'd like that would never happen in America, unless rying a pocketknife in New Jersey are so a small Shore town last month. He wound up to carry my Swiss Army knife since I use it the cops had nefarious intent. vague that they defy reason. The section in paying an $800 fine, in spite of the fact that several times a day, and never know when I'll Well, I'm here to tell that if MacGyver the state Code of Criminal Justice that talks the arresting officer turned up on court day have to open an envelope, drive a screw, or came to New Jersey today, got stopped at one about knives is brief and open to interpreta- to help him plead his case and assure the au- cut a trapped family from a flaming vehicle. of those "random" DUl checkpoints — like tion. While outlawing some knives outright thorities he hadn't caused any trouble. Hey, it could happen. Stuff like that happened one last month in Deal — and the cops found — like gravity knives, switchblades, daggers The young man told me he had asked to MacGyver all the time. that knife in his pocket, there's a darned good and stilettos — the law never specifies what nearly everyone for some clarification about And if it does, I'd like my unbroken chance he'd not only be taken to jail, he'd is legal. what he'd done wrong, and what constituted record as a nonfelon to depend on something also possibly be charged with a felony that It says that a person under 18 can't own a a legal knife, but he couldn't get an answer a little more substantive and less arbitrary could land him in prison, or (if he's "lucky") knife with a blade longer than 5 inches, and from the cop, the prosecutor or the judge. than whether the arresting officer, or the pros- get his case bargained down to a disorderly it says that the law can't be used to prevent a So I tried by calling a judge and a couple ecutor making bank on the latest municipal persons misdemeanor that could cost him person from transporting a knife for the pur- cops of my acquaintance, and got the same revenue-enhancing shakedown, is having a nearly a thousand dollars. It would all depend pose of hunting or fishing. But it also says unsatisfactory response. They confirmed bad reaction to the oatmeal and orange juice on which side of the bed the prosecutor and that any person carrying a knife for "unlaw- what I suspected, and here's what they said: he had for breakfast. judge got up on that morning, how badly the ful" purposes is guilty of a crime in the third Because the state statutes are so vague, law small town needed the money from their le- degree. enforcement can do just about whatever it galized municipal shakedown, and whether And there's the rub. What is a lawful and wants, from taking the common-sense ap- Gregory Bean is the former executive they thought the reprobate before them explainable purpose in New Jersey? Nobody proach and letting the poor sod go, to incar- editor of Greater Media Newspapers. You can would hire a lawyer and fight, or pay their in- knows. ceration, to astronomical fines, no matter reach him at [email protected].

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Some might call to say they «crc just sill seal, 1 could do so without even having systems and install cantilever overhangs don a fur parka. thinking of you or perhaps to let you know to consult the Journal like it's their job. "Next to the what?" that your beauty transcends all time and rea- of Light Construction. If you don't know "That funky looking long stuff that we son. But sadly enough what a cantilever is, use for the doohickeys." My spouse is the king of expressing his when he said ex- ARE WE don't sweat it, for I "Well, why didn't you just say so?" feelings, and when he did so the other day. pander metal. I drew a THER•E YET too am ignorant of It may not have been a long amount of he articulated his undying love by saying, blank. the definition. Judg- time in actual minutes, but in "Lori is cold" LOR! CLINCH "Hey, I need you to swing by the shop." "And grab me a 4- ing by the look on his years, it was about 14 days before I found I, too. am of a passionate nature, so I re- incher," he further face when I assumed the expander metal right where he said it sponded to his declaration of undying love lamented as if we were on the same page. it was one of those would be. by replying. "What the heck for?" "If it's IV*. it'll do me no good. fancy light fixtures that you suspend over "Got it!" I exclaimed as 1 held it up to "1 need some expander metal," he "Oh, and make sure it's over 3 feet long. the dining room table, we now know what the heavens as if I'd just won the big prize. replied in an attempt to play Romeo to my Do you have a tape measure?" he asked it's not. "Great, is it 4 inches?" Juliet. with fear that I might not be up to snuff on Although I'm certain that he's happy he "Looks like it to me!" And they think that diamond commer- my measurements. married me. it's with the projects here on As 1 got out of the car an hour later and cials are romantic. "Oh yes," I said with little enthusiasm, the homestead, with me as his trusty side- brought the 2% piece of metal to the love of Then, as if he were trying to convince "I carry one in my purse right next to my kick, that my spouse runs into problems. my life, he called out to me from afar, I can barely run a screed board and don't "Does that look like 4 inches to you?" know a bullnose from a butt joint. I struggle "You dang betcha!" I called out as I held with bolts and have little patience for nuts. up the best piece of expander metal that I'd Oh, the humanity. ever laid eyes on. Truth be told. I tend to make life more I'll bet if he could, he'd marry me all difficult for a man who is able to tell from over again. afar that I cut a stud at 9 and 7/8 instead of the 8 and 15/16 that he asked for. 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ambience." The event is free to all ages with venture, for troops at McGuire Air Force food donations instead of a cover charge. Base, and at "Summerfest" in Brick Town- Luanne Wolf, director of the South ship. Finale Hill can also be seen at New Brunswick Food Bank, requested assistance Jersey and New York venues such as the to help families in need enjoy a Christmas Stone Pony and The Saint, both in Asbury dinner, and she said she hopes this event Park, and Arlene's Grocery in Manhattan. will add many needed items to the pantry The band has performed as the opening shelves. act for Skid Row, Foreigner, The B Street Nonperishable items specifically needed Band, Punchline and The Hoodies. The include canned and frozen hams, frozen band's performance r6sum^ also includes a turkeys, stuffing, gravy, cranberry sauce, number of community events and charity com muffin mix, cake mixes, bread mixes, shows that have benefited local food chicken broth, canned sweet potatoes, pantries, the Millstone Township Founda- boxed potatoes, non-refrigerated boxed tion for Educational Excellence, South milk, pie crust mix, fruit pie filling, canned River school's music education program com, coffee, tea, rice, juice and other bev- and other charitable organizations. erages. For more information about Finale Hill, Formed in Febmary 2008 to compete in visit www.finalehill.com. the Allentown High School Battle of the For more information about the benefit Bands, Finale Hill has since written and concert, call Rubel at 732-221-6678. Reser- recorded enough original songs to produce vations for the benefit concert at Rob- two albums. In addition to recording. Finale binsville High School are available by Hill performs throughout the tri-state area. calling 609-632-0912, ext. 2170, or email- The band has played at Six Rags Great Ad- ing [email protected].

~~Rnale Hill, a band of young musicians from Milistone, wili perform a benefit concert for the South Brunswlcl< Food Bank at Rockin' Joes Coffee House in Kendaii Park Dec. 11.~~

that are not so lucky — people from broken homes that have lost their jobs or have Tooth Talk Finale Hill health problems. We realize that our good Presented by (Continued from page 1) fortune can change any day. Often, it's the Michael Parise, D.D.S., FA.G.D- young people that are the ones that suffer." trying to get it signed by Bon Jovi. Kane Maraday added that Finale Hill "Several gifts will be given to ensure will finish off the year with another show THE GUM DISEASE/PRETERM BIRTH LINK there is more than one winner and to en- that will benefit young people. courage everyone to bring along as much "On Dec. 27, Finale Hill is playing a While research has already Our many years of experience food as possible," he said. benefit concert at Robbinsville High School established a link between perio- have taught us that prevention is DiGuglielmo said the band's hope for along with The Casey Bowen Band and dontal (gum) disease in pregnant a key factor in maintaining good the upcoming show "is to stock up this food Jenny Keris," he said. wonnen and an increased risk of oral health as well as overall pantry for the holiday season and draw at- Jimi Maraday said Finale Hill is evolv- giving birth to babies of low birth health. If you are new to the tention to this crisis." ing, and the upcoming performance will "With the economy the way it is, more show that. weight prematurely, a new study North Brunswick area and are and more people are in need now," Rube! "Our music appeals to all ages," he said. provides additional news on the looking for a family dentist, added. "The adults and many teens enjoy our orig- link between gum disease and PROFESSIONAL DENTAL Finale Hill has a large following of inal and cover songs influenced by classic premature birth. According to ASSOCIATES, P.A. invites you to young people, so playing benefit shows that rock sounds of Led Zeppelin and Jimi Hen- researchers, pregnant women visit our office. We know how dif- primarily help them is a natural fit, drix. We also will be playing new music that DiGuglielmo said. has more modem influences, such as the who undergo successful treat- ficult it can be to find qualified "If you look at our band resume, we Black Crowes and Kings of Leon. It will be ment are less likely to give birth professionals without reliable ref- often volunteer to perform at community a fun night of original music of everything early. This finding is based on a erences. However, we feel that events," DiGuglielmo .said. "Each of us has from heavy rock to ballads." study of nearly 900 pregnant with our approach and our com- been fortunate to grow up in .strong, stable Baker said the show is "a great way for women, with and without gum mitment to excellence, we have families and in Millstone Township — a teenagers and adults alike to get into the beautiful community. Sometimes we forget holiday spirit, enjoy fabulous music, sup- disease, who were pregnant for something unique to offer at that there are people in and around this area port great new music and enjoy a friendly between six and twenty weeks. 1950 Highway 27, North This study provides a good argu- Brunswick. Call us at 732-821- ment for women to incorporate 0500 for an appointment. Most dentists into their prenatal insurance accepted including Met healthcare team. Maintaining Life and Delta Dental. good oral health before and during pregnancy is in the best inter- P.S. So far, research suggests that Smd Tmt ests of both mother and child. periodorital disease triggers increased for classified advertisers levels of biological fluids that induce Please e-mail your questions or comments to: labor. Advertise in 125 New Jersey newspapers [email protected] for one low price! www.northbrunswickdentist.com Only $495 for 25-word classified Keep following the latest Tooth Talk News and S13 per addl. word information about improving your smile. Contact this newspaper Professional Dental is celebrating its 25th Anniversary, so come celebrate with us or Diane Trent at New Jersey Press Association because we love to see you smile. (609) 406-0600, ext. 24 • [email protected] 18 SENTINEL NS SAVE LOCALLY WITH ONLINE COUPONS • VISIT WVIW. gmnBWS. COm November25, 201 0 LANDEX NURSERY^ Our 25th Season Serving Monmouth & Ocean Counties - 1000's of Assorted Evergreens & Landscape Trees & ShrubENs ExtensivD Oe SelectionP TH, OveEr 100,000-i YEA- PlantRs t o PicCLEARANCk & Choose From! Our SelectioEn HaSPECIALs Never Been More ExtensiveS ! ^Closing For The Season Monday 12-20'2010 • MJWPUESr OR CPS 12 HOWELL RD., FREEHOLD Hi tmZi FOR SIMPLE OIRECTIONS. LANDEX EXPRESS DELIVERY SERVICE! SAME DAY IF PURCHASE IS MADE BY 2 PM!!! LEYLAND CYPRESS YEAR END SUPER SALE ALL SIZES PRICED TO GO! Are Almost S-a FT. SIZE • as FT. SIZE ^12 Completely Sold S'G FT. SIZE ^29 7-8 FT. SIZE • 8'W FT. SIZE ^95

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He spent for those with PTSD. cially veterans who are able to put some time some time a.s a bartender and as a bouncer, "There are many options outside the Vet- in at the otficc assisting the veterans services and his PTSD became more pronounced," erans Administration that you should be oificers and the veterans. Bean .said. aware of." he told county officials. "Some- "Our goal is not to supercede any existing In 2007 he received notice to go back. times, they can't wait for an appointment, and programs, but to assist our veterans in find- Shortly before that notice came, he had re- there are services that offer help 24/7." ing the best agency to help them," Mallet ceived a diagnosi.s of PTSD from the VA Bean said these services include Give an said. "Our plan is to be in constant commu- Clinic at Lyons, N.J. But because he was still Hour (www.Giveanhour.org); The Soldiers nication with our local VFAVs, American Le- on active duty. Bean said, the VA could not Project at 1-877-5343, www.thesoldierspro- gions, medical facilities and the nany help him, and told him he'd have to get treat- ject.org; and UMDNJ's veterans hot line at 1- organizations in the community, so that vet- ment from the Army. 866-838-7654. erans know how to get what they need. Based Bean said Coleman did not .share the VA Bean said that the Veterans Office was a on needs, veterans will be referred accord- diagnosis with the Army, even though Bean "great thing" and he hoped it does some good. ingly. We must support our troops who face believes it might have saved him a second de- "A place like this will actually save lives," combat in foreign lands, but we must also JEFF GRANIT staff ployment. he said. "He was about to be deployed but didn't He also said he was continuing to work provide for the needs upon their return American Legion Department Commander take that diagnosis with him, becaase if he did- with legislators Holt and Sen. Frank Lauten- home." Robert Looby (left) listens to remarks The idea for the expanded office came during the opening of the renamed Office n't go, he said someone else would have to. He berg on bills allocating funds for suicide-pre- about after Pivinski attended a seminar by on Aging, Disabilities and Veterans Services served as machine gunner providing convoy vention outreach and improving Vietnam veteran John Dorrity at Monmouth on Nov. 10. security, and as anyone knows, those convoys mental-healdi support services for all veter- University, West Long Branch. were threatened regularly," Bean said. ans. The bills were inspired by Coleman after completing his first tour of duty — one Bean's story and are named in his memory. Pivin.ski contacted Mallet, and they came Bean said that when Coleman came home that included combat in Iraq in 2003 and The House bill, introduced by Holt, has up with a plan to revamp the existing office to from his second tour, he seemed better, but 2004. He was called back to active duty in passed, but its companion bill, which was in- create a space just for veterans. after a few weeks die symptoms returned. 2007, assigned to a unit of the Maryland Na- uxxluced by Lautenberg, is still pending in the Bean shared his son Coleman's story, Bean said some of his son's PTSD symptoms tional Guard, with which he served his sec- were sleeplessness, emotional issues, too Senate. telling attendees that Coleman joined the mil- ond tour in Iraq. Coleman was stationed in itary on Sept. 5, 2001, ju.st a few days before much drinking and lack of focus. At the ceremony. Holt offered his thanks northem Iraq through much of 2007 and early "That all ended on Sept. 6, 2008. After a to the county and to Bean. the attacks on the World Trade Center Tow- 2008. Upon returning that May. the Maryland ers. night of drinking, an automobile accident, and "Only a fraction of the veterans are even soldiers had access to the National Guard an arrest for DUI, he took his own life," Bean known to the VA," Holt said. "There are so "He had no idea what would happen," unit's services, but as an Individual Ready Bean recalled. The attacks on the World Trade said. "Before that, he had tried to get help many they are just not reaching. Having Reserve soldier, Coleman came home to New from the VA, but appointments were routinely someone who will help veterans with psy- Center and Pentagon were just a few days Jersey, and that geographic isolation meant he away. canceled and there was no veterans' outreach chological counseling, understanding and ac- was not easily able to get help. Bean said that for him in Middlesex County that he knew Coleman Bean was a member of the U.S. cessing benefits and learning about the Coleman attempted to obtain .services through about. It will be better, at least in Monmouth Army's Individual Ready Reserve, with expanded GI Bill will be helpful. I believe it the VA but did not receive them in a timely County, with services such as these available will save lives, and it can't be soon enough." which he had signed a four-year commitment manner. LIDAY PARTY/ EVENT WITH BENSI Mason Gross Performing Arts Center 15% OFF Mason Gross Galleries at Civic Square DINE IN •TAKE OUT SUN THRU THUR NORTH BRUNSWICK 732-993-1300 LIMIT I Discoui-fr PER GROUP OR TABLE. THE SHOPPES AT NORTH BRUNSWICK 787 SHOPPES BLVD CANNOT BE COMBINED WITH OTHER THIS WEEK AT MASON GROSS SUNDAY BRUNCH - IIAM-2PM OFFERS. NOT VAUD ON PARTY MENU OLD BRIDGE 732-970-0010 OR TRAYS. NOT VALID HOUDAYS OR 12/24 OR 12/31. 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No fines disaster medical operations, light search and 367, or Debbie Druker at 732-514-9408. will be charged on any materials from 'Believe' fund rescue operations, trauma psychology and any library returned on that day. NEW BRUNSWICK — Six thousand Refreshments will be served all day, dollars will be added to the Eric IxGrand N.B. accepting Toys for Tots donations and for every item each patron takes out, "Believe" fund, thanks to the fundraising ef- a raffle ticket will be given. Prizes in- forts of WCTC (1450-AM) radio morning The North Brunswick Department of Public Works, 45 Quarry Lane; the munici- clude an afghan, a Winnie the Pooh doll personality Jack Ellery and midday host and Public Works and the Parks Department are pal building, 710 Hermann Road; the Senior and other reading-related gifts. Program Director Bert Baron. holding a combined Toys for Tots drive to Center, 15 Lin wood Place; or Access Self For more information, call 732-246- The fund was established in an effort to benefit the Marine Corps Reserve's pro- Storage, 534 Milltown Road. 3545 or visit www.northbrunswicklibary. defray expenses for paralyzed Rutg ;rs Uni- gram for children in need. For more information, call 732-297- org versity football player Eric LeGrand, a Toys can be dropped off between 9 a.m. 1134. defensive lineman from Colonia. LeGrand and 3 p.m. weekdays at the Department of suffered a serious spinal injury while making a tackle in the Rutgers-Army football game this season. "As soon as we heard about the fund, the radio station decided to see how we could aid," said Ellery. a longtime staple at the New Brunswick-based station. "We have done things like this through all the years I have been with WCTC, so we went to our audience once again, and once again they came through." Morning Program Director Bruce John- son noted that the station has supported many worthy causes over the years. WCTC was in- Come visit our beautiful Victorian Gift Shoppe featuring garden strumental in buying a school bus for the St. statues, benches, planters & related garden gifttvare Francis Mission in South Dakota; sent truck- loads of food and clothing, all donated by the Top Quality, Best Price, come While Supplies Lasts! station's listeners, to Florida after several dev- astating hurricanes; raised money to buy • Grave Blankets • 10" - 72" wreaths • Roping phone cards for the troops in Iraq; and its ef- • Christmas Trees: Table Tops - 20' • Special Orders • Christmas Gift Shoppe forts for the tsunami victims in Sri Lanka saw listeners contributing $25,000. "And, that's just the tip of the iceberg," Christmas Tree varieties COUPON Johnson said. "Jack Ellery is a fundraising demon," • Fraser Fir • Noble Fir • Grand Fir r - 8' Fraser Fir said WCTC General Manager Dan Hen- rick-son. "I doubt that there is another radio • Balsam Fir • Douglas Fir Normally $70 personality in America who has done more than Jack Ellery for folks in need. He has COUPON With Coupon been associated with the station on and off since 1962. There is no one I know who can encourage an audience to raise money for ALL GIFT worthy causes quite like Jack. But he's not entirely alone in the effort. Our midday per- SHOP ITEMS I sonality. Bert Baron, with the help of the 50% OFF Qdoba restaurant in New Brunswick, also Excludes Poinsettias, Lighting & Tree Stands 1 Coupon Per Customer brought in a considerable amount for Eric Offer Expires 12/24/10 GM I i Offer Exires 12/24/10 GM LeGrand." LeGrand, completely paralyzed from the shoulders down, receiv^ some encouraging COUPON COUPON news la.st week when his condition was upgraded. The new diagnosis allows the possi- 6' - 7' Fraser Fir 672* - ZVi' Balsam 472* - eVi' Balsam bility that his condition might someday improve. Normally $60 NormaUy $40 Normally $30 WCTC is owned by the Sentinel Pub- With Coupon With Coupon With Coupon lishing Co., a subsidiary of Greater Media Inc.. the parent company of 23 AM and FM radio stations in the Boston. Charlotte, De- troit, New Jersey and Philadelphia markets. Greater Media also publishes weekly newspapers in central New Jersey. 1 Coupon Per Customer 1 Coupon Per Customer 1 Coupon Per Customer B'fast with Santa Offer Exires 12/24/10 GM J Offer Exires 12/24/10 GMJ Offer Exires 12/24/10 GM at firehouse Dec. 19 I North Brunswick Volunteer Fire Com- 981 Georges Road m intersection of RtisoAna ceorges Raj. South Brunswick pany No. 3 will hold its breakfast with Santa Additional i.ocation: 520 US 1 North (Across^fmm outback steaknousei, Edison 8:30-11:30 a.m. at the firehouse on Cozzens Lane. The cost is $8 for.adults and $4 for 732-297-8110 • Open 7 Days • 7:30am - 9:00pm children over age 3. and includes a full www.aossroadsnursery.com breakfast buffet, a photo with Santa and a present. 22 SENTINEL NS SAVE LOCALLY WITH ONLINE COUPONS • VISIT WWW.gmneWS.COItl Decembers, 2010 Voices of September ll**" documents lives lost founding director. Mary Fetchet. sponding immediately after and, of course, hibit in the museum at ground zero." Archive will hold Fetchet said that the Living Memorial has the people that lived and worked in the area "Because we have captured these images workshops at Middletown met with over 800 families around the coun- that may have either not been at work that digitally at a high re.soiution, we are able to Library on Dec. 16, Jan. 6 try. day or evacuated the building," she said. share these images," she said. "With the families, we are focused on "With the rescue workers and survivors, Fetchet said the nonprofit has sites set up BY ANDREW DAV7SON Staff VIriter documenting the lives that were lost through oftentimes they, too, have photographs they as placeholders for each of the nearly 3,000 scanning photographs and written materials would like to contribute, newspaper articles, victims. MIDDLETOWN — Staff from Voices of and photographing tangible items," Fetchet their own personal memories of colleagues Family and friends can leave messages on September 11"^ will be at the Middletown said. and friends that may have died that day." individual guest pages, she said, turning Township Public Librar\ on Dec. 16 and Jan. "We're also collecting family videos and Fetchet said the images and photographs these archives into interactive memorials. 6 to archive and document the lives of those audios that the family may have collected." are scanned in high resolution in order to be "We're creating both historic documenta- lost for its 9/11 Living Memorial. Fetchet said that Voices is also working included in an exhibit at the planned museum tion of their lives, but it's also a very mean- Those who lost loved ones in the attacks with rescue workers and survivors to add at ground zero in New York City. ingful project because the family members can bring photographs to be scanned into the their stories to the Living Memorial. "We have thus far scanned over 50,000 are now historians explaining to future gen- digital archive or physical items to be pho- "We're documenting their personal sto- images that the families have shared with us. erations who these people were." tographed, said Voices of September ll*'s ries, their firsthand accounts of both re- Those images will be incorporated in the ex- In addition to creating a digital record of the lives of those lost, Fetchet, who lost her 24-year-old son in the attack, said that this process helps grieving families. "We find that the process is a very emotional process for the families, but [also] a PSE&G ENERGY EFFICIENCY very healing process." she said. "In working with the families over the last 10 years, we've established very trusting relation- ships." Fetchet said that the Living Memorial is also working with other memorials around the country. "We've documented over 600 memorials that are organized by state." "Anyone that may have been involved in creating a memorial, we are very interested in making sure that we have a photograph, SAVE ENERGY & information about any fundraising events MONEY they had and information on the background of how the memorial was created," Fetchet Set your thermostat as said. Fetchet said there are several ways fami- low as is comfortable in lies can participate in the Living Memorial. They could make an appointment at one the winter. For every of the work-shops hsted on the website, like degree you lower the the upcoming one at the Middletown Town- ship Library. thermostat, you can save At these appointments, the staff would 3% on your heating bill. help them organize and select photos, if nec- essary, Fetchet said. For more information If they could not attend a full appointment, which typically lasts one and a half about managing your hours, Fetchet said that they could arrange to energy costs, visit drop off the materials to be .scanned and pick them up later Families can also send information elec- pseg.com/saveenergy tronically by coordinating with the staff or visit the Voices of September 11offices in New Brunswick or New Canaan, Conn., she said. "If people aren't able to schedule an ap- We told Mary how pointment to meet with us in Middletown, they certainly are welcome to schedule an appointment to meet with our staff in our 0 save energy. New Brunswick office," she said. Staff from Living Memorial will be at the We helped Mary, and we can help you, too. At Middletown Library from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. for PSE&G, we've lowered residential gas bills for supply the Dec. 16 workshop, which is nearly full. about 28 percent since January of 2009. In addition, Fetchet said another work.shop is scheduled in Middletown on Jan. 6 at the library, we helped Mary to learn about steps she can take to which is located at 55 New Monmouth Road. further control winter heating costs. We can all "Middletown was .so hard hit that my pseg.com/saveenergy sense is that we'll be coming back there reg- benefit from cost-effective measures to improve ularly," Fetchet said. energy efficiency. Middletown lost 37 residents on Sept. 11. Visit us on the web. 'This is really their project," Fetchet said. "We are just facilitating the process." PSEG For more information on Voices of Sep- We make things work for you. Ready, set, savel tember 11"", the 9/11 Living Memorial or to make an appointment, visit the website at voicesofseptemberi I .org. November25, 201 0 SAVE LOCALLY WITH ONLINE COUPONS • VISIT www.gmnews.com NS SENTINEL 23 BUSINESS Rocking the town Petrillo's contributions extend even fur- The Music Tech School in ther. His DVD and book combination So. Brunswick offers lessons, "Hands, Grooves & Fills" has gained international acclaim, and his latest DVD, real band environment "Learn to Read Rhythms, Better!" is also gaining critical approval. BY SAM SLAUGHTER The Music Tech School is also staffed by Staff Writrr four other accomplished musicians. The SOUTH BRUNSWICK — A new music teachers have all been trained, Petrillo said, school in Monmouth Junction promises to at a variety of top-class music schools in the shake, rattle and roll the foundations of pri- country, including the Berklee College of vate music education in town. Music in Massachusetts, The New School The Music Tech School, founded by in New York City and the Musicians Insti- drummer and music educator Pat Petrillo, tute in Hollywood. The instructors cover offers lessons for all levels and covers con- guitar, bass, drums and piano lessons. temporary music and techniques. "We want to help [the students] realize The school also offers another unique their potential on their instruments," Petrillo experience for students: the Real Rockin' said of the mission at the school. Blues Band. The band class brings different "We also want to give them the oppor- musicians to learn and work together in a tunity to perform," he said. real-world band environment. For the upcoming holiday season, The idea, Petrillo said, came in part from Petrillo said the school is offering a special the video game Rock Band, where players on gift lessons, five lessons for the price of take on different instruments and play to- four. gether to complete songs. "It's perfect for friends or family. Give "We wanted to give students a real prac- the gift of music," Petrillo said. tical foundation," Petrillo said. He feels that Those interested can contact the school aside from practicality, the band practices at 732-666-3881. give another level to the musicianship of the Pat Petrillo has opened the Music Tech School in IMonmouth Junction, designed students. Contact Sam Slaughter at to offer lessons to musicians of aii levels and provide a Real Rocl

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Americans Veterans, Ch^ter 77 suggesteleste(d donation; $10 Jazz Sunday- reservations recommended presented by Shore Repertory 21 Bridge St., Red Bank 732-367-0210 732-721-i0179 ; 732-261-8979 Marlene Ver Planck and Trio 732-919-3500 Theatre Co. (formerly the Strand www.musictheatreanddance.com tickets: $43-$48, Theatre Ensemble) 30 years and younger $24 Dec. 12 from 2-4 p.m. Dan Nichols Monmouth County Library Scrooge Dec. 17 at 7.30 p.m. 732-345-1400; www.trtc.org Annual Holiday Train Show Exhibit liberal Jewish songs Headquarters Dec. 10.11.17 & 18 at 7:30 p.m. Dec. 19 at 1:30 & 6 p.m. through Dec. 28 The Night Before Christmas Dec. 11 at 7:30 p.m. 125 Symmes Rd., Manalapan Calvafv Lighthouse OceanFirst Theater in Mon.-Fri from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Snow Queen Anshe Emeth Memorial Temple Tickets: Free 1133 E County Line Rd., Lakewood Stafford Township Arts Center Sat. & Sun. from 2 to 4 p.m. through Jan. 8 Livingston Ave., New Brunswick 732-431-7220 admission: free 1000 McKinley Ave., Manahawkin Barron Arts Center Sat. at 2 p.m. (no show Dec. 25) tickets: $25, $15 child 732-363-1239 tickets: $18, $16 seniors/ children 582 Rahway Ave., Woodbridge 609-489-8600; www.njstac.com The Paper Moon Puppet Theatre 732-545-6484; www.aemt.net Holiday Pops Spectacular free admission; donations accepted Garden State Philharmonic A Christmas Carol 171 First Ave., Suite 8 Covers for a Cause Dec. 12 at 7 p.m. presented t)y Playhouse 22 Tis the Season to CHERI Atlantic Highlands Go Green for the Holidays classic hits from the '60s The Strand Theater Dec. 10 & 17 at 8 p.m. starring Helene Masiko as Cher tickets; $9 Annual Holiday Exhibition to contemporary music 400 Clifton Ave., Lakewood Dec. 11 &18at4&8p.m. Dec. 18 at 8 p.m. 732-787-0400 features trees and trimmings, Dec. 11 at 7-10:30 p.m. tickets: $15, $12 seniors, Dec. 12 & 19 at 3 p.m. The Forum Theatre Arts Center model railroad layout Zebu Forno Cafe $8 students East Brunswick Community Arts 314 Main St., Metuchen music ••• through Jan. 3 2 E. Main St., Freehold 732-255-0460 Center tickets: $16 Brookdale Community College A Strauss Affair to Remember donation: $10 721 Cranbury Road 732-548-5600 Rutgers Symphony Orchestra Becker Children's Wing 732-462-0770; vww.ycs.org. Christmas Concert tickets: $12 Dec. 10 at 8 p.m. Newman Springs Road, Lincroft Dec. 12 at 2 p.m. 732-254-3939 A Christmas Carol Douglass Campus of R.U. Billy Lawlor and Friends admission: $7; free for students featuring Jubilation!, Celebration through Dec. 26 Nichplas Music Center Dec. 11 at 2 p.m. and children under age 2 Ringers and Alleluia Jazz Holiday Jubilee! McCarter Theatre 85 George St.. New Brunswick Howell Library 732-747-2266 Colts Neck Reformed Church for ages 5 & older 91 University PL. Princeton tickets: $25, $20 seniors. 318 Old Tavern Road. Howell 72 Route 537, Colts Neck Dec. 10,11.12.17 & 18 at 8 p.m. 609-258-2787: www.mccarter.org $15 students with I.D. free, bring nonperishable food free Dec. 11 and 17 at 3 p.m. Hie Nutcracker ••• 732-932-7511 donations for the food pantry Crossroads Theatre The Tangled Skirt Company of Dance Arts 732-938-2300 Holidays From the Heart 7 Livingston Ave.. 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Ignat Solzhenitsyn 732-583-4007 admission: $15: $12 chikJren/seniors Annie 732-229-3166; www.njrep.org New Jersey Youth Ballet renowned pianist and conductor 908-616-0656 presented by the NJ Theatre Group narrated, abridged for the family with the Princeton U. Orchestra Irish Christmas in America Dec. 11 and 12 at 2 p.m. film ••• Dec. 17 at 7:30 p.m. Dec. 10 and 11 at 8 p.m. Dec. 11 at 8 p.m. 1 and 4 p.m. Holiday Express Benefit Concert Millstone Performing Arts Center Dec. 18 and 19 at Richardson Auditorium Strand Theatre New York Street Games Kelsey Theatre Dec. 15 and 16 at 7:30 p.m. 5 Dawson Ct.. Millstone Princeton University 400 Clifton Ave., Lakewood Dec. 11 at 8 p.m. Mercer Co. Community College Count Basie Theatre tickets: $20 - $25 tickets: $ 15. $13 seniors, tickets: $ 25 Temple B'nai Shalom Old Trenton Rd., West Windsor 99 Monmouth St., Red Bank 732-284-3776 $8 students 732-367-7789; www.strand.org Old Stage and Fern roads tickets: $12 tickets: $25-$100 www,NJTheatreGroup.com 609-258-9220 East Brunswick 609-570-3333 Christmas Concert 732-842-9000 Oliver! tickets: $10 Georgian Court Community Chorale 732-251-4300 40 Annual Sinatra Birthday Bash from teens to senior citizens Lee & Sheri Acoustic Duo presented by the Marlboro for kids ••• Dec. 10 at 8 p.m. Community Players Dec. 11 at 7:30 p.m. Dec. 16 from 8-11 p.m. Count Basie Theatre Georgian Court University Surf Taco Dec. 11 & 12 at 3 p.m. Rented Christmas — The Musical 99 Monmouth St., Red Bank Marron Chapel, Lakewood 21 South Hope Chapel Rd. Marlboro Middle School spedai events ••• Presented by Kids In Production tickets: $25-45 tickets: $10, $5 seniors/ students Jackson 355 County Road 520, Marlboro Victorian Holiday Festival and Dec. 10 through Dec. 18 at 7 p.m. 732-842-9000 732-458-9439 732-364-8226 tickets: $16, $14 seniors/students House Tour Edison Valley Playhouse 732-972-7217 Dec. 11 from 10a.m.-4:30 p.m. 2196 Oak Tree Rd., Edison A Rockin' Christmas Carol www.marlboroplayers.com Handel's "Messiah" and Orchestra of St. Peter by the Sea inns and houses tour, dollhouses. tickets: $10 Dec. 10 other holiday selections The Grange Playhouse conducted by the Rev. 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BY DAN HOWl^Y StaffWritrr he first phase of a multiyear restoration project aimed at returning the Lake- Tview mansion in Jamesbui^ to its former splendor is wrapping up. Shuttered for nearly two years due to a flumber of structural deficiencies that caused portions of tf»e building to sag. Lakeview, also known as the Buckelew mansion, was in desperate need of a thorough restoration. And while phase one of its long-planned improvements may be nearing completion, the project has faced a number of difficulties, Jamesbuig Historical Association member Elliot Stroul explained. "There is a lot of repair work going on. There are some areas that cosmetically are damaged, and they are shoring some of that stuff and continuing repairs," Stroul said. "When you get into a project like this, you know you are going to find more and more he added. One unforeseen problem encountered by the restoration team, which is being led by the Cherry Hill-based contracting firm of Wu & Associates, was asbestos in the building's west side. "They are removing asbestos underneath A tour of the mansion as it stands now ation didn't have the west part of the building, which is the would reveal a building filled with a maze of the funds," he meeting room, and they had to shore up the structural supports in nearly every room and said. structure to do that," Stroul said. hallway to prevent a cave-in, Stroul said. While dis- The project was also somewhat hampered "The intemal bricks that they used for in- cussing the by the discovery of a high water table in the terior walls were not fired the same way they restoration proj- mansion's basement said Katherine Ng, di- are fired for exterior [walls]. They are only ect, Stroul went rector of business development with Wu & designed to last 50 years," he said, adding that to great lengths to Associates. the portions of the house that used those praise Wu & As- "This required a redesign and the installa- bricks are between 160 and 170 years old. sociates and proj- tion of additional stone and geofabric to se- "You can put your fingers through some ect manager ê the foundations," Ng said. of the bricks where they are close to the wall Robert O'Reilly. The mansion's basement also required the where there has been dâge," Stroul added. "When you installation of a concrete slab to stabilize the In addition to improving the structural in- put out bids for walls in order to prevent them from caving in, tegrity of the mansion, Stroul said the restora- Ws type of work, Stroul said. tion team has performed work on the jfou are putting "These are all old bricks. [They] are all a property's water drainage system. out bids to com- couple of hundred years old, and they needed "They took apart the fix)nt porch and put panies that have to be reinforced." he explained. in a new French drain system," he said. experience. It's With the slab in place. Stroul said, the "There is a whole new drainage system, a not just about the team was expected to install a new structural sump pump — the whole nine yards." cost of the bid; beam in the basement. Workers could then Once phase one of the project is com- they have to have move on to installing a new furnace and pleted, the focus will shift to improving the the rightcertifica - boiler, Stroul added. aesthetics of the mansion. tions to do this PHOTOS BY JEFF GRANIT staff Although the mansion's basement has re- "There is a lot of cosmetic work that needs type of work," Top: Denny Caruso looks over the work being done in Lakeview's iMsetnent, Stroul said. "If where workers had to stabilize the waHs to prevent them from cavity in. quired a good deal of work, Stroul said it to be done both inside and outside, including they don't have should not be lost on people that the oldest painting the exterior in the spring. It has to be part of the structure, which was built in 1685, completely scraped," he said. historical, accurate certification, they don't was responsible for the majority of the addi- is over 300 years old. The mansion's original shutters, which get the job. We are not going to work with tions, bâuse he and his wife, Margaret, had "When you are dealing with a house that were taken down before work began in order somebody who doesn't know. to make room for their six children. is this old, you have to make sure that there is to prevent them from being damaged, will "And I will tell you that I have seen evi- The large, two-story .scction of the house also be restored and reinstalled in their origi- some structural integrity. We had to get the dence from the people that are working on was added in the 1830s. nal positions. this project that they care about history and The Buckelew heirs sold the house in the basement dug out, and there were a lot of "All of the shutters have been pho- they care about what they are doing," he early 1900s to Albert and Emma Paxton, who water problems down there because it wasn't tographed and catalogued as to where they go added. ran a boarding house, often renting out rooms being drained properly. I mean, you have to on the windows, so when they are put back, Stroul said it remains unclear when the to local teachers. The Paxton era came to an remember that the drainage issues go back to they will be put back on the proper windows," mansion will reopen. end in the 1970s, when the heirs had all died the 1830s, 1840s. So, we had to redo that," Stroul said. Lakeview was closed in 2008 after an in- off. Stroul said. The final cost of phase one of the project spection deemed the building to be struc- Robert Mendoker, founder of the historical "What's amazing is that for the most part, is expected to run somewhere in the neigh- turally unstable. association, spearheaded the effort to acquire the building from 1685 — the original two borhood of $450,000, Stroul said, adding that The oldest part of the house dates back to the house back in the 1970s. He and others rooms in the back — are in pretty good all of the funding has come exclusively from 1685, when it was built by Scottish settler were able to procure state and local funding to shape," he added. grants provided by Middlesex County. William Davison. Additions were built in buy the mansion, which was deeded to the bor- In addition to the restoration of its base- "This is something that has needed to be 1790,1832 and 1870, bringing the total num- ough. Since then. Lakeview Mansion has ment, Lakeview has required work on its done for some time, but the historical associ- ber of rooms to 23. One famous resident, served as a multipurpose mu.seum. upper floors as well. James Buckelew, the borough's namesake. November25, 201 0 SAVE LOCALLY WITH ONLINE COUPONS • VISIT www.gmnews.com NS SENTINEL 29

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NORTH BRUNSWICK — Four town- ing to Police Lt. Roger Reinson. The 14- ship teenagers have been arrested in con- year-old, two 15-year-olds and one 17-year- nection to several graffiti incidents in North old are accused of tagging businesses such Brunswick. as Burlington Coat Factory, Wal-Mart and The Anti-Crime Unit determined three PetSmart along Route 1 south. Heron Bay suspects after a month of investigation, and The four teens were processed and re- Ix'wt-N • IXiuMan- the group gave up a fourth suspect, accord- leased to their parents. Now is ttie Best Time to Buy! Oreat Location & Price! Single-family homes with 1/2 acre Home-Sites police beat ••• starting from $159,900* at the Beach All items in Police Beat are taken from police suspects attacked him from behind in the area of Pool. ClubhouM and Just Mtnut«s to th« l>*l«w«r« B««cH«sI department records. All suspects are presumed Linwood Place and Waksman Place, His cell S Mout On A Show, a daughter of earnings included wins in the $156,0(X) Rocknroll Hanover, was chosen NJSS 3- Dexter Cup at Freehold and $73,500 Old year-old Pacing Filly of the Year. Oaken Bucket at Delaware, Ohio. Rocknroll Hanover sired all 2010 NJSS Among NJSS 2-year-old divisional pacing divisional winners of Horse of the horses of the year, Thatsnotmyname won Year honors: Rocknroll Heaven, 3-year-old the $200,000 NJSS Championship Fmals at colt pacer; Lookinforadventure, 2-year-old The Meadowlands. The freshman trotting colt pacer; and Myluvmylife. 2-year-old filly also won the $437,000 Merrie filly pacer. Annabelle at The Meadowlands. ' Tlie 2010 NJSS trotting divisional win- Two other 2-year-old divisional award JEFF GRANIT staff ners are: Glide Power (Yankee Glide), 3- winners who each won two legs and their With football season completed and winter sports about to begin, It's time to take one year-old filly trotter; Chapter Seven respective NJSS $100,000 Championship last look at what was a very good season on the gridiron for the North Brunswick Raiders. (Windsong's Legacy), 2-year-old colt trot- Finals at Freehold were the pacing colt Ross Kurtz, shown here running against Pennsauken in the first round of the state playoffs, ter; Flex The Muscle (Muscles Yankee), 3- Lookinforadventure and the trotting colt rushed for more than 1,500 yards this year. It was one of the highlights of an 8-3 campaign year-old colt trotter; and That.snotmyname Chapter Seven. Lookinforadventure won all that saw the Raiders win the Greater Middlesex Conference White Division title and reach three of his starts, while Chapter Seven had the semi-finals of the Central Jersey Group IV playoffs. (Windsong's Legacy), 2-year-old filly trotter. four wins and a third in five N J.-sired starts. Put On A Show, opined by Chris Ryder Myluvmylife took honors in the 2-year- and driven by Tim Tetrick. earned $205,900 old pacing division with three wins, a sec- in NJ.-sired competition and $1,161,167 ond and two-thirds, earning $102,400 that overall this year for owners Craig Hender- included the $61.800 Lou Babic Filly Final. Vikings looking to compete son of (Chicago, III., and Richard and She eamed $ 131.290 overall for the year. Joanne Young of Coconut Creek, Fla. Six of the eight award winners also Rocknroll Heaven, who has eamed topped their divisions in N.J.-sired purse in new GMC hockey league $2,156,192 in purse money overall this earnings. They were: Put On A Show, year, raced only twice in N.J.-sired compe- Glide Power, Flex The Muscle, LooffiH'- BY WARREN RAPPLEYEA Cornr^pondt'ttt where the Vikings were eliminated in the tition, earning $113,200 by winning a leg foradventure. Chapter Seven and That- first round a year ago by Bridgewater- and $200,000 final of the NJSS series at snotmyname. he South Brunswick High School Raritan, 7-1. The Meadowlands. The bulk of his purse The award-winning horses will be ice hockey team v-ill be looking to The Vikings do have a good crop of earnings came in winning the $500,000 honored at the annual New Jersey Bred Tmake its mark in the newly formed returnees led by senior forwards Ryan Breeders Crown, $500,000 Battle of Equine Breeder Awards dinner on Jan. Greater Middlesex Conference (GMC) Christofalo, William Connell, Sean Brandy wine. $437,100 Messenger. 30, 2011. at Charley s Other Brother in hockey league. So far. so good, as the Meller and junior Danny Gorzynski. An- $410,789 Little Brown Jug and $220,000 Easthampton. Tickets cost $27.50 each Vikings opened with a 4-0 win over J.P. other senior. Jarrid Harpster, and juniors Beiry's Creek. and can be obtained bv calling 609-984- Stevens on Friday. Will Kogan, Joe Marchesani. Will Cjlide Power was the only horse to win 4389 or 609-292-8830 A year ago. the Vikings posted a 13-6- Petrone, Connor Van Demark and sopho- 1 mark, while playing in the New Jersey more Casey Walker round out the forward Interscholastic Hockey League s South- line. Several freshmen may also get a sport shorts ••• em Division, where South Brunswick fin- chance up front, including Raj Kumar. ished third behind St. Joseph of Metuchen Matthew Gorzynski and Sam Petrone. Joe Viggiano of Parlin was recently of his extensive knowledge and witty com- and Paul VI. Along the way. coach Mike Senior Russ Loring is back to anchor named "McDonald's Monday Morning mentary' of the New York Giants ai^^ew Slansky's team picked up a pair of wins the blue line, along with a pair of juniors, Quarterback" by former New York Jets York Jets. As the official "McDonid s against Old Bridge and lost close games Ryan Fischer and Sean Kacerosky. KatuI quarterback and WFAN host Boomer Esia- Monday Morning Quarterback," Mecca in the regular sea.son to both St. Joe's and Patel, who is coming off a solid freshman son and co-host Craig Carton on the won a $1(X) American Express gift card and Paul VI. season, and fellow sophomore Tom Fis- WTAN's "Boomer & Carton in the Morn- has also been entered to win the grand prize South Brunswick returns several key cher will also see plenty of action on the ing- of a trip to Dallas (.Arlington), Texas, for the players, but will miss star forward Kush blue line. Juniors Brian Leetch and Joe Parlin's Viggiano was selected because "Big Game Weekend." Patel, who graduated after winning Most Muha are back in goal from last year's Valuable Player honors for the Southern team. How to get your sports news in the paper Division. On the bright side, the Vikings South Brunswick was scheduled to If you would like your sports news published please submit a press release at least two weeks should be competitive in the GMC. play- meet Edison yesterday and will take the in advance of an event such as team registration or trsouts. ing teams such a.s Wotxlbridge, Colonia, ice tomorrow afternoon at 4:30 p.m. Results of youth games and toumaments may also be submitted, as well as collegiate news Edison, JFK and J.P. Stevens, and will try against Woodbridge at Princeton Sports about fomier high school athletes. to keep pace with St. Joe's and Old Center. The Vikings will travel to Old Give complete infomiation. such as dates, full names of players and coaches, towns the team Bridge. Slan.sky will also be looking to Bridge on Wednesday for an important represents, and a name and contact information that may be published in the paper. get his team into the state tournament. conference game. Press releases may be submitted by email to [email protected]. by fax to 732-780=^92. or by mail to Tim Morris. Sports. Greater Media Newspapers. PO. 5001. Freehold. NJ 07728. Information cannot be taken over the phone. 32 SENTINEL NS SAVE LOCALLY WITH ONLINE COUPONS • VISIT WVIW. gmnBWS. COm November 25, 2010

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And, they con- ates in more than 500 company-owned and and connect locally in 130 U.S. chapters ganizations that entered the competition. tinue to demonstrate their commitment to franchised sales offices in key markets and with 30 International Partners. For 'Training and developing our employ- workplace learning and development even throughout the U.S. A family of full-service more information, visit www.astd.org. ees and sales associates has been an inte- during a challenging economic climate." real estate and financial services companies, gral part of the Weichert culture since we Weichert received the ASTD Best Weichert helps customers buy and sell both weFfefounded," said Jim Weichert, presi- Award as a result of its efforts to help sales residential and commercial real estate, and dent and founder of Weichert. Realtors. associates meet the challenges of an ever- streamlines the delivery of mortgages and Today's affordability "Given our ongoing commitment to learn- changing market. When the government home and title insurance. For more informa- ing. it is particularly gratifying to be hon- instituted a tax credit for homebuyers, the tion, Weichert's customer service center can is at an all-time high ored with this prestigious award." national real estate company responded by be reached at 800-US A-SOLD or at We- The Best Awards recognize organiza- developing sales, marketing and training ichert's website, www.weichert.com. Each By Gloria Zastko tions that demonstrate enterprise-wide programs to capitalize on the opportunity. Weichert fiimchised office is independently success through employee learning and With the emergence of social media. We- owned and operated. n my almost four decades of listing and selling real estate, I have never Iexperienced greater affordability in the market. 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rvi ^ November25, 2010 SAVE LOCALLY WITH ONLINE COUPONS • VISIT www.gmnews.com NS SENTINEL 43 Greater Media Newspapers AUTOMOTIVE in print and oniine at gmnews.com Day trippers George Wall celebrates a milestone T n these constantly changing times, it's reassuring to know t seems that a significant percentage of I there's an automobile dealership that's as solid as a rock. Americans are afraid of the dark, at least 1. George Wall Ford Lincoln Mercury celebrated its 50th an- Iwhen it comes to getting behind the niversary recently, and, according to Resident and General Man- wheel. ager Jeff Wall, they've survived and thrived through the decades A recent survey conducted for Sylvania by always making customer service their top priority. Automotive Lighting determined that 51 George Wall had cars in his blood from the beginning, since piercent of drivers wish they could see the his father owned Suburban Ford in Hackensack in the 1940s. road better when driving at night. Nearly George's dad died while Geoige was still in his teens and the one in five avoids taking to the road after dealership was sold, so George went to work for other dealers in sunset because they find it too diflicult to the area. George learned the car business well during the 1950s see. 'That's 37 million people that won't and worked his way up until, in 1960, he had the opportunity to drive at night," says the company's market- become a dealer. And George Wall Lincoln Mercury was bom. ing manager Joe Verbanic. "And this isn't George Wall put everything he learned to work for him, treat- limited to just older drivers — half are under ing customers like gold and selling Lincolns and Mercurys in the age of 55." record numbers. Today, George Wall is the No. 1 -selling Lin- Ba.sed on a telephone canvass of 1,014 coln/Mercury dealership in Central New Jersey. adults by KRC Research in Washington, In 1977 George's son, Jeff, started working part time at the D.C.. the survey also found tliat women are dealership, representing the third generation of Walls in the car On the occasion of the 50th anniversary of George Wall Ford Lincoln twice as likely as men (24 percent versus 12 business. Jeff became a full time employee in 1984, working his Mercury, Jim Splendore (center) of the Ford Motor Company presented percent) to avoid driving at night because of way up to general manager in 1989 and president in 1995. a commemorative plaque to owner George Wall (I) and President/General poor visibility. For its part Sylvania suggests Manager Jeff Wall. The dealership is located in the new facility at 700 George and Jeff put their energies into giving their customers Shrewsbury Ave. in Tinton Falls. motorists replace headlamp bulbs that have unparalleled service and such a pleasant experience that they'll dimmed with age and restore hazy headlight "never shop anywhere else." Their efforts have paid off in in- "by this time next year, the facility will be completely redone." lenses to better illuminate the road ahead. creasing sales year after year and in recognition from the factory. In appreciation for their success, giving back to the commu- — Jim Gorzekiny In 1997, George Wall received its first President's Award from the nity has always been a hallmark of George Wall Ford Lincoln ©CTW Features Ford Motor Company for customer satisfaction, and continued to Mercury. For the holiday season, Jeff Wall announced that the win the prestigious award for an unprecedented 12 years in a row. dealership will donate $10 for every new and used car sold from Jeff Wall says one of the secrets of the dealership's longevity Nov. 24 through the end of the year to the Food Bank of Mof^ is never resting on their laurels. Each success, says Jeff, inspires mouth and Ocean Counties. Dealership will have a food donation Freehold Ford test drives them to find new ways to serve their customers even better. In bucket in the showroom for anyone who would like to help out. 2004. they inu-oduced a customer benefit that has proven to be Located at 700 Shrewsbury Ave. in Tinton Falls, George Wall to benefit Toys for Tots very popular: free oil and filter changes for the life of every new- Ford Lincoln Mercury is just minutes from the Garden State Park- n Dec. 9 from 5-7 p.m.. members of the er pre-owned Ford. Lincoln and Mercury they sell. way Exit 109, and features the full line of 2011 Fords. Lincolns Freehold community will have the op- In 2009. Geoi^e Wall acquired a Ford franchise, which, says and Mercury s. plus a large selection of certified preowned models portunity to not only preview and test Jeff Wall, they will "aggressively grow" in the same manner they and other quality preowned vehicles. The showTOom is open O Monday through Thursday. 9 am. to 8 p.m.: Friday from 9 am. to drive the all-new 2011 Explorer and Edge, but did with Lincoln and Mercury. To that end, George Wall Ford also help Freehold Ford raise money for the Lincoln Mercury moved into its new. larger facility in May of this 6 p.m. and Saturday from 8 am. to 5 p.m.. and can be reached by Toys for Tots Foundation. As a sponsor of Toys year. And. in tnie George Wall fashion, Jeff Wall promised that phone at 888-338-9495 and on the web at www.geOTgewall.com. for Tots. Freehold will host the vehicle show- ease, which will in effect double as a fund-raiser for the program. Local auto dealer honored for charitable commitment to St. Jude Everyone can bring their Toys for Tots dona- dedication to the cause." tions to the event: however, for each person aul Sansone Sr.. CEO of Sansone St. Jude Children's Research Hospital who test-drives the Explorer or the Edge, Free- Auto Network Dealerships in was established by entertainer Danny hold Ford will make a donation to the program. PAvenel and Ocean, has been Thomas in 1957; its mission is to In addition, participants can enter their name for honored with the Hope Maker Award advance cures and means of prevention a chance to win their ovm 2011 Explorer XLT. for 2010 by the hospital's Board of Directors. Sansone has been a fervent for pediatric catastrophic diseases •'We're excited on a couple fronts," said supporter and major donor to St. Jude through research and treatment. The John Gerenza, sales manager at Freehold Ford. Children's Research Hospital. The hospital has a 94.6 percent success rate "Showing off the Explorer is always fun for us. "Road to Hope Gala" honoring curing children's cancer. No child is but combining that with our Toys for Tots spon- Sansone was held Nov. 11 at denied care and treatment based on sorship I think is really going to make a lot of The Renaissance in Iselin. race, religion or a family's ability to people happy this Christmas." "I'm delighted by the board's pay. St. Jude has nine affiliated facili- Donations collected from the event will go acknowledgement." Sansone said. ties specializing in cardiac, vascular, to Toys for Tots in Red Bank, where they will Pictured are Timothy Bayly (1). senior regional "However, I would prefer to direct cancer, critical care, maternity, trauma director of St Jude Children's Research Hos- be processed by the Sixth Motor Transport Bat- well-deserved accolades to the fine counseling and a variety of other pital: Paul Sansone Sr., chairman and CEO of talion of the Marine Corps Reser\'e. doctors, nurses and the board for their health issues. Sansone Auto Network; and Enilda SanaoBS. Freehold Ford is kx;ated at 3572 Route 9 in Freehold. 44 SENTINEL NS SAVE LOCALLY WITH ONLINE COUPONS • VISIT WVIW. gmnBWS. COm November 25, 2010

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