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Serving Northtine and South Brunswick l Former N.B. appraiser pleads guilty to fraud Mayor says township He said it was good that Billings admitted his guilt; how- will likely sue ever, Spaulding explained that he would have liked to see the case Anthony Billings go before a jury. BY CRAIG YETSKO "He (Billings) cost taxpayers Staff Writer hundreds of thousands of dollars," he said. New Brunswick-based During the township's reasses- appraiser pleaded guilty sment process, Spaulding said that A Tuesday in connection Billings claimed to do work that with work he performed for North he did not. Brunswick's 1996-1997 reassess- ment. Billings had claimed he had in- spected homes but when Repub- Anthony J. Billings admitted lican officials checked into it, they to not filing his state income tax found he had been in Florida or returns in 1995, 1997 and 1998 Las Vegas, Spaulding said. and also to tampering with gov- In one case, Spaulding said, ernment documents, according to Billings inspected a house which Middlesex County Assistant Pros- was really a vacant lot. ecutor Ronald Abromowitz. "It was out and out fraud," Each charge is a third-degree Spaulding said. offense with a possible five-year He explained that the reassess- jail sentence and a $15,000 fine, ment caused a large number of tax he said. appeals to be filed by commercial However, Billings will proba- and industrial properties that bly only get a probation sentence believed they were overcharged. which means he may not serve Last year, $1 million had to be any jail time, Abromowitz said. appropriated into the fiscal year The guilty plea means that the 2000 budget to offset any tax rev- JEFF HUNTLEY matter will not go to trial and enue shortfall resulting from suc- Members of the color guard salute during the North Brunswick Memorial Day parade Monday. Billings will avoid an indictment. cessful tax appeals. He will be sentenced on July Also, the township had paid for 10 in state Superior Court, New two professional tax attorneys, Passenger rail clears first legislative hurdle Brunswick, before Judge Joyce Harry Haushalter and Tom Munkacsi, Abromowitz said. DeMartin, to deal with the BY.CHARLES-W..KIM. Although the bill simply makes 19 after 5 p.m., according to the A condition of the sentence is appeals. Staff Writer a Central Jersey commuter link Office of Legislative services. that Billings has to pay more than part of the Circle of Mobility legis- Collins held a news conference Spaulding claimed that former l Transit won a major vic- $12,000 in interest, taxes and Mayor Paul Matacera "forced" lation, many believe that any fed- carrier in the week vowing that the penalties he owes, officials said. tory on May 25 as the state eral funding will be used to build full Assembly would vote that Billings on the township after the Assembly voted almost 2-1 Officials said that Billings had state rejected him from perform- N NJ Transit's $400 million MOM week. to include a Central Jersey com- made false entries on his time- ing the reassessment. project. Democratic Assembly mem- sheets for his work as a temporary muter rail project in the state's Cir- "This was a political move to cle of Mobility legislation. bers Gary Guear and Linda township employee. bring him (Billings) in," he said. Related story, page 22 Greenstein (D-14) opposed the bill In response to Billings' plea, a The bill, A-2245, includes the during the May 25 debate on the In a statement, Matacera said, Monmouth-Ocean-Middlesex resolution to sue Billings will be "I am very saddened to learn That plan would use an existing Assembly floor. Their district in- drafted for Monday's Township (MOM) commuter rail plan sup- freight line to carry commuters cludes the opposing towns in about the case against Mr. ported by NJ Transit making the Council meeting, Mayor David Billings. I am sure this is a diffi- from Lakewood in Ocean County Middlesex County and several Spaulding said. project eligible for federal con- to Amtrak's Northeast Corridor towns in Mercer County. cult time for him and his family." struction funds. Spaulding said he had "mixed Line in the Monmouth Junction During the debate, Guear "It was just as I expected," feelings" about Billings' guilty plea. Continued on page 7 section of South Brunswick. pressed Holzapfel to identify the South Brunswick Deputy Mayor While the plan is supported for "72 towns that support the plan." Frank Gambatese said Thursday. the most part by municipalities in "It would be inappropriate to Index Quote of the week: Gambatese said he believed the Monmouth and Ocean counties, it list the municipalities" Holzapfel Assembly has also passed a bill Classifieds 31 is vehemently opposed by said, adding that the bill "merely Editorials 12 'They are just as deter- authorizing state funding for the Middlesex County and the com- places a rail project in the Circle of project. Entertainer 18 mined to build this (MOM) as munities of South Brunswick, Mobility legislation." they are to build Route 92." 'They are just as determined to Monroe and Jamesburg. Letters 12 According to Holzapfel, no build this as they are to build Route Last week's vote came late in specific plan is in place that would IVIa rketolace 27 Frank Gambatese 92," Gambatese said. the session because it was moved 1 Deputy Mayor define the project. Police Beat . . . 2 , "Central Jersey needs rail serv- from the consent list of bills that South Brunswick ice," Assemblyman James W. "I can't tell you for sure where Sports 25 Cover story had no debate. those tracks will be," he said. Holzapfel (R-10) said in support of Assembly Speaker Jack Collins Visit Greater Media Newspapers' Web site www.gmnews.com the bill. posted the bill for the vote on May Continued on page 15 2 SENTINEL, JUNE 2, 2000 NS
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BY CHARLES W. KIM "We could form a whole new Staff Writer high school league." he said. Carnegie said that the facility SOUTH BRUNSWICK — will also host birthday parties, The ProSkate USA ice skating and offer lessons for skaters by a complex on Cornwall Road is fully qualified staff. finally open for business. Carnegie said that lessons will "Our staff is excited, and be provided in figure skating and looks forward to meeting our ice hockey on a daily basis. local residents." business partner "We can even host speed skat- Bruce Carnegie said Thursday. ing," Carnegie said. The business opened the doors He said that the business will of the state-of-the-art facility on serve a variety of customers from May 27. Middlesex. Mercer, and Mon- **'••% Carnegie said last fall that he mouth counties. was hoping to have the rink open The restaurant is on the sec- by April, but the facility experi- ond floor with a glass-lined view enced delays in construction and final permits from the township. of both rinks. Carnegie said that the glass is The new 75,804-square-foot tempered, not Plexiglas which is facility boasts an Olympic-size figure skating rink and a regula- found in many rinks. tion National Hockey League Carnegie said last fall that the rink. sheer size of the complex willbe The Olympic rink will be the different from other, more only one in New Jersey, accord- cramped sites in the state. ing to Carnegie, who estimates "We are spectator friendly," he that between 500,000-700.000 said. people will visit the facility dur- Andrew Brener. a partner in ing the first year. the venture and owner of the In addition to the rinks, the building firm constructing the PHOTOS BY JERRY WOLKOWITZ building houses a pro shop, a rink, said that the team used the best in building the facility. restaurant, an arcade, and a sky A group of children (above) box for parties and groups. "We are not skimping on any- enjoy an ice skating party on There are also seats for specta- thing," Brener said. the last day of May, courtesy of tors around the ice. Construction of the facility the recently opened ProSkate There is plenty of parking as began at the end of last June, USA on Cornwall Drive in well, with 200 parking spaces for some three years after obtaining South Brunswick. At right, a final approval from the township. skating instructor gathers the cars and 14 spaces for buses. youngsters for a quick lesson South Brunswick High School Tryouts for the NJ Stars youth on skating fundamentals. will call the building home for its traveling hockey team will be junior varsity and varsity hockey held Wednesday, June 7 at 6:45 teams. p.m., Carnegie said. Carnegie hopes to get other Anyone who would like infor- local schools involved in the mation may call the facility at hockey program. (732) 940-6800. Contract negotiations reach an impasse in N.B gaining to resume until September. In addition, upcoming activities such as Also, the association seeks health in- NBTEA claims next The board stated that their negotiations graduation, evening concerts, fifth-grade surance improvements when the.district is mediation not expected committee has informed the association send-off, Linwood Middle School Class already absorbing an increase of more than that it is willing to meet with the mediator Night, and honor and award nights "will 14 percent in premiums for existing cover- until September on a regular basis "beginning immediate- not be supported by NBTEA members," age, according to the board. ly" and throughout the summer to resolve according to the association's bargaining Balaban contended that since De- BY CRAIG YETSKO the contract. council. cember the board "has made a half-heart- Staff Writer "With continued hard work and open They explained that end-of-year pro- ed, purposely obstructionist attempt to NORTH BRUNSWICK — The con- communications, the parties can reach a grams will have to ask community mem- negotiate a new contract" with members of tract negotiations between the North new agreement well before the opening of bers to take the place of NBTEA members. the NBTEA. Brunswick Board of Education and the school in September," the board said. In response to the-association's "limited He explained that a "board strategy of North Brunswick Township Education In response to the May 24 meeting, the job action," the board advised the staff that delay and anti-association tactics" have Association have screeched to a halt. association's bargaining council issued a it expects them "to continue to act profes- included postponed meetings, absent board Following a meeting between the board directive to its membership. sionally and to comply with the terms of negotiations and monthlong gaps between and the NBTEA on May 24, both parties According to the board, it is usually the contract, district policy and practice." negotiation sessions. agreed that negotiations for a new contract called a "work to rule" or "work to con- The board stated that since December "The Board of Education package had reached an impasse. tract." both parties have met in order to "hammer called for a considerable deterioration of According to a Board of Education Balaban said that the NBTEA will out" details for a new, three-year contract competitive health insurance coverage, press release, the parties will seek the "comply fully with the existing contract, to begin on July I. unnecessary and poorly researched earlier appointment of a state mediator by the but end-of-the-year activities and programs The new contract will govern the terms opening and later closing times governing Public Employment Relations Commis- cannot be operated smoothly." and conditions of employment of 600 the school day, and a significantly lower sion. "We will not violate the contract," he teachers, secretaries, custodians, mainte- salary offer than that enjoyed throughout "The Board of Education will continue said. "They will get no more and no less nance personnel and aides. Middlesex County," Balaban said. to negotiate in good faith keeping in mind than what they are entitled to under the The board explained that while some He also stated that at the May 24 meet- the district's budget, the educational needs current contractual agreement" until a issues have been resolved, other key issues ing the association's bargaining council of the students and the association's will- memorandum of agreement is signed. such as salary, health insurance and the was kept waiting for three hours "while the ingness to demonstrate flexibility on key The association's bargaining council, in length of the instructional workday remain board recrafted a consciously offensive issues," board officials stated. a memo to NBTEA members, directed unsettled. and demeaning series of counter propos- According to the NBTEA, a mediation them to work only during contractual time, Board officials said they offered the als." session is not expected to be scheduled not to volunteer in noncontractual pro- association a compensation package simi- Balaban said that the associalion pre- until September. grams or activities, not to give extra help lar to that received in other school districts sented compromises and "actual deletions" NBTEA President Mark Balaban said outside regular class hours, not to assign throughout the state. of every issue it thought was important: that it is possible that a state mediator will teacher detentions and not to commit for According to the board, "the associa- however, the board "insisted on major not be appointed until the end of June or anything for the summer or fall, which tion seeks a package which, in its words, is "give-backs" tied to a compensation per- early July, and that will be too late for bar- includes curriculum work or flex day 'considerably above the average settle- centage considerably below that which was teaching. ment.' 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Five charged following four-hour manhunt mmmmm | BY CHARLES W.JKIM Staff Writer SOUTH BRUNSWICK — What I SPACES AVAILABLE IN OUR FULL AND MINI-DAY CHILDREN'S PROGRAM. seemed to be a routine traffic stop on Route 1 ended with an officer being in- 7 . jured and a four-hour manhunt on May 24. 1 '-. •'.- ;,...'/• •'•':•.:,•... o,.,,- •.'//-.• A total of five individuals were charged in relation to the incident. According to police. South Brunswick Patrolman Dan Ols.son stopped an older year Mustang for safety violations at 10:15 p.m. at the intersection of Route 1 and Whispering Woods Boulevard. Police said that as the vehicle came to a stop, the driver, who police identified as Gary Adkins, 23, from Pax, WVa., jumped from the vehicle and started running for the woods. -* '4* ^ / /• ' Olsson grabbed Adkins on the shoulder of the highway where they began to strug- gle. During this struggle, police said, both men tumbled down an embankment where Olsson struck a number of large rocks at the bottom causing him to sustain lacera- tions to both his arm and hand, as well as dislocating his knee. According to police, Adkins kept strug- gling with Olsson, eventually breaking free and running into the woods. According to police, Olsson was trans- ported to The Medical Center at Princeton by the Monmouth Junction First Aid - T v Squad. Olsson received 12 stitches and a leg brace at the hospital before being released, police said. Two passengers in the vehicle, Steven Adkins, 27, from Beckley, WVa., and Jason Ross, 21, from Hollywood, Fla., were both arrested at the scene, police PRESS si:or? said. Police said that the license plates on the vehicle were stolen, and that they found hollow point bullets inside the car. FAMOUSMAtiR e Both men in the car were each charged . with possession of hollow point bullets MESR SHIP'S and possession of stolen property. C 'hlh •' Us At that point, police said, a four-hour manhunt started to capture Adkins. A K-9 unit from Tinton Falls joined a dozen South Brunswick officers in the search through the wet forest. Ope/i 3 Days Ow/y lo At about 2 a.m. the officers converged on a motel room at the Days Inn on Route Save You Money! 1 where they found Adkins and placed him under arrest. He was charged with aggravated as- sault of a police officer, possession of stolen property and resisting arrest. J www.kgmens.com Two other occupants of the room, Daniel Cooper, 27, from Gallager, W.Va., and Adkins wife, Sherri, 22, were also arrested and charged with hindering the apprehension of a fugitive. Adkins' bail was set at $100,000. The two passengers' bail was set at $25,000, and Cooper's bail was set at $7,500. The four men were remanded to the Middlesex County Correction Center, North Brunswick, in default of bail. BAHWAY SUPERSTORE FASBFfELD SUPERSTORE EAST BRKWIGK Sherri Adkins was released with a court Rt 1&9 N, in Granite Storage Plaza On Fairfield Rd, underneath Fun Time Junction On Rt 18 S, Behind Pier One Imports date, according to police. "Shoes not available in Fairfield According to police, the group was in 1O-9, SAT 10»7s SUN 12-6. • CALL 1-8OO-4KGMENS. town doing work for a local cemetery. NS SENTINEL JUNE 2 2000 5
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SOUTH BRUNSWICK — The mem- While it is too late for this year, high bers of the South Brunswick Veterans school juniors who would like more infor- Tribute Committee want more students to mation about the award may contact Kathy apply for their annual scholarship. Thorpe at (732) 297-6330." The committee incoiporated in 1992, using S5.000 left over from constructing the veterans monument at the municipal complex on Route 522 to start the annual scholarship fund. The scholarship was started to award $1,000 to a graduating South Brunswick student who was a son or daughter of a veteran. The first award was given in 1993 to Christopher Ortiz. Last year, Kendall Park student Lauren Pursley was awarded the S1 scholarship. Outerbridge Crossing Committee Secretary/Treasurer Kathy Thorpe said that because of the low num- ber of applications received for the award, NEW JERSEY BOUND LANES the committee opened the field to all grad- uating students last year. Thorpe said that during the seven years of the award, the maximum number of applications received in any one year was CLOSED OVERNIGHT three, noting that in one of the years, only one student applied for the award. for deck rehabilitation until further notice. Thorpe explained that many students may not be aware of the award because it is independent, and not handled through die school. The organization has sponsored golf 9:30 pm - 6 am Weekdays The bridge is OPEN outings, and sell copies of the 11 pm Fridays - 6 am Saturdays on Sunday nights Entertainment Book each year to replenish the funds. 11 pm Saturdays - 7am Sundays in both directions. Thorpe said that the committee is hop- ing for a greater number of applications by opening the award up to the entire com- A v.3*1*' . USE: GOETHALS BRIDGE OR BAYOMIME BRIDGE munity. New York bound traffic will NOT be affected. Thorpe said that the committee's board of directors currently has two vacancies, and unless a greater interest in the award is For daily updates and project information, call 1-800-221-9903 shown, those vacancies will remain. or visit www.panynj.gov. "If that doesn't occur, we believe that there isn't a need for the scholarship and we will dissolve the corporation when all fi * of the remaining funds are depleted," Thorpe said. If, however, there is a larger turnout, Thorpe said, the committee will fill the two seats on the board, and schedule another golf outing. 1 O SENTINEL JUNE 2 2000 NS
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Billings during There is nothing wrong with for- the 1996-1997 North Brunswick mer Mayor Paul Matacera feeling reassessment was turned over to the sorry for Billings and his family, but, Middlesex County Prosecutor's as Mayor David Spaulding correctly Office. noted, he should also feel sorry for On Tuesday, almost a year to the residents of the township. date, the case climaxed when We don't know every detail about Billings pleaded guilty for not fiJing what happened during the reassess- slate income tax returns and tamper- ment program but what has come out ing with government documents. does not sound good. Could this be the beginning of It seemed a liltle iishy when other disclosures of mismanagement Billings was hired twice after being which occurred in the township in denied by the state to conduct the the past? We don't know. reassessment and then received more It's anyone's guess as to what the than what the salary ordinance state Attorney General's Office is required. finding out after entering the What is even more troubling is Municipal Building and retrieving that Billings, according to Spaulding, financial documents last fall. reported that he had worked certain hours for the township when he had One thing is for certain, the actually been in Las Vegas or Florida. taxpayers of North Brunswick, not If that is true, it doesn't sound like he Billings; came out on the losing end was doing much work here. Also, on this matter. Billings supposedly assessed a Sure, he pleaded guilty for the vacant lot. crimes he committed, but residents All this may not come as good are paying for his wrongdoing. news to residents who were just get- Due to Billings' work, more than ting used to silence after last year's ioytii Branswleft resilient praises IJ Oepapfmeif of Transportation half of the township's commercial revelations of financial mismanage- he New Jersey Department of away traffic and sprawl. Every vil- ators lnverso and Kavanaugh, and and industrial properties filed tax ment. appeals and the township had to pay Transportation has done the lage is unique, but in this respect assemblymen Bateman, Biondi and However, it appears that the new right thing with its generally Kingston is, and will continue to be, Guear for their invaluable help in for two tax attorneys to deal with Republican administration has T them. positive response to our request for a in the same predicament as all the this matter. Likewise, we gratefully implemented policies and controls so few inexpensive and important others. Our task force has never acknowledge the hard work of In addition, the Township that something like this may never Council had to set SI million aside in pedestrian safety improvements in asked for special treatment for our Patrolman Dale Owens of the South happen again. Kingston Village. We will continue village, but rather that all such com- Brunswick Police Traffic Division in to work to get these improvements in munities be equally respected. helping to spearhead calming traffic MOM plan scores a victory place in a timely manner and to fully We hope that we have eased the in South Brunswick. implement the traffic and other rec- path somewhat for our fellow his- According to his chief's 1998 he controversial Monmouth- line? How many commuters from ommendations of our 1997 Final toric communities. We stand ready community survey, traffic is the No. Ocean-Middlesex rail proj- these towns would commute to the Report. to cooperate and share our knowl- 1 problem in South Brunswick. Pa- T ect, proposed by NJ Transit, towns along the line? There are many other small his- edge with others who are likewise trolman Owens has made a differ- scored a major victory this week. How many more vehicles could toric communities in both South interested in protecting their own ence. State Assembly members voted the towns on the line receive without Brunswick and Franklin townships, quality of life and are willing to give Steve Masticola to include the project in the Circle of furthering the region's traffic conges- the job what it takes. and throughout the state, that are Joint Citizens Advisory Task Mobility legislation on May 25 by a tion? beset by the same problems of run- margin of 2-1. N J Transit Director Jeffrey Warsh Finally, I would like to thank sen- Force for the Village of Kingston The debate on the Assembly said in an earlier interview with our floor, however, did raise many ques- staff mat the number '72" was "given tions that remain unanswered. to him" by NJ Transit staff. Warsh North Brunswick resstlesit defends mayor, Township CounoIS When die bill's sponsor, James did not elaborate on which town sn't it strange that JoAnn Riley in this paper the prior week? If you written by this paper. Holzapfel (R-District 10), was asked they were or why they would support sarcastically criticized a sugges- did, men you were fooled just like a I'd suggest that this paper needs to identify the 72 municipalities that such a project. I tion that a college degree has lot of other people. to get its facts straight before mis- supported the line, he refused. Holzapfel said during the May 25 some value and at the same time The mayor never insulted the vet- leading the public about our mayor debate that, if asked, he could not "It would be inappropriate to list informs us that her husband not only erans. Dave Spaulding is a veteran and council. I agree with the mayor; even say where the line would run. the municipalities," he said. has a degree, but the degree includes who's proud of the time he served he owes no one an apology. "1 can't tell you for sure where Although our news organization two minors? So, Ms. Riley, what's and respectful of those who defend- those tracks will be," he said. supports the project, we feel that such your point? That college isn't impor- ed our country. Here's a lesson for Maybe he could ask Warsh, who Blossom Ruday a question should be answered. We tant or that it is? Should we rely upon you: Don't believe everything that's feel thai it is important for people to seems to know exactly where the "formal documents" that "prove their North Brunswick know just what towns support the tracks will be. While Holzapfel said knowledge and expertise" or not? plan. After all. we surely know of the that the vote does not endorse a spe- And Ms. Riley, at what point did three communities that are opposed. cific project, rail advocates are cheer- the Mayor David Spaulding or the Assembly supporters of the bill ing the movement on the link. Sentinel Marilyn Duff Township Council suggest that the MANAGING EDITOR are quick to point to the opposing Maybe the language of the bill i police are "drooling idiots?" I'd like Editorial: 358-5200 Ext. 8223 towns of Jamesburg, Monroe, and too vague, but make no mistake, the yoti to be specific. Did you ever hear Fax: 780-4192 Lindsey Siegle South Brunswick. MOM line has gained a full head o such remarks? Or are you simply try- SPORTS COORDINATOR They think that identifying them steam this year with Warsh's appoint Display Advertising: 358-5200 ing to create the belief that these Fax: 780-4257 is appropriate; then why not list the menl to NJ Transit. Gregory Bean comments were made? What's your EXECUTIVE EDITOR supporters? Answers to these question. agenda? Were you a Shamy support- Classified: (800) 660-4ADS Fax: 780-4678 As near as we can figure, there should be given to the officials thai er who is trying to discredit a mayor Kevin Wittman are only about 20 towns along the oppose the line, so that if their fight and council who are working hard E-mail: [email protected] PUBLISHER line. These towns, which include the against the line foils, they can have an for this township by making up sto- opponents of the $400 million plan, idea about just what kind of impact ries? The truth is, no member of the Delivery problems? would face the greatest impact from the plan will have on their communi- Call circulation at 254-1755 before governing body ever made such noon on Friday. the proposal. ties. remarks. A Greater Media Newspaper If there are another 52 communi- While the next battle is played oui The Sentinel is published Thursday bv ties that support MOM, we would in a vote on the Senate's version ol And, Ms. Riley, can you point out the Sentinel Publishing Co., P.O. Box how the mayor insulted the military? 5001, Freehold, N.J. 07728. First-class like to know who they are. the bill, S-239, hopefully these ques mail subscription available at $72 for | fj VERIFIED ffjg| SVft Would these communities use the dons will be fully answered. Did you rely only upon the distorted 26 weeks, 40 cents a copy. and fabricated editorial that appeared m BB AUDIT CIRCULATION fflaAfWMi JSSii™—-a***1 NS SENTINEL JUNE 2, 2000 13 Heart Associaioii praises ban on straffing in public places ia\o to the Princeton Regional heart late and blood piessure to inciease Do You Need A Prom Dress? Health Commission The American and nonsmokers who have high Wood Come See The Best Selection in Central NJ! Heart Association full} suppoits the pressure or high blood cholesterol have an health oidinance that was intiodiiced to even gieatei risk ot developing heart dis- A Large Selection of ban smoking in public places including ease when thev re exposed to secondhand lesUuiants Pnnceton s leadership and smoke Pregnant nonsmokers who are ex Prom, Bridesmaid's, Special coinage on this issue are to be commend- posed to cigarette smoke delnei low buth Occasion Dresses & Accessories ed weight babies moie oi ten than those who Tobacco pioducts kill more than vveic not exposed to cigaiette smoke In Sizes 3-23 & 4-24 400 000 people eveiy jeai including moie Public places including icstauiants and than 200 000 from cardio\asculai disease - bais are intended toi public use Smoke OVER 1000 DRESSES IN STOCK the No J killer ol Amencans TheAmen- tiee sections do not woik Whether a p.t Featuring Dresses by can Heait Association suppoits the lights tion or an cmplovee ever,one deserves the Morgan & Co. and Dave & Johnny LTD. ot people to a smoke tree envnonment to light to hieathe clean smoke tree air And be able to bieathe clean air theie is an inueasing bod) ot evidence in Upper Level In Woodbridge Mall, Envnonmentul tobacco smoke often eluding studies tiom Arizona California icfeiied to as passive smoke or second Massachusetts and North Carolina , NJ • 732-636-5340 hand smoke kills close to 40 000 non indicating that smokc-tiee oidinanees have smokeis fiom caidio\asculai disease each no adverse economic effect on businesses >ear Being in a smoke-filled 100m is including icstautants worse than smoking a cigarette The smoke The American Heart Association iullv horn the tip ot a cigarette is 20 times moie supports the Piineeton smoke liee ordi- dangerous than what a smoker inhales nance We uige speeds passage ol the oi- Accoiding to a landmark 10 year study oi dinance 12 000 women constants exposed to sec- ondhand smoke in the woikplace oi honu Chattel \ Dennis, MD. then risk oi haying a hcait attack neail> Pit snlcnt doubled The study was published in the \lllCllHltl Hillll \sSO(llltlOJl May 1997 issue ot Ci/citlcition Journal of A'tu Jtne\ Ctmiiologist the Ameiican Heait Association and pio vides the stiongest evidence \et that expo- Cathei me Shi ope- Wok suie to smoke in the woikplaee is as dan- Pie suit nr eerous as exposuie at home Menu Cuwin Dnisntn Childien and infants exposed to sec- of the American Heait As wacition Our programs will pmde ondhand smoke have increased risk for Vice Piesident learning experiences m the following areas. pneumonia, bronchitis asthma middle ear ThirdFedeial Bank, Pnnceton ltd Child lu, * I oripiiaii disease and sudden infant death syndrome SlafJ Ratio Infant * M»ML i. Mourn* in (SIDS) Nicotine in the smoke causes the *(rutiu E\prt«iui] \ \ii) Kingdom Jodtllei Pie Day!on resilient in larar of filing main-line rail link School Can (bu,,h * Stic m< was really glad to see that the Repub- completely dominated b\ the local Optn 7am to 7pm year round * V] ah Democrats including council candidate Hill u- half da\/»onmims * Linjfiidgr Vns lican candidates for Township Council ai tillable in all a^v gioujis while leading the fight against the and Planning Board Chairman Frank * Nuuiuon ((oo I * Rt «'d ng V Lbtt Antisell said there should be no train sta- MOM (Monmouth-Ocean-Middlesex) rail 2190 Rt 130 Noi . !( PHOTOS BY SEAN GUTHRIDGE Kids Day America provided a fun way to support the Drug Abuse Resistance Education (DARE) program in South Brunswick on May 20. Above, Andrew Gong, 8, of South Brunswick sports a McGruff the Crime Dog mask. Rose Santaguida from Hillsborough demonstrates a self-defense kick. Stanless Steel bends metal for the audience. Emit Chen, 7, gets a spinal check by Tara Penland of Sayreville. NS SENTINEL JUNE 2 2000 15 vfl Continued from page 1 Vfl Call 548-2B33 or 828-4004 Gucai stated that the saletv of the ICSI- to Reserve the Class of Your Choice dtnts in his district was the main itason Joi * Ja?z ' Cym/|d^? " Hip Hop * Ballet his opposition " Lyrical "* Aciult Classes * TocicJIer Classes * have L>nn is n Fam I Owned £. Operated BusineS5 for 45 Then safety is pai amount he said 23 N Main St (Lukach Plaza), Miiitowrt, N j Officials in Monioc Township have stated No Recitals - ^n Annual Dane DtmonstMtiun Entrance Muscle Mall ' Fitness Center then concern o\ei the numbei ot school Certified Professional Teiching SUft ** REGISTER NOW & RECEiVE 510 CREDIT buses and children that cioss the tracks daily Bovs k GrlsHp Hop Classes Tuuijht by Our Own Kn els CI •• a Irstru tor* TOWARDS YOUR FALL CLASSES WITH THIS AD Monioe Mayoi Richard Pucci claims town • v ship school buses cioss the lail line 116 times dail) Gicenstein tried unsuccessfulh to send the bill back foi a second leading That motion was blocked by Assembly Tiansportation Committee Chairman Alex Cental Jeney^an you concerned about: DeCroce (R 26) The bill had passed through DeCroce s committee eailiu this month after one day of the safety of your children? hearings The Senate version ot the bill is still in that /72s bod\ s tiansportation committee The cost of auto insurance? The healings on that \ersion of the bill were extended due to the number ot people who wanted to testify No date has \et been set for the second lound ot he uinjs The enwir&nment? This is a noosi. uound oui necks Grecnstein said We have a state agency (NJ Transit) lailroading this though ' she said NJ Tiansit initially dismissed the pro WE ALWAYS CAKE HOW YOU FEEL posed commuter line in 1996 opting toi enhanced bus sei v ice along the Route 9 cor frustrated? Politicians ndor thiough noithein Ocean, western Monmouth and southern Middlesex counties Want to vent?. CALL 1732) 545-WCTC listen to us. The appointment last year of passengei lail line supporter Jerfre\ Waish as director of that agency lenewed inteiest in the plan W€T€ is your opportunity to let your Yoke be heard Agriculture museum on issues that affect yoe. Join our talk show hosts and our guests sets Sheep to Shawl m we discuss local and national topics of toterest..Itichidiiig The New Jersey Museum of Agncultuie will hold Us traditional spring sheep sheai taxes, politics, schools and entertainment. ing at its Sheep to Shawl event June 4 hom noon-4 p m at the museum located off Route 1 in Noith Biunswick at the College Farm Road exit (Cook College News/Talk WCTC 1450 campus) The sheep will leceive their annu- al 'haircuts at 1 p m and 2 15pm in the is exciting...thought museum s courtyard Admission to Sheep to Shawl is $4 for adults $3 for seniors and provoking "tulk tmikf to $2 for children age 4 and up Carding and spinning were traditional your backyard. chores of the farm family so in addition to the shearing, the program will examine how Our Monday-Friday daytime talk show line-up... wool is made into clothing, with weavers on hand to demonstrate There will also be continuous demonstrations of felting and ci arts foi children For additional informa The Morning Show Mid-days Afternoons tion, call the museum at (732) 249-2077 t, with with with St. Augustine's to hold Maty Wait Bernard Splgitat Ban Wlmtt model transit show Macquel MlUams & Mmhm Sutith The New York City Model Transit As- sociation, along with St Augustine of Canterbury School Kendall Park, will 5:50 AM-10 AM 10 AM-3 PM 3 PM-6 PM sponsor a Model Trolley and Transit Show June 3,9 am to 6 p m , at St Augustine School, 45 Henderson Road, Kendall Park section of South Brunswick Be part of it... 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Athletic Directors Oifice or the Health up or to volunteer, call (732) 329-6688 Office Miller Memorial to hold SPECIAL South Biunswick High School sports physical sessions will be held ai the high Strawberry Festival SECTIONS school nurse's office, 750 Ridge Road Miliei Memorial Presbuenan Church Monmouth Junction, on the following The Fnends of the South Brunswick dates June 15 (girls) at 2 30 p m , June 21 will hold Us Strawbeirv Festival at the church Library is accepting donations oi books on the comei of Ridge and New roads South (boys) at 2 30 p m , and June 27 (entenng especiall\ childien s books and best- freshman boys and gills) at 8 30 am Brunsv ick (in June 3 liom 4-7 pm The selleis, for its summer book sale annual event will include a menu i catmint* Forms foi the June 15 and 21 dates are due Beginning June 1 books in good condi- by June 7, forms foi June 27 aie due by sUawbern shortcake floppy joes hamburg- tion maj be diopped off at the hbiary ers anil hot dogs Stating will be ouidoois un- June 19 The South Biunswick Librai_\ is All students who have had a recent der the "big top, oi indoois in au-condi- appealing to stiong and willing individu- tioning The meal will he served bv thi. south exam or who are having an exam per- als to help them out with the sale at the formed by their private physician must gioup Proceeds will benefit the chun_h\ library Kingston Lane. 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Headquarters Gallery through June 2, 5-11 p.m. on June 10) June 3, noon to 11 p.m. fireworks at 9 p.m. One Johnson & Johnson Plaza June 4, noon to 10 p.m. Liberty Oak Park New Brunswick Summerhill Marketplace Georgia Rd., Freehold Twp. (732) 524-6957 next to Kmart parking and entertainment Route 18 & Arthur Street are free Still Working: New Jersey East Brunswick (732)294-2191 Artists Over 65 admission: $12, age 12 and through June 4 above; $1, under age 12 Madcap Mutts Making Mon.-Fri., 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. all proceeds benefit special Magic weekends & holidays, 1-5 p.m. programs for children animals, rescued from The Gallery at Bristol-Myers at Camp Daisy, East Brunswick Squibb (732) 390-6797 shelters and now stars of Broadway and TV Route 206 benefits Monmouth Co. SPCA Lawrenceville section of Riverfest 2000 June 10 at 2 p.m. Lawrence featuring gourmet food from Count Basie Theatre (609) 252-6275 24 area restaurants; jazz and Monmouth St., Red Bank blues from more than 20 tickets: $20; $15 children This is My Favorite Work national and local musicians; (732) 842-9000 Artisan's Alley - 30 artisans The Art of Healing & Hope through June 23 display & sell handcrafted items 22nd Annual Heritage June 2, 3, 4 Mariachi-Tequila de Leo Cruz peiform at last year's Riverfest. This year Riverfest Mon., Wed., Fri., 9:30 a.m.- Marine Park, Red Bank Days Festival 2000 will be held at Marine Park in Red Bank on June 2-4 4:30 p.m.; Tues. & Thurs., free admission New Jersey's largest free 11 a.m.- 4:30 p.m.; (732)741-0055 outdoor heritage festival, Elaine Monk other hours by appointment music hot line: (732) 224-2492 featuring 25 acts performing jazz vocalist THEATER The N.J. Center for the www.inthegardenstate.com jazz, blues, folk, dance, etc.; June 2 at 8 p.m. Healing Arts/Arts for Health //riverfest// ethnic foods; art; more on the lawn of the Barron 1776 23 Mechanic St. June 3, noon to 8 p.m. Arts Center presented by the East Red Bank June 4, noon to 7 p.m. 582 Rahway Ave. Brunswick Community Players (732) 747-2944 Hungarian Festival Three Trenton locations: woodbridge sponsored by the Hungarian Old Barracks Museum June 2-24 free admission Fridays & Saturdays at 8 p.m. Civic Association Mill Hill Park bring lawn chairs food, exhibits, music, games Sundays at 3 p.m. New Jersey State Museum (732) 634-0413 Playhouse 22 for children, museum gift, (609) 695-7107 shop, folk dancing, fencing 210 Dunhams Corner Road demos, twilight concert Westminster Community East Brunswick June 3,11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Crawfish Fest Orchestra & Westminster tickets: $15; $11, seniors & Somerset Street Louisiana music, food & crafts Children's Choir students New Brunswick June 3 &4,10 a.m.-6:30 p.m. Barbara Barstow, conductor (732) 254-3939 opening ceremonies at Waterloo Village Patricia Thel, director Maayar Reformed Church exit 25, Route 80 west Melody Harrity, clarinet A View From the Bridge (732) 846-5777 tickets: $20 in advance, $25 Sergey Panon, violin by Arthur Miller on day of show; under age works of Humperdinck, presented by the Circle N.J. Seafood Festival 14, free with parent; two-day Vivaldi, Weber Players of Piscataway combination ticket, $35 June 3 at 2 & 8 p.m. through June 3 fine seafood restaurants, parking: $5 • l . -. artists, crafters, wine-tasting, Richardson Auditorium Fri. & Sat. at 8:30 p.m. (201)507-8900 Princeton University Circle Players The 22nd Annual Heritage Days cheeses, live music, contests, (973) 347-0900 Festival will take place on June 3 petting zoo, more tickets: $10; $8, seniors 416 Victoria Ave., Piscataway and 4. June 10-11 & students tickets: $12, evenings; 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. (609) 258-5000 $1 discount for students MUSIC & senior citizens Oceanfront at Silver Lake Park imperial Symphonic Band (732) 968-7555 FOR KIDS Fifth Ave., Belmar Choro Quartet Concert free admission The Holland Tunnel Project Alunsina (732) 774-8506 June 4 at 2 p.m. Waiting for Tadashi Beethova Obas Imperial Music Center by Velina Hasu Houston children's musical based on myths jazz, Latin & Caribbean music tale of the struggles of 48 Appleby Ave., South River presented by Pintig, the Pulse Absolut Sounds of the City free admission Amerasian orphans bom 2000 free outdoor music of Philippine Culture Inc. lunch served noon to 2 p.m. after World War II dances, songs, puppets, series (732) 238-0310 part of the Next Stage Festival June 1, 5-10 p.m. masks, symbolic costumes New Play Series featuring from tribal societies New Jersey Performing Arts staged readings of plays in Center Theater Square American Boychoir June 3 at 6 p.m. with members of development South Am boy High School Center Street after-play discussions Newark The New York Collegium 200 H.C. Hoffman Plaza (888) GO NJPAC James Litton, music director June 2 & 3 at 8 p.m. tickets: $10; $5, students, Michael Haydn's 'Mass' June 4 at 7 p.m. seniors; under age 12 free & 'Vespers' George Street Playhouse Mississippi Charles Bevel (732) 432-4963 June 4 at 7 p.m. Livingston Aye. (201)943-5574 singer, musician, actor Richardson Auditorium New Brunswick June 2 at 8 p.m. Princeton University tickets: $10 Carollo Scholarship Recital Crossroads Theatre Company tickets: $i5-$25; $10 students (732)246-7717 7 Livingston Ave. (609) 258-5000 featuring musicians from the New Brunswick Pippin Newark Community School tickets: open seating, $35; music & lyrics by Stephen of the Arts concert, reception, Engelbert Humperdinck June 6 at 7 p.m. autographed CD, $60 June 8 at 8 p.m. Schwartz Rehearsal Banquet Hall State Theatre book by Roger 0. Hirson N.J. Performing Arts Center proceeds benefit June7-July23 Crossroads Theatre 15 Livingston Ave. One Center St. New Brunswick Paper Mill Playhouse Engelbert Humperdinck will perform (732) 249-5560 Millbum Newark (732) 940-7973 tickets: $25-$100 tickets: $12; $7, children at the State Theatre on June 8. (732) 246-7469 tickets: $36-$60 (973) 376-4343 (888) GO NJPAC NS NS SENTINEL, JUNE 2, 2000 1 9 president, to rematk, "It was tar more than Washington, D C. and featuies a variety of animals, includ- we were expecting; I was absolutely She managed her own law firm from ing some of the unique and limited items stunned." 1991-1998 and was past president of the produced by Steil'f in the last 30 years. For more information on the food bank county Bar Association in Manassas, Va. When students at North Brunswick or to make donations, call the Department She is a member of the New Jersey and Township High School announced that of Human Sendees at (732) 247-0922. ext. Virginia bar associations. they would again contribute some of the 475. Brunner resides in North Brunswick proceeds from their annual "Rock-a- with her husband, Robert. Thon" to the North Brunswick Food Bank, The Veterans of foreign Wars Post No. organizers were pleased. 9111 of South Brunswick and the The group had consistently shown sup- women's auxiliary will host an "all-you- port to the food bank with an annual con- can-eat" breakfast at the post home. 11 Oil tribution of 10 percent of the proceeds. Cheryl K. Brunner, a resident of North Henderson Road, Kendall Pack, the first m However, this year's '"Rock-a-Thon" or- Brunswick, recently joined the law firm of A display of stuffed animals made by Sunday of each month. Serving runs from ganizers split the proceeds between the Lomurro. • Davison, Eastman and Munoz, the well-known SteitT company will be on 8 a.m. to noon, and a variety menu and food bank and the Make-A-Wish Founda- P.A., in Freehold. Her areas of practice tire exhibit at the North Brunswick Public Li- take-out are available. tion, resulting in a $3,300 donation for family and employment law. brary, 880 Hermann Road, during the Donation is S>5 per person. For infor- each. The donation was the largest cash She is a graduate of the State University month of June. The collection is owned by mation, call the post home at (732) 297- donation in the food bank's history, of New York. Albany, and received her juris North Brunswick resident Harriet Wriaht 9823 after 2 p.m. prompting Ann Marie McHugh, food bank doctorate from American University, rsey • CONCRETE • BLOCK • SAND ©n's Masonry Centers We're so much more than just block & concrete! J-vV CONTROLOKTAPE n.- EXAADTW8 J „ BOLDUC Da/ft limit Yourself to the small selection 4B" MAHOGANY/AUJMIMUM l-BEAffl LEVEL, of the Big Home tenters. M CLAYTON'S we 1+'.- UNBREAKABLE VIALS. 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GUARANTEED! encourages students horn the second piogiam dc\Llopmenl at United Wav ot guide up to unte an essav descnbing a sc- Central Jersey moi citizen who has touched then Tite in some special vvav Fust second- and thud-place winners hom each grade will iead their essav. s at the ceremony and leceive then avvaids Concerned Black Parents to hold annual dance The Concerned Black Paients and Citi- zens of South Biunswick will sponsor its annual fund-iaiser, a scholaiship ddnce, at the Kendall Park Veteians of Foreign Wars Post 9111, Henderson Road at Route 27 on June "? from 9pm to 2 a m The donation of $25 includes a light buffet and dancing to music by DJ 'The Knight" The distinguished guests at the dance are the three scholarship recipients tor 2000 For ticket information contact June at (732) 274-2686 or Linda at (732) 438- 9235 S.B. 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Ihe state Assembly voted, by a margin "But with a railroad running .through of 2-1 on May 25. in favor of funds supporting the Monmouth-Ocean- their back yards, property owners will watch Middlese.x (MOM) rail line, despite these values plummet," Nalitt added. adamant opposition from Middlesex County Jamesburg Mayor Joseph Dipierro does- officials and residents. n't agree with, nor understand, Trenton's thinking or financial reasoning behind last Since the 5400 million project was first week's approval. "This project will cost mil- proposed back in 1996. it has been opposed by the Middlesex communities of Monroe. lions of dollars and federal funding will pro- Jamesburg and South Brunswick. vide for 50 percent at best," Dipierro said. In response to this resistance, the pro- "Who do you think will be responsible for posal was originally cast aside by NJ Transit the rest? The taxpayers, that's who." He said, officials and enhanced bus service along "We have been shown absolutely no proof Route 9 was put into effect instead. It was that this rail line will be economically feasi- not until newly appointed NJ Transit ble or that it will support itself." He added he 2020 TRANSIT SCORE Director Jeffrey Warsh took office last year hopes all those opposed to MOM will take a thai the plan found renewed momentum. good look at the officials who voted in favor With staunch support from Assembly LOW 0-5 of it and remember come re-election time. Speaker Jack Collins, the bill was quickly The bill still has to pass through the state passed in the Assembly. N'ARGiMAL .5 -1 Senate; however, this may prove to be only a Monroe Township Councilman Jrwin formality, as it is fairly clear where this deci- Naiilt said he believes that Collins has ex- MEDIUM sion is headed, officials contend. ercised blind ambition, rushing the bill to "It's truly a shame when the people in win the support of Monmouth and Ocean MFDIUM-HIGH Trenton, who call themselves representa- County voters if he seeks higher office. tives, have no clue as to who or what they're But whatever Collins' reasoning, the representing," Lamantia said. 'They have no Assembly voted to include a proposed rail idea what life is like in our towns. In fact, I line in the Circle of Mobility legislation. rcro component* would bet that most of them have never even "The Garden State Parkway cannot con- Household (HHj Density been to Jamesburg." He asked, "How can tinue to handle the overwhelming commuter ji Oers'ly they support a huge decision like this when ErrtfJ'.ymtnt Density they have absolutely no concept of how it population," said Assemblyman James W. 7e-0 5 One-Car MH Holzapfel (R-Ocean) in a recent statement. will affect things here?" "The rail makes the most sense." Feist said that Monroe, along with their Additionally, the MOM line would not be side of their existing freight train tracks," Makes sense to whom is the question, neighbors in' Jamesburg and South a direct one for Middlesex passengers, Nalitt explained. "Is either the state or NJ Brunswick, will not go down without a fight. however, according to local officials. Transit going to guaiantee that our children "Why would we support a rail line that requiring them to switch trains before reach- "We'll rally with the residents and produce wouldn't really even serve us. but rather only ing their final destination of New York. are safe from approaching high speed trains? our own case studies if necessary," he said. Monmouth and Ocean County residents?" '"The bus ride into Manhattan from the I don't think so." "The state will hear about our disapproval - asked Monroe Township Engineer Ernie Monroe park-and-ride takes only about one Currently, the railroad track running loud and clear." Feist. hour and it's direct," Feist said. "If residents through the center of Jamesburg is used sole- Feist said they will refer back to a NJ Jamesburg Borough Councilman Tony decided to use a rail line exiting Jamesburg ly for hauling freight, which involves slower Transit study that was defeated in 1997 be- Lamantia agreed with Feist. "The line station, it would require switching trains moving trains and minimal passes through cause it failed to prove that the rail line made should really be called. MO because anyway, adding extra time to their com- town. It has never been a problem, Nalitt any sense from an environmental, commuter Middlesex wants no part of it," he said. mute." said. "Last year, there was a reported one or financial standpoint. "I seriously doubt accident every two hours of every day at a "Not only are most of Monroe's residents Besides the inconvenience, Monroe of- anything has changed since then that would satisfied with their current express bus com- ficials have expressed heightened safety, railroad crossing. That is more than 4,000 impact the study this greatly," Feist said. " mute, but the MOM line wouldn't include a environmental and economic concerns. deaths in a year," Nalitt said. "And the ma- If the Senate approves including MOM in stop here anyway," Feist added. 'They'd "Forty-two trains a day would be cross- jority of these occurred at crossings that dis- the Circle of Mobility, the line would accom- have to drive to the closest station." ing through Monroe and Jamesburg," Nalitt played flashing lights and gates." modate commuters from Lakewood in Feist said there has been talk of building said. "Monroe has four railroad crossings Furthermore, train tracks will ran within Ocean County to the Northeast Corridor line a train station in Jamesburg, but nothing has which 136 school buses have to pass over 50 to 75 feet of some residential homes, in Monmouth Junction. been agreed on. daily. Jamesburg has two schools on either which is an additional safety concern. — Nicole C. Vaccaro It's "Pick Your Own^Strawberry Season OPEN HOUSE THURSDAY • JUNE 8 • 8 AM -6 PM REFRESHMENTS & GIVEAWAYS • CALL FOR MORE INFO! Permanent, Temporary & Temp»To-Hire Sugar Snap Peas and Pod Peas ready for picking! Positions Available! 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Earn /ferns ;n Po//ce Beat are taken from a report of a large fight and observed police department records All suspects two females and a male in custody are presumed innocent until found guilty in Police reported that Holmes 'began to court interfere while officers were trying to place the females in the patrol car NORTH BRUNSWICK Holmes was transported to Jieadquar ters for processing She had an out- Police reported that between 5am standing $250 warrant from Newark and 8 30 a m on May 24 unknown sus- Holmes was released on her own recog- pects) stole a 1987 Hyundai BTM or- nizance ange trailer from a loading dock on 1280 Jersey Ave The trailer was loaded with SPOTSWOOO 10,968 polyester backpacks at an esti- Women ages 21 to 30 needed mated cost of $100,000 Police reported that on May 26 at 4 25 p m a 9-year old girl was struck to help infertile couples realize their dreams Between 8:30 p.m. on May 24 and by a red Ford Bronco when she ran out 1 15 pm on May 25 a motorcycle, worth into the road from behind a parked van approximately $6,500, was stolen from a The van had been unloading a patient EAMM %fMM) AS AM EGG DONOR Birchwood Court parking lot from the rear, police added According to police the driver of the Bronco Brenton D McPherson 39 Helmetta Michelle Holmes, 33, of New did not see the girl in time to stop The CALL TOLL FREE Brunswick, was arrested on May 28 at girl was taken to St Peters University 1 35 p m at Middlesex County Adult Hospital, New Brunswick by the Correction Center for disorderly conduct Monroe First Aid Squad No summons- According to police reports, Patrolman es were issued Michael Brandt responded to MCACC on Ask for April (from 8 AM to 4 PM) Bomb scare forces evacuation of DeVry Rt. 27 in Somerset • Rt 9 in Manalapan NORTH BRUNSWICK — A bomb Shortly afterwaid the institute was scaie caused the evacuation of DeVry evacuated www.ivfnj.com Institute Fuday afternoon After a check ot the building police According to police, at aiound 3 15 found no signs of a bomb p m , DeVry personnel advised officeis Police said that the caller contacted that an unknown suspect had called stat- the campus bookstore and is described New Jersey ing that a bomb was placed inside the as a young white female, 18 to 20 years building, located at 630 Route 1 south old Fertility & Gynecology Center, P.A : 7 WHOLESALE FURNITURE LIQUID $$^^S§S^^s^^0 SiM§^§im^- K -<"* ' i;J c, Raj;' S'.y from Wholesale Furniture!" 732.583-2323 Brand New Model Home Fyrniture! • ?:r Every Room * \M WELCOMES CRAIG YETSKO ^nooi junior Ken Linskey plays taps during a Brunswick last Thursday. i 1 Township resident killed Korean War veteran Phil Dellasala, who "1 f- "% " CiF* ifil'TS J^^t^lf ^ Any Service in action remembered served as grand marshal of Monday's Memorial Day parade; John Zilinski, who e ®tm$ ^0^ I I «Vi!h Ssieded Operators at park ceremony served in World War II; and Michael Gacla, who served in World Wai' II and the Korean lumptke • South. River 08882 si J8YjCRAIG_YETSKO_ War. Staff Writer Township resident and Korean War vet- NORTH BRUNSWICK — It may be the eran Ed Susan explained that (he war was first year of the new millennium for many, the first time the United States had to go to but for others the year 2000 marks the 50th war to stop Communist aggression. anniversary of the Korean War. He cited statistics to underscore the fact Members of North Brunswick Township that the Korean War should not be consid- High School, area Korean and World War II ered "forgotten." veterans and township officials gathered at During the three years of conflict, "SPRING INTO SUMMER" Sabella Park May 25 to unveil the flag in 54,000 were killed in action, 103,000 were commemoration of the anniversary and to wounded and 8,000 are missing in action. rededicate the park in memory of Joseph In addition, 41,835 awards for valor and OPEN HOUSE WEEK! Sabella, a township resident who was killed 117,315 Purple Heart medals were distrib- in action during the Korean War. uted. •--• •-"-' -^'Friday, June 16th • Hours: Icm-Spa "The Korean War was a very vicious and Susan began his service in the fall of brutal war," North Brunswick resident 1951 and was wounded in North Korea on W Our School. Refreshments Joseph Hems said. April 23, 1952. Hems served in the war for 18 days and He suffered injuries to his arms, legs, Meet I1 Own & Director! since has served as first vice president of the back and spine and spent five months in te er Military Order of the Purple Heart from hospitals in Tokyo, Hawaii and the United 1995 to 1998. States. Hems will be traveling to Seoul, South Susan was medically discharged on Korea, for opening ceremonies to commem- Sept. 14, 1952. %k FIRST MONTH'S orate the anniversary of the war on June 25. Along with Hems and Susan, Lou Spinelli, of New Brunswick, addressed the TUITION The Korean War, which lasted from 1950 to 1953, has often been referred to as audience. the "forgotten war" because it occurred just His tour of duty lasted from Oct. 6 to after World War II, Hems said. Oct. 21, 1951, when he was wounded in it «« • Toddlers . combat. Prescljoo/ During the ceremony, Hems said that Sabella, bom in 1930, was killed in action Spinelli said that he medically retired f on July 18, 1952. from the service on June 30, 1952. Sabella was a private first class in the He recalled a saying that a World War II U.S. Army and a member of Company B, veteran told him, "If" your mother takes care First Battalion, 23rd Infantry Regiment, 2nd of you, it's called maternalism. If you want Infantry Division. your father to take care of you, it's called N '°RTH BRUNSWICK He was awarded a Purple Heart posthu- paternalism. If you want Uncle Sam to take mously. Herns said. care of you, it's called socialism," (and) if 1 ^ L'-S. Route 1 Also on hand at the ceremony was you take care of and support yourself, "it's 732-951-9200 called patriotism." MS SENTINEL JUNE 2 2000 with a second place (12 6) in the 100 South Brunswick will be In the high jump Rachel Lyon finished sending several athletes in a second place tie with Dunellcn s to state group meet Janice Kuizius Lyon placed sixth in the sectionals in BY CRAIG YETSKO the event with a jump on 4 10 which Staff Writer means she will be heading lo the state t was mote than a respectable shov- gioup meet The top six finishcis in each ing foi the South Brunswick High event at the sectionals achance to the state I School girls tiack team at the Gieatei gioup meet Middlesex Confeience Championships — lost said that Lyon s best is 5 2 which hosted by the Vikings — on Wednesday occuned against Piscataway in early May, The Vikings with a scoie of 57, took and he is hoping lot a jump like that this second place, two points ahead of Pis- weekend cataway Old Bridge racked up an nn ' She s been jumping well and con- pressne 92 points to mn away with the sistent," he said victory Ja'Nai O'Connor, ictuining to action Anne O Ranc led South Biunswick altei being sidelined bv a cai accident, with fust pi ice finishes in the 800 and (he placed second in the shot put with a thiovs 1,600 of 38-8, behind Sayieville's CLane Her time on the 800 was 2 22 3, while Inskeep, who registeied a 39-10 1/2 she completed the 1 600 in 5 27 7 The two were in the same position al Last week O Rane ran the same time in the sectionals last weekend, with the 800 at the New Jersey State O Connor's throw at 36-11 3/4 and Interscholastic Athletic Association Inskeep's at 38-0 Cential Jeisey Gioup IV Tiack Champi- onships, in Holmdel The 4x400 lelay team finished second at the GMCs with a time of 4 10 6 With her time in the sectionals she will head to the NJS1AA state group meet in During the sectionals, the athletes who Egg Haiboi, which will take place today cleared 8 feet in the pole vault moved on to and tomorrow the Meet of Champions "She s a good competitor," Coach For the Vikings Lauia Chmielewski Brian Jost said did exactly that Talking about O'Rane's 800 lace in the In the triple jump, Lisa DiTuro iegis sectionals, Jost said, ' We knew she was tered a distance of 33'8", placing second in capable of doing something like this " Group IV, and most likely advancing to the South Brunswick finished fifth in the Meet of Champions, Jost said sectionals with a score of 25, a point He added that the triple jump is a new behind Manalapan and two points above event and DiTuro tned it for the first tune J P Stevens in piacticc last Thuisday "It was a pietty tight field past Trenton "We gave the kids a lot of chances to and Hillsborough (who finished one and achieve," Jost said about the sectionals two, lespectively)," Jost said "They get another chance to compete and At the GMCs, Kim Boaidman placed that is what we were shooting for" third in the 200 with a time of 26 2 The top six finishers at the state group JEFF HUNTLEY Incidentally she achieved the same meet will advance to the Meet of Tricia Veloso heads for the victory in the women's division of the North time in the event at the sectionals which Champions on Wednesday This yeai the Brunswick 5K race that was run on Memorial Day. Veloso will be running this gave her a second place there to qualify for meet will be held in South Brunswtck for weekend at the high school state group track meet in Egg Harbor. She quali- the state gioup meet She also qualified the first time fied for the event in last weekend's Central Jersey Group III meet in Neptune. Slayton, Springs advance to state Group IV meet ^Y CRAICJYETSKO Both Slayton and Phillip had gotten Widen said "It's very difficult to place' with a time ol 1 58 7 Staff Writer points for the Vikings befoie the meet was Some bright spots in the sectional Witlen said that this was the first time a t has been a so so week for the South intenupted on May 20 Slayton placed included Spnngs, who placed third in the South Brunswick athlete has recorded a I Brunswick boys tiack team sixth in the 3,200 with a time of 10 03, and 400 hurdles with a time of 55 7, a personal time under two minutes in four years In the Greater Middlesex Conference Phillip finished fourth in the 100 with a best He also finished in ninth place in the track championships, which were com- time of 11 51 He will now advance to the NJSIAA 3,200 with a time of 9 56 1, but failed to pleted Wednesday after being partially Tyrone Springs also got into the scoring state group meet in Egg Harbor, held today qualify iained out on May 20, the Vikings finished column on May 20 with a fourth place in and Saturday In the shot put, Ed Heltrey, suffcimg in a fifth-place tie with John F Kennedy the 400 hui dies Witlen said that Spnngs is a "well- from a knee injury, finished in seventh Memorial of Woodbndge with a score of Last weekend at the New Jersey State rounded athlete" place with a throw ot 43-8 25 The Vikings hosted the meet Interscholastic Athletic Association Cen- "That is his best event," he said of the Eric Slayton placed fourth in the 800 tral Jersey Group IV meet in Holmdel, 400 hurdles "He doesn't have blazing All times and measures for the Cential with a time of 2 00 3 on Wednesday South Brunswick was in a 12th-place tie speed but he has good hurdle form " Jersey Gioup IV meet are taken from the In the long jump, Biandon Phillip fin- with Edison Slayton also advanced to the group Scullions Timing Web site at ^^H^vmon ished second with a leap of 21-4 1/2 "We did pretty well," Coach Larry championships in the 800, placing fifth mouth corn/scullion SENT fiEL JUNE 2 2C00 NS The South Brunswick Soccei Club is eampeis horn giades 4-12 can iecei\e seeking sponsors lot its lecteation more information horn cithei Marcus league s fall season Sponsois help dehav Boiden at East Brunswick High School the tost ol equipniLiit training and uni (732) 613-6935 or Georse Najjar of toinis Foi moie information tall Joe Del Sayieville High School at (7~32) 525 5263 Gucieio at 1732) 274-01 15 The Old Bridge Paiks and Recreation The Ha/la ^iouth AthletiL League will Department wilF conduct a wrestling ix holding its annual bo\s baseball tour- camp for seventh- to 12th-giaders Julv nament starting June 24 The tournament 10-14 from 9 a m to 3 p m The commutei olfu^ age gioup brackets foi pla\eis 8 to camp is dnected by Joe Dougheity the 12 VLars old and iuns thiough Jul\ 21 The head wiesthng coach at South Biunswick (.nuance ice is S275 Teams interested can High School Clinicians include Ray contact YWKL at 264 3060 box No 6 oi Nunamakei foui-time Pennsylvania obtain legislation forms on the Web at Wiesthng Coach ol the Year Bill Pa\lak hup //membeis home net/rival Amateur of South Plainfield High School and the Athletic Union teams aie not eligible toi New Jersev. Coach of the Year Michael the tournament New the head coach of Princeton Univcrsit) and Glen Pazinko of East I he Ha/la "loiith Athletic League will Biunswick High School For moie infor If you're Advertising Business S. Service Directory he holding its annual girls soltball tour- mation call the Old Budge Paiks and in the Yellow Pages and nament Jul\ 23 31 The tournaments Recieation Depaitment at (732) 721 5600 age gioup biackets aie under-S unclei 10 ext 4999 oi wnte Old Budge Paiks and NOT WiTH US... under 12 and undei 14 The entrance fee Recieation Depaitment, 1 Old Budge You're Missing isS275 S200 torthe undei-8 event Teams Plaza Old Budge 08S57 A camp interested can contact HYAL at 264 3060 brochuie will be piowdcd upon lcquest Many Business Opportunities box \o 6 or registei on the Web at Unlike the Yellow Pages http //membeis home net/hyal Amateui The Central New Jersey Silver your ad in our Athletic Union teams aie not eligible lor Bullets Hot Shots, an undei-12 gnls tiavel the tournament and the age group cutoff soccer team, will hold tryouts on June 6 CLASSIFIED date is Jan 1 2000 and 7 at East Brunswick Vo Tech, Rues Gives You AM This... Lane The tiyouts are open to playeis boin The Central Jersey Tomahawks an after Aug 1, 1988 Foi moic inioimdtion • You cc- ^a-ge c-d updote your ad week!y Amateui Athletic Union bo\s basketball call Brad at (732) 257-3738 • Ycu cc cd er* e vs«r *penai progiam based in Old Bridge, is seeking • Yen," cd tcr b' s.en t ver/ wefir by 350 000 people players for its 16-and-under (10th- Howell High School has the following • Yen CCH T-a e rf o to-nai that fits your bjdget giaders) and 14-and-undei (eighth coaching vacancies foi the iall 2000 ath • YGU = a?f creel rssj *5! ;-.! HIUi•-) tc ims II inlucstcd call Coach letic se ison assistant football and assis Greater Media Bonapaite at (732) 290 1H7 oi Coach tant gnls soccer Candidates must have fJEW TRANSCClPT • iND:P£ND£NT • SENTINELS • SUBURBAN • EXAA*1INER • THE HUB Shaw at (732) 591 9513 earned at least 60 college ciedits Inteiested candidates should call CAUYOUI CLASSIFIED REPRESENTATIVE 1-800-M0-4 ADS Husk) Indooi Soccei in coopeiation Supervisoi of Extiacurnculai Activities with Krogei and 5 A Day foi Bettei Christine Dee, at 919-2131, ext 8489 Health, will host a soccer tournament at Matawan Regional High School as part of The 2000 Junior Golf Competition the National Youth Games on June 25 The Circuit of New Jersey will be using area e\ent is tree and teams may tegister on the golt couises to help young junior golfeis da\ of the competition at noon on site experience tournament plav over the sum- The top thtee finishers in the local mei Competition will be in foui age competition will advance to the Dole sec- groups, 8-year-olds, 9-10, 11-13 and 14 tional competition and will be eligible to 17 All 8- to 13-yeai-olds must be accom- quality loi the national linals in Honolulu, panied by a parent oi adult Each gioup Hawaii All competitors will be eligible to will paiticipate in a nine hole tournament take the ' Eat 5 Ftuits and Vegetables A The tournaments will begin at Day challenge and win a trip for toui to Twinbiooks Golf Course in Neptune on Hawaii June 26 at 8 a m For more information on the event, The rest of the schedule is as follows contact Art Petn at (732) 566 0154 or e- July 6, Pine Banens Golf Club, Jackson, 3 mail Huskysport@aol com pm, July 11, Knob Hill Countiy Club, Manalapan, 3pm July 20, Peddle Golf The Series A Soccer Academy will be Course, Hightstown, 8am, July 27, conducting camps for gnls July 24-28 and Battleground Country Club, Tennent, 10 Aug 14-18 at North Brunswick High a m , Aug 3 Cranbury Golf Course, West School The first week Georgetown Uni- Windsor, 2pm, Aug 15, Eagle Ridge versity Coach Diane Drake will instruct Golf Course Lakewood. 2pm, Aug 21, All campers will receive an Adidas train- Glenwood Country Club, Old Budge, ing T-shirt and gift Enrollment for both noon, Aug 24, Woodlake Country Club, 4 • - •• 1/ > programs is limited For an application oi Lakewood, 2pm, and the championship more information call (732) 951-0322 oi on Aug 31 at Forsgate Country Club, Msit the organizations Web site at Monroe, lpm www senesocceracademv. com Cost is $30 per participant per tourna- ment ($70 for championship) A player The East Brunswick Dynamite, an un- must participate in at least foui tourna- dei-16 (this fall season) girls soccer team, ments to be eligible for the championship will hold tryouts June 6 and 8 at Call 446-7777 for moie information on Didertksen Park The tryouts are open to the Junior Golf Competition girls born on or after Aug 1, 1984 The team competes in the Mid New Jersey The Jersey Knights Soccer Club is Soccer Association and a numbei of com- holding travel team tryouts for its boys U- petitive tournaments in the Northeast For 12 team tor the iall 2000 season The try- more information, call (732) 254-6207 or outs will be held on Friday from 6-8 p m LIMITED EiyGACEMEiyT e-mail ebdynamite@aol com no later than at the Jersey Knights Soccer Fields on June 1 Highway 27 south, Somerset (1/4-mile 8 PERFORMANCEC S ONLLYY from Cozzens Lane) Rain date is N The 10th annual First & TEN E COP"J HEATRBEACOE BOX OFFICE NAMD «ITHEATRL TILKE rUSTEFl OUTLETES Monday For more information, call Linda BE COPJ -HEATRE BOX OFFICE AMD «IL TILKE r'USTEFl OUTLETS Football Camp will be held at Sayreville at 846-3178 ON SALE tyoW: 212-307-7171 High School from June 26 to June 30 All SENTINEL, JUNE 2, 2000 27 Real Estate ° Business • Auto « Classified • ERA. the technology leader in the res- pad. a caller is prompted to either enter a idential real estate industry, announced home identification number from an that it is the only real estate company in advertisement, an extension number to New Jersey that is using an interactive reach a specific Realtor or can listen for home listing service (called The Real descriptions of private homes, condomini- Estate Hotline) that allows potential buy- ums or co-ops that fit the caller's search Weichert New Homes and Land Co. expertise and talents are contributing to ers to access information on homes profile. The caller is prompted through Inc. completed a stellar \cur. recording a the bottom line success o! grow ing num- throughout the region via one toll-free several questions in order to develop the 38 percent increase in new home sales bers of builders and developers. telephone call. search profile. For example, the caller is and a 30 percent increase in land sales Currently, Weichert New Homes and According to Paul Giannantonio, pres- asked to enter the names of up to live over 1998. announced president John G. Land represents more than 125 builders ident of the Northern and Central New- towns, the maximum asking price and the Udell. offering a wide variety of properties and Jersey ERA Broker Council. "When you minimum number of bedrooms required. In addition. 1999 was an award-win- communities, including moderately call our toll-free telephone number, you The hotline then describes the homes that ning year for the company. The priced single-family and mullilamily can hear detailed information about homes fit the caller's parameters. After obtaining Community Builders Association of homes to multi-million dollar estates. listed in 13 counties — Bergen, Essex. detailed information on listings, callers New Jersey presented Lhc 1999 Best The company oilers its clients the Hudson. Mercer. Middlesex. Monmouth. can choose to be connected directly to a Inteinet Site Award of Excellence honor synergies of a top-notch team of hands- Morris. Ocean, Passaic. Somerset, Sussex. knowledgeable agent in the listing bro- to the company at the association's on professionals in the key areas of land Union and Warren. No other company that ker's office, can lea\e a message for the recent annual awards dinner. The site acquisition, market research, marketing, I know of has the capability to allow listing agent or can speak to no one at all. was lauded for its cover design, overall sales management, and sales. In many potential buyers to search the inventory of The choice is up to the caller. package, informative content, ease of regions of Weichert, Realtors, Weichert the entire organization within such a large ERA has been advertising the Real comprehension, eye appeal and creativi- New Homes works in partnership with area." Estate Hotline's toll-free telephone num- ty in relating to target market and budg- local Weichert offices, who provide the While some other real estate compa- ber in home listing magazines and in etary constraints. on-site sales effort. The partnership plan nies use dial-up home-listing services, newspapers, and has been attracting a "Our company continues to grow and was implemented in 1998 to meld generally each office has its own telephone wide spectrum of buyers. Homebuycrs thrive. We're very pleased that we ended Weichert New Homes and Land and number and customers hear only about currently looking to buy a house use the the year on such a high note and we're Weichert, Realtors' local sales offices, homes listed by that one office. hotline to hear details on advertised homes confident that the new year will bring us creating a new entity designed to offer Both buyers and sellers are responding and to be connected to an agent in the area to a higher level of success," commented extensive benefits, both to the salespeo- with enthusiasm to the addition of this in which they are interested. Potential John. ""I attribute our achievements to the ple and the builder clients. efforts of our dedicated team of top pro- service to ERA's marketing tools. Buyers homebuyers who may be months away The company has the largest land appreciate the easy access to information from buying a house also utilize this serv- fessionals as well as our capability to work with clients on a multi-level, sales force in the Greater New on homes listed by ERA offices through- ice to better understand home values. York/Philadelphia area marketplace. out Northern and Central New Jersey. The Real Estate Hotline is a service multi-media basis. We can custom fit a program to meet any client's individual With land acquisition emerging as the Sellers are excited by the additional expo- provided by the Home Listing Service. For most critical issue facing builders and sure their house gains in the marketplace. more information on ERA's Real Estate needs." 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"We are pleased to New Millennium Bank customers may offer this innovative service as a part of our now purchase tiaditional Series EE and Internet Banking product. In less than one SijfJD f inflation-indexed Series I Bonds in de- year since our grand opening, New nominations from S50 to % 10.000 on-line Millennium Bank has established itself as '\ at w w w.nmbonline.com. the region's best, most customer-focused The home banking customer completes bank. We offer the area's best banking -V '-•./ a simple savings bond order form on the hours, friendly on-site management for computer, and tells the bank which account fast decisions, and outstanding rates for to charge depositors." 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Brunswick, who specializes in urology. Robert Wood Johnson University to take control of your future. Local doctors who were honored in- Hospital, one of the nation's leading aca- clude physicians Melvin I. Katz, M.D., North Brunswick, who specializes in pe- demic health centers, is the principal hos- Come to our dutiics; Harry P. Grossman, D.M.D., pital tor UMDNJ-Robert Wood Johnson North Brunswick; Martin J. Roscnstein, Medical School, a member of University M.D., East Brunswick, who specializes in Health System of New Jersey and Robert Career Day pediatrics; Marvin Goldman, M.D., East Wood Johnson Health System and Open House Brunswick, who specializes in pediatrics; Network. Wed, June 7th, 10 am - 8 pm Find out how a real estate career with Weichert can transform your life - and how you can start making your first sales while we train you! Call the manager to arrange a time, or just walk in. Either way, we look forward to meeting you! 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Oakhurst PRINCETON FORRESTAL VILLAGE Freehold 732-531-1600 www.weichert.com 732-297-494© 6O9-951-860© 732-577-0440 e-mail: [email protected] Asr, About Weichert website: dawnpetrozzini.realtor.com WEICHERT VVeichen s Cne Step O'.c 5 OP. Toll Free # l-(877)-422-DAWN qt£l Gppcrlun ly ErrpJo/ef Sroj-cirg SeMcei pager: 732-214-8417 SENTINEL, JUNE 2, 2000 29 Real Estate » Business « Auto » Classified pipn Jeffrey Levinc, Dinyar (Hodi) Hodiwala and Linda Paterson oi DiMeglio This year's stock market volatility may be according to Weichert. Through April, the Realty Group in Franklin Park are recipi- playing havoc with some financial invest- company sold more than S7.6 billion of ents of the New Jersey Association of ments, but it isn't affecting the real estate real esLate services. EXPERIENCE, TRUST, Realtors Million Dollar Sales Club awards market. In fact, more consumers than ever What's driving this healthy market? for their sales volume in 1999. Jeffrey are looking to buy homes. Basically, a gieat economy, said Weichert, RELIABILITY V SERVICE. .. received the Silver Award for closing in While the stock market has seen some of "Consumer confidence is high, mortgage excess of $5 million in business; Hodi and its most severe one-day swings in its history rates are affordable, averaging around 8 Linda received the Bronze Award for clos- recently, Weichert, Realtors, based in Morris percent, and financing is plentiful," he The perfect ing in excess of $2 million in business, Plains, is experiencing the best sales ever added. "A good economy is good for real They were recognized for their While Wall Street has been watching declin- estate sales, no matter what the stock mar- real estate achievement during the luncheon hosted ing profits, Weichert, Realtors has been ket is doing." experience by the Middlesex County Board of enjoying robust sales. It all boils down to supply and demand. Realtors at the Pines Manor in Edison in "The stock market volatility has no effect When demand for houses is high, like it is starts with a March. on the real estate market." said James M. now, the market is hot. "Buyer demand is Nicolas J. DiMeglio, president of Weichert, president. very high for homes now, especially in the full range of DiMeglio Realty Group, said he is pleased "It's still one of the best investments Northeast." said Weichert. He urges home- "Rollie" Davis Services. to have Jeff, Hodi and Linda on his sales you can make, and holds its value." owners who've been thinking about selling team, noting that their education, contin- Homebuyers agree On April 30. We- their homes to get into the market. When you work with Coldwell Banker ued training and dedication to cl.ient serv- ichert. Realtors, with 7,500 sales associ- Weichert predicted that sales at his compa- Rollie Davis Realty you can count on ice puts them on the cutting edge. ates operating out of 200 branch offices, ny would be even higher if there was more our wide array of services to help you To speak to any of these sales associ- sold the most houses m a single day in the inventory to sell. every step of the way. Our Coldwell ates, call (732) 828-2700. company's long history. In fact, the com- For more information on selling your Banker Personal Retriever" service, for pany had its best month ever in March, tal- home, call your local Weichert, Realtor's 1 lying up more than $2 billion in sales, sales office. example, makes finding the right home Mwascio is top setter simple by fetching the perfect property 1 right to your e-mail address. Our for April at E.B. Wblchart Eydie Ifass of Prudential Realty is a ieattei in April Coldwell Banker Concierge"1 program James M. Weichcrt, president, has Eydic Glass of Prudential New Jersey Somerset. Monmouth and Mercer counties. helps take care of the details before, dur- announced that Joseph Marascio, a sales Realty's East Brunswick office achieved Eydie is a Prudential Certified Relocation ing and after your move by connecting associate with Weichert, Realtors' East extraordinary production in April, leading Specialist, responsible for the special needs you with service providers in your area. Brunswick office, has been recognized as the office in the number of sales for the of corporate transferees. In this fast-paced Plus, our Buyer and Seller Services the office's top producer for selling the month. market, Eydie's extensive knowledge and Guarantees promise you, in writing thai most homes in April. She has been a NJAR Million Dollar professionalism will assist both buyers and our performance will be nothing short of Joseph is a longtime resident of North Sales Club member numerous times, in- sellers through a smooth transition. exceptional. Let us show you how our cluding 1999. An East Brunswick resident Call Eydie Glass for all your real estate Brunswick. He is a graduate of Middlesex services - and Sales Associates - can County College, Edison. Prior to joining for 22 years, she has been a Realtor for the needs at Prudential New Jersey Realty at past 14 of them, covering all of Middlesex, (732) 390-8000, ext. 42. make your next real estate experience Weichert, he was a sales consultant with the best it can possibly be. Preventive Maintenance Associates in New Brunswick. Callus today! Joseph can be reached for real estate transactions at Weichert's East Brunswick office at (732) 254-1700. The office is FEATURED LISTINGS located al Route 18 and Icker Avenue. OF THE WEEK Experience, Trust, Reliability & Service HE/MM Properties MONROE $309,900 Beautiful, upgr uil. on the- 15ili Fairuav 1BR/2 5 ba. 2 FRANKLIN PARK $139,900 NORTH BRUNSWICK $212,500 c gar., lull bsmt C/A, marble fo\cr, urap-ar Jeck Unlimited welcomes Daley 2BR/2 5BA Townhome in wonderful neighbor- Great Mother-Daughter, Roof 2 yrs young, Newer FAS! HRUNSVV1CK ROLLIE n\VlS 712-154-I'SO RE/MAX Properties Unlimited in hood Formal DR. stepdown LR w/bnek fireplace AC & Furnace hardwood floors,' 5 BR/3.5BA 11 TERMS!) EIK Year round porch. SBR5394 Rooms total SBR5389 South Brunswick is pleased to welcome SAYREVILLE $169,900 Shaun Daley as a sales associate. With FRANKLIN PARK $102,900 NORTH BRUNSWICK $229,500 Magmt i BR/2 ^ ba Umnhume u/lm twin uarjsi.'. luadi seven years of real estate experience, ol du^t -.pan., \U'iiJ hurtiiiis: tiiLpk'n. 2BR/2BA, 1st fir end unit facing woods. Close to Beautifully maint split level in Indian Head 3BR 2 Shaun specializes in the listing and selling E-\S1 BRUNSWICK ROU 1L DWIS T\2-l*4 W(l shopping & NYC trans. All appliance remain. gar & an e.\t. FR ofi'ei endless possibilities for CURI1668 of residential properties in the Kendall SBR5441 families SBR5434 Park area. Before joining RE/MAX, Shaun SOUTH BRUNSWICK $239,900 was affiliated with Century 21. A resident METUCHEN $154,000 SOUTH BRUNSWICK $349,000 Bi.auiilul toUinial hnnn; ollu-nng 1 BR, 1 i ba lit of Hillsborough, Shaun Daley can be con- 2 bedroom ranch with spacious living room Mint condition 4BR/2 5BA voting colonial Full gar Great l(xauun. terKed-in \.irj -r swing^ft F \SI BRl'NSWiLK ROL1 IL U\\IS 112 25-i r^lj tacted by calling RE/MAX Properties w/brick fireplace and Bay window. Freshly bsmt, 3 season rm. large deck, hardwood floors, 1BRS672 Unlimited in South Brunswick at (732) painted. ' SBR543O alarm system, 2 gas fireplaces & much more. 297-1100. 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SUNDAY MAY 28TH: 9AM-6PM—M0NDAY MAY 29TH: 10AM-e:30PM TUI-THUR 30-1ST: 10AM-8PM FRIDAY JONI 2ND: 10AM-4PM SUNDAY JUril 4TH: 9AM-6PM—MONDAY JUNi STH: 10AM-S:30PM TUi- IHUR 6-8TH; 10AM-8PM-F819AY JUtilffl; your life could become if you sen have iecognized a crying need which had a parking pass at a train station that has not been addressed in this town for was located two oi three miles from )our many years A gieat number ot township home instead ot having to travel to New residents commute to either New York City Brunswick or Pnnceton Junction for tran- or Philadelphia for woik entertainment sit service Preschool for 3 and 4 year olds night life restaurants and theater I believe Think of how \ our quality of life would NEW: 3 YEAR OLD CLASS homeowners in town would experience a be enhanced with easy access to New York dramatic increase in property v allies if the City and Philadelphia arts and entertain- 3 By 9/1/2000 - 12/31/2000 station is built heie in South Brunswick ment The increase in >our property value I was disappointed on April 12 while wouldn t hurt either Music • Gym • Computers watching oui local Planning Board mem- bers express their usual negativity toward Ivy Martin Large Playground • Multi-Purpose Room anv main line tram station pioposal tor Da\ ton South Bnmswick The board which is Non-Denominational • Weekly Chapel Local resident lauds mayor, council participation Qualified, Professional, Caring Staff am a Korean War Veteian and have and seems to ti uly ha\e a lo\ e and interest in attended the North Brunsw lck Memoual our town What a nice change Registration for September 2000 IDay Parade tor the past ^5 years It was On the other hand I must sav that I was like a breath of fresh an this yeai to see our thoroughly disgusted at the political Laura Tancredi mayor and all ol the town council at every sideshow put on by the two Demociatic Director one oi the memorial services around town council candidates They once again tried to Parent Support and in the paiade honoring all of the vetei- politic and insult a day meant to honor our ans this year As a mattei of lact, Mayoi veterans who (ought and died for out coun Organization David Spaulding and his wile actually iode tr\ Memorial Dav is to honot our veteians It is not a day to showcase political eandi Committed to providing quality education in a Christian environment a bicycle-built-foi-tvvo in the paiade He 1 seems like a ical down-to-earth family man dates Shame on them Since he has taken his lolt as mayor, I have noticed his participation in all oi the town- Lester Gilldand ship events He is enthusiastic and energetic Noith Bnmswick 14 SENTINEL, JUNE 2, 2000 NS