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SentineServing South Brunswick l JANUARY 21,1999 40 cents VOLUME 6, NUMBER 13 $1.7M approved for new water line Elizabethtown link will cut shortages during summer BY CHARLES W. KIM signed by then-Mayor Edmund Staff Writer Luciano, would provide for the delivery of 2 million gallons of $1.7-million bond ordi- water per day starting in June. nance approved Tuesday Last summer the township A means more water for declared a water emergency and South Brunswick, residents were restricted after the The bond ordinance authoriz- demand for about 10 million gal- ing funds to construct a water lons of water in one day strained main connection with Elizabeth- the system. town Water Co. was adopted 4-0. The funding ordinance to Republican Councilman Ted Van finance construction of the main Hessen was absent for the vote. was introduced at the Jan. 1 The new water main will pro- council organization meeting. vide up to 5 million additional Township Attorney Bertram gallons per day during peak peri- Busch said that the residents will ods this summer. be notified if their properties will Township Engineer David be affected by the project. Samuels said in December that Custodians Tony Ferraro and Bruce Redfieid clean up the slushy sidewalks around Indian Fields Donato Nieman, outgoing act- Elementary School on Route 522 in Dayton Friday following a meltdown of the previous day's the agreement with Elizabeth- ing township manager, said that snowfall. Augusto F. Menezes/Greater Media town Water, approved by the for- mer Township Committee and Continued on page 21 Rumored arbitration delay rankles S.B. cops But mayor says new labor attorney was hired to speed up settlement BY CHARLES W. KIM Martin Conte told the council. Conte asked Mayor Debra Staff Writer Johnson and the council if a rumored delay in police rumor that the township's new contract arbitration pro- labor attorney, Frederick Danser ceedings, coupled with a of Liberty Corner in Warren A Township, had asked the state proposed Township Council pay raise, drew a strong reaction from arbitrator for a 90-day extension the township's police officers was, in fact, true. Tuesday. Danser replaced attorney Jim About 80 members of the McGovern on Jan. 1. Policemen's Benevolent Associ- Efforts to reach Danser and ation (PBA) Local No. 166 and PBA attorney James Mets, of the Fraternal Order of Police Kenilworth, for comment (FOB) No. 51 attended the Wednesday were unsuccessful. Township Council meeting to ask Johnson denied the rumor and the mayor about a rumored exten- said that the council wanted to sion in their arbitration with the see an end to the process. township. The length of the arbitration The PBA and FOB contracts "is the reason we changed attor- expired three years ago. The FOB neys," Johnson said. The change was made because South Brunswick Patrolman Thomas Glapion addresses the South Brunswick Township Council represents superior officers. Tuesday about union concerns about a possible delay in police contract arbitration talks while "They are here because this is Continued on page 25 approximately 80 officers look on. Jackie Pollack/Greater Media a sensitive issue," PBA President 2 SENTINEL, JANUARY 21, 1999
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Outgoing Acting Manager Donato Nieman, who served as township administrator from 1995 until Jan. 1, when he became acting manager, will be taldng the administrator's position in Montgomery Township on Feb. 1. Tomorrow is his last day in South Brunswick. The incoming acting manager, Richard S. Kunze, has served as Nieman's assistant since August 1996. Kunze, 27, has a bachelor's degree from Montclair State University. Looking for something to do? "I'm looking foiward to the chal- Check out The Entertainer. lenge," said Kunze, who will hold the Page 12 position until the Township Council set- NEW BOSS — Richard S. Kunze has been appointed as acting South Brunswick tles on a permanent manager. township manager, replacing outgoing manager Donato Nieman. Kunze, who moved to South Jackie Pollack/Greater Media Brunswick in October with his wife, al salary of $35,000, will receive an Township Council has 90 days, oi until Jessica, said that residents can expect additional $1,000 per month while serv- the end of March, to approve the new • Classifieds Page 33 much of the same during the transition. ing as acting manager. code. "Donato (Nieman) has been a men- Nieman received $84,500 a year. The council began advertising for a - Editorials Page 22 tor for me, he has taught me a great e Kunze said the 1999 budget and the manager in Dccembet and consultant Entertainment . . .Page 12 deal," Kunze said, adding that his for- adoption of a new administrative code Maivin Corwick, who was hired to help - Letters Page 22 mer boss "is worth emulating." will be at the top of his list of priorities. with the government transition, is cur- Kunze said that the municipality will Since the township switched ftom a rently evaluating the approximately 30 • Marketplace . . . .Page 30 continue to be "customer-service orient- applications leceived e township committee to a council-man- Milestones Page 21 ed" when dealing with the citizens. ager form of government this month, a Voters appioved the change in gov- • Obituaries Page 26 Kunze, who presently earns an annu- new code must be adopted. The ernment in 1997. • Police Beat Page 27 • Sports Page 28 Schwartz tells mayor appointments Illegal Johnson says council manager form of government Jan. 1. report would be made to the county Phone numbers: In each of the towns he surveyed, authorities. voted on planning, Schwartz said, the council makes the Editorial 254-7000 Ext. 8226 The Planning Board held its orga- FAX 254-0486 zoning choices appointments. nizational meeting on Jan. 13. Schwartz also said that he The Zoning Board reorganization J3Y CHARLES W. KIM Display Advertising 972-6740 believes the Faulkner Act — the meeting, scheduled for last FAX 972-6746 Staff Writer state statute that sets the rules for the Thursday, was postponed until SOUTH BRUNSWICK — Chart- operation of the different forms of tonight because of inclement weath- er Study Commission member Lewis government — would require the er. Classified 1-800-660-4ADS council to pass either a resolution or Classified FAX 432-0016 Schwartz has called the mayor's Jan. Frank Antisell, a Democratic 1 appointments to the township's an ordinance giving the power to Township Council candidate who Delivery problems? Planning and Zoning boards illegal. make appointments to someone lost by just five votes and who Call circulation at 254-1755 At Tuesday's Township Council other than the council. served on the Planning and Zoning before noon on Friday. meeting, Schwartz asked the coun- Schwartz said that he was mainly boards last year, was elected cil where, under the new municipal concerned with the Class IV citizen Planning Board chairman and Susan government charter, the mayor had appointments. Edelman, also a former board mem- the authority to make the appoint- These appointments, according to ber, was named vice chairwoman. ments. Schwartz, are to be made by the The other Planning Board mem- council and not by the mayor. Sentinel "I'm concerned as a member of bers are Arthur Robinson, Common "You folks have got to realize that Sense member Joe Spataro, the Charter Study Commission," said the government has changed; these Managing Editor Marilyn Duff Schwartz, who said he thinks the appointments were not made legal- Democratic Municipal Chairman Sports Coordinator Lindsey Sicgle council should have made the ly," Schwartz said. Charles Carley, Glenn Davis, Councilman Edmund Luciano, Executive Editor (Jregmy Bean appointments by majority vote Mayor Debra Johnson disagreed instead of by the mayor. Ralph Mcllvaine and alternate Ranjit Publisher Kevin WiUman with Schwartz and said that the Schwartz said on Wednesday that council made the appointments. Sinha. Another alternate position is he had surveyed about 12 different "Those appointments were all vacant. municipalities in the state which made by a majority (vote) of this The mayor also sits on the board. A Greater Media Newspaper have a council-manager form of gov- entire council," Johnson responded The Planning Board also ernment like South Brunswick's, to Schwartz. approved a new board attorney for including Franklin Township, Sparta, Johnson said that the method used the township. Ridgewood, Montclair, and Fair in making the appointments was the John Jorgensen, who has wprked Lawn, to determine how appoint- same as it always has been. as an attorney under Woodbridge The Sentinel Newspaper is published ments are made in those municipal She asked the township attorney Mayor Jim McGreevey, was appoint- Wednesday by Sentinel Publishing Co., governments. ed to the post. He replaces attorney P.O. Box 1080, East Brunswick, N.J. 08816 to inform Schwartz of where to Standard postage paid at East Brunswick, South Brunswick switched from a report the suspected violation, and Thomas Cafferty, who had served in N.J. $40 a yeai. 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More sional with the turning and experience tered dietitian can help improve your than 1.4 million Americans have been diagnosed with the dis- lo help put you on the path to better emotional well-being and your physi- ease, which is often misunderstood — or not taken seriously — nutrition and well-being all year long cal health because of its vague symptoms which often mirror those asso- — a registered dietitian A recent study of 400 adults, pub- ciated with other conditions. These symptoms include skin Not only are icgisiered dietitians the lished in T\ie Journal ofthe American rashes, aching or swollen joints, fatigue, fever, pleurisy and best .source of tellable and up-to-date Dietetic Association, found more than anemia. lood and nutrition information, they hall felt belter emotionally after con- Understanding these facts about lupus can help many peo- have the .skills and knowledge to trans- sulting with a dietitian and nearly two- ple recognize the symptoms, get treatment and keep the dis- late nutrition .science into practical thirds felt in moie control of their ease under control: meal planning. medical conditions as a result of the • About 90 percent of the people diagnosed with lupus are And as more and more links are counseling. women. African Americans, Asians and Hispanics are diag- established between good nutrition, If it has to do with nutrition — nosed at twice the rate of Caucasians. good health and reduced risk of chron- from obesity, diabetes and food safety • Though there is no present cure for lupus, treatments are ic disease, dietetics professionals can to meal planning, healthful cooking available. help vntually all individuals and fami- and packing the kids' school lunch — • Lupus is not contagious, even through sexual contact. lies to improve and maintain their count on a dietitian for trusted, accu- • Although lupus is known to occur in families, there is no rate, timely and practical advice. known gene or genes which are thought to cause the illness. health. • Fad diets, an excess or an exclusion of certain types of Eight out of 10 Americans believe To find a registered dietitian in foods, are much more likely to be detrimental than beneficial. nutrition has a positive impact on their your area, call ADA's Nationwide • Many people with lupus are able to work full time; others lives, but just four in 10 believe they're Nutrition Network at 1-800-366-1655 find they have to cut back to part time. doing all they can to achieve a health- or visit www.eatright org • Lupus is generally treated with a drug regimen geared toward reducing the inflammation associated with the disease. 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(732) 634-0036 \ 8 SENTINEL, JANUARY 21, 1999 15-yr.-old landscapes his way to Eagle rank Local dignitaries Mayoi Debra Johnson, Police Chief Scout candidate must earn, the Scout must through the scouting ranks so that he Michael Paquette, Deputy Mayor Frank develop and execute a service project that would have moie time to enjoy some of the are on hand to Gambatese, and Councilwoman Carol benefits the community. moie adventuious aspects of scouting, like offer congratulations Barrett weie in attendance at the ceremo- George's, project involved landscaping mountain climbing. ny. five sites in the township, with the help of The new Eagle Scout will be looking at BY CHARLES W. KIM Geoigc, 15, completed the require- other members of Troop 10, including the a technical college, such as Massachusetts Staff Writer ments for the exclusive rank in just four senior centei. or Rochester institutes of technology after years. "We landscaped (each site) and then graduating from high school. SOUTH BRUNSWICK — George Scouts have until their 18th birthdays to dedicated it," to an individual or group in He said that he wants to return after Dyei completed hit. quest for Scouting's earn the coveted rank and, according to the township, George said. college to take an adult leadership role in highest rank on Saturday afternoon. statistics compiled by the national Boy The senior center landscaping, for the troop. Surrounded by family, friends and Scouts of America office in Irving, Texas, example, was dedicated to the senior citi- Besides a seivice project, Eagle Scouts township officials, he was awarded the only 2.5 percent ever do. zens of the township and a landscaping must earn 21 merit badges which signify rank of Eagle Scout during a reception The rank means that the Scout has met pioject at Indian Fields School on Route mastery of certain skills. Of the 21, 12 are held at the South Brunswick Senior Center. requirements in several areas, including 522, to Native Americans. mandatory and the other nine can be cho- "I'm a little nervous," George said prior leadership, service and outdoor skills George decided to do the landscaping sen from a field of 100 based on individual to the ceiemony. In addition to the badges that an Eagle because both of his parents had experience interests. in landscaping and he had learned many The mandatory badges include those things about the craft. for first aid, citizenship in the community, "Rather than constructing something, citizenship in the nation, citizenship in the attorney... I'm a little better with landscaping," woild, communications, safety, environ- George explained. mental science, personal management, Vercammen, Esq. George said that he advises newer camping, family life, and two badges cho- tf#«t€cj your rights. 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Full- Miller Memorial Presbyterian Church roads, railroads and the canal and the effect For information, call (732) 329-4000, time care is also available. For informa- will conduct its annual Congiegalion they had on South Brunswick's develop- Ext. 675. The center is located on Route tion, call (732) 940-1515. The school is Meeting during worship service at 11 a.m. ment. For information, call (732) 329- 522 in the municipal complex, Monmouth located at 57 Sand Hill Road, in the on Sunday. The church is located at the 4000, Ext. 286. Junction. Kendall Park section of South Brunswick. corner of Ridge Road and New Road. Foi information, call (732) 329-6719. Sr. Center to offer new Preschool to offer Register for Valentine Display to feature S.B. voice, dance sessions extended care option Safari Party by Wed. The South Brunswick Senior Center Sand Hills Preschool of Community The South Brunswick Department of transportation history will begin the following new sessions: Presbyterian Church of the Sand Hills will Recreation/Community Affairs will spon- The South Brunswick Public Library • A new class of "The Cantata" will offer a prekindergarten class for 4-year-old sor a Valentine Safari Party for resident will feature "A Bicentennial Display on begin Feb. 9 at 10:30 p.m. The group has youngsters with a built-in extended care children with disabilities and immediate South Brunswick's Transportation His- been performing for the past seven years. option. For an additional hourly fee, family members (only) on Feb. 7. Snow tory" from Feb. 1-14. The display will be Cost of participation is $2 per week for 10 enrolled children can be accommodated date will be Feb. 14. The party will be held from 1:30-3:30 p.m. at the South Brunswick Community Center, located on New Road. Reservations are required by Wednesday. Activities will include danc- ing and gym activities, Valentine projects and refreshments. Creative dramatics will be featured by "The Safari Lady" Janet Cantore-Watson. For reservations call (732) 329-4000, Ext. 671, Monday EXTENDED THRU SUN. JAN 24TH through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Library plans Winter Family Film Festival The South Brunswick Public Library 0% OFF EVERY, will begin a Winter Family Film Festival on Saturday at noon. The library will fea- ture family-oriented film programming on Saturdays through Feb. 27 from noon to 12:30 p.m. in its meeting room. No films MINK COAT* will be shown on Feb. 13 due to the Friends of the Library book sale. For information on the film festival, call (732) 329-4000, Ext. 285. The libiary is located at 110 Kingston Lane, Monmouth Junction. Gardening series to be presented Sunday The New Jersey Museum of Agriculture will offer a gardening ses- sion on Sunday featuring two professors of landscape architecture at Cook College. Bruce Hamilton, director of the Rutgers Garden, will speak at 2 p.m. on "Landscaping with Environmental Sensitivity." He will demonstrate how to design and maintain the landscape for maximum results with minimal environ- mental impact. At 3 p.m., Jean Mane Hartman will present "Creating a Garden Ecology," exploring the use of native plants to help support birds, butterflies and beneficial insects while developing a thriving ecosystem in a garden. The cost 60% OIF 70% OFF for the event is $10 for museum members and $15 for non-members. Refreshments will be served. The museum is located at Every Every 103 College Farm Road, off Route 1, at the entrance to the Cook College campus of Rutgers University in North Beaver 0% Financing - Brunswick. Space will be limited and Leather & reservations are suggested. For reserva- 12 Months tions or information, call the museum at Coat Shearling (732) 249-2077. Pre-Superbowl party scheduled Sunday ^ The Middlesex County Chapter of the National Council of Jewish Women will join the Jewish Home for the Aged in Somerset Precious furs for precious little...Since 1946 for an mtergenerational pre-Superbowl party on Sunday. Members, their children 190 Route 22 • Green Brook (732) 968-8700 339 Route 18 • E. Brunswick (732) 390-4441 and residents will enjoy food, music and conversation. For information on the NCJW, HOURS: DAILY & SATURDAY 9:30 • 5:30, SUNDAY 12 - 5 contact Carol at (732) 422-1522 or Regie at "Off Market Price "Off Market Prices. Inlcnm markdowns may have been luken All furs labeled to show country of origin No special orders Sales lux collected at time ol sole Financing available to qualified applicants Optional extended term plans plus interest available (732) 821-8412. 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Dernier (732) 932 2222 Ext 838 Douglass College tickets $8 New Brunswick (732) 548-0582 through Feb 26 tickets $16, $18 Tues through Sat (732)932-7511 9am 4 45pm Sleeping Beauty Sun , noon to 5 p m presented by The Calliope Museum Cafe Gallery Ali Storybook Theatre Co based on the life of N J State Museum Jan 23, 24 and 30 at 2 p m W State St, Trenton Muhammad Ah Zdenek Macal conductor of the New doors open at 1 p m by Geoffrey Ewing & Graydon Jersey Symphony Free admission admission $6 (609) 292-6464 Royce Club Bene New Jersey premiere London Symphony Route 35, Sayreville Jan 28-March 7 Orchestra (732) 727 3000 Dee Jenkins: Crossroads Theatre Company Sir Colin Davis, conductor Oil Paintings 7 Livingston Ave Steven Isserlis, cello 19th Annual Super science through Feb 26 New Brunswick works of Elgar Beethoven weekdays (except Wed) tickets $25-$35 Jan 23 at 8 p m Weekend 9am -3pm (732) 249 5560 Prudential Hall hands-on activities, exhibits Manboe Gallery N J Performing Arts Center performances, planetarium Richard L Swig Arts One Center St, Newark Sat 1am to 5 p m Center Sun 11 a m to 5 p m tickets $15-$64 The Peddie School DANCE (888) GO-NJPAC New Jersey State Museum 205 W State St, Trenton S Mam St Hightstown Carolyn Dorf man Dance free admission (609) 490-7550 Company Princeton Chamber (609) 292-6464 Jan 24 at 2pm Symphony Owen Kanzler: Aerial Victoria Theater works of Stravinsky, Mackey, Photography Exhibit Vivaldi The unsinkabie Molly Brown N J Performing Arts Center Jan 22 & 23 at 8 p m through Jan 31 One Center St Jan 24 at 4 p m Mon-Fn,11 am-4 pm Richardson Auditorium Jan 24 at 3 p m Newark Kelsey Theatre Sun , 2-4 p m tickets $18, adults, Princeton University tickets $25 $28, $22, $24, Mercer Co Community College Barron Arts Center $9 children under age 14 Old Trenton Rd , West Windsor 582 Rahway Ave (888) GO NJPAC seniors, $6, $8, students This photo Candy Cane Ro_,. _, I..chard J (609) 258-5000 tickets $12, $8 students Woodbndge Dernier is on exhibit at the New Jersey state (609) 584-9444 (732)634-0413 Museum SENTINEL, JANUARY 21, 1999 1 3 FIRST PLACE — Bicentennial Chairwoman Kathleen Thorpe presents Ken Applegate with the grand prize for the monthly photo contest at the South Brunswick Public Library Jan. 13. 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"If someone with a low level infection gets the vaccine, will it trigger an immune BY LINDA DENICOLA Monmouth 162 133 80 78 62 109 110 105 Staff Writer response?" Smith asks. County LYMErix isn't 100 percent effective he fiist vaccine to prevent Lyme and three shots over a full year are disease was approved by the U.S. Middlesex 36 59 23 24 35 80 71 n/a required to build optimal immunity. T Food and Drug Administration in County "But what tests have been done to late December, but regulators warn that determine the length of protection of the people should continue to take precautions vaccine beyond two years?" Smith asks. against the tiny ticks that carry the infec- Ocean 220 131 94 107 96 127 147 n/a Experts also believe Lyme disease may tion. County be under-reported. In Connecticut, data Several pharmaceutical companies indicate that, at best, only 16 percent of have developed vaccines, but SmithKline New Jersey 1,057 899 586 788 1,531 1,694 2,190 n/a Lyme disease cases were reported over Beecham Biologicals, a British company one year. with U.S. headquaiters in Philadelphia, United States n/a 9,465 9,895 8,257 13,043 11,700 16,455 12,801 The onset of Lyme disease is common- Pa., h the first company to win FDA ly associated with a characteristic skin appioval. Source' Monmouth County Health Department rash known as erythema migrans (EM), The vaccine holds hope for preventing which can vary in size and location. EM is the multi-stage bacterial infection caused that long-teim vaccine safety data isn't Ticks are a lesser problem in often accompanied by flu-like symptoms by the bite of ticks infected with the spi- available yet, and in many cases, that Middlesex County because of the higher including headache, fever, fatigue, joint ral-shaped bacterium, called a spirochete, demand for the vaccine is likely to exceed population and development density. In aches, muscle aches and a stiff neck. known as Bonelia burgdorferi. the risk of the disease. 1996, Monmouth County reported 110 When diagnosed early, Lyme disease According to company literature, Lyme disease has rapidly become the new cases of Lyme disease, while can usually be successfully treated with LYMEnx has been proven effective in the most common tick-borne illness, with Middlesex reported 71 cases. antibiotics without any long-lasting com- prevention of both definite Lyme disease cases reported in 48 states. More than Michael Meddis, assistant public plications. However, diagnosis can be dif- (characteristic symptoms with scrologic 99,000 cases weie reported to the CDC health coordinator for Monmouth County, ficult because symptoms may imitate diagnosis) and asymptomatic infection, between 1982 and 1996. People at highest said the county will consider providing the other illnesses. which means no symptoms, but seiologic risk include those living in, working in, or vaccine at some time. If undetected and left untreated, the diagnosis of infection. traveling to, endemic aieas in the United "It's a very new vaccine. The CDC Lyme bacteria can spread to other parts of "The" approval of LYMErix is especial- States, including the Northeast, upper will eventually come out with some kind the body months to years following a tick ly significant foi people who live in, or Midwest and Pacific coastal areas. of recommendation on who should get the bite and progress to late-stage Lyme dis- travel to, infected, tick-infested areas, or According to a recent study published vaccine," he said. ease. The bacteria can affect the joints, people who enjoy outdoot activities in in Clinical Therapeutics magazine, the Pat D. Smith, president of the Lyme tendons, heart or nervous system, poten- these areas," said Dr. Vijay Sikand, clini- economic burden of Lyme disease in the Disease Association of New Jersey, locat- tially resulting in arthritis, heart abnormal- cal trial investigator and adjunct assistant United States is estimated to be $2.5 mil- ed in Jackson, and a past chairwoman of ities such as heat block and myocarditis professor of medicine, Tufts University lion in direct and indirect medical costs the Governor's Lyme Disease Advisory (inflammation of the muscular walls of the School of Medicine, Medford, Mass. over a five-year period. Council, has misgivings. "I wish the vac- heart) and Bell's palsy (paralysis of one or "Now that a vaccine will be available, New Jersey ranks high among stales cine was an end-all and a be-all, but it's both sides of the face.) at-iisk individuals should start getting vac- affected by the disease, which is caused not. Our association has not taken a posi- Previous infection with Borreha cinated against Lyme disease in oidei to by a bacterium carried by pin-sized deer tion for or against it," she said. burgdorferi may not confer protective begin building immunity for the upcoming ticks that are found nationwide, but are According to Smith, there are a num- immunity. Therefore, people with a prior Lyme disease season," he said. especially prevalent in the Northeast and ber of questions about the vaccine, espe- history of Lyme disease may benefit from Bui deciding who should get the vac- upper Midwest. cially since there is no effective test for vaccination with LYMEnx, according to cine may piove to be tricky. Members of In Monmouth County, there were 105 the diagnosis of Lyme disease. CDC stan- the FDA. the Advisory Committee on Immunization reported cases of Lyme disease in 1997. dards require a diagnosis to include either In addition to getting vaccinated with Practices at the federal Centers for The greatest populations of ticks can be the characteristic bull's-eye rash or a posi- LYMErix, people can decrease their risk Disease Contiol and Prevention grappled found in the area around Naval Weapons tive blood test, in addition to signs that a by avoiding tick-mfested areas, tucking in with some of the unique aspects of the Station Earle in Colts Neck, Turkey major system of the body has been affect- pants and shirts, wearing light-colored vaccine, including the fact that the risk of Swamp Park in Freehold Township and ed. Many cases don't fit that definition, so clothing which makes it easier to spot the disease varies gieatly around the coun- Allaire State Park in Wall and along the the reports only represent a fraction of ticks, using insect repellents containing try, that the vaccine won't initially be Manasquan River in Howell, according to actual cases, she said. DEET and checking family members and appioved for children under 15 years old, health officials. Since there is no effective test for pets for the presence of ticks. Lyme vaccine should be available in weeks BY LINDA _ burgdorferi. The vaccine-induced anti- said, adding LYMErix is made up of individuals ranging from 15 to 70 years Siaff~Writer~ bodies in the blood of the host are taken OspA, old at 31 U.S. sites in endemic areas. up by the tick and interact with the Still, with this vaccine, and others Results from the multi-center, double- lthough a new vaccine for the Borrelia burgdorferi in the midgut of the that are in the FDA pipeline, the action blind, placebo-controlled clinical trial prevention of Lyme disease has tick, preventing transmission of the by the FDA is m important milestone ill demonstrated vaccine efficacy rates of A been approved by the federal organism to the host. the prevention, of Lyme disease. 78 percent against definite Lyme disease Food and Drug Administration, public The antibodies ingested by the tick According to Eddie Gray, vice presi- and 100 percent against asymptomatic health officials are reluctant to strongly wipe out the bacteria, but the bacteria is dent and director of the U.S. Vaccine infection after three doses. After two recommend the vaccine because there is constantly changing, said Fat D, Smith, Business Unit for the manufacturer, doses, the vaccine's efficacy rates were little safety data as yet. president of the Lyme Disease Smith-Kline Beecham,."The approval of 50 and 83 percent, respectively. According to the Lyme Disease Association of New Jersey, located in LYMErix means the threat of Lyme dis- Study participants received three Association of New Jersey Inc., individ- Jackson, and a past chairwoman of the ease may be significantly reduced for doses of LYMEiix or plaeebo on a 0-, 1- uals together with their doctors need to Governor's Lyme Disease Advisory millions of Americans who spend time alid l?-month schedule. Compliance in make the decision whether or not to use Council. outdoors or plan to travel to endemic ,, the study was high with 95 percent of the vaccine. The bacteria inside a tick that is feed- areas." participants completing the 20-mdnth Initially, the vaccine Will only be ing on a vaccinated host are mostly LYMErix may also b& associated study. . available to people aged 15 and older, destroyed. Recent research in one major with local injection-sitejeeactions includ- LYMEfix-should be available within LYMErix is a genetically engineered medical journal indicated that certain ing redness and swelling, flu-like symp- weeks. - vaccine that contains lipoproteiti OspA, people are OspA sensitive and the vac- toms, arthralgias and myalgias. For more information on Lyme dis- an outer-surface protein of the causative cine triggers an auto immune response The vaccine was evaluated in a land- ease and LYMErix, caH toll-free 1-888- Lyme disease bacterium, Borrelia like arthritis that is not treatable, §mith mark clinical trial that enrolled 40,936 LYMERIX;, ext 500. 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SOUTH BRUNSWICK HIGH SCHOOL • ATTEND LEADERSHIP WORKSHOPS • MEET FEMALE LEADERS FROM YOUR COMMUNITY • ENJOY BREAKFAST AND LUNCH WITH YOUR FRIENDS • TAKE HOME A GIFT BAG FEATURING KEYNOTE SPEAKER LYNDA BAQUERO ANCHOR NEWSCHANNEL 4 Lynda Baquero (formerly LaVergne) is co-anchor of the No. 1 rated "Weekend Today in Mew York," airing Saturdays from 9 a.m. - 10:30 a.m. and Sundays from 6 a.m. -9am. In addition, she files reports for News Channel 4's weekday newscasts. Baquero joined News Channel 4 in October 1995 as a general reporter and began co-anchoring "Weekend Today in New York" in May, 1996. She has also served as substitute anchor on all of "News Channel 4's" newscasts. In the Summer of 1996, Baquero filed reports for News channel 4's coverage of the Centennial Olympic games, joining the "Live at five" team in Atlanta throughout the two week period. She also covered the breaking story of the bombing in Centennial Olympic Park In addition, Baquero has made several trips to Puerto Rico to cover Hurricane Hortense and its aftermath, and, she has travelled to the island to interview the family of Yankee outfielder Bernie Williams. Baquero came to NBC 4 from NY1 News, where she was a daily news anchor and consumer reporter for three years. At NY1, Baquero was one of two dozen "Videojournalists" responsible for researching, writing, shooting and editing her own stories. Prior to NY1, Baquero was at WCBS-TV, New York for five years. There, she worked in almost every aspect of the newsroom — from desk assistant, to researcher, to assignment editor, and finally associate producer of the daily consumer action segment, "Troubleshooter." Baquero has also worked as an associate producer of "NELYI," a talk show produced at WCAU-TV, Philadelphia; and for "TELEMUNDO," where she wrote and co-produced various Spanish-language network specials. A graduate of New York University, Baquero holds a bachelor of arts degree in broadcast journalism. She is a native New Yorker and fluent in both Spanish and French. Baquero and her husband reside in Manhattan. PRIREGiSTRATION IS SUGGESTED CALL HELEN SCHENCK OR BARBARA BUHL AT &B.H.& 732-329-4044 EXT. 3221 OR 3228 AWARDS: Nominations sought for women whose leadership role has made a significant contribution to the South Brunswick community. Submit name of nominee, accomplishment, your name, address and phone number by January 9,1999 to Debra Johnson, c/o South Brunswick Township, P.O. Box 190, Monmouth Junction, NJ 08852 (or deliver directly to Township Administration). SCHQIARSHBPS: Applications for scholarships to be awarded to female high school seniors who are residents of South Brunswick Township are now available. Contact Lindy Mandy at South Brunswick High School (732-329-4044 ext. 3220). Applications are due January 8,1999. Partial list of Sponsors: McDonalds, Frankie's Cafe, CME Engineering, Forsgate Industrial Complex, BGIA Insurance Brokers, MEDICIA, Williams Development, COSMAIR SENTINEL, JANUARY 21, 1999 17 Hiiili New academy for boys Music & art offered to slates open, house Sat. autistic children Punceton Academy of the Sacicd "Paient/Child Workshops in Music and Heait. an independent Catholic eJemen- Ait foi Childien with Autism or Autistic taiy school foi boys, will open in Behaviors" will lesumc on Satuidays horn Septembei. Initially, the school will offei classes from kindeigaiten thiough second Feb. 13 to May 1 at Rutgeis Univeisity in giade Ovei the ensuing yeais, the school New Biunswick. will expand to include classes thiough the The piogiam, now in its 15th yeai, is <£ TRIPLE BADRAN eighth-grade level. sponsored by Very Special Arts New MASTER TAJC9 INC. ••CHECK TAX CONSULTANTS The academy will host an open house Jersey in cooperation with the Dance and Year Round Professional Service Income Tax Service Since 1941 for prospective families on Saturday at Visual Arts departments of Rutgers Business Services More Than 55 yrs. Computerized Services Financial Services of Excellence. noon in the front lobby of Stuart Country University. Funding has been made possi- Cinemas Plaza Shopping Center Do You Understand all the New Tax Laws? Day School, located at 1200 Stuart Road, ble by the United Way of Central Jersey, 3598 Route 27 We Do! Put our Expertise to work for you. Princeton. A presentation will be made by Very Special Arts and the New Jersey Kendall Park, N.J. the academy's headmaster, Olen Kalkus. State Council on the Arts/Department of Triple Check of Dayton Badran Tax Consultants Members of the Board of Trustees will State, a partner agency of the National 732-297-1070 353 Georges Rd. 5 Elm Row, New Brunswick also be on hand to answer any questions. Endowment of the Arts. 732-329-1200 732-937-9797 The school's mission is the total devel- The ten Saturday sessions will provide opment of each child: intellectual, moral, youngsters with experiences in music and social, spiritual, emotional and physical. art that will serve as an introduction to the For more information, contact Find So Princeton Academy of the Sacred Heart, arts while developing communication and P.O. Box 3052, Princeton, NJ. 08540; or socialization skills. Youngsters ages 3 - phone (609) 92]-6499. 17 are invited to participate. 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Second, Palmer wanted to lock up the development rights to one of Millstone's largest horse farms, a dwindling commodity in the rural- suburban town in Monmouth County, and restrict the site from ever being developed for res- idential purposes. "I had no interest in develop- ing this property, so for me, this was a good match," he said. It's not too early to say that Palmer has accomplished both goals in a very successful fashion. Palmer, 48, has 23 years of experience in equine medicine. A native of Reading, Pa., he received his veterinary degree from the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, in 1976. He likes to SPECIAL ENVIRONMENT — Dr. Scott Palmer unwraps sterilized instruments while technicians pre- describe himself pare to drape a patient prior to surgery at the New Jersey Equine Clinic. as a "horse doc- tor" because that's basically what he is. He is certified in equine practice with the American Board of Veter- 8 inary Practi- tioners, specializ- ing in veterinary medicine. Palmer's asso- ciate, Dr. Patricia Hogan, is certified in large animal TELLTALE SIGNS — Veterinary technician surgery by the Jennifer Stewart monitors the vital signs of a American College horse undergoing surgery at the New Jersey of Veterinary Sur- Equine Clinic, Millstone Township. geons. ing the opportunity" to preserve For many years, Palmer's the farm's development rights, equine clinic was located at a Palmer said. small 6-acre site several miles The three-way deal was bro- down the road from Top Step kered among Palmer, Marino and Farm. He moved into his new township officials, Palmer said. location during the July Fourth Of the approximate $1.5 mil- weekend last summer and was lion purchase price for Top Step open for business on July 6. Farm that was concluded in Some of the benefits Palmer October 1997, township officials said he has at his new location agreed to pay about half of the include: purchase price to Marino to pre- • having more space to operate serve the property's development his business. rights. Palmer paid about "I can do a better job," Palmer $700,000 to become the owner of said. "The old facility was a the property. remodeled garage that was not "Township officials have been designed" for a horse hospital. very cooperative and helpful • better opportunities to edu- through all this," he said. cate people about the equine • maintain an agricultural cen- EASY DOES IT — Dr. Scott Palmer and veterinary technician Bill Nebel lower a horse Into a padded practice, with a room in the hos- ter. recovery room following an operation. The padding protects the animal from injuring itself as it pital devoted to education. • allow for expanded services recovers from the effects of drugs it has been given before and during the procedure. • having the opportunity to he didn't have at his former loca- participate in an open space and tion, such as new imaging facili- Palmer also has 17 additional his previous location he had to petitors in the sport of horse rac- farmland preservation program. ties (radiography lab), full X-ray stables available (from 18 to 35) ship horses elsewhere after ing. The remainder are pleasure "I personally felt our town has facilities, two operating rooms which allow him to keep his horse surgery. horses or show horses, the equine lost so much open space and I (instead of one) and the ability for "patients" at the equine center Palmer said about 75 percent specialist said. feel I have been blessed for hav- orthopedic and general surgery. until they are fully recovered. At of the patients he treats are com- When Palmer bought the facil- SENTINEL, JANUARY 21, 1999 19 Virginia. all over the world send their hors- Palmer said horses are similar es here for surgery," he said, to humans in that they each have adding that he occasionally trav- a different personality. els to Florida or California to "Some are easy to manage and honor requests to perform sur- others are very difficult," the doc- gery. tor said. Much of the credit for the While Palmer or Hogan per- horses' daily care goes to his farm form all of the surgery, techni- manager, Len Beris, Palmer said. cians assist the doctors with other aspects of the operation. Palmer served as the general Following the operation, the contractor during the construction horse is taken to a recovery room. of the hospital at Top Step Farm. Padded walls are in place to pro- He hired Millstone residents Bill tect the horse as it emerges from Martin and Earl Smith to com- the effects of the medication. plete the carpentry and masonry Palmer said most surgeries are work, respectively. Resident Joe successful, but occasionally com- Carbin installed the plumbing, plications may arise, such as an while Tony Scaggs of Manalapan infection. However, that is a rare was the electrician. Others who occurrence, he said. helped the new clinic come to life The equine clinic also includes were Land Tech Engineering, a training facility which Palmer Clarksburg; Rob Kelly, Upper uses to teach veterinarians surgi- Freehold, painter; Armand Voca- cal techniques. In October, he turo, Howell, grading, paving; Al trained 18 veterinarians from all DeCandia, Manalapan, heating, over the world. He teaches a air conditioning; Tom Ritchie, course called equine laparoscopy, Manalapan, landscaping; and Ken which deals mostly with abdomi- Kwiecinski and Tony Zero, nal and some thoracic surgeries, Clarksburg, architects. he said. Palmer said he always wanted In the future, Palmer said, he is planning to make his facility to be a horse doctor, describing available to local 4-H groups or his calling as a "small, romantic other equine organizations in attachment I have to horses." Millstone. "I had horses as a child grow- The cost of services at the ing up. Just hearing horses gal- equine center can range from sev- loping in an open field is a STEADY AS SHE GOES • Technicians at the New Jersey Equine Clinic transport a patient to the tremendous feeling and means a operating room. eral hundred dollars into the thou- sands, depending on the nature of lot to me. This is not a job to me, it's my calling. It's in my soul," ity, he transformed an indoor arena the surgery, Palmer said. performed on horses who are kept the animal. said Palmer. into a hospital building. Horses are stationary on an operating table "We use arlhroscopes or endo- "About 125 veterinarians from shipped into the facility by truck between wooden stocks. scopes and attach a TV camera through a loading ramp. The ani- During a visit to the equine and view the image on the mals are weighed to determine the center, Hogan was performing screen," Palmer said. doses of medication they will arthroscopy on a horse diagnosed "We do ultrasound examina- require. X-rays are then taken to with bone fragments, using lasers tions of tendon and ligament confirm the diagnosis. and aided by a television screen injuries and we use lasers a lot," Upper airway surgeries are that showed the damage inside he explained, noting that surgery may last from 30 minutes to al- most three hours. In explaining how the process works, Palmer said an injured horse is examined by its primary veterinarian. After that ex- amination the veterinarian speaks with the owner to discuss the options and to determine if the horse requires shipment to the equine clinic. Once the animal arrives at the equine center, X-rays are taken to confirm the diagnosis and surgery is performed, if necessary, the doctor said. "We can keep the horses here from one day to six months," Palmer said. "We now have more A BETTER VIEW — Dr. Scott Palmer lines up an X-ray machine to room to keep the horses until they expose the plate behind a patient's leg. heal." The New Jersey Equine Clinic doesn't perform emergency ab- dominal surgery because it does not have a large enough staff, but Palmer said that is in his long- range plans. "We do mostly fractures and general surgeries," he said, adding that the equine patients vary in age, with some brought in with congenital defects from birth. Palmer operated his practice at his former facility on Millstone Road for 22 years until moving to Top Step Farm last summer. Hogan joined him several years ago. The doctors perform about 15 surgeries each week, he said, on patients typically from New PINPOINTING THE PROBLEM — Dr. Scott Palmer talks with Karen York, New Jersey, Delaware, TENDER TOUCH — Dr. Palmer performs arthroscopic surgery. Sulley about her horse's X-ray and what it may mean to the Maryland, Pennsylvania and animal's future. • • • - • Photos by Augusto F.Menezes/Greater Media • FOR SPECIAL PRICES CALL ^pss(212) 307" 4S50 AND GIVE THE CODE JGMN. FORD CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS cffi {•HTRAN CES T HE MEW 4 2 MOST RE E T AND 43 R B S T. R E ET Tickets are available by phone FORD CENTER ARTS (box office entrancion West 43rd Street between Broadway a»d 8th Avenue) with a copy of this ad, This offer does not applyio pfeviouslly purchased tickets. Limit 8 tickets per order. 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B'nai Tikvah to host Unlimited Potential Theater Company The public is invited to attend. Tickets (UPTCo), will present a benefit perfor- will cost $7.50 for adults, $4.50 for chil- talk on issues of aging mance of the children's play, Si. George dren and senior citizens. The church is The Sisterhood of Congregation B'nai and the Dragon, at 2 p.m. at the Plays-in- located at 142 Sand Hill Road in the Tikvah will present a talk by Susan Monmouth Junction section of South the-Park indoor theater, located on Biunswick. For information, call the Pomerantz of the Central New Jersey Roosevelt Drive, Edison. Other highlights church at (732) 297-4607. Jewish Home in Somerset for the Aged on of the day will include a children's art Sunday at 10 a.m. Pomerantz will discuss exhibit featuring drawings from students the home as well as issues concerning with the theme, "Dragons I Have Known," Rangers-Flyers tickets aging. Bagels and coffee will be served. a dessert reception and a raffle. Tickets The public is invited to attend the free are $10 for children, ages 16 and under, to be raffled off and $15 for adults. Adveitisement space Myron Pollard IV, Ilisa Miller program. Participants are requested to St. Barnabas Episcopal Church is sell- bring a package of un scented baby wipes in the VSA/NJ commemorative journal is Miller-Pollard ing tickets for a raffle of two sets of two to be donated to a local women's shelter. available for businesses and organizations; tickets each for the Feb. 28 game at Congregation B'nai Tikvah is located at costs range from $10 - $100. For informa- Mr. and Mrs. Barry J. Miller of East Madison Square Garden between the New 1001 Finnegans Lane in North Brunswick. tion, call (732) 745-3885, (732) 745-5935 Brunswick announce the engagement of York Rangers and the Philadelphia Flyers or for the hearing impaired, (732) 745- their daughter, llisa Miller, to Myron hockey teams. Each ticket will be worth For information, call Joyce at (732) 937- 3913. Pollard IV, son of Myron Pollard III of $110. Chances arc available at $2 each 5114. North Brunswick and Joan Cutter of Tewksbury. The future bride is a graduate of East // \ Brunswick High School and Rider / University, Lawrenceville section of c Lawrence, where she earned a bachelor of VrAc^ v " aits degree in communications. She is em- ployed as a commercial copy coordinator by WWOR-TV, Sccaucus. Her fiance is a graduate of Hillsborough High School; Rantan Valley Community College, North Branch section of Branchburg; and the Chubb Institute, Paisippany, where he earned a certificate in computer programming. He is employed as a computer programmer by Merrill Lynch and Co. Inc., Princeton. An October wedding is planned. JFK Medical Center in Edison CitI Protective Services, Inc. announced the following local birth: Kristin and Mario Visco of Kendall Park, a daughter, Stephanie Patricia on Dec. 12. Offer covers parts and installation of our standard alarm system 36-month monitoring agreement required at $24.95 a month $L7M approved Certain restrictions may apply Telephone connection fee may be required Satisfactory credit history required Continued from page 1 an assessment committee would determine how much the improvement adds to the value of individual properties. He said that the township will notify property owners of BE THE FIRST any change in their property assessments. Seveial residents along Friendship Road asked questions of the council during the IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD public hearing on the ordinance. Zoya Pugh asked the council whether connection to the line would be mandatory TO GET A for residents who now depend on wells for their water supply. Busch said that he would have to consult TAX REFUND the code book to see if hooking up to the Why wait? If the IRS owes you money, you'll get your refund in half the time it usually takes. With IRS line was mandatory. e-file, we can file your return electronically from our computer to the IRS. It's simple, secure and the Pugh said that her husband had signed a fastest way to file. And there's quick proof from the IRS that your return has been accepted. IRS e-file petition supporting the line, but did not real- is so accurate, there's less chance you'll get "one of those letters" from the IRS. We're an "Authorized ize that the decision of whether to hook up IRS e-file Provider." Come in - or call - to find out more about IRS e-file. would not be totally optional. "I would like his name removed from CLICK. ZIP. FAST ROUND TRIP. the petition," Pugh said. "There will also be, if you choose to tie in, a facilities charge and whatever charge your contractor charges to put the pipe in the ground," Nieman said. "If you choose not to tie in, minimally there may be an assessment if it is determined that the line TAX INC- adds value to your property." The township is also still negotiating 3598 HOyTE 17, ICENPALL PAH1C, Hi with East Brunswick for additional water. 22 SENTINEL, JANUARY 21, 1999 liiilil Twp* needs to clarify ased on complaints made ments were made by the mayor at Tuesday's Township and then confirmed by icsolii- Council meeting by Uon. Lewis Schwartz, who served on Page 3 of the agenda reads the township's Charter Study "Resolution - Confirmation of Commission, there is sonic con- Mayor's Appointments," fol- fusion about appointments made lowed by a list of board and at the Jan. 1 organizational meet- committees, including the plan- ing. ning and zoning boards. Schwartz claims thai Mayor We certainly don't dispute Debra Johnson was not autho- the mayor's statement. rized to make appointments to On the other hand we respect the planning and zoning boards, Lewis Schwartz' opinion as a that, in fact, the appointments member of the Charter Commis- were the responsibility of the sion. entire five-member council. Because of the complete The mayor responded that the overhaul in the form of govern- appointments were, indeed, ment, it's possible there were made "by a majority vote of the some slip-ups. entire council." It's also possible that the So what's going on here? minutes were misinterpreted. If you look back at the Jan. 1 Whatever the case, for the organizational meeting agenda, sake of everyone, a clarification it does appear that the appoint- is in order. Police Department and Pay raise should Department of Public Works more efficient form of govern- According to the N.J. Department have been without a new con- ment which removed the micro- Safety-lock creates of Health, not a single child was be reconsidered tract for several years. How in management responsibilities safety problems killed in a firearm accident in he mayor and council's from the Township Committee New Jersey in 1995, the last year good conscience could our he governor has proposed decision (with the excep- newly elected officials give members. That is why our newly statistics are available. T tion of the lone dissenter, themselves pay raises before elected officials are now called "that every gun sold in • Common sense says it is a Councilman Edward Van reaching settlements with these Township Council members. T New Jersey cither include mistake for the government to Hessen) to raise their salaries by dedicated employees? What I find it offensive that one of smart-gun technology or be fitted mandate untested and undevel- more than 40 percent was pre- message does that send to them? their first acts of business was to with a safety lock." She gave as oped technology. Gun-control ad- mature and arrogant. How will that impact morale introduce an ordinance that gave justification for her proposal the vocates claim that if car manufac- Regardless of political affilia- among these workers? them a pay raise. I work in the problem of youth violence, the turers could be mandated to tion, those who serve our com- If our representatives were private sector, and like other peo- recent school shootings and the include air bags, then firearm munity make many sacrifices of truly concerned about the wel- ple employed in the very com- need for "built-in protection for manufacturers should be mandat- personal and family time. There fare of this community, they petitive world of the private sec- our children." The Association of ed to include these "safety" are also the "hidden costs" of would never have increased their tor, have to go through an evalu- New Jersey Rifle & Pistol Clubs devices. Firearms are used to pre- serving — requests to attend and pay before analyzing the time ative period before any pay raise (ANJRPC) urges the governor not vent both crime and murder, cars contribute to charities and non- spent on township business as a is granted. After that an annual to mandate devices that will do are not. political fund-raising events. For nothing to protect our children. committeeman vs. a council evaluation regulates any poten- • The ANJRPC has no objec- example, the weekends and member. This six-month review tial pay raises. I have yet to The ANJRPC, which is the evenings that many citizens receive a 40 - 47 percent National Rifle Association (NRA) tion to the sale of safety locks, would have enabled them to set- trigger locks and "smart-gun" devote to fix-up projects and tle outstanding contracts with increase in my salary with the State Association of New Jersey, maintenance of their residences same employer. has a membership of 22,000 indi- technology once it is developed. employee unions and provide Already, gun-control advo- are devoted to the business of the proof to the citizens that the sig- Didn't these individuals come viduals and 100 shooting sport people by dedicated commit- clubs. We raise the following cates are calling on the governor nificant salary increases were forward through their respected to drop the trigger-lock mandates teemen and women. warranted. parties and ask to be elected as points: Under the township commit- as not a strong enough alternative Hopefully, they will reconsid- council members? I do not • Most people are unaware that to smart guns. Mandating either tee form of government, due to er their first fumbled decision remember reading in their cam- trigger locks are dangerous if the responsibilities of a commit- paign literature that they believed device is not smart, politically or under our new form of govern- placed on a loaded firearm. practically. The governor has teeman, there is significant data ment. the position was underpaid and • Smart-gun technology, to support the assertion that they would take money from the been ill-advised by her staff. This VINCENT R. DeLUCIA firearms that can only be fired by proposal is politics at its worst. It those elected representatives are Former South Brunswick taxpayers to supplement their the authorized user, is in the early underpaid. However, under our expense accounts. Let them justi- uses children but has nothing to Township Mayor stages of development and there do with child safety. It uses the new form of government, those fy their expenses and maybe we, are still serious flaws with both responsibilities fall to the town- the community, can belter under- serious problem of "youth vio- fingerprint and battery-operated lence" but will do nothing to stop ship manager. To demonstrate Council action stand their request and possibly technology. the reduced time that our mayor youth violence. offer them in kind donations. I • Mandating safety locks or and council will devote to the offends resident also understand the office of the "Childproof guns" might business of South Brunswick, t is with great interest that I personalized guns will not reduce sound good in the media, but it is mayor is in the process of being youth violence. they have reduced the number of watch this new form of gov- redecorated. The cost for this is a lie. There are no such guns any council meetings by 25 percent. ernment unfold. It is with at least $5,000. • Smart-gun technology or more than there are cars that I trigger locks are not going to stop Why would they vote themselves great dismay that I watch our I want to remind the members won't crash. By mandating so- a 40 percent raise and reduce new council members begin their a criminal, a seriously disturbed called safety devices, the govern- of the council that they are elect- youth or a psychopath intent on their official time devoted to legislative careers. I, like every ed and even though the next elec- ment will end up giving the crimi- township business by 25 per- other resident, received my copy murder. nal a dangerous advantage over tion is two years away, three of • Trigger locks render firearms cent? of the recommendation of the them will have to come back to the law-abiding citizen. Of greatest concern is the Charter Study Commissioners, the community for a vote of con- useless in self-defense situations. arrogance of voting themselves which was mailed in September fidence to be re-elected. It takes too long to remove the lock and load the firearm. NANCY ROSS this pay raise while failing to set- of 1997. Spokeswoman tle contracts with several em- I read how this form of gov- KUNHYONG LEE • New Jersey does not have a Association of New Jersey firearm child-safety problem. ployee unions. 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The senior center is located on Route INTERNET COMMERCE WITH A POINT 12:30 p.m. During the free seminar, 522 in the municipal complex located in the Strassberg will discuss alternative Monmouth Junction section of town. For approaches to coronary artery disease, high information, call (732) 329-4000 ext. 675. SENTINEL, JANUARY 21, 1999 25 Rumored arbitration delay rankles S.B. cops Continued from page 1 gone on for almost three years. increase would be the first in about 10 years the former attorney was not moving fast "We do not question the merit of the said for the governing body. enough on the issue, she added. raise, only the insensitivity of the committee He also said that the increase would put "SPECIAL Councilman and former Mayor Edmund to award themselves while denying us even the pay scale in line with those of neighbor- Luciano questioned Conte on the source of so much as a basic cost of living adjustment ing towns. Lone council Republican Ted the rumor. for three years," Glapion said. Van Hessen voted against introducing the SECTIONS "Where did this rumor originate and how According to Conte, approximately 60 ordinance. did it spread through the ranks so fast?" percent of the department members are at Van Hessen did not attend Tuesday Luciano wanted to know. the top pay for their grade and have not had night's meeting. Schools Conte said that it appeared to have come a raise in the last three years. Conte said that the arbitration process from the new attorney hired by the township "Give us parity," Conte said prior to the has been ongoing since September of 1996. and and then passed to the PBA lawyer. meeting, referring to the proposed increase It has taken so long, Conte noted, that Police also voiced concern at the meeting in council member salaries. unless a four-year, 1996-2000 contract Camps about a proposed ordinance that would raise The council voted 4-1 Jan. 1 to introduce agreement is reached soon, both sides will the pay for the mayor and council. an ordinance giving council members a 40 have to return to the bargaining table. In a prepared statement, PBA and FOP percent salary raise and the mayor a 47 per- One of the major sticking points in the spokesman Thomas Glapion said that while cent raise. A public healing on the ordinance negotiations, according to Conte, is health the unions did not oppose the council receiv- is scheduled for Feb. 2. benefits. The township wants the police to ing a pay raise, they wanted the council to Deputy Mayor Frank Gambatese said pick up part of the premium cost which is be aware that the arbitration process has after the organizational meeting that the funded 100 percent by the township. Deadline: January 26 Publication: February 3 Is your office radio dial set on a station that puts the r whole office to sleep? r WEDDINGS ri r Is it set on a radio station that's so agitating that your office plants die? Deadline: February 16 Publication: February 24 Maybe it's set on a radio station that spends more time talking about not talking instead of playing music. Are you tired of New York Deadline: March 9 weather Sc traffic? Publication: March 17 To ADVERTISE 8N ONE OF Then do what more and more offices in Central Jersey are doing... THESE SECTIONS mahe the switch to Central Jersey's Music Station Magic 98.3 FM CALL Monmouth or Middlesex Counties The 732-972-6740 variety of "Todays Hits or And Yesterday's TELEMARKETING Favorites" 1-800-660-4ADS Greater Media Newspapers News Transcript • Independent feSg^&^&agfe'g&S^^ Sentinel • Suburban • Examiner SENTINEL, JANUARY 21, 1999 liiiiiii Illiil JEANETTE F. KOFFLER, 77, of Roosevelt four nieces; four great-nephews; and four great- died Deo. 28 at home. Born in Antwerp, nieces. Arrangements were under the direction Jewish Women council USY member elected Belgium, she was a resident of Roosevelt for of Glackin/Saul Funeral Home, Hightstown, with more than 50 years. Mrs. Koffler was employed a service at Congregation Anshei, Roosevelt. member earns award to international board as a research assistant for Princeton University Interment was at Roosevelt Cemetery. in the psychology department for 25 years. She Carol McAllister was presented with Avi Olitzky, son of Rabbi Kerry and was also a tax assessor in Roosevelt for more JAMES CHARLES RONE SR., 72, of East the Emerging Section Leader Award at Sheryl Olitzky of Dayton, was elected to than 25 years. She was a member and served Brunswick died Jan. 19 in Robert Wood the annual brunch of the Middlesex the International Executive Board of as vice-president of Congregation Anshei Johnson University Hospital, New Brunswick, A County Chapter of the National Council United Synagogue Youth during the orga- Roosevelt; president of the Roosevelt Senior World War II U.S. Army veteran, he was retired Citizens Club; and a member of the Jersey as an agent for the Internal Revenue Service. of Jewish Women held on Jan. 10. nization's annual convention held recent- Homestead Historical Council. Mrs. Koffler was He was a member of Elks Lodge No. 2370, East Speaker at the event was Sammy ly in Chicago. A senior at South predeceased by her husband, Manny Koffler. Brunswick. His wife, Dorothy Gallagher Rone, She is survived by her step-father, Harry Silver Moshenberg, director of the organiza- Brunswick High School, Avi will assume died in 1992. Surviving are two sons, James of Delray Beach, Fla.; a daughter, Susan A. tion's Washington, D.C., office. the post of vice president of international Koffler of New Castle, Del.; a son and daughter- Rone Jr. of East Brunswick and Charles Rone membership/kadima. As a member, he of Jamesburg; a daughter, Kathleen Brady of The organization helps volunteers in-law, Stephen L. and Bette Koffler of will help shape the future of USY for the Monmouth Junction; two sisters and brothers-in- North Brunswick; and five grandchildren. work together to make an impact on the law, Rebecca and Joseph Notterman of Services were arranged by Rezem Funeral world around them. more than 400 chapters throughout the Hightstown, and Esther and Theodore Marton of Home, East Brunswick, with a Mass held at St. For additional information, contact United States and Canada. Reston, Va.; a brother-in-law and sister-in-law, Bartholomew Church, East Brunswick. On the regional level, Avi is currently Moe and Terry Koffler of Bayside, N.Y.; a Interment will follow in Holy Cross Burial Park, Carol at (732) 422-1522 or Regie at (732) granddaughter, Jordana Koffler; two nephews; South Brunswick. 821-8412. the hagalil regional president and presides over 34 chapters throughout Central and Northern New Jersey. He has also served as the regional membership/programming vice president and regional zone head and has been an active member of the local North/South Brunswick USY for the past four years. He has served as religious/education vice president, on-line chairman and regional liaison. Your Local The North/South Brunswick USY meets at Congregation B'nai Tikvah, 1001 Finnegans Lane, North Brunswick. For information about the chapter and meeting dates, contact USY leaders Candace and Craig Botnick at (732) 940- 8463 or the synagogue office at (732) Community 297-0696. Fax items for the People column to (732) 254-0486 Bank. 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SEAMUESSieUTTfeRS, SINGE 1977^ 1909 27 All items in Police Beat are taken from A South River resident reportedly lost p m Holman was processed and released Police reported that a purse containing police department records All suspects are his 12-gauge shotgun somewhere in the on her own recognizance $40 in cash was stolen from the presumed innocent until found guilty in township during the morning of Jan 16 Police arrested Alexander James Department of Motor Vehicles office be- court The man said that he had left the Brown, 21, of 110 Wright Place, New tween 4 30 p m and 9 20 p m. on Jan 6 Remington, semi-automatic shotgun on top Brunswick, for simple assault and theft Police arrested Charles Halterman, 30, of his vehicle after hunting near the intei- charges after he allegedly stole a South of Pennsylvania, at 6 04 p m on Jan 12 Illlllililllli section of Routes 535 and 522 He told Brunswick man's bowling ball, then struck after allegedly finding him to be in posses- police that he drove home and discovered him outside Carolier Lanes, Route 1 sion of marijuana following a traffic stop at the gun missing He also said that he had Brown was arrested on Jan 16 at 10-45 Route 18 and Tices Lane Following a motor vehicle stop at retraced his route home but didn't find the p m He was processed and released on Police reported that sometime Route 1 and Stouts Lane on Jan 11 at gun, which he valued at $536 his own recognizance between 8 am and 9 am on Jan. 17, 11 48 p m , police arrested Scott Richard $4,720 worth of jewelry and other personal Tatanan, 29, of Seaside Heights and belongings were stolen from the locker charged him with possession of a con- NORTH BRUNSWICK room of Sally's Fitness on Edgeboro Road trolled dangerous substance, drug para- A High view Road resident reported phernalia and a hypodermic needle He Police arrested Maria Holman, 19, of A Manahan Court resident reported that sometime between 5 pm on Jan 13 was released on his own recognizance Delaware Drive, for possession of a false that sometime between 5 15 p.m and and 6 30 a m on Jan 14 someone broke At the Dayton Ford service lot ondriver's license and underage possession 10 37 pm on Jan. 16, someone entered into his 1985 Mazda and attempted to steal Route 130, a car radio valued at $220 was of alcohol after a North Brunswick police- his home by forcing open two living room the stereo According to police, the car sus- stolen sometime between Jan 14 and Jan man saw her drinking inside the North windows According to police, nothing was tained damage to the plastic casing around 16 from a vehicle left there for servicing Brunswick Pub on Jan 14 at about 10 30 disturbed or stolen from the residence. the stereo Breed mixed shepherds Color white, brown Aqe aPProx- 8 weeks Description abandoned puppies , J8 blufnj$ tertrifefe l«$4$hQ\si Stages Road* 4 B Open Mon Thurs 7 a m -10 a m, Fri 7 a m -4 p m Sun 8 30 a m -10 30 a m Closed Saturday Adopt a Pet is a public service provided by Greater Media Newspapers in conjunction with area animal shelters . \&reey ...Snow! ...Ice! ...When the weather is bad, you need school closing and delayed opening reports Set your radio to... wctc 145O AIVI Central Jersey's Information Source 485 Georges Rood Reports Start at 5:40 AM Liberty Plaza • Dayton 732'329-3300 2© SENTINEL UARY21, 1999 Balance has been key to Vikings' success BY RICHARD |EROME Carlos Rugino, a 6-foot-3 senior, are all Staff Writer averaging around 10 ppg. "We have balanced scoring," said SOUTH BRUNSWICK — "We're Babich, "and that's been one of our making strides and one of the keys is that strengths." we have a lot of players who are doing Goldman leads the Vikes with 7.5 well," coach Marc Babich said of his rebounds a game and is one of the squad's South Brunswick High School boys bas- best, most consistent defenders, while ketball team, which brought a 5-3 record Rufino is behind him with a little over six into yesterday's contest against Bishop boards a contest. Ahr. Another clutch player, nursing an The Vikings thus far have endured two ankle injury at the moment, is senior heartbreaking loss- .^i.^^-^—, SMproaaaMBmBiaMMwwaH guard Dan : es, a two-point • • • -:y::•=•-.•••••• ••• ~ •: ;.• : ::-.^^: :: Frusciano, who defeat to Sayreville ; stands 6-foot-l and in the opening has been averaging game, and last 'We're makin;: g .Strides' six assists per game. week's 42-41 deci- and one;of t8iekeys is Babich said he sion to North tttatwejiave.a!otof: : hopes that Brunswick, which players wrso;are doing Frusciano, who is the Raiders won on currently on crutch- a shot at the buzzer. es, will return to the South Brunswick lineup within a has also battled ':..:"::\':i-'t: : Marc Babich week. some injuries, SBHS boys ^basketball: eoacli Nile Ivey, a 5- although none have foot-9 junior, has : ; : ! : v : : been serious • ;-\.; .•..'V'-"V'-:H".:-''-'-^ .';: ;\. h^few'/^'r::•"''. been impressive off l enough to knock ..^s^s^asii^^^ j: z^^.-Jnm^Bmqmmm^; the bench, as has 5- key players out of foot-10 senior Ralph action for long periods of time. Stevens, who is recovering from a frac- The offensive leader is 6-foot-2 guard tured nose. Darius Lumpkin, who is averaging 15.3 "Also, senior guard Colin Baptiste was points per game. terrific against North Brunswick," said "He's been outstanding for us," said Babich. "He's got an injured back, though Babich. I expect him back in a week or so." Aside from this week's tilt with IN STRIDE — South Brunswick High School's Jeremy Look runs in the Lumpkin isn't doing it alone, however. sprint medley at the state relay meet at Princeton University's Jadwin Gym. Junior Ricky Tyus, a 6-foot guard, 6-foot- Bishop Ahr, the Vikings have a date with 4 senior forward Greg Goldman and Sayreville tomorrow. Augusto F. Menezes/Greater Media O'Rourke taking second shot at free-throw title JY^LINDSEY^IEGLE n't want to jinx myself. I wanted to go into it casually and near 6-footer said. "I like to take it to the basket and if I Staff Writer " ' I thought if I sat outside and shot for hours and hours and get an offensive rebound I'll pump-fake before shooting to hours, that I would just throw myself out of rhythm." get guys in the air and draw contact." hile you're getting ready to watch the Denver Not that O'Rourke hasn't put in plenty of time at the He's averaging about eight points per game as a mem- Broncos defend their Super Bowl title on Jan. charity stripe. ber of the school squad, and will be increasing his com- W 31, Mike O'Rourke will be taking the first "Before the contest I was shooting fouls all the time," he petitive time on the court as he has just joined a local steps to defend a national title of his own. noted. "Whenever I play pick-up games I always stay after Amateur Athletic Union squad. The 14-year-old East Brunswick resident won the everyone else has left and shoot 50 foul shots before going The team had its first practice this week and features Knights of Columbus national free-throw shooting cham- home. I also go out and shoot foul shots at home a lot." Jeff Rushnak and Chris Moskal, teammates on the fresh- pionship last year as a 13 year old, and when the Knights And what's the key to O'Rourke's consistency? man team with O'Rourke. hold their local competition on Super Bowl Sunday, According to the reigning champ, it's a willingness to While his attention is focused on basketball right now, O'Rourke will be taking the first step to taking the crown change. O'Rourke plans on running for the East Brunswick High for 14-year-olds. "Everytime out I make small adjustments," he said. "It School track team this spring, after a successful stint with Now a ninth-grader at Churchill Junior High School might be that I'm rotating more to the right a little or that the school's varsity cross country team this fall. where he is a member of the school's freshman boys bas- conditions are different, but everytime out there's always a The freshman earned a varsity letter competing for the ketball team, O'Rourke connected on 83 of 90 shots last . little change." Bears as a harrier, and had a best effort of 17:48 over the year to take the national crown. In his games with Churchill, O'Rourke estimated he's 5,000 meter course at J.R Stevens. The Knights' contest has four levels - local, district, probably about an 80 percent shooter, compared to the 92 Running may be where O'Rourke's scholastic sports regional and state - with the winner at the first three lev- percent he scored in the Knights' contest. schedule starts and ends, but he's not losing focus on els advancing to the next round. After the state level com- "In the contest you can get into a rhythm; in a game, what's at hand, either for his basketball team or as a foul- petition, the winners in each state have their totals from all where you're running around and getting out of breath, it's shooter. four competitions tallied to determine the national winner. a whole different scenario," he noted. "I'm a really competitive person," said O'Rourke, who In the local contest shooters take 15 shots, in each sub- The drop-off in accuracy still leaves O'Rourke with a began playing basketball in St. Bart's rec league as soon as sequent contest shooters take 25 shots. better free-throw shooting percentage than most college he was eligible as a third-grader. "Whatever season I'm in, O'Rourke said he plans to follow the same routine he and professional basketball players and O'Rourke knows I'm really into that sport. In cross country and track I can't used last year in pursuit of a second title. he can help his team by getting to the line. wait for the meets to start and in basketball season I can't "I didn't really practice at all," O'Rourke said. "I did- ., "Our team lacks size so I play forward and guard," the wait for the games to start." . . . • • SENTINEL, JANUARY 21, 1999 29 Versatile Ricker getting r." SALOMON VOLANT MARKER VOLKL "ATOMIC""* •ELA7"*"«""D7NASWR"1 it done for Vikings BY RICHARD JEROME Another outstanding swimmer is Staff Writer sophomore Ed Lui, who recently clocked 1:05 in the 100 breaststroke. He also swam oing into tonight's meet against a a 1:06 m the butterfly. Freshman Mike strong Bernards club, the South Fasanello has been solid in the 100 breast- ! TRADE IN ANY OLD SKIS G Brunswick High School swim stroke, and acquits himself well in most team is 2-5. But according to coach John other events. 3FQR®150»QQOFF ~~~ Harding, this could still turn out to be a Rich Domotoi, another captain, has rewarding year. been dropping his times, registering a best ! ANY COMPLETE "After Bernards, the schedule has four of 58.2 in the 100 freestyle and 2:10 in the si meets that we have a good chance of win- 200 free. He also captured the 500 free and m ning," he said. "That would be great, the 200 backstroke because it would mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmimmmmim against Hillsbor- mean we'd finish at ough. J ALL NiTRO .500, which is quite an "Junior Matt ! mmmmmmmw accomplishment con- 'After Bernards, trie Pasarella has been sidering this is the one of our best second season in the schedule Has four sprinters, behind school's history that meets that we have a Dan and Ed," said 2 PRICE South Brunswick has good chance of Harding. had a swim team." winning." Among the Exp. 1-27-99 The Vikings, who girls, Kelly fell, 106-66, against O'Toole swims Hillsborough in the John Harding the 100 breast- most recent meet, SBHS swim coach stroke and butter- have had numerous fly; freshman swimmers post per- Kelly Debow, sonal bests. The :;,l;,;.:,;:,;;:s;:s=s^s=i: jBi^t^i^i^^aLJSss junior captain "01? m WHILE standout among the Erin Kelly, senior SNOWBOARD SALE 9 boys is senior captain Dan Ricker. Erin Sterenson, another captain, and Burton THEY'RE HEBE! 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JET2£ 3© SENTINEL, JANUARY 21, 1999 THE MARKETPLACE • Real Estate • Business • Auto • Classified • liiii SunAnierica takes over Mutual AAA presents Top Car Award to 11 vehicles Benefit Life Insurance Co. fter evaluating more than 180 mod- • Sport Utility Vehicle over $25,000 - By The Associated Press els for the 1999 AAA Autograph Jeep Grand Cherokee - 160 points BUSINESS A Book, AAA has given its Top Car The ratings are based on comprehen- early $6 billion worth of life insurance Award to vehicles in 11 different classes. sive reviews conducted for AAA's 1999 and annuity businesses from the for- Aaa from Baal. mer Mutual Benefit Life Insurance "AAA Top Car Award winners offer the Autograph Book, an annual evaluation of N The deal, signed in July, was upheld in Co. are now in the hands of SunAmerica Inc., best balance of performance, quality, and new vehicles. The book features ratings on November by the New Jersey judge oversee- value," said David Van Sickle, AAA direc- a wholly owned subsidiary of American ing the takeover over the objections of four of vehicles ranging from sports cars to mini- International Group Inc. tor of automotive and consumer informa- vans. After a review, each vehicle is award- the approximately 350,000 policyholders. The $128 million cash deal closed Dec. 31, The reserves for their universal life and tion and editor of the AAA Autograph ed up to 10 points in 20 different cate- as expected, and was announced Jan. 4 by Los Book. "These vehicles stand out from the annuity policies totaled $5.9 billion as of Nov. gories for a maximum of 200 points. Angeles-based SunAmerica and MBL Life rest." 30, SunAmerica said. The highest scoring vehicle in this Assurance Corp., the state-run successor to The 11 Top Car vehicle classes are Mutual Benefit creditors will receive 70 year's book is the Mercedes S500 with 174 Newark-based Mutual Benefit. based on vehicle cost and type. Top scor- The sale signals the impending end to the percent of the expected $818 million produced ing 1999 models are: points. The Toyota Corolla, Subaru state's seven-year supervision of the business under the deal, while policyholders will share • Under $15,000 - Toyota Corolla CE - Forester and Lexus GS 400 are the only of the failed insurer, which is now expected to the remaining amount of at least $245 million. 155 points repeat selections from last year's Top Car finish in June, six months earlier than antici- Creditors are expected to recover approxi- • $15,000 - $20,000 - Chevrolet Malibu list. pated. mately 95 percent of their allowed claims, - 159 points To evaluate vehicles for the Autograph "The completion of our acquisition of the without interest. Book, AAA experts test vehicles under MBL Life businesses concludes the most suc- Policyholders will be told, over the next • $20,000 - $25,000 - Oldsmobile three months, of the specific amounts they will Intrigue - 162 points everyday driving conditions. The book fea- cessful life insurer rehabilitation in U.S. histo- ry," said SunAmerica chairman and chief receive, SunAmerica said. • $25,000 - $30,000 - Acura 3.2TL - tures a written review, a point rating, vehi- MBL Life said it would make an initial 162 points executive officer Eli Broad. cle photos, specifications, options, and Mutual Benefit was the 18th-largest insur- distribution to Mutual Benefit's general unse- • $30,000 - $35,000 - BMW 3281- 166 pricing information. There are also tips on er in the United States when it collapsed in cured creditors about Jan. 15, with a second points buying a new car. 1991. The 153-year-old company blamed fail- distribution expected about April 1. • $35,000 - $40,000 - Saab 9-5 Wagon - "The Autograph Book is designed to be ing real estate investments. SunAmerica, a financial services company, 165 points a helpful resource in the search for a new The sale pleased Moody's Investors completed the sale through its life companies, • $40,000 - $50,000 - Lexus GS 400 - car," said Van Sickle. "It provides valuable Service, which raised the financial strength Anchor National and First SunAmerica. Its 172 points information and allows consumers to nar- ratings of SunAmerica's life insurance compa- parent company, American International • more than $50,000 - Mercedes S500 - row the list of vehicles they want to lest nies to Aaa, the best mark, from A2. It also Group, is among the largest U.S. underwriters 174 points upgraded SunAmerica's senior debt rating to drive." of commercial and industrial insurance. • Minivan - Ford Windstar LX- 156 points The Autograph Book is available in • Sport Utility Vehicle under $25,000 - book stores and at participating AAA iiilliiii Subaru Forester - 148 points clubs. 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In chatting about the situation A replacement coverage policy, on the resulting from losses suffered during to otheis, you can inadvertently waive some other hand, will pay to replace the item with- By The Associated Press E fires, hurricanes, robberies, dog bites, falls of your rights in the case. By involving the out deducting for depreciation. If you would and other incidents. The trauma of a bur- insuiance company early in the process, the prefer replacement coveiage and do not have irst came smaller down payments, glary or seveie damage to your home is company can sometimes offer an eaily set- it, speak to your agent. This type of coverage enabling more people to buy a home. tlement that avoids a lawsuit. can be added to your policy for approxi- But there was a catch: The borrowers stressful enough without having to worry F about your insurance claim. The experts at To file any claim, your insurance compa- mately a 10 percent to 15 percent inciease in had to pay more in home mortgage insurance. Now mortgage giant Fannie Mae is offer- Weichert Insurance Agency offer the follow- ny will ask you to fill out a claim form — the your premium. Finally don't forget about the ing both lower down payments and lower ing information to help you understand the formal document on which you request ben- deductible amount specified in your policy insurance costs, by providing new options claims process and ensure your peace of efits to be paid according to the terms of the that you agreed to pay as your share of the that will make mortgage insurance cheaper mind. policy. Be complete and supply as much cost of repair or replacement. for home buyers who cannot afford big down There are two basic types of claims. The detail as you can and, of course, be truthful. Once you have reported your claim to payments. first involves loss or damage to property To support your claim, it may be necessary your agent, he or she will contact your insur- The new insurance options will save such as your home or your possessions. to supply some documentation. Pictures of er's claims adjuster — usually within the home buyers who make small down pay- Keep in mind that if a tree is uprooted dur- your tree atop the neighbor's garage, details houi. The adjuster will begin the settlement ments $ 1,100 to $2,250 over the first 10 years ing a storm and falls on your roof, you can on the sofa, chair and CD collection process, the length of which will depend on of a 30-year, fixed-rate mortgage, according make immediate temporary repairs to pre- destioyed in the fire, and so forth. The better the cooperation of the other party, if any. to Fannie Mae, a congressionally chartered, vent further damage to your home. you document your property beforehand While some claims are relatively straightfor- publicly traded company that buys mortgages Remember to keep all receipts for the insur- with pictures, receipts and other evidence, ward, otheis arc more complicated. Your from original lenders such as banks. ance company, and do not sign any contracts the more likely your claim will be processed adjuster is responsible for investigating the Fannie Mae retains some mortgages in its or deals with contractors or lawyers until smoothly. claim and then making a recommendation to portfolio and packages others into securities you have spoken with your insurance agent. Of course, how much financial settle- the insurance company. The insurance com- for resale to investors. The second type is a liability claim, ment the insurance company offers you pany will then make a final decision regard- Franklin Raines, Fannie Mae's new chair- which arises when someone else suffeis an varies with the situation. For property dam- ing your claim and notify you. man and chief executive officer, was injury or damage to his or her property age, it's helpful to know that there aie two The amount of compensation offered can announced the mortgage insurance plan Jan. because of something you did or did not do. basic ways to value your property — cash vary according to the adjuster's analysis of 15 at the National Association of Home For example, if someone falls while visiting value or replacement coverage. If you have a your claim. Keep in mind, if you feel it is too Builders' annual meeting in Dallas, Texas. at your home, you could be liable for any cash value policy, it will cover the replace- low, you do not have to accept the first "We can cut costs to consumers, qualify injuries that may have occurred. Liability ment cost of an item minus depreciation. For amount offered. While you may have to do more home buyers, and give them more example, a new television may cost $500. If some research to prove a higher payment is home for their mortgage-payment dollar by claims may result in a lawsuit against you. If you find yourself involved in a situa- your seven-year-old TV gets damaged in a valid, it may be worth it. Your agent should reducing their mortgage insurance costs," fire, it might have depreciated 50 percent. Raines said in a statement. 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Quality Work Reasonable Remodeling Water Heaters 4 cyl w/overdrive ore am/fm Sewer & Drain Cleaning need protection the most stereo 25 mpg Asking $650 Rates Catl Mike 732 363-2786 PAINTING Roof Repair Specialist s-ii'ff Services* Inferior/Exterior Wallpaper Reasonable Rates Free Est Call 8am to 4pm 908 719 4267 f*SNOW ALERTS BUSY B'S PAINTING removal Powerwasliing RICK S L cense #5628 WE DO IT ALL GUTTER CLEANING Snow blower tune up&repairs Int/Ext Wallpapering Quality work 20 yrs exp DECKS • PATIOS • HOUSES Free est mates Fully insured LARSON SVCS 732 536 2613 ins Free Est 732 238-5B53 Insured John 732-251-0893 FREE Demos 732 251 9553 CALL 732-727-0014 Evans Mamt 1 800 303 3873 DOLL DOCTOR DOLL REPAIRS Keep The Memories Dr Kathleen • 732 462 3589 GMC SUBURBAN SLE 93 4X4 Great condition 85 000 m les $17 000 or best offer "installation Call 732 521 2408 "& PHONE Installation *• HONDA ** REPAIR-JACKS-WIRING PASSPORT LX '96 25 yrs exp w/NYNEX 4X4 4 DR V6 Auto ALL Call Ed 732 536 2477 power FULLY loaded Red wth grey interior 48 000 highway miles Remote alarm Original owner Excellent Q95G Waterproofing condition Asking $16 500 or best offer MUST SELL! 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FIXIT 112 Autos /Trucks Basement Waterproofing 1-800-765-2793 Free Est Deal w/owner $ave A&A All autos/trucks accepted Any cond We pay the most cash' 732 536 8031 • 609 7S8 8850 AAA ABLE & DEAD 7 Days MACH I COMMODORE 1987 Froo Removal of Junk Cars 22 Only50hrs on Merc 260 $$ for new/old 732 390 5531 BUICK Sleeps 4 Loaded best m nt new at used price don t miss AAA»CASH PAID Asking $13 000 Call Ron All makes & models Cash on weekdays at 732 254 2154 the SPOT Call 732 477 0228 ALL SCRAP CARS AND TRUCKS LARGE OR SMALL ANY CONDITION H » H AUTO WRECKERS 732 591 0366 BUICK SOMERSET'86 ANTI POVERTY Foundation Good condition $550 or PLEASE DONATE best offer Call 732 566 9339 Your car or truck etc to feed & clothe the poor & homeless of CARS $200 S up Pol ce Monmouth & Middlesex County Impounds 1980s 1997 s Hondas Chevys Jeeps & Same Day FREE Towing Sport Utility Must Selll 800 772 7470 ext 7040 TAX DEDUCTIBLE Incredible (SCA Network) Call 732 382 8060 Up To Pontiac Is Back CASH FOR YOUR CAR CARS/TRUCKS 3poq Low, Low ARTY S AUTO SALES East Brunswick 732 257 6700 FOR EXPORT With Financing CHRYSLER CONV 84 New 86 97 paying 1 000 s over Financing From engine radiator hoses dealers Hi miles OK Lease & CV/boots muffler & brakes bank payoffs OK Cash at Cash Back! From Runs good $750 Call your door Call 732 462 5017 732 888 0376 or 732 651 6569 CASH PAID Per Mo. CHRYSLER SEBRING LX 96 For junk cars trucks for Special Financing Per Mo. Auto All power A/C CD Mint ecycling Call anytime Tommy 36 Mos. condition 49 000 miles Dell s 732 787 5453 $14 000 Call 732 462 2431 From 36 Mos. O.9 ^DONATE YOUR CAR*" FORD ESCORT WAGON 97 Auto 25 000 hwy miles a/o COULD WIN UP TO $10 000 0.9 Tax Deductible Free Towing all power keyless entry alarm Per Mo. am/fm roof rack $11 000 HERITAGE FOR Per Mo. 48 Mos. Mint condition' 732-679-5055 48 Mos. FORD ESCORT WAGON LX THE BLIND 2.9 95 4dr p/s p/b a/c 28 000 1-800-2-DONATE mi am/lm cassette Mint 2.9 condition Call 732 257 3819 AD l>1633 5,OPO .% DONATE YOUR CAR Per Mo. ®GEO PRIZM '96® Tax deductible Free Pick up to Per Mo. A/C am/fm cassette 4 door Help Us Help Others 60 Mos. 5 spd 63 000 miles Askinq 60 Mos. $7 500 Call 732 303 9239 PROJECT HOPE 3.9 3.9 HONDA ACCORD EX 93 1-888-664-4164 On select models. Original owner Fully powered On select models. On select models. auto am/fm cass & CD FORD MUSTANG GT'S & See dealer for details. See dealer for details. See dealer for details. moonroof 77 000 ml Excel LX S wanted 87- 96 Top lent' $7 900 Call 732-821 1578 dollar paid Call 732 723 0076 HONDA DEL SOL SI Series WANTED RUNNING and Convertible 93 5 Spd One REPAIRABLE Cars & Trucks owner Excellent condition $100 and UP Junk Cars $7 200 -732 409 3516 eve Removed 732-238-9481 ningsor732 316 1288 days WE BUY JUNK CARS Marlboro Auto Wreckers Call 732 591-1400 117 Trucks Vans 1997 FORD CHEVROLET VAN G 30 95 12 passenger auto p/s p/b EXPLORER air 47 000 miles Perfect 4 DR XLT 4WD $9 700 Call 732-679-0088 PONTIAC • BUICK • GMC SPORT UTILITY DODGE CONVERSION VAN 20 000 miles S0HCV6 Tan 85 V8 All auto Captain s with Ian leathet interior Air chairs Queen bed $2 500 or power everything kevless best offer Call 732 735 7200 "40 Years Of Trust dr Service" DODGE GRAND CARAVAN entry lowing package 98 ABS 6 cyl PW PDL AM/FM/Ca.ssette/CD Changci Power mirrors cruise A/C Route 9 & Craig Rd. Freehold, NJ running boards, under 32 000 mi Excellent condition $16 500 Call 732 780 6223 wananty $23 SOOGill **GMC 1 TON** Call (732) 462-0847 or 1-800-398-4343 (732) 446-8908 MASON DUMP 88 P ggy back boxes New brakes and tires $4 700 • 732 846 2585 SENTINEL, JANUARY 21 1999 39 All-New 1999 Infiniti Lease For 42 Mos New 1999 lnfimti Lease For 39 Mos G20 '249 Low Down Payment! 4 0r5Spd 4 Cyl rug P/ABSBiks P/SltgffMPl A/C Clim Control Dual A r Baas P/Seals 4 Or leather Auto Trans 190HP 6 Cyl [tig P/ABS Brks P/Slrg A/C Dual A r Bags Till Cruise Alii TMI System AM/FM Slereo Cassette Alloy Wheels I/Glass & MorelCentra/Locking PAVmdom Til Cruie Ant ThcllSystem Keyless Entry Bosc AM/FM VIMXT00I254 MSRP $21400 Bised on a 42 month closed end lea^e Tolaldueat Slereo Cassette/CD Player Alloy Wheels Sun Root VGIass&More VIN/XT75I812 Lease incept on $2543 ($999do\w $300relsecdep $45Oaco lee 1st month payment MSRP $30 695 Based on a 39 month closed end lease Total due al Lease inception t was destimton lie) Total lease piynenls $10450 tlax 12000 m/yr excess $399 ISOoom $Orelsecdep $Oacq tent 1st month payment) Total lease payments mirage® HJttluwalter Res dual value $116fM $1556Ulax 12mm/yrexcessmi <2> ISpthirialler Residual value $I7SO3 New 1999 Infiniti Lease Foi 39 Mos New 1998 Infiniti Lease For 39 Mos No Down Payment! 4WD 4 Or Ilk Auto Tram II1BIIP6 Cyl Fug P/ABSBrks P/Slrg A/C DialArBigs 41) Lealhtr Auto Tnrs I CylCng P/ABIBrks P/Strg A/C DnIAiBdgs Central PMnoVIki Tilt Cruse bec&ys Keyless tnlry BoseAM/FMSlueoCaiS/CD Alloy Locking P/Windi Till Cruse SicSys KiyhsEnl BtvAM/FMSlerCus/CDPlayer Whtt.li Sun Root I/Glass & More VIN/XW045639 MSRP $37 995 Based on a 39 Alloy Whls Sun Root T/Gli & More* VIH/WM401283 MSRP $48/95 Dealer Dsc month closed end lease Total due al tuse 11 ceplion $1344 ($0 down or trade equ v$11296 Based on a 39 month closed end lease Total due al inception $4548 ($2999 $400 ml vi dip $495%qlee+ 1st mo piymenl) Total lease payments $1751U!ax down $600relsecdep $450wqfee Ulmo pymnt+$495des!H) Toll!leasepymnls IJOOOni/yrcxcinni O 1"it thereafter Residualvalue $22435 $l946hlax 12000m/yrexcessmi @ 15fllerealle Ru dual value $2293365 1993 lnfimti 38J30>s 1996 lnfimti Lease For 3b Mos Available 130 CIRCLE X INFINITI StartingAt Monmouth and Ocean Counties 5 Exclusive Infiniti Dealer 10,900 300 ROUTE 36 „ 4 Or Auto Trans w/OD S Cyl P/Brks P/Slrg A/C Climate Control Dual Air Bags 4 Di FRWD Aulo Trans w/OD 6 Cyl P/Brks P/Strq A/C Climate Control Dual Air Bigs P/Leallur Kill P/Wnds/Lks/Anl/Mrs RrDel Tilt Cruise Sun Rod Alloy Wills So, P/Lllir Seats P/V/rtds/Llts/Anl/Mn R/Del Till Cruise Moon Root Alloy Whls Sec r Syil Keyle^rnlryAM/TMSIerioCassw/CD 752i0mi VIN/PM03I436 System Keyless Cntry AWTM Sler Cass w/CD 601 >1in VIN/TT0II643 MSRP WEST mm BRANCH,NJ $16900 36 monlh dosed end lease Tohl due al lease uuption $1193 fmc/JSSS IHfIN IT I down pymnl 1st mo pymnl $300 rel sec dep and $495 bank Ice) Total ol lease pymnls $7l64tlax 12 000 mi/yr excess mi al$ ISIherealler Residual $IO7JO (732) 3894200 Sign & Drive... 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