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BICENTENNIAL BICENTENNIAL 200 Birthday years Bash of pride schedule Pages 15-26 Page 12 FEBRUARY 19, 1998 40 CENTS VOLUME 5, NUMBER 17 Speaking limits are imposed Tuesday's meeting finally winds down at 3 a.m. BY GAVIN McNETT Staff Writer t wasn't all fun and games for the mayor and the Township Committee at Tuesday's pre- I 13 irthday Bash meeting. After the cake had been distributed and the children led home, the evening's mammoth agenda rose to the fore, lead- ing to a meeting that adjourned at close to 3 a.m. Among the business addressed was a resolution to name the municipal building's meeting room, which is adjacent to the committee room, after the iate Ted Cherry. It passed unanimously. A further proposal, as suggested by Committeeman Ted Van Hessen, to dedicate a series of plaques to all known former committee members, is respected to re-emerge at an upcom- Mayor Edmund Luciano watches as Brianna Olsson, 6, and Fred Holsten, 86, blow out the candles on South ing work session. Brunswick's birthday cake. (Jackie Pollack/Greater Media) The long-debated ordinance to limit committee members' speaking times was also approved on Tuesday, after another round of discussion during which all parties exceeded the new limit of three minutes for oration and two for rebuttal. S.B. birthday blowout Van Hessen, who cast the sole vote against the measure, said, "I speak from my heart when I say graders, members of the school's Bicentennial was when Brianna that this ordinance is bad policy." BY GAVIN McNETT before- and after-school program, Olsson, 6, of Parker's class, cut the Van Hessen, the committee's sole Republican, Staff Writer who presented the mayor with a jar cake in tandem with township old- disagreed both with the utility of the ordinance, containing $125, which they had guard mainstay Fred Holsten, 86 — and with what he sees as its potential for abuse. outh Brunswick's bicentennial raised to support the township's South Brunswick's first police offi- He said, on the former, "An insignificant pro- celebration officially opened at bicentennial festivities through sell- cer, and its first police chief. portion of the issues (that the committee discuss- STuesday's Township Committee ing popcorn. The cutting of the cake symbol- es) engenders a disproportionate amount of meeting, where Mayor Edmund Jesse Parker's Cambridge School ized, according to Luciano, "what debate. We pass a hundred ordinances a year, and Luciano and Township Clerk kindergarten class was also there, to will be," for South Brunswick, "and perhaps a thousand resolutions. Most take no time Kathleen Thorpe co-officiated over a present the mayor with a commemo- what has been — and still is." at all — they take longer to introduce than to pre-Birthday Bash party to honor both rative banner, made of 200 pieces of He closed the ceremonies by pass." the township's past and its future. paper arranged in a collage to form exhorting the entire community to Van Hessen claimed that the issue which led to The centerpiece of the ceremony the number 200, and to lead the audi- "Get out there! Party! Celebrate!" the ordinance's having been proposed — the often was an elaborate, tiered birthday cake ence in singing "Happy Birthday." The Township Committee room stunning length of township committee meetings donated to the township by Robert Mayor Luciano read a proclama- was packed for the cake-cutting cere- is not one of the length of the committee's and Mary Ann Cannella, owners of tion issued to the township by the mony, and everyone present got a debates so much as to the sheer volume of busi- the Holiday Bake Shop in Kendall New Jersey Senate, which was signed piece of cake. ness that the committee must oversee. Park. by Senate President Donald This Saturday, the township will Bui regarding the ones that do engender signif- Its appearance was eagerly await- DiFrancesco (R-22nd District) and hold a daylong Birthday Bash. It will icant debate, Van Hessen said that "there are real ed by the large group of township Assembly Speaker Jack Collins (R— continue to mark the occasion with a divisions of thought on this committee, as well as kids who were in the audience, 3rd District.) variety of activities over the course of in our community." and that the ordinance, which including a contingent of Dayton But the decisive moment in the next year. grants extensions in speaking time according to School second-, third, and fourth- launching the South Brunswick Continued on page 9 SENTINEL, FEBRUARY 19, 1998

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REGULAR FEATURES A BANNER OCCASION — Children from the Dayton School present the banner they made for the pre-Bicentennial Bash • Classifieds Page 34 party Tuesday night. They also made a collage in the shape of the number 200 out of 200 pieces of paper. • Editorials Page 12 (Jackie Pollack/Greater Media) • Entertainment Page 11 • Letters Page 12 • Marketplace Page 32 • Milestones Page 4 School expansion to be meeting topic • Police Beat Page 29 high school's current nine-12 grade con- BY GAVIN McNETT commodate 700 fifth- and sixth-graders; • Sports Page 30 and adding classrooms by 2000 to ac- figuration to a 10-12 grade configuration Staff Writer commodate 50 grades K-4 students. by 2001; adding classrooms to the high SOUTH BRUNSWICK — The Board school by 2001 to accommodate 200 stu- Plan B carries an estimated cost of dents; and building a new school by 2001 Phone numbers: of Education has announced three meet- $47,260,000. It differs from Plan A in that ings at which the township's four com- to accommodate 1,600 eighth- and ninth- Editorial 254-7000 Ext. 8234 it calls for purchasing land adjacent to the grade students. FAX 254-0486 peting school expansion plans will be dis- high school and building a new ninth- cussed. grade school by 2001 to accommodate It also calls for converting Crossroads Display Advertising 972-6740 The board is expected to select a plan 1,000 students. School to a six-seven grade configuration; FAX 972-6746 adding classrooms to Crossroads by 2000 on March 9. The plan will be included on Plan C carries an estimated cost of to accommodate 200 students; and con- a 1998 bond referendum. $48,330,000. It differs from Plan A in that verting Upper Elementary School and Classified 1-800-660-4ADS Plan A carries an estimated cost of it calls for building a new school by 2001 realigning the township elementary Classified FAX 432-0016 $34,880,000. Its features include adding to accommodate 1,400 fifth- and sixth- schools to grades K-5 by 2001. classrooms to South Brunswick High grade students and converting Upper Delivery problems? School by 2001 to accommodate 1,000 Elementary School to a grades K-4 The meetings to discuss the plans are Call circulation at 254-1755 additional students; adding classrooms to school. scheduled for Monday at the municipal before noon on Thursday. building, Feb. 26 at the high school and Crossroads School by 2000 to ac- Plan D carries an estimated cost of March 9 at the municipal building. All commodate an additional 200 students; $44,460,000. It calls for changing the Sentinel building a new school by 2001 to ac- meetings will begin at 8:00 p.m.

Managing Editor Marilyn Duff Fire district polls open 2-9 p.m. Sat. Executive Editor BY GAVIN McNETT $532,500, and reflects a tax rate of 3 marked for a new equipment fund, ac- Gregory Bean cents per $100 of assessed valuation, cording to spokesman Norman Luck. Publisher Staff Writer according to Fire Coordinator Doug The amount to be raised by taxes is Kevin Wittman SOUTH BRUNSWICK — TheWolfe. $265,000, with a tax rate of 5 cents per township's fire districts will hold their District 2 residents can cast their $100 of assessed valuation. annual public elections Saturday to votes at the Monmouth Junction Fire- District 3 residents can cast their approve the 1998 tax levies and to fill house on Ridge Road. votes at the Kingston Firehouse on A Greater Media Newspaper open seats on the boards of commission- ers. District 3, covered by the Kingston Heathcote Road. Polling hours are 2-9 p.m. Fire Company, is filling one seat, with District 1, which covers the Kendall I VERIFIED incumbent Brad Ratimer running. Park area, has two seats open, but had 1 AUDIT CIRCULATION District 2, which includes the Mon- The district's proposed budget now not announced a final list of candidates The Sentinel Newspaper is published mouth Junction area, will be filling two Thursday by Sentinel Publishing Co., P.O. seats, with incumbents Roger Potts and stands at $317,942, up from last year's by press time. Box 1080, East Brunswick, N.J. 08816. Thomas A. Young Jr. up for re-election. total of $286,082. District 1 residents can cast their vote Standard postage paid at East Brunswick, N.J. $40 a year. First-class mail subscrip- The district's proposed tax levy is . The increase includes $100,000 ear- at the Kendall Park Firehouse. tion available at $72 for 26 weeks, 40 cents a copy. 4 SENTINEL. FEBRUARY 19, 1998 Bicentennial stamp cancellation offered o commemorate the South quested Brunswick Bicentennial, a special Envelopes will be numbered and will T pictorial stamp cancellation will be be sold as long as supplies last Only 1,000 offered Saturday at the township post envelopes weie punted Traditionally, offices This is the first time South stamp collectors puichase specifically Brunswick Township has sponsored a pic- numbeied envelopes for their collection tonal stamp cancellation The chairman of the Special Pictorial Residents can purchase the commemo- Stamp Cancellation Committee, Joseph rative envelope with the 'Rural Delivery" Charmello, a Dayton resident and a South postage stamp, the special bicentennial Brunswick patrolman, is a lifelong stamp cancellation stamp and the bicentennial collector logo for $1 at the Birthday Bash on Martin Engel, a member of the graphics Saturday or after the Birthday Bash at the support subcommittee of the Bicentennial township clerk's office Committee, designed the cancellation A temporary philatelic station for resi- stamp which reads, "South Brunswick dents who wish to purchase the commemo- Bicentennial Station, Monmouth Junction, rative envelopes also will be set up on NJ 08852 Febiuaiy 21, 1998" ICING ON THE CAKE —The bicentennial birthday cake awaits cutting. Saturday at the high school from noon to 4 Charmello selected the "Rural (Jackie Pollack/Greater Media) p m Monmouth Junction Postmaster Delivery" postage stamp because it com- William Wehrendt will do a "bull's-eye memorates South Brunswick's farming hand cancellation" postmark of one or all and agricultural heritage One of the 275 of the four South Brunswick post offices - Bicentennial Committee volunteers, Dayton, Kendall Park, Kingston and Patiolman Charmello said, "It was a way Capobianco's Monmouth Junction - on one envelope or that I could combine a hobby and be in- whatever cancellation configuration the volved in designing a souvenir - even if Black Belt Academy customer prefers An additional stamp you're not a stamp collector - that anyone Presents must be purchased for each additional post could afford and treasuie as a keepsake of office hand-cancellation postmark re- the bicentennial" BUDDY PROCSRJUVi 2 Can Train For The Price Of 1 Introductory Program Includes 3t FREE Uniforms ($7O Value) 4 WeeJcs Only LStorkClub | *«&» • *79 • *©«> W Ih this coupon Nol 1o tis combined Expires 3/15/98 Linda Ann and Ronald Ehrhardt of Helene Fnedland of Wayne, formerly of North Brunswick announce the birth of Harrtsburg, Pa Paternal grandparents are their daughter, Deanna Rose, on Dec 31 Hannah Frisch of Fair Lawn ADULTS The baby weighed 6 pounds, 1 ounce and Kristin and Jim Mcllvaine of Introducing Day Classes joins older brother, Michael, 3 Maternal Enghshtown announce the birth of their As Well As Evening Classes grandmother is Geraldine Fetchen of Edi- son and paternal grandmother is Rina daughter, Aleena Joan Mcllvaine, Nov 22 Ehrhardt of Hillsborough Godparents aie at St Peter's Medical Center, New Roseanne and Stanley Samsel of Edison Brunswick The baby weighed 7 pounds, 10 ounces Grandparents are Joan Pankow Karen and Gary Frisch of Monmouth of Milltown, John Pankow of Percelville, .•Wlili Oils coupon: Nol <6 be combined- fxplins: 3^15/98 Junction announce the birth of their Va , and Mr and Mrs Jim Mcllvaine Sr of SOUTH BRUNSWICK EAST BRUNSWICK daughter, Jilhan Renee, on Feb 3 at St Spotswood Great-grandparents are Mr OLD ENGLISH SQUARE LEXINGTON DOWNS SHOPPING CENTER 613 Ridge Road Lexington & Cranbury Rd Peter's Medical Center, New Brunswick and Mrs Arthur Barbely of Milltown, Mr (732) 274-OO55 The baby weighed 7 pounds, 7 ounces and Mrs Michael Pankow of Kendall Maternal grandparents are Philip and Park, and Mrs Adel Mcllvaine of Spotswood Godparents are Denise and Anthony Cedrone ot Germantown, Md

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Celebration one to remember

on-residents and resi- the converging world. dents alike can't help Let's face it. South N being caught up in the Brunswick, with its remaining bicentennial spirit that is erupt- rural beauty and proximity to ing in South Brunswick. highways, is a developer's While some might view the dream. yearlong celebration as over- How the township deals with kill, the sheer magnitude of the these cascading pressures will commemoration is amazing to be part of a future centennial behold. celebration. Each and every volunteer Meanwhile, the current cele- who contributed to this big bration offers an important birthday party, and particularly respite — a time to sit back and Kathy Thorpe,who orchestrated reflect on the township's forefa- it and tied all the pieces togeth- thers and mothers who followed er, deserve a huge round of the old Indian paths to South applause. Brunswick, liked what they saw There are so many aspects, and elected to stay. it's been difficult to give them In such a fast-changing all the coverage they deserve, world, it is important to under- but as the celebration unfolds, stand the past and use it to mold we plan to keep you well the future. informed. We at Greater Media are Your Turn South Brunswick is in the proud to be a part of this big midst of major change, as Birthday Bash and hope you developers keep knocking at the enjoy our special section in this door. week's issue. Year-round school good for S.B. The small hamlets of yester- Happy birthday, South here has been a good deal ed here for many years. year are no longer isolated from Brunswick. of discussion about the Consequently, there is an possibility of forgoing or opportunity to try out the con- T cept before converting the entire reducing the size of another tax ROBERT RLNAMOVICZ LETTERS increase in South Brunswick to district. Hold periodic open public buy bonds for more school con- Major multicommunity dis- It's time for you meetings in which citizens and struction. tricts, such as Wake County, N.C., (with approximately Township Committee official rep- Dr. Paul Murray's letters to what was taught before the long to get involved resentatives of the task forces can the editors in local newspapers, 90,000 students) successfully op- break; and intersessions can be erate both traditional and year- e have a simple mes- get together. presentations to the South used for tutoring to reinforce • Televise the meetings of the Brunswick Board of Education round schedules concurrently; sage to share with you material not fully learned in the there is no reason South after attending the kick- task force for New Jersey and participation in news articles regular sessions. W Turnpike Interchange 8A, which have articulated an option termed Brunswick can't do that, albeit off meetings of the Middlesex Other learning opportunities are being held in the Township "year-round school use" on a smaller scale. Even if the County Strategic Planning Area are also enhanced. For example, experiment fails, there will be Task Forces: Be there. Be heard. Committee meeting room of the (YRSU). municipal building. high school work-study pro- ample time to sell bonds and Everyone participating will This concept, which is used grams can give students inten- build schools. The task forces' meeting dates, in one form or another by more sive work experience during a have a voice in how the task forces times and places are listed below. Another objection has been proceed with their work and draft than 2,500 schools nationwide, three-week period and the stu- Actual meeting rooms may change can increase school-building ca- that parents, students and teach- their recommendations. You don't dent can return every nine ers have finely developed day- to accommodate the number of pacity 30-50 percent, depending weeks, providing benefits to have to be an official township people attending. upon its form. care patterns that mesh well with appointee to contribute to the employers and encouraging more • Route 130 Corridor — Wil The recommendation that the the traditional pattern of school process. That's particularly impor- to participate. attendance; they say these won't meet Feb. 25, March 25, April 22 school board fully consider this A major objection has been tant for us in South Brunswick, and June 24 at 5:30 p.m. in the alternative before asking South fit YRSU. since our town is being broken that "there is not enough time" to Yes, change would be needed Community Conference Room, Brunswick taxpayers to face offer the YRSU alternative. into three "growth" sections for North Brunswick municipal build- another major tax increase, just and problematic adjustments will study rather than being examined ing, 710 Hermann Road. Since South Brunswick is be required. All of us had to as it assumes the burden of pay- rapidly running out of space, as a single entity. • Plainsboro-Forrestal-South ing for an expensive new high adjust our household budgets to bonds must be sold and buildings accommodate the 1997 tax The commendations of the task Brunswick (Southern Route 1 school, has been endorsed by must start to be expanded. YRSU forces will affect future develop- Corridor): — Will meet Feb. 26, others and has also been serious- increase and we may need to do does require major planning and so again in 1998 or 1999. ment and land use in South April 23, May 28 and June 25 at 5 ly challenged. careful management. Brunswick and will likely deter- p.m. in the board room (Room G* The first and most serious All YRSU schedules can be of Plainsboro Town Hall, 641 What it doesn't require is operated so as to provide for mine where and how state and challenge is that YRSU is a convincing overburdened tax- county infrastructure funding is Plainsboro Road. threat to high-quality education. time off during the summer, even payers (especially those on fixed if not for 90 days. The 45-15 targeted. • Turnpike Interchange 8A: — Several studies indicate that stan- incomes and empty nesters) to Will meet April 7, May 5, June 2 dardized test scores improve schedule clearly provides every Our sister communities — inflate their tax bills again; sell- student with at least one, three- well-represented by their elected and July 7 at 5 p.m. in the Main when schooling extends through ing bonds at a significant Meeting Room, South Brunswick week summer intersession. and appointed officials at these the entire year. One reason this expense; and building major Municipal Building, 540 Ridg may happen is that when atten- All of the objections to this meetings — know where their structures over a several year alternative have not been articu- Road. dance is broken into periods of time-frame. bread is being buttered. Even though the meeting 45 days and separated by "inters- lated yet, and my feeble offer- To augment individual citizen times are inconvenient, try tc ession" breaks of 15 days, both It is not necessary for the ings will not muffle legitimate involvement, we urge the South attend. Control over our future students and teachers have a school district to turn 100 per- objection. I believe YRSU has a Brunswick Township Committee depends upon a strong South chance to "recharge" more fre- cent to year-round school use in great deal to offer South to take the following steps: Brunswick presence. quently; students retain more the first year or ever. Brunswick. It deserves full con- • Designate three members of than they do when given long Data suggests that between sideration. the Township Committee to serve GLENN and HELEN summer breaks; teachers can 30 and 50 percent added capacity as official liaisons to each of the DAVI spend more time addressing new will result from YRSU. Such an Robert M. Namovicz is a resi- three task forces. Kingston material and less time reviewing increase in capacity is not need- dent of South Brunswick

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Trash program has negative effect Woman's club brightens holiday Bash will offer chance to unite were shown how the savings he North Brunswick Mrs. Randi Riley, a member am a North Brunswick of the North Brunswick homeowner who is dis- translate to my pocketbook, I Woman's Club brought smiles to the faces of 52 Woman's Club and chairwoman ike most of South turbed by the propaganda would find it better economics T Brunswick's residents, I I children over the Christmas holi- of the Home Life/Social Services which has been disbursed to bring back the old system. day. The club received autho- Department, was the principal L chose to call this township The extra couple of hours per under the guise of news reports organizer of this rewarding cam- home. My wife and I sought a covering the implementation of month that I now spend cutting rization from the superintendent of the New Brunswick school paign. diversified community with the "robo-truck" trash removal cardboard boxes down to 18- exemplary schools and a wide inch squares does not translate System and the principal of The North Brunswick system. Statements from the Woman's Club would like to range of activities to raise our mayor and Public Works to progress of any kind. And McKmley Elementary School in New Brunswick to sponsor a thank the superintendent of the family. We sought a community Director Tom Selheimer indi- heaven help the homeowner that valued the environment and who doesn't get their garbage holiday gift campaign for the New Brunswick school system, cate remarkable success and as well as the principal and demonstrated its care for others. public acceptance. can to the curb one week; I Preschool Handicapped Program. This program is for teachers at McKmley Elementary We found that in South I think some good old-fash- believe that two weeks worth Brunswick. of overflowing, decomposing children ages 3-5 that have a School for allowing us to provide ioned man-in-the-street report- these holiday gifts to these spe- On Feb. 21 our hometown ing, such as a local su- rubbish will certainly affect physical or emotional handicap. Fifty-two angels were made cial children and for giving us the will celebrate its 200th birthday permarket exit poll, would their quality of life. with a "bash" that will have fun This is not the first time that and distributed to club members opportunity to brighten their lives reveal a more accurate picture and show them how much we activities for all. For $7 in of what North Brunswick resi- the "Powers That Be" in North with the students first name, age, sex and gift requested. Each club truly care. advance ($10 on Feb. 21) the dents think about the new Brunswick have made a deci- excitement will take place from sion which affects many people member personally selected, pur- COOKIE MILLER garbage system. The talk I hear noon until midnight. Like the on the street is far from posi- without apparently considering chased and wrapped a holiday Communications the feelings of those people. gift for the child they picked. Chairwoman "Charleen Austin Community tive. I also feel that someone Unity Day" and the "Monmouth should "show us the money." Public hearings seem to be held The program was comprised of North Brunswick Woman's after commitments have been four classes. Club Junction Fire Department 4th of News reports repeatedly men- July Celebration," the kickoff tion the millions of dollars over made; then we are all forced to 'X' number of years that will live with negative conditions N.B. program needs funding celebration provides our home- be saved by the township thanks to poor planning and a town with an opportunity to put the special feeling of being a part thanks to the robo-trucks the general trend to rush into ecent articles concerning the help they need. The Straight and Middlesex County things. In the case of something of a community in the lives of its the North Brunswick Up Program starts the ball residents. Improvement Authority taking which affects residents of our Straight Up Program have rolling, acts to coordinate efforts town, it would have been pru- R Our 35,000 residents are over our recycling. How about focused on the need for legisla- and provides leverage for parents telling me exactly how many dent to provide full information with nowhere else to turn. spread out over nearly 43 square tion and moneys so that troubled miles. In our busy lives, we are pennies I will save on my prop- and have a public referendum teens and their families can get Mentors and professionals help erty tax bill for the year, in on the election ballot. the individuals and families naturally concerned about our the help they need. families, jobs and other responsi- exchange for having these ser- I am sick and tired of pay- The North Brunswick involved work through their vices cut in half compared to ing for mistakes made by a problems. bilities. Many of us consider our Straight Up Program has proved village or development to be our the old pick-up schedule and bunch of short-sighted lodge to be an innovative and creative But more is obviously needed all the added inconvenience brothers, effort by Detective Howard for rehabilitation and counseling hometown. As important as those and storage logistics? MARK EINIGER Susan and his staff at the North services for some of these kids. villages and subdivisions are to Something tells me that if I North Brunswick Brunswick Police Department's The lack of adequate health the whole community, we are Youth Service Division. In insurance should never stand in dependent upon one another. recruiting both mentors and pro- the way. We owe our kids a shot Since each contributes something Cabin Fever Party was a success fessionals, they have transformed at the future. A wrong turn on special to the community, it is the joining of the various com- I would also like to thank the the "Scared Straight" model for the path of life does not need to he South Brunswick youths at risk to a true communi- turn into a permanent problem. munities within South Brunswick Community Center was New Jersey Department of into one neighborhood that Community Affairs for its con- ty collaboration of parents, po- I urge all of you to contact T filled with Valentine fun at lice, kids, professionals and your elected officials and rele- makes our quality of life so desir- the Cabin Fever Party on Feb. 1 tinued support of local program able and this such a great place to development through its school personnel. This is a team vant government agencies so that for families of children with dis- that works and is now being live. Recreational Opportunities for we can get the necessary funding abilities. Valentine arts and replicated in surrounding for this endeavor. Let's truly celebrate our 200th Individuals with Disabilities crafts, dancing, games and an communities. When a communi- AMANDA GREEN birthday and honor our commu- obstacle course, as well as Grant. ty acts, children at risk can get North Brunswick nity by erasing the artificial refreshments and food, were Socials like this one provide boundaries that separate us. Let's enjoyed by more than 70 individ- the opportunity for families with create the identity that is so uals. Each child left the party disabled children to meet others Volunteerism alive in So. Brunswick imperative to exemplary commu- with their Valentine treasures. within our community for recre- nities; let's strengthen the charac- On behalf of the South ational activities and develop olunteerism in South will be events for all ages, rang- Brunswick is very much ing from clowns to light shows. teristics of our township by par- Brunswick Department of social networks. A magic show ticipating in the activities on its alive and prospering as We urge all residents to mark Recreation and Community for children with disabilities is V 200th birthday. Enjoy the festivi- their calendars for Feb. 21 to be Affairs, I would like to acknowl- currently in the planning stage demonstrated by the tremendous ties at South Brunswick High edge all the volunteers and staff for April 26. volunteer efforts of the South part of this great milestone in the long history of your township. School and Crossroads and who contributed their time, skills, Meetings are held with inter- Brunswick Township Bicen- Admission buttons can be pur- Indian Fields schools, as well as enthusiasm and business for their ested citizens and families of res- tennial Committee. Common the Community and Senior chased in advance for only $7 at contributions to the party. Their idents with disabilities. Programs Sense salutes the outstanding Citizen centers. Bake a cake for dedication made this event possi- such as this one are the direct work of the more than 275 volun- 24 local locations. This is the ble. the contest, enjoy any of the result of input from this group. teers serving on more than 25 bargain of the year since it will assorted live music perfor- A committee of parents and Any South Brunswick resident subcommittees with the leader- provide unlimited access to all mances, enjoy the special pro- interested persons organized and who would like to receive notifi- ship of Township Clerk Kathleen performances and activities at all duction of Grease at Crossroads, developed this social to provide cation of future programs and Thorpe. The group has unselfish- five Birthday Bash locations for a laugh at a comedian, sing, dance recreational opportunities for meetings can call the recreation ly given their time for the last total- of 12 hours (noon to mid- or eat. But most importantly, local children with disabilities. office at (732) 329-4000, Ext. two years in planning the many night). have fun with family and old The department would like to 671, to be placed on the mailing events to commemorate our We understand for those that friends as we make new ones. recognize the hard work of Pat list. The next meeting is March 200th anniversary of the creation desire transportation, shuttle Take advantage of the special Dahl, Vikki Gartland, Vivian of South Brunswick by an Act of buses will be available at desig- Paulus and Peggy Watson. 24 at 7 p.m. at the Community opportunity that the Bicentennial Center. the New Jersey Legislature. nated locations. Birthday Bash will provide — Special thanks to Cluck-U- The major kickoff event for Buy your buttons in advance, the occasion to strengthen the Chicken, Princeton; Victorian JAN POWER Event Coordinator the year-long bicentennial cele- and join your neighbors and be identity, warmth and community Manor, Edison; Canada Dry of bration will be the "Birthday part of the celebration of a great feeling of South Brunswick. New York; Bachman Pretzels, Recreation/Community Affairs Bash" on Feb. 21, with a multi- South Brunswick Township. Happy Birthday, South Edison; A&P Food Store, SYLVIA LEE and LEWIS BONNIE BRUCCOLERI tude of activities planned, includ- Brunswick. Paterson; Sunshine-Keebler, SCHWARTZ Sayreville; and Calico Corners, Recreation Supervisor ing a variety of more than 25 VINCENT R. DeLUCIA Princeton, for their generous do- musical performances appealing Common Sense Former South Brunswick Recreation/Community South Brunswick nations. Affairs to the tastes of all visitors. There Mayor 8 SENTINEL, FEBRUARY 19, 1998 TINCJREATER MEDIGA PRESENT S -W—PLAC^ E To RESPOND TO AN AD, CALL l"900~TT3"6602 $1.99 PER MINUTE YOU MUST BE 18 OR OLDER.

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FREE PERSONAL AD * FREE VOICE GREETING * FREE MESSAGE RETRIEVAL TO PLACE YOUR FREE AD, CALL 1-800-647-8403 ANYTIME, DAY OR NIGHT. Both numbers work with TouchTone™ and Rotary phones SENTINEL, FEBRUARY 19, 1998 9 W Lt. Golbourne gets HMEETING captain promotion PY JOHN K DELANEY The lawsuit claimed that Golbourne, a PLACE 16-year veteran of the force, had five years Staff Writer experience in the force and held three dif- TO RESPOND TO AN AJ>, CALL X"9vO-/ / 3~ ferent command positions between August $1.99 PER MINUTE. YOU MUST BE 18 OR OLDER. NORTH BRUNSWICK — The town- 1994 and 1996, serving as the command- ship's only black officer was promoted ing officer on the Juvenile Bureau, a coor- NEW YEARS ADVENTURES G.I. JOE WANTS YOU PASSIONATE ROMANCE Friday to the rank of captain, a position he dinator of the Domestic Violence Single white male, 33, 6', brown hair, Divorced white professional male, 38, 47 yrs young, easy going, sensitive and brown eyes, average build. Likes movies, 5'9", 155 lbs, Intelligent, fit and fun. canng. In search of a younger woman was passed over for in April. Response unit and the Bias Crime investi- reck and roll, outdoors and much more. Enjoys the outdoors, brisk walks on the that would enjoy the tenderness of a Seeks single or divorced white female, 28 beach, movies and dining out. Seeks romantic man. If you enjoy candlelight The promotion, however, will not settle gator. to 38, for friends or possible relationship. divorced, or single, white male, 30 to 40, dinner and desire passion in your life BOX 32770 curvaceous with similar Interests. Non again, my heart could be yours. BOX a lawsuit which former Lt. Leithland The lawsuit also said that, at the time, smoker, drug free tor sharing quiet times. 32742 Golbourne filed against the township in HEART OF GOLD Middlesex county area preferred. 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Llkos quiet times and Golbourne posted first place, followed by Single white male, 38, (Mutt), seeks single drives In the country, antiquing etc. BOX The decision by township officials to PASSION Capt. Stanley Karbowski, 39, and Sgt. white or Asian female, 24 to 36, (Collie), tor 32745 _ Divorced white male, 6'3", 205 lbs, 39, promote Golbourne to captain stems from possible long term relationship. Hunty- easy on the eyes, in good shape, looking William Erchick 38, who were promoted wunty wants some huggie-wuggies. BOX BIG HEART for white female, attractive, shapely, 33 a recent recalculation of a civil service 32654 Divorced white male, 6T, 190 lbs, Is goal to 45. Share our world. BOX 32739 oriented, a positive thinker, with a big exam conducted by the state Department in the same ceremony as Golbourne. LOOKING FOR A CUTIE heart and a great smile. Looking for single 28 yr old, 53", 135 Ib, single Asian male or divorced white female, 28 to 45, to of Personnel. Keller said that the recalculations of the with black hair and dark brown eyes. enjoy life's pleasures with and possibly Looking for a non smoking white female, longjerm relationship. BOX 32746 •MEN: ,.. The 45-year-old officer tied with two test scores resulted from hundreds of 23 to 32, petite who enjoys working out, appeals made by police departments movies, dining, walking on beaches and ARE YOU INTERESTED? ••ALTERNATIVE-. other officers in the civil service test taken lots more. BOX 32764 45 yr old, 5'9\ male with blonde hair and around the state. blue eyes. Enjoys dining out, movies, Call 1-900-773-6602 before April. He and his attorney decided SEEKING PRETTY WOMEN walks on the beach, Atlantic City, travel The police department now has four 20 yr old, 6', 190 Ib, attractive, while male and more. Seeking a slim, while female, $1.99 per min. that Golbourne should have received the who Is athletic and outgoing. Seeks an 30 to 50, with similar Interests. 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Seeking a fit, attractive single NEW TO THE SCENE tion. recent retirements in the department have 13586 white female, 22 to 36, who likes the 18yrold male seeking someone 18 to 25. same from Middlesex to Monmouth Enjoy sports, quiet evenings at home and LET'S BREAK THE ICE County. BOX 32715 The lawsuit against the township names released the funds necessary to fund four Italian, single, white male, I have one bad movies. BOX 37615 habit, I smoke. I seek a single, slim and JUST A KID AT HEART Matacera, Business Administrator Paul captain salaries. shapely female, 30 to 50, for companion- 6' male with brown hair and eyes, enjoys Keller and Police Director Thomas ship, and doing whatever you want to do anything Disney, roller bladlng, photogra- He also said that the four captain po- for fun. BOX 16495 phy, movies, music and more. Seeking a • WOMEN; Maltese as defendants, alleging that racism sitions will allow the department to divide female, with similar Interests, for a long SOUTH RIVER SINGLE term relationship. BOX 11201 had led the officials to promote Conry, a administrative duties. Golbourne will head Divorced white male, 43,5iO", slim, good ALTERNATIVE looking, non drinker, quiet, easy going, var- SINCERE RELATIONSHIP white officer, instead of Golbourne. the Central Services Bureau. ied interests. Seeking self supporting, 25 yr old, attractive, single white male, Call 1-900-773-6602 height/weight proportionate female for long brown hair and oyes, enjoys the simple $1.99 per min. termrelationship. BOX 32759 things, the outdoors, movies, etc. Seeking a single white female, a one man woman, , OPEN TO ALL THINGSI JUST GIVE ME A CALL who Is ready for an honest and sincere 18 yr old, new to the seen, single male. I Mid 40 yr eld, B', 190 Ib. white, exceeding- relationship. BOX 11642 ly attractive professional male seeking a seek a female, 18 to 25, for discreet Speaking limits imposed very bright, very attractive woman, 34 to FREEHOLD AREA MALE evenings. BOX 14931 42, who has no hang ups and wants to 21 yr old, 5'8", 165 Ib, single Italian male, SOUND COOL TO YOUII! enjoy life. I love to go out to dinner, movies funny, outgoing, affectionate. Enjoys 38 yr old, B', 185 Ib, service man with and open to newjhings._BOX 40079 movies, dining out, bowling, night clubs, Continued from page 1 He added that when meetings stretch Atlantic City and romantic nights. Seeking brown hair and blue eyes. Enjoys movies, literature, popular music and into the early hours, agenda items are often CLOSER TO THE HEART a single white female, 20 to 27, for com- majority vote, could be used to stifle Cute, single white male, 23, SS". 100% panionship, possible relationship. Smoker more. Seeking a female, 18 to 40, with not considered as fully as they might Italian. Enjoys music, sports, and NYC. okay^BOX 13724 similar interests. BOX 10985 minority opinion on the committee. Honest, funny and successful. Seeks sin- demand. LIKES BEING WITH YOU NEW CIRCLE OF FRIEND gle white female, 20 to 27, same qualities White, female Gemini, 48. Seeking Mayor Luciano reaffirmed his commit- to hang out and have fun. BOX 32756 39 yr old, 5'9", 170 Ib, humorous, kind, Residents took to the pulpit to advocate caring male Is seeking a special, attrac- females, 38 to 58. Enjoys antiquing, ment to having speaking extensions be SEEKING EDUCATED MOM tive, feminine female. Enjoys dancing, bowling, auctions, dining out, lisa mar- the keeping of the name "Beekman Road" White dad, fit, romantic, attractive, caring, dining, shows, and more. BOX 13920 kets and quiet times. BOX 32725 granted impartially. "I have given my honest, successful, likes candlelight din- for the thoroughfare that currently holds ners. Seeks petite to medium mom who ARE YOU FUN & FIT? GUIDELINES word," he said, "that the ordinance will not likes the same. Monmouth County. BOX Are you mature, professional, level head- The Publisher assumes no liability for the con- the title; to recommend prudence in deal- 32753 ed, dynamic, a non smoker, reliable, like tents of, of replies to any personal advertise- be used to stifle minority opinion. ing with the current budget surplus; and to to move forward In life and want to make ments; and such liability rest exclusively with NEW TO AREA a good looking couple? Pick up tie phons the advertiser of, or respondent to, such adver- The rest of the committee members recommend the formation of a citizens' Single white male, 23, enjoys skiing, exer- and give me a rlngl BOX 14086 tisements. The Publisher may, in its sole dis- cise. Looking for single whits female, 20 to cretion, change, reject or delete any personal restated their support for the ordinance. task force to guide township government 23, who has a great sense of humor and POSSIBLE LONG TERM advertisements which it deems inappropriate. likes toskj. BOX32754 31 yr old, 6', single while male, sensitive All advertisers musl record a voice greeting to Deputy Mayor Frank Gambatese through the upcoming change in govern- and caring. Enjoys movies, quiet romantic accompany their ad Ads without voice greet- MONMOUTH COUNTY evenings and the outdoors. Seeking an ings may not appear in The Meeting Place. stressed that the ordinance does not apply ment. Single while male, 25,5'10", athletic build, affectionate, caring, single white female, When you respond to a Meeting Place ad, your to public speaking times, and that it was good looking, outgoing and very friendly. In 19 to 35, with similar qualities and Inter- phone bill will reflect a clurge of S 1.99 per The committee agreed to consider each search of single white female, 18 to 29, ests. BOX 14799 minute. An average 3 minute call costs S5.97. introduced in order to allow the public to who is Inendly, pretty and likes to go out "Die Meeting Place is provided by Greater of the suggestions, with the issue of the cit- and be treated very well. BOX 32589 BLUE COLLAR GUY Media and Advanced Telecom Services, take part more meaningfully in municipal Single white male, 49, 5'9", 165 lbs. No Wayne, PA 19087, the program operators, and izens' task force to be put on the agenda of NICE GUY drugs, smoker and beer drinker. I enjoy can be reached at 1-800-247-1287 frotn9 am to 5 pm, Monday through Friday. To change or government. a future meeting. Single white professional male, 33, non quiet home-tile, beach, mutual pamper- renew your ad or for customer service, call 1- smoker, S'8", 150 lbs. Enjoys reading, ing. Seeks easy going unattached child- 800-247-1287 from 9 am to 5 pm Monday museums, theatre and varied interests. In Ires female, for daytime friendship and through Friday. search of single white female for friend- more. Middlesex county a plus. No game Copyright 1997 ATS ship, long term relationship. BOX 32755 players. SOX 32740 IN BRIEF Thareare evm moreaS. Ste The lyfeetirg Place en the InterrEt at Church to present 'GodspelT Feb. 22 http://www.webfriends.com Godspell, the musical presentation of ject. the life of Jesus, will be presented at Christ The production is being staged as an FREE PERSONAL AD * FREE VOICE GREETING- the King Church on Feb. 22 at 4 p.m. introduction to the Lenten season. The church is located at 3330 Route 27 The church will observe Ash * FREE MESSAGE RETRIEVAL * in Kendall Park. Wednesday on Feb. 25 with a confession The public is invited to the free perfor- service and imposition of ashes at 7:30 TO PLACE YOUR FREE AD, CALL 1 "800-647-8403 mance. p.m. ANYTIME, DAY OR NIGHT. The cast will include members of Private confession, ashes and time for Both numbers work with TouchTone™ and Rotary phones. 2/13/ Princeton Day School's music and the- personal meditation will also be available ater program who have prepared for the throughout the day from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. production as part of a special arts pro- and from 4:30-6:30 p.m. 10 SENTINEL FEBRUARY 19, 1998 PARTICIPATING ADVERTISERS Ace Aluminum Affiliated Foot & Ankle American Harvest Angelo's Pizza Artisan Construction - X Aurora Environmental f ENTER Autosound Cellular Beacon Street Grille Bergenfield Lighting Greater Media Newspapers' Big Ed's BBQ Black Bear Lake Day Camp Bo's Dell Breeches Brister-Cortese Brothers Lawn Service FIND THE BTS Accounting & Financial Consultants Camelot Catering, a division of the Cambridge Inn Capitol Decorators / Capitol Environmental Capobianco Taekwondo ! f Carole's Cuts Center Stage Dance : i Cellular Connection Ceramics All Over Changes International Menswear Children's Dental Care/Dr Cavan Brundsen Country Comer Country Roads Day Camp Crown Heating & Cooling CONTEST Cruise Authority Cruise Holidays IT'S EASY, Cruise One Dancing on the Moon Dayton Sports Pub IT'S FUN! Detendre Dina's Dinettes Dominick's Pizza Shop Dorn's Photo Shop Just count the number of "SNOWMEN" Dr Alan Meyerberg Or Sanford D. Bosin hidden in the participating merchants' advertisements in your Dr. Scott Lurie Drain King newspaper. Complete the entry form below and place the EZ2 Reach Cellular Fit America number of snowmen you found on the entry form (do not include Furniture City Gabriet Cfependorf GalaxSea Cruises & Travel the snowmen on this page). Contest runs until February 25, Gallo Contracting, Inc. Garden State Cabinet Garvey's Family Restaurant and Pub you need to enter to win! Glamour Shots Greco Jewelers Huntington Learning Center It's Elementary This Week's Winners: J&H Dinettes Karen's Designer Consignment Boutique Sandi Gomberg, Freehold ICinderland Learning Center/ Summer Fun Day Camp King Fitness Joan Bird, Parlin Lakeside Manor Lighthouse Cigars WEEKLY Joe Segal, Marlboro Maaco Auto Painting Madison Dry Cleaners Manalapan Lanes/ GRAND Paddock Restaurant Martin & Brown Fuel Oit/ASi PRIZE Matawan/Old Bridge Dental, PA (Winners will be Maybruch & Zapeic, Attorneys A Family selected from a Menzei Bros. Merrill R. SiedmaiVRed Balloon Travel Fiin-Pak random drawing of all WIN Metabolic Nutrition Middletown Electrolysis entries. Winners Millstone Chiropractic ©f Four will be notified. OTHER MKG Bathrooms Musso's Restaurant Ski Lift Tickets Employees of j ': N J. Stair & Rail GREAT Norman Perlmuiter, CPA Greater Media Not Just Mica toHsdcleo Vaiiiey Newspapers Ocean Fitness - Mlddletown pelican Ski & PooT -. Resort • > are not eligible. 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L± X _! Stephen Shropshire as Max in Where the Wild A Lush Life: The Music of Things Are performing at / Aj I Billy strayhorn the State Theatre on Princeton University Concert Feb 21 & 22 12th Annual NJ. Boat Jazz Ensemble and Show Monk/Mingus Ensemble Feb 19&20,1-10 pm Feb 21 at 8 p m Feb 21,11 a m -10 p m Richardson Auditorium Feb 22,11 am -6pm Princeton University New Jersey Convention tickets $20, senior citizens and Expo Center and students, $10, children Edison under 12, $5 Admission $7, adults, (609) 258-5000 $5, ages 12-17, free children under 12 Vienna Choir Boys (800) 332-3976 Feb 21 at 8 p m Prudential Hall at N.J. Flower & Patio Show Performing Arts Center Garden State Exhibit Center One Center St, Newark Somerset tickets $i0-$38 Feb 19-22 (888) 466-7522 admission $7 50 $6 for senior citizen, Polymania children under 12 are free piano four hands of Steven (732) 919-7660 Russell and Mari-Jo Policastro Feb 22 at 4 p m South Brunswick St Francis of ASSISI Cathedral Bicentennial Bash Metuchen Feb 21 noon to 10 p m tickets $5, adults, variety of entertainment at free admission for students Indian Fields School and children South Brunswick Senior Center (732) 548-0100, Ext 235 Crossroads School South Brunswick High School admission $7 in advance Big Band Salute to the $10 at the door Music That Won world (732) 329-4000 ext 410 War II featuring Fred Radke Grease conducting the Harry James Vienna Choir Boys will be at the New n presented by the Janus Orchestra, The Lancers and Jersey Performing Arts Center on n i Players at The Hun School of Marilyn King Feb 22 Princeton Feb 25 at 8 p m Where the Wild Things Are State Theatre by Maurice Sendak Feb 26, 27 & 28 at 8 p m and March 1 at 2 p m 15 Livingston Ave Choreography, Septime Webre New Brunswick Feb 21 at 8 p m , tickets $5 for adults, Feb 22 at 2 p m $3 for students tickets $25, $19 (609) 921-7600 ext 2339 (732) 246-7469 Yankee Doodle Circus State Theatre sponsored by North Brunswick 15 Livingston Ave Parks & Recreation Committee New Brunswick To Kill a Mockingbird through Feb 28 & North Brunswick Women s tickets $14-28 Club (732) 246-7469 George Street Playhouse, 9 Livingston Ave Krista vanNess Feb 22 at noon, 2 30 & 5 p m New Brunswick Mixed Media Linwood School tickets $24, $28, $32 through Feb. 27 Linwood Ave (732) 246-7717 Mariboe Gallery North Brunswick Richard L Swig Center tickets, $10 50 adults Enter Laughing The Peddie School $6 50 children The Country Wife South Main Street, Hightstown two free children's tickets with presented by Shakespeare 70 Inc Feb 20 through March 1 Thurs -Sat at 8 p m (609) 730-8566 advance purchase ticket Feb 19,20,21 at 8pm (732) 247-0922 ext 475 Feb 22 at 2 p m Sun at 2 30 p m March 11 at 2 30 pm Father and Daughter: credit card purchases The Studio Theater (800) 992-5696 The College of New Jersey Forum Theatre George and Rena Segal 314 Mam St , Metuchen drawings and photographs by Ewing School House Rock, LIVE! (609) 882-5979 tickets $25-$29 George Segal, acrylic paintings (732) 548-0582 and works on paper by presented by the Kid's Forum Joseph and the Amazing Rena Segal Saturdays in Feb at 11 a m Noises Off March 1 -April 12 Forum Theatre Technicolor Dreamcoat 314 Main St, Metuchen Feb 20, 21,27, 28 at 8pm presented by the East The Gallery at Bristol-Myers Brunswick Community Squibb Pharmaceutical Group tickets $8 Feb 22, March 1 at 4 p m (732) 548-0582 Kelsey Theatre Players Headquarters Mercer County Community through Feb 28 Route 206, Princeton Fn & Sat at 8 p m (609) 252-6275 Aladdin & His Magic Lamp College presented by Calliope 1200 Old Trenton Rd Sun at 3 p m Playhouse 22 Photography by the Storybook Theater Co West Windsor Feb 21, 22 at 2 pm (609) 584-9444 210 Dunhams Corner Rd Raritan Photographic East Brunswick Society Club Bene Route 35, Sayreville The Rivals tickets $12, through Feb 28 $10 seniors & students tickets $6 presented by Rutgers The Library (732) 727-3000 Theater Co (732) 254-3939 2 Jean Walling CIVIC Center through Feb 22 East Brunswick A Lie of the Mind (732) 390-6950 The Peking Acrobats Wed -Sat at 8 p m Feb 21 at 8 p m Sun at 2 p m by Sam Shepherd Feb 19,20,21 at 8 30 pm Chinese Brush strokes Prudential Hall at New Theater New Jersey Performing Arts George Street, The Villagers Theatre Eleanor Richmond 475 DeMott Lane, Somerset Center Douglass College through Feb 28 One Center St, Newark New Brunswick tickets $8 Patios are blooming at the New Monroe Township Library (732)932-7511 (732)873-2710 Jersey Flower & Patio Show at the tickets $10-$29 Garden State Exhibit Center 4 Municipal Plaza, Monroe (888) 466-5722 (732) 521-5000 12 SENTINEL, FEBRUARY 19,1998 Music to fill the air at Birthday Bash BY GAVIN McNETT ensemble, the Deans of Harmony. Valentin is a Latin jazz player who has Staff Writer garnered considerable acclaim and a for- SOUTH BRUNSWICK — Saturday's midable array of album credits. He will Birthday Bash will be the big kickoff for appear at 8'30 p m. at South Brunswick the township's year-long Bicentennial cel- High School, backed by Metsopulos' band ebration, with 86 performances and attrac- Phoenix Rising. tions spread over five locations Brahinsky is one of those folksy, bear- While it will be impossible to see ish characters with acoustic guitars whom one generally spots at folk festivals. everything the Birthday Bash has to offer, Reportedly, he's a highly polished, extraor- guests won't want to miss certain perform- dinarily accomplished example of the type, ers, among them flutists Dave Valentin and which bodes extremely well for his perfor- Andrea Metsopulos, storyteller and singer David Brahinsky and the barbershop Continued on next page Bicentennial Birthday Bash Events Feb. 21 Event Time Crossroads School

The Lonewolf Band Woodstock light show/ 7-8 p.m. slides NITRQ » OAKLEY « TYROUA * SAtOMOM » QLIN » BLIZZARD "« Astrologer Judith Ryan 7-11 p.m DJ Kevin Hallisey, top 40 7-11 p.m. I Karaoke 7-11 p.m. 10.00 SKI RENTALS Barbara Franki Complete with ski boots, binding & poles Grease, drama club 7-9 p m. Event Time Handwriting analysis 8-10 p.m. Indian Fields School Ty Kralin 25.00 SNOWBOARD RENTALS Transcend S.B. band 9-9:45 p.m With board, binding, boots Moonwalk adventures noon-5 p.m. Hypnotist 10-11:15 p.m. K-4 Chorus 12:30-1 p.m Vince Mendoza SHAPED Mr. Ray (musician) 1-1:30 p.m. Caricaturist 9-11 p.m. FREE LIFT TICKETS Giggles the Clown 1-5 p.m V. Gene Myers CIDTHINQ S.B. Teachers Band 1:30-2:30 p.m. All High Sierra BUY ANY QUALIFYING Elan SCX PC Transcend band 10-10:45 p.m. 1998 SKIS, SNOWBOARDS N J. Grand Opry 2-2:45 p.m Ski Jackets Children's Show South Brunswick High School OR JACKET & RECEIVE A Solomon Sheila/storyteller 2:30-3:15 p.m. FREE LIFT TICKET, GOOD QSOO, H.S. Jazz Band noon-12:30 p.m. Original Pilci N.J. Grand Opry 40% Off 3-30-4.15 pm. H.S. Wind Ensemble 1 -30-2 p m. AT HUNTER, SHAWNEE, Mounting • Children's Show Ind Student art exhibit noon-10 p.m Hard Corps Women's BLUE AND MANY MORE! Reptile Show 4-5 p.m. Sale of keepsakes noon-10 p.m CYBELE Jacket Fischer Big Easy Lore Dance Academy 5-5-30 p m Historical cutouts noon-10 p.m. Check out PELICAN SUPER McGruff crime dog noon-6 p.m. 50% Off Original Price COUPONS for FABULOUS OFFERS Arthur the Aardvark noon-3 p.m. Memories of S.B. noon-10pm. PelicansW.com Memories of S.B. noon-6 p.m. Kellerer Jazz Band 2-2:30 p.m. Inside Edge video First Baptist Church 1-1:30 p.m Ski Pants Grimace (McDonald's) noon-2 p.m Unity Choir Face painting noon-4 p.m. David Brahinsky 1 -2 p.m. storyteller 40% Off Original Price Gymnastics demo 3-3:30 p.m. Karate demo 1:30-2 p.m. Contra Dance 1 -4:30 p.m. Children's Kombi Sheila/storyteller 3 30-4.15 pm Deans of Harmony 1:30-2 p.m Thermals Hanan Harchal/guitar 2-3 p.m. Buy 1 Reg Price - Get 2nd H Price Comic 2:15-2:45 p.m. Dr. Guthrie/Lenape 3-6 p.m. CROSS Senior Center COUNTRYSKIS Areas Largest Sale of Bicentennial 7 p.m.-mid tales Starting atB119 Selection of Sleds keepsakes Doug Young/magician 2-3:30 p.m $ 95 MC Joe Brower 7 p m.- mid WMGQ live 2-5 p.m. 9 & Up Broadway Ballroom 7:15-8:15 p.m. Judith Ryan/astrologer noon-4:30 p m Ice Skates dancing All Star Dance Academy 3-3:45 p.m. New & Used from Ski Tune-up, Cake contest judging 7-8 pm StCecilia's Church choir 2-2:30 p m bottom file '20.00 Lenape artifacts 7-11 p.m. Bell choir 3-4 p.m. All Snowboards, Boots, Our BEST, Jackets & Pants r, service Les Mor Caricaturist 7.30-11 30 p m The Rupert Pupkin Band 4-4-45 p.m Snowboard Doug Young/magician 7:30-9:15 p.m. rock 'n' roll Tune Belmont Dixieland 8-15-9 p.m. Doug Young/magician 4-5 p.m. Band Caricaturist 2-4 p m. & Handwriting analysis 8-10:30 p.m. Pre-season Pool Clearance Sale Now Only '3999 V. Gene Meyers 5-8 p.m. Ty Kralin Pareja vocal/guitar duo 5-5:45 p.m. Hypnotist/Skylr 9-10 p.m. Rev John Maltby 5-5-45 p.m. Astrologer/Dee Colura 8 30-10 30 p.m. Magic Show Encore Wedding Band 10-10:45 p.m. Sweet Potato Shoes 6-6:45 p.m. Comic Junior Ski Packages ..'69 & Up 10 45-11-15 p.m band Encore Wedding Band Adult Ski Packages....'99 & Up Frank Glaz Singing 6-6:45 p.m. Alt '97 Pools Complete 24 It Round Pool, Comedy 6x9 Deck & Filter Package Snowboards '119 & Up Community Center 30-50% Off Acme Music Co. trio 7-7:45 p.m. Intermediate markdowns may Itavs been taken. Hot resaansibte lor lypographieal errors Llmlteit stock Ho rain checks. { Carnival noon-5 p.m. Mr. Ray, guitar 3-4 p.m. The Lonewolf Band 7-7:45 p.m Reptile show 1-2 p.m. Diane Kutne/Dance 7:45-8:15 p.m. Pool 8t Squirt (fire robot) noon-6 p.m. Phoenix Rising 8.30-9:15 p m. Magic show noon-1 p m David Valentin 8:30-9:15 p.m. ^ EAST BRUNSWICK SUPER STORE Jimbo the Clown noon-2 p.m. The Lone Wolf Band 8-15-9 p.m MOVIE CITY 5 MALL, 1020 Rt 18 Gymnastics demo 2-3 p.m. Diane Kutne/Dance 9-9:30 p.m. EAST BRUNSWICK Broadway vignettes 4-5 p.m. The Lone Wolf Band 9 30-10 pm. Startare Hours MonMon.-Fri. . 10-0 9 1 254-5115 • (8OO) 862-POOL SSal . 10-6-Sun11. 11-55 Sweet Potato Shoes 2-3 p m. Arnie balloon art noon-3 p.m. Woodstock tape noon-10 pm. uirm • amim *:Txmtm otia* band SENTINEL, FEBRUARY 19, 1998 13 Logo popping up around town

he Bicentennial will leave a mul- titude of images behind as it T winds through its months-long course of events But perhaps among the most enduring will be from the pen of resident Michelle Diatio, who designed the official Bicentennial logo Diatlo's now-familiar Bicentennial Tree hangs on a banner in the municipal building's meeting room, slightly to the right of the mayor's chair It adorns the stationery upon which the township's various Bicentennial Committees write their dispatches., and in modified form, it now serves as the symbol of the town- ship library The Bicentennial Tree, in short, now LATIN JAZZ — Flutist Dave Valentin will serves as something of a conditional appear at Saturday's Birthday Bash at replacement for the South Brunswick 8:30 p.m. at South Brunswick High seal And although it was commis- School. sioned purely ior the purpose of com- memorating the Bicentennial, it promis- Continued from previous page es to live on — in some form or anoth- er — long after the pomp has abated mance His performance is slated for I and the ceremonies have ceased p m , also at the high school Diatio herself doesn't quite know The Deans of Harmony are a barber- how the idea for the design arose shop mob — a massing of 22 singers in a "It just really came to me," she said THE SITE WHERE THE TREE GREW — South Brunswick's Bicentennial logo style whose usual configuration is the designer and resident Michelle Diatio at her drafting table. "It seemed like something that would (Augusto F Menezes/Greater Media) quartet A select four of their membership stand for growth and development m will be appearing in the standard quartet the past as well as in the future " gave the names of the original parts of the a version of the tree, but one labeling the form at the Birthday Bash The material is But the root of the design is in the township," Diatio said, "So that was the branches with the township's districts and traditional, and the emphasis is on roots of the tree, each of which carries roots And the rest of it just came from the loots with library functions, like extremely close harmony the name of one of South Brunswick's there " bookmobile " The Deans of Harmony have won sections The idea sprung from a hand- Diatio was especially pleased to find "They kind of changed it," she said, numerous awards and competitions out her three boys brought home from her logo adorning Girls Softball League "Which is strange But it's not my design. Their performance is scheduled from school T-shirts last spring She was puzzled, It belongs to the township " I 30-2 p m at the high school "There was a pamphlet they got that however, to find that the library was usmg — Gavin McNett For information on purchasing admis- sion buttons for the Birthday Bash, call (732) 329-4000, Ext 410 Now you can get fresh Organic Fruits & Veggies, just like the old days, all year 'round.

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APLASnC "THE APL^VSvTIG MNEMIA FOUIMDATION ANEMIA FOUNDATION OF NEW JERSEY INC STORYTELLER, SINGER, SONG- WRITER — David Brahinsky will per- form at Saturday's Birthday Bash at 1 UN WANTED CLOTHING p.m. at South Brunswick High School. to help fight this often fatal PAREJA — John Adam blood disease Kizzie and Thousands of men, women Amy Ellen and children are afflicted FOR A CONVENIENT HOME PICK UP CALL Stebbins make each year All of the cloth up Pareja. The ing will be sold and all Your donation is duo performs profits will go to the tax deductible. a variety of Aplastic Anemia Founda 1 -800-500-0445 tion of New |ersey Inc to music ranging help fund research preven- and Help HELP SAVE from the ba- tion and treatment patient roque to mod- assistance and emotional A LIFE! ern periods. support to those afflicted C1ING& SHARING 522 U.S Highway 9 North, Suite # 322 • Manalapan, NJ 07726 1 4 SENTINEL, FEBRUARY 19, 1998 UPCOMING Luciano says JRtfrer SPECIAL past, future SECTIONS are linked aced with growing development ^furniture pressures and a major change in Flocal government next year, South "Fine Quality Home Furnishings At Substantial Savings" Sfln&tf Brunswick officials hope that the year- long bicentennial celebration which gets under way this week will strengthen their future course. "I believe if we look at our history, we can almost tell our future," South Brunswick Mayor Ed Luciano said re- cently. "As we look into South Brunswick's past, we also see a mosaic of America's past. "You see American history being Deadline: February 24 lived and retold," he added, referring to Publication: March 4 the township's phenomenal recent Dining, Bedroom, Occasional growth from a quiet rural community to Hundreds of Manufacturers one of New Jersey's fastest growing mu- Custom Upholstery nicipalities. The third-year committeeman and Lamps & Accessories first-time mayor is looking forward to Prints enjoying the unique place his position Leather Furniture •ring places him in for the next year. "I think that being mayor just allows me to enjoy it more than I would be able CONGRATULATIONS SOUTH BRUNSWICK Dining Guide to otherwise," he said. "When I have an ON YOUB BICENTENNIAL opportunity to observe the citizens pulling together to make it a success .... it's something I'm glad to be a part of. I Shop & Compare far Qualify, Price & Service get to see it from the inside. 12-14 Main Street (Route 27) • Kingston, "And when the celebration starts, it's going to be nice to sit back and watch the Mon.-Fri. 10-6,Thurs. 10-8, Sat. 10-5, Sun. 12-4 work of these people (the Bicentennial Gift Certificates Available ^^ Committee) being realized." "It goes without saying that it's an (609)924-0147 exciting time for all of us," said Com- mitteeman Ted Van Hessen, who served Deadline: March 24 as mayor in 1996. "I think the real jewel Publication: April 1 in this bicentennial celebration is the focus it will put on South Brunswick for all of us, that this five-village, almost neighborhood, community is really one CORN town." Parents The focus on South Brunswick as a single town, rather than a group of little sections, will really help the town, said RESEARCH STUDY Kids Van Hessen, who lives in the Fresh Ponds section and is in his fifth year on the committee, which will be abolished at the If you are 18 to 65 years of age, and have a end of the year in favor of a council-man- ager form of government. painful corn on one of your toes, you may Asked what he looks forward to most, the lone GOP committee member thought for a moment, then said the fire- qualify to participate in this research study. works, which are planned for the sum- mer. "Certainly the events of the 21st will This study requires 3 or 4 visits over Deadline: March 31 be a big deal," he said, referring to the Bicentennial Bash planed for this Satur- Publication: April 8 day, and "the parade will be a big deal, approximately 3 weeks. but this will be the First time in a long time the township has had fireworks." To ADVERTISE As a former mayor of West Paterson Free foot examinations and free study §N ONE OF Township, South Brunswick Deputy Mayor Frank Gambatese, who lives in THESE SECTIONS the Princeton Walk section near related treatments if you qualify. Kingston, feels that his stars must be CALL aligned to bring him from one town's anniversary to the next. "I feel like part of $40.00 or $55.00 compensation for Monmouth or Middlesex destiny," Gambatese said, explaining that Counties his mayoral term in West Paterson saw completing the study if you qualify. that township's 75th birthday celebration. 732-972-6740 "First off, you're a part of history." But Gambatese adds that South Brunswick's bicentennial bears the sig- For more information, call or nificance that only the sheer span of 200 years can provide. 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February 21, 1998 is the 200th anniversary of our town's founding charter. We will celebrate throughout the year with a series of civic, social, and religious events that the Bicentennial Committee designed to bring our community together. We are fortunate to be a part of this landmark event. Join us as we recognize and honor those who came before us and together we will set the example for those who follow. Monmouth Mobile Home Park

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Birth of a township Trails, rails, post-World War II housing boom forged South Brunswick

BY TINA CRAFTON tance from being Cor re sp on dent the primary route between New nlike its neighbors to the north, the York and Phila- southernmost of the Brunswicks is dis- delphia. For history This 1867 picture (above) may be one of the tinguished by its sprawling open earliest of the Monmouth Junction Train spaces and multiple identities. buff Michael Station. The station continued to evolve as U Biown, the devel- Like a mysterious lady, much of South shown in the later, undated picture at left. Brunswick's past is hidden in the many tmy ham- opment of this (Courtesy of Roger Potts) lets that make up the greater area. road holds the Thus, anyone seeking to tell a coherent story key to the history of South Brunswick's past is faced with a great of the area. His A boat slips through the locks of the challenge. It is invariably a mottled tale, involving article The Lin- Delaware & Raritan Canal in Kingston in coln Highway — this undated picture below. shifting boundary lines and the coming together (Courtesy of Bicentennial Committee) and splitting apart of several smaller communities. A Tour Back Familiar names like Dayton and Deans were Through Time once known as Cross Roads and Martinsville, indicates that the while Fresh Ponds was called Woodsville. Parts of highway reflects the township have reverted to Cranbury and oth- the settlement of ers, like Monmouth Junction, arose out of the rail- the land. road boom in the middle of the 19th century. "As New Brunswick developed, it In point of fact, there is not one history; there (Lincoln Highway) became an important are several, and people approach the evolution of stopover for travelers. The first tavern South Brunswick from different angles to make appeared in the city in 1735, and by the sense of it all. Revolutionary War, there were a total of Kiki Pierdinock, a lifelong resident and mem- eight taverns and inns servicing travelers. ber of the Bicentennial Committee, which has By 1850, additional hotels could be been searching for old maps and photographs and found at Six Mile Run (Franklin Park), examining old documents and history books in an Ten Mile Run (intersection of Route 27 effort to give residents a clear picture of how the and Route 518), Kingston and township evolved, said that she, too, was bewil- Princeton," according to Brown. dered by the plethora of information. The road currently known as "I finally had to focus on one thing," she said. Georges Road, which connects to Route For her, the arrival and development of the rail- 130, was the Lenape Crosswicknung road in South Brunswick are intrinsic to under- Trail. In the past, this road connected standing the township's history. Inion's Ferry in New Brunswick to She admits that part of her interest in the rail- George Rescarrick's tavern in Cranbury road is personal. Her maternal grandfather worked and other populated towns to the south. for the Pennsylvania Railroad, and she is interest- According to the 1876 Combination ed in the way it shaped the development of the Atlas Map of Middlesex County, it was township. along these important roads that 18th "There were railroads and farmers and then century South Brunswick settlements first devel- services came after that," Pierdinock said. oped. LEGACY OF THE LENAPE The township was originally part of a larger Of course to go back to the beginning, before area called New Brunswick, which was organized there were farmers and railroads, there were Lenni in 1693 by an act of the General Assembly, Lenape, the Native Americans who until the early according to the late William H. Baker, a local his- 17th century intermittently inhabited the area now torian and lifelong resident of Deans. known as South Brunswick. Later, in 1730, the area known as New With the increased influx of European settlers, Brunswick was divided into the north and south the Lenape's numbers declined, yet historians wards; the latter would become South Brunswick agree that their influence on the development of in 1798. the township was extremely important. CRANBURY, PLAJNSBORO SPLIT According to Peter Wackei 's Land and People, At that time, the township contained approxi- published by Rutgers University Press, their lega- mately 36,000 acres and included parts of cy to the European settlers included agricultural Cranbury and Plainsboro to the south. techniques and the trails and paths which became "A map published in 1850 of Middlesex major trade routes and today's larger roads. County shows the township bounded on the north- Part of Route 27, which in the past has been east by North Brunswick, on the southeast by called the Lincoln Highway, the Upper Road, the Monroe Township, on the southwest by the Post Road and the King's Highway, was once the Millstone River and Mercer County and on the This undated postcard features the old Dayton Post Office, the Lenni Lenape Assunpink Trail. This is considered Continued on page 19 present-day site of a Wawa store. The signs advertise ice the first road in New Jersey, deriving its impor- cream, sodas, candy and cigars. (Courtesy of Jack Hendnckson) 1 8 SENTINEL, FEBRUARY 19, 1998

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EDISON GENERATOR •.AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES . the good old days lilllllllll wo hundred years is a lot of his- much traffic on it."" (across from Dayton Ford) Near Fresh Ponds Road tory, but it's probably not too far Harold Errickson. 77, a fourth-gener- T off the mark to say that the town- ation Dayton resident, concurs. ship has seen more change in the past "Traffic, traffic, traffic," he said. half-century than in the 150 years that "It's much more built up now," 732-329-6300 preceded it. Errickson continued, "with much less An agricultural community for most land. When I first moved to the house Coupon Coupon of the time since its charter, South where I live 53 years ago. there was an Brunswick has only fairly recently orchard there. There sure isn't an turned into a center of industry and orchard there now. s sometimes controversial residential "And before, you used to know | FREE &I development. everybody in Dayton; it had about 360 Thus, a version of the earlier South people. Now you know your neighbors, 1 T8RE ROTATION & | Brunswick still exists in the memories of and that's it," Errickson concluded. | PRESSURE CHECK g some of the township's old guard. The Rev. John H. Maltby, pastor of I Get top tire mileage with top tire • Fred Holsten, who turned 86 on Feb. the Miller Memorial Presbyterian 1 • Change Oil • Install New Filter I care. Rotation & inflation checks § 12, was not only South Brunswick's first Church in Monmouth Junction, is only a • • Lube Whole Chassis • Check & B help tires wear longer, more > first-generation resident, but he saw the I Fill Transmission Fluid • Check & police chief, but also the town's first I evenly. Rotation is particularly | police officer. greater part of the changes occur during I Fill Differentia! Fluid * Check & Fill important for front wheel drive | Brake Fluid • Check & Fill Power I vehicles & some all-season radials. I Born in Dayton, Holsten started off in his time in the township. 1 Steering Fluid * Check & Fill " Most vehicles. Vehicles requiring • the early 1930s driving a township school "I came here in '58, when it was still • Battery « Check Air Filter, Wiper mounting/dismounting due to 1 bus. "I found myself with nothing much to agricultural," Maltby recalled. f Blades * Inflate Tires To Proper 8 • Pressure special wheels, excluded. • do between 9 (a.m.) and 2 (p.m.) on week- "Kendall Park had just started about I Wiih Coupon Only With Coupon Only days," Holsten recalls. "So I volunteered two or three years earlier. The suburbs • Not Valid Wilh Any OrtwOtfsrs I I Not Volid V/irti Any Other Offers 1 I Most Con • Expires 7/31 /98 I | Most Cars * Expires 7/31/98 I as a constable, for no pay." were already moving in; it was during Holsten says that South Brunswick the time of the postwar generation, GI had four constables then, but that he was loans, and all that. the first, and that the township, like "But it was industry first, and then ions South Brunsioicfc on n, many others of the time, got along in other development. On this side of town, those days by "calling the state police if Forsgate (Industrial Park) was the first l there was a serious problem." real development, probably in the late 200th Birthday" !l Noting that the township has "70- 1950s. Then the Turnpike interchange, something police officers now," Holsten in '60 or '61, made it possible for indus- also offers that South Brunswick's popu- try to move in." lation has risen from "8,000 or 10,000 to Maltby is also ambivalent about the over 30,000," and adds that he presided changes he's seen. "Right now we're as police chief over much of the seeing accelerated growth, congestion, increase, beginning in 1935, and ending expanding school populations and with his retirement in 1974, when there increased taxing for services," he point- Are You Injured? were "about 30 men on the force." ed out, adding, "It's made some things Holsten is ambivalent about many of more complicated." the changes he's seen. "I prefer things A video of South Brunswick resi- the way they used to be," he says. dents' reminiscences about the earlier The Right Lawyer Realty "Traffic is ridiculous now. Route 1 was days of the township has been produced only a two-lane highway a while ago. by bicentennial organizers and will be Can Make Then they made it four. Route 130 used shown during the upcoming Birthday to be in front of my house. Now Bash festivities on Saturday. A Big Difference it's behind it, and there's twice as — Gavin McNett Call The Law Offices of GABRIEL R. 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the 1982-83 South Brunswick Township after William Dayton, an attorney for the standing. One is in the Deans section, the Calendar and Report, "Monmouth Junction railroad. Baker's documents explain how the other is located on Ridge Road. th was created as the junction of three rail attorney was instrumental in getting a new During the course of her research, branches, the New York division of the schoolhouse built after the railroad had set Pierdinock found that in the 1950s and ntinued from page 17 Pennsylvania Railroad; the Rocky Hill; and its course through the old one. 1960s many of the older residents resented jy Somerset County," Baker the Jamesburg and Freehold" in the 1860s According to Leedom and Pierdinock, the creation of Kendall Park and the new and 1870s. According to the report, the pre- there were several such one-room school- high school because of the tax impact. y split off from South sent architecture of Monmouth Junction houses in the township during the 18th and Today, with the opening of an even newer in 1872, followed by indicates its railroad beginnings: "It is more 19th centuries. This wasn't because of popu- high school in the fall, residents continue to n 1919. With these areas gone, urbanized in its closer siting of the houses lation, but because of the size of the town. deal with population growing pains. the size of the township was than the agricultural crossroads communi- Before busing, children had to walk to Leedom believes understanding the •9.5 square miles. ties, such as Deans and Dayton." school, and schools had to be located within township's history is necessary to under- Kendall Park was completed, Though Monmouth Junction was born reasonable walking distance from their stand "how we got here." It is a mistake, she first large housing development because of the railroad, other sections of homes, Leedom said. added, to think that what you see in South mswick and necessitating a new town reflect the railroad's influence as well. Pierdinock estimates that in its history, Brunswick today is the end of its develop- Dayton, which had previously been there were as many as 13 one-room school ment. "We are constantly in the process of part of the post-World War II called Cross Roads, was renamed in 1866 houses in the area, only two of which are still changing." 100m which, according to Ceil coordinator of the Bicentennial ommittee, more than doubled >n in South Brunswick, information from the census lom said that before the 1950s an had remained fairly steady, -een 2,000 and 3,000 people. In "Your Neighborhood vere approximately 4,000 peo- South Brunswick, and by 1960 VAL U KING Fine Wine, Beer more than doubled to 10,278. ,t four decades, it would triple, BEER«WINE*LIQUOR & Spirits Kingdom" 8,000 in 1980 to 25,792 in 1990 30,000 today. Wine Values FetzerCabemet/ValiyOaks 1.5L 13.99 SPECIALTY FOOD Beer Values relieves the history of the town- 30 Pack Cans ularly difficult to chart because, FetzerChardonnay/Sundial 1.5L 11.99 SECTION FetzerMertot/EaglePeak 1.5L 13.99 Gourmet Gift Baskets Red Dog e are official records of shifting Icehouse id the naming and renaming of Franzia Box - Blush 5L 7.99 Imported Chocolates Franzia Box- Chablis 5L 7.99 Candy Qifts Miller Genuine Draft th Brunswick, it is difficult to Miller Genuine Draft Light sidents felt about these changes, Franzia Box- Chillable Red 5L 7.99 Dessert Confections Franzia Box- Cuvee Blanc 5L 7.99 Pasta • Sauces • Oils Miller Lite areas like Cranbury and Franzia Box- French Colombard 5L 7.99 Crackers • Cookies Miller Lite Ice South Brunswick was mainly a Franzia Box- Light Golden 5L 7.99 Italian Bread Budweiser nity and did not have an official Franzia Box- Westfield Blush 5L 7.99 Cheeses • Spreads Budweiser Light or regular newspapers that Franzia Box- Westfield Red 5L 7.99 Whole Bean Coffee Center Budweiser Ice te the everyday details of life in Franzia Box-Westfield White 5L 7.99 Budweiser Dry Dry of the township, Glen Ellen Cabernet Sauv 1.5L 8.99 Complete Party Supplies Busch Regular* Light wonders, for instance, what Glen Ellen Chardonnay 1.5L 8.99 Chips • Dip • Mixers • Soda Coors Extra Gold ; of land to Cranbury had on the Glen Ellen Meriot 1.5L 8.99 Large Humidor of Cases township? Did they see them- Glen Ellen White Zinfandel 1.5L 6.99 Fine Imported Cigars Natural Light.-2/12 cans Peter Vella Box- Burgundy 5L 9.99 Bar Accessories Meister Brau of one unified community or a Peter Vella Box-Chardonnay 5L 9.99 aller ones? Deeds and death Senior Discount Days Harp Peter Vella Box-Ruby Cabernet • 5L 9.99 Guinness Stout acts, but they do not indicate Peter Vella Box- White Zinfandel 5L 9.99 Fully Staffed ts saw themselves and their Friendly and J.W. Dundee Honey Brown Sutter Home White Zinfandel 750ml 3.99 Molson Golden, Light & Ice - 2/12 bottles 14.99 -eedom noted. Vendage Cabernet Sauvignon 1.5L 6.99 Courteous Service .s from the 1876 Combination Vendage Chardonnay 1.5L 6.99 Delivery & Vendage Meriot 1.5L 6.99 Shipping Available Liquors & Cordials Middlesex County, many of the Seagrams 7 • 1.75L 13.99 Vendage White Zinfandel 1.5L 4.99 Jim Beam 1.75L 16.99 were farmers who grew grains, B &G Vin De Pays Cabernet 1.5L 8.99 apples and peaches. Saw and B &G Vin De Pays Chardonnay 1.5L 8.99 CHECK OUT OUR Canadian Mist 1.75L 12.99 re located near the waterways, B &G Vin De Pays Meriot 1.5L 8.99 Dewars White Label 1.75L 29.99 its began to spring up around Bolla Bardolino 1.5L 9.99 NEW FEATURES Johnnie Walker Black Label 1.75L 49.99 tills. Bolla Chardonnay 1.5L 9.99 Christian Brothers Brandy 1.75L 15.99 is considered an important sec- Bolla Meriot 1.5L 9.99 Piewly Expanded HennessyV.S. 750ml 20.99 ical South Brunswick because Bolla Pinot Grigio 1.5L 9.99 Seagrams Gin 1.75L 12.99 VAMJ-PRICED BEER 1.75L 24.99 on the busy King's Road and Bolla Sangiovese 1.5L 9.99 Tanqueray Gin Bolla Soave 1.5L 9.99 SECTION Bacardi Dark 1.75L 15.99 River. Several mills and tav- Bacardi Silver 1.75L 15.99 up to take advantage of the Bolla Valpolicella 1.5L 9.99 Concha Y Toro Cab Sauv/Merlot 1.5L 7.99 VAUIPRICED Absolut 1.75L 22.99 l. Concha Y Toro Chard Blend 1.5L 7.99 Park Vodka 1.75L 9.99 f South Brunswick sprung up Concha Y Toro Meriot Blend 1.5L 7.99 BY-THE-CASE Wolfschmidt Vodka 1.75L 11.99 ; and mills such as Rhode Hall, Concha Y Toro Sauv/Semiilon 1.5L 7.99 Full Case - fton assorted Jose Cuervo Gold Especial 750ml 12.99 lished around 1730, and Fresh Lancers Rose 1.5L 6.99 Baileys Irish Cream 750m! 16.99 in 1780 boasted the township's Lancers White 1.5L 6.99 Godiva Cappuccino 750m! 17.99 According to Wacker, the dis- M & R Dry Vermouth 1L 5.99 ff TOflS DISCOUNTS* f| Godiva Chocolate 750ml 17.99 M & R Sweet Vermouth 1L 5.99 ned by Samuel Combs, Champagne Values IO% OFF - I Assort Case Godiva White Chocolate 750ml 17.99 ids, today known as Dayton, 15% OFF - 2 Assort Cases Kahlua 750ml 14.99 er a tavern built on the much- Korbel Brut 750ml 9.99 Leroux Polish Blackberry 1.75L 15.99 Korbel Brut Rose ' 750ml 9.99 ges Road around 1750, and All products subject to 6% sales lax. 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t&txitmt d tHnt* 1998-1999 Over 250 by Dr. R. lllnickt, Children's days at First Presbyterian , public library, 7:30 p.m. Wetheriil through June 7 Church of Dayton 16 Bicentennial baby June • 27 Bicentennial bicycle help plan announced Garden Tour TBA* event 26 "South Brunswick Land 1 Religious Heritage October Use & Development" display Kingston United 1 Religious Heritage est S.B. by Robert Hail, Methodist Church, Display public library, 7:30 p.m. public library St Augustine of April 13 Bicentennial parade Canterbury, public library event ever 1 Religious Heritage 14 National Pause for the 10 Craft fair at Wetheriil " 17 SBHS reunion and Display Pledge Day/Flag Day outh Brunswick's upcoming Christ the King Lutheran ceremony, municipal homecoming complex at 7 p.m. November Birthday Bash, which will kick off Church, public library a year of bicentennial events, will 2 Art & Music Festival at 28 Car show 11 Veterans Day S SBHS Juiy observance, municipal be a whirlwind of performers and spe- 4 Bicentennial tree 4 Fireworks and Concert building, 11 a.m, cial attractions spread across multiple distribution at SBHS 14 S,B. historical locations. 12- National Volunteers August transportation In fact, it promises more than any 18 Week 1 Religious Heritage exhibit at Wetheriil through one person could possibly attend. 18 Planting of legacy trees Display Dec. 12 There are more than two dozen at the municipal building Mt, Zion AMC Church, December musical acts slated to appear over the and SBHS public library House Tour TBA* course of the festivities, for one thing, Lions 5K run 1-31 Buy Two for the 1 Religious Heritage along with drama presentations, carica- 20 'D&R Canal," B, McKelvey, bicentennial food drive Display turists, graphologists, and for all any- February public library, 7:30 p.m. 2 First friends & families of Islamic Center of Central body knows — probably elephants and 21 Birthday Bash May Kendall Park reunion at N.J., public library indoor naval demonstrations, if things Commemorative Stamp 1 Religious Heritage the Senior Center January 1999 keep piling up at the current pace. cancellation Display September 1 Religious Heritage But imagine having to plan all of March Dayton Presbyterian 1 Religious Heritage Display that. 1 Bicentennial display at Church, public library Display Congregation B'nai It's taken more than two years to set the public library 11-17Miller Memorial St. Barnabas Episcopal Tikvah, public library all of the Birthday Bash's many events S Celebration 200 — Presbyterian Church, public library 1 South Brunswick history into motion, with a year and a half of Juried Art Show at Church historical display 3 Labor Day salute to exhibit at Wetheritt intensive organizing. Wetheriil through April 10 17 Miller Memorial township employees through Feb. And Kathy Thorpe, the grand dame 13 200 bicentennial tress Presbyterian Church 12 Arts Festival at Wetheriil February of South Brunswick's Bicentennial fes- application deadline historical service through Oct. 18 20 Closing event tivities, has done it all as an avocation, 11 "South Brunswick and homecoming day 12 Community Unity Day time capsule dedication chairing the Bicentennial Committee Agriculture" 17 Children's Festival 19 Harvest Fair *to be announced ^/ during time off from her full-time job as South Brunswick's municipal clerk. But she wasn't alone. "It's probably the biggest event in the township's history," Thorpe said, "But we've been extremely lucky; we've had excellent volunteers. They arranged for the talent, and brought everything together." Two of the most valuable organizers BAKERY have been Helen Davis and Andrea Metsopulos. Davis, Thorpe noted, "started as director of volunteers. She began calling people to fit them into slots. She called We look forward to seeing you! Andrea about having a song for the bicentennial. That's how Andrea got involved." Davis' duties soon expanded to Fresh'baked artisan brick encompass all of the publicity for the oven breads: French, Italian, bicentennial, while Metsopulos assumed charge of entertainment and Jewish Rye, Sourdough, the arts. Bagels, etc. For Davis, "The experience of vol- unteering like this has tremendously enriched my sense of community. It's Scrumptious selection of phenomenal," she said. "I've been here assorted international pastries, 15 years, but until you start to meet peo- ple and hear their stories, you don't real- cookies, pies and cakes. ly feel the history of the community." Metsopulos said that she booked her ~k Custom cakes for all occasions. own band, Phoenix Rising, as the Birthday Bash's first performers. The rest came together organically. th r FIBRRE'S MKEEY "I'd be playing at a street festival, L1PAINDEV1E and I'd talk to a handwriting person," "HAPPY200 " Metsopulos said. "The astrologer was 20% OFF someone I knew, and she knew another BIRTHDAY [ MyBajkeiyPttrchase astrologer. It was-all mostly word of f •wMiihfe coupon * mouth." I '33-94527 "•• r - Metsopulos added a statement SOUTH BRUNSWICK! I *Jot nslte With wfossi effes or p&ot echoed by both Thorpe and Davis: "It's been a real slow process, but all the peo- ple working on the Bicentennial have Georges Rd • Mioiunouth O8852 been wonderful. They've taken a lot of FAX initiative, just a wonderful group to 329-0310 work with." — Gavin McNett SENTINEL, FEBRUARY 19, 1998

A famous musician, writer and sculptor These three artists share a common thread with South Brunswick BY TINA CRAFTON Education member Carole "Viking lady." The entry went on Correspondent O'Brien, Fagen lived on Dundee to say "always busy with the Road in Kendall Park and school newspaper," a phrase which could records indicate that he attended easily describe her next 28 years s the bicentennial celebra- South Brunswick High School as well. tion unfolds, residents will from 1962 to 1965. According to Contemporary Ainvariably be drawn to Afterward, Fagen went to Authors, after high school, South Brunswick's distinctive Bard College in New York, where Quindlen attended Barnard past, its historic landmarks and he met and began song-writing in College in New York and then the men and women who made collaboration with Walter Becker. began her career as a reporter for local history. After working together on the the New York Post. However, the township's most Broadway music scene, Fagen and She worked for the Post from famous sons and daughters do not Becker formed their own band in 1974 to 1977 and for the New dwell in the pages of the distant 1972 and released an album under York Times from 1977 to 1981. past, but in very recent history. the name Steely Dan. She has written a series of Donald Fagen, Anna Quindlen In spite of three hit albums, columns, including "About New and George Segal could not be they formally disbanded the York," the syndicated "Life in the more different as artists, focusing group two years later, but went on 30s" and "Public & Private." Tourists study George Segal's sculptures The Appalachian Farm as they do on music, text and to record four more albums in the In 1992, Quindlen won the Couple (I) and The Breadline at the new FDR Memorial in image. late 1970s, including Aja and Pulitzer Prize for news commentary. Washington, D.C. (Courtesy of Marilyn Duff) Yet, they clearly share a dedi- Gaucho, which went platinum. In addition to her work as a Washington, D.C. cation to their crafts and to the The songs on The Night Fly reporter and columnist, Quindlen Segal's good friend and common thread of South deal specifically with suburban is a two-time novelist. Her first neighbor Leon Bibel was the Brunswick, whether they were life and adolescent fantasies of book, Object Lessons, was pub- main model for The Breadline just passing through in search of escaping your hometown for the lished in 1991, and she recently piece. Segal said Bibel is the the exotic or, like Segal, are excitement of the city, be it published Black and Blue, a story only person he knew when he deeply embedded in the fabric of Manhattan, Paris or Mexico City. about domestic violence. started the work who had actual- the township. In "Try to Hang On, Maxine," Contemporary Authors ly stood in a bread line. the speaker is eager to leave the describes her work this way: A fellow sculptor, Bibel also DONALD FAGEN, "remote suburb" and entreats "Marked by an unaffected style, was a Works Progress Adminis- MUSICIAN Maxine to try to hang on: Quindlen's essays are rooted at a tration (WPA) artist. The WPA On the inside cover of his first While the world is sleeping, domestic level but address univer- was a 1935 New Deal program solo album The Night Fly, Donald We meet at Lincoln Mall, sal concerns." started by FDR to provide needy Fagen leaves a note for his fans: Talk about life the meaning of Her columns are personally persons with jobs on public works 'The songs on this album rep- it all, revealing, and through them, she projects. resent certain fantasies that might Try to make sense of the sub- has become the "unintended voice The FDR Memorial Com- have been entertained by a young urban sprawl. for the baby boom generation." mission has referred to Segal's man growing up in the remote Try to hang on, Maxine. sculpture as "among the finest suburbs of a northeastern city dur- GEORGE SEGAL, and most innovative of his gen- Anna Quindlen recently published her third novel. ing the late fifties and early six- ANNA SCULPTOR eration" and discusses Segal's ties, i.e., one of my general QUINDLEN, George Segal is perhaps the training as abstractionist. ship has changed during the time height, weight and build." WRITER celebrity most connected to South "He first came to public he has lived there, he said, "Fifty Although he doesn't name it, Award- Brunswick. A long-time resident, attention during the early 1960s years ago, South Brunswick was that remote suburb more than winning he is internationally renowned for with his life-sized figures set a little farming community, three likely is South Brunswick and the writer Anna his life-sized sculptures. among ordinary objects. Now, hours from New York. Now it is young man, Fagen, himself. Quindlen also In 1997, he received a with a renowned and celebrated a bustling, industrial, suburban A soft jazz and progressive called South Praemium Imperiale Award from body of work behind him, he has metropolis." rock musician, he was part of the Brunswick the Japan Association, an interna- become better known for his Although he complains about studio band Steely Dan whose home during tional society that recognizes bronze works that are sought for truck traffic and "endless shop- hits included "Hey 19, FM" and her adolescent artistry which is not covered by major museums, collection, and ping malls," he says that he is "Rikki Don't Lose That Number." the Nobel Prize umbrella. public spaces," the commission still able to carry on with his (Joyce Ravid photo) formative work. According to the Steely Dan years. Three Segal sculptures, The wrote. and Backstage Pass All Access Fireside Chat, The Appalachian Segal has been sculpting for Currently Segal is working Bom in 1953, Quindlen, like on a traveling retrospective of web sites, Fagen was born in 1948 Fagen, attended South Brunswick Farm Couple and The Breadline more than 50 years which, he in Passaic and moved throughout his sculpture which will appear High School. are part of the massive Franklin says, is about as long as he has New Jersey with his parents dur- Delano Roosevelt Memorial in Montreal, Washington, D.C, Under her senior portrait in been living in South Brunswick. ing his early childhood. which opened in May in When asked how the town- New York City and Miami. According to Board of the 1970 yearbook ran the legend

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With sengers, halted at Kingston's Withington in 1914 and had it renovated in the then- more than a year of planning, organization, Tavern," resulting in more than 400 horses popular Colonial Revival style. In recent and innumerable volunteer contributions, it mulling Kingston's streets at once. years it was turned into a four-family resi- is certainly a deserving reward for a town- Phineas Withington, who settled in dence. ship with two full centuries to reflect upon Kingston in 1810, was an important force DAYTON In fact, if Bicentennial Committee behind Kingston's growth, according to a The story of Dayton also begins during 4f||v leans, Sf.Sf. Chan-woman Kathleen Thorpe had wanted historic site document at the South the mid- 18th century, but under a different to distribute authority even further, the sep- Brunswick Public Library. title. First known as The Cross Roads, it arate villages and sections that comprise the A transportation pioneer, he co-founded grew around a 1750 tavern built by James T',l'l »'* whole of South Brunswick Township could the Union Stage Line and invested in the Whitlock, according to the 1982-83 town- each easily fill up a year's worth of nostal- Delaware and Ran tan Canal and the ship history. S$;i)l^ "* ' We Will Have a gic revelry. Camden and Amboy Railroad. The latter Later in the century, Thomas Wetherill ^V Jolly Good Time KINGSTON two stimulated a renewal of commercial built a second tavern, and a brickyard and Kingston, originally called Kings Town, business in Kingston, which had started to large nursery soon followed. (The relation- according to an early undated map at the decline after the Straight Turnpike (Route ship of Thomas and Col. John Wetherill, South Brunswick Public Library (nearby 1) was constructed and bypassed Kingston. associated with the Georges Road Wetherill Princeton was Princes Town), was the town- Isaac C. Withington, an heir to the fam- House, is unknown.) ship's most prominent early village because ily's Kingston Estate, left behind one of Much has been written about Dayton by of its strategic location on the Lenape South Brunswick's most significant and the late Doris Curran, a lifelong Dayton res- Assunpink Trail where it crossed the colorful historic sites, the Withington House ident who died in 1985. Millstone River and geographic placement or Heathcote Farm, as it is also known. According to Curran, the Cross Roads between New York and Philadelphia. In 1851, Isaac sold 75 acres of family name created mail delivery problems In the 1650s, Dutch settlers and mer- land to the state for construction of a House because so many settlements had the same chants used the trail to move from their of Refuge for delinquent youth, according name. "The people having mail brought New Netherlands settlements to new ones to a history of the house published in the into this Cross Roads by pony express and along the Delaware River, and eventually 1982 Princeton Recollector, a monthly stage coach said the name was too general," the trail turned into New Jersey's first road journal of local history published by the she wrote. and an important link between New York Princeton History Project. In the mid-1860s, Dayton residents were This circa 1916 postcard advertises Deans as a great place to visit. and Philadelphia. But just a year and $35,567 later, the state undecided about a new name. Some wanted (Courtesy of Jack Hendrickson) According to a township history com- abandoned the project and Isaac acquired the to name the town in honor of President piled by several authors and printed on a property and unfinished house for $6,750, Lincoln, while others preferred William L. and the McDowells. Abraham Dean built a 1982-83 calendar, important figures such as about a thousand dollars more than the state Dayton, who endeared himself to residents sawmill on Deans Pond; then about 1845, George Washington and the governors of had paid for the property. by getting the Freehold and Jamesburg John H. Martin built several houses and East Jersey frequently made Kingston their Withington subsequently turned the Agricultural Railroad to build a new school- opened a store and distillery. home away from home during long journeys. house into a lavish Victorian country estate house when a new line connecting Because of Martin's prominence, Deans Monmouth Junction (formerly Longbridge became known as Martinsville and appears Farms) with Monmouth County and the that way on an 1850 wall map. Jersey Shore resulted in the demolition of When a rail station opened in 1866, Dayton's old schoolhouse. however, it was named Deans Station, Dayton also "liberally supported the which eventually replaced Martinsville. construction of our present Presbyterian The McDowell family also petitioned to Church on Georges Road," Curran said. have the station named for them but Deans Thus, on Jan. 1, 1966, the local post office won out, according to Brown's account. and town were renamed Dayton. In 1875, the population stood at 100, Dayton had an distinguished career. and the hamlet had two flour and two saw Born in 1807 in Somerset County, he grad- mills, a blacksmith, wagon and shoe mak- The uated from Princeton University in 1825 ers and three grocers, according to the and went on to serve as a U.S. senator, the township history. first Republican vice presidential candidate MONMOUTH JUNCTION for Doors and minister to France, according to a biog- One of the later sections of South raphy in the 1885 History of Monmouth Brunswick to fully develop was Monmouth County. Junction, which originated as the connect- Lincoln appointed him ambassador to ing point of three rail lines: The that Need France in 1861, and he served in that capac- Pennsylvania Railroad's New York divi- ity until his death 1864 in Paris. sion; Rocky Hill; and the Jamesburg and In 1922, Benjamin Pindrus purchased Freehold. the Terhune building from Abner Dean and Prior to this, almost all of what is now Architectural turned it into a summer hotel called the Monmouth Junction was occupied by Dayton Inn, hoping to turn Dayton into a Longbridge Farm. John Martin, for whom summer resort for New Yorkers, according Deans was temporarily named, built a public to an account of the inn at the South house in the area in 1871, and by 1882, "the Detail. « Brunswick Public Library believed to have village included a church, store and post- been prepared by Curran. office, a railway station, and 14 dwellings," The inn was short-lived, however. On according to the township history.

§!??3?!(i^i§3!iftli^^ ••• Wetherill Project: a bicentennial gift Historic house to be a focal point of celebration and beyond t is impossible to discuss South the colonel's ownership or his son Brunswick's history without the Vincent's, according to the nomination. IWetherill House entering the conver- The colonel died in 1784 and left the sation at some point. property to his much younger wife, Mary, The well-known structure — signifi- in trust for their son, Vincent, until Vincent cant because of its ties to Colonial-period came of age. statesman Col. John Wetherill, will be a In 1823,13 years after Vincent's death, major focal point during the yearlong the vast acreage was partitioned by the bicentennial celebration. county Orphans' Court among Vincent's Built sometime prior to 1823 by two children and his widow, Sarah, who Wetherill (7-1784) or his son Vincent (?- had since married her second husband, 1810) and expanded substantially by William H. Mount. 1860, the house was acquired hy the town- Sarah received a 200-acre parcel, ship in 1986, according to a National including what appeared to be the tenant Register of Historic Places nomination house. The front half of the main section form at the South Brunswick Public of the Wetherill House was built shortly Library. after that for Sarah and William, making According to Seymour Schwartz, them the first owner occupants of the chairman of the Bicentennial Committee's Georges Road house. It was a four-room Wetherill Project, the house will be used house with two first-floor rooms flanking for various exhibits charting the history of a central staircase and two upstairs rooms. South Brunswick Township and the sur- Vincent W. Mount, believed to be a son rounding area, as well as cultural events. of William and Sarah, lived there during Also, as part of the bicentennial cele- the 1840s and 1850s and was a member of bration, Dayton resident Richard Ilnicki the South Brunswick Township Commit- plans to create a historic garden on the teejn 1850, several years prior to the com- grounds, according to bicentennial media pletion of the Freehold and Jamesburg director Helen Davis. The Wetherill House is located at the southern end of Georges Road in the Dayton section. (file photo) Agricultural Railroad through Dayton. The long-range goal, something the The rail line crossed Georges Road a township has hoped to do since acquiring Prizes will be awarded, and the exhibit Brunswick's 200th birthday party. For short distance north of the house, offering the property, is to turn the historic house, will include various graphic ails, such as instance, the group is currently working direct access to major agricultural markets located at the southern end of Georges painting, sculpture, and photography. on a booklet of self-guided historical tours in New York City and Philadelphia. Road, into a permanent cultural and arts of the township. "I don't know if it will center. The second event will be an exhibit Either Vincent W. Mount or Charles about the township's historic houses. come off or not," Schwartz said. "I'm hop- Everett, who bought the farm about 1860, "What we're hoping to do is create a "Some of them date back to the late ing it will." is believed to have substantially expanded non-profit (organization) which will run 1700s," according to Schwartz, who cred- A LOOK BACK future exhibits," Schwartz said. the house, adding the rear half of the main ited Ceil Leedom, chairwoman of the According 4 to the Wetherill National section. "We don't know if it will happen, but it Bicentennial History Committee, with Register of Historical Places nomination, In 1869, Everett helped found the is our hope," Schwartz said, adding he assembling the exhibit of buildings, the structure, referred to as the Wetherill- wants the Wetherill Project to serve as a Dayton Presbyterian Church. His family including the Livingston-Cook House, the Mount House, is significant "as the last retained the property until 1934, when a reminder of South Brunswick's heritage, Stout House and the Applegate House. remaining element of a 1,700-acre 18th- not only next year, but also for decades to descendant, John Everett, and his wife In May and June, Wetherill will host a century estate owned by Col. John Mary, sold it to Archie Mershon. come. bicentennial children's festival, as well as Wetherill," an important figure in Colonial "We want it to be a gift of remem- Mershon leased the house to various a history exhibit on township schools. Middlesex County. tenants until the 1970s. When the town- brance from the bicentennial," he said. "I The festival will feature early- Wetherill served as the county's repre- don't want to call it a museum, but more ship acquired it in 1986, plans included an American games, entertainment and activ- sentative to the House of Assembly in interpretative restoration of the house and of a cultural and arts center." ities. New Jersey for 26 years, leading up to the The first major bicentennial event will grounds and reconstruction of a large barn September will bring a by-invitation- Revolutionary War. In 1774, he was that had recently been demolished. be "Celebration 2000," a juried art exhibit only arts and crafts exhibit for South appointed to the Assembly's Committee of which will preview on March 6 and open Brunswick artists. Correspondence to gather intelligence on Former township historian Michael to the public on March 7. "It will be devoted to the arts and crafts British acts that might affect the liberties Brown does not know if the National It is intended to celebrate the art of the of the people of South Brunswick," of colonists, according to an 1885 history Register of Historic Places nomination for area and is open to artists from South Schwartz said. of Monmouth County by Franklin Ellis. the Wetherill House was ever submitted. Brunswick and adjacent towns, Schwartz Schwartz hopes the Wetherill Project The Wetherill House originated as a said. will be able to add even more to South one-room tenant house built either during — John Dowgin and Marilyn Duff

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Veterans committee Open house slated Ladies auxiliary to 'Catholic Spirit' to to offer scholarship at American Legion host A.C. bus trip sponsor dinner The South Brunswick Township Veter- American Legion Post No. 401, locat- The Ladies Auxiliary of Little Rocky The Catholic Spirit, official newspaper ans Tribute Committee Inc. has begun dis- ed at 148 Major Road in Monmouth Hill Volunteer Fire Company will host a of the Roman Catholic Diocese of tributing 1998 scholarship applications. To Caesar's Atlantic City bus trip on March Metuchen, will sponsor a benefit dinner Junction, will host an open house Friday 22. be eligible for the $1,000 award, which is for present members and prospective on March 1 at The Metuchen Inn, 424 based on character, Americanism and need, Cost will be $20 per person. Participants the applicant must meet the following cri- members. The event will begin at 7 p.m. will receive $14 in coin upon arrival. Middlesex Ave. (Route 27) in Metuchen. teria: and will include free refreshments. The bus will leave at 10:45 a.m. from Proceeds will help defray the cost of • Be a child of a veteran of the U.S. For information, call (732) 329-9861 the fire company, located on Route 27 be- the newspapers communications pro- Armed Forces who has been honorably dis- after 4 p.m. tween Kingston and Kendall Park. The bus grams for youth who attend the parishes charged. will return at approximately 9 p.m. and Catholic schools within Middlesex, • Be a resident of South Brunswick for S.B. GOP to hold For information, call (732) 297-0327. Somerset, Hunterdon and Warren coun- two years immediately prior to applying for ties. the scholarship. meeting Monday Community school The donation for dinner will be $35 • Be a member of the graduating class of The South Brunswick Republican a senior high school in New Jersey. has class openings per person with a prepaid reservation. The Completed applications must be re- Organization will hold a meeting on donation at the door will be $40 with a Monday at 8 p.m. at Pierre's Deli & South Brunswick Community School phone reservation. The dinner will ceived by April 30. For forms or additional has openings in the following spring information, contact Kathleen Thorpe at Family Restaurant, South Brunswick The include a chicken or salmon entree, appe- public is invited to attend to give insight classes: (732) 329-4000, Ext. 313. • Computer courses will offer the latest tizer, salad and dessert. Dinner sittings are and for the opportunity for membership. 1:30 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. For information, call Arthur A. Roedel technology for all levels of experience. Georgia Sea-Island Jr. at (732) 297-2051. Classes are limited to 12 students; each For information or reservations, call student will have use of a computer. (732)940-2111. Singers to perform

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The firearms and defensive tactics. work in South Brunswick and have a clean garage door was left open by the owner, The 12-week academy will be held in criminal record. NORTH BRUNSWICK and a toolbox and other items were taken. the department's state-of-the-art training For applications or additional informa- The loss was estimated at $150. room, as well as off-site facilities. tion, call South Brunswick police at (732) • Jennifer Edwards, 19, of 878 Park Daniel L. Ramirez, 19, of Wayne was 329-4000, Ext. 445, or stop by police Ave., Brooklyn, N.Y., and Mark Jones, 22, charged at Wynwood Drive at 1:40 a.m. Classes will be held Thursdays, March of 2218 Staples Mill Road, Richmond, Va., Feb. 4 for possession of under 50 grams of 5 through graduation on May 21. Class headquarters, located at One Police Plaza were charged with shoplifting at the Caldor a controlled substance, according to time will be 6:30-9:30 p.m. in Monmouth Junction. department store at 536 Milltown Road on reports. A resident had called police to Feb. 9 at 6:55 p.m., according to reports. report a suspicious vehicle. When the sus- An attempted motor vehicle theft pect was stopped, "debris was thrown out The Sentinel is your source occurred at a Petunia Drive parking lot on of the vehicle," according to police. The sus- Feb. 9 at 7:35 p.m. Reports said the vehicle pect was released. for South Brunswick news was found with damaged window molding Richard Alameda, 19, of Lake and a damaged ignition lock. Reports said Ronkonkoma, N.Y., and Jason D. Kadlec, the perpetrators were scared away from 20, of Somerset, were charged at mid- iNCRIDIIU SAVINGS^ the scene by the owner. night Feb. 6 for underage possession of THE LOWEST MONTHLY CELLULAR Two township garbage cans re- alcohol, according to reports. Elijah A. SERVICE EVER OFFERED portedly were stolen from two locations in Parsons, 19, of Freeport, N.Y., was UNLIMITED OFF-PEAK the township. The first can was stolen from charged for underage possession of alco- AIRTIME EVERY MONTH *Y0t# Car Otsabfetf Worn' -•ULU9S IMHWWIMNUKtWEODBniOWYUt. ] a residence on Newton Street between hol and for possession of a controlled r —- ™-•" 30 PttK MINinES An Auto Accident? 2:30 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. Feb. 9, and the substance. Officers were dispatched to _ Ml MONTH ) second garbage can was stolen from a the Shell gas station at Route 1 and FREE•! AOMIIOM WeWillloanYouACarWhile Marigold Street residence between 8 a.m. Finnegans Lane following reports of juve- PLUS YOUR CHOICE: and 4 p.m. Feb.'6. Reports listed the value niles causing a disturbance. The sus- We Fix Yours. of the cans at $50 each. pects were released. Certain Rules Apply. Juan S. Morales, 19, of 419 Marm Donald A. Simsen, 67, of Manted, Blvd., Jersey City, and Daniel A. 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The sion of a controlled dangerous substance driver was released. (CDS) at the Middlesex County Adult Correction Center on Feb. 11 at 1:38 p.m., according to reports. She also was charged with possession of a CDS with the intent to EAST BRUNSWICK IF YOU ARE BETWEEN THE AGES distribute and bringing contraband into a correctional facility. Baij was set at $25,000, OF 55 TO 65 YEARS OF AGE, with no 10 percent option. Police are still investigating a Feb. 10 A motor vehicle was reported stolen collision between a car and motorcycle in from a Route 130 parking lot between the vicinity of Rues Lane and Sherman ARE IN GENERAL GOOD HEALTH, 10:30 a.m. and 9:30 p.m. Feb. 11, accord- Avenue at 3:21 p.m. According to police, a ing to reports. The vehicle — a green 1996 1997 Mercury Mountaineer driven by Joan AND WOULD BE INTERESTED IN Honda Accord — is valued at $14,000. Zwelfer, 56, East Brunswick, ran into a Peter M. Pykish, 21, 93 Church Lane, 1990 Harley-Davidson motorcycle driven PARTICIPATING IN A 12 WEEK East Brunswick, was charged with posses- by Charles T. McCann, 65, East Brunswick. sion of a controlled dangerous substance Police say McCann was attempting to STUDY ON THE EFFECTS OF A and drug paraphernalia at the Maple cross Rues Lane to access Sherman Meade Plaza on Route 130 on Feb. 12 at Avenue when the Mountaineer struck his SKIN CREAM ON PHOTOAGED 1:17 a.m., according to reports. He was motorcycle. No serious injuries were charged and transported to the Middlesex reported, police said. However, McCann County Correction Center in lieu of $930 did seek private medical attention for a leg SKIN, PLEASE CALL HILLTOP bail. contusion which occurred at the accident scene, according to reports. No arrests or RESEARCH AT (732) 247-2900 FOR summonses were issued pending the police investigation. MORE DETAILS. SOUTH BRUNSWICK MONROE A residence on Willow Hill Run was the site of a burglary Feb. 6, according to THE STUDY INVOLVES USING A reports. The front door was kicked in and Police arrested Michael Santise, 22, the door molding was splintered. Dresser of Cranbury, and charged him with dri- SKIN CREAM FOR TWELVE WEEKS. drawers were found open, but no items ving while intoxicated and careless dri- have yet been identified as missing. ving on Feb."12 at 2:19 a.m. Santise was MAKING 6 VISITS TO HILLTOP A 1990 Toyota parked on Sand Hill stopped on Applegarth Road for speeding Road was burglarized Feb. 6, according to and failure to keep right. Police said he RESEARCH FOR EVALUATIONS. reports. The passenger window was failed a field sobriety test. He was smashed, and two purses and a Canon processed and released pending a court STUDY PAYS $380.00 IF YOU camera were taken. The value of the items appearance. taken is unknown. Two cars parked at Brad Benson AGREE TO A FACIAL BIOPSY (1/8 Mitsubishi, Route 1, were vandalized Feb. A Spotswood resident, Gary Seaver, 3, according to reports. One vehicle sus- 38, was arrested for driving while intoxi- INCH BIOPSY) AND $180.00 IF YOU tained damage to the trunk and had a spoil- cated on Feb. 13 at 11:59 p.m. Police ob- er removed. Another vehicle, a black served Seaver failing to come to a com- DO NOT. Mitsubishi Eclipse, had a passenger win- plete stop at the intersection of dow smashed, and its stereo/compact disc Monmouth and Morton roads, then dri- player stolen. Damage was estimated at ving in the wrong lane of travel on $1600. Monmouth. Police said he failed a field ,, A Taylor Road house was burglarized sobriety test. He was processed and Feb. 3, according to reports. The owner had released pending a court appearance. 3O SENTINEL, FEBRUARY 19, 1998

Raiders right ship "with recent wins BY RICHARD JEROME Calogero, has specialized in rebounding and defense, - ting screens and scoring Staff Writer the occasional points Among the juniors, Stephanie Ro- ccording to North Brunswick manko, who stands 5-foot-9, ranks as the Township High School girls bas- Raiders' tallest player A ketball coach Leo Whalen, his "She does a good job posting up and Raiders,' 7-13 record reflects neither the boxing out," Whalen said "She's the goal- team's eftort nor the closeness of some ol keeper for the soccer team and she plays the games with tremendous intensity, often drving for "Overall, I think the girls have played the ball" the best they couid," Whalen said "We're Romanko also can give the Raiders not real tall, so we have to hustle tor some offense, scoring nine against the rebounds At times, we're doing a good Tigers and six against the Governors job, though at others, we haven't quite Katie Dewees, the 5-foot-5 point guard, jelled " has accepted her role as offensive quarter- Things have been going better of late, back, and she is the Raiders' main offen- as the Raiders posted wins over South sive threat, averaging double digits Plamfield and South Amboy the last two She carried the offense in both recent times out QUARTERFINALISTS— North Brunswick Township High School's Jessica wins, hitting for 17 against South Plain- Socha (above) and Meredith Strimple helped the Raiders defeat Ocean in the The victory over a very good South field and 15 against South Amboy New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association Central-South B quarter- Plainfield squad snapped an eight-game Sophomore Melody Kuchi (5-4) has finals, 93-73. Socha won the 500 freestyle and Strimple swam the 100 back- losing streak and may mean good things impressed her coach stroke. for the relatively young Raiders next year "She's done a good job, stepping into (Augusto F Menezes/Greater Media) Whalen has featured two seniors in his the stajtmg lineup and giving a great effort starting lineup. One is 5-foot-6 two-guard in her first varsity season," said Whalen, Dana DiPane, who has been a major con- who is assisted by Suzanne Libra tributor to the Raider cause Vickie Smith, a 5-foot-7 senior, has a "She's done a tremendous job," Whalen promising outside shot, and 5-foot-7 said "Sometimes she fills in underneath Amanda Berko, another senior, has been a and gets some key rebounds tor us She useful utility performer never stops" "She plays where needed," Whalen DiPane also can help out on the of- said fensive end on occasion Against the Tigers The Raiders are slated to face Carteret she scored seven points and chipped in in the first round of the Greater Middlesex with five against the Governors Conference Tournament tonight The game The other 12th-grader, 5-foot-8 Nicole is at Carteret at 7 p m Vikings take GMC White Division title BY RICHARD JEROME lier in the year with an injury, has been running the offense and distributing the Staff Writer ball extremely well, averaging about five SOUTH BRUNSWICK — You can't assists per game Tracy, meanwhile, is ask for a much more satisfying debut sea- popping in an average of 15 points and son than the one Jaymee Boehmer has providing the Vikings with solid rebound- enjoyed as coach of the South Brunswick ing, pulling down eight boards a contest High School girls basketball team The "What's also helped us is that we've Vikings, who went 12-12 last year, are 14- had seven or eight kids scoring and several 5, with the program's first-ever outright kids coming off the bench and doing very Greater Middlesex Conference White well," Boehmer said SPORT SHORTS Division title already in the bag Stephanie Bergman, a junior guard, has South Brunswick YMCA is now taking Linwood Place, from 10 a m. to 2 p m each 'We're excited going tnto the county been averaging in the seven-to-nine points registration for its spring N J Devils street day On Feb 28 members of the NY/NJ tournament," said Boehmer of the GMCs per game vicinity, as has Ursula Kirk, a hockey league which begins April 14 MetroStars will be at the registration ses- in which SBTHS, which drew a first-round sophomore who has a season high of 20 Children in third through fifth grade will sions from 10 am to noon Players are bye, competes in Saturday tallies in her first varsity campaign. Other play on Tuesday evenings and children in asked to bring old cleats and shin guards The Vikings have captuied their last starters include guard Julie Flantzer and sixth through eighth grade will play on that can be donated to a recreation soccer seven contests and seem to be operating on senior Charlene Davenport, who con- Thursday evenings at Veterans Park on program in Otjwarongo, Nambia all cylinders tributes up front Beekman Road The first two weeks of the The South Brunswick YMCA is "Everything's clicking," Boehmer said Coming off the bench, Boehmer has league are instructional, followed by six accepting registration for its girls softball "We're running the floor very well, and had particularly strong support from the weeks of 45-minute games Players aie le- league for first- and second-grade girls The we're getting (5-foot-5 junior point guard) likes of junior guard Pam Szabo and quired to wear a mouthpiece For more in- league, which begins play on April 20, Gina Schneider in the game sophomoie guard Dana Andreko and an- formation, call the YMCA at (732) 329- opens with three weeks of instruction stress- "Katie Tiacy (the 6-foot-0 senior) has other lOth-giader, forward Amanda 1150 ing fundamentals, followed by eight weeks also been consistent all season long," she Grossman Registration for the North Brunswick of games combined with instiuction added Assisting Boehmer this winter have Soccer Club's spring season will be held on Scholarships aie available for those in need Schneider, who missed some time ear- been Rick Chroney and Denny Dutry Feb. 21 and 28 at Linwood Middle School, For more intormation, call (732) 329-1150

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The South Brunswick YMCA is Freeholders Basketball Tournament begin- accepting registration for its March Madness ning March 9. This year's tournament will • • : '• Every ••••'.•• COUPON Wednesday Basketball League for players ages 4-9. The be held at the Middlesex County Vocational r Night league begins play on March 7 at the School, 21 Suttons Lane, Piscataway. The : FREE •'•• Cambridge School and will continue on tournament has four divisions: 12-and- GET SECOND ••' "-..Pool "•. '•• A Saturday mornings. Each week there will be under; 13-and-14; 15-to-17; and 18-and- after 7 pm i winner s 15 minutes of instruction followed by 45- over. Both boys and girls teams are wel- 5.00 PITCHERS minute scrimmages. A limited number of i come. The entrance fee is $50 and the tour- Featuring: scholarships are available for those in need. nament is single elimination. For an applica- ; For more information, call (732) 329-1150. tion or more information, call Chuck i FREE* Stan - The South Brunswick YMCA is Roberts at (732) 745-4222 between 8:30 on vocals accepting registration for its youth golf a.m. and 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. $ 9 In Our Pub instruction program for third- through Entries must be submitted by Feb. 20. iinnei 11 Appetizers also available Thursday eighth-graders. Beginner to intermediate The 10th Annual "Run for Vision," hon- Nights instruction will be given by Bunker Hill golf oring South Brunswick's Bicentennial, is pro Ted Torkildsen. The program, which be- slated for April 18. The event, presented by FRBE Happy Hour Btilfet gins on April 21 and takes place at the the South Brunswick Lions Club, is a 5K Happy ttoxtx Priced Brinks Mon.-Fri. 4-7 PM Bunker Hill Golf Course on either Tuesdays and one-mile fun run beginning at the South pr Thursdays from 4:30-5:30 p.m., includes Brunswick Municipal Building at the corner Located at St. 130 & Rt. 522 in Dayton m instruction on the basics of golf, along with of Route 522 and Kingston Lane. Trophies practice sessions and play on the nine-hole will be awarded to the top three male and adjacent to Days Inn course. Equipment and greens fees are female finishers in each race, and age group included in the cost of the program. A limit- winners in the 5K will receive medals. Pre- 732-32S-4068 ed number of scholarships are available for registration is $12 and day-of-race registra- those in need. For more information, call tion is $15. Race-day registration opens at (732)329-1150. 8:35 a.m. and the races start at 10 a.m. Those The Nestle Beverage Co. St. Paddy's registering before April 1 will receive T- 10-Mile race will be held March 22 at Lib- shirts. All money raised from the event will erty Oak Park in Freehold Township starting be donated to Lions Sight, South Brunswick at 11 a.m. This is the ninth edition of the race Township scholarships and the Community HAIR GROWTH that is presented by the Freehold Area Betterment Fund. For more information or Running Club (FARC) and it will have the an application, call (732) 297-2051. added prestige this year of being the Road The New Jersey state AAU tournament Runners Club of America 10-Mile Open for boys 10-and-under teams is looking for RESEARCH STUDY national championship race. In addition to participants. Players on the team must be the 10-mile race that takes runners along the born on or after Sept. 1, 1987 or be in the scenic back road of Freehold Township, fourth grade and born on or after Sept. 1, there will be a Leprechaun 5K that will start 1986. The tournament's winner qualifies to If you are a Caucasian male, with dark at 11:15 a.m. Registration fees are $16 for participate in the national AAU tournament any form postmarked by March 18 and $20 to be held in Orlando, Fla. For more infor- on the day of the race. Registration will mation, call (732) 739-0703. or semi-dark hair, aged 18 to 49, and begin at 9 a.m. on the day of the race. For additional information, call FARC at 431- 2627. are losing hair on the back of your The New Jersey Lightning, an AAU Where they traveling baseball team, is looking for play- head, you may qualify to participate ers ages 14-15 (not 16 before 8/1/98) to play on teams located in South Brunswick, East stand Brunswick, Old Bridge, Edison and in this research study Milbum. Games and practices will be on North Brunswick Basketball Sundays. Call Frank Bacchetta at (732) 750- 5506. Teen Leaaue The New Jersey Boat Show will be held Team W L T This study requires 10 visits over tomorrow through Sunday at the New Jersey Kentucky Fish 8 0 - Convention and Exposition Center, Sunfield Untouchables 7 1 - approximately 26 weeks. Avenue in Edison. There will be 325 boats Chex Mix 6 1 „- on display plus the latest in outboard and D'Destroyers 4 3 *- inboard engines, electronics, marine ser- Penguins 4 3 - vices and other water-craft items. Seminars Nets 4 4 - by expert fisherman will be held daily. Show 4 4 - Free scalp examinations and hours are 1-10 p.m. tomorrow and Friday; Wolverist 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. on Saturday; and 11 a.m. Violators 3 4 - to 6 p.m. on Sunday. Admission is $7 for The Benjamins 2 5 - free study related medication. adults, $5 for children ages 12-17 and chil- Timberwolves 2 5 - dren under 12 accompanied by an adult will Air Canada 1 7 - be free. A Team -0 8 - The 10th Annual Lyons/Sambora Adult $800.00 compensation for Charity Ski Series will be held at Hunter SB Bagels 9 2 - Mountain in New York on March 14. For NY Times 8 3 - more information, call 671-7995. Warriors 7 3 - completing the study Paul MacLaughlin, the head coach at Raiders 5 5 - Brookdale Community College, Middle- town, and a member of the College Baseball Wildcats 3 6 * Hall of Fame, will conduct preseason base- MAB 2 8 - ball and softball camps at Monmouth Grand Outsiders 2 8 - For more information, call Slam, 712 Ginesi Drive in Marlboro. A hit- Senior ting/pitching/catching camp will be held Nets 5 0 - Saturday and Sunday from 9-11 a.m. The Spurs 4 1 Hill Top Research, Inc. cost is $75. On Feb. 28 and March 1, and Wildcats 4 1 - again on March 7 and 8, there will be a pre- Sixers 3 2 - season try out prep camp from 9-11 a.m. 2 - Costs for each camp is $75. For more infor- Pirates 3 (732) 247-2902 mation on the camps, call 536-4900. Mavericks 1 4 - 5 - The Middlesex County Department of Knights 0 Parks and Recreation will conduct the an- Magics 0 5 - nual Middlesex County Board of Chosen Standings as of Feb. 12 \ 32 SENTINEL, FEBRUARY 19, 1998 THE MARKETPLACE » Real Estate * Business * Auto « Classified • Property lines reflect the most recent 22 Tenth St $50,000 title of vice president of public relations the director of public relations for Stevens sale prices of homes. Tfie information is 6 Verdi Road $245,900 for Weichert Realtors. Smith has served as Institute of Technology in Hoboken for provided by Monmouth and Middlesex 713-B Victoria Court $155,000 the director of public relations since join- three years. Earlier, she was public rela- County public records. 101 Waterside Blvd $217,900 ma Weichert in 1989 tions manager for Hugin-Sweda Inc. in Pine Brook. gave Smith high marks for the depart- ment's increased productivity under her 31 Afton Way $235,963 NORTH BRUNSWICK tenure. He stated, "Over the past decade, AUTOS 35 Afton Way $227,905 20 Dawson Lane $293,035 99AlburyWay $78,000 Denise has played a driving role in the 23 Dawson Lane $280,295 3714 Birchwood Court $67,000 restructuring of our public relations Chevrolet Cavalier 32 Dawson Lane $254,680 11 Cleremont Ave $134,500 department to make it a more responsive 34 Dawson Lane $221,185 778 Cranbury Cross Road $125,000 support vehiclDenise for eou isr sales people and No. 1 on AAA car list 35 Dawson Lane $275,850 In the increasingly competitive sport 41 Dawson Lane $195,896 ? SSeSSS^SS!.::::::-:::::::::::: USSS wh™o «»w- ** ™«™f»* utility vehicle market, the Subaru Forester 69 Dawson Lane $268,940 26ServissAve $110,000 combines top-notch organizational 76 Dayton Road $120,000 1001 Stony Brook Way $92,813 talent with sound judgment and the ability and Mercedes ML 320 stand out from the 3 Fairmount Court $249,900 1390 Suwanee Drive $167,400 to make things happen. Under Denise's crowd, according to AAA's annual list of 2 Gormley Lane $213,335 913-925 Trinity St $1,069,000 leadership, our public relations efforts on the best new vehicles. 235-A Marblehead Lane $87,500 1016 Highway 130 §3S'SSS behalf of our salespeople have increased AAA expanded its annual Top Car 439-C Newport Way $107,000 1024 Highway 130 $10,000 , th tenfold» Awards this year to include sport utility 161-B Pelham Lane $37,000 vehicles, with awards going to the Forester 14-B Quail Run $77,500 4 Weber Road $101,000 by more than tenfold 26 W. Railroad Ave $225,000 344Wimbeldon Court $80,000 As vice president of public relations, as the best SUV priced less than $25,000 SOUTH BRUNSWICK Smith has overall responsibility for public and to the ML 320 for SUVs priced more relations activities throughout Weichert than $25,000. JII^BEOfflMllBBI Realtors' seven-state market area, which AAA Central-West Jersey's member 209 Brook Drive $193,500 50 E. Countryside Drive $188,000 includes Connecticut, New York, New publication, Car & Travel, features AAA's 39 Curtis Court $76,000 Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Mary- Top Cars for '98. Here's a sampling of the 7213 Elm Court lll'inn land- Virginia, and Washington, D.C. top three cars, ranging from $12,000- JB^|[33MliBBIlB! Smith directs two other ma or se $20,000: 4 Carroll Ave $170,000 301 Hesterfcourt:::::::::: $1SISS ^ -> s- ments of 1. Chevrolet Cavalier 172 Chestnut St $85,000 304 Heskers Court $169,990 responsibility. As head of the 2. Toyota Corolla LE 31-A Ethan Allen Drive.. $131,000 92 Jamie Court $151,000 company's corporate relations program, 73 Forest Park Terrace $152,000 REAL ESTATE developed in 1997, she coordinates the on- 3. Oldsmobile Cutlass, GL 25 Gormley Lane $208,085 going efforts of corporate relations man- For a complete list of the Top 10 vehi- 31 Gormley Lane $194,196 cles, AAA members should watch their 40 Gormley Lane $164,818 agers covering all regions of the company, 236-B Marblehead Lane $86,000 who serve as liaisons to other real estate mail for the January/February issue of Car 294-C Monroe Road $155,000 brokers. In addition, Smith put into place & Travel. 61 Morton Ave $149,900 Vice president and oversees Weichert Realtors' quality - The rankings are based on comprehen- 547-B Sheldon Way $65,000 shopper program, which is directed at sive reviews appearing in AAA's 1998 469 Skylark Drive $199,900 James M. Weichert, president of enhancing the level of service Weichert Autograph Book — an annual evaluation 3-D Spaulding Drive $110,500 Weichert Realtors, announced the promo- associates provide the public. of new vehicles. The book features ratings tion of Denise Dickison Smith to the new Pnor to jo;mng Weichert, Smith was of more than 180 vehicles ranging from sport cars to minivans. Vehicles are award- CENTRAL JERSEY MORTGAGE RATES •: ; ed up to 10 points in each of 20 categories, including workmanship, safety, and pas- 30-yrRx. 15-yrRx. 1-yr ARM 30-yr Jum, * senger environment and value. Lenders Phone Comments> RATE PTS. RATE PTS. RATE PTS. RATE PTS. "While there are many good vehicles available to today's motorist, the Top Car American Suburban Fund. 800-887-4554 7.250% 0.00 7.000% 0.00 4.750% 3.00 7.625% 0.00 No app fee, raw land A thru D credit Award winners offer the best balance of performance, quality and value," said Lori Barnett Mortgage Co. 800-851-8486 7.000% 0.00 6.750% 0.00 5.250% 3.00 7.375% 0.00 "No cost refinance as low as 1-H4V A. Vockroth, manager of public relations for AAA Central-West Jersey. Brunswick Bank 732-247-5800 6.500% 3.00 6550% 3,00 4.500% 3.00 6,875% 3.00 The "Bank" you can "Trust" To evaluate vehicles for the Autograph Columbia Savings Bank 800-962-4989 7.375% 0.00 6.875% 0.00 5.625% 0.00 N/Q N/Q IteBsfbrlimlliai, islfijnehlyeiscanstfpenH Book, AAA experts test vehicles under everyday driving conditions. Reviews Crystal Mortgage 800-378-5010 7.125% 0.00 6.875% 0.00 5.500% 0.00 7.500% 0.00 Local mortgage specialists in your area include vehicle specifications, option package information, prices and pho- Intercounty Mortgage 800-811-4264 6.875% 2.00 6.500% 2.00 5.875% 1.50 7.125% 1.25 tographs of vehicle interiors and exteriors. The book also provides general advice on 1,5. Financial Mortgage 800-346-8002 6.750% 2.50 6.500% 2.50 5.625% 2.50 7.125% 2.00 No income verification io» available, buying a new car. Kentwood Financial Svcs, 800-353-6896 7.125% 0.00 6.750% 0.00 N7Q N/Q 7,375% 0.00 - The 1997 Autograph Book is available in book stores, and AAACWJ offices. 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Application Tips Literature about air You can apply for a mortgage BeTore you find a house to buy. Here is a list of Average national mortgage rates documents you'll need to apply or a loan. bags is available • A hst of your financial obligatioas The "Who, What, When, Where, Why, • The addresses of your pajt two residences If you rented, include the name of your and How of Air Bags" brochure, "Air Bag landlord. If you owned a home, inelude the name of your mortgage holder, 8.00 • The names, addresses and phone numbers of all your employers for the past two 7.50 Safety Tips" card, and "Get Back in the 10 years. inch Safety Zone" ruler are the three new • Your most retent pay stubi for 30-days and W-2 tax forms for the past two years, 7.00 educational tools from AAA to help inform • Any documents that support vour claims of income from sources such as Social 6.50 Security, penuans, interest and' di idends. the motoring public of all aspects of air bags. • If you're self-employed, two cornplete tax returns for the past 2 years, plus financial 6.00 g-—^--- a = Air bags are designed to provide supple- statements for both the company a nd yourself, 5.50 mental protection in conjunction with the • A copy of your divorce decree aid settlement agreement if you're divorced and you 1-year AHM claim or are pajing alimony and c r child support, S 00 proper use of safety belts. The brochure and • Three months of original bank s atements and a written explanation of any large deposits. Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jar tips card cover, but aren't limited to, how air • The purchase and sales contract, if you find a house before you apply for a loan. bags work, why air bags should be used and when air bags should be temporarily dis- Information provided by The National Financial News Services. Rates are valid as of February 13, 1998 and are subject to change without notice. Contact lenders abled. The handy 10-inch ruler is a reminder directly for additional fees and services. APR calculation: loan based on $100,000 loan with 20% downpayment with no PMI; all applicable loan fees included. of the recommendations from National Check rates on the Internet - www.nfns.com. Highway Traffic Safety Administration and AAA that anyone riding in the front seat sit Lenders wishing to participate call (800) 939-NFNS at least 10 inches away from the air bag cover. SENTINEL, FEBRUARY 19, 1998 33 THE MARKETPLACE • Real Estate • Business • Auto • Classified •

"TAX APPEAL UPDATE" By Gloria Zastko REAL ESTATE TAX APPEAL MUST BE FILED BY APRIL J, 1998 Some New Jersey real estate may be incorrectly assessed and, therefore, over-taxed It is recommended that you carefully review youi 1998 Notice of Assessment, which you should now be receiving. Assessed value should not be confused with market value Under New Jersey law, a taxpayer who feels their assessed valuation may not be correct may appeal that The Realtor* You've Trusted assessment. In order to bring an appeal, taxes must be forover26}ears current and, in most municipalities, a petition must be filed with the County Board of Taxation no later than April 1st The information supplied herein should not be construed as legal advice and we strongly suggest you seek professional counsel if you feel you want to appeal your taxes.

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If you shop through the area, you'll ceilings and a variety of elevations that add LR, 2 large bedrooms with baths backs to woods & golf course' 2 find it has no competition." Call 732-297-7171 SBR4615 bedrooms and a great location' Call today' grace and a neighborhood feel. Call 732 297 7171 SBR4672 The Manors is set within Country The sales office phone is (732) 651- NORTH BRUNSWICK $229,000 7BR, 3BA raised ranch mint cond warm & NORTH BRUNSWICK $89,900 Woods, a community with winding streets, 0770. To visit from the north, take New homey feel frplc hrge parUlke yard new Gorgeous 2 BR, 2 bath full) loaded with furnace home ouyers warranty & more' extras Ground floor endunit close to cul-de-sacs and on-site recreational facili- Jersey Turnpike Exit 9 and proceed onto 1 Call 732 297-7171 SBR4616 transportation Cheaper than neu Call now' ties, including a multipurpose court and a Route 18 south to the Cranbury Road Exit. Call 712 297-7171 SBR4674 super tot lot. Families at The Manors will be Turn right onto Cranbury, proceed approxi- SOUTH BRUNSWICK $224,900 EXTRA LARGE LOT Backs open space' SOUTH BRUNSWICK $126,900 across the road from the Middlesex County mately four miles then turn left onto 3BR, 2 5ba colonial w/fin bsmnt Formal Wonderful 1 BR, 2 5 bath full basement Helmetta Blvd. Continue until the entrance LR & DR E1K, fam nn, cath master BR & duplex in Dayton All appliain.es inci Fairgrounds, with its soccer and ball fields, bath Excellent location Blue Ribbon schools' and close to other single-family homes into the Manors at Country Woods, on the Call 732-297 7171 SBR4628 Call 732 297-7171 SBR467'i priced from $250,000. The community is left, and proceed to the sales center. From RICHARD LENNARD the south, take Route 18 north to the Rues surrounded by secluded countryside, yet is Over 100 Offices in the close to the junctures of Routes 1, 130, 18, Lane jughandle, cross Route 18 and at the One New Road third traffic light, turn left onto Cranbury Metropolitan Region 9, the New Jersey Turnpike, 1-287 and the Kendall Park 08824 For a list of homes outside the MY Garden State Parkway. This road network Road. Proceed for about two miles, turn left Metro area visit our National web site offers easy access to New York City and to onto Helmetta Boulevard and proceed to the at http //www cQldwellbankercom New Jersey's corporate corridors, as well as sales center. ©1997 Cold well Banker Residential Brokerage Corporation An Equal Opportunity Company Equal Housing Opportunity All Offices Independently Owned and Operate^ 34 SENTINEL, FEBRUARY 19, 1998 O-J 7 Office*

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New 1998 Infiniti Q45 New 1998 Infiniti QX4 SATLRN § Payment examples based on 1998 SL with AC 5 spd, p/b, p/s 4 dr, Stk #880011 Vin #WZ118281, and MSRP of $11,995 Total payments/total cost $99x36=$3564/$6059 $129x36=$4644/$5939, $142x36=$5112/$5956, purchase option=$695710 License, title registration fees, taxes and insurance are extra Due at signing includes first month s lease payment pluh down payment and $495 acquisition fee Primary lending source must approve lease Mileage charge of $ 15 per mile over 36,000 miles Option to purchase fee $150 Lessee is responsible for excessive wear and use Delivery must be taken from participating retailer stock by 2 / 28 / 98 ©1997 Saturn Corporation CIRCLE X INFINITI A DII FERENT KIND of COMPANY A DITI EREN f KIND oj CAR Monmouth and Ocean Counties Exclusive Infiniti Dealer Saturn of Brunswick 300 ROUTE 36 • WEST LONG BRANCH,NJ • (732) 389-1200 Tbubiect to pnmoiy lender nppiovn! on new its \i\i s only. Bosed on dv monllutosed end we. lotpl due al-Lease 1500 Rt. 1 North Brunswick, NJ 41S-180S inception $l 249... ($0 down, $400 refse c dep, $450 oquisllion fee +1 si month payment), total of fee paypils:: SATIRN SALESM-F.v.,'9-9 SAT.,.:.9-6SERVICE'&PARTSM-W.....8-7THR&FRJ.....S-5SAT.....9-5 $15,561 +lax. 12,000 (Tii/yr; excess ml. @. 15C iher^qftet, Residwolvaiue: $19,3.37.85 PikeCs) mduiie(s) all cosls , to lie paid by uconsumei except foi licensing costs, teg fec|& loxes. Not iesp lot typos. Avaflhni 2/28/98. \ : 40 SENTINEL, FEBRUARY 19, 1998 WCTC-AM Presents The 5th Grade Spelling

Sponsored by: Wawa Food Markets WCTC has a strong educational commitment to its community. That's why we're inviting the students of Somerset, Middlesex, and Union Counties to join in on Central Jersey's only radio broadcast spelling bee for fifth graders with mid-day personality Liz Malta. Here are the dates of SPELL DOWN...Tune in and hear our school compete! * Wednesday, February 4th 10 am - 2 pm * * Wednesday, February 11th 10 am - 2 pm * * Wednesday, February 18th 10 am - 2 pm * * Wednesday, February 25th 10 am - 2 pm * * Saturday, March 7th 9 am - Noon *

The Spell Down will take place at WCTC studios. The Spell Down Finals -- Saturday, March 7th ~ wctc at General Cinema, Rutgers Plaza, Somerset. NEWS TALK RADIO Don't miss your chance to hear the talented fifth graders of Somerset, Middlesex and Union Counties. 145Q AM Central Jersey's Information Source