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JERRY WOLKOWITZMatthew Giacino, 8, sends bubbles flying during the South Brunswick Summer RecreationProgram at Woodlot Park on New Road Wednesday.

No. Brunswick CFO resignsVeitengruber to

become Keansburg'smanager, CFO

BY CRAIC_YETSKOStaff Writer

North Brunswick's financedirector will be moving onnext week.

Suzanne Veitengruber will beleaving her administration postJuly 13 to serve as borough man-ager and chief financial officer ofKeansburg in Monmouth County.

"It's a new challenge that 1 amreally looking forward to takingon," she said.

Veitengruber, who lives inHowell and has been aMonmouth County resident for25 years, said the job will be clos-er to her home.

She explained that the newKeansburg Borough Councilmajority swom in July 1 and

Keansburg Mayor PatriciaGilligan sought her out, addingthat she never had to submit aresume for the position.

Keansburg, considered a blue-collar town and known for itsamusement park on Raritan Bay,has a non-partisan form of gov-ernment. The five-member coun-cil holds elections every otheryear. The council picks themayor.

Veitengruber stated that aKeansburg campaign managerwho knew her through "localfinancial circles" sought her outand she was interviewed alongwith several others.

Mayor David Spaulding saidthat Veitengruber's position inKeansburg offers her moreresponsibility.

"I think she would like to havean expanded role," he said.

Spaulding has asked BusinessAdministrator Rob Lombard,who is a certified finance officer,

Ticketed pastor asksS.B. for police study

to give some thought to becom-ing interim finance officer.

In the meantime, he said asearch for a replacement will begin.

"I know we need a dedicatedperson for that role," Spauldingsaid.

Council President PeggyScarillo said that Veitengruberwanted more authority andresponsibility and Keansburg'sform of government was consis-tent with what she was lookingfor.

"She's a very capable person,"Scarillo said. "Keansburg is verylucky to have her," adding thatshe was a "valuable employee"and a "tremendous asset to thetown."

"I think the town is on a muchmore stable financial base than ayear and a half ago," Veitengrubersaid. "Things have definitelyturned around."

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Council prefers towait for the results

of police probe_BY CHARLES_W. KIMStaff Writer

T he majority of SouthBrunswick's TownshipCouncil members vviJl wait

until the Police Department com-pletes its own investigation into abias complaint before taking anyaction.

The Rev. Sherwyn James, 34,was stopped on Route 1 nearRaymond Road in the early morn-ing hours of June 17 and issued asummons by Patrolman MichaelRogers for delaying traffic.

James, who is AfricanAmerican and subsequently fileda bias complaint with the PoliceDepartment, asked the councilWednesday night to study thedepartment's record of "frivolous,minority and out-of-state driverstops.

"I have the right to travel theroadway unimpeded," said James,who is a resident of Queens, N.Y.

According to James, he pulledonto Route 1 south from the DaysInn where he stays on weekendswhile serving as pastor of theMount Zion AME Church on OldRoad and was stopped by Rogersabout a quarter mile down theroadway.

James returns to his home inQueens during the week.

James said that as he waspulling onto the highway, henoticed a vehicle traveling at ahigh rate of speed approaching inthe right lane.

In order to avoid a problem,James said, he pulled to the leftlane, allowing the oncoming carto speed by on the right.

The pastor said that shortlyafter moving to the right lane, hesaw a vehicle behind him, close tothe rear of his own NissanPathfinder.

"I was, indeed, in fear of mysafety," James said, explainingthat he thought it might be a car-jacker.

James said that he slowed,hoping the vehicle would pass.

At that point, James saidRogers turned on his police cruis-er overhead lights.

"I felt somewhat safe andsecure," he said.

James said he then pulled overand was met by Rogers.

James said that Rogers toldhim that he was traveling too slow,which like traveling too fast,might indicate a drunken driver.

James said that he offered totake a sobriety test, but Rogersdeclined to give him one.

According to James, Rogerstook his documentation to thepatrol car, returning with the sum-mons for delaying traffic.

James said that he questionedthe officer about the ticketbecause there were no other carson the road.

Rogers then told him that hecould "always find other things towrite a ticket for," James said.

"I felt that was a veiled threat,"he told the council.

An internal investigation intothe incident was started followingthe complaint, according to Capt.Michael Marosy

"We take these complaintsvery seriously," Marosy said out-side the meeting room.

Marosy said he could not com-ment on die specifics of the case,but did say that James' presentationto the council only represented one

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BODY ART — Carly Bassert, 9, uses her fingers to create a picture during theSouth Brunswick Summer Recreation Program atWoodlot Park Wednesday

Some residents,officials push for harsh

sentence for BillingsBY CRAIG YETSKOStall Wr ter

NORTH BRUNSWICK — A NewBumswick based appiaisei will lace themusic in Supenor Court on Monday

Anthony J Billings who enteied aguilty plea in connection with appiaisalsen ices he provided to the township in1996 and 1997 is scheduled to be senlenced b> Supenor Couit Judge JoyceMunkacsi in New Brunswick

The big question in this case is howstifl Munkacsi s sentence will be

Township officials were infuriatedwith the plea bargain between Billingsand the Middlesex County Prosecutoi sOffice

Billings pleaded guilt) to tatnpeiingwith government documents by submitting false lecoids and inspection repoitsto the township as part of his appraisalservices dunng the Noith Biunswick le-assessment

He also admitted not filing state in-come tax icturns in 1995 1997"and 1998

The Piosecutoi s Olfice conducted ayearlong investigation altei township officials alleged that Billings tailed topiopcrly inspect leal piopeity and provide necessarv documentation to suppoitthe assessments

Assistant Piosetutor Ronald Abio•uwit7 Mid isi m< nth hat

probably will receive a piobation sen-tence with no jail time and pav moiethan 412 000 in inteiest taxes and penalties

Council President Peggv Scanl'j saidshe could not begin to speculate whythe Piosecutoi s Office lecommended aprobationaiy sentence adding that shefelt the township had 'an an tight case

Allowing Billings to get away with[onlyj piobation is ridiculous she said

Some North Brunswick rtsidentssigned a petition asking the judge toimpose a stiftei sentence Mavor DavidSpaulding and the Township Council alsoasked the judge to leject the recommcndation of the Piosecutor's Officeand to prosecute Billings to the fullestextent

This is a man who stole horn thetown Spauiding said He did not do thejob he was paid to do

Spaulding who himself signed thepetition said Billings committed a bla-tant act of iiaud and stated that anvonewho steals horn taxpa\ers deseives asignificant punishment

At the June 5 council meetingCouncil Vice Piesident Paul Pappas said'Somebodv, s pla>ing Let s Make a

Deal in the backgiound Somebodj inthe Piosecutor s Olfice needs to wake upand smell the coffee

Eailv last month council membeisunanimouslv approved a icsolution au-thonzing Township Attorney DavidIlimmeln an to institute a law suit ajainsiB linns

Council votes 3-2for fourth adult

community zoneBV CHARLES W KIMStar \\ r t r

SOUTH BRUNSWICK — The Town-ship Council nairowh appioved a fourthPlanned Adult Residential Communitv(PARC) zone Wednesday, night

The council voted 3 2 to le/one a tiaeioft Old Road in the Little Rocky Hill sec-tion horn lesidentnl to PARC use Councilmembeis fed \ m Hessen and C irolBaiiett dissented

This will icduee childien in the schooli stem n is a positive lor the township

Deputv \lau>i Y\ ink Gambaicse said suppuun the change in zoning

ft' Biotlui wants to develop the pareel lu 00 ige-testiieted homes and hadplannei o seek ippioval to build 220 single i imii homes ll the zoning v is notchanged

This is [hi h inili aiej zoned foi adultlesidential use n fiu township The lotmerTownship C mm ie ited the new ?onein 199S Dcv elope aie hoping to constiuct 717 semoi housing units on the 334icres included in the fust thiee le/onedtiacts

Eailiei thi \ear the Planning Boaulvoted 6 } against changing the LittleRock\ Hill tiaet zoning

Van Hessen and Barrett s dissentingvotes dievv applause from the appioxi-mately 10 lesiilents piesent at the meeting

Residents in that uea oppose the commurtity

This change 'will iadically increase thedensity of that propei , Van Hessen said

Barrett said that v hile the town doesneed senior housing she looked at thecharacter' of the area

' I couldn t make inv decision based on

m\ feehng I want the area to stav charming she said in hei dissent

Resident Keith Rassmusen told thecouncil that the wetlands mapping on theparcel is inaccurate 1 he delineation is oitbv acres Rassmusen said asking thecouncil What is the lush '

Councilman Edmund Luciano said thatthe* 7oning change will help the townshipmanage giowth b\ pioviding homes whichwill not alteet the school population

Luciano said that if the zoning changewere not rn.'de the propertv would bedeveloped anvwav ind leminded the coun-cil of the miuunt spent b\ the school dismet in the last decade

We ire coming close to SI00 millnnin I decide Luciano snd

G imb itese said that the vote is not theend of the line for the issue because Toll

Biolheis still must piesent a pi m to LhePlanning Bond ind gun approval

Gambatcse Mid that when the developei goes in hunt ot that boatd things mavchange lesulting in a lovvei densitv if thewetlands estimate is viong oi roadchanges aie lequned

We as a township still win he ^iidPhnneis iesicwed the conceptual plans

I oi the othei three PARC sites 1 isi KillB\ion Hill developeis Cranbuiv un

veiled conceptual plans to build 252 mixedone and two stoi\ semoi citizen homeswith two cai garages on a 100 acre site oilot Stouts Lane

Kushner, developers of Florham Park(DKM/Westminstei Realt\) wants tobuild 205 one-and-i-halt stotv. loft-st>lesingle Jamil\ detached homes on a 119 7acie parcel within the PARC zone olf ofRoute HO and Georges Road Theentrance to the pioposed communitywould be oft Georges Road

The thud developei Baker Residential,wants to build 275 units on a 164-acre siteon Route 522

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encampment, is in townBY CHARLES W. KIMStaff Writer

SOUTH BRUNSWICK — A lostRevolutionary War encampment inMonmouih Junction may turn out to be alost treasure for South Brunswick.

The Township Council unanimouslyapproved a resolution Wednesday to see ifthe township can be included as a"Heritage Area.'"

Council members said that if the sitecan be officially recognized as the lostLong Bridge camp used by the ColonialArmy during the Revolutionary War, itmay help with their ongoing fight againstthe New Jersey Highway Authority's pro-posed Route 92 connector toll roadbetween the New Jersey Turnpike andRoute 1 through South Brunswick and theproposed commuter rail link betweenLakehurst in Ocean County andMonmouth Junction.

Councilman Ted Van Hessen said thatif the location of the site is just east of thejunction between the Jamesburg line andthe Northeast Corridor Line, it could be avery important designation.

"For a host of reasons, this is a verysensitive piece of property," Van Hessensaid.

The exact whereabouts of the campremains unknown, but it is believed to besomewhere in Monmouth Junction,according to a preliminary report byHunter Research, a Trenton historicalresource consulting firm which is alsodoing a township historic site inventory.

According to the preliminary report,titled "South Brunswick Township andThe Crossroads of the AmericanRevolution," Revolutionary-era maps andsoldiers' journals indicate the Colonialarmy spent one night at the farm beforeheading south to Cranbury in the swelter-ing summer of June 1778.

The report indicates that the 10,000

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Source: South Brunswick TownshipA 1745 John Dalley map of the roadfrom Trenton to Amboy, in the posses-sion of the New York Historical Society(above), indicates the location ofLongbridge Farm (circled). The map onthe adjacent page shows the majorRevolutionary War troop movements inSouth Brunswick.

members of the army crossed the state totry and cut off British forces which wereheading for New York.

On June 25, Gen.I George Washingtonset up his headquarters in Kingston, thensent his army down an older alignment ofRidge Road to a vast farm where theybriefly camped in a "flax field" beforemoving to Monroe, Englishtown, andFreehold where they fought the Battle ofMonmouth on June 28.

Historic Preservation OrdinanceAdvisory Task Force Chairman GlennDavis said that references to the site inletters and on old maps only give a vaguedescription of the area.

"There are some landmarks that arestill there," Davis said.

"It is a treasure hunt and jigsaw puzzleat the same time," he said.

Continued on the next page

_ - _ _CHARLES W.KIM

faign in fiont of a Gcotqcs "iopd home in South Brunswick marks the route of theO O i i amiy as it marchea TO ine Battle of Monmouth in June 1778.

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To Cranbury

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Davis said that if archeological evi-dence of the site could be located, the areamay be able to be designated as a heritagearea" through a national program spon-sored by the National Park Service.

Because the stay at the camp was sobnef, however, the chances of finding sig-nificant artifacts are remote, Davis said.

"There may be the usual trash and oLherartifacts." he said.

Davis said that such a designationwould be important to preserving thetownship's history.

Davis said that Rep. Rush Holt (D-District 12) is supportive of including thetownship in a Crossroads of the AmericanRevolution area which currently cuts apath through the state from Morristovvn to

Trenton. The area is a still-evolving her-itage tourism and preservation initiativespearheaded by the Northeast Region ofthe National Park Service and the stateGreen Acres program, according to theHunter Research report.

The basic concept is to create aNational Heritage Area within central NewJersey, including key locations and eventsof the American Revolution, according tothe report.

According to the National Park ServiceInternet site, a heritage area is a "settledlandscape" which tells the story of its resi-dents.

Although the areas remain in privatehands and do not require federal regula-tion, tours, festivals and museums can beheld through voluntary efforts coordinatedby the owners.

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SOUTH BRUNSWICK — Despite twopotential conflicts the Zoning Boaid continiiLd testimony last week on the pioposedDdllenbach Sand Co expansion

The Dejns Rhode Hall Road miningopeiation is seeking a vanance to expandinto the neighboung Heaw EquipmentOpeiators Tiaining Site

I he company first piesented the ap-plication to expand last tall

Zoning Boaid Attorney BenjaminBucca said at the beginning of the June 29meeting that two issues had ansen thatmight piesent conflicts tor the boaid

The lust issue deals with a boaid mem-bei and the second with lav\suits filed tryDaltenbach and the township

Toll Biotheis v\hich is icpiesented b>the same law fimi as Dailenbach is mtei-ested in de\eloping a piece ol land whichboaid member Bhaiat Patel has an inteiestin Bucca said Bucca did not explain whatthat inteiest is

Bucca asked Patel to excuse himselffrom the boaid meeting until he coulddetermine d theie were indeed a conflict ofinteiest We don t know all the tacts hesaid

Bucca said that if the attorneys dc-teimine that a conflict does not exist Patelwill be able to 'listen to the tapes of themeeting and vote on the application

Boaid Chairman Robeit Southw lck saidin his 14 years on the board he has alvva) sused financial dealings as a measuiing stickto determine whether a conflict ol interestexists

My feel is that if you aie not finan-cially invohed with the case in front of theboaid vou icallv don t ha\e a conflict hesaid ieiemng to the Patel situation

Gary Foishnei Dallenbach's attorneysaid that he concuired with Bucca in havingPatel sit out of the session so as not to takea risk in tainting the piocedures

The second issue howevei, may bemore complex

Dailenbach filed a lawsuit eaiher this•year accusing the township of placingunfair lestnctions on his mining permit by

piohibiting him fiom impoiting sand hornothei locations to mi\ with the sand hemines

Dailenbach Piesident Jack Whitman hasstated that the opeiation lequires him toimport the other pioducts in oidei to meetstate icgulations for mixing the sand

Whitman said that he imports between40-60 percent of the pioducts componentsto meet those guidelines

In lesponsc to Dailenbach s suit thetownship filed a counteisuit against thecompany claiming that the opeiation wasin violation of the township s mining ordinance b\ importing that much pioduct

Those suits ha\c been handled independenth horn the application until now

Accoiding to both attorney stateSupenoi Couit Judge Douglas Wolfsonsitting in New Biunswick met with thepaities sometime between June 26 27 for acase management conieicnce

Although neither Bucca oi Foishnerattended the conlcience both said that theywere advised that Wolfson askedDailenbach to piesent a 7onmg use application to the township loi the cuirentopeiation to see it it is a peimitted useundei the cuitcnt non-conforming variancethat the company has

If it is deemed not to be a peimitted useundei that variance b\ the township thecompany may need to appeal before theboaid toi anothei \anance foi the currentsite which nuj arfeel the decision on theexpansion application

Seveial members ol the boaid wonderedif the hcanng should pioceed

• I have problems continuing the hearingtonight with this question open boardmembei Bairy Nathanson commented

Bucca said that he did not know how thejudge's lequest might aflect the expansionbut said that the boaid should continue tohear testimony on the plan

All the professionals are heie he saidadding that the applicant would not be ableto complete his tesumonv and the heaiingwould still ha\e to continue

' There is no legal detnment to heaiingtestimony Bucca said

Bucca said that both issues had onlydeveloped in the 48 houis pnoi to the meeting, and that the attorneys would need timeto figure it all out

The next hearing on the application isscheduled foi Aug 18

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• Tennis camp openings are still available for the weeks of July 10-14 and Aug14 18 at Crossioads School for ages 4through teens The camp is designed so participants can gain skill and confidence andhave fun on the courts The high school ten-nis camp is Aug 14-18

• Gymnastics camps are ottered at SouthBrunswick High School from July 17thiough Aug 4 Childien age 3 through12th giade may participate in this class atthe air-conditioned high school gym

• "Summer Sports' runs July 17-21 andJuly 31 through Aug 4 at Monmouth Junc-tion School for children entering kinder-garten thiough second grade It piovidesinstiuction on the rules and basic skills ofball games and street hockey

• Lady, Yiking baskptbalj catnp runsiioln Jtth 17 21 artheliigh school gyfrffbt

girls entering grades 4-12 It will provide in-struction on how to impiove basketballskills, techniques and game experience

• Viking basketball camp runs from July24 28 at the gym for bov s entering grades 6-12 and July 31 through Aug 11 toi boysentenng guides 4-12 It will piovide in-struction on how to develop and improveskills and new techniques

• Lady Viking volleyball camp runs fromJuly 24 28 at Crossroads School tor girlsentenng grades 4-12 Fourth- through sixth-graders are taught fundamentals courtstrategies and rules Seventh- through-12thgiaders will develop and improve basicskills, sttategies and court etiquette

•Viking soccer camp i tins fiom Aug 21-25 at Crossroads School toi boys and galsenteung grades 7-12 The week includesdaily instruction, skill work, strategy andshooting drills

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Monroe, Jamesburgask township toend confusion

BY CHARLES W. KIMStaff Writer

SOUTH BRUNSWICK — Thetownship plans to poll Docks CornerRoad residents to see if they are will-ing to accept a road name change.

Because of confusion among truck-ers exiting the New Jersey Turnpike atexit 8A, officials in Monroe andJamesburg, in which a segment ofDocks Corner Road is located, haveasked the township for a second timeto change the name of the road.

Following the first request severalyears ago, the township chose insteadto improve signage.

"Many times people are confused,"Jamesburg Mayor Joseph Dipierriosaid in a letter requesting the change.

The problem, according toDipierrio, is that truckers looking forwarehouses on the South Brunswicksection of the road take the easternleg, which goes to Jamesburg, causingcongestion in that borough.

Docks Corner Road was a singleroadway until it was split in 1951 forthe construction of the New JerseyTurnpike.

The western end now runs fromRoute 522 to a dead end at HomeDepot in South Brunswick. The east-ern section runs from Route 535 to

coming to S.B. LibraryThe South Brunswick Library Chil-

dren's Department staff will read aloud thenew Harry Potter and the Goblet of Firebeginning in mid-July. The library is lo-cated at 110 Kingston Lane, MonmouthJunction. Please call after July 10 for daysand times.

The library also invites children andparents to test their knowledge on suchcharacters as Harry Potter, Muggles andothers. Weekly lists of trivia questions willbe posted in the Children's Departmentbeginning July 10. Awards will be given toparticipants who accumulate the highestnumber of points for questions answeredcorrectly.

For more information, please call (732)329-4000, ext. 285.

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Route 522 in Jamesburg.There are about 16 properties on

the South Brunswick segment of theroad, many of which are businesses.The Monroe/Jamesburg segment con-sists of mainly residential properties.

Mayor Debra Johnson said duringlast week's council work session thatMonroe is not willing to change thename of its section of the road, noting,"We also have residents on that road."

Deputy Mayor Frank Gambatesesaid that if the township decides tochange the name, it should be close tothe present name, with the word westor old added to the title.

"We should keep the name intactbecause it becomes costly to changeaddresses," Gambatese said. "And weshould ask our people."

Johnson also recommended thatSouth Brunswick ask Monroe andJamesburg if they would be willing tofoot the bill for the change if the town-ship decides to go ahead with it.

The issue of one of the townschanging the name of the road cameup in 1996, when Jamesburg policereported safety concerns about truckssometimes getting lost and stuckunder a railroad overpass in the bor-ough.

In a 1998 letter, Monroe TownshipManager Wendy Matson said the roadname also led to confusion over 911dispatch calls and other problems.

Based on a comparison of the num-ber and types of properties along bothsegments of the road, it was decidedthat the best solution would be forSouth Brunswick to change the nameof its segment.

But in July 1998, rather thanchange the name. South Brunswickofficials decided to improve signsalong Routes 535 and 522, directingthe trucks to the South Brunswick legof the road.

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NORTH BRUNSWICK — An oppo-sition group has been formed in responseto proposed zoning changes on Route 1.

Gary Hirsch and Ron Perl, co-chairmenof the North Brunswick Civic Association.announced the formation of the groupMonday.

Hirsch said the responses given at theJune 26 Township Council meeting aboutthe proposed rezoning "were clearly

designed to mask the governing body'sattempt to fast-track this proposal throughthe approval process.''

"It is shocking that in an era wheninclusiveness is becoming ever more com-mon in government, our mayor and coun-cil have chosen to address the issue in sucha way as to allow for only the bare mini-mum of public input." he said.

However. Council President PeggyScarillo said at the council meeting that thecouncil is interested in what the public hasto say.

Perl said it was "unconscionable" thaiSpaulding and the council have takenaction toward approving the zoningchanges without "mounting an effort toincrease citizen participation in the deci-

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siion process.•'When you Lhink of the impact these

changes may have on the township, such asincreased traffic.decreased open =space and contin-ued overcrowding,you have to won-der what our elect-ed officials arethinking andwhether or not wecan depend onthem to keep us in-formed on othermajor issues thatmay arise." hesaid.

The rezoningordinance, whichis scheduled for apublic hearingand second read- = = ^ ^ = = = =ing Monday, aswell as a possible vote on adoption, wouldchange the zoning of the DKM property onRoute 1 north near the DeVry Institute andthe former General Automotive propertyon Routes 1 and 130 to commercial.

At the June 26 council meeting, Scarillosaid the council may vote on the ordinanceor table it to study the matter further.

The change would be contrary to thePlanning Board's recommendation in lastyear's master plan revision that the sites beused for office/research.

R. Berman Development Co. of Trenton

"It is shocking that. ...our mayor and council

have chosen to addressthe issue in such a way asto allow for only the bareminimum of public input."

Gary HirschNorth Brunswick Civic Association

has proposed building a 485,000-square-foot retail complex, called the GatewayCentre, on the 52-acre DKM property, and

Woodmont Coip. of Fort= = = = = = = = Worth. Texas, wants to

construct a 124,729-square-foot retail devel-opment at the intersec-tion of Routes 1 and 130.

Hirsch said the newlyformed associationwould help increase citi-zen awareness and partic-ipation in the gov-ernmental process andalso engage the public ina debate about issues thataffect the quality of lifeof residents.

Scarillo said that she,along with the rest of thecouncil members, have

================= received calls and lettersfrom people on both

sides of the issue.Councilwoman Maureen Little said at

the June 26 meeting that she would notmake a decision on the ordinance until shehas heard from the public and has all perti-nent information relating to both plans.

Democratic council candidate MacWomack was the first resident to voiceopposition to the rezoning at last week'scouncil meeting.

He said the changes would affect thecharacter of the township and would turnRoute 1 into another Route 18.

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JERRY WOLKOWITZAn abandoned building at the intersection of Routes 1 and 130 might make way for aretail center (see plan below) under a proposed ordinance rezoning the property tocommercial, which is up for a Township Council vote Monday.

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A vacant piece of property along Route 1north, between Milltown Road and DeVryInstitute, North Brunswick, could becomethe site for a retail center if an ordinancerezoning the land to commercial is passedat Monday's Township Council meeting.

PHOTO BY JERRY WOLKOWITZ Gateway CentreNorth Brunswick

De Lucia appointednew S.B. school post

SOUTH BRUNSWICK — Longtimedistrict teacher and former Mayor VincentDe Lucia started his new position thisweek.

The Board of Education unanimouslyappointed De Luciaas administrativeassistant to SchoolsSupe r in t enden tSam Stewart at itsJune 26 meeting.

The positionpays $74,700 annu-ally.

According to DeLucia, the newposition will ad-dress several differ- Vincent De Luciaent areas, including working with teacherson improving instruction, supervisingteachers, and acting as a communicationsliaison for the district.

"I'm very excited," De Lucia said dur-ing his first day of work at the districtoffice on Wednesday.

"I hope to bring my skills and expe-rience to a different level," he said.

De Lucia started teaching high schoolEnglish in South Brunswick in 1972.

He then left the district in 1981 to workin the private sector for eight years.

De Lucia returned to the district as ateacher in 1989.

In 1994 De Lucia became a nationalboard certified teacher and a staff aide ofstudent affairs the next year.

De Lucia presently holds a master'sdegree in instruction and is currently tak-ing classes for a second master's in super-vision.

De Lucia said that with 100 new teach-ers entering the district next year, he willbe busy and will be working with fourteachers to help them become nationallycertified.

"We are one of the training sites for thestate," he said.

De Lucia said that he also serves as anadjunct professor at several local colleges.

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JEFF HUNTLEYFernando Garcia and Idrissiazzouzi Hamid do what Italian eateries do best at Bella'sLittle Italy in East Brunswick.

Try Bella's Little Italyfor Italian perfectionjJV JO-ANN^LAMON RECCOPPACorresponden t

T he Masciulli family has owned andoperared Bella's Little Italy for thepast 33 years. The family restau-

rant and pizzeria, located at 591 Route 18south in East Bains wick, has remained aconstant in an era that sees trendy eater-ies come and go with alarming frequen-cy. The reason for Little Italy's stayingpower is simple — great Italian food atreasonable prices.

The extensive menu lists just aboutevery traditional Italian dish ever con-ceived, each cooked to perfection. Someof the dishes take time, as entrees arenever prepared ahead of time. They areworth waiting for.

Simple fare such as pasta with buttersauce, garlic and oil, mushroom sauce,clam sauce (red or white), and marinaraare popular with diners, though patronsrave about die more complicated selec-tions such as penne grazziella (an inter-esting dish consisting of chicken breaststrips, broccoli, mushrooms, sun-driedtomatoes, and topped with roasted breadcrumbs) and the veal scallopini saltirn-bocca •— tender veal with spinach andprosciutto in brown sauce, topped withmelted mozzarella.

For those who have trouble decidingon just one dish, there is the seafoodcombo which includes shrimp, flounderand scallops that are lightly breaded anddeep fried; a pasta combination dinnerthat includes manicotti, stuffed shells, andravioli baked with tomato sauce andtopped with mozzarella cheese; or thefamous Little Italy's special platter whichcombines veal parmigiana, eggplant, rol-latini and spaghetti for an unforgettabledining experience.

Seafood lovers will be delighted with

die selections offered — mussels, cala-mari, shrimp and clams. For those whoprefer more exotic fish dishes, the filet ofsole puttanesca (filet of sole sauteed witholives, capers, garlic and anchovies in redsauce.) is irresistible. The chicken andshrimp angelina (chicken breast strips,shrimp sauteed with tomatoes, sun-driedtomatoes, and mushrooms in a delicatewine sauce) is also an excellent choicefor those with a taste for the extraordi-nary. All dinners include salad and fresh,hot bread. The entrees also include achoice of pasta or French fries.

Little Italy also offers a fine selection ofhouse wines and beers, as well as domes-tic and imported selections. Espresso orcappuccino is die perfect end to a lovelydinning experience.

There's still more to Bella's Little Italythan die fabulous full-course dinners —dieir pizza is legendary. Gourmet pizzaspecialties such as the meat lovers' pie(sausage, pepperoni, salami, ham andsmoked mozzarella), the chicken Marsala(breast of chicken sauteed with mush-rooms and Marsala wine), die toitellinialfredo (tortellini with a blend of parme-san cheeses, heavy cream and butter),and the Bella's Little Italy special (babyeggplant, roasted peppers, mozzarellaand imported gorgonzola cheese) arewildly popular with die regular patrons.

Of course, the true test of great pizzais die taste of the basic cheese pie. Withits perfect crust, tangy sauce, selectedherbs and spices, and a generous toppingof fresh, bubbling mozzarella, Bella's piesare, without exaggeration, the very bestCentral Jersey has to offer — just as theyhave been for die past 33 years.

For more information, call Bella's LittJeItaly at (732.) 254-6665. It is open from 10a.m. to 11 p.m. seven days a week.

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oine of the fondest memories ofmy Midwestern childhood centeraround fairs. Charities such as hos-

pitals in die Midwest stage fairs featuringring tosses, the penny pitch, clowndunking, wishing wells and bingo widiproceeds benefiting the charity spon-soring the fair.

Each county hosts a fair, usually inconjunction with local 4-H clubs, toshowcase livestock, produce, and do-mestic aits contributed by their clubmembers. Arcade games and carnivalrides attract children and adults alike.

Of course, the biggest and mostexciting events are the state fairs held atdie end of die summer. Winners fromdie county fairs compete for the tide ofgrand champion of the state fair.Commercial exhibits for everything fromtractors and farm supplies to telephonesand electronics fill gigantic exhibitionhalls. State fair midways are legendary indieir diversity of attractions. Giant rollercoasters, double Ferris wheels andantique merry-go-rounds vie with snakecharmers, belly dancers and games ofchance .

The common denominator for allfairs is the unique food. Pink cottoncandy, peanuts, corn dogs, snow conesand frozen custard never taste as goodanywhere else.

Somediing about the smell of thesawdust, the carnival lights and diechildhood thrill of winning a plush an-imal at a game of chance whet my ap-petite for fair food. I have never beenable to master the formula the sweet,tart, ice cold blend of lemons, sugar andwater diat makes a genuine state fairlemon shakeup a special treat.

Pork producers at state fairs havetents filled with tables where barbecuedribs and pork chops are taken direcdyfrom a charcoal grill and heaped onpaper plates. No matter how many ta-bles fill diose tents, there is certain to bea line of hungry customers waiting out-side. And no matter how many napkinsyou take, you are bound to need morefor all that sweet, spicy barbecue sauce.

Poultry organizations feature friedchicken with skin so crisp it crackles inyour mouth.

Odier tents sell giant sausages grilledand topped with onions and peppersthat are so juicy you cannot avoid wear-ing that juice on your shirt as well asenjoying it as it slides down your palate.

In my mind, though, die star of allfair food is sweet corn. From the tiniestlocal fair to die biggest, best state fair,you are sure to be able to find localsweet corn on every menu. There issomediing in that good, black Midwest-ern soil that makes the corn die sweet-est on earth. And die cooking method isdie result of generations of practice.

Fair corn is usually steamed on acharcoal fire until it is done to juicy per-fection. The husks and silks are thenpulled back from the ear of corn to givethe customer a way to hold die steam-ing ear without being burned.

Each eustomer is allowed to dip dieear of corn into a 5-pound coffee can ofmelted butter. Enormous shakers of saltand pepper are right next to die can ofbutter to be used as quickly as possiblebecause no one wants to lose a drop ofthe liquid butter on that ear of com.

The trick is to know when the cornis cool enough to eat without scorchingdie roof of your mouth, but not coolenough to have lost all of its melted but-ter. Believe it or not, a half-dozen ears ofcorn is not an unusual number for a truesweet corn lover to eat at a fair.

The next time you serve sweet cornto your family or guests, try cooking itdie state fair way. Buy the most recent-ly picked corn you can find, and soak itin a bucket of cold water for 2 to 4hours before cooking.

Meanwhile, preheat the charcoalgrill. After die corn has soaked, take itout of the bucket and shake off die ex-cess water. Leaving die husks intact, ar-range corn on the grill over indirectheat. Widi a gas grill turn off die burn-ers on the side where you place diecorn. With a charcoal grill, bank coalson all sides of die grill so the com canbe placed in the middle.

Close die grill cover and cook thecorn for 45 minutes, turning die ears af-ter 25 minutes. When die com is doneuse tongs to remove it from the grill andlet it stand on a platter for at least 5 min-utes. The husks allow heat to be re-tained so be sure to use oven mitts orpot holders when removing husks fromdie ears. Using a pastry brush, painteach ear of corn widi melted butter andsprinkle with salt and pepper.

If there is leftover corn, cut it fromthe cob and try using it in the followingMidwest-style corn casserole.

Dawn's Corn CasseroleFor Casserole:

2 cups fresh corn kernels1 l6-ounce can creamed corn1 egg1 box of corn bread mix1 cup light sour cream

For Topping:1 small onion, finely chopped1 1/2 teaspoons celery seed2 tablespoons butter1 cup shredded sharp cheddar cheese.Preheat oven to 350 degrees.Mix casserole ingredients and pour

into a lighdy greased 13-by-9 inch pan.Bake for 30 minutes.

While die casserole is baking, meltdie butter in a small skillet. Sautechopped onion and celery seed in themelted butter until the onion is soft butnot brown. When the casserole is fin-ished baking, mix the onion mixturewith the shredded cheddar and spreadover top of the casserole. Place thecasserole under a broiler for 5 minutesor until cheese is melted and casserole islightly browned. Cut into squares andserve.

Sally Siegrist is the owner of YourGalloping Gourmet personal chef servicein Pemneville. You can reach her atyrgalgourmet@aol.com or (732) 786-'0731.

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The winners of North Brunswick's 24th annual Fishing Derby display the prizes thatthey won at Boyd Ponds last month.

Kids hook 'em up at annual Fishing DerbyNORTH BRUNSWICK — Despite

rainy skies, township children baited theirlines to participate in the 24th annualFishing Derby at Boyd Ponds on June 18.

Prizes were awarded to children in fourcategories.

In the pre-kindergarten category, the"largest fish" prize was awarded toBrandon Shamy; he caught an 11-inch cat-fish.

Cameron Kaltschmid caught seven fishto win "the most fish caught" in the agegroup.

In the grades K-2 category, MikeMigliorino caught the largest fish, a 10-

inch catfish, while Kristen Peterson andSara Hart each hooked nine fish for thehighest total in the category.

For the grades 3-5 group, JessicaCrouch got the largest fish, an lW:-inchcarp, while Anthony Zeno caught 11 fishfor the most in the age group.

Mike Peterson caught a 13-inch carp,the largest in the grades 6-8 group.

An impressive 21 fish were hooked byShawn McCormick and James Foley, thehighest in the category.

The "Catch of the Day" award went toCarol Leigh Womack, whose winningcatch was a 14-inch catfish.

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NORTH BRUNSWICK — A longtimemember of the North Brunswick Board ofEducation has resigned.

Elizabeth Schneider, a 32-year town-ship resident, gave up her seat on the boardafter moving into a residence at theRossmoor adult community in MonroeTownship.

"It all happened so fast," she said of hermove to Monroe.

During her 19-year tenure, Schneiderserved as board president from 1989 to1990 and as board vice president from1981 to 1985 and from 1987 to 1988.

In addition, she was on every com-mittee associated with the board.

Acting Superintendent Bob Turcosaid Schneider has been a board memberlonger than he has been in the school dis-trict.

He called her a "child advocate" andnoted that she attended every functionhonoring students in each school.

"She has done a fantastic job," hesaid. "She will be sorely missecl by theboard and the community."

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"It's going to be tough to fill hershoes," Goldstein said.

Schneider explained that althoughboard meetings were not always the re-warding part of the job, she felt the mostenjoyable aspect of being a board mem-ber was attending school functions.

"I think that's important," she said.Schneider added that she was fortu-

nate enough to have a flexible schedulein order to go to the assemblies.

As a board member, Schneider said,she was there for the students and alltownship residents.

"'I never had a hidden agenda," shesaid.

Schneider became interested in boardmatters in 1970s, when North Brunswickstudents went to high school in NewBrunswick. It was becoming evident inthe mid 1970s that the township wasgrowing and that there was a need for ahigh school, she said.

"That's what really got me involved,"she said. "I didn't like the answers wewere getting from board members,"

As the decade closed, Schneider waselected to the board, and the rest, as thesaying goes, is history.

Toward the end of her tenure,Schneider was involved with the deci-sions to expand Linwood Middle Schooland to hire Superintendent Alan Elko,who recently resigned to take anotherposition in his home state.

In recent years the district has re-ceived several prestigious honors. Liv-ingston Park Elementary School was rec-ognized as a Star School, and JohnAdams Elementary School and NorthBrunswick Township High School havebeen named Blue Ribbon schools

Township residents always knew thehigh school was Blue Ribbon material,Schneider said, and it was nice to finallyreceive that distinction.

"I think that's a great way to leave theboard," she said.

Both of Schneider's children, AnnMarie Burke and Jim Schneider, gradu-ated from the North Brunswick schoolsystem.

Schneider's two grandsons, Jeffreyand Matthew, attend Linwood MiddleSchool and Judd Elementary School, re-spectively.

Schneider is a travel consultant atNew Brunswick Travel in NorthBrunswick. Before that she worked for15 years as secretary to the deputy war-den at the Middlesex County Adult Cor-rection Center in North Brunswick.

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S.B. youth enrichment courses have openingsThe following summer enrichment

courses sponsored South Brunswick Com-munity Education have space remaining1

• "Summer Fun" is a half-day programfor children entering K-2 giades Childrenengage in hands-on activities that will stim-ulate their desire to learn about the worldaround them. "Summer Fun" is held atIndian Fields School. Sessions will be heldJuly 24, 31 and Aug. 7 sessions.

• '"Academic Enrichment" is a morningprogram at Monmouth Junction Schoolwith spaces remaining in the weeks of July17-21. July 24-28, July 31 -Aug. 4 and Aug7-11 for children entering grades 1-4. Signup for all the sessions or just one The pro-gram is designed to let children have funwhile continuing to develop leading, writ-ing and/oi math skills while focusing oninteresting weekly themes Grades 1-4 cancontinue until 2.30 p.m. in the LunchBunch 2000 program.

• "Kindergarten Prep" — for childrenentering kindergarten in the fall. This is aone-week program (Aug 14-18) to helpchildren get ready for school in a fun-filledenvironment. Indian Fields KindergartenPrep will be held Aug. 28-Sept. 1.

• "Summer Surprises for Grades 5-8" —students entering grades 5-8 have choices forsummer mornings that include "Kids in theKitchen." "Arts and Crafts." "SuperScience," "Creative Writing," "AlgebraBasics" (week of Aug. 14 only), and more.Camps are held at Ciossioads MiddleSchool with three to five opportunities aweek from July 10 through Aug 18.

• "Theatre Explorations" is a two-weekprogram from July 31 through Aug. 4 vv herestudents in giades 5-8 will examine thebehind-the-scenes woik that makes a play awinnei. Participants will build sets, props,make costumes, reheaise and get a chance toenchant the audience

• "Music Camps" for grades 5-8 aie heldat South Brunswick Upper ElementarySchool Aug. 7-11 foi elementary band stu-dents (those who have been playing foi one\eai) and Aug 14-18 lor intermediate bandstudents (those who have been playing tortwo or three yeais). A concert performancewill be held at the end of each session.

For moie information, availability, or toregister for the above programs, call (732)297-7800. ext. 258. Summer Surprises 2000brochures are available at local libraries,South Brunswick stores and at the Board ofEducation offices.

S.B. Pioneer program changes meeting placeThe South Brunswick Department of

Recreation and Community Affairs will beholding a meeting of the Pioneer RecreationProgram on July 19 from 1:30-3-30 p.m.

The meeting will take place at the SeniorCenter in the art room during July andAugust. It will return to the CommunityCenter for the Sept. 6 meeting.

This new program is for physically chal-lenged resident adults, ages 21-55. The pro-gram offers participants a place to socializeand enjoy a variety of recreational activities,

arts and crafts, table games such as TrivialPursuit and Pictionary, and lefreshments.Participants are welcome to bring theirfavorite CDs and cassette tapes The pro-gram leader is Kathy Gratto.

To get on the mailing list for upcomingprograms, call Bonnie Bruccoleri, Depart-ment of Recreation and Community Affairs,at (732) 329-4000, ext. 671.

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T he North BrunswickTownship Council has ahig decision to make

Mond \) — whether to iczonetwo large Route I ti icts topave the v\a\ loi two commcrcial centers

Supporters oi the re7oningargue that tht township needsthe new commeicial latiblesto help keep piopert} taxesdown Thc\ argue that theotfiee/rcsearch zoning that thePlanning Boaid endorsed inthe mister plan last yeai is nota di awing caid an)more

Opponents sa\ ihc town-ship does not need any moiecommeiudl centeis and thatthe le/oning will turn the coi-ndor into another EastBiunswick Route IS Theyalso say commeicidl space ishard to fill

The last argument does notexacth hold watei since twocommeicnl de\elopcis aieknocking on the township sdooi to develop the fwo sites

The ie7oninj has alsobecome i political issuewhich is unfoilunate

Cntics ilso accuse the go \erning bod) of putting there7oning on the fast tiacksomething the council denies

Attei the public heanngwhich pionuscs to be spiritedthe council may decide not toict on the ordinance

Gnen the heated debatecouncil membeis need to actcautioush and consider thelong term impact on the tow nship The all GOP administta-tion also needs to listen carefully to the public and keepthe politics at bay

S.B/S lost encampmentI t s wonderful to sec the cnthu

siasm in South Brunswick forpieserv ing the township's his-

tonc pastWe just learned last week

about the lost Long Bridge

Re\olutionai\ Wai encampmentwhich appeals to ha\e been located in the Monmouth Junctionarea History buffs will be excitedto follow the township s searchfoi its Revolutionary era past

Hefpicommunity by helping community schooli he South BiunswickComniumt\ School thanksdie South Buinswick com

munit\ for its support in makingthe 1999-2000 school yeai ourbest ever More than 1 500 peopleattended Community Schoolclasses most oi which weretaught by area residents A bigthanks to all our knowledgeableinteiesting and haidworkmgteacheis

As we plan fall classes wewould like to lmite people toapply to be instructors Ourinstructois enjoy then topics andhave taught or led others as volunteers oi professionals You canjoin us it you have time talentand a topic of interest to otheis 11

your aie i nouce teachei we 11help you plan youi class We aielooking lor people especially toteach the following cookingciafts exercise landscape designand SAT math

South Biunswick CommunitySchool is youi school we aie anonprofit service of the SouthBrunswick Board of Educationfor all area people

Please call (732; 297-7800ext 273 if you aie inteiested Youcan contubute to the CommunitySchool earn money and have thejoy of passing on your skills toothers

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Hortb. primswicks TovmsVivp Council carefullyconsiders the, agenda for its history-mkwj4 b t before tn£

Thanks eKleniSeii to South Branswfeif ilhielic flssociatSon

T he spring recieation base-ball season is o\erTournament and South

Brunswick Athletic AssociationSummer League baseball is underway Fall ball is just around thecornei How time flies when\ou re having fun1

The board of directors olS B A A would like to say thank>ou to the following \oluntcersind oiganizations that helpedmake our spring recieation base-ball season a success

• The 98 local busi-ness/oiganizations that acted asteam sponsors and helped de-tray the cost of playingS B A A baseball

• Ihe 196 volunteei parentswho acted as team managersand assistants Without yourleadeiship and commitment ourprogidm would not work

• The parents who commit-ted to dm e their children to andlrom the games throughout thetownship

• The youth and adultumpires who trained andworked diligently to umpireover 728 baseball games

• Mayor Johnson and theTownship Council foi continu-ing to suppoit S B A A thiougha grant to help defray the cost

• The South BrunswickRecreation and CommunityAffairs Department for workingto coordinate use of fields andother maintenance issues

• The South BrunswickTownship Public WorksDepartment for actual heldmaintenance and installation olthe batting cages that S B A Apurchased for Reichler andSondek parks These cages willhelp the children develop theirhitting skills in years to come

• South Brunswick Board ofEducation for use of schoolfields and field maintenance

• The staff at SouthBrunswick Grand Slam forstuffing envelopes for us

Our board of directors consistsof 16 volunteers who put endlesshours into helping make the base-ball program in South Brunswicka success tor your childrenWhether it is soliciting sponsorscoordinating of team uniformsunpacking and repackaging equip-

ment bags in the loft, cooidinatingumpires, woiking to improve thefields ordering and delivering tio-phies to league piesidents cooidi-nating picture days oi acting as aleague president, these boardmembers deserve a big thank-youas well

Finally, in an effort to continueto improve our piogram weiecently mailed a suivey form tothe parent/guardian of each childwho played S B A A baseball tohelp us get better Selecting volun-teers to act on behalf ol S B A Aas a coach is not an easy job sowe re asking that you help us byproviding input on your child'sbaseball experience Being a vol-unteer coach is not always an easyjob Frying to keep everyonehappy while your childien learnabout playing the game of baseballis a challenge Please keep this inmind as you provide constructiveinput to us

Again, thanks to eveiyone for asuccessful spnng baseball season

Robert F LongPiesulent Bocnd of Dueitois

South BiimsnickAthletic Association

Writer praises No. Brans, council ind mayor lor a Job well-done

M ayor Spaulding and theNorth Biunswick

Township Council aredefinitely lighting lor NorthBrunswick 1 just want to saythanks foi then eftoits to clean upour finances and to find savings

wherevei they can It is so good tohear that they saved the taxpayers$24 000 by sharing animal con-trol with Milltovvn and another$30,000 shanng maintenancewith the Board of Education Thisis what Noith Brunswick so des-

peiately needed This, along witha tax cut, makes me glad I votedRepublican

Marion GilhlandNorth Brunswick

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s chairrndn ol the South BrunswickPlanning Boaid I d like to take this

. opportunity to make a mid-> earleport on the boards activities As e\eryinterested resident is keenly av.aie the activlties ol the boaid have far-reaching impactAs the actions ot previous boards haveshaped South Brunswick as we see it todayso will this boaid s decisions attect aspectsof our community Irom school class sizesand the flow of traffic through town to ourfuture quality of life

The Planning Board iscarefully scrutinizing lesidential development in SouthBrunswick Since January1999, the board has gi antedpichminaiy subdivisionapproval to only one single family residential home In that time not one multi-family dwelling has received piehminaryappioval This is a diamatic change frompievious planning boaids which over thepreceding decade on average appro\ed 640residential dwellings each year

Those thousands ot units that weie ap-pioved in the preceding decade aie still be-ing built Last year 549 lesidential units -which were appioved by pievious boards -weie built and occupied by new residentsCompaung die annual late at which previ-ous boaids approved iesidential units to thelate ot construction it 11 be some time betoie all those previously appioved units aiebuilt By then - thanks in laige pail to thisPlanning Boaid which applies the lull stan-daid of the law to pioposed development -oui township will be given a much-neededbreak from the explosive giovvth we ve allbeen trying to cope with That lespite Ihope will allow our town to catch its bieathhorn this building rush to provide superioreducational facilities for oui childrenaddress the traffic pioblems that have outciopped from overdevelopment and linplcment measuies that ensuie the tann andwoodland vistas we all chensh ait pieservedtor oui children and giandchilditn

At the same time the bo ud is being

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tough on development we are looking toshape the future look of South Brunswick Ipoint with particular pndt to the just fin-ished rezoning of the Route 1 coindor Theultimate effect of this effort will be to ensurethat Route 1 in South Brunswick does notdevelop in the same mannei as Route 18 inEast Biunsvvick or for that matter Route 1in Edison This rezoning effort ensures thisimportant gateway district will be built in anaesthetically pleasing manner and will pro

vide much more substan-tial buffers and greenspace than previouslyprovided foi

We can also point toquality-of life initiativesthat we ve undeitaken

We ve crafted the first railroad buffer ordinance in South Brunsw lck histon, which willensure builders provide sufficient setbacksiiom rails We ve inueased the requiredbuffers in the commerual zones so the quahty-of-hfe of our neighbors who live next tocommercial properties will be piotected

We re studying ti atfic patterns in tow n aspart of the master plan update process Themaster plan will be a guiding document forfuture growth in our town The traffic planwe re pi (.paring will provide leal woild recommendations foi toadwav and intersectionimprovements that will go a long waytoward making sure our commutes are saferand quicker

There aie many main important issuesthat the Planning Board is tackling on a itg-ular basis It is giatihing to see how muihwe ve accomplished in the 18 months I vehad the privilege to chair the board Morethan that, I m excited about tht woik thaticmams I think I can speak foi all membersot the board when I say we take oui dutv tothe town very seriously and oui pnmarv goalis to ensure our work helps to pieseive thequality of life we all enjo> a-, icsidents otSouth Brunswick

Fiank Anttsell is tht Planniiiij Bucudchairman and Dcmociatic candidate foi theSouth Biunswuk Township Council

Gome oui and support new Wortii Bronswictc ratableI hey le back — the [Paul] Mataccra/[George] Shamy team thatbiought North Brunswick 50 percent

tax increases and a convicted tax assessorwho cost the taxpayeis millions of dollaisThe team that put your tax money in a non-interest bearing account came to Mondaynight s council meeting to support theircandidates 'The New Democrats," who areagainst new iatables coming into town, iatablcs that will cut taxes for each and everytaxpayer

I think the people of North Brunswickspoke loud and clear when they voted in the

new Township Council Ratablcs arc justwhat North Brunswick needs to countei thehundreds of new homes being built thanksto the Matacera/Sham> team Without iatables vvho will be picking up the cost of education and services tor all these new iamilies'' The taxpayeis'? Ma>bi the Mat-aceia/Shamy team should have thought olthat when they were in power

Come out on July 10 and support the newratables and tell Matacera, Shamy and thencronies to go home

Nancy SternNoith Biunwuk

Ei-Piannlng Board ehairt remarks loo lifller too Safe'

I n his June 29 letter Gus Kuhlman said"Let's keep politics out of the rezoningof two properties m North Brunswick"

Since Mr Kuhlman, who was appointed byMayor Paul Matacera, was the head of thePlanning Board tor years, I wondei if hekept politics out of the overdevelopment inthis township I wondei if Mr Kuhlman eversaid "no" to a developei, keeping in mindthat we needed iatables to cover the influx offamilies in North Brunswick Did he everconsider open space for all the families hebiought into town1? I don't think so Anothermember who sat on the Planning Board withGus Kuhlman is the owner of moie than onestrip mall in North Brunswick, and seemedto favor the builders I wonder if Gus eveisaid no to stop malls in residential areas likeAaron Road Why is Gus concerned now9

He should have considered land use when hewas on the Planning Board Too little toolate Gus

He also stated that tax rates go up anddown, however my taxes have gone upmany times, but have never gone downWith the DKM and Woodmont propertiesrezoned for commercial [use], the taxpayerswill not only receive the 2 4 cent taxdecrease but an additional estimated $300to $400 tax cut tor each homeowner MiKuhlman, where would you put the ratablesm town7 Route 1 seems to be the right placeto me Stop playing politics Mr Kuhlmanand start thinking about the taxpayers youhelped overburden during your time on thePlanning Board

Debbie CantarellaNorth Brunsw ick

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The odd coupleby Neil Simonthrough July 16Bickford TheatreMorns Museum6 Normandy Heights RoadMornstowntickets $25, $23, seniors$22, students(975) 538 8069

Pippinmusic & lyrics by StephenSchwartzthrough July 23Paper Mill PlayhouseMillburntickets $36-$60(973) 376-4343

Twelfth Nightby William ShakespeareJuly 11-30N J Shakespeare FestivalFM Kirby ShakespeareTheatreDrew University campus36 Madison Ave Madisontickets $21 -$38(973) 408-5600

The Fantastickspresented by the PeddieCommunity PlayersJuly 12-15 at 8 pmJuly 16 at 2 p mWilliam Mount Burke TheatrePeddie SchoolHightstowntickets $15(609) 490-7550

Gerard Lebeda plays Che in Plays m-rhe Park " Evita July 12-22

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Continued from page 1Veitengmbcr said she spent many 60-70

hour work weeks, which were "draining"' but"got the job done."

"I know I'm leaving North Brunswickmuch better than I found it," she said.

Even before she replaced former financeofficer Kurt Cherry, evidence of financialmismanagement by the prior administrationsurfaced with allegations that millions of tax-payers' dollars had flowed throughBrunswick Bank and Trust in NorthBrunswick without generating any interestfor the township.

The 1999-2000 fiscal budget posed chal-lenges for Veitengruber as she had to straight-en out a S247.000 deficit in the constructioncode trust account and discovered a little over

$800,000 in deferred charges because ofovcrexpenditures of appropriations in 1997and 1998.

In the fall, the state Attorney General'sOffice entered the municipal building andsealed off financial records. Just prior to that.Veitengruber discovered that Cherry had pur-chased several expensive items, includingMont Blanc pens, an organizer and computerspeakers, at taxpayers' expense before he leftthe township.

When she arrived in North Brunswick,the entire administration's computer systemwas not Y2K compliant. As she leaves thetownship, a new computer network has beeninstalled, .software is upgraded and morefunctions have been computerized.

In addition, the municipal tax rate isexpected to drop from 69.36 cents to 67 centsper $100 of assessed valuation. This wouldmean a $44 tax decrease for the ou ner of theaverage township home valued at $182,000.

There will be plenty of work forVeitengruber to get done in Keansburg.

The application deadline for a com-munity development block grant isThursday: she will be attending a hearing onit Tuesday.

Since Keansburg is on a July-June fiscalyear like North Brunswick, the" budget is atop priority. Most of the state's municrpalitiesare on a calendar fiscal year.

Veitengruber said that Keansburg \ pre-liminary budget requests are in place: how-ever, public hearings that were supposed totake place last month did not.

Before coming to North Brunswick,Veitengruber .served as administrator andchief municipal finance officer in TabernacleTownship, a small municipality in BurlingtonCounty.

Prior to that, she served on the HowellTownship Committee and as their mayor in1991.

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Stephanie and Scott Mundry

Mundry-Remo1 tephanie Mane Remo, daughtei of. Caimine and Baibara Remo Jr of'Mdtawan, was mamed Apnl 15 to Scott

Thomas Mundiy son of Thomas and CathyMundry ol Jackson

Fathei John Scully performed the ceremoii) at St Clement's Roman CatholicChinch, Matav\an v,heie llie bride was gi\enin marriage by hei fathet

Maid ot honor was Karen Annetta ofStaten Island, N Y , friend of the bndeBudesmaids vveie Dina Galanti of StatenIsland Amanda Wood of Middletown LisaHartcnstemof Hazlet. Case) ictman ot IslandHeights and Colleen Kelly of Sayreulle

Best man was Michael Mundn of Jackson biothei of the bricLgioom [\hers v,ueCannine Remo ot Old Bridge biothei of thebnde J P Pollock oi Jackson Bob Harvey oiLakev\ood Doug Brustman of Lakewoodand Ciaig Goldbeig o£ Jackson

Aftei a icception at Meni Makers atWatei s Edge in Sea Bright, the couple left foia wedding trip to Aruba

The bude is a graduate of Geoigian CourtCollege Lakewood where she earned a bach-eloi s degree m education She is a thud giadtteachei in Sayieville

Hei husband is a giaduate of West VngmiaUniveisity, Morgantown vvheic he earned abacheloi oi science degiee in finance He is afinancial analyst tot Siemen s MedicalSvstems Iselin section of Woodbndge

The couple lesides in North Brunswick

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daughter Theresa to Adam Digho son olJohn and Marianne Digho of Whrppany

The lutuie bnde is a graduate ol SetonHall Unnersity South Change

She is employed with Prosuiance Bio-keiasze in Manhattan as an office manager

Her fiance is a gnduatc of CanisiusCollege in Buffalo N \

He is emploved as a hocke\ coach v ithN J Devils "1011th Hoekev West Orange

A November wedding is planned

Donna and Steve Parisi of Old Bridgeannounce the birth of their son JamesAndicw Ma\ 3 in St Peters UniversityHospital New Brunswick The bab\v eighcd 5 pounds 15 ounces and joins hisbiothei Nicholas 6 and his sisterJennifer 3 Giandpaients ai>. Jen)Maiabello of Brookivn N and Jane andAlphonse Pansi of the Clarksburg sectionof Millstone Godparents arc Janine DeLuc a of Monroe and Daud Pansi ot theDavton section of South Biunswicl

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First artists' festival, competition to be heldThe North Brunswick Cultural Arts

Committee will hold its first LocalArtists Festnal and Competition Thecompetition is open to North Brunswickresidents of all ages and is designed toshowcase the talent of local residents

I developed the concept of theLocal Artists Festival and

Competition so that members of ourcommunity would have the oppoitunrtyto display their talents and be recog-nrzed for their efforts by their friendsand neighbors" explained MartyAngstreich chairman of the CulturalAits Committee 'Hentage Daydesigned to foster community spiritseemed like the ideal venue for which tohold this event The Cultural ArtsCommittee is looking toivvard with thesupport of North Brunswick residents,to making this an annual highlight ofthe Hentage Day festivities

All entiies must be original artwork,copies of existing artwork are notsubmittable Entries will be judged andpn/es will be awaided in each ol thefollowing categories childien (ages 1 6and 7-12) teen (ages 13 18), youngadult (ages 19 24) and adult (ages 25and up)

We aie ad\crtising the e\ent in ad-vance so that residents ha\e theopportunitv to woik on piojects over thesummer sard Leslie Golden directoi

of Human Seivices The rnrtiallesponse has been ovciwhelmingly pos-itive we ve e\en received our first sub-mission The Cultuial Arts Committeedid an excellent job in identifying aninclusive progiam that appeals to iesidents The competition reaches aciossall age groups and it is a local com-petition so e\en those who are not'Rembrandts in training' can still submit projects and join in the spirrt of theprogram

Entries for the competition can bebiought or sent to the Department ofHuman Services located in theMunicipal Building, 710 HeimannRoad Theie is a $5 entry fee for all artwork submitted All entries must bereceived no later than 4 p m on Sept 8Judging will take place at Hentage DaySept 16 The competition will bejudged by membeis of the committee aswell as some local government offictals

Said Angstrerch "As a communitywe should take ever} oppoitumty to cel-ebrate the talents and achievements ofour friends and neighbois and to recog-nize then accomplishments and theirabilities The Cultural Aits Committeeis dedicated to making that happen

Applications are a\ailable at theDHS office oi call (732) 247 0922 ext475 lor moie information

The South Brunswick Farnih"i \iLA h is mnounccd this \cai s fourthannu il Summer Carnival and Famil\Festival will be held lulv 11-16 Thissi\-da\ event will be hosted bv theCrossroads School on the coinei ofKingston and Majoi roads in SouthBiunsvvick Amusements of Americawill be pioviding over 25 feature ndesand attractions lor kids ol all ages

The cainnal also leaturcs showsbands lood games ol chance and more

The Little Rocky Hill Volunteei FneCompany on Route 27 in Kendall Paik isseeking vcndois for its indoor/outdoor

This event is the South Brunswick Fimih YMC-\s 1 iige-it fund uuser foi the\ear Piocceds liom the event enable the\ MCA to piowde youth and familypiogiains to o\ei 2 000 families

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Following a motor vehicle accidentircoA Velastegui 45 of East Windsor wasested on June 24 at 11 54 p m on Route0 and Finnegans Lane for driving whileDxicated He was processed and releasedUnknown suspect(s) stole various itemsrth approximately $1 000 including a radarlector battery charger floor jack and ater pump from a Woodland Avenue resi-ice between 11 30 p m on June 29 and 51 on June 30Louis Svelec Jr, 30 of Noah Road wasested on July 1 at 12 30 pm at a Lukeve residence and charged with criminal.chief and obstruction of justice after heortedly threw a brick at a 1995 Hondaslec was remanded to Middlesex CountyJit Correction Center in default of $10 000IA cellular phone, worth approximately)0 was stolen from a 1991 Chevrolet con-tible parked on North Oaks Boulevardween 8 p m on June 30 and 9 30 a m onMUnknown suspect(s) stole a computerop worth approximately $500 from a=sau Street residence between 2 50 andD pm on July 2Martin Okach, 30 of Philadelphia was>sted on July 1 at 1 16 a m at the Jerseynue and Route 1 ramp and charged withing while intoxicated, careless driving,ing an open container of alcohol, failure to>ect and lights required He was releasedus own recognizanceFollowing a motor vehicle stopgbenga Mosaku, 30 of Morris Plains wassted on How Lane at 5 51 a m on July 4contempt hindering apprehension pre-ting an altered insurance card drivinge suspended and possessing a fakeranee card He was transported to head-rters processed and remanded tojlesex County Adult Correction Center inlult of $3 000 cash and no 10 percent

SOUTH BRUNSWICK\ Blossom Circle resident reportedher cell phone and radar detector val-at $450, were stolen from her vehicleetime during the night of June 15-16\ 1964 Fender guitar valued at $9 000reported stolen from the front porch ofleans Lane residence sometime on; 2 According to the police report thejr was shipped via Federal Expressi Rumbleseat Music, East Windsor toDeans Lane home A driver for Federaless told police that the package con-ng the guitar was left on the porch ofresidence at 10 am on June 2 TheJent dtd not receive the package,irding to the report Police are investi-'9L John Deere bulldozer valued at000 was reported stolen from a con-:tion site at the intersection of Routeand Georges Road sometime duringlight of June 26-27olice charged William W Schwartz-n, 41, of Spotswood with driving whileicated on Route 130 at 5 07 p m on1 He was released on his own recog-icewo New Brunswick residents were

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nbor called police at 8 50 p m on June9porting suspicious individuals in the3 of a friend When police arrived theythe pair, identified as Jtmmy Reid 40,Styshon Halker, 26, allegedly packag-ine of the substances The pair was3d in the Middlesex County Adult9ction Center in North Brunswick,in default of $2 500 bail with no 10

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A s ihe American Legion SeniorLeague's season winds down, eachteam has a bevy of games in the

next week and a half.South Brunswick, with a record of 8-5

as of Monday, will play a home-and-awayseries against Piscataway today and tomor-row, followed by a doubleheader vs.Edison on Sunday.

A string of victories this weekendcould significantly help the team in thestandings.

According to Coach Tony Cosumano,the end of the season will certainly decidewho the league's best and deepest teamsare.

"There is no rest for the weary arms,"he said.

During the season, the SouthBrunswick team has had its "ups anddowns," according to Cosumano. How-ever, the team has played relatively wellthroughout the season, and is now in posi-tion to end the season on a very high note.

One of the season's highlights occurredwhen the squad defeated one of the topteams in the league, Clara Barton, 7-5, fol-lowing a three-game losing streak.

Cosumano said that Matt Vibronekpitched five strong innings in the victory.

A down moment happened on Sundaywhen they faced 8-2-1 Iselin for first place.

In a tight contest, South Brunswickcame out on the losing end, 2-1, despiteplaying very well against the league's topteam.

Cosumano explained that some base-running decisions cost the team a tie andpossibly the victory.

"We took a few chances we shouldn'thave taken," he explained.

Before the start of the season, the threegoals that Cosumano's team had set foritself were to win the league, make theplayoffs, which begin on July 17, and com-pete in the state tournament.

At this point in the season, whetherthey reach those goals depends largely onthe results of this weekend's games.

A key component of the team's successhas been its pitching.

South Brunswick has plenty of armswith 12 out of the 18 players on the rostercapable of pitching.

Chris Clancy and Michael James havebeen the most consistent hurlers both with2-1 records.

Cosumano said that James throws a lit-tle harder than Clancy, but explained thatthey are similar in their respective pitchingstyles.

Brian Sock, a freshman at SouthBrunswick High School, has been a rock inrelief, giving up only two runs in just over10 innings.

Cosumano stated that the key to Sock'ssuccess is that he throws strikes and is notbothered when there are runners on base.

The team's offense is led by JimColeman, who is also a pitcher. Colemanhas been the team's most consistent hitter,batting around .500.

Catcher and infielder David Payne hasbeen a soiid RBI man and has deliveredkey hits for the team, Cosumano said.

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JERRY WOLKOWITZFOLLOW THE LEADER— IVIembers of the Willows Swim Club team in SouthBrunswick practice their freestyle swimming last Friday in preparation forSaturday's meet against the Grand Centurions of Clark.The meet ended in a135-135 tie.

Area's top wrestlers to compete in O.B. festival3Y WARREN RAPPLEYEA' (aff Writer

T he 26th annual Old Bridge WrestlingFestival will kick off with two campson Monday and culminate with 12

ndividual tournaments on July 22, 23 and5 0 at the Old Bridge Arena.

Greg DeMarco, director of the festival,s expecting a record field of about 1,200;ompetitors, up from 1,100 last year.

And as always, DeMarco and his crack;rew ot organizers have come up with ae ty new twists.

First, the 12 tournaments will be spread*Ver three days instead of four. A newvent, the East Coast Summer Duals for

>(Jt-of-state high school teams and clubs,^ s been added to the program, and thevids Camp is set for next week.

The growth of the Central Jersey Duals^essitated the creation of the East Coast

Uals, DeMarco explained.With the Central Jersey event open to

^ teams, it filled up rapidly with squads|'om Old Bridge, East Brunswick, South, ^infield and other nearby communities,t fee is $75 For details, contact Ron

Mazzola at (732) 679-3302."This whole thing started out as a local

event," DeMarco said. ''It's grown so muchthat we wanted to do something to makesure our supporters from other stateswould be able to participate in moreevents.

"Each year we put together a report onthe event to try and determine what wecould do better, and this was one of theareas we targeted," he added.

The main attraction continues to be theindividual tournaments, which begin onJuly 22.

Events slated lor that day includeFuture Champions, open to grapplers fromeighth to 1 lth grade who took fust, secondor third place at an NJSIAA district event;High School Freestyle foi eighth- to 12th-gradcrs; Open Freestyle; and Masters Col-legiate for wrestlers 30 yeais and older.

July 23 events include Elementary forwrestlers in sixth giade and under; JuniorHigh School Freestyle for sixth- throughninth-graders; High School Team Tourna-ment for eighth- through 12th-graders(wrestlers can compete unattached); andOpen Collegiate.

The festival concludes on July 30 withfour more events: Junior High SchoolScholastic, High School Scholastic, HighSchool Greco-Roman and Open Greco-Roman.

Weigh-ins will run from 7:30-9 a.m. onthe day of each event. Fees are $12,payable at the scale.

Competition will begin at 10:57 a.m.Weight classes will be made up after theweigh-in under the Madison system.

If possible, there will be 16 wrestlers ineach weight class. There will be no seed-ings

All wrestlers are guaranteed at least twomatches in the double-elimination tourna-ments. The hair rule will be in effect, andsudden death overtime will be used

Champions in each division will receivetrophies and runners-up will receivemedals. Interestingly, the tournament, orig-inally known as the Madison TownshipWrestling Festival, created the weigh-in atthe scale system now used at many tour-naments throughout the country.

"We never called it that," DeMarcosaid. "But we started seeing other tourna-ments refer to it as (he Madison system, so

now we're finally using it too."DeMarco said that about one-third of

the competitors are from Middlesex andMonmouth counties, another third fromother areas of New Jersey and the finalthird from other states

The director said he expects competi-tors from more than a dozen states and atleast two from Canada.

"It's a great opportunity for our local ornearby kids to roll out of bed, come downto the arena and go up against top-notchcompetition,*' DeMarco said. "This iswhere the competition kind of comes tothem."

The camps begin Monday at the JonasSalk Middle School. The high school campruns through July 14 fiom 9 a m. to 3 p.m.Cost is $90 and includes a T-shirt.

The Kids Camp, for third- throughsixth-giaders, runs through July 13 from 7-8:30 p.m Cost is $45 and also includes aT-shirt.

For more information, contact the Parksand Recieation Department at (732) 721-5600, e.xt. 4999, weekdays between 9 a.m.and 4 p.m., or visit the tournament's Website at www.OBWF.ora.

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JERRY WOLKOWITZChuck and Ginna DiLeo, of Manalapan, watch as their sons Vincent, 12, Patrick, 9,and Johnny, 4, practice their golf swings at Knob Hill Golf Course in Manalapan onFriday. The DiLeos operate the Junior Golf Competition Association of New Jersey.

BY TIM MORRISStaff Writer

'here's something to be said for com-petition in any sport.

Charles and Ginna DiLeo learned thiswhen their 12-year-old son Vincentinformed them all that he and his brothers,9-year-old Patrick and 4-year-old John,ever did was play practice rounds of golf.They never competed in golf tournaments.

When the DiLeos, who live and playgolf at Knob Hill in Manalapan (Charles isan avid golfer who has won club champi-onships at Glenvvood Country Club), real-ized that there were only two or threeProfessional Golfers' Association (PGA)sanctioned events for their children's agegroup each year, they decided to do some-thing about it.

They created a Junior Golf Competitionwith the idea of giving junior golfers atournament each week throughout thesummer.

After going through all the paperworkrequired to incorporate, the DiLeos turnedto the golf courses in Monmouth andMiddlesex counties to see if they could getthe venues for their tournaments. Theywere told it wouldn't be easy.

"'When the golf courses heard that thetournaments were for kids, they were eagerto help out," said DiLeo.

That put the Junior Golf CompetitionAssociation of New Jersey in gear and itmade its debut on June 26 at theTwinbrooks Golf Course in Neptune.

"There was an overwhelming re-sponse," noted DiLeo. "'A lot of golfers andtheir parents showed up."

The junior tournaments are played overnine holes in four age groups: 8-year-olds,9-10-year-olds, 1 l-"l 3-year-olds," and 14-17-year-olds. Those children ages 8-13must be accompanied by a parent or anadult.

The initial foray into junior tourna-ments was a success in more wavs than

one for the DiLeos as Patrick DiLeo wonthe 9-10-year-old division, carding a 39.He won by five strokes over runner-upRyan Harvey (44), with Zachary Grosscoming in third (45).

Chuck Anttonen won the 11-12-year-old division with a 31, one stroke betterthan Robert Gross (32). Third place wentto Jonathan Abramson (40).

In the 14-17-year-old division, RonnySimpson; Pat Politan and Greg Martz Jr. allshot 34s.

In the two-hole playoff for first,Simpson prevailed. Second place went toPolitan and Martz was third.

DiLeo credited the Tiger Woods frenzyfor increasing the number of young golfersparticipating in the sport.

•'Vincent told us that Tiger Woods1

book inspired him," she said.The next stop on the summer circuit

was yesterday in Jackson at the PineBarrens Golf Club.

The remainder of the schedule is as fol-lows: Tuesday, Knob Hill Country Club,Manalapan (3 p.m.); July 20, Peddic GolfCourse, Hightstown (8 a.m.); July 27,Battleground Country Club, Manalapan(10 a.m.); Aug. 3, Cranbury Golf Course,West Windsor (2 p.m.); Aug. 15, EagleRidge Golf Course, Lakewood (2 p.m.);Aug. 21, Glenvvood Country Club, OldBridge (12 p.m.); and Aug. 24, WoodlakeCountry Club, Lakewood (1 p.m.).

The championship finals will be onAug. 31 at Forsgate Country Club, Monroe(1 p.m.).

Golfers must have participated in fourevents during the summer to be eligible.

With this year's competition off to agreat start, the DiLeos are already lookingahead to next year with the goal of expand-ing it throughout the state and perhaps cre-ating regional tournaments.

For more information on the 2000Junior Golf Competition call (73^) 446-7777.

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Is seeking an outstanding professionalfor the following position:

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