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______BY MARILYN PUFF______court administration offices, which have been moved adjacent to the court room. Staff Writer The police portion of the wing also C ulminating three years of plan includes a new and separate officer-in- ning, the Middletown Township charge or shift commander/line-up Committee on Tuesday was room, adjacent to the cell block, plus a scheduled to dedicate a new public safe new female officers’ locker room. ty wing at town hall. It represents the “most significant “It’s like a dream come true,” and “it change in 20 years” at the municipal is going to help operations tremen building, Fowlie said. dously,” Police Chief William Fowlie The entire wing is connected through said Friday at Mayor Joan Smith’s a new interior corridor to the front of the monthly press conference, where the court room, enabling the municipal dedication was announced. court judge to go directly into the court The dedication was held at the open room without having to pass in front o f ing of the committee’s 8 p.m. workshop jail cells. There is also a small confer meeting. ence room for attorneys and their The centerpiece of the approximately clients. 1,200-square-foot area — which in It brings “to fruition” a plan set in cludes a 600-square-foot addition at the motion in 1992 to address “problems of rear of the Kings Highway building — radio deficiencies, space limitations and is a state-of-the-art police radio dispatch modern communications needs,” said center. Mayor Smith. The new digital radio system was The changes are based on the rec slated to be up and running Tuesday. ommendations of a public safety com Amanda Mackenzie, 21 months, drove all the way out from Staten Island with her The reconfigured and expanded munications task force, which included family this past rainy Saturday in order to find the perfect pumpkin at Casola wing, which is located along the center Fowlie and others concerned with police Farms, Route 34, in Holmdel. (Photo by Rich Schultz) of the building, between the court room communications. and former court offices, will also house Continued on page 10 Patchy pum pkin
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______BY LAUREN JAEGER______according to Scott Zisko, the owner. But a person expecting a colossal Staff Writer pumpkin may leave in disappointment. B ecause of the drought, the plump “The average pumpkin is about 15 to 18 orange squash that whisper in pounds this year, but they were 20 to 25 silence “Halloween is lurking pounds last year. We only have about 70 around the corner” are more expensive this percent of our crop,” Zisko said. “But I year and quite a bit smaller in size. kept the prices the same as last year.” W hile pumpkins are still plentiful, the The pumpkin patch is planted in the crop has been down by about 20 percent middle of June, using seeds. They are because of the drought, much to the cha ready in the first week o f September. grin of local produce vendors. Pumpkins, once picked, last for months, The local vendors, however, expect according to Zisko. crowds to clamor for pumpkins, as they However, one must be careful not to have in the past. break o ff the stems, or they will slowly get T Z Greens, un Route 35 in Holmdel, mushy and deteriorate. has pumpkins and at the same price as last Frank Lucarelii, owner o f Dearborn year — 39 cents a pound. Farms, Route 35 in Holmdel, said his In addition, on weekends, for $1 a per pumpkins are 39 cents a pound this year, Marty Williams looks to shake a tackier in Matawan High School’s 21-10 win son, people can walk through the haunted which is a dime more than last year. over Freehold Borough High School on Saturday. greenhouse and get the scare of their lives, Continued on page 6 (Photo by Rich Schultz) INDEPENDENT, OCTOBER 11, 1995
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MUSCLE MAN — Gino Maggiani tries to decide which pumpkin he wants Saturday at Casola Farms’ pick- your-own pumpkin field on Route 34 in Holmdel. (Photo by Rich Schultz) Leonardo High School classes of 1920-28 recently reunited. Page 18 Two groups advocate positions RECULAR FEATURES BY PAUL GENTILE could “lose hundreds of thousands of dol Advisory Board; John McGinty, retired lars each year in franchise taxes” and that Aberdeen police chief, among others. • C a le n d ar Page 28 Correspondent the “ legal and consulting fees alone could While the A TA ER is attempting to • Classifieds Page 59 run in the millions of dollars.” The letter sway the tide against passing the referen ABERDEEN — John Courtney of also states that the township would have to dum to be presented on the Nov. 7 ballot, • Editorials Page 24 Courtney and Associates, Ohio, was to spend $30 million to build, run and man another group, known as Citizens for present the results o f its study on the pro • L e tte rs Page 24 age the electric company, but it fails to Lower and Efficient Electric Rates posed township electrical distribution • Milestones Page 52 state how that figure was determined. (C LEER ), also mailed residents a letter plant to the council at a special Tuesday The letter was paid for by JC P& L, the advocating residents to vote “yes”” on • Obituaries Page 53 meeting, but some residents have chosen township’s current power distributor and Nov. 7. That group listed on its letter • Police Beat Page 51 not to wait for the results and are already the entity that stands to lose millions of some representatives of Anchor Glass, the rallying for or against the referendum. • Real Estate Page 54 dollars if the township forms its own dis township’s largest rate payers and largest A group called the Aberdeen • S p o rts Page 55 tribution system. JC P & L has stated that it consumer of power that initiated the cur Taxpayers Against the Electric would take legal action if the township rent proposal. Anchor claims it can save • Yesteryear Page 49 Referendum (A TA ER ) mailed residents a passed the referendum. $2 million a year if the township goes four-page letter explaining why it is op Interestingly, the A T A ER consists of ahead with the proposal. posed to the township forming its own Phone numbers: many residents who are active in the day Mayor Brian P. Murphy is disap power distribution system. Editorial 254-7000 Ext. 226 to day operation of the township, includ pointed that the two groups are trying to Like many figures that have so far FAX 254-0486 ing Ed Loud, chairman of the Aberdeen influence public opinion without hearing been tossed around either for or against Circulation 254-1755 Planning Board; Jim Connelly, chief of all the facts. forming the distribution system, the Display Advertising 972-6740 Ext. 220 the Aberdeen Fire District Number 2; Jane “People should keep an open mind. A T A E R presented broad, unsubstantiated FAX 254-0256 Johnson, chair of the Aberdeen Recreation numbers. The letter states that Aberdeen Classified 1-800-660-4ADS Continued on page 16 Classified FAX 432-0016 D oyle drops out of com m ittee race
Independent wife going through college, it was just too said, and was unsure of laws governing Name still on Nov. much.” such an occurrence. E d ito r 7 election ballot Doyle made his decision Sept. 29. Clerk Doyle’s withdrawal leaves E. Chris Paul Fiorilla of Elections Bertha Sumick said she Leonessa, 8 Beechwood Court, as the lone H A ZLET — Democratic candidate received notification Oct. 4. Democratic contender against G O P incum Sports Coordinator Peter Doyle Jias.withdrawn from this year’ s Lindsey Siegle “It’s a loss. It’s going to hurt,” said bents Marilyn Colas and Don Malloy for Township Committee race, leaving his Democratic Chairman Andy Bace. the two, three-year seats. party with only one candidate for the two Executive Editor However, he remains confident that voters The five-member committee has been available seats. Gregory Bean who had already made up their minds to all-Republican for a number of years. Doyle, 8 Appleton Drive, notified the P u b lish er support Doyle will still do so, giving the This is the second year in a row that the county clerk o f elections o f his withdrawal Democrats that seat. Democrats have lost a candidate close to the Kevin Wittman last week. However, it was too late to “If folks were going to vote for Peter election. Last year, the candidate withdrew remove his name from the Nov. 7 ballot, Doyle before he withdrew, I think they’ll before the ballots were printed. A Greater Media Newspaper since they have already been printed. vote for that slot anyway,” said Bace. This year, the deadline to withdraw was D oyle, who announced his desire to run I f the Democrats do win the seat, they Sept. 20. k VI VERIFIED in February and has been relatively active in A m AUDIT CIRCULATION will submit three names to the Township Doyle plans to remain a Democratic the campaign arena since that time, cited Committee, which will select one to serve committeeman. “ It ripped my heart out,” he The Middletown Independent is published time constraints and family responsibilities until the next election, according to Bace. said, “ to have to do this. W ednesday by the Greater Monmouth as his reason for withdrawing. Publishing Co., Edgeboro Road, East Sumick said it would be unusual for a Bace said campaign signs with both can “I really tried my best to work things Brunswick N.J. 08816. First-class mail sub candidate who has withdrawn to win an didates’ names had already been ordered. scription available at $72 for 26 weeks, 40 out,” he said. “W ith three children and (my) election. She has never had that happen, she cents a copy. — Manlyn Duff L L I - 2 SLMON*"-" O SALOM - K2 - KIS S
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D issolving ATM UA on Oct. 17 agenda
BY PAUL GENTILE GOP members should run on the Nov. 7 ballot for four open council seats. Correspondent ■ And Rizkalla recently filed harassment charges against Murphy, claiming that ABERDEEN — Repeatedly stating Murphy left threatening messages on his that reducing the cost of township services answering machine. is one of its primary goals, the Township Murphy said he does not know which Council is getting ready to decide the fate way the council will vote on the issue, but of the Aberdeen Township Municipal he is still a proponent of dissolving the Utility Authority — a move some officials have said will save the rate payers money ATMUA. on their sewerage bills. “The information is on the table and, The ATMUA and the council met last frankly, I haven’t seen or heard anything week at a special meeting for the first time to change my mind that the ATMUA since the dissolution issue has been on the should not be dissolved. When you reduce table. The next official discussion is set overhead, reduce personnel, you are sav for the Oct. 17 council meeting, and pub ing money. It’s not a complicated issue,” lic comment will be heard, as well. said Murphy. Last week, Mayor Brian P. Murphy The ATMUA has claimed that the township’s proposal to run the utility with a Mk j/mm mmm # said that contrary to popular belief, the 100 West Front Street reasons for the dissolution are not politi a two-man operations staff is “manpower Get the look cally motivated, but rather a matter of dol unrealistic.” The ATMUA has long main I/1/1A G E • Keyport, NJ 07735 lars and cents. tained a six-man operations staff to moni Salon N&i&eARe: 908-888-7575 thats " 9 ™ for y o u “It’s not a political issue and it is very tor the township’s system, which is run by shortsighted for people to think this is a 14 pump stations. Murphy said that even political issue. Every campaign that’s if the township used a four-man opera been run since 1989 has raised the idea of tions crew, it could still reduce rates be I s Y o u r dissolving the ATMUA. This is not a new cause of bond refinancing. issue,” said Murphy. “Because of rates, they do not have the C h i l d However, some people with a feel for ability to refinance their bonds. We have the pulse of the township’s political heart that ability. We can run it cheaper and have said the ATMUA is up for dissolu save our rate payers money,” said Mur C a u g h t tion because of the conflict between Mur phy. phy and Sami Rizkalla, president of the The council’s proposal for taking over I t s a ATMUA and GOP chairman. the ATMUA states that it could save rate During the recent primary election, payers $69 a year immediately, and that F a i l u r e Murphy and Rizkalla clashed over which the savings will increase over the years. C h a i n ?
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Questions: Call Al Auerbach at 495-6608 or Tom Loiacono at 787-5105 Accommodations for up to 350 people • Exclusive caterers of St. Clement’s Parish Center & Robertsville Banquet Room INDEPENDENT, OCTOBER 11,1995 7 Supporters rallying LEATHER & FUR around police force RANCH officers took it as a slap in the face. Hazlet officials are “To me, you don’t appreciate us. Here blasted for letter on I am, catching burglars on side streets, and ATTENTION police performance I’m feeling like I should be out on the highway writing tickets,” said Patrolman » n v e n t o r y d Daniel Lynch. BY PAUL GENTILE Tensions have been strained between Correspondent the committee and the police since De cember. HAZLET — Supporters of the local A recent issue is whether or not Chief police department turned out in force at Holmes Gormerley would receive benefits SALE last week’s Township Committee meeting from the township’s 100-year benefit to let officials know what they thought of w plan, which the committee is allowing to ONE 1 a letter criticizing police performance. expire on Oct. 17. WEEK ONLY In the committee’s Sept. 5 letter to res 1J “Why not just grandfather the plan un idents, officials noted that the township’s til he retires?” said resident Bob Love. police revenue for tickets had dropped NOW THRU OCT. 20u Random shouts from the residents LADIES considerably over the last two years, • Leather & which, they claim, was causing unsafe claimed the committee was trying to force Gormerley out. P ’ Suede 3/4’s roads for residents. • Leather WE MUST Members of the township police de “We did it as an award. The state and county did it as an incentive for retire Jackets partment and the Policeman’s Benevolent • Leather Coats REDUCE STOCK Association Local No. 189 were offended ment,” said Committeeman John Brad Faux Shearlings by the letter. shaw. “It is not fair to do it for him and • Vests • Handbags Savings up to not for someone else. That plan was out “The innuendoes were that we’re not MENS doing our job, that we’re just allowing dri there for anyone who wanted to retire. • Leather Jackets vers to speed,” said PBA Vice President Four individuals took advantage of it.” 5 0 % O F F The committee said they would discuss • Leather 3/4’s Hours: Mon-Wed 10-6, Russell Surdi. • Vests • Wallets Surdi noted that the township has not the issue of potentially grandfathering the Thurs-Sat 10-9 -Sun 12-6 100-year plan for Gormerley at the next • Briefcases had a fatal car accident for two years, has Gym Bags Galleria Shopping Center one of the lowest crime rates in the meeting and maintained that they were not Bayshore area and has ranked in the top encouraging his retirement. CHILDRENS 100 Rt.9 North five in the county in DWI arrests over the “He’s not going to retire. He’s not be • Leather Jackets Manalapan • 409-0101 last 10 years. He also said that, according ing forced to retire. We’re not trying to • Suede Jackets to Capt. Thomas Johnson, they have the get rid of him,” said Wiley. • Furs (Only 2 miles North ol the Freehold Racetrack) fastest response time in the county. Wiley noted that the council is looking Defending the letter, Mayor Mary Jane into other retirement plans from insurance Wiley claimed the committee was just companies that are comparable to the 100- voicing the concerns of the residents. year plan and are less costly to the town “BUILDING A BRIGHTER FUTURE “There’s been a number of complaints ship. of speeding on the highways. People have To the cheers of the packed room, seen patrol cars, two at a time, parked in Gormerley addressed the council FOR THE NEXT GENERATION” the Texaco and Exxon stations (Highway “You took the 100-year plan away be 35) for up to a half hour,” said Wiley. cause of economy reasons. What kind of • Ages 3 & Up Wiley also said that upon hearing com money are you really saving?” asked plaints about officers taking long breaks at Gormerley. • Teens township service stations, she personally Wiley noted that it was probably about observed two patrol cars parked at a town $5,000 to $6,000 a year. Gormerley • Adults ship service station for over a half hour replied that the committee has no eco one morning. nomic concerns when it comes to mailing “We’re just asking you to do your a letter to residents criticizing the police. Grand Opening job,” she added. The mailing cost about $2,000. Surdi noted that the committee is fast “I’m not going to retire. I’ll stay here to criticize the police, but slow to com until my wife and I are collecting Medi S p e c i a l ! mend them. care,” said Gormerley. “I had to break into a woman’s garage Gormerley said the present committee and stop her from committing suicide. We was the worst he has worked with in his had to pull her outside and do CPR for 38 years on the force. i9 5 carbon monoxide poisoning. Now, I’m no “It makes me sick to deal with you $ hero, that’s my job, but I never heard any people. Shame on you,” he said. thanks for that,” said Surdi. Other disputes between the police and Includes: Surdi noted that he thought a police committee include a pending lawsuit re ★ 3 weeks lessons officer’s job was to protect and serve, not garding an Aug. 15 police ordinance. ★ plus FREE uniform! make revenue for the town. Gormerley has said the ordinance inter (new students only expires 11-15-95) Though Wiley explained at the meet feres with his ability to run the depart ( ALL TOO Vt TO ing that the letter was intended to inform ment. A judge has halted the implementa REGISTER FOR residents of the committee’s side of the tion of the ordinance until a hearing is FALL ( LASSES contract dispute with the PBA, township held. 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AT THE MARKETPLACE II Route 34 • M ataw an is grow ing in M ataw an 4 4 1 - 1 8 8 1 BY LAUREN JAEGER Tucked away inside a branch of the Where Every Day is A D O LLAR DAY! building, however, the members of the Staff Writer Quality Merchandise At DOLLAR DAY PRICES! Faith Baptist Church have been meeting MATAWAN — The Broad Street for three years. The Store W ith Something For Everyone!! Municipal and Community Center is per And for the first time in its brief histo • Arts & Crafts • Domestics • Home, Office, School Stationery haps better known for housing several ry, the church has been featuring the vocal • Aluminum Cookware • Giftwares • Housewares • Automotive Accessories • Gift Wrap, Bags, Boxes • Seasonal Items municipal offices and the YMCA day care music of Kevyn Wellmann, son of the • Baby Items • Greeting Caras • Silk Flowers than for being a house of religious wor Continued on next page • B o o k s • Glassware ship. • Candles • Health & Beauty Aids
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B. INDEPENDENT, OCTOBER 11, 1995 9 After finding calling, area m an leads church the time was right. Wellmann recalled. “We started looking The Book reveals that Armageddon, “a BY LAUREN JAEGER In 1983, the plant closed, and around for a new meeting place, and in terrible war,” is coming. There will be Staff Writer Wellmann, “took it as God’s timing.” September of 1993, we started meeting (at seven plagues for all of mankind, in cluding hailstorms, fire from Heaven, MATAWAN — The Rev. Aathony Shortly thereafter, the Faith Baptist the Broad Street Municipal and Community Center in Matawan.)” water turning to blood, and the death of Wellmann grew up Catholic, had a Jewish church, an independent church, was the first born child. grandmother, and didn’t pick up the Bible formed. The large congrega tion includes “all Within a seven-year period, an “Anti for study until he was 23 years old. “We are not part Christ would come into power and pretend Wellmann, however, was so touched of any Hierarchy, or The larger congrega walks of life,” including a vice to be Jesus,” the reverend noted. He would by the words of the Bible, he became an group,” he said. tion includes people principal of a school, work miracles and lead people.” ordained Protestant minister. “We just believe from all walks of life, “Israel will refuse to worship him,” He is the founder and leader of the in what the Bible has including a vice prin a plumber, accoun Faith Baptist Church, which meets weekly to say. We do not cipal of a school, a tants and teachers. added Wellmann. Soon thereafter, Jesus in a rented room in the Broad Street add to it. We take on “We go out, knock Christ will re-visit the world. plumber, accountants The condition of the world will be Municipal and Community Center in the literal interpreta on doors, and give Matawan. tion of the Bible. We and teachers. "We go out literature,” he beautiful thereafter, he said. It was in 1973, just three years after he believe it historical out and knock on said. “The number Wellmann is convinced Jesus Christ picked up the Good Book for serious ly, culturally and doors,” Wellmann one way to find us is was the son of God. “He was a good man and a great study, that he felt the call to the ministry. geographically.” said. through word of “I was meditating and praying. God Although the mouth.” teacher,” he said. “How can he speak such spoke to my heart, and it was a strong congregation is com “I offer free counsel perfect things that no one’s been able to impression.” pleting the second year on a five-year ing,” he said. “There’s no money contradict?” At the time, Wellmann, who is now 48, lease with the borough, they are saving up involved. If someone’s hungry, we don’t God, said Wellmann, works through was working as a maintenance mechanic for a new building. Their goal is to save deny people food.” birth, death, and the fulfillment of a vi for a metals company in Woodbridge. $100,000. So far, they raised $27,500. What affected Wellmann the most, sion. “God has been so good to me,” He said because of his large family, he “We met at the Ravine Drive when reading the Bible for the first time, Wellmann said. “Who am I? I’m nobody. could not even think about pursuing the Elementary School in Matawan for several was the Book of Revelations. I have no talent. I’m just a normal person ministry. Instead, he decided to wait until years, and were at the First Presbyterian “It scared me,” he said, noting that the who believes that the Bible is the word of Church in Matawan for a couple of years,” scripture rang true. God.”
Continued from previous page never came that simply again, but still, he His father, the reverend used to be a church members are asked to write down Rev. Anthony Wellmann. continues to write. maintenence mechani, but in 1973, felt the their needs. calling of the ministry. On Friday morning, the men’s prayer Kevyn began singing at age 7, two For the 11 years, he has been recording “In 1983, the company announced they meeting prays for the requests. years after his acceptance of Jesus Christ his music at the Miracle Recording Studio were closing down the facility and he felt and baptism. in Woodbridge. The requests are always granted by it was time to start the church,” Kevyn “I’m the only one who does this style,” God. Wellmann, who plays the piano and explained. For instance, the prayers finally led some bass guitar, is also the music leader Wellmann said, noting it is a combination of Southern Gospel and Contemporary. The church without a building had one couple to buying their first home, and recording engineer for the congrega many meeting places, beginning in the which turned out to be in a desirable lo tion. Today, Wellmann travels to other Ravine Drive School in Matawan, the cation and also unbelievably affordable He began writing his own Gospel churches upon request, to sing his music. First Presbyterian Church in Matawan, “because the bank wanted to get rid of it.” He recently sang in an Ohio church, and songs when he was 16, inspired by a fami and the Matawan Methodist Church in Another member was pining for a par ly friend, Rick Ballach, of Maryland. he also went to North Bergen and Aberdeen. They also met, over the years, Abscecon in New Jersey. ticular job and he not only received it, but Another Gospel singer who has inspired in two senior citizen’s centers. was granted a promotion. Wellmann over the years is David Meece. “I’ll go anywhere that anyone calls Wellmann feels that the Broad Street The Faith Baptist Church is an in “It was in 1984,” he recalled, during an from.” Municipal Community Center was a direct dependent church, which means that there interview inside the church’s meeting “I’m doing four to six dates a year,” he answer to prayer, since the congregation is no hierarchy but instead, is run by the room on Thursday. “I always had the de said. “(At the Faith Baptist Church) I do a had prayed for an ideal meeting place that members. sire to write something. I woke up that concert every other month.” was also affordable for “two years.” “We are family oriented,” Wellmann morning at 2 a.m. and the whole thing just God’s natural guidance has loomed “We have a five-year lease,” he said. added. “We have seven kids still living at flowed. I sat down and wrote it down.” prominently in Wellmann’s and his fam The church hands out little slips of home, and other families have four, five, He noted, with a laugh, that the songs ily’s life. paper that reads “Prayer Requests” and the six and seven kids.”
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Murphy, allegedly upset because Staff Writer Rizkalla did not put Zelina on the list, called to express his dismay. Rizkalla was not at the office at 2135 ABERDEEN —Harassment charges Route 35, in the Centerville Professional filed by local Republican Party chairman Building, so Murphy’s message was left R. Sami Rizkalla against Mayor Brian on his answering machine. Murphy will be heard Oct. 16 by Judge The GOP chairman, who said he was Mark Apostolou in Bradley Beach startled by the message, took the tape to Municipal Court. the Holmdel police station. Charges were The hearing is expected to begin at 4 filed on Aug. 10. p.m. in the courtroom, located at 701 Originally, the court date was sched Main St. uled for Aug. 28 at Holmdel court. Rizkalla has alleged that Murphy left However, it was postponed because him a harassing message on his Holmdel Holmdel Municipal Court Judge Robert office answering machine, after Rizkalla McLeod knew both parties, and said it did not recommend the appointment of would be a conflict of interest to preside Mark Zelina to fill an unexpired council over the case. In the past, McLeod was seat. also a candidate for Aberdeen Township Zelina was Murphy’s preferred can municipal judge, a position the Township didate to fill then-Councilman John Council did not give him. Mackay’s seat, which he vacated because Holmdel Detective Frank Allocco said of questions over his residency. in a previous interview that he heard the Eventually, Fred Tagliarini, one of tape and that Murphy sounded “somewhat three people nominated by the GOP com harassing,” but that he was not “ranting or mittee chairman, was chosen by the coun raving.” O ily dirt m ust be incinerated KEYPORT — The school district may Dragotta plans to fight the Department have to incinerate about 180 tons of conta of Environmental Protection’s order that minated soil found around the school the soil has to be incinerated. property, Board of Education secretary Right now, the soil is piled high on the Frank Dragotta revealed at a recent board high school athletic field and the parking meeting. lot. The contamination was discovered “I was led to believe that we could around two of the three underground stor reuse the soil, by spreading it over the age tanks that were required to be parking lot and then putting pavement removed, under state law. Apparently, the over it. We got a reversal of opinion from storage tanks had leaks in them, and the the DEP,” he said. cleanup job has proved to be more than The tanks had to be removed because was anticipated. of DEP regulations, which require all The soil incineration would cost underground tanks in the state to be $11,000, Dragotta said during the Aug. 30 removed. meeting. Meanwhile, board member John Merla The tank removal cost $16,500. Then, said he is continuing discussions with the soil had to be tested. DEP officials in order to convince them Two new tanks replaced the three old that the district does not have to incinerate tanks. The high school tank cost $44,000 the soil. to replace and install. 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ABERDEEN — While cruising the begins getting She was glad to find out, however, that perm anent teeth streets, Patrolwoman Kathy Sisti dis the police were patrolling the hidden area covered Satanic and sexually explicit graf behind the school. This area, which has a It’s time for a complimentary fiti scrawled on the Lloyd Road El big parking lot, is isolated by a mass of orthodontic consultation with a ementary School. trees. highly qualified orthodontist However, the maintenance department Detective Alan Geyer is looking for who will determine what treatment. acted so promptly after the Sept. 27 dis suspects. If any, will be necessary. covery, not even school district officials According to the police report, the A beautiful, healthy smile is a saw the disturbing defacement. graffiti consisted of satanic drawings and special gift tliat should last a Mike Klavon, superintendent of the sexual pictures. lifetime. 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Choose from SHIRTS 1 . 8 7 - 1 1 . 2 5 SALE leathers, plus Choose from 13.93-25.13 bombers & parkas a variety of withcotton brushed shells & printed quilted nylon, Reg.patterns. 24.90- downpolyester fill linings.or $27.90 Reg 109.90-299.90 SALE SALE 1 2 . 4 5 - 1 3 65.94-179.94 w e r e b e t t e r t h e t h a n NEW Steinbach e v e r __ SHOP: MANALAPAN MALL, SEAVIEW SQ. MALL & WOODBRIDGE CENTER: MON.-SAT. 10 AM-9:30 PM • SUN. 11 AM-6 PM RED BANK 121 BROAD ST.: MON.-FRI. 10 AM-8 PM • SAT. 10 AM-6 PM • SUN. NOON-5 PM ’.iJii* . .Jilitlilkl i* .-31 i i i i i S StlillMICi INDEPENDENT, OCTOBER 11, 1995 1 5 H all o f Fam e SAND BAR INN D ine On O ur T H E LUNG CENTER, in c . d in n er to be H e a t e d W aterfront D eck JL I ^ is NOW LOCATED AT held O ct 14 Pasta • Steaks • Seafood • Cocktails D m w Sfm kis sta rtin g a t $7 .9 5 1 8 6 0 HWY. 3 5 SO. KEYPORT — The fifth annua! 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AMP wm A PELuxe IN BRIEF HAWAIIAN VACATION.' -:C AfM I/M flflOH IB I PUBL puts your comfort first So much so, that we’ll not only bring Candidate forum comfort to your home, but we'll bring you to the sunlTo enter our “Hawaii Comfort Sweepstakes," just call us and meet with one of our representatives to have a home heating oil comfort audit set for Wednesday We want every customer to be a winner when it comes to comfort and warmth. • The Monmouth County chapter of United We Stand America will hold a fo H A W A IIA N 0 f t A U P P R I Z 0 ! rum for 11 th district assembly candidates Grand Prize W inner receives a fabulous 10 day/9 night all-expense paid trip for four to at 7 p.m. on Wednesday at Holmdel Fire Hawaii!!! Prize includes round trip travel on Continental Airlines, hotel accommodations house, Route 520 (off Route 24). for 3 nights in Honolulu, 3 nights on Maui, 3 nights on Kauai, inter-island flights, rental car For more information, call (908) 681 - and $350 a day spending money Total retail value of grand prize: $15,000! 7746. IOO 40MF0RT-RAMM6 FIRST P R I Z 0 6 ! More lucky winners will receive one free fill-up of their home heating oil tank with an approximate Church seeks retail value of $275. crafters for fair You'll feel comfortable with the dependable, courteous service that has made Acme/McConnell Crafters are needed for an arts and the area's most trusted and respected home heating oil company. craft fair sponsored by Kimisis Church to Call us now at„ 1 -8 0 0 -6 6 2 -3 0 6 1 for your home heating oil comfort audit. be held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Oct. 21. 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Wttner nwacceptin aitesrafe casApiV: 1 6 OCTOBER 11, 1995, INDEPENDENT THIS W EEK S SPECIAL BUY 2 g r o u p s M IX & MATCH a d v o c a te ALL SIZES ALL ALL SIZES ALL SIZES p o s it io n s TURTLE LEGGINGS LEE & H AN ES BASIC NECKS Sizes 7-16 FLEECE BASICS BLANKET Continued from page 3 Reg. 6.99 each Slight in's SLEEPERS JCP&L has disappointed me in their Boys & Girts whole approach to initiate a fear cam paign before the study hits the streets. We all need to wait until we have all the W HOLESALE i Brick Plaza Lakewood Old Bridge Sayreville information,” said Murphy. 262-0777 370-4900 679-9090 525-0733 Murphy also noted that a lot of erro ^ * K f D S J neous information has been floating Shrewsbury Freehold Matawan Seaview Square around the township by these citizens There’s no sale...like WHOLESALE J 747-1900 780-0007 566-9488 918-1211 groups and others. As these two citizens groups advocate their respected positions, the Township Council has been on a fact-finding cam paign of its own trying to form a position. Last Saturday, Murphy, Deputy Mayor PSYCHIC FAIR Goldberg and Councilman John Gartley visited South River Township to get a hand-on look at a municipal-run power distribution system. South River has been running its own power distribution system since 1908 and it serves 6,500 customers, about the same number of township customers. However, its customers are spread out among a StfURDAy AND fUNDA? smaller area, about 2 square miles, com pared to Aberdeen’s 5.5 square miles. Also, South River did not face the poten O c t o b e r 1 4 a n d 1 5 tial legal actions that might ensue when breaking away from an electric power house such as JCP&L. Noon To 5 pm “We went there because they are com parable with us,” said Assistant Township Rain Date*. October 11 and VI Manager Anna-lisa Hunter. “We dis cussed their operation — the benefits and Tarot Card Readers • $10 Per Reading downsides. In South River, the benefits completely outweigh the negatives. Their Y q u ’u / a v s a F o r t u n e a t... rates are the third lowest in the state.” In addition to having the third lowest rate, she noted that the distribution system generates about a million dollars in tax re i h e t lief for the township. This includes about $500,000 a year of payments in lieu of taxes. Also, South River does not charge its water treatment plant or sewer system for power and saves a lot of money on powering the town’s street. Aberdeen pays about $275,000 a year just to power Marketplace its streetlights. Also, it pays about $4,000 to $5,000 a month to power various municipal operations. Still, Murphy said it a t M a t a w a n is too early to lean either way. “The council’s original intention with investigating this issue was to find lower A UNIQUE COMBINATION OF STORES rates. Taxpayers should be given a break if we can give it to them, but I need to see OFFERING BUNDLES & BAGS all the information before forming my po sition,” said Murphy. FULL OF BARGAINS...EVERYDAY! Murphy did note that he believes JCP&L’s rate o f 11.2 to 15.5 cents per kilowatt hour is too high. As the November election gets closer, residents will have to sift through a frenzy of information of this issue before form ing an opinion and casting their vote on Nov. 7. Trinity Church to sponsor art show Trinity Episcopal Church will sponsor an art show and auction, presented by Heisman Art Gallery, at 7 p.m. on Satur day at the church located on Ryers Lane, Matawan. Tickets cost $10 and are available at the door. Free refreshments will be of HOURS: Mon., Tue., Wed., Sat., 10am-6pm fered. For more information, call (908) 583 Thur., Fri., 10am-9pm • Sun., Noon-5pm 3811. The Marketplace at Matawan, Route 34, Old Bridge INDEPENDENT, OCTOBER 11,1995 1 7 Walk to aid hungry Specials A re Valid Thru 10/29/95 O r U ntil We Sell O ut! participants from 1 0 municipalities and The 15th annual Red Bank Area Crop raised $60,000. Walk for the Hungry will be held this Walkers also collected 1,400 pounds Sunday, rain or shine. ( of peanut butter for distribution to food 1000's of assorted Evergreens A former Bayshore Walk has merged pantries, part of a special New Jersey and Landscape Trees and Shrubs with the Red Bank Walk, which is the drive. largest in the state and last year was This year, organizers hope to collect a among the top 2 0 in the country in terms kilometer’s length — or 7,000— jars. EXTENSIVE SELECTION of money raised. Participants also are asked to get • Bradford Pears • Thundercloud Plums • Weeping Cherrie • Kwansan Cherrie CROP Walks are sponsored by sponsors for the walk. Groups, organiza • Bayberry • Barberry • Leucothos • Junipers • Azaleas • Spruces • Dogwood Church World Service which sponsors tions and individuals are invited to par • Spiral & Bonsai Junipers • Pine • Arborvitae • Yews • Hollies • Hemlock • Rhodos programs in 70 countries around the ticipate. A number of area churches are • Andromeda • Euonvmous • Burning Bush • Japanese Maple • Gold Cypress world. involved. •Weeping Blue Atlas Cedars • Alaskan Cedars • Dwarf Alberta Spruces • Emerald Besides funding worldwide efforts to The walk, which also commemorates Green Arborvitaes • Yuccas • True Blue Spruces • Boxwoods • Mountain Laurel end hunger, the 10-K walk, which begins World Food Day, will go through Liule • Dwarf Weeping & Unusual Plants • White Pines at 2 p.m. at Red Bank Regional High Silver, Red Bank, Fair Haven and School, will benefit eight local food pro Rumson. PLUS M ANY OTHERS!! grams, including Calico Cat in For more information or to join the Q u a n t it y D is c o u n t s & D e l iv e r y A rrangements A v a il a b l e Middletown, The Women’s Center in walk, contact Janie Schildge, Crop Walk O u r 15 t h S e a s o n S e r v in g M o n m o u t h & O c e a n C o u n t ie s Hazlet, Manna House in Aberdeen, and coordinator, at 741-0528. “Extensive Selection, Over 50,000 Plants to Pick From!” Lunch Break in Red Bank. — Marilyn Duff Last year’s walk attracted about 1,000 o c t o b e r S p e c ia l# Prices good thru 10/29/95 Middletown delays ARBORVITAES CONTAINER Evergreen Trees SPECIAL PLANTS ID EAL FOR 3/i'-4‘ Reg. $2 6 . 0 0 ...... Now $19. Fresh New Stock CREATING A SCREEN OR 4 ' A ' - 5’ Reg. $ 3 6 .0 0 ...... NOM'$25. Large G roup of Assorted Plants in W INDBREAK EFFECT. 5'/,'-6' Reg. $56.00... Now $38. I n 1 VS & 2 Gallon Cans vote on new m all S h e a r e d 6 W - T Reg. $75.00 ...... Now $55. 4 for$2 5 W H I T E P I N E 100's to pick from i'/ri' torney has said that the applicants are not BY MARILYN DUFF (Reg. S38.00|NOW s24® responsible for correcting problems they FANCY SPIRAL 3 0 % O F F Vh# JUNIPERS 00 Staff W riter did not create. ALL PLANTS (Reg. $69.00) NOW 4/2-5' 5Y2-6' 6Vt-S' $54' As part of his application, Terry Reg. $89 Reg. $115 IN STOCK MIDDLETOWN — The Planning Not to be combined w ith 00 Daverio, the owner of the Lincroft Inn, any other o ffer o r special •NOW Board has postponed until Dec. 6 its de N o w $ 5 8 . N o w $ 8 5 . $75 proposes to widen Middletown-Lincroft cision on a new 24,650-square-foot shop Road near the intersection, and to restrict HOWELL ROAD, HOWELL • OPEN 8 AM-5PM 7 DAYS ping center adjacent to the Lincroft Inn. a Route 520 entrance/exit to right-hand “The board wanted to get further ver turns only. CALL (908) 462-8523 ification that the project would not worsen Directions: Take Rl 34N to Rt. 33 West at Collingswood Circle. Proceed about 5 miles, after Cabin Restaurant go 1 mile to traffic light - make left at light onto Howell Rd. (by Farm market) we are 100 yards on left pasi church. From Rt. 9 take Rt. 524 east 11/2 miles then left on Howell Rd., 11/2 miles on right, (watch for Greenhouses) traffic in the area,” Planning Director Tony Mercantante said Thursday, the day after the board’s Oct. 4 meeting. Good Shepherd The up-scale center would be built in JUDEO-CHRISTIAN an L-shaped configuration along the west BOOK& GIFT STORE and north side of the restaurant parking JoAnn McCall & lot, at the northwest corner of Route 520 Joyce Hock, Proprietors and Middletown-Lincroft Road. 1407 Hwy. 35 The board plans to have an indepen M iddletow n Plaza NEW RUBY PALACE dent study done to determine levels of impact or service, which can range from M iddletow n, NJ A-F, with A being good and F represent 615-0077 ing gridlock. Store Hours: GOURM ET DINNER Mon.-Tue.-Wed. 10-7pm “The board wants to determine that Thurs-Fri 10-8pm what’s being proposed will not worsen the Sat. 10-5:30pm Closet* Sunday DINNER FOR 2 *24.95 situation,” said Mercantante. Some Lincroft residents have ex Featuring a Beautiful Selection of j------INCLUDES: pressed concern the shopping center Music • Bibles • Jewelry • Cards & *T\vo Exotic Drinks or Cocktails would aggravate existing traffic problems Gifts • Videos & Video Rentals * at the busy intersection. Menorahs • Pictures • Communion, *House Special Soup Some board members have expressed Confirmation & Wedding Gifts & Candles similar concerns, although the board at • Large Children section for all ages * Pu Pu Platter Spare Ribs, Egg Rolls, Chicken Gold Finger, Dim Sum, Shrimp Toast, Pan Fried Wonton. * Hawaii Five “O ” * olm&el jfarnt# Chunks of Lobster, Jumbo Shrimp, Beef, Chicken & Roast Pork 832 Holmdel Road • Holmdel, NJ 07733 * Roast Pork Fried Rice * Ice Cream, Pineapple, Jello 264-8913 or 264-8923 Hot Tea & Fortune Cookies PICK YOCIR Offer Valid Sunday thru Friday, Offer Good thru October 15, 1995 Please bring this ad with you! OW N PUMPKINS Express Lunch Daily COME SEE THE RED POWER RANGER 38 Dishes to Choose From Every W eekend Until Hallow een! o „ l y * 3 7 5 FREE HAYRIDES Through Our 10 Acre Farm 2174 ROUTE 35, HOLMDEL. HI 07733 Every Saturday & Sunday in October TEL: (908) 264-2002 • FAX (908) 264-8388 Indian Corn, Straw C atering Service Refreshments Available private p arty r o o m available fo r all occasions UP TO 100 PERSONS 1 8 OCTOBER 11, 1995, INDEPENDENT ‘Lenape Week’ being featured in Bayshore John Kraft, director of the Lenape In dian Museum at Waterloo Village, will pre sent an illustrated program about the Indians of New Jersey and their way of life, on Oct. 16 at the Atlantic Highlands Elementary School auditorium on First Street. The presentation will culminate a week of activities focusing on the earliest settlers in the Bayshore area. An archaeologist and writer, Kraft has excavated Lenape villages and artifacts and found trade goals given to the Lenape by the early Dutch and English settlers, according to a biography. The Bayshore Development Office of the state Department of Commerce has coordinated the various events that are tak ing place during the week . The presentation by John Kraft is open to the public. Admission is $2 for adults, $1 for senior citizens, and free to students ages 17 and under. During the week, Lenape posters by area students will hang in stores of par ticipating towns. Other events are planned, as well. REMEMBER WHEN — Twenty-eight members of the Leonardo (Middletown) High School classes of 1920-28 • On Oct. 15, 1-4 p.m., the Atlantic held their annual fall reunion lunch recently at the Lincroft Inn in Middletown. Although most of the alumni Highlands Historical Society will have spe are from the local area, some came from Pennsylvania and New York. The group has already scheduled cial Lenape displays. next year’s lunch for Sept. 6, 1996, and wants to include the classes of 1929 and 1930. For information on • On Oct. 12, the Monmouth County that reunion, call Alida Helwig Chamberlain at 224-0147. The group at this year’s luncheon includes (stand Parks System is sponsoring a children’s ing, l-r) Joseph Korpon, Jeanette Maloney, Esther Letts Roman, Hon. Theodore J. Labrecque, Leona Crosbie Lenape food preparation program at Henry, Margaret McGough Mulhern, Lt. Col. John Mulhern, Rose Miller Knockel, Mae Sculthorp Hardy, Julia Dorbrook Park in Colts Neck. Gulick Dodd, Eva McQueen Behrens and Jay Smith. Seated (l-r) are Matthew Mullins, Marge Uprichard For more information on these and other Labrecque, Madeline MacNamara Brown, Marion Dennis Wood, Bertha Heath and Mary O’Connor. planned events, call the Bayshore Development Office at (908) 291-4206. “ “REDBANK" FREE “LIVIN G TRU ST” SEM IN AR DANCE ACADEMY - conveniently located in Tinton Falls - “W hat You Ought To Know About Living Trusts” announces open enrollment for fall classes in: (W hat you didn’t know could cost your family thousands of dollars!) BALLET-JAZZ-TAP PRE-SCHOOL - CHARACTER DIRECTOR - VIORICA GEDO. 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Serving Investors Since 1938 8 Tindall Rd., Middletown Don’t Delay - Call (908) 238-6000 Now to Reserve Your Seat! 6 7 1 - 8 3 9 9 (24-Hour Seminar Reservation Line) Out Of State 1-800-272-8303 Member NASD, SIPC INDEPENDENT, OCTOBER 11, 1995 1 9 T h e r e ’s N o B e t t e r W a y T o In sp e ction threats S p e n d A S u n d a y T h a n A B u f f e t B r u n c h O n T h e irk hom eow ners B e a c h A t B a h r s . MATAWAN — Fred Kalma, borough notices. If you do, not under the name of 40 FOOT BUFFET TABLE attorney, feels that residents should ignore the borough, but under your own name.” $12.95 • KIDS $6.95 • ALL YOU C A N EAT!! letters they’ve been getting from Garden A representative from Garden State State Electric, threatening that unless they Electric, who refused to give his name, O m elette Station, Crepe Station, French Toasts, Filet M ignon, Shrim p & arrange electrical inspections, they will be said his firm is just catching up on all the Scallop Newburgh, Baked Ham , Fresh Carved Turkey, Fresh Fruit, Pastries, fined $50 a week. past inspections they were supposed to Kalma said the electrical inspection perform. He said the letter is not illegal, Bagels, Pastas, C hicken Saute, Coffee, company does not hold the right to fine but is worded strongly enough to make a Hom em ade Desserts, Etc...Etc... residents. resident make an appointment for an Served Sundays from 11:00 a.m. till 2:30 p.m. • Reservations for parties of 7 or more. However, according to Matawan inspection, which he said must be done. building inspector Bill Nicholl, it is — Lauren Jaeger SEE YOU SOON! important for the homeowners who have 2 Bay Avenue, Highlands • 872-1245 had wiring work done in the past to get their inspections over and done with as soon as possible. “If your house burns down, and all you have is a permit (to do the electrical work), but you never called for or F o r t h r e e received an inspection, the insurance company will have a hard time paying,” he warned. “This is for the benefit of the glorious m onths, homeowner. “(Garden State Electric) can issue a violation notice, but they cannot issue a w e ’ r e free o n w eekends. penalty notice without my signature,” Nicholl added. For several years, Garden State E venings, too. Electric, East Orange, was the borough’s contracted electrical inspector in charge of issuing permits before work was com ‘W hen you sign up for a year for pleted, as well as two inspections making any of our consumer plans' sure the work was done correctly and safely afterward. However, since January, all electrical inspections have been done “in-house” by ■ A n d , .g t w e ’11 include 30 m inutes Phillip Kramer, fire code official for the borough. o f a i r t i m e ^ f o r S 29.99 a m onth, Nicholl said that for many years, money was paid to Garden State Electric after permits were issued for electrical work to be done in the homes. It was v H P ^ f lSMII sign up for our new merely assumed that the money Matawan was dishing out would include the after i f f J f f l AT&T Personal I Man. work inspection. Although he could not disclose the amount that had been paid by the bor ough, Nicholl stressed that the money should not have been paid until after the 8< said Kalma. “You do not send violation © 19 9 5 AT&T tN e w ann ua l a c tiv a tio n s on included-minute service Plans 30, 60, 120, 300 and the Personal Plan between 9/18/95 and 11/1/95 only. Other charges, surcharges, taxes and $200 early cancellation fee per line item apply. Customers must pay landline charge (.06/min) on all plans except P300. Free off-peak minutes include airtime charges for calls placed in the Home Rate Area only and are free after all included minutes are used. Off-peak hours are 9:00pm to 7:00am. Mon.-Fri. and all day Sat. and Sun. Customer will still pay landline fees. Current AT&T Wireless Services customers are eligible for the AT&T Personal Plan and service contingent on a one-year contract extension. May not be combined with any other future promotional offers. Free minutes have no cash value 2 0 OCTOBER 11, 1995, INDEPENDENT Holmdel residents vote Tuesday — — Polls open 2-9 p.m. to decide school expansion plan blinders when it comes to the Manuel Fernandez, however, rizes the board to construct a a grades 6-8 to a grades 7-8 HOLMDEL — On seniors,” said 81-year-old say the board’s calculations $1 million administration Tuesday, Oct. 17, residents sc h o o l. Joseph Lucania of 38 M iller are accurate and that Cohen building on Indian Hill prop will be asked to approve a The major change would Ave., who thinks the board and Chai’s are incorrect. erty. Board offices are $39.8 million school referen be at Indian Hill School, should go back to the drawing presently located at the town d u m . Polling places will be open which would almost triple in board and develop a less cost from 2 to 9 p.m. and are at hall complex on Crawfords If voters say yes, the size, from 46,560 square feet ly, five-year construction plan. Indian Hill School, 735 Corner Road. expansion will be phased in to 135,660 square feet. Indian Former Mayor David Holmdel Road, Village Assuming a 3 percent over two years. Hill is located in the north Cohen, 1 East Parkway Place, School, 64 McCampbell annual growth in the town west section of the township, If voters say no, the board and Zoning Board member Road, and W illiam R. Satz ship’s total property valuation, by Bayshore Community will likely go back to the David Chai, 11 Old Farm Intermediate School, 24 the board estimates the $39.8 H o sp ita l. drawing board to come up Road, have been the most out Crawfords Comer Road. million referendum will cost Other major new construc with a less expensive plan. spoken critics of the referen There are two proposals on the owner of a property tion would be at the high W hile many parents of dum, claiming the board has the ballot. The first authorizes assessed at $300,000 an aver school, which would increase school-age children support miscalculated and therefore the Board of Education to age of $398 per year until the in size from 157,780 square the measure, claiming it is underestimated the tax burden spend $39,840,000 for addi debt is paid off in 27 years. feet to 222,880 square feet. urgently needed to address and operating costs if the tions and renovations to each This translates into $133 spiraling enrollment, others, Village School, which is measure passes. of Holmdel’s four schools. per $100,000 of assessed val located in the southern part of particularly senior citizens, Schools Superintendent The second proposal — u a tio n . the township, would be think it is too much money Susan LeGlise and school which is contingent on Cohen and Chai believe expanded by 4,000 square feet and should be pared down. Business Administrator approval of the first — autho this growth rate is not sustain and Satz Intermediate School, “The board has put on able and that the more realis located in the central part of tic annual bond repayment town, by 10,340 square feet. figure is $537. Village School was recent The expansion is needed to ly expanded. accommodate a steadily- O f the $39.8 million, the increasing enrollment, accord board has earmarked $23.5 ing to the board. million for new construction Those who have spoken and site preparation. out either for or against the Another 24 percent — or referendum appear to be in $9.5 million — would go agreement over the growth in toward renovations, including town, and new housing con $5 million at the high school. 75 6 « s q ' '- struction continues to sprout The board also plans to 4 0 0 0 s q -*• up everywhere. spend $650,000 to improve However, critics have •' '79 610 scv£) technology at the four V 7 $2,177,000 claimed that school expansion schools, and $855,000 for a d d in g * ‘ should be spread over a longer equipment and furnishings. period of time, and done at a 4 6 5 6 0 SQ- ft' Another $3 million has ■••■'pS’l0 0 sq-ft- lower cost. been included for fees and C ° s t - • ' ,3 5 660 From the fall of 1992 to miscellaneous costs, and an Sept. 6, district-wide enroll ■ • ■ $ 1 '6 ,A1 2 ’0 0 ° additional $2.4 million for a d d in g ■ ment increased by 406 stu contingencies. Total • • • " , ...■■■ dents, according to the board. The expansion would add Cost • The board also hired Dr. 25 additional staff members, Emanuel Averbach of including 15.5 teachers and M orristown to conduct three six custodians, at a projected addlnQ ‘ , . . • ■ demographic studies on the annual cost of $250,000 per T otal district, the last of which was year, according to the done in 1995. L e G lise . COf iV4\QV'Sch° Based on the studies — This figure has also been V.v.v.'^&8S& also conducted in 1993 and hotly contested by Cohen and a d d in g * ... 1994 — enrollment is expect '""" .839,837,000 Chai, who contend that the Total ed to continue rising by an av expansion will require at least Cost •••••' erage of about 120 students 63 new staff members at a per year for the next eight cost of $3 million per year. years — jumping from 2,783 t o t a a . They base the total on an students this fall to 3,750 by average cost of $50,000 per the year 2003. p e rs o n . If the referendum is — Staff writer Amisha approved, the district would Llpadhyaya contributed to this be restructured, with Village story School changing from a K-3 to a K-2 school; Indian Hill, Statistics and floor from a grades 4-5 school to a plans provided by grades 3-6 school; and Satz Holmdel Board of Intermediate School, which Education. adjoins the high school, from ■ ■ H H INDEPENDENT, OCTOBER 11, 1995 2 1 Village School on referendum Grades Pre-K - 2 Indian Hill School —CL Grades 3-6 K itcht n PT G y m n a s iu rt M ulti purpose "TT h fl ESL Pre- lb ■LT Res'3 = 3 " = g F a c H ] Art C-.iinc prcr I b f i r K K X1C 3T=r M edia K Kindergarten Center K K B B o ys n r G Girls 3X3" M M usic C Comp Computer K C Classroom T o t a l c o s t -od Addition — 0 0 $2,177,000 William R. Satz School Grades 7 & 8 Tech Tech Tech lab lab lab n Art Band O 5K, K itch G ym nasium C ust Art Band c Classroom a stor B Boys T o t a l c o s t m Life G Girls ST Res Addition $16,412,000 2nd floor s k ills T o t a l c o s t g T b C > C cn m C t $3,886,000 0 Where the money School election O 0 Large will go group instruct K Kindergarten on Tuesday, B B o ys G G irls 0 M M u sic 54.11% Oct. 17 o Com p Com puter ! C C lassroom New A ddition construction 2 to 9 p.m. T n r r n ^ i i T f Holmdel High School Grades 9-12 23.79% s C S c > Renovations Y \ v > 9 V . c < c v J C h e m Cher? c y ' j l -1.63% r r r 0' S ci Technological S ^ c \ J j t x y / b |g | P hy: Gen component y / c ■ U s c i S ci / / V . 1 Hrep ’rep1 Gen 4.95% L s c f S ci Site development ■2.15% B B oys All equipment/ G G irls M M u sic furnishings Comp Computer T o t a l c o s t C C lassroom H Health $17,362,000 7.47% Fees & misc. 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Also Fresh Seafood , AFTER DINNER y— SAT-N-SUN NITE Fam ily Restaurant t COUNTRY SINGER if _PETTING ZOO« A berd een electric? Stu d y the facts O n Nov. 7, Aberdeen JCP&L is fighting makes one won- Jownship residents will der just how much they value the be asked whether or not residents’ business and possibly fh" township should break off from fear other towns following 1 and start its own electrical Aberdeen’s example, if the referen- V m v . dum is indeed passed W H olmdel residents win have three of the four schools are to decide Tuesday whether already at capacity and more new to approve a $40 million residences are going up every day. school building referendum or to Most people agree that Holmdel ask the Board of Education to schools are one of the major attrac come up with a less expensive tions that keeps drawing new resi plan. dents to the township. A second question asks voters to The big question for residents is approve construction of a separate how much they want to spend and administration building on Indian how soon they want to spend it. R eality check on H olm del schools Hill School property at a cost of $1 Arguments for both sides have m illio n . been presented in recent weeks in The time has come to deal with the Our schools are an investment we all reality of recent development and increas share. Holmdel schools have provided a The proposed expansion is a th e Independent’s editorial pages. ing student population in Holmdel. good return on this investment, as is evi M ore letters are presented today. very important issue for Holmdel Whether we like it or not, three of four denced by current property values. Let’s residents and everyone should take Detailed information about the Holmdel schools are at capacity. There is maintain this investment and continue our advantage of the opportunity to proposed expansion also appears in no classroom space left and core facilities reputation as an excellent community that vote. this issue of the Independent. (cafeteria, gym, library) are stretched be provides an excellent education. I urge all Everyone agrees-the district It is now up to you, the voters, yond their intended usage. Holmdel residents to vote yes on Oct. 17. schools must be expanded. to go to the polls and express your The Ad Hoc Citizens Committee and According to the administration, o p in io n s. the Board of Education carefully re CATHY B. WEBER searched and evaluated building needs Holmdel and options over the last year. After pub LETTERS lic comment, they chose the current pro posal, which includes minor additions and renovations at Village and Satz schools For the record G rateful fo r h elp after crash and significant ne\^ construction and Linda Harrigan is an occupational renovations at Indian Hill and the high therapist, not a physical therapist, as stated in the Oct. 4 article, “Matawan (The fo llo w in g letter o f thanks was sent customers and local business owners for school. The current proposal is the best Girl’s Strength Is Inspirational to to the H azlet P olice D epartm ent, first-a id their thoughtful array of cards and flowers one to meet the growth needs impacting Others.” squad and E M T rescue squad.) sent to both myself and my mother. Also, all grades at all four schools. (thanks go) to Dr. Shah and staff on I would like to take this opportunity to Other options, such as adding class Bayshore Community Hospital ER staff express my deepest gratitude and appreci rooms alone to the present schools, cannot ation to you during my recent auto acci present the night of the accident and the be done because of the limited core facili Send us your letters dent. It is with great pride that I am so staff of Jersey Shore Medical Center. ties. Building a new school would solve Mail your letters to the editor to thankful for the immediate, excellent care My deepest appreciation. crowding in only one set of grades and Independent, 1 Edgeboro Road, East my mother, Anna Webberson, and I re bring with it a whole new set of problems, Brunswick, N.J. 08816, or fax to ceived from the efficient services of our JANET B. PAULIN such as purchasing land and dividing stu (908) 254-0486. Please limit letters police and first aid departments. Paulin's Tavern dents between schools. to 350 words. A special thank you to all my friends, Hazlet INDEPENDENT, OCTOBER 11, 1995 2 5 L e P ro ject cost has been d isto rted b y fear T he open letter to me by David Chai Township as new residential and commer percent in nine of the past 15 years, and hire approximately five new teachers per and David Cohen substantially over cial development is completed. exceeded 2.5 percent in 11 of those 15 year over the next three years to deal with states the direct and indirect costs of Of course, the Chai/Cohen letter con years, so that a 3 percent growth rate in rat the increased enrollment if we have the the proposed building program of the tends that we cannot count residential rat ables for the near future appears reason classroom space for them. Even if we were Holmdel Township Board of Education. As able growth in calculating the future lav able. If such a growth rate continues, the inclined to raise costs as fast as their letter a chartered financial analyst who does burden, because many new residents have impact of the debt issue on the $300,000 implies, which of course we are not. New quantitative financial research for a Wall children they will enroll in the Holmdel assessed home will never exceed $400 in Jersey state education policy would not Street primary dealer and a member of die Township schools, at an alleged cost of any year at current market interest rates. If permit it! We anticipate a state imposed Holmdel Board of Education, I would like $9,000 per child. The actual student oper the growth rate slows to 2 percent, the cap on operational budget increases of no to correct these exaggerated cost estimates. ating cost of education in Holmdel is cur impact on such a homeowner will drift more than 4 percent this coming year. Very simply, we are proposing to bor rently $8,549; however, that includes many slightly upward, to a maximum of $439 in Unless there is an unexpected acceleration row a $39.84 million to be repaid over a fixed costs that do not increase as the stu 2005 before turning down again. of inflation, it is unlikely that the state- period of 27 years, with interest only pay dent population increases. The marginal It is important to note that residential imposed cap will significantly exceed 4 ments for the first two years while con cost of additional students is comprised property taxes are fully deductible from the percent for the next several years, a 4 per struction is in progress and principal pay mainly of the cost of providing space and federal income tax, and that the over cent increase will add about $48 next year ments commencing in the third year. As of teachers for those students, which they whelming majority of Holmdel residents to the school tax bill of a homeowner with Sept. 26, the total net assessed valuation of have already calculated (wrongly, in my are in the 28 percent federal tax bracket or a house assessed at $300,000. Holmdel ratables was $1,745 billion, so the view, elsewhere). higher (the 28 percent tax bracket starts at The $1,250 annual cost increase on the share of the debt burden of a homeowner As enrollment increases, we do not about $40,000 for a couple filing jointly). home assessed at $300,000 estimated in with a house assessed at $300,000 is raise the salaries of our principals and cen A gross property tax increase of $400 for a their letter is sheer fantasy! This nightmare 0.01719 percent of $39.84 million or tral office administrators proportionately, couple in the 28 percent bracket results in a will not come true in Holmdel; the net cost $6,849. Thus, for this homeowner with a nor do we hire an extra 40 percent of a $ 1 1 2 saving on their federal income tax, so to the average taxpayer of this building ref house assessed at $300,(XX). which implies nurse when the enrollment rises 40 percent. that the net cost is only $288. erendum plus anticipated operational a fair market value of $318,000, taking on As a result of economies of scale, the oper In terms of operational costs, points (2) expenditure over the next three years will this schix)l debt is roughly equivalent to ating cost per student has actually and (3 y in the Cohen-Chai letter clearly likely be under $500 per year, or less than increasing his mortgage debt by $6,849 decreased from $8,611 in 1992-93 to double count costs. In (2), they state that 44 $10 per week. It is unfortunate that the However, the Holmdel Township Board ot $8,549 in 1995-96. A cost estimation new teachers will be added as a result of debate on this badly needed building pro Education can borrow at a much lower method which budgets for the cost of the the building program; then in (3) they say gram has been distorted by irrational fears interest rate than a homeowner, becausc of increased enrollment while ignoring the that we will be rapidly increasing personnel of huge tax increases. our AA credit rating and the fact that the fact that the source of the new enrollment is costs even without the building program, interest on our bonds are free of federal new developments on the tax rolls is inac and then add those two costs together. ARTHUR Q. FRANK income taxes. The future tax burden of curate. Where would we put the additional teach Chartered Financial Analyst such borrowing is also decreased by the The growth of total ratables in Holmdel, ers they suggest will be hired even if no Holmdel Township Board of expected ratable growth of Holmdel excluding reassessments, has exceeded 3 building is done? Our current plans are to Education Member It is time for “you,” our elected officials, dren in the district and those who do not. Let Hazlet police to start paying attention to “we” who have We all have something to gain and we all Don’t be fooled elected you, or face the penalty in have something to lose. We gain on the chief do his job November. quality of life and the quality of educa by Buccelatto tion; we lose on the tax rate increase. I am writing this letter as a senior citizen In the early days, I worked with Chief I was amused by a recent letter written Gormerley on juvenile cases and can say he The increase in student population is of Hazlet who has resided here for the past real and it costs money. Let’s face it, there by Jim Buccelatto, a Democrat County 39 years. I have been very active in the did an outstanding job. Some of you adults Committeeman of Middletown. I find it who may have had contact with him might is no way that I know of to get by the en community. I have been a past member of rollment increase without expansion of fascinating that Jim endorsed those two remember that we were fair. the Board of Education, retired police offi the facilities and maintain our present Democrat state assembly candidates be I have observed, during my tenure in cer (after 28 years,) original president of the standing in the educational community. cause of their stand “against Medicare Hazlet, many political moves to overpower Little League (now HYAL,) first chairman My wife and I decided on Holmdel as cuts.” In reality, assemblymen have no the police department. Bad move, of the Recreation Commission, first chair the place to raise a family. There were a control over what happens to Medicare; it Township Committee. These men and man of the Hazlet Recreation Softball number of considerations — beautiful sur is a federal program and all pertinent leg women are schooled professionals, not 90 League which is still in operation, instru roundings, a reasonably close commute, a islation is initiated in the United State day wonders. This is the importance of hav mental in developing the township recre good tax rate — but most important was Congress. ing a chief like Holmes Gormerley who is ation fields, Beers Street, Leocadia Court, the reputation of the school district. I am Buccelatto speaks of the “Senior Truth respected by them. Township Committees Union Avenue, Veterans Park, plus neigh amazed by the number of community Squad,” the perpetrators of this strange or managers don’t know the first thing borhood play grounds, etc. I believe I members who have noted the quality of endorsement, as “non-partisgn.” about police work. You are here today and earned my keep. the school district as the major reason for Webster’s dictionary defines that descrip gone tomorrow. choosing Holmdel as the place to live. It As a senior citizen, I would have hoped tive title as “not controlled, or influenced I am proud to have been a police officer also amazes me how many former that the Township Committee would devote by, or supporting any single political and to have been active in my community. I Holmdel students make the newspaper all of its energy into looking after the com party.” So much for the so called “truth want no credit; I just wish to stand up and and periodical pages with their success munity and its citizens; to insure that our squad.” property taxes are maintained and that our be counted for what is right. To the stories. And that, my friends, certainly makes for much better reading than any The last time that seniors (and a host community is not gobbled up by fast build Township Committee I say, “Hands off.” trial by jury story. of other age groups) took Jim Buccelatto ing contractors looking to make a buck; that Let the chief do his job. VERNON W. MANNING This did not just happen. It took a lot seriously, it cost New Jersey residents an our roads and parks are up to par; that our Hazlet of time and effort to create the environ additional $2 . 8 billion in state income garbage is collected properly; that the citi ment which allowed these students to taxes — courtesy of another Jim, i.e. zens of our community be given a voice at Referendum is grow and become outstanding members of Florio. Remember? local meetings and not be shot down by society. I want the same quality education Senior citizens are extremely indepen closing meetings or doing away with certain causing rifts for my children as the children before dent thinkers and will not be fooled by volunteer committees like the Township them. I do not want anyone being hurt by Jim Buccelatto or anyone else. They will Safety Advisory Committee and Recreation There has been a lot of dialogue lately over the upcoming Holmdel school refer this tax increase and many of the people “sort it all out” and make the right choices Commission. (Why were they removed?) that built these outstanding schools will be — exactly as they did last year. I feel that the Township Committee endum. The discussions have been over whose numbers are right. Is it $40 million affected by the increase, but what are the Personally, I like Joe Azzolina and should attend to the matters of the com or $80 million? Is the projected 3 percent alternatives? Joann Smith — “Hope all you do, too.” munity for which we elected them and growth just for the next two years or 27 The time has come to take a stand and JIM MAHER leave the police department’s management years? Do we need expansion at all vote. AH things considered, I urge you to Former Mayor in the capable hands of Chief Holmes J. schools or just one school? I can go on, vote yes on this referendum to maintain Middletown Gormerley, who, since 1980, has done an but we have heard it many times before. the educational excellence that all chil admirable job as chief of police, just as he I do not want this referendum to split dren deserve. has always done for his 37 years of ser the community by those who have chil ART MERCES More letters, page 26 vice to the community. Holmdel 2 6 OCTOBER 11, 1995, INDEPENDENT H azlet police N o quick fix to . .. j ' V' -s I deserve support JL e t t e r s overcrow ding The letter sent out by the Township I am writing to explain my support for Committee about the discord between them the upcoming Board of Education referen and the police leaves a lot to be desired. dum in Holmdel on Oct. 17. The Hazlet Police Department was orga R isks outw eigh rew ards I am somewhat surprised by the rumors nized over 30 years ago and has an excel flying about town concerning what will be lent reputation throughout the state as one done with the $39,840 million bond that we of the best run police departments. All for for m unicipal pow er as taxpayers are being asked to vote on. I mer Township Committees have had con- feel it is most important to respond to Edith tractua1 putes over the years, but have I would like to offei some follow-up country within three years. If that is the Durrbeck’s letter because it does sound log worked them out amicably for the benefit comments regarding the debate over case, why make a 20-30 year commitment ical. Why don’t we have the developers, of the town people. What is wrong with this whether or not Aberdeen should form a (by selling bonds to buy assets) to solve a who are building the new houses and town current governing body? Could it be they municipal power company. three-year problem? houses, pay fees to the Board of Education? have an ego problem? In my previous letter, 1 indicated that With respect to Anchor Glass, specif Isn’t that why our schools are so over In their letter, the Township Committee there would be a two-day conference in ically, I feel compelled to make the fol crowded? They reap the benefits, they says it’s concerned about service and the Washington, D.C. in September, dealing lowing points. First, their assertion that the should pay! Shouldn’t they? re, me generated by the police department with the key issue of how the electric utili facility here has the highest power costs Well, believe it or not, that concept is throug.i the courts. I agree that the police ty industry’s stranded investment costs among its 14 plants has no relevance. illegal in the state of New Jersey! It sounds department “writing tickets just for quotes” would be handled. I attended that session Since glass containers are low value prod logical and fair, but we cannot do it! is un-American, discriminatory and anti which included a presentation on munici ucts relative to their weight and bulk, they Also, recently, a group of concerned citi taxpayer. If the Township Committee palization delivered by a consultant from can only be economically shipped for up zens asked the Township Committee to wants to reduce the tax base, use some the Washington, D.C. firm of Duncan & to about 2 0 0 miles or so from the plant have a ban on future building in the town, innovative ideas to attract clean industry Allen. I would like to pass on what I site. Thus, the relevant competitive uni Again, the answer is: No, that is illegal. and leave the police alone. Why fix some learned and to raise some issues relating to verse of glass container plants is those Each property owner is within their rights to thing when it’s not broken? The roads in our particular situation that needs to be located within the Cliffwood plant’s sell their property and have it developed Hazlet are well patrolled and are extremely addressed before a final decision is made. viable shipping range. Second, it is total according to zoning laws and other ordi safe and if you feel the PBA does not First, the consultant indicated that the plant manufacturing costs that need to be nances. enforce laws, why don’t you take action? most common way municipalization compared, not power costs alone. It could There are no easy, quick-fix answers to Or is it you intention to again discredit the comes about stems from a drive by a large be that the local plant has offsetting cost the population explosion that is occurring in police force. industrial customer seeking lower power advantages — natural gas, transportation, Holmdel right now. We, as taxpayers, need Again, speaking of revenues, please be costs, which is the situation in Aberdeen. labor productivity, more modern equip to make responsible choices in order to aware that two members of the Hazlet A town that wants to move ahead would ment. Third, even with lower power costs, solve the problem of overcrowding in our Township Committee, Mayor Wiley and use its eminent domain authority to con how does glass container manufacturing schools now and into the future. We also ex-mayor Bradshaw, are earning salaries in demn the local utility’s transmission and stack up long tem^ versus plastic contain need to think of our greatest asset, our Freehold paid by us taxpayers in non-essen distribution facilities. A fair market value ers which have been gaining market share homes. Current conditions warrant imme tial, no-show jobs. How can ex-mayor for those facilities would have to be deter for years and continue to grow rapidly? diate reinvestment in our facilities by all Bradshaw show up at town hall meetings mined, probably by an independent At the same time, it is important to homeowners in order to preserve our prop with the police chief at 2 p.m. when he is appraisal. The town would then sell bonds note that Anchor is a major employer in erty values. supposed to be at work in Freehold? You to raise the capital to buy the assets. It this area. These are good manufacturing Instead of a knee-jerk reaction to $39.84 figure that out. would service that debt (pay interest and jobs at good wages. If it can be shown that million, instead of panicking and saying, In your letter, you ask how is the PBA gradually reduce principal) over 20-30 current power costs make total plant man “no,” let’s think about what is happening in able to afford attorneys’ fees. The PBA years. The town would enter a contract ufacturing costs high enough to put the our schools. As r an LeGlise is saying members do pay dues, work hard with fam with an alternative power supplier for a plant at risk of closing, but lower power in the presentations, ‘ e children are here. ily and friends to sell tickets to their annual specific amount of power to be delivered, costs could keep it open indefinitely, it is They e here now nd coming fast in PBA Ball, and also have family and friends usually for five years, on a take or pay ba worth making a substantial effort to save droves. Why? Becaus' of new construction working hard on their annual ball journal, sis. That is, the town is obligated to pay the plant, I wonder, though, why JCP&L’s during a time of lowei mowing rates, cou which is a moneymaker. The police do not for die power whether it needs it all or not. offer to cut Anchor’s rates by 40 percent pled with the overturning of 25-year-old have fat cat professionals (lawyers, engi In addition, it would have to hire its own doesn’t solve the problem by itself. neighbor Js (original empty-nesters sell neers) donating money to any whim these people to maintain the asset base and I remain opposed to municipal power ing i >mes to new families with young chil Hazlet Republican politicians desire in repair damage and restore power after out because I believe the risks outweigh the dren,. iuio has been proven through the order to be reappointed in the next year. ages caused by ice storms, hurricanes, etc. rewards for taxpayers, and I am told by demographer’s reports. 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E st. 1968 (908) 264-3900 Fax (908) 264-0167 2 8 OCTOBER 11, 1995, INDEPENDENT Ca Oct. 21 at the Public Safety building, AUDITIONS Stillwells Corner Road, Freehold. All aaies FOR KIDS welcome. Refreshments available. Call THEATER Susan at (908) 536-4747. Today Friday Friday through Oct. 21 • Marlboro Players is having auditions Thursday • “Even if You Can’t Draw a Straight _ • Phoenix Productions will present for its production of Fiddler on the Roof at • The Central Shore of Deborah Line,” a family art program, will be held from the Frank Dugan Elementary School, Hospital meets at 7:30 p.m. at the Hazlet Evita at 8 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays 7-9 p.m. at the Nature Center, Poricy Park, and at 3 p.m. on Oct. 15 at The Count Basie Topanemus Road, Marlboro. Bring sheet Firehouse, Holmdel Road. (908) 787 Oak Hill Road, Middletown. Fee is $6 for music for accompanist. Seven male/female 3868. Theatre, 99 Monmouth St., Red Bank. members; $8 for non members. Advanced Orchestra seats are $18 and side and rear roles plus singers and dancers. (908) 972 registration is required. (908) 842-5966. 7217. Sunday seats are $14. Seniors get a $2 discount. • Chronic Fatigue Syndrome/Epstein- For information and reservations, call (908) Saturday 747-0014. Today and Sunday Barr Virus Support Group meets from • “Silly Snake Stories,” a nature pro • Brookdale Community College, 765 1:30-3:30 p.m. at Greenwall Conference ram sponsored by the Monmouth County Newman Springs Road, Lincroft, is holding Room, Monmouth Medical Center, 300 Saturday through Oct 22 'ark System for parents and their young • The Mousetrap, Agatha Christie's auditions for Our Town at 8 p.m. in the col Second Ave., Long Branch. Pre-registra sters ages 4 and 5, will be held from 10:30 classic thriller, will be performed at the lege’s Performing Arts Center. Call Larry at tion required. (908) 870-5205. a.m. to noon at the Huber Woods George Street Playhouse, 9 Livingston (908) 224-2605. • Bayshore Area Chapter 721 of Viet Environmental Center, Brown’s Dock Road, Ave., New Brunswick. For performance nam Veterans of America (VVA) is spon Locust section of Middletown. Cost is $5 per dates and ticket prices, call (908) 246-7717. Monday and Tuesday soring an “old-fashioned” breakfast buffet child. (908) 842-4000; TDD (908) 219-9484. • The First Avenue Playhouse will hold from 8 a.m. to noon at Keyport VFW Post Through Nov. 12 Miracle on 34th auditions at 7:30 p.m. for 4247, Third and Waverly streets, Keyport. Saturday and Sunday • The Piano Lesson, the Pulitzer-win Street and Among Those Presents at the Cost is $4 for adults; $3 for seniors, and • The Meadow Theater will present The ning drama by August Wilson, will be pre $2 for children under 12. For more theater located at 123 First Ave., Atlantic Meadow Kids Meet the Mummy, an audi sented by Crossroads Theatre Company, 7 Highlands. Age range needed are 8-60. information, call (908) 264-0576. ence participation show for ages 3-10, at 1 Livingston Ave., New Brunswick. For times Please bring a photo of yourself and a r6- and 3 p.m. on Saturday and 1 p.m. on and dates, call (908) 249-5560. sum6. For more information, call (908) 291 Tuesday Sundays at The Meadow Theater, The 7552 or (908) 583-3984. Directors are also • An expressive therapy group for Galleria Atrium, Bridge Avenue and West Weekends through Oct 28 needed for children’s shows. Send r6sum6 women suffering from eating disorders will Front Street, Red Bank. All tickets are $6, • The Vampire will be presented by the to: Kati Beddow Brower, First Avenue Play meet from 7-9 p.m. on Tuesdays at Tinton plus tax. (908) 758-0099. First Avenue Playhouse, 123 First Ave., house, 123 First Ave., Atlantic Highlands Falls. (908) 530-9346. Atlantic Highlands, at 8:30 p.m.; desserts at 07716. • The Garden Club R.F.D. will hold a Sunday 8 p.m. Tickets are $18. Dinner package program on floral design with a luncheon • “Dinosaur Swamp Juice Party,” a available in conjunction with the Wild Scal starting at noon at the Presbyterian program for parents and their children, ages lion restaurant, Route 36 and Appleton CLUBS Church-Fellowship Hall, 352 Sycamore 4 and 5, will be held from 10:30 a.m. to Avenue, Leonardo section of Middletown. Ave., Shrewsbury. A $12 donation will be noon at the Monmouth County Park (908) 291-7552. accepted. The program and luncheon is System, Huber Woods Environmental Today open to the public. For reservations and Center, Brown’s Dock Road, Middletown. • Quest, a singles group, will meet at information, call (908) 741-9240. Cost is $5 per child. Pre-registration is MUSIC 7:45 p.m. at the First Unitarian Church, • The Keyport Kiwanis meets at 6:30 required. (908) 842-4000; TDD (908) 219 1475 W. Front St., Lincroft. Cost is $5. .m. weekly at the Ye Cottage Inn, 149 9484. f t'est Front St. New members are wel (908) 747-0707. • By the Light of the Silvery Moon, part Saturday • Monmouth County members of come. For more information, call (908) of the Monmouth County Park System’s 888-9625. • Classic American Pops, presented United We Stand America is holding a “Sunday Smiler’s children’s theater series, by the Battleground Arts Center candidate forum for the assembly candi • The Matawan/Aberdeen Chamber of will be presented at 2 p.m. at Tatum Park Symphony at 8 p.m., at the Presbyterian dates of the eleventh legislative district at Commerce will hold its general meeting at Activity Center, Red Hill Road, Middletown. 7 p.m. at the Holmdel Firehouse, Route 6 p.m. at the Buttonwood Manor, Highway Church, 118 W. Main St., Freehold. The magical musical is suitable for children, Tickets are $7 for adults, $6 senior citi 520, Holmdel. (908) 681-7746. 34, Matawan. There will be a silent auc ages 4-12, and is based on Nola Langner’s tion and refreshments. (908) 290-112^. zens and children. (908) 462-8811. modem children’s classic. Performance will • Brookdale Community College, 765 Today, Oct. 18 and Oct. 21 • The Middletown Area Chamber of feature puppets, singing and audience par Newman Springs Road, Lincroft, is • Liberty Oak Chorus of Sweet Commerce will hold a General Member ticipation. tickets are $4.50 per person. Adelines is offering a free, three-session Breakfast at 8 a.m. at The Ramada Inn. Advance registration is required. (908) 842 presenting “An Evening with Carmel vocal training program at 7:30 p.m. today Route 35, Hazlet. Cost is $8. For reserva 4000; TDD (908) 219-9484. Quinn: Celtic Song and Story” at 8 p.m. in and Oct. 18 and from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. tions, call (908) 671-3360. the college’s Performing Arts Center. Admission is $15. (908) 224-2880. •••••••••••••••••••••• Sunday • “A Night on Broadway,” presented A day full of family fun may be ✓ enjoyed from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. by the Howell Township Cultural Arts on Sunday when Monmouth Committee, at 3 p.m. at the Howell Branch County Parle System celebrates Turkey of the Monmouth County Library, Old Swamp Park Day at the facility on Tavern Road. Performers are Nick Fedyn, Georgia Road, Freehold Township. Mary Florino and Janice Pellegrino. No Festivities include music, food, arts and charge. (908) 938-2300. crafts, children's games and activities, • William Kuyper, French hornist with pony rides, pumpkin painting and a the New York Philharmonic, is performing scarecrow contest. Admission and park at 2 p.m. at the Monmouth County Library ing are free. For more information or to Headquarters, 125 Symmes Drive, register for the scarecrow contest, call Manalapan. No charge. (908) 431-7242. (908) 842-4000; TDD (908) 219-9484. Amy Pivar and her dance com SPECIAL EVENTS ✓ pany will perform at 8 p.m. on Thursday in Loree Dance Theater, Lipman Drive (off Nichol Thursday Avenue), New Brunswick. The program • United Way of Monmouth County is features "The Modern Typist," which hosting “Sports Night Out” from 6-8 p.m. at was created by the collaborative team the Squire’s Pub, West Long Branch. (908) of Pivar and co-artistic director Freda 938-5988. Rosen. Tickets are $14; $12 for people 63 years and older and Rutgers faculty Saturday and staff; and $7 for students. For • CentraState Medical Center’s Health more information, call (908) 932 Awareness Center, 65 Gibson Place, 7511. Freehold, is holding cholesterol screenings ••••••••••••••••a***** from 9-11 a.m. Cost is $9 per screening. The Defino Central School, (908) 308-0570. ✓ Route 79, Marlboro, is holding a Fall Festival from noon to 4 Chris Lysczak (right) of Trenton helps her grandchildren Jennifer Price Sunday • Faith Baptist Church of Mid-Jersey p.m. Saturday in the school gymnasi of Marlboro (I) and her sister Nicole put the finishing touches on their is presenting missionary Bill Fortson from um. Games, prizes, pumpkins, mums, scarecrow during last year’s Turkey Swamp Day. This year’s event is fresh baked goods and other refresh set for 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday at the Freehold Township facility on 10 a.m. to noon at the Matawan Georgia Road, and will feature an assortment of family activities. Community Center, Corner of Church and ments. All invited. Broad street. (908) 566-9501. ^^■ffffTTffTTTfnTTTTffTHTTi INDEPENDENT, OCTOBER 11, 1995 2 9 m m ' ' - V t s \ b o GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS 3 0 INDEPENDENT, OCTOBER 11,1995 AFFORDABLE *Classic Construction With A Personal Touch" F E R N A N D O G. 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Because the eight or nine recessed quite the same effect in a home with bulb burns hotter, it’s possible to lights, and a family out the proper lighting. achieve the same illumination with a party will always need “Lighting is the most important 35 watt halogen as an incadescent more light than is creat aspect of finishing a room,” said Jim bulb with nearly twice the wattage.” ed by a few table Rembish, owner of Lighting Gallery in lamps.” The core of a lighting design East Brunswick. “It’s usually the last should focus on activities that occur Although lighting is task to be done, and yet the one that in each room. usually designed after a adds the most function and beauty.” room has been fur “The kitchen has become the fami When it comes to designing a light nished, experts suggest ly room of the 90’s, and many home-' that in new homes it scheme, there are many points to con owners are budgeting decorating dol sider. should be planned lars to make this room more comfort simultaneously with the “The fixtures selected have multi able,” said Fiore. “Cove lighting and architect’s design. ple purpose,” said Rembish. “They under-cabinet strip lights can easily “There are some fix should accentuate and enhance decor, enhance the kitchen environment by Lamps are not only usable for lighting, but are a com tures, recessed lighting add style and ambiance, create a com bringing out the beauty of cabinets, plementary accessory to any decor. for example, that might fortable atmosphere, and offer suffi while still offering the task lighting be impossible to add after the home is tasks and activities of each room, it’s a cient illumination for tasks such as necessary to safely work at the coun designed because of ductwork or good idea to consult with a lighting reading or cooking.” tertop.” other obstaictions,” said Fiore. “If the professional before the blueprints are No matter what the style of a The dining area and living room homeowner has a basic idea of the drawn.” C e r a m i c W e are importers of the finest selection of Ceramic, Marble and Granite tiles and * we offer these at the "We'll beat anyones Best Prices! our own price...guaranteed" craftsm en will install your tile & marble Call the Affordable Pros today with professional results-.cuaranteed. 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Middletown While some smaller projects are (next to Country Sudser Carw ash) with tow nship easily handled by weekend builders, & 706-1210 or 264-3905 it’s obvious just from the paperwork By Bonnie Griffiths involved that larger plans are best left to the professionals. “A family room addition with L ong gone are the good old days bathroom and fireplace would when an ambitious do-it-your SILK GREENERY require permits for building, electric, selfer could use an unexpected plumbing and fire, plus a zoning per weekend off to buy some lumber Custom Silk Plants & Accessories For Home 8f Business mit,” says Sharon Keegan, code and build a new shed in the yard. 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Essentially, the International Tile of Middletown D ifficulties in selling a house, the downstairs area has become one big high cost of trading up and a new room. Architectural elements such Tile can add a classic flair to every wish to retain community roots as columns, arches, built-in shelves and room of the house, and this popular are some reasons why Americans who a freestanding interior window physical showroom is certain to hold a perfect used to move even,' few years are ly separates the space without closing match for any decorator’s taste. Within choosing to stay put and remodel. any of it off. their sea of samples are colors both But the expense and inconvenience The exterior is now a dramatic re bright and dramatic, textures smooth of remodeling can be even more com flection of the house’s nautical setting. and dimpled, patterns or solids, plicated than building from scratch. A turret and a two-story bay window speckles and elegant accents. The "It is actually easier to design and impose a strong sense of character, and grouping features trendy pieces such as build a new house than it is to exten a builder’s colonial is now a shingled thick, Victorian-style tumbled marble, sively remodel,” says Roger Bartels, an beauty in the Arts and Crafts style of the plus inserts and borders that offer every architect in Westport, Conn. early 2 0 th century. project a spectacular finish. "But if you like the location, re The new living room now includes a Service is also an area where modeling makes sense, especially in European limestone fireplace mantel International Title insists on quality. communities where a vacant lot with that recalls the de Flines family’s roots Professional design consultants offer character is hard to come by or pro as French Huguenots who emigrated to clients step-by-step advice on creating hibitive in cost.” Holland in the 17th centuiy. The most patterns and selecting products that are The architect recently helped Ernst original new feature is the two-story best suited to the task. This talented and Margriet de Flines totally do over a chimney decorated with a cut stone crew can layout anything from a small nondescript builder’s colonial on a rare insert showing the outline of a boat. backsplash to an entire room, and free waterfront lot in Rowayton, Conn. This plaque also recalls the family’s in-home measuring eliminates the The family loved the location on Netherlandish heritage. headache caused by shortages or Long Island Sound and had deep roots "In Antwerp and Amsterdam, the overbuying. in the community. They even found old houses have names carved in relief their house acceptable. But the remod on their stone plaques,” says de Flines. Experienced installers are always on eling has turned an adequate residence "We have a Dutch flat-bottomed boat By Bonnie Griffiths hand to bring life to the design, with a into a perfect one from their point of instead.” guarantee of precise and beautiful Many traditional materials are finding view. Their house also flies a banner - in results. Do-it-yourselfers will be happy new purpose at the hands of contempo "On a scale of one to ten, it was a this case it is actually a piece of cut rary decorators, and ceramic tile is no to know that International Tile also five. Now it’s a ten,” says Margriet de sheet metal - with the pine tree insignia exception. What used to be a functional stocks adhesives, trowels, grout, cutters Flines. "We love the way Roger has of the community’s beach association. wall and floor covering for the kitchen or and all the start-to-finish project opened up the whole ground floor into The cost of the renovation was not bath is now a hot new medium for artsy necessities. one big room with a view of the water revealed. However, remodeling is just design in living rooms, dining areas, International Tile of Middletown is a from even,’ point.” as expensive as new construction, ac even master suites. family-owned business built on a solid The project took about a year, dur cording to Bartels. In this area of International Tile of Middletown has foundation of satisfied customers. The ing which the family stayed put, camp Fairfield County, costs typically range what it takes to keep up with these store’s slogan, “elegance is our style, ing out in a guest bedroom. She got from $150 to $200 a square foot. latest trends. The independently owned quality is our trademark,” is more than used to walking on plastic and stepping "Anything can be done,” says showroom, in the Squire Plaza at 1300 just words...it’s a promise to continue over this and that. But she found die Bartels. "Whether it should be done Highway 35 South, stocks an incredible offering the type of products and servic final stages of the project nerve wrack depends on the value of the property.” collection of more than 2,500 tile sam es that have earned them a golden rep ing. Those who opt for extensive re ples in every texture, color, size and utation among both homeowners and "The fact that w e were living in the modeling must leam to be patient. style imaginable. commercial clients. house made it easier for me to super "It takes time - at least three “We carry all of the most popular Don’t start your next project without vise, but I also saw a lot more,” she months of architectural planning before designs in ceramic, marble, and granite first visiting International Tile of says. "At the end, I had a long check you can start building - and the build tile, plus one-piece fabrications for kitch Middletown, in the Squire Plaza at 1300 list with the carpenter, electrician, the ing process takes between six months en countertops, vanities, and fireplace Highway 35 South, Middletown. Open tile man, et cetera. They always knew I and a year,” Bartels says. was right. But when the job was done, mantels,” says owner Jane Salicco, who Monday through Wednesday, 8:30 a.m. Anyone contemplating a renovation draws on over 20 years experience. to 6 p.m.; Thursday, 8:30 a.m. to 8 p.m.; the contractor asked me if I would be also must factor in the time and “Our products are of the highest quality, Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Saturday, 9 his precision-control person.” expense of obtaining a building permit, The work encompassed a com imported from countries all over the a.m. to 5 p.m.; and Sunday by appoint which is always needed when doing pletely new exterior, new windows, world like Italy, Portugal, Brazil and ment. Call 671-3024. structural work. In addition, zoning vari Spain.” new roof, a new full-height brick chim ances were required for the Rowayton Advertisement ney, and a large terrace. The interior house. It was a foot lower than current layout was changed on the main floor, flood regulations require. 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Only water-based, nontoxic glues should be used in the manu your decor facturing process, and water-based paints and stains that don’t give off gas or produce vapors that can be efore you paint, hang new harmful. wallpaper or install new car • Sound-deadening qualities of peting, consider this simple, doors vary widely, but are key for relatively low-cost home improve rooms where privacy is important. ment — doors. • Bedroom and kitchen doors Adding or changing interior doors should be fire-resistant. can add light, drama and new ele • High-use doors should be extra gance to most living spaces, says durable and scratch-resistant. interior designer Diane Hill. • “If it’s possible, slam the door to Updating doors is an essential see how it sounds, because it’s a step in achieving a new look, she sound you'll have to live with," adds. Frequently, the effect is just The oirner o f this home in Marlboro chose this style o f door fo r its light, airy look. Murray advises, “especially with short of miraculous. kids.” “A change of interior doors can one great, big, dark hall of doors. the decorating possibilities of doors. • The busier the design of the have as much impact, or more, as “We installed double French doors “It’s a low -cost w ay to add value door, the less there should be in the paint or wallpaper,” says Hill. “One to admit light from the dining room to the hom e,” says Dave Murray, area of the door, and the larger that of the most fantastic differences I and living room, with a single French marketing manager of North area should be. can recall was accomplished with door to the kitchens Afterward, it was American door manufacturer For more ideas on home improve new doors. As you entered the light, bright, airy and spacious.” Premdor Inc. ment with doors and free decorating entranceway of this home, it was Homeowners are catching on to The experts at Premdor offer information, call 1-800-663-3667. 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If you don’t like fluorescents because you think they make things look pasty, reconsider. Miller points out that new versions of the phos phor-coated bulbs are warm in color and render colors accurately. Look for rating markings that specify "3000K, CRI of 75” or higher. Avoid bulbs called "cool white,” "warm white,” or "daylight.” Four-foot fluorescent tubes are the least expensive and most efficient bulbs for home, and the best are the new T8 bulbs which are only an inch in diameter, Miller says. When buying, ask for the fixture to be supplied with an electronic ballast to eliminate audi ble hums or annoying flickers. These bulbs can be mounted on top of kitchen cabinets for soft, indirect light, or under the cabinets, for work tasks. The bulbs also can be concealed behind window valances in other rooms, providing glare-free lighting for reading and other activities. And fluo rescent fixtures with diffuse glass or M ake your acrylic covers are suitable for mounting over bathroom mirrors. Compact fluorescents — the ones first stop with two or four small tubes — are found in wall-sconce, downlight and Heat-N-lfilo ceiling-mount light fixtures. To figure If you've been concerned about the your needs, divide the wattage number high cost of a fireplace chimney and the you’d use for incandescent fixtures by chase that encloses it, stop the chase! If you’re looking for a high technology, three. A 25-watt compact fluorescent direct-vent fireplace that eliminates the can replace a 75-watt incandescent, for costs associated with the conventional example. chimney and fireplace chase, then Heat- When replacing bulbs in incandes N-Glo direct-vent gas fireplaces are for cent fixtures, choose halogen types you! that are at least 1 0 percent more effi gmnrjrM M FM awA > cient and last several times longer, Miller says. Their greater purchase [HEAT-N-GLOJ price is offset by energy savings. If you’re installing track lights, use Model 6000 GDV uinnrt vpn* *><-»«;) "halogen PAR” bulbs. They concen trate more light in the center of the REAL-FYRE light beam so you can get the same VISIT OUR COMPLETE FIREPLACE SHOPPE amount of light with lower wattage. Halogen light is whiter than standard G a s L o g s G lass F irescreens incandescent and is good for bringing G r a t e s * M a n t e l s out colors of fabrics and finishes, Miller for inslant Huliant heat D e c o r a t o r says. Do your children — or maybe you A ccessories SAFE • NATlinAL LOOKING — forget to turn out the lights when HO SPARKS • NO ASHES Sales • Service • Parts leaving a room? Miller suggests you INSTANT ON AND OFF replace your wall switches with "occu pancy sensors,” which operate like standard switches but automatically shut off if no motion is detected in the room for several minutes. 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Auto Body Shop at the junction for 42 roads, sidewalks “user friendly.” They have looked at different aspects of years, is especially anxious for the inter Township Administrator Joseph Leo the junction, including its history. section to be improved. Lentz, the senior BY MARILYN DUFF called the partnership with Brookdale The Middletown Area Chamber of business operator in the junction also “one of the most exciting projects I’ve Commerce is also involved with future Staff Writer thinks there should be a central place for come across.” planning and has been working with area buses to park, out of the way of pedestrian The township set aside $20,000 in banks to put together favorable small busi traffic. MIDDLETOWN — Everything’s community development money to help ness loan packages. While the junction is no longer a trol coining up roses at Campbell’s Junction, revitalize the area and used a small portion For the task force, the biggest ac ley station, it is still a major bus stop. the neighborhood commercial district at to fund a special fall semester class for complishment has been raising public con Currently passengers are picked up on the intersection of Leonardville Road and advanced architectural students at the col sciousness, said Leo. the east side of Main Street, but the task Main Street in Belford. lege. “It’s a great opportunity,” said Brian force is eyeing a vacant lot on the south At a task force meeting last week, The seven students, under the direction Compton, a member of the task force, side of Leonardville Road, according to County Engineer Ted Giannechini said the of Professor Edward O’Neill, will com whose family owns a good portion of the Lentz. county will seek bids at the end of the month for major intersection im provements, including a traffic signal and pedestrian crosswalks. Work at the busy intersection will take about four months, and depending on Low equity? weather conditions, will start in late winter or early spring. The project is expected to cost about $175,000 to $200,000. You m ay still q u alify The township formed a task force earli er this year to come up with ideas to revi talize the area and address code enforce ment, vandalism and other problems. fo r a fixe d rate “This is all coming together. We’re going to see great things, we hope,” said Mayor Joan Smith, at an open task force Hom e Equity Loan! meeting Oct. 2 at a vacant Main Street store. About 20 people, including local residents and business owners, attended the 6:30 p.m. meeting. “When we first started, there were numerous complaints” about property maintenance and unsafe conditions, said William Broadhurst, the township’s code enforcement officer. But in the past six months, the complaints have dwindled to zero, he said. There are about 42 businesses in the junction, clustered along the three sides of the T-shaped intersection. The former trol ley station, from which the area gets it name, is located on the northeast comer. Broadhurst also presented the good news that two vacant properties in the junction area may soon be occupied. Carvel Ice Cream is buying back its for First Savings has a special loan option mer store on Leonardville Road, he said, and there is a contract to buy a vacant gas for homeowners with as little as station. Clean Communities Coordinator Frank 10% equity in their homes. Self, who is also a member of the task force, said the county road work will elim If you've been turned down for a home equity loan because inate one of the major problems: the fact of low equity, come see First Savings. W e offer a unique that customers presently “can’t get from here to there.” program which could qualify you for a loan that would The improved intersection will have otherwise have been denied. two crosswalks across Leonardville Road First Savings is one o f the only banks in New Jersey and another across Main Street, each with traffic signal controls for pedestrians. to offer this option to borrowers. For more information Self also has purchased decorative or an application, stop by the First Savings office nearest trash bins, and a vocational school has you, or call our Consumer Loan Department: 908-225-6424. offered to build more. This truly is a wonderful opportunity for In the area of law enforcement, Cpl. Thomas Pegut said police are monitoring New Jersey homeowners, and we are problems with drug and alcohol use and pleased to provide it. addressing graffiti problems. - F i r s t . Later this month, art students from Middletown High School North will be painting a mural on the back of the West Coast Video building, the former trolley station building. Pegut suggested a trolley or marina theme, in keeping with the history of the ...where you come first! area, but said the art students will make Main Office: 339 State Street, Perth Amboy • Eatontown 158 Wyckoff Rd. • Edison 980 Amboy Ave. • 2100 Oak Tree Rd. • the final determination. 1655 Oak Tree Rd. (Oak Tree Shop. Ctr.) • Fanwood 206 South Ave. • Fords 33 Lafayette Road (Fords Shop. Ctr.) • Hazlet On another long-range front, a group Rte. 35 & Bethany Rd. (K-Mart Plaza) • Hopelawn 101 New Brunswick Ave. (Pathmark) • Iselin 1220 Green St. • Nletuchen of architectural students at Brookdale 599 Middlesex Ave. • Middletown 1580 Rte. 35 South • Milltown 97 N. Main St. * Old Bridge Rte. 9 & Ticetown Rd. • Community College has already surveyed Piscataway 100 Stelton Rd. • Woodbridge 325 Amboy Ave. • Rte. 1 & St. Georges Ave. (ShopRite) the area and done building drawings, to Deposits FDIC Insured • Equal Opportunity Lender • Equal Housing Lender 1®1 develop ideas for new storefronts and T * . - W f I * f- ' V< f M M.Vi ’ »( 4 6 OCTOBER 11. 1995, INDEPENDENT Teens honored for arts program award BY AMISHA UPADHYAYA Michelle, Kristina, Jennifer, and Amanda Jennifer Schmermund has been train that she may just pursue those opportuni plaques for being chosen to attend the Staff Writer ing at the Red Bank Dance Academy in ties in college as a dance minor. Garden States Arts Program last summer Tinton Falls for the past 14 o f her 17 Kristina, a mezzo-soprano, was one of HOLMDEL — Michelle Asadourian, in theater, voice, dance, and trumpet , years. eight singers in the program. The size of Kristina Karlquist, Jennifer Schmermund, respectively. She has been trained in ballet, jazz, tap the group enabled her to concentrate on and Amanda Whitten may seem like typi Hundreds of high school students and theater dance, but this summer she technique. As a result, she has opened up cal teen-agers when you eavesdrop on throughout the state apply for the program was exposed to modern dance. and expanded her vocal and interpretive their conversations about gossip in the in their junior year and it is rare for a During the program, she said she was abilities. school and the burdens of homework. But school to have one Garden State Arts forced to question how and why she “I’ve been singing since I was born,” don’t be fooled. scholar, much less four. moved, and this has enriched her expe she said, adding that she will continue to Stay a while longer and the conver After the students acquire recom rience as a dancer. do so at Trenton State College next year. sation may shift to the complexity of shift mendation letters, write essays and go to She also was excited to leam that the Kristina is in her third year of vocal ing weight in a dance combination, the demanding auditions, a highly selective world of dance is much broader than she training and has been selected for the All vocal technique needed to hit that E sharp, committee chooses 95 students from had anticipated. State Chorus. or the unity of action in plays. around the state in each of the performing ‘There are opportunities for a dancer to Michelle has been acting since kinder The Board of Education awarded and visual art fields. do more than just dance,” she said, adding garten. Her mother — also an actress — and her teachers encouraged her to seri ously pursue the craft in fourth grade. Since then, she’s been in roles such as Rozie in Bye Bye Birdie and Mildred in Ah! Wilderness. Of all the knowledge she gained during » J i f f # the program in playwriting, directing, stage combat and miming classes, she recalls with wonder at a particular insight: vvi// — * u n d e r s o l d ! “I never knew my life’s experiences could ^ ^ v earsin business. W e play a part in my acting. “I’ve learned to be aware of the situ ations I’m in,” she said. Theater-goers will be able to see the T iffany-S tyle results of those learning experiences in the school’s upcoming production of P ippin H a n d l e a d e d in March. Amanda has been playing trumpet S tained G lass Lighting since fourth grade. During the arts pro Beautiful “Q uoizel collectibles” of authentic gram, she played in a brass quintet, a brass lamp reproductions from the turn of the century. ensemble and a wind ensemble. “I got a chance to pay attention to details I don’t in school,” she said, adding JU ST A FEW OF THE HUNDREDS ON SALE! that she has become aware of the role 3-Light Semi-Flush Fixture attention to detail has in the interpretive quality of music. regularly She will be unseen but crucial in the $269.99 S a l e $ 9 9 . 9 9 orchestra pit in P ippin. 12" diam . / 8" high All four agreed that though 95 students in one dorm was a bit crowded, they 1-Light Pendant Fixture learned the art of cooperation. “It was so nice to be in atmosphere Sale $149.99 a s where other people appreciate art. We feel 2 0 " d i a m . like outcasts in school sometimes,” Jennifer said, as her fellow artists shook their heads in agreement and added their Lovely Table Lamp own anecdotes. regularly Their articulation of their past ac $269.99 S a l e $ 9 9 . 9 9 complishments, future visions and aspi 1514" diam . / 20" high / 3-w ay rations, however, belie any self-pity they i I I may have over their so-called outcast sta tus. Hospital ball to be held Oct. 14 The Bayshore Community Hospital’s d e IFFANY fund-raising event, the Victorian Auction Sale Look for the beautifully decorated Quoizel Enchantment ball, will be held Oct. 14 at Sat., Oct. 14th "Tour de Tiffany" truck now at this loca the Ocean Place Hilton, Long Branch. 1 pm to 3 pm tion. It's filled with fabulous Quoizel Cocktails begin at 7 p.m., followed by dinner, dancing and a number of exciting Tiffany reproductions to be events including a silent auction and a SOLD AT AUCTION...and Chinese auction. view an authentic For more information about the ball, signed Louis Comfort reservations, the souvenir ad journal or Tiffany original. raffle tickets, contact the Foundation Office at Bayshore Community Hospital, 739-5994. C a p i t o l EATONTOWN Send news items LIGHTING 353 ROUTE 35 by FAX at Daily 9:30 - 9 / Sat. to 6 / Sun. 12-5 / (908) 542-9311 (908) 254-0486 INDEPENDENT. OCTOBER 11, 1995 4 7 Something to Smile AbouU, Teeth Cleaning It’s easy w ith “Gentle Dentistry”! • prevention • cosmetic In c lu d e s : • restorative • convenient hours • C o m p lete E x a m • open 6 days & evenings too! • X -R ays • 24 hr. emergency service • Consultation Expires 11/30/95 Regular Value: $185 Exam $41, (908) 219-8900 X-Rays $81, Cleaning $63. » New Patients Only J Kristina Karlquist (l-r), Amanda Whitten, Jennifer Schmermund and Michelle Asadourian, all Garden States Arts Scholars, feel at home on the stage at Holmdel High School. 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For possible LTR. cially/emotionally stable, seeks SWF, 18-22. slim, mature, evenings, and special mo 3 3672(e xp 11/151 S/DWPM, 45-60, with same That's why we're all in this, enjoys having fun. long drives, ments. 3 3607 (expl 1/8) 50S, FIT AND FRISKY attributes, for possible LTR. COMMONPLACE right? To find love? Face it, walks on beach, alternative SEARCHIN’ ADS FROM WOMEN Tall, attractive, slim, outgoing Only honest, N/S gentleman music and movies. 33666(exp Versatile, energetic SWM, 22, you've done singles bars and Attractive, very fit DWM, mid- DWPF, N/S, with upbeat atti please. 33617(exp11/8) 11/15) 50s, 5’9”, 175lbs, secure, easy 5’7", athletic, very huggable, tude, seeks SWPM, 50-60, who LOOKING FOR FUN blind dates. With, shall we say, going. seeks younger WF, 25 with an abundance of interests, can laugh, love and enjoy and BAMBAM WANT TO SWF, 28, attractive, brown/blue, less-than-stellar results? So give 46, attractive, affectionate, seeks fit SW/HF, 23+, who has LIVE EXCITING LIFE active life. Let's enjoy the LOOKING 4 PEBBLES seeks SWM, 28-32, for friends it a shot. One free ad is all it SWM, 31, 6’ 1", brown/blue, var warm, for fun and good times. enough courage to tame this Widow WF, 65, attractive, slim, Sunday paper together. 33674 first. Must enjoy summer/winter 33604 (expl 1/8) educated, loves all physical and (expl 1/15) takes. And we hope to never see ied interests as Iona as you are panther. 33574(exp11/1) sports, movies, outdoors, NYC with me! Seeking SWF, 21-29, ARE YOU cultural activities. Seeking male EXPECTATIONS animals. 33616(exp11/8) you again. SHORE soulmate, 60-68, with similar H/W proportionate for friend LONELY TONIGHT? DWPF, 41, classy, petite, affec ship/relationship. 33665(exp TO PLEASE interests. 33696(exp11/15) tionate, desires handsome, JUST FRIENDS DWM, 6’, 170lbs, blond/blue, Spontaneous, fit SWF, 45, 5’9", 11/15) enjoys football, bowling, walks Masculine GWM, 48, 6’, 165lbs. ALL REPLIES clean-cut SWPM, 35-44, secure on beach, country music, din brown/hazel, good-looking, into ANSWERED with intellect, able to communi I25lbs enjoys concerts, operas, RETIRED PSYCHOANALYST dining out, antique hunting, Handsome, humorous, cute, ing, quiet times. Seeking S/ physical fitness, outdoors. Attractive SWF, 23, would like cate with sense of humor for DWF, 28-35, similar interests, Seeking GWM, slim-medium, to meet attractive, honest SWM, LTR. N/S please. 33662 (exp traveling. Seeking SM, early sexy, widowed WJPM, world moms ok, N/Drugs. Middlesex who is sincere and straight-act 23-30, for dating and LTR. 11/15) 50s, active, who enjoys similar traveler/dancer, 150lbs, 5'8". County. 33606(exp11/8) ing for special friendship. 33700(exp11/15) COZY FIREPLACE activities. 3 3 6 1 3(exp11/8) Seeking widowed, unencum TRIPLE-A RATED bered. financially secure WJPF, I DREAM 336 0 3 (exp 11/8)______A RARE FIND Attractive SWF, beautiful eyes, OF YOU Tall, slender, luscious, blonde 5'3", i19lbs, Italian, great cook, Attractive, articulate, artistic 45-60, N/S, for extensive travel WORK DWF, blonde/blue, medium ing/dancing. Companionship Adorable, warm, sweet SWM, 41 year-old loving mom, a real terrific personality. Seeking 30, 5'10”, 180lbs, seeks nice, OUT PARTNER sweetheart; the type no one handsome SWM, 34-39, over build, enjoys good companion now, LTR possible. 33661 (exp SWM, 40, 6', 190lbs, enjoys 11/15) sweet, pretty, thin SF to spend believes would place an ad1 6', N/S, non-balding, caring, ship and good conversation. bodybuilding, movies. Seeking Seeking intelligent, attractive, the rest of my life with. 33605 Seeking S/DWM who loves honest and romantic. 3 3 6 6 4 WANTED: SPECIAL LADY (expl 1/8) similar man with good home honest, financially/emotionally kids, life, having fun, for possi (exp 11/15) SWM, 44. 5’11", 175lbs, N/S, gym to work in. 3 3 5 7 0 (exp ble LTR. 33680(exp11/15) secure WM, 55-62, with sense' sincere, handsome, with varied TABBE BLONDE FOR FATIMA 1 1 /1)______MUSICAL EX-MODEL, TEACHER of humor. 3 3 6 1 4(exp11/8) interests. Seeking reasonably attractive S/DWF. 30+, for seri SWM, 36, cat, seeks SW/H/AF, BRUNETTE Beautiful DWF, 40s, slim, A REAL GEM 24-36, fox, to sweep off her SWF, 50s, educated, leggy, young, bright, enjoys dancing, Active, attractive, affectionate ous LTR. Kids welcome, N/ feet. Must like to travel. Let me SPORTS/HOBBIES intelligent, wonderful cook. dining, shore, culture, travel. Jewish widow, upper 50s, try us To listen and respond to Drugs. 33659(exp11/15) steal your heart! 3 36 0 1 (exp Seeking professional guy, 50s Seeking caring, successful, seeks single male, 60-68, to SWM, 51, LIKES WOMEN 11 /8) ______PARTNERS to 60s, into theater, arts, travel, handsome, well-groomed, pro share mutual interests, conver voice personal ads, call Due to bad past relationships, A TRUE music, dining, for lifetime com fessional DWM, 45-53, N/S, for sation, dining, day trips, theater, would appreciate a woman SOMETHING TO DO panion. 33682(exp11/15') LTR. 33663(exp11/15) ROMANTIC and much more. 3 3 6 0 9 (exp 1-900-370-2131 who’ll go Dutch or pay for both Veiv attractive DWM, young 40, Looks and age do not count, SEEKING LOOKING FOR MR. RIGHT im Call costs $ 1.95 per minute. if she likes me a lot. 3 3 6 6 0 6’2 , 180lbs, seeks slim, eye personality does. You must be MR RIGHT DWF, 40s, 5’4”, enjoys Atlantic BEAUTIFUL SWF, 29 Must be 18 or over. (exp11/15) catching S/DWF, 32-39, who a bit crazy, fun, adventurous, City, New York, dancing, quiet Attractive, easygoing, fun-lov long blonde/blue-green, over again. HONEST & WITTY enjoys romance, outdoors, times, walks together, seeks willing to have a good time. Into ing SWF, seeks good-looking, weight. Seeking SWM, N/S, 25 SJPM, 31, enjoys reading, communication and good times. Atlantic City, weightlifting, and romantic, sweet, sincere SM, SWPM, honest, outgoing, finan 35, large to heavy build, for dat * Meet Your Match * movies, dining and romance. 33600(exp11/8) cially secure, N/S, 40-55. loosing weight 3 3694(exp 45-55, to go out and have fun. ing leading to serious relation Seeking intelligent, sincere, car 33655(exp11/15) MARRIAGE-MINDED 11/15)______’______LTR. 33690(exp11/15) ship. I am also N/S. 3 3 6 0 8 ing SWF, 24-32, for friendship/ Athletic SWM, 26, 6’, 175lbs, ATTRACTIVE & EDUCATED OUTGOING BLONDE TENNIS (expl 1/8) NOT FAT OR OLD! LTR. 33658(exp 11/15) enjoys having fun. Seeking SWJPF, 33, 5’7", attractive, Young-looking and fun DWF, SWF who’s fun to be with, PARTNERS enjoys dining, flea markets, OUTGOING GIRL SWPF, tall, beautiful, blue-eyed NICE GUY TO LIKE educated, well-traveled. Enjoys SWF, 20, 5'9", 120lbs, college ADS FROM MEN SWM, 45, 5’10", 196lbs wishes down-to-earth and athletic, for SWM seeks to improve game the beach, sports, travel and all movies and sports. Seeking blonde, N/S, medium build, student, blonde/blue, enjoys seeks tall, very attractive, physi to meet a pretty, Italian/Polish re\a\\onsh\p/mamage. Looks wrth males/1ema\es with good life has to offer. In search of S/DWM, 40-50, for a lasting unim portant-personality is. tennis skills. Days/weekends, relationship. 33653(exp11/15) sports, dancing and the ocean, cally fit, funny, adventurous, PLENTY female for companionship. Age attractive, outgoing SWJP male seeks SM, 20-26, who is outgo 33586(exp11/1) anytime. Monmouth County. with similar interests. 3 3 6 7 8 SEEKING MR. RIGHT social SWPM, 31-39. 3 3563 OF CUDDLES unimportant. 33634(exp11/8) ing and caring, for possible rela (expl 1/1) Attractive, athletic, educated HOT-BLOODED IRISHMAN HANDSOME 335 5 3 (expl 1/1)______(exp 11/15) Personable SWPF, 40, 5’4”. tionship. 33602(expl1/8) PROFESSIONAL enjoys dancing, dining out, trav FUN FIRST professional SWM, 32, enjoys SWM, 36, medium build, enjoys INDIAN/HINDU MAN WANTED LOOKING FOR A FRIEND sports, comedy, dancing. Seek SWM, young 40, 6’, 190lbs, SWF, 26, pretty, 5‘2", 105lbs, elling and the ocean, seeks SWF, 29, full-figured, seeks bowling, fishing, beach, sports, honest, caring SWPM, gooo Honest, caring widow, 54, 57", vibrant, humorous S/DWM, 28 ing a romantic, honest, adven loing out, having a good time. financially secure, athletic; nice figure, with 2 year-old boy. 35, for friendship, movies, and turous SWF. 24-36, with a great enjoys dining, dancing, vaca JUST FRIENDS I love Indian food, Hindu philos morals, financially secure, N/S, blonde-haired, seeks honest, Seeking slim/medium built SF, outdoors. 33561 (expl 1/1) sense of humor. 3 3677(exp tions, sporting events. Seeking ophy. and culture. You must be N/D, 35-45, for friendship/possi outgoing SWM, 55-70, to spend N/S, to have a good time with. time with and develop lasting SIZZLING 11/15) 33633(exp11/8, attractive, slim SWCF, 25-35, honest, loving, sincere, and ble relationship. 3 3656 (exp who’s romantic, fun, outgoing, FRIENDS marriage-minded. From India/ 11/15) friendship and relationship. SAGITTARIUS AFFECTIONATE PLEASE CALL: HOME DAILY 33580(exp11/1) SWJF, 21, brown/brown, 5’3”, Humorous, caring, sensitive adventurous, for possible LTR. WANTED American born. *33697 (exp SWEET AND SINCERE SWM, 42, 5'10", 150lbs, blond/ SWM, 25, very handsome, 33585(exp11/1) Sweet Jewish female, 60s. 11/15) Quiet, shy, petite, SWPF, 29, WANTED outgoing, ambitious, fun-loving, seeks SWF, 18-28, for light enjoys Tong talks, quiet even blue, enjoys outdoors, bowling, L’SHANAH TOVA seeks cultural and travel-mind JUST TURNED 19 blonde/blue, never married, Soul mate, playmate, helpmate. sports, quiet evenings, snug hearted adventures/excitement. SJM, 25. lawyer, enjoys politics, Roman Catholic, seeks finan Pretty, green-eyed lady seeks ings. Seeking SWJM, 21-25, Into fitness, eating right. Attrac ed friend and companions. Why SWJF, 5’6", green eyes, raven intelligent, open-minded, hum gling, hugs, and kisses. sports, beaches, music. Seek not give me a call? 33683(exp hair, voluptuous, loving, into the cially secure, honest, WPM, 30 SWPM, 47-57, who can be all Seeking someone with same tive, home-during-daytime type ing intelligent, independent, 40, never married, with an inter of the above. 33584(exp11/1) orous for friendship/possible girlfriend desired. Monmouth 11/15)______arts and anything fun. Seeking relationship 33564(exp 11/1) qualities and likes. 33705(exp beautiful SJF, 21-26, to share a tall SWM, 18-29, looks unimpor est in Theology, for friendship, LET’S TRY AGAIN County. 33632(exp 11/8) MOM possibly more.3 3657 (exp R WE 4 EACH OTHER 11 /22) sweet romance for a sweet New tant. Long hair and lean a +. SWF seeks an honest, sincere POSITIVE ATTITUDE Year. 33578 (exp11/1) WITH KIDS 11/15) DWJF, 41, 5’5*, not into bars/ HONEST 33681(exp 11/15) person who likes walks on the Open-minded, fit, handsome Fun-loving, athletic DJM, 42, SF, with 4 year-old and 2 year- PRETTY IN PLAINSBORO clubs, seeks SWM, 35-52, who GAL ARE YOU HONEST? beach, dancing, good dinners, also wants relationship of hon SWM, 28, 5’7 \ enjoys dining, 6’2”, 185lbs, good sense of PAL WANTED old, seeks parents to get Attractive, honest, slim DWF. DWF, 42, 5’1", 110lbs, enjoys and relaxation at home. 33575 movies, quiet times and out humor, has own hair, likes together. Let’s talk. 33685(exp dancing, dining out, movies, esty, etc.. N/S, N/Drugs, N/D, SWM, 28. brown/brown, seeks 36, seeks tall, intelligent SM, (exellZll no head gamers, please! 3 doors. Seeking S/DWF, 23-33, sports, the shore, bowling. SWF, 28-30 for friendship and 11/15)______35-45, N/S,with sense of exercising. Seeking attractive, Seeking S/DJF, 32-42, for shar CATCH THE SPIRIT 3559 (expl 1/1) ______for friendship, possible relation enjoying music, dining out, the CIRCLE humor, to share many of life's honest male, with strong val ship. 33686(exp11/15) ing good times 3 3622(exp beach, just talking about what's ues, for possible relationship. DWCF, 45, 5’3", brown/brown, I CHOOSE YOU OF FRIENDS pleasures. Must like kids. fun-loving, down-to-earth, seeks MESSAGE 11 /8) ______on our minds. N/D, N/Drugs. 33687(exp11/15) Only sincere men need Rich in intellect, adventurous Fun-loving female, 20, looking respond. 33631 (expl 1/8) born-again S/DWCM, 35-40ish, but stable, positive, perceptive, NUMBER FOUR CUDDLING 33583(exp11/1) SLEEPLESS IN BROOKLYN enjoys nature, music, movies. DWJM, 5'10", 160lbs, seeks ANYONE? to expand her circle of friends. VICTORIAN ADVENTURESS compassionate, romantic, N/S, YOUNG & SHY Attractive SWJF, 28, teacher, 33572(exp11/1) 50+. Me: smart, pretty, artist curvy, intellectual female, 40 Attractive Italian SWM, 21, 6’, But very mature SWM, 20, Must be a M/F, 18-24, with an Seeking Sherlock Holmes. open mind and an open heart. seeks handsome SJPM, for din SEEKING SINCERE MAN interest, always curious Look 50, who likes psychology, sci 185lbs, black/brown, enjoys 5 'i r , 180lbs, is looking for a ing, dancing, travel and rom Saber-fencer, ciaar-lover, writ ence, stocks/bonds, humor, For platonic friendship.33670 er, 40ish, brown/blue, fit, warm DBF, 5’4M, 43, youthful, inde ing for life partner. 33558 (exp dancing, music, conversations, SWF, 30-40, to mold me into a ance. 33689(exp11/15) pendent mom of two. Enjoys 1 1 /1 ) midnight dates and conversa cuddling. Seeking attractive man. 33573(expH/1)______(exp 11/15)______and witty, seeks gentleman tion. 33675(exp11/15)______TAKE A CHANCE! interested in history, animals, quiet evenings, dinners, walks, LOOKING SWF, 18-28, down-to-earth, ROMANCE, TALL DARK Pretty SF, 34, seeks SM, 33-40, walks, companionship, music, movies. Seeking N/S DBM, 35 FOR LOVE IT’S OKAY fun, cuddly, affectionate, for PASSION AND HANDSOME for friendship, possible LTR. friends first then (?). 3 3 6 2 9 50. who's sincere, honest, trust SWF, 31, full-figured, honest, TO LAUGH friendship/LTR 3 3627(exp and adventure! Attractive, intel Italian WM seeks female, 25-45 You never know. Give me a (exp 11/8) worthy. 33565(exp11/1) faithful, sensitive, romantic, Attractive, well-built SWM, 40s, 11/8) ligent, romantic, adventurous chance and a call!______blonde/blue, seeks slim-medi for fun-loving relationship with CHANCE OF LIFETIME communicative, with two chil SEEKING SWM, 40, 5'11", medium build. ARE YOU OUT THERE? um build, bright, articulate, No habits, hang-ups, addic good phone conversation with SEEKING MR RIGHT SWF, 20, 5'6", 135lbs, blonde/ Full-figured SWF, 19, 5’7", dren, seeks same in SWM who OUTGOING GAL Attractive, petite SWF, 23, 5'2", wants long-term relationship romantic lady, who’s not to-seri- tions. Seeking slim, similar, no strings. Race/ ethnic back blue, seeks SWM, 21-28, seeks SWM, 20-25, 5’10”+, DWM. 28, 5'5", 160lbs, ground unimportant. 33654 125lbs, seeks good-looking, leading to marriage. 3 3556 ous, for fun and friendship black/hazel, heart of gold, open-minded female. 3 3 5 6 6 5'10”-+, loving, caring, apprecia medium build, clean-shaven, for 33688(exp11/15)exp11/l5) (exp11/15)______career-minded, sensitive, inde* tive of a good woman, enjoys (exp11/1) seeks female, 22-31, petite, (expn/1) dating/possible relationship. ROMANTIC pendent, Italian SWM, 23-28, rock music, playing pool. Long Let’s get together, see what BEST THINGS who enjoys movies, plays, ROMANTIC JUST tor friendship, possible relation Kind, affectionate SWM, A2, hair a plus. 33628 (exp11/8) happens. 335 6 7 (expl 1/1) IN LIFE ARE FREE NYC, working out. sports, out GENTLEMAN FRIENDS ship. 33693(exp11/15) Attractive, blue-eyed Jewish 5'9", I65lbs, cartng and sincere, doors, for possible relationship. Funny, intelligent, caring, sin Married female, 40s, seeks CATCH AT 40 PRETTY LADY seeks S/DF lor LTR. 3 3 6 7 6 HAPPY & AFFECTIONATE Tall SBF, loves jazz, good con widow, who’s loving, warm, car 33626(exp11/8) cere, secure SWM, 33, 145lbs, other females for day-time Attractive, energetic, slim (expl 1/15) 5'9’\ dark, handsome with many DBF, 40's, enjoys plays, music, versation, romantic, walks in the ing. desires honest, secure, HONEST AND OPEN shopping, lunches, drives by dancing, working out and life. DWPF, 48, 5’4”, loves dancing, compassionate JM, 60s, N/S, to LEAN AMO TEMjfe* interests. Seeking romantic, park and life. Seeking tall SBM, DWM, 38, 5'9", 170lbs, self shore, real estate browsing, flea Seeking S/DM, 35+, with similar nature, books, tennis, traveling. share tomorrow's love, laughter Fit SWM. 36. 5 '1 1 \ I70lbs fun. easygoing SWF, 30-43, for 35-45, N/S, with similar inter Seeking handsome, fit, commu employed, college-educated, markets. Would like to make and diverse interests, for possi ests. for long-term relationship. and happiness. 3 3551 (exp N/S. enjoys active days and friendsnvp/companionship nicative, loving, caring S/DWPM quiet evenings Seeking fit enjoys outdoors, sports, life. 3 3569(exp11/1) some new friends in area. ble LTR. 33673(exp11/15) 3 36 2 5 (exp 11/8) 1 1 /1) Seeking attractive SWF, 30-40, ATTRACTIVE WIDOW with varied interests. N/S LOOKING SWF. 26-36, N/S, for Tun SLIGHTLY 3 3 5 1 5(exp 10/25)______SEEKING ITALIAN GUY 33568(exp11/1) for relationship. W 3 6 t9 (exp Affectionate, widowed WPF, 49, FOR MR. RIGHT friendship and possible ro- ECCENTRIC FUN DWCF, 38, 5’6”, dark/dark, CHAPTER TWO " a^ce. 33679te*pH/15) I t ' l l 5’5", brown/brown, medium fig Italian descent, mother of one. Attractive, outgoing, widowed SWM, 29, 5’9", 155lbs. smart, WITH THE KIDS! ure, N/D, enjoys outdoors, din Petite, pretty DJF mom, 36, WF, blonde/blue, seeks good- ARE YOU HONEST? CATCH Me funny, fit, enjoys movies, music, faithful, caring, fun-loving, one- Fim-loving, nice-looking SWM; Married mother with 20 month- ner, movies, beaches, dancing, man woman, seeks marriage- seeks sincere, intelligent, looking. good-natured, stable SWM, 20. S ’2*. 230fbs brown/ tennis. Seeking similar SWF, old son seeks other women cooking and quiet times. romantic S/DPJM, 34-46, who’s widowed WM, 55-65, to enjoy brown, seeks SWF, ^8-22. •who 36, woukl like to reefed in by 20-30. for interesting conversa rninded gentleman, 37-47, N/S, an attractive S/DWF, 25-40, (mothers) with children in simi Seeking financially secure with old-fashioned values, financially/emotionally secure, theater, movies, dancing, enjoys the outdoors, long wafca, tions, odd experiences, and SWM, 6 +, 38-50, for committed with sense of humor, who loves Atlantic City, dining in/out, for or just hanging out. LTR? kids ok, for a nice relationship. skewed outlook on world lar age group to form play Christian morals. 33624(exp groups. 33523 (exp10/25) relationship. 33669(exp11/15) 11 /8)______kids. 33576(exp11/1) LTR. 33532(exp 10/25) 33684(exp1f/15) 3 3 6 12(exp 11/8) tr3571(exp11/V;______ should occur in a public place. 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T o place your FREE ad, call 1-800-454-9100. ' .MNDEPENDEHT,-0CT0BER1irJg95 4 9 soundly that night and went to work at automobiles. damage to Mrs. W. L. Conover’s house on 100 YEARS AGO picking potatoes the next day on Henry One of the cars outraced the fleeing Main Street in Keyport by an explosion in Cross’s farm. automobile and passed it. Another car the house which is thought to have been Israel Clark of Lincroft was un The police all over New Jersey and trailed the fugitive. caused by gas. It is thought that the gas hitching his team on Saturday afternoon New York were notified to search for the The car in front stopped and the man escaped through an imperfect connection when one of the horses, which had a habit missing boy. James was not sorry to return who was pursued drove past it to the ac into the upper rooms and between the par of starting for the barn on a run as soon as to Brooklyn, but he hated the prospect of companiment of several pistol shots, one titions. the harness was unhooked, started as going back to school. He said he could not of which passed through the fleeing car usual. It had gone only a few steps when it bear being scolded and made.fun of. without hitting anyone. SO YEARS AGO stumbled over a pig and fell, its head A woman committed suicide Friday After this shot was fired, the driver’s going under the edge of the corncrib and morning by hanging herself in an out car came to a stop in a front yard. becoming wedged there. The horse had to house on Mrs. William C. Ely’s place at The car was still in the yard the next Mrs. Lena Warwick of Matawan be shot on Monday. Holmdel. She was Mrs. Ely’s house morning and by means of the license num observed her 82nd birthday Saturday at The borough tax of Keyport this year keeper. She had been subject to fits of ber on it, County Detective John Smith an informal party at her home. is $6.08 on $1,000. This is 54 cents higher despondency. She had to hang with her learned that it was Edward Simonson’s. A circuit court jury on Monday at than last year. knees drawn up under her body to prevent He went to Simonson’s house at nine Freehold brought in a $2,500 verdict in her feet from touching the floor. The o’clock yesterday morning and arrested favor of Mrs. Marie Sarabuchello, woman’s second husband was a well- him. Keyport, against the Marathon Bus Lines, 75 YEARS AGO known Red Bank milk dealer. He commit At the hearing yesterday, Simonson South Amboy, for injuries suffered by the ted suicide last spring by shooting himself. said he was innocent. The assault took plaintiff in an accident at Keyport in Backward in their studies and dis Samuel Letts of Belford, who is 69 place at half-past nine o’clock and August, 1943. It was the third time the heartened because their teachers scolded years old, was assaulted late Monday Simonson said he was at the Sheridan case had been tried here. On earlier occa them and their schoolmates scoffed at night and $975 was stolen from a home hotel playing pool. It was about 11 o’ sions, juries had been unable to agree and them, two Brooklyn boys ran away from made pocket book which he had carried clock when the chase took place. were discharged by the court. Mrs. home last week. Each boy is 14 years old, many years. Mr. Letts has no faith in Simonson said he did not stop the car dur Sarabuchello, represented by Ralph Tony Vencie, one of the boys, re banks and always carried his money with ing the car chase because he thought the Heuser, Matawan, operates a taxi business mained at Bradevelt for one day. With the him. men were trying to hold him up. from the Matawan station of the money he got for loading potatoes, he He was hit on the head with a hammer A hammer stained with blood and a Pennsylvania Railroad Station. bought a railroad ticket and returned to and was knocked unconscious. Accounts piece of a false tooth was found at the Pupils in the primary grades at Brooklyn. of the incident differ. One story is that two scene of the accident. Yesterday after Lincroft School who had perfect atten James Wagner, the other boy, got men attacked Mr. Letts. Another is that noon, Detective Smith examined dance last month were Isabelle and frightened and left Bradevelt because a only one man attacked him. Simonson’s teeth and found that one of his Eleanor Kallman, Raymond Grillon, colored man, who posed as a constable, After the hold-up, several Belford resi false teeth had been chipped off. Eugene Peck, Edwin Manigold, Shelia threatened to arrest the boy for running dents gathered at the scene of the crime. (But) the dentist who examined Brownlee, Evelyn Layton, Abby away from home. James went to Holmdel An automobile without lights passed by Simonson’s mouth said that the teeth are Willgerodt, George Ciejka, Rosemarie and fell asleep on the porch of the old and the men yelled to the autoist to stop. in such bad condition that it is impossible Braun, Marilyn Corson and Doreen hotel building, where Joseph McDonough Instead of doing so, the man in the car to say whether or not the tooth found at Woosley. sells soft drinks. Mr. McDonough saw the went ahead at increased speed. The Belford belonged to Simonson’s jaw. (Compiled by Lauren Jaeger) boy and felt sorry for him. 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However, Murphy’s sign is the edited will have no affect on the outcome of the Republican campaign. version of the others scattered around the “Mr. Polito feels it is OK to criticize township. His sign bears the names of fellow council members and not to work together and to be a team member,” Murphy explained, referring to an article HWY. 34 & MAIN STREET in an area newspaper, where Polito refers S a l ’s T i r e MATAW AN • 583-6650 to Murphy’s supporters as “toy soldiers.” CAR SERVICE CENTER Your Complete Auto Service Facility K O ~ “I think a political sign is a personal TOWING SERVICE AVAILABLE 0% INTEREST ■ 90 DAYS SAME AS CASH sentiment. John Polito has not sought out COAST TO COAST. National Accounts Welcome - Specialing In Foreign & Domestic Repair my endorsement support, so I am not LIMITED StmcmRRAHTY Open Mon. • Fri. 7:30 - 6:30pm; Sat. 7:30am ■ 4pm. Free coffee & Donuts offering it to him.” Meanwhile, candidate Goldberg, who has the full version of the sign taped to the window of his condominium, said Murphy f r e e ] r FRE SHOP AT HOME AUTO REPAIR is entitled to vote for whom he wishes. WE PICK UP & DELIVER YOUR CAR LOCAL AREA ONLY TIRE VALVE MOUNTING “I fully support John Polito,” said the Road Hazzard Protection ■ ■ TIRE DISPOSAL f t r c t t o n e JOWTJVMsOM* g o o d / y e a r deputy mayor. “We are a team. We are and Spin Balance . TIRE ROTATION EVERY 5,000 MILES j Dunlop D60/A2 ATX II SPO RT 40,000 Mile Warranty running together. What anybody else With Purchase of 4 Tires j MILEAGEiviiLcnuc WARRANTYvvnnnmv i ? | Wrangler AT 50,000 UTILITY TRUCK Mfe. Warranty # 7 Rated Performance Tire decides to do — that’s up to them.” ALL SEASON By With Coupon Only. Not Valid With Other j j Valid With Any Tire Purchase And This Ad. | REG. 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Expires 10/18/95 With Coupon. Expires 10/18/95 | ^ Valid With Coupon. Expires 10/18/95 J ^Wilh Coupon. ExpJ(V18/95 ^ J Meanwhile, GOP Chairman R. Sami Rizkalla, who supports the Republicans BRAKE SPECIAL” ■1 DRAIN & FILL SPECIAL i l i i h f i FREE but has no sign on his lawn, said, “I try l| I 'I l| NJ STATE IN SPECTIOB! N not to blow anything out of proportion, Lifetime Warranty $ 9 5 $ 95 I I but when I drove past his (Murphy’s) ' Disc or Drum With A Paid 5 9 2 9 I I $ C Q 9 5 home, I couldn’t believe my eyes. Reg. $109.95’ 4-Wheel Brake Job Front or Rsar •Includes 1 Gal. From “This is a sign of gross immaturity and I I Plus Installation I I • Inspect Brake Hoses. Master Cylinder • Install Anti-Freeze & Check *18 Without. Premium Pads/Shoes • Resurface Drums/Tlotors I I I Most Imports & Domestic Cars. I I a vindictive personality,” he said. All Belts & Hoses • Road Test Vehicle From Catalytic Back Reg. *24°° Most Domestic Cars. Kev;ar or Semi-Metallic I I I I I I I Pads Extra with Coupon. Expires io/ie/95 J iVValid a lid With Coupon. Expires 110/18/95 0 / l8 / 9 5 j i Valid With Coupon ^Expires 10/J ^ Valid With Cou^^xpiresJ0/1»95^Coupon. Expires 10/18/95 ^ — Lauren Jaeger NO ADDITIONAL DISCOUNTS OR COUPONS WILL BE APPLICABLE ON ABOVE PRICES ABOVE PRICES GOOD WITH AD ONLY. Peachtree Village on County Road. The worth $50, and a blue duffel bag with 20 Loud music was reported coming from HOLMDEL resident was returning home from work cassettes, worth $100, were reported a Seventh Street residence on Oct. 9. when she found the liquor cabinet open stolen by the victim, William Elliot, police An unconscious person was reported and liquor bottles lying on the kitchen floor. said. at the Ye Cottage Inn on Oct. 8. The Several pumpkins were smashed or Upon further investigation by Patrolman A window at Strathmore School was Keyport First Aid was summoned. stolen from TZ Greens on Rt. 35 Oct. 8 Michael Lasko, it was discovered that the broken by an angry student on Oct. 3, ac Eggs were found on a car parked on after an unknown intruder entered the rear sliding back door was unlocked and locks cording to police reports. Second Street, it was reported on Oct. 8. of the property by breaking down a snow on both windows in back were opened and A cellular phone was taken from its Three teen-agers hanging out on fence. The assailant also took Halloween broken. Screens in the window were miss owner on Avondale Lane, police said. Atlantic Street were confronted by Patrol decorations. ing, as well. Though the total value of the man Anthony Gallo on Oct. 8. Two people suffered head injuries and stolen items has not yet been determined, Raccoons were reported frolicking in were treated at Bayshore Medical Center, the list includes: a Sony five-disc CD play HAZLET the Dumpster by Greengrove Apartments Holmdel, as a result of a three-car collision er, a Sony palmcorder, a black leather on Oct. 7. on Oct. 4. The accident occurred when a jacket, binoculars, a flag, a laptop comput A bush was pulled out by the Keyport car ran a red light on Rt. 35 and collided er, an electronic calculator, four pairs of On Cornell Drive, someone broke into High School, it was reported Oct. 6 by with a car traveling west on Palmer Ave. suede pumps, an electric pencil sharpener, a car between Sept. 26-29 and stole a Patrolman Richard Ely. The first car struck a divider and knocked a Sony clock radio, a gym bag, a suitcase, $160 car phone from the glove com A red tabby and a dog were reported down a traffic signal pole, before landing a 12-inch knife, and all of the resident’s partment. playing together on the lawn of a First on the roof of a third car. gold and diamond pieces of jewelry. At the Airport Plaza Lanes parking lot Street residence on Oct. 7. According to Two cars collided on Rt. 35 and Detective Al Geyer is currently investigat on Route 36, someone stole a stereo and the resident who made the police call, the Centerville Rd. on Oct. 4 when one car ing. spare tire from a vehicle the night of Sept. cat and the dog seemed to know each rear-ended a car stopped at a red light. A fight allegedly broke out Oct. 5 over 30-0ct. 1. The items were valued at other. Three occupants of the vehicles suffered money, police report. Fidel Underwood $ 1 ,0 0 0 . minor head injuries. All three were treated allegedly punched Clint Walker after being On Holly Avenue, a house was bur and released from Bayshore Medical questioned by Walker about money he glarized the night of Oct. 1-2 and items MIDDLETOWN Center, Holmdel. owed. A fight ensued. Police said the two worth $376, including a wallet and mail, men were taken to Bayshore Hospital. were stolen. Walker had two loose front teeth pulled William E. Schrader, 40, of 96 East On Acorn Drive, someone broke into a ABERDEEN and Underwood received stitches in the Ave., Atlantic Highlands, was charged Oct. car and stole a radio valued at $250 the forehead. 1 with driving while intoxicated after being night of Sept. 26-27. Peter George, owner of Milu Bus on stopped by Officer Maryann Smith on At the intersection of West Front An unknown suspect apparently Cliffwood Avenue, discovered a screen Route 36 near Natco Lake. He was Street and Half Mile Road, a 36-year-old hurled a rock at an illuminated sign outside had been removed from his office trailer on released on a summons. River Plaza man, who was riding a bicycle, Amboy Generator Services on County Oct. 4. The screen had been pried open collided with a car about 6 p.m. Oct. 2. The Road, causing a huge hole in the sign. Po but nothing was reported missing, police driver, a 39-year-old Brick woman, was lice investigated the incident, reported on said. KEYPORT making a left turn when the bicyclist struck Oct. 6 On Oct. 4, Victoria Uzka came home the right front fender of her car and A bar fight erupted on Oct. 6 at from work to find that someone had put Strathmore Bowling Alley on Route 34. smashed the windshield with his head and bloody napkins on her front door knob. Strange noises were coming from One man suffered a small laceration on body. The driver said she was blinded by A car was reported stolen from Robert Greengrove Apartments, it was reported the sun at the time of the accident. No the top of his forehead and was treated at D. Mudrak at his residence on Matawan Bayshore Medical Center, police said. by a resident on Oct. 10. Upon arrival, Lt. charges were filed. The bicyclist suffered Terrace Apartments, Oct. 4. James Wilson saw a mouse scamper over A burglary took place on Oct. 5 at head injuries and was taken to Riverview A turbo base portable cassette player, broken glass. Medical Center, Red Bank. We specialize in relieving your worst foot pain. Working hard all day - commuting in and out of the city - your feet screaming for relief - enough! Let our board-certified and board-qualified footcare specialists help. Drs. Caputo and Kado have brought fast, gentle relief to over 4,000 hard workers just like you. 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The baby Aug. 26, a son. w eighed 8 pounds, 4 ounces. Linda and Peter Sabat, Atlantic Grandparents are Eva and Constantine Highlands, Aug. 26, a daughter. sponsored bij Margarites of Matawan, John Sideris of Diane M. and Thomas J. Leach, Ha Atlanta, Ga.; and Frances Smith of zlet, Aug. 28, a daughter. Hollywood, Fla. Great-grandparents are Denise and David Good, Hazlet, Aug. U N IT E D Martha Rogalla of Fort Lauderdale, Fla.; 29, a daughter. Evaggelea Stefopoulos of Long Island, Judy and Francis Stenz, Hazlet, Aug. JERSEY B A N K N.Y.; and Florence and Emanuel 29, a girl. Vassiliades of New York City. Anne Cahalane Kazimir and Ran Godparents are Maritsa Alloy of dall Kazimir, Hazlet, Sept. 1, a son. WED., OCT. 2 5 , 1 9 9 5 Hollywood, Fla. and Dan Margarites of Sandra L. and Michael G. Sudyka, Matawan. Hazlet, Sept. 1, a son. 5PM TO 9PM Kristin and Edward Dowling of Karen and Kevin Ohrn, North Mid South Amboy announce the birth of their dletown, Sept. 2, a daughter. AMERICAN HOTEL daughter, Victoria Lynn, June 6 in Rosemarie and Geoffrey Dubrowski, Monmouth Medical Center, Long Branch. Lincroft, Sept. 3, a son. FREEHOLD, NJ The baby weighed 6 pounds, 8 ounces. Beth J. and Steven D. Berke, Middle Grandparents are Joyce and Ed Dowling town, Sept. 5, a son. O f f e r s inform ation on the fo llo w in g : of the Leonardo section of Middletown Diane and Edward Kelley, Hazlet, COMMERCIAL PROPERTY AND and Peg and Bob Woodier of West Sept. 6 , a son. SMALL BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT. Milford. Great-grandparents are Margaret Patricia and Neil J. McNerney, and Fred Collins of West Milford; Holmdel, Sept. 6 , a daughter. • Architectural facade, signage, construction, Elizabeth Woodier of Lake Charles, La.; Sitimia Sherif and Arselan Abdisub- lighting, window dressing assistance. Sophie Librizzi of Atlantic Highlands; and han, Aberdeen, Sept. 6 , a son. Mary Dowling of Far Rockaway, N.Y. • Financial incentives available Marangelly and Carlos Soto, Godparents are Diane Lynch of Matawan, Sept. 9, a son. • B elow m arket loan rates • S pecial term s Middletown and Bob Woodier Jr. of West Laura and Louis Scalzo, Leonardo, Milford. • G rants • Tax abatem ent Sept. 9, a daughter. Lisa Baechle and Louis Torres, • Hassle FREE permit and site plan review The following births were recently an Holmdel, Sept. 10, a son. nounced at Riverview Medical Center, • Meet with Exhibitors *-1V Randy and Allan Rubinstein. Hazlet, Red Bank: Sept. 11, twin daughters. Lori and David Zinneman, Hazlet, ADMISSION FREE For further information Doreen and Scott Gilroy, Middle Refreshments Served A d * } Q C Q y l Aug. 10, a son. town, Sept. 11, a son. • in cooperation with Greater Media Newspapers Desiree and Mark Sendelbach, Key port, Aug. 14, a daughter. Joyce and Michael Messina, Middle Ellen Kara and John R. Hill. Atlantic town, Sept. 12, a son. Highlands, Aug. 15, a daughter. Laura and Andrew Persons, Port Nancy and Aaron Bell, Keyport, Aug. Monmouth, Sept. 14, twin daughters. 16, a son. Kathleen and Michael Walling, Key Donna and Michael Masker, port, Sept. 14, a daughter. Matawan, Aug. 16, a daughter. Sandra and Michael Jordan, Middle Lori and Michael Golusinski, Mid town, Sept. 16, a son. dletown, Aug. 19, a son. Mabel and Michael Martino. Hazlet, Geraldine Anne and Bradley Gilman Sept. 16, a son. Graves, Hazlet, Aug. 19, a son. Debbie and Henry Ruhman. North Geraldine and Ciro Niglio, Middle Middletown, Sept. 17, a son. town, Aug. 22, a son. Melissa Ann and Asa Frederick Beth and Bob Fitzpatrick, Hazlet, Sweeney, Belford, Sept. 18, a son. Aug. 23, a son. Janice and Robert Warner, Holmdel, Kerry and Brian Armenti, Belford, Sept. 19, a daughter. Aug. 25, a son. Johanna and David Nolasco, Belford, Kathleen and Joseph Pede, Hazlet, Sept. 20, a son. Aug. 25, a daughter. Robyn and Joseph Ioviero, Michelle and Edward Watson, Port Aberdeen, Sept. 20, a son. Monmouth, Aug. 25, a daughter. Barbara and Joseph Armenti, Ha Stacey and Sean Mullaney, Holmdel, zlet, Sept. 22, a daughter. Aug. 25, a son. Letezia and Jerome Chiappisi, Matawan, Sept. 22, a son. BINGO & CASINO Jennifer and Matthew Vanderstar, FOXWOOD CONN. & ATLANTIC CITY Hazlet, Sept. 23, a son. O v e r n i g h t a n d D a y T r i p s Vera and Steven Naimoli, North Middletown, Sept. 23, a son. ATLANTIC CITY DAY TRIPS Susan and John Pitarresi, Holmdel, WED. OCT. 11th and 25th Sept. 23, a son. - * _ — includes t PJ)U - Bus Transportation Lynn and William Pruchnik. Key ^ B M - Bingo Package port, Sept. 24, a daughter. ■ m - !14“ Back in Coins Mary Beth and Rick Garrett, Hazlet, FOXWOOD DAY TRIP Sept. 25, a daughter. FOR NOV. 4th AND NOV. 18th Carolyn and Erik Eppler, Leonardo, Includes - Bus Transportation Sept. 26, a daughter. - Bingo Package Susan and James Playter, Middle For m usic that’s pleasing to the * 5 0 town, Sept. 26, a son. . ear and soothing to the soul tune FOXWOOD OVERNIGHTER SAT. OCT. 21st - SUNDAY OCT. 22nd Robyn and Robert McGeown, Ab in to M agic* 98.3 fm I W e’re Central Includes erdeen, Sept. 28, a daughter. Jersey’s radio station.w ith soft hits - 2 Bingo Packages Donna and Steven Brown, Middle -Bus Transportation town, Sept. 29, a son. from the 60’s through the 90’s. The - Hotel Room (Double Occu.) * 1 4 9 - Buffet Breakfast Sunday Cynthia and Gordon Jamieson. At so ft w ay to get through your day! All Trips Include Goody Bags, Door Prizes lantic Highlands, Sept. 29, a daughter. Drinks & Movies On The Bus____ Mary and Ronald Connors, Middle FOR MORE INFORMATION ANO RESERVATIONS CALL: DELORES 363-2436 town, Sept. 30, a daughter. INDEPENDENT, OCTOBER 11.1995 5 3 Arrive Early For The Celebration\ Arrive Early For The Celebration\ VlPlus OBITUARIES Production*, Inc. PRE-SEASON <5^^/ ETHELREDA P. BRENNAN, 91, of Ab Presents erdeen died Oct. 6 at Bayshore Health Care //'Friday N ight Fever!" Center, Holmdel. Born in Wilkes-Barre, Pa., she lived in W est Orange and Lakewood prior The Hottest Disco Music Event Since the 70s ^ T R A N E < = ^ / C r * to moving to Aberdeen six years ago. She was Friday, October 27 an art instructor for the Newark Public School Showtime; 8 p.m. Doors Open: 7 p.m. It 's Hard to Stop A Trane. System for 20 years before retiring in 1947. STARRING She was a communicant of St. Clement’s 1 Highest Efficiency Church, Matawan, and a member of the church’s senior citizens club. She was a mem 1 20-Year Heat Exchanger Warranty ber of the Art Club and Garden Club of Leisure 1 2 Years 100% Parts & Labor Village, Lakewood. Her husband, Joseph, died in 1987. Surviving are a daughter, Gail Stockel 1 0% Financing Available or Mfg. Rebates of Matawan; a sister, Connie Parsons of New Special Guest Host *on selected furnaces for qualified buyers York; three grandchildren and four great ■ SAM U EL J. DILAURO, 68, of Keyport died Oct. 7 at home. Born in Matawan, he lived in K e y p o rt all o f h is life. H e w a s a p o sta l w orker at the Keyport Post Office for 11 years prior to retiring in 1992. He was a communicant of St. NO PURCHASE NECESSARY! Joseph's Church, Keyport. He is a U.S. Navy veteran of World W ar II. His wife, Josephine, died in 1980. Surviving are two daughters, OVER 1000 VERY SM ART PRIZES! Nancy of Keyport and Caroline of Hazlet; two brothers, Alfonso of Keyport and Umberto of m m m Bricktown; and a sister, Mary of Hazlet. Inter ment was at Day Funeral Home, Keyport, with a M ass at St. Joseph’s Church. Interment was at St. Joseph’s Cemetery, Keyport. W H A T 5 GLADYS HAYES EDELBACH, 83, of Old PROJECT? Bridge died Sept. 21 in Holmdel Convalescent YOUR Center. Surviving is a sister, Sister Cletus Hayes of St. Michael’s Villa, Englewood Cliffs. Services were arranged by Day Funeral Home, Keyport, with a M ass at St. Lawrence Church, Laurence Harbor section of Old Bridge. Entombment was in Holmdel MONMOUTH COUNTY C e m ete ry. LITTLE SILVER ATTICS/FLAT CEILINGS W ILLIAM C. GREINER II, 49, of Howell died Sept. 30 at CentraState Medical Center, 15 Sycamore Ave. Freehold Township. Born in Newark, he lived EXTERIOR WALLS in Freehold Township before moving to Howell 908-747-0808 four years ago. Mr. Greiner was employed as a hydraulic line mechanic for M & Q Plastic MONMOUTH COUNTY BASEMENT WALLS Products, Freehold, for 14 years before retir UNDER FLOORS CRAWLSPACE WALLS ing in 1991. He also served as shop steward. OAKHURST He was a member of the Moose Lodge, Ortley T l Beach. Surviving are his wife, Elaine S. 802 West Park Ave. Greiner; two sons, William C. Greiner III of Owens-Corning Thickness Middletown and Justin A. Greiner of Freehold; PROJECT Product and Width BUILDERS a step-daughter, Stacey M. Schlechtweg, at 908-493-9100 GENERA} home; his parents, William C. and F. Loretta Attics and Flat Ceilings R-25 PPW 8 3/4" x 16“ Allen Greiner of Freehold Township; a brother, MIDDLESEX COUNTY HAS THE Thom as A. Greiner of Freehold Township; two Exterior Walls (2x4) R-13 PPW 3 1/2" X 15" sisters, Deborah L. Pugh of Burlington EDISON Township and Donna L. Frank of Howell. Interior Walls (For Sound Control) R-11U 3 1/2" X 15“ Funeral arrangements were under the direc 1177 Inman Ave. ( OWENS tion of Freeman Funeral Home, Freehold. A CORNING M ass was held at St. Robert Bellarmine Under Floors R-19 Faced 6 1/4" X 15“ Church, Freehold Township. 908-757-6600 Crawlspaie Walls R-19 Unfaced 6 1/4" X 75" PRODUCTS M ARIAN NAPPI, 82, of Keyport died Oct. UNION COUNTY 6 at Bayshore Community Hospital, Holmdel. Y O U N E E D . She was a lifelong resident of Keyport. She CRANFORD was a homemaker. She was a communicant of St. Joseph’s Church, Keyport. Her husband, 336 Centennial Ave. Louis, died in 1962. Surviving are a son, Ralph of Alpharetta, Ga.; two brothers, William H. Wilson of Union Beach and Edward Wilson of 908-276-0505 Cliffwood; three sisters, Veola Pietrewicz, Shirley Karlik and Anna Mae Mullholand, all of OCEAN COUNTY Matawan; three grandchildren, eight great BUILDERS' GENERAL grandchildren; and many nieces and nephews. TOMS RIVER Services were under the direction of Day Funeral Home, Keyport. Interment was at St. 893 Highway 37 West SUPPLY CO M PANY Joseph's Cemetery, Keyport. 908-473-0303 Buy W here the Builders Buy! ‘See store display for details. Sweepstakes ends October 3 1, 1995. 5 4 OCTOBER 11, 1995, INDEPENDENT “G R E A T B U Y BARBARA KENAS IN PROPERTY LINES G ets H ouses Sold! 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She welcomes your calls at ERA Advantage Realtors 908-566-0242 x 137, or reach her at 566 O f f i c e a t 4 9 2459 in the evening. 1 Materials) • “Big Al” and Ronnie Loewenthal o f RE/MAX First Realty are now affiliated 264-3456 with the RE/MAX Home Web. Those who ask for Natalie Bindler or Al Bertics have access to the Internet can view their home listings by keying in http://www.us- digital/remax. Contact Ronnie and Al at 385 Route 18, East Brunswick or call 908-257 ^ ADVANTAGE REALTORS 3500. W hile supplies last, stop in for complimentary trick or treat bags. Keyport/Hazlet Office 2 6 4 -3 4 5 6 To be featured, please contact Andrea Wolfert by phone - 908-254-7000, ext. 244 or Fax - 908-432-0151. INDEPENDENT, OCTOBER 11, 1995 5 5 S p o r t s H uskie s lo o k to rem ain o n top thumb, an injury he suffered in a pick-up Running against basketball game. That injury is typical of the problems Freehold today the Huskies have had this season, accord ing to Britton. “There haven’t been any problems in key m atch-up with shins or knees but we’ve had prob lems like colds, mono, the problem with BY LINDSEY SIEGLE the broken thumb, freak things like that,” Britton said. Staff Writer Usually ahead of Stein and Ryan W hen the Matawan High School across the finish line is fellow senior Ian boys’ cross country team Albin. Dustin Rubin, Rob Boro and Matt meets Freehold Borough High Stafford also are seniors Britton can count School today, it could tell the story of the on. season. Behind the seniors and Gersman is a Both team’s, along with Raritan High large crop of underclassmen who will be School, Hazlet, are perennial powers in the future of the Huskies program. Britton Class B North of the Shore Conference said there are 27 members of the team this and Matawan Coach Leon Britton said year and no matter what happens, next today’s winner will be in the driver’s seat year will see the Huskies field a very in the conference going into the meet with young squad. Raritan. As with many area teams, the Huskies Neither team has run against the use Holmdel Park, which also is home to Rockets yet. the state championship race, for home The Huskies are the defending B North meets. champions, and several of last year’s con While many teams look at the rough tributors are back. Leading the way are terrain of Holmdel as a double edged junior Dan Gersman and senior Eugene sword, very hard on visitors, but tough on Mulero. them over the course of the season, At Saturday’s Shore Conference Britton said his team does not see it that Coaches Meet at Holmdel Park the duo way. led the Huskies to a ninth-place finish, “Our kids love it, they prefer it to flat which Britton deemed respectable since courses,” according to Britton, who added two of his top runners were out of the that his team practices there two or three HUSKIES’ HARRIER — Eugene Mulero, a Matawan High School senior, meet. times a week. competes at Saturday’s Shore Conference Coaches Meet. Mulero, one of Jonathan Stein and Tom Ryan, both The Huskies are slated to meet the the Huskies top runners, will have to finish strong if the Huskies are to seniors, missed the meet with injuries. Rockets in the final dual meet of the sea repeat as champs of Class B North of the Shore Conference. Ryan missed the meet with a broken son on Nov. 1. (Photos by Rich Schultz) Lancers fall in C onference sem ifinals BY LINDSEY SIEGLE Crom bie and Convery win m atches at singles Staff Writer when Crombie’s aggression got the better of her. At 3-3, several Jackson players and partisans let her know of the It came down to doubles and it had to seem to Joe after being up 3-1, Crombie had a brief conversation with importance of the match. Cuccurullo that his team would be playing for the Shore Cuccurullo, who said he told her to just settle down. After Conference tennis title. With Convery refusing to yield, and providing nothing that, the contest was no longer close. off which Muldoon could approach — a move that had At second doubles, St. John Vianney’s tandem of Convery’s match with Muldoon was easily the most Shiao-Han Lin and Jessica McCarey had handled Jackson been very successful when she could do it — there was competitive of the singles contests, despite the straight set little the Jackson standout could do to stave off the loss. High School’s Jean DeGate and Jen Talman in the first result. set 6 - 1 . Meanwhile, things were turning around in both dou The first break of serve occurred in the seventh game, bles contests. And even though the Lancers’ first doubles duo of when Muldoon’s previously crisp shots deserted her. Tara Hungspruke and Jennifer Zick had lost the first set Results in the second sets flip-flopped as DeGate and Against an experienced opponent like Convery, who had to the Jaguars’ Carrie Borgen and Kerri Gleason, 6-3, Talman of Jackson took the second set at second dou- been the Lancers’ first singles player to last two seasons, they had not dropped a match all year. bles6-3 and the Lancers’ Hungspruke and Zick came up that crack was enough as she held serve to record the first winners in their second set 6 -3 . The Lancers needed only one of the two matches to set victory. seal the victory because Jen Crombie had disposed of When Borgen and Gleason handed Hungspruke and Cuccurullo said the competition between Convery and Cindy Laudien, the Jaguars’ first singles player, 6-3, 6-1, Zick their first loss of the season, Cuccurullo said he still Crombie was tough, but the junior was able to edge the and at second singles, Susan Convery topped Gayle felt Lin, a senior, and McCarey, a junior, would pull out senior for the top spot after plenty of work in the off-sea Muldoon 6-4, 6-2. the match for the Lancers. son. At third singles, Nesreen El-Toukhy was overmatched “It was very tough,” said the coach. “I thought we had ln the second set of second doubles, Muldoon seemed by the Jaguars’ Celeste Marshall, 6-0, 6-2. second doubles, but when we kept getting bad calls they to be just a fraction off as several solid shots just would had a hard time putting it behind them and they let it Crombie simply overpowered Laudien in a match that n’t crawl over the tape. Convery’s solid ground strokes, affect the outcome of the match.” was only close when the lead Lancer overplayed her and ability to hit clean deep returns, kept her at bay. opponent’s shots. The Lancers now have their sights set on the state Word of the Lancers’ victory in the first set of second Parochial B title. Cuccurullo’s squad has been given the Throughout the first set, the game score got close only singles may have put additional pressure on Muldoon as top seed in the southern region of the state. 5 6 OCTOBER 11, 1995, INDEPENDENT OPEN HOUSE/TOUR H olm del blanks Saturday, Oct. 14th-1 0 a m R B C fo r first w in BY LINDSEY SIEGLE stalled at the Hornets’ 48 when ??? recov ered a Kendle fumble. For Applications Staff Writer The Hornets quickly moved down to the RBC 19-yard line as Spalliero hit This time it didn’t get away. This time, Mike Dowens on an out pattern for an 18- when the Holmdel High School football 4 3 1 - 6 2 9 1 yard gain and ran around the left end for team managed to keep itself in the game, another 15 yards on the next play. MCVSD does not discriminate on the basis they found a way to finish it, too. But it Three successive running plays by of Age, Color, Handicap, National Origin, wasn’t easy. . Spalliero then lost 9 yards and the Hornets Race, Religion. Sex, or Limited English More than once, the Caseys of Red stopped the clock with 3 seconds left for a Bank Catholic High School threatened in Kao field goal try. The kick was partially ACADEM Y of ALLIED their 9-0 loss to the Hornets, and on sever blocked and the ball fell short as time al occasions they were able to keep the expired. Hornets from salting the game away. HEALTH & SCIENCE The Hornets started their second drive As would be expected in a shutout, the of the second half on the RBC 23-yard Heck Avenue, Neptune, NJ Hornets’ defense made several big plays, the first by John Dente and Casey line, thanks to a solid defensive effort fol Martinez. With RBC at their 46 after three lowing a Yu punt that put the Caseys on Administered by successive significant gains — the last a their own 3-yard line. Monmouth C o u n t y 14-yard completion from freshman quar Any hopes of a quick strike quickly terback Bill McCarthy to Jarrett Johnson vanished when a holding penalty and an Vocational School Eric Zimmerman sack of Spalliero put the District — the Caseys were looking to go back to the air. ball back behind the 40. Now Accepting for Dente, however, had other ideas. He Facing a third and 28, Genovese ripped the 1996-97 beat his man and was soon chasing Mc off a 16-yard run to get the ball back to Carthy toward his own end zone, and the 24-yard line. When the Caseys School Year when Martinez arrived soon after, the blocked Yu’s 41-yard field goal attempt, Caseys’ QB was sacked for a 16-yard the Caseys got their best field position of loss. the day as they recovered the ball on their Any hopes the Caseys had about get 43-yard line. ting the drive back on track were snuffed As Chater carried the ball on three suc Openings for the on the next play, when linebacker Steve cessive downs, the Caseys reached the Genovese sacked McCarthy back on the Hornets’ 31-yard line. Two short gains by Ninth Grade 26 for a loss of 4 more yards. Chater had RBC on the Hornets’ 28 and Medical Science Programs for While Vinnie Spalliero would make then Holmdel’s own Casey, that being 9th-12th Grade High School Students the game’s biggest play on offense as the Martinez, had seen enough. When Chater Hornets’ quarterback, his first big play took the handoff, he did not get out of the came at defensive back when he reached backfield before Martinez dropped him to back and deflected a McCarthy pass to put RBC in a fourth-and-nine situation. Robert Koch to stall another Casey drive. When McCarthy’s pass slipped through Koch’s hands with David Chu Special teams a plus there to break up the play, the Hornets took over on downs and the Caseys would One advantage the Hornets enjoyed not threaten again. H a v e Y o u throughout the game was superior field position. Punter John Yu kept the Caseys Soggy field takes toll starting deep in their own territory with Sloppy conditions told the story the deep and occasionally well-placed kicks rest of the way, starting with Genovese throughout the contest. F o u n d Y o u r being stripped of the ball on the RBC 33. The Caseys’ best field position of the The subsequent drive by RBC ended day following a Yu punt was their own when Chu scooped up a Chater fumble 29; twice they had to start inside their own and raced down to the RBC 15 before S o f t S p o t ? 1 0 . being chased down by McCarthy. Hornets’ Coach Skip Edwards said Yu On the Hornets’ first play from scrim has been averaging about 36 yards per mage, Genovese ran around the right end, punt on the season. lost the ball at the 6 -yard line but scooped “He’s (Yu) a find. He played soccer it back up, only to have it knocked loose the last two years after playing football as at the 1 where RBC recovered. a freshman and decided to come back out The Hornets’ senior captain got his this year. We know what we have in him revenge with an end zone sack of Mc and if he keeps going, I’m going to nomi Carthy for a safety and the game’s last nate him for All-Shore,” Edwards said. score. Casey punter Quinton Mitchell was not Edwards said he was happy to see the nearly as effective as Yu and when the Hornets come out on top after dropping Hornets got the ball on the RBC 44 after their first three games, all of which they the drive stalled by Spalliero, the Holmdel were still in going into the fourth quarter. offense took advantage. He said his team received an emotional An 8 -yard gain by Mike Marullo as well as physical lift by the presence of moved the ball to the 36-yard line and Martinez, who was not supposed to be at after stalling for two plays, the Hornets the game. decided to go for it on fourth and four. The team had gone through the week For the m usic you want, and With Spalliero on a keeper around the assuming the senior co-captain would the local information you need tune left end, the Hornets picked up much miss the game because he would be in in to M agic*9 8.3 fm ! We’re Central more than a first down when a key block Virginia, but on Friday afternoon Edwards Jersey’s radio station with soft hits by wide receiver Matt Lucchese sprung got a call from the fullback and line the junior quarterback, who raced 38 backer, saying he would be back for the from the 60’s through the 90’s. yards to the end zone. game. The extra point by George Kao put the The Hornets’ next game will be an Hornets up 7-0. away contest at Freehold Borough High The Caseys’ last drive of the first half School at 11 a.m. INDEPENDENT. OCTOBER 11 , 1995 5 7 PARENTS AND SPORTS FANS! STUDENTS I The Center For BET Tutoring & College Counseling is pleased to announce the opening YOU of our Marlboro office for DIDN'T • Math & Spanish Tutoring KNOW • College Placement - College Selection Brought to You & Application Process By Joe Labriola (Specialist in colleges for L.D., A.D.D.) 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The team played to • The New Jersey State Interscholastic a 2-2 tie with the Monmouth Coast Tidal :-'V > MIDDLETOWN Athletic Association and the New Jersey Waves. Scholastic Coaches Association have Gina Gavini, a 1995 graduate of The Stallions’ under-9 boys’ traveling The Vipers, an under-12 boys’ travel announced the scheduling of a swimming Raritan High School, has earned a starting soccer team blanked the Freehold ing soccer team, defeated the Toms River coaches’ clinic on Oct. 15 at North spot on the Gardner-Webb University, Falcons 4-0 and followed that victory Lightning 3-1. Brunswick High School. The clinic is Boiling Springs, N.C., women’s soccer with a 6-0 victory over the Millstone designed to meet the needs of varsity team. United Roadrunners. Leading the way for The Dolphins, an under-9 girls’ trav coaches, assistant coaches and recreation the Falcons were Chris Wu, Robbie eling soccer team, blanked Marlboro al coaches. (609) 259-2776. The Terminators, an under-11 boys’ Larocca, Kevin Curran, Warren United 3-0 as goalie Kristen Kelleher traveling soccer team, topped Wall 2-0, Friedman, Chase Mulle, Michael Dronne, posted the shutout behind solid defensive The eighth annual Central Jersey Pre blanked Brick 4-0 and edged Freehold 2-1 . Marc Frank, Adam Ruda and Kevin play from Allison Lancos, Stefanie Season Basketball Camp, under the direc Waldron played well to help the team Geranimo, Janine Ciccosanti, Brianne tion of John Somogyi and Neil Horne, is Hazlet Recreation is sponsoring the record the victories. Moran and Margot Zaccardi. Samantha slated for Nov. 14 through Nov. 21 at following athletic programs for township The Stallions’ under-12 boys’ soccer Supon scored twice and Allison Grande New Brunswick High School. The camp residents only: Men’s volleyball at the team edged the Howell Gators 2-1 for a netted the team’s first goal. The Dolphins is open to boys and girls in grades seven Beers Street Middle School on Tuesdays come from behind victory. are coached by Jerry Forand and Stephen to 12. The girls’ section will run from 5 - from 7-10 p.m. during the school year; Lancos. 7:15 p.m. and the boys’ section will run ladies basketball at the Union Ave. Registration for the Holmdel Youth from 7:15 - 9:30 p.m. For more informa Middle School on Mondays from 8-10 Athletic Association’s boys’ basketball The Middletown Soccer Club is tion call Somogyi at (908) 846-8928 or p.m. during the school year; ladies volley program will be open through Oct. 20 at accepting applications for experienced Horne at (908)654-5691. ball at the Union Ave. Middle School on the Holmdel, Recreation office located coaches in several age groups. A New Wednesdays from 7:30-10 p.m. during the downstairs in the town hall. The cost of Jersey State Youth Soccer Association ‘F’ The 20th annual Memorial Medical school year; girls’ basketball at Raritan the program is $40 for first- and second- level or higher coaching license is pre Center Golf Tournament is slated for Oct. High School Tuesdays and Thursdays grade students; $55 for third- through ferred. Anyone interested can call Dave 19. The fee for the tournament is $175 per Ritter at (908) 671 -4355 or send a r6 sum£ from 7-9 p.m. until Nov. 21; ladies soft ninth-grade students and $60 for 1 0 th- player. The fee includes a gift bag, greens of relevant experience to: MSC Coach ball at the Beers Street Field on Sundays through 1 2 th-grade students. Late regis fee, golf cart, locker, continental break from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. All programs are free trants will be charged a $10 late fee. The Application, P.O. Box 103 Middletown fast, lunch cart on the course, cocktail and proof of residency is required. person registering a child should know the N.J., 07748. Middletown residency is not hour/hors d’oeuvres, evening buffet and correct height and weight of the partici required. prizes. Sponsorship opportunities are pant as well as the days and times of any available. Registrations must be received Babe Ruth Baseball League’s 1996 HOLMDEL conflicting activities. The program starts by Sept. 28. (908) 721-1000 or fax (908) in mid-December and ends in mid-March. spring baseball and softball registration 721-1247. The association is seeking volunteers and for boys between 5-17 and girls between The Stallions’ under-11 boys’ soccer anyone interested in volunteering or more 7-15 will be open at several sites in the The New Jersey Corporate Sports team downed the Howell Knights 3-1 as information can contact Debbie Craparo at township. Children can be registered at League is offering corporate basketball to goalie Steve Stumiolo recorded 12 saves (908)671-6907. McMahon Park on Oct. 14 from 9 a.m. to teams in the shore area beginning in 1 p.m. and at the Middletown Library on January 1996. The league is designed to Oct. 23 from 6 to 9 p.m. Registration will accommodate regional divisions with a be open at Ocean Avenue School on Oct. season-ending state tournament, leading to 20, Nov. 3, Nov. 8 , and Nov. 7 from 6 to 9 the championship game at the Brendan p.m. on all days. The fee per child in tee Byrne Arena, the Meadowlands, in April. ball is $40, all other divisions are $50. A That game wilt be part of a doubleheader second child can be registered for $35, with the New Jersey Nets hosting the registering a third child is $25 and no Chicago Bulls in an NBA game. Games additional fee is charged beyond three will be played during the season on children. There also is a refundable volun Tuesday and Thursday nights at the Fort teer fee. For more information, call Al Hancock gym on Sandy Hook. 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For doctor’s office. □ F l e a (Items under $75) One item per ad I'll pay your closing costs. beach! 1 month’s security* 1 LAUNDROMAT 908-432-8430 $48,900. Call 908-785-9197 month rent. Call 717-620-2467 We have locations available +■ □ BIG DEAL (Items over $75) the best financing in town. COUNTERPERSON Garden State Laundry Sys F/T & P/T positions available. BETHANY MANOR II tems, NJ’s only authorized Early momincjsm< & weekends.iriv Please include all spaces and punctuation. One character per box. Wascomat Dealer, Get the CallEli’s Hot Bagels, Bethany Manor II, a senior citizen build facts. Come to our FREE Freehold. 908-78(^3536 INFO seminars every ing located at 500 Broad Street, Keyport, Wed. at 6:30pm 1026 W Elizabeth Ave. CUSTOMER SERVICE N.J. will be accepting applications to add Linden, NJ 1-800-841-4608 Good writing skills. Property to an existing waiting list for one-bedroom or 908-862-4479 Management Company. Call apartments. If you are 62 years of age or Mike or Rich 908-249-1231 LOSE WEIGHT - LOSE DECORATING ASSOCIATE older you may pick up an application from INCHES 10 to 29 lbs. in 30 Seeking creative business 9AM to 12 Noon and 2PM to 5PM on days. Make this the last diet minded person for interior you’ll every need. Earn extra decorating. Training. Part/full October 19th, 1995 at Bethany Manor II, money. 1-800*652-7058 time. C alf908-946-8896 Name__ 500 Broad Street, Keyport, N.J. Selection NEW INDUSTRY, DOCTOR’S OFFICE- Enthusi will be based on the federally mandated NEW COMPANY astic people person. Good Opportunity to work from phone skills. Organized, com Address. preference requirements on a first come- home. Earn $30/$60,000. P/T puter comfortable. Start at first serve basis. The forms must be filled call 1-800-382-5608 noon $77hour to start. Old Bridge. Resume 908-721-2020 City____ . State. out then or returned by November 1st, RESTAURANT- Excellent DRIVER- Drive to own! $0 1995. Eligibility income limits including business opportunity for moti Zip------Day Phone. .Evening Phone. vated restaurant manager. down/78 cents all miles. Own income from assets are: North Wildwood's only brand ership possible in 18 months new boardwalk restaurant. Average 10,000-plus miles/ VISA#. One person: $28,150 month. Company drivers: Send resume to: Montego Bay Newer equipment. Competitive Mail Payment & Coupon to: Motel, 1800 Ocean Avenue, Two persons: $32,150 North Wildwood, NJ 08260 pay/benefits. Call: New Apple MC#_ Lines 1-800-843-8308 or Greater Media Newspapers Bethany Manor manages the complex 3384. Madison. SD. Mon-Fri, VENDING ROUTE- Brand 8-5pm Expiration date______Classified in conjunction with the United States new machines (25-plus) $4,900. Stocked & ready No DRIVER- OTR/Reefer, Short- 7 Edgeboro Bd. • East Brunswick, NJ 08810 Department of Housing and Urban spoilage, no gimmicks. Steady haul Blanket Wrap Ask about Ads are subject to approval. Development. income, expansion finance to our $500. safe-driving bonus. 100’s & retire. Call Jim BURLINGTON Motor Carriers 1-800-835-6300 1-800-JOIN-BMC. EOE. 6 0 INDEPENDENT, OCTOBER 11, 1995 035 Help Wanted 035 Help Wanted 036 Help Wanted 036 Help Wanted Full Time Full Time Part Time Part Time DRIVERS WANTED For lim ousine service to drive se SALES COMPUTER TELEMARKETERS dans Reliable with clean li Do you think you need a ca PART TIME WORK cense . Will train. reer change? Wrong! You PAYROLL CLERK Insurance Company. Call 609-252-0909 need a life direction change. Part-time position with 908-257-5400 ext. 19 Put your future in our hands. medium size CPA firm. Opportunity Awaits You- DRIVERS- Solo & teams. Top Sales, 1 call closers. No ew)e- Approximately 20 to 25 hours teams earn $103,000. Major rience necessary. $40,000.- per week Computer data Greater Media Inc., publishers ol weekly newspapers in Monmouth and benefits/Motel & deadhead $60,000 first year potential. entry and payroll experience pay. Driving school grads wel Complete training, draw com required. Send resume or call Middlesex counties, is hiring. Be part of our energetic, dynamic and growing organization. come $2,000. fsigi-on. Cov-~ missions, salary, medical & Bonamici, Colletti, P.C. CPAs enant Transport more. Call Ronnie P.O. Box 7 TELEMARKETING ______The following positions are available: 800-441-4394. Students call Spotswood, N.J. 08884 GOOD ON THE PHONE? 800-338-6428 1-800-972-5376 908-251-0400 Flexible hours. Day or night Salary plus - commission & MAC OPERATOR GENERAL OFFICE WORK COORDINATOR bonus. Manalapan area. Cali SALES F/T. P/T SCHOOL AGE CHILD CARE Lou 908-577-9100, Ext. 124 FILE CLERK Top pharmaceutical company with public schools. NJ Super Part-time opening In our production department for a Mac operator. Applicant must Light typing skills seeks self-motivated individu visors Certificate preferred. have working knowledge of Multi-Ad Creator or Quark, and Adobe Photoshop. Must have Marlboro Area als. Unbelievable bonuses, Start October 30, 1995. TELEMARKETING commissions, revenue shar Send resume to: Let’s stop fooling around, peo strong skills In layout and design of ads. Evening hours and possibly Sundays. 908-780-5900 ing, new car. 908-607-2663 Richard D Fulton ple take part time jobs for 1 Pax resum e to: Toni Sm ith, fax 908-254-0256 MOESC reason, $MONEY$. It you’re Or send to: Creater Media New spapers 1 Meridian Road money motivated, seek day/ SALES- INSIDE Eatontown, NJ 07724 evening/weekend hours, we 7 Edgeboro Road, East Brunsw ick, NJ 0908816 HAIR STYLISTS Looking for energetic person Equal Opportunity Employer have immediate openings with good speaking voice for available. Students/retirees MANICURISTS phone sales. We offer a sal DATA ENTRY- Opening in DRIVERS FULL TIME/PART TIME welcome Will work around ary, plus benefits. Office lo pharmaceutical marketing your schedule & situation With following. Call & ask for cated in Marlboro. company 5:30 to 10.00pm Carrol 908-431-0955 Call Mr. Goldbera Routes available for once a week delivery. Reliable vehicle necessary. No collections, 908-591-0913 Monday-Friday. Previous ex 908-972-6000 ext. 2000 perience required. Fax resume call Chris at 908-254-1755 HOME HEALTH AIDES to 908-274-0077 or call TELEMARKETING- Opening FREE TRAINING SALES-REAL ESTATE 908-390-1000 in pharmaceutical marketing BECOME A CERTIFIED IMMEDIATE OPENING company. 2:00 to 8:00pm, SALES - ADVERTISING HOME HEALTH AIDE WITH Are you ready to earn Monday-Friday Computer ex Family and Children’s Service between $30,000.-$50,000. DELIVERY/ perience a plus. 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Wise Pototo Chip Distributor PERSONAL AIDE WAIT STAFF/BUS OFFICE HELP offer light work part time, Apply in person to: PERSONS- Full time posi Work from East Brunswick or To assist disabled female Manalapan Office. Salaiv plus flexible hours, in our Creater Jersey Press teacher during school week. tions. Experience a plus. Farmingdale warehouse. Ideal n j South Brunswick area fine commission. 908-651-1400 or 10 Connerty court. East Brunswick, 0 8 8 1 6 8am-4pm. If interested, call 908-446-3298 for retired person or student. Mary 908-254-2516 after 5pm Italian restaurant. Call Ron or Jim 908-938-7101 908-329-9222 PHONE PERSON REPORTER REAL ESTATE SALES NO TELEMARKETING 036a Employment A national Real Estate 036 Help Wanted Booking appointments for Reporter to cover municipal beat and write features. Experience preferred but will train Company with a reputation for Part Time sales------rep. 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Good Coldwell Banker Realtors APPOINTMENT SETTER RECREATION 908-431-0054 ASSEMBLE-Arts, crafts, toys entry-level opportunity for journalism or English major. Also great opportunity for someone DAYTIME ASSISTANT jewelry, wood items, typing, returning to the workforce. Microsoft word experience helpful. - Perfect for Freehold Boro resi sewing, computer work from RECEPTIONIST-SALON Daytime position 10am to Send resum e to: 2pm. Coordinating service and dent. Must have IBM compat home in your spare time. Good telephone manners. ible computer & good secre details. Call Adele Young, C r e a te r Media Newspapers Flexible hours. Benefits avail maintenance calls tor our Great pay. Free customers. Customer Ser/ice tarial skills. P/T up to 10 hours 24nrs. 1-800-632-8007 7 Edgeboro Road, East Brunswick, NJ 08816 able. Perth Amboy area. per week. Sena resume to 908-442-4343 background helpful. Scuth Fax to (908) 254-0486 River office location. 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RECEPTIONST HOME TYPISTS NEEDED Mr. Jackson 908-938-2889 ASSISTANT- With children. Must have drivers license. Needed weekday evenings for Also PC/Word processor Tuesday, Wednesday and/or busy pediatric office. Call users. $40,000./year income “ 7-4pm. 908-23&Friday, 908-238-7937 908-780-3333 for interview. potential. _ Toll f r 1-800-898-9778 ext. T-5139 SALES for details (fee) BOOKKEEPER Colesce Lingerie Home Par SALES Computer knowledge. Good ties is now in this area. $75 - For Ceramic Tile company in phone skills. For small office. $100. per party. $25,000.+ full HOME TYPISTS Matawan. Experience pre Could lead to Full time. time. 908-390-6501 PC users needed $45,000 ferred but will train right Call 908-462-5040 income potential. Call CLEANUP person. Call 908-566-3886 ‘ SALES DISCOVERY TOYS Is 1-800-513-4343 ext. B-2111 CABINET MAKER-For fine looking for people to sell toys cabinetry. Part time/or piece & NEW line of clothing & sort- work. Call 908-521-0666 ware. Call 908-821-1212 INTERVIEWERS ATTENTION: CAREER CHANGE SALES AT&T and Colgate- NEEDED If you’re looking for flexibilty, Marlboro Bridal Shop seeks stability, independence & Palmolive Employees. WITH A FLEA,, experienced sales people Market Research good money, join one of evenings & weekends. Call Don’t wait for America’s leading health com 908-972-0080 Company panies. Earn car, travel & fi the axe to fall. nancial benefits. No ewaeri- SALES- No Sales Involved. ence necessary. C a ll Business Meeting 908-928-4910 GOURMET BREAD SHOP Flexible hours & shifts South Brunswick-Flexible day Thurs., Oct. 12 available. hours. Call 908-274-9000 or Meadowlands Hilton 609-799-1463 ••• see the Day, Night, Weekend. Secaucus. NJ SEAMSTRESS & COUNTER Good phone & people PERSON- For tailor shop & National Company skills a must! CHILDREN NEEDED dry cleaning in Freehold. Call 42-51 months (bom between 908-462-0196 Unlimited Growth Classified No experience necessary. 7/1/91 & 4/1/92) to do product safety testing at our Old Potential C all M aris Bridge facility. Fee paid, it’s TEACHER-PRESCHOOL wortn it to spread tne word! Experienced, well paid. Knowl Reservations Pages Cal! Marlene or Darlene at edge of Judaica. North/South 908-308-0500 908-251-7772 Brunswick area. 908-297-0295 908-607-2663 INDEPENDENT, OCTOBER 11, 1995 6 1 048 General 048 General 036a Employment 037a Child Care 043 Appliances 046 Firewood 047 Furniture 047 Furniture Services Wanted Merchandise Merchandise LAWN MOWER & SNOW HOME WORKERS DISHWASHER & TRASH CHINA SET- Lenox Tea Gar MARLBORO-Mature person to den' Brand new, never used. BLOWER- RIDING, 12 HP, care for 4 yr. old in my Home. Compactor also Kitchen cabi FIREWOOD DINETTE SET TRIPLE DRESSER Exc. cond. $885 or best offer WANTED Split seasoned hardwood Solid oak Table w/4 chairs & Service for 16, plus 2 compl Monday-Wednesday-Friday, nets, oak. Must see. Best w/matching mirror, $100 Cof eter sets Caost $1,600 Must 609-252-0909 Make $480. weekly from your 3-6pm. Car a+ 908-431-2611 offer. Call 908-462-7672 Guaranteed to bum. $115. per leaf. Very good condition. fee table: Castro conv., opens location. Process grocery pre cord. $65 Vz. 908-747-6146 $325 Call 908-607-0925 to seat 8, $100. 908-249-5369 sell, $950. or best offer. LAWN MOWER- Sears, riding miums. We mail checks week 908-679-0343 lawn mower, 10 HP, 36” cuf MIDDLETOWN- Mature mind DINETTE SET-Lovely 42" ly! Application, send long self ed, reliable person to care for DRYER - GAS WALL UNIT 3 pcs. Traditional Exc cond $275. or best offer addressed stamped envelope: Whirlpool, top of the line, mint FIREWOOD Octagon tbl. w/4 Matching COMIC BOOK COLLECTION- 2 children in my home. Car & Breur chrs. (Wood 8, chrome) cherry wood entertainment ctr Over 13,000. Excellent condi 609-252-0909 references required. Monday, condition Best offer. WHOLESALE PICKED UP & display cabinet w/overtiead Food For Less 908-367-0197 $65./cord (M inim um 10 Asking $175. Recliner-beige tion Buy all or pari. Call LAWN VACUUM BILLY GOAT nbui luuuuy, *, ,~ay, 11.30am* fabric $75. Call 908-431-4849 light. Like new, asking $1,200 908-290-1270 5hp Great shape. Large bag 81 Weaverville Rd. 5:30pm Call 908-615-0484 cords) Call 908-390-0900 Call 908-521-8273 Ste. 348 DRYER ELECTRIC Must see. $120. SEARS KENMORE DINING ROOM - Drexel. DART BOARD- Electric Two- Call 908-238-3145 Asheville, NC 28804 MIDDLETOWN-Experienced HIGH QUALITY-FIREWOOD China closet, 2 sen/ice tables, player. works good Great for BaSysitter needed in my home Heavy duty plus SPLIT & SEASONED $75. Call 908-780-7555 6 chairs, table w/pads. 048 General home game room. $150. HOMEWORKERS 5 days per week for 2 chil CALL 908-946-3600 Contemporary Asking $500, 908-264-5260 MOVING SALE Stuffing envelopes/processing d ren . Good Pay. C a li Call 908-251-4551 Merchandise Entertainment Center-5 pc.. It. recipe orders Excellent 908-671-5233 GAS RANGE/OVEN SET DISHWASHER- $75. Humidi pine, 3 yrs old Sofabed. Re- $money$ weekly. Send long L A G O ’S F IR E W O O D DINING ROOM - Gloss oak & fier- $25. Lamps(2)- $50. Ta- trigerator-Hotpoint. 23.7 cu. ft., Caloric Used $70. or best black lacquer Table w/8 ARCADE GAMES- for homes SASE to: SJP MONMOUTH JUNCTION- offer Call 908-264-3129 SEASONED PREMIUM bles(2)-end. $50. Ski boots- no frost, 2 yrs. old. Bookcases Need after school babysitter chairs, hutcn New cond. Re Pinball, video, pool, skeeball, ladies, $35. 908-238-1097 P.O. Box 306, Dept SU HARDWOODS $115 Per cord iukes, more. New & recondi (3). Computer table-oak Levo- Sayreville, NJ 08872 for my 5 & 6 year old. Call HUMIFIFIER -- Kenmore Quiet (not slab wood) Free, Fast tail value $4.900., asking (ors & mini blinds Window ask for Lisa 908-274-2881 $2,395. Call 908-706-3759 tioned, ruily warranted. Also DRAPES- Custom made. 100 Comfort console. 2,400 sq.ft. DELIVERY 908-294-0463 place games at business loca screens Pictures. Boxsprina & MODELS- For TV & National coverage. Like new. $40. neg. inches long, fully lined, salm mattress-full size. Gas grin & Magazines. Male, Female, tions THE FUN HOUSE on & ivory soft desiqn Excel Call 908-390-4796 609-371-9444 patio furniture Mens custom Children. All types, all sizes MORGANVILLE DINING ROOM SET lent qualify. Best offer. suiis-size 40/42. Victorian No experience necessary. Call Looking for loving person to FALL Oak w/china closet, table w/6 908-741-7524 couch bed-6 mos. old. Call 1-800-238-5459 (FEE) care for our ZV2 year old. 4 MOVING chairs, 1 leaf. Opens to seat after 3pm 908-821-6197 days per week, 7am-7pm. Washer/Dryer Gas, 10. Server cabinet, crystal B/L/l/N/D/S FILE CABINETS- 13) 4 draw NO EXPERIENCE NECES FIREWOOD SPECIAL chandelier. $900. Very good Verticals, minis, pleated, er, OFFICE DESK, metal: all SARY! $500. to $900. Weekly Must have car & references. Dishwaher Refng. frost free, Call 201-996-8610 Range. All white. Best offer cond 908-536-3935 wood. Save up to 80%. Free for $100. BEDROOM SET- MOVING SALE Potential. Processing Mort *6 5 per cord Installation 908-975-9878 Girfs, 7 piece, $450. Call Master bedrm. set., 2 end Call 908-390-1813 DINING ROOM SET- Like gage Refunds, Own Hours. 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T h e Additions 'Alterations • Baths • Kitchens • Decks • Skylights * 3 * 908-727-1696 908-409-3477 908-566-8861 908-671-7772 Aluminum/Vinyl Siding • Fireplaces • Concrete • Doors I f 1 INSURED Call Bob W o r k FREE Freehold Matawan Middletown • Windows • Porches • Basements • Painting • Papering - « * ESTIMATES 9 0 8 - 8 6 6 -4 4 6 8 TRANSCWHT BAVVH i< lETOWN INDEPENDENT EXAMINED INDEPENDENT, OCTOBER 11, 1995 6 5 LAWN CARE/LANDSCAPING PAINTING/WALLPAPERING ROOL CARE F a n ta sy F in ish e s BATHROOMS SIGMUNDS ^ 0 0 0 Q k a i i k K&M POOLS Div. of Ken-Chel Corp. *2,595°° up to 5x8 REFINISHING r r c r e i service's Quality & Integrity Custom Painted MAINTENANCE SALES-SERVICE DISCOUNT KITCHENS KITCHEN Lawn & Landscaping Landscaping and WINTERIZING Repair Special Discounts on all Plumbing CABINETS • Fall Cleanups Lawn Maintenance PROFESSIONAL Designs on • Thatching • Reseeding • Painting & Walls and Accessories FROM *50“ • Liner Replacement Small repair work OK - Leaks Fixed STRIPPED • Power Raking • Core Aeration FALL SEEDING SPECIAL J Specialist Fully Insured ■ References Lie. #8821 • Fertilizing Five cents a square foot Wall Covering Faux Finishes 1 Cover • Quality Installations • Faux Finishes & includes: Natalie Stein K Draining & • Inground & Above CARLO CONST. • Deck Restoration REFINISHED Sming Freehold, Marlboro Quality Seed • Lime • Affordable Prices Free EsI. 35 yrs. exp. Aeration • Fertilization 908-308-0535 • Openings • Closings Deal Direct & Manalapan Only Eric Doeler Quality Service • Affordable Rates Call Today Susan Greene CALL KEN Custom Work-A Specialty 908-495-3484 908-888-0240 • Cjean'n9 O - 908-721-2894 3 E Free Estimates • Fully Insured 908-462-1198 908-280-8809 References Insured 908-780-0318 ^ $25. per visit 908-679-3276 908-364-6433 G.P. POOL KIN G S T IL E KITCHEN RELAX... n e t p F R A N K ’S Call Installers of CABINETS PAENTIN PAINTING SERVICE, INC. TILE & MARBLE Let Someone Interior/Exterior' A Full Service:e Companycom pany W e A ls o D o STRIPPED & (Formerly F&L) C u st o m HOME In g ro u n d Regrouting, E ls e • EXTERIOR Recaulking & REFINISHED IMPROVEMENTS Pool Installation & I” "" ‘ With coupon * “ I To Advertise All Repair Work D o POWER WASHING • INTERIOR LIKE NEW Professionally Done $100. OFF 10-40% O F F 908-238-5686 Your Any Tile of your Countertop T h e Free Estimates Insured ■ Any Inground choice in area stores Free Liner Replacement E stim ates B usiness Free Estimate Replacement 908-928-6025 I [Expires 11/30/95) i W o r k Fully 908-679-9500 908-462-8282 In su re d 1-800-540-0315 908-367^7641 Here PAINTING/WALLPAPERING )UNTERTOP K & O H O M E THE Our Business & WORN? IMPROVEMENTS a u * * * WALL N e i g h b o r ■ You D o n f N eed a S in c e 1975 S ti New Kitchen... Bathroom DOCTO & S o n Service Advertisers B u y D irect from POWER WASHING rfijg • Prepasted • P a p e r H a n g in g 1 & Pasted Papers • Professional C o u n terto p Specialist • decks • vinyl • Wallpaper Removal Wallpapering f. Manufacturer. • Paper Removal • P a in t in g Get The Job Done. • aluminum • patios • Reasonable Rates • Interior & Exterior J Custom Designed Ceramic Tile, • W a ll R e p a ir s • driveways • etc. Painting & Installation Cabinetry, Etc. CAU LOU ANN , Included. 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VINYL SIDING K . M O O R E CERTIFIED BY THE PAPERHANGING INSTITUTE BROTHERS INSTALLERS | Custom Painting Installations • Discounted Sales W h y P a i n t ? Family Run Since 1955 • All m a jo r brands ALL FLOORS TILED <&&& 1 & Professional • “Wallcoverings” “Also Installed” • W indow casings 1 LE SAMPLES AVAILABLE I • Interior/Exterior Siding • Roofing • O verhangs & eaves Paperhanging • Interior Painting New Wood Doors • S hutters » Kitchens ■ Entrances ■ Foyers • Drywall ■'v Windows • Doors • Leaders & Gutters ■ 1 & Faux Finishes • Faux Finishing New Moldings • Vinyl replacement windows * Stores and Offices Tiled 1 • Spackling •Stenciling .. * • New Hardware Trim • Repairs • V4* D ow insulation Owner Operated 10 yrs. exp. Free Estimates Insured I Central Jersey Tile Eric R. Kaplowitz 1 RONALD KAPLOW ITZ Insured Free Estimate Fully Ins. 908-462-9221 908-536-5936 Installations 908-251-7031 Discounted Sales Fully Insured Serving Monmouth Cty. 1 Residential (908) 5 7 7 * 1 8 3 5 Commercial 1 908-613-7120 908-308-1598 Free Estimates over 25 yrs. Absolute Best Service 1 MIKG BATHROOM S 1 Serving Our Area Central Jersey ^ S O L U T tly Over 20 Tears HERB GUTTERS EXPERTLY “A Family Serving Families" Call C H A R LES E . Roofing & Siding ■ Deal Direct and Save 9 PLUMBING CLEANED & FLUSHED [ * :■ Special Discounts on Plumbing Jobs Jy AFFORDABLE PATTERSON 1-800-660-4-ADS Plumbing ft Heating, LLC • Repairs • Tree Trims 'PAINTING Over 40 Tears All Phases o f • Chimney Caps Craftsmanship FROM *2,599°° 1 Exterlor/lnterlor Experience P l u m b i n g Free Estimate • Fully Insured A H types of: 'POWER WASHINC To Advertise Same Day Answering Roofing • Siding ■ S P E C I A L 1 'WALLPAPERING No Job TOO Machine Call baek Repairs * Skylights Your m m m Gerry Kurry W i n d o w s NJ Plumbing Lie. #7961 •10“ * UP Owner Operated I I per single roll Sewer ft Drain Cleaning Small Serving all of NJ Bonded ■ Insured • Free Estimates IAN Business Repairs ft Renovations Toll Free 24 Hour Emergency Service 1-800-S42-014S 908-545-7149 Here No Job Too Small 908-972-7779 908-928-4888 908-254-1983 Free Estimates Uc. #9530 ft 9635 LIC. #9844 908-270-1514 Free Estimates Fully Insured / ) DOCTOR NEED A T. W HITAKER Q U A U 1 1 I H E LANDSCAPING r !K l PROFESSIONAL PLUMBER PLUMBER? Economical Stump PAINTING & PAPERHANGING R o o f i n g & S i d i n g an d R o o t G rind in g For All Your ,cv.0ur BUs/ Any Size Stump Plumbing & ■ Re-Roofing • Vinvl Siding UNLIMITED Professional Courteous Creative Landscape Designs Service Since 1981 Heating Needs 1 Hot Roofing • Decks and Sniall, portable flump A.S.P.A. JUtBIKAM SCHOOL ■ Single Ply Rubber • Replacement Windows Lawn Mainleneance grinder used Isr.fenced • Prompt, Speedy Service properties & sensitive lawns. • Free Estimates Residential & Commercial HIGH QUALITY o 908-290-2973 ^9 ° ® - 4 O-1313, 1-800-640-7299 20 Years Experience - FREE ESTIMATES LOW PRICES HK STUMP REMOVAL 908-919-1445 GAF Certified • Fully Insured Free Estimates Fully Insured • MEMBER OF BBS • FREE ESTIMATES 908-780-9486 Oak Firewood For Sale • REFERENCES AVAILABLE • INSURED Uc. #9894 1-800-357-8008 ROOL CARE SPECIAL SERVICES What Landscape Company gives a FULL 2 YEAR GUARANTEE on ALL Planted Trees & Shrubs? J U N K Pool Supplies C a ll O u r Monmouth Lawn & Landscape Inc. LET IH & M POOLS & Chemicals $ f |( t CLOSING Will Do Just That! Delivered at C A R S Th at’s right, we will plant any size tree or shrub SOMEONE 7 / * b sp e c ia l B u s i n e s s DISCOUNTED PRICES BookEartj and GUARANTEE them for 2 full years! s25"“ Monthly Winter BOUGHT! 1 A one year guarantee is just not enough ELSE DO i m ...... e r v ic e time to insure that your new trees & plants Maintenance Programs & S have taken to their new home. THE All Work Guaranteed MARLBORO | Call TODAY For A FREE ESTIMATE FREE Over 25 Years Experience Solar Cover or W inter Cover AUTO A d v e r t i s e r s We Also Do: wilh Custom Liner Installation • Brick Walks & P atios • Stone Walls • R R Ties • Sod WORK! Francis Corcoran WRECKERS • M u lch • Trim m ing • Revitalizing of Old Landscapes Pool Services 908-360-49171 OT)«ADS In Business 25 Years Fully insured • All Work Guaranteed 908-446-7430 908-845-0376 FREE ESTIMATES 908-591-14001 TRANSCRIPT BA'foHC'fic, 6 6 INDEPENDENT, OCTOBER 11, 1995 081 Lawn Care 081 Lawn Care 081 Lawn Care 085 Odd Jobs 086 Painting 4 Lines • 2 Times Landscaping Landscaping Landscaping Cleanups Wallpapering *$4.50 for each additional line A BRANCH INSPECTION B & S INC. WE MOW IT CHEAP! P & R CLEANUP SUTKOWSKI’S • Fall Yard Wom "Large or Small We Do It All!” Garage & yard cleaning • Shrub Trimming/Pruning CLEAN TOP SOIL Landscaping/Clean Ups Everything taken away. Reas WALLS • Trea/Stump Removal Fill Dirt-Landscape Stone- Tree & Shrub Removal price. Free est. 908-264-7476 • WALLPAPERING • Sod-Stone-Seed-Soil Mulch. GRADING-Excavating- Hedges/Trees Pruned • PAINTING 1 0 0 • Landscape Renovation Dozer/Backhoe Trucks Avail Soil, Mulch, Stone, Firewood • CERAMIC TILING Free Est. Fully Ins able. Call 908-521-2123 908-613-9410. Free Est.Deliv. 086 Painting WE SHOW UP 908-721-4954 908-566-7148 Wallpapering 908-290-1712 Polish Hardwork with * 1 8 German Precision 082 Lawn Mower ACCENT PAINTING- ALL Pre-Paid ■ Can be cancelled ABERDEEN LAWN BILL’S TREE JOBS. Excellent indoor & out & THEE SERVICE Repair door painting. Residential & • Not refundable Renovation, thatching, aerat THE WALL DOCTOR ing & seeding 908-290-2247 commercial. Free estimates. Custom Paperhanging SERVICE Fully insured. 908-679-5999 Private party merchandise only. ^Removal * Pruning • Stumps SMALL ENGINE REPAIRS By Tex Miller 908-536-9451 1 Free estimates Fully Insured Lawn Mowers • Snow Blowers AFFORDABLE PAINTING ABLE TREE SERVICE 908-721-8671 Chain Saws • Trimmers Interior/exterior, reliable, WALLPAPER • REMOVAL, PRUNING Pickup & delivery avail. FREE quality work, reasonable rates Hung with TLC, patience & • BRUSH CLEARING est. Call Bob 908-438-1299 Call Room by Room Painting neatness! Marla 908-888-1337 CALL • YARD CLEAN-UP BOB S LANDSCAPING -107-2577 FLOWER BED REPAIR • Cleanup • Renovation LIGHT HAULING • Rototilling • Edging Shrub Trimming • Planting & 083 Masonry/Paving AL’S PAINTING 087 Power Washing C A L L FRANK • Removal • Mulch • Stone Interior & Exterior CLASSIFIED • Landscape Lighl GET THE BEST FOR LESS 908-775-7143 908-462-1967 Free estimate. 908-583-3306 CEDAR PRIVACY HEDGE- A BEAUTIFUL HOUSE WASHING Beautitu) & bushy. Fall clear BRICK PAVER JOB ALL PAINTING ATA POWERCLEAN ARBE LANDSCAPING ance: 4-5 foot trees, Reg. INTERIOR/EXTERIOR Member N.J. BBB Trees. Shrubs, Topsoil, Fill. Driveways, Patios, Concrete $49 50 Now $17 95. Free in Work, Retaining Walls by.... Quality Work Reasonable 1-800-794-1417 Mulch, Stone. All your land stallation Rates. Mike 908-363-2786 scape needs Bulldozer & Discount Tree Farm D.Power Const. 908-583-2297 DEAL I WADS backhoe work. Fully insured. 1-800-889-8238 POWER WASHING Call 908-721-7142 BOB’S PAPERHANGING ANTONIO A. SANTOS WILL BEAT ANY PRICE! ACTION CURIALLE • Decks • Patios CUSTOM LANDSCAPING QUALITY WORK REMOVAL & REPAIRS • Aluminum/Vinyl • Driveways Landscaping & complete lawn Free est. 908-360-0048 • Sidewalks * Brick Cleaning maintenance. Leal Clean-up BEST PRICE Call John 908-251-0893 Commercial SNOWPLOWING. Free est. & fully insured. 908-360-1938 BUSY B’s PAINTING Call 908-792-0210 Driveways, Patios, Sidewalks, lnt./Ext„ Wallpapering Steps and Porches Ins., Free Est. 9(58-238-5553 089 Plumbing DETHATCHING CORNERSTONE MASONRY LAWN RENOVATIONS • Concrete Work • Brick CEILINGS Call 583-4884 for Savings Professionally sprayed/pop Pavers • Mail boxes com effect/all colors/w/without ALAN BLACKBURN • Fireplaces • Brick Fronts glitter/free est 908-525-1625 Plumbing/Heating. EVEREST • Repairs • Foundations Water Heaters, Boiler Installa LANDSCAPING MATERIALS All Other Phases of Masonry tions. Remodeling. NJ Master •Screened Top Soil Call Pete 908-972-0933 DAVE’S PAINTING Plumbers Ucense # 5325 •Mulch *Stone ‘ Trees Quality work - Free estimates. •Shrubs -Ponds «And More DON S CUSTOM MASONRY ★★908-257-8939 ★★ 908-238-2945 Bulldozer & Backhoe Work Fireplaces/Patios/Foundations AFFORDABLE/DEPENDABLE Free estimates. 908-251-4352 Pickup or Delivered BACSOKA 908-521-3344 a * — FERNANDO MASON PLUMBING & HEATING BRAND NEW 1996 Concrete Work, Fireplaces, DECORATIVE INC. Complete kitchen/bath remod B R A N D N E W ‘95 H O N D A HARVEST TIME Brick Work, New & Repairs, INTERIOR/EXTERIOR PAINTING eling Water Heaters. Sewer &. ACCORD DX SEDAN Pavers, Patios. 908-446-5877 Dram Cleaning. Reasonable CIVIC DX COUPE ★ LANDSCAPING ★ PAPER HANGING rates. Free Estimates. NOW IN STOCK! Brick Pavers ★ RR Tie Walls MASON will fix & repair steps, PAINTING-FAUX FINISHES License #5628. We do it all * Air Conditioning • Tinted G lass1Styled Wheels • Air Conditioning • Tinted Glass Dual Air Bags sidewalks & plastering^Very Bill Paulson-P.H.I. Certified BUY FOR BUY FOR ★LAWN MANAGEMENT* reasonable 1-988-0029 Call 908-727-0014 New, 2 Or, 5 Spd m an , 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, New, 4 dr, auto, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, am/fm ★ SNOW REMOVAL ★ rw def, bucket seats, ^pori mirr® all ★908-750-4072★ st, rw def, gauges, bucket seats, C RESIDENTIAL-COMMERCIAL MASONRY - NEW WORK ssn stl bltd rdls. VIN SH55991. Stk >rt mirrs, all ssn stl bftd rdls. VIN " #1842 MSRP $13 395 DEP Lie. # 96028 - Insured REPAIRS. Refs. Avail. DECORATIVE Faux Painting- G. TAYLOR * 1 1 ,9 9 5 MSRP $17,575. 1 5 ,9 9 9 ★ Honesty & Quality ★ Call 908-254-0643 Sponge * Rag * Marble PLUMBING S HEATING Call 908-583-4884 for Savings Kid’s Murals * 908-308-0056 •Repairs 'Remodeling NEW'95 HONDA We honor Visa, MC, Discover SOLID GROUND -New Construction •Water ‘95 H O N DA CONCRETE- Spec, in poured Heaters •Reasonable/Reliable ODYSSEY LX 7 PASS. GINO IMPROVEMENTS Gary Taylor, Plumbing IS YOUR STUMP A foundations, slabs, sidewalks, ACCORD EX VI) M IN I V A N brickwork, etc 908-262-0933 • Fixing Walls • Spackling License #5877 908-251-5322 • Wallpapering • Painting • Air Conditioning • Tinted Glass • Dual Air Bags • Dual Air Bags • AM/FM Casa. PAIN IN THE GRASS? Cheapest Price Around! • Auto.Trana. • P/Wlnd* * Locks Tree/stump removal. "Just Home-908-438-0399 Free Est. GARDEN STATE 4 dr, auto, V6, p/s, p/b, am/fm, w/cd, BUY FOR New, mini van, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, t/gls, LEASE FOR Stumps". Free est. Fully ins. 0 8 3 M o v i n g BEEPER # 908-314-9736 PLUMBING and HEATING p/winds/Jks, r/def, tilt, cruise, Ithr int. bkt rw def, bucket seats, sport mirrs, aH Call 24 hrs. 908-634-1318 sts, sport mirrs, all ssn stl bltd rdls. alloy , ssn stl bltd rdls, custom whl cvrs. « £ & S t o r a g e WATER HEATERS P e r J 4 D PAINTING- Neat, dean, REPAIRS & REMODELING whls, wind deflector. VIN SA011290. VIN SC015168. Stk. #1681 MSRP MOMTH^ economical painter. Interior/ 4901 miles MSRP $25,330 *2 1 ,9 9 0 $23,610. LlA*s Mo. GEORGE SAHUL JR. 2 6 9 KMS exterior. Reasonable. Free es License #5568 ALL JERSEY MOVERS timate Call Joe 908-363-2321 O thers in Stock to C hoose From LAWN & LANDSCAPING Pianos, apartments, homes, 908-251-5660 Fall Cleanups • Fertilizing offices. Quality work at an af Thatching • Reseeding J. D. PAINTING & CIVIC DX COUPE D E L S O L '96 ACCORD LX SEDAN '96 ACCORD EX SEDAN fordable price Lie. #PM00662. HANDYMAN. No job too Power Raking • Core Aeration Call 908-634-4122 TOM’S PLUMBING Bltie Pearl. White Black. White Red (Two): Black. Whim Green White. Silver (Tbrae) FREE Liming with Reseeding small All types of work. Plumbing & Heating. Water Red Silver (four). Burgundy. Red. Heather Mist (three) SERVING Freehold, Marlboro Insured Calf 908-787-1679 Heaters, Boilers Appliances & Red. Black (Two) P A S S P O R T ' Heather M ist (Five) & Manalapan ONLY. 96 ACCORD DX SEDAN 96 ACCORD LX COUPES FURNITURE HAULING Gas Grills installed. Small jobs CIVIC EX SEDAN 96 ACCORD EX COUPES Quality Sen/ice & Affordable # 1 in Furniture Care Any J. MAURO OK. 7 day sen/. NJ PlumbiiI ng White Grey Heather Mist Green. While Black Burgundy. Silver. Black. Vlhite Rates. Call 908-462-1198 where. Full household/partial Lie #9454. 908-727-7719 96 ACCORD WAGON 96 ACCORD DX COUPE CIVIC LX SEDAN move. Lic.PM00276. Fully in HOME IMPROVEMENTS P R E L U D E Black Black White (Two) L & M TREE SERVICE sured. Call Jim 908-905-0997 Painting-interior/exterior Sherwood Green (Two) Wallpapering • Powerwashing Gray (Two). Blue Expert Tree/Stump Removal O Y D E S S Y Blue CIVIC DX SEDAN Red 96 ACCORD EX WAGON Free Estimates. Insured Free est. Jeff 908-919-0429 090 Printing Green (Two) Call 908-257-1712 084a Hauling JOE JAY Painting & Paperhanging MT 908-251-^23 / 908-656-13i 2 SCREENPRINTING PRE-OW NED CAR CLEARANCE! T-shirts, sweats, jackets, hats, TREE SERVICE signs, decals, vinyl lettering. ‘88 HYUNDAI EXCEL 90 HONDA ACCORD ‘ 93 TOYOTA COROLLA »Tree removal FALL CLEANING LERIO PAINTING ■rflKE DOLLY 908-294-8979 5 spd man, 4 cyl. p/s, p/b. Auto. 4 cyl. p/s. pA, • Trimming We clean out attics, garages, Painting, Plastering, Taping, VIN JU316502. Stk. #149. 80.720 miles. *2595 *8995 VIN PC015211 37.991 miles *12,500 • Lot Clearing bsmts., etc Hauling & demoli Sheetrock, Paperhanging 87 OLDS FIRENZA 90 ACURA INTEGRA ‘92 HONDA ACCORD LX • Stump Grinding tion. Prompt & reliable. Low Free Estimates 4 dr. 5 spd man 4 cyl, p/* p/b Auto. 4 cyt. p/s, p/b, $19 QQn rates Free est 908-521-3345 091 Roofing/Siding *2995 t/whlani/Tm aim*, cass, p/winds/lks,(tucket seats, ac,a,, sportc,sc **-•-t/gls, mrrs. rwdi VIN NA210781. Stk #176. 33.771 mites I £. , 99J Fully ins. 908-521-4515 908-390-8655 87 HONDA CRX alloy whl*, VIN LS822826. >*2.0022.002 mUesmHes *8995 ‘91 HONOA ACCORD EX WAGON 5 spd. man, 4 cyl, q/s. p/b, Auto, 4 cyl, p/s. P^. M4 QOt. REVIVE YOUR LAWN FROM HANDYMAN AND PICKUP- VIN H2077724. Stk.#127 162,863 miles *3995 93 HONDA CIVIC DX VIN 4MCo2t27 Stk #164 69.483 mHes I C , 933 THE SUMMER DROUGHT Hauling. Cleans gutters, ga WITH A THATCH MIKE’S ‘89 TOYOTA TERCEL VIN PH520570. 33,415 miles. *9695 92 HONDA ACCOROEX rage. attic, etc 908-431-5880 ALEX SMUTKO Auto, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, 5 spd man. 4 cyl. p/s. p/b. PANT1NA LANDSCAPING VIN K0371334. 116.545 mites. *4995 90 HONDA ACCORD LX VIN NA212489 45,100 miles *12,995 LIGHT MOVING & HAULING PROFESSIONAL Auto. 4 cyl, d/s, p/b. Painting & Wallpapering Inc. ROOFING ‘87 ACURA INTEGRA LS VIN LA01960T. Stk #16 > 88.382 miles. *9995 ‘91 HONOA ACCORD SE PICKUP TRUCK Auto. 4 cyl. p/s. p/b. 4 dr, auto. 4 cyl. p/s. p/t). FOR FALL SPECIAL Int/Ext 10% off. Free Est VIN HS078777. Stk #156. 93.232 miles 89 NISSAN 300 SX VIN MC075057 Stk. #176 66.656 mile* •13,495 1-800-21 -LAWNS Reasonable & De SYNONYMOUS *5195 Vuto, 4 cyl, p/c. p/b, 908-872-2900 Call 908-251-9037 ‘93 DODGE COLT /IN KX292702. Stk. #145 50.494 mHes ‘93 TOYOTA CELICA 1-800-820-1711 Taxes and inflation are hurting 5 spd. man, 4 cyl. p/s, p/b. *9995 both of us. I need you. VIN PU015212 51.950 miles *5395 *91 HONOA ACCORD LX ■E&SS mites. *13,995 LIGHT MOVING- Washers, STUMPS & BRUSH dryidryers, refrigerators, etc ‘88 HONDA PRELUDE SI ^%4A1?4(?77’ §5t. #74 59.518 mWS *1 0 , 595 ‘95 HONDA CIVIC EX NU-WAY PAINTING YOU WILL SAVE Auto. 4 cyl. p/s, p/b, 4 dr. auM. 4 cvi ft*. D* mvtm can. CleanupClei work. Reas. Free est 'IN JCQ72463. 108.348 miles. *6995 ‘91 HONDA ACCORD SE p/wmdi/IW. a*. Mjlt rw dal t/Wht. ctwn. LOTS CLEARED 908-727-2740, 908-364-6578 SunU IW1 **. USDHa natmm. row ant pm«M •*«* cvrt WALLPAPER REMOVAL MONEY WITH ME. 90 HONDA CIVIC LX #i$.m.es. *1 0 , 995 VIN SS001647 *14,495 Rudy 908-251-5953 Interior & Exterior. The cost of roofing has shot 1 spd. man, 4 cyl. p/s. p/b. Quality work at great prices /IN LA061168. Stk. #160. 67.690 miles. *6995 ‘91 HONDA ACCOTID ‘94 DEL SO SI thro the roof. Be a smart con REMOVAL CallIf Ted 908-957-87^'908 44 sumer and shop around then 92 CHEVY BERETTA 66334VStS/!# 49.300 milfls. *11,495 Red. 2 dr, auto, 4 cyl p/s, p/b. THATCHING Attics, Basements & Debris 2 dr. auto trans. V-6. p/*. p/b, VIN RS001642 26.500 miles *14,995 Seeding & Aeration call Smutko Roofing. Year am/lm cass. p/Vnndfflcs, a/c. t/gls. ‘92 DODGE RAM 250 CONV. VAN ‘92 HONDA PRELUDE SI Lawn/Landscape Renovation No job too BIG after year, proven to be on rw def. Okts.spt mrrs. all ssn stl bltd rdls. Van. auto .6 cyl. p/s. p/b. $4 H Cflfl Rick 908-251-5953 O’ROURKE PAINTING styled whls. VIN NY254323. 39.260 mites *7895 VIN NK14554& 5B.125 mi«s ll,3UU *15,900 1-800-400-2519 INTERIOR/EXTERIOR top of the roofing industry. Auto,‘91 FORD6 cyl. p/s. TAURUS p/b. GL WAGON ‘93 CHEVY CAVALIER CONV. 93 HONDA ACCORO SE COUPE Fully insured. 908-257-7463 CRAZY LOW VIN MA135015. Stk. #179. 81.417 mH»S *7995 VIN0f>72^39&5*'It?'#16( 12.026 miles. *1 2,495 VINf'PAa?^741P1^.637 mltov *16 ,495 THATCHING 085 Odd Jobs PAINTING & Paperhanging '91 NISSAN STANZA 86 MERCEDES 3P0 93 HONDA ACCORD EX WAGON Cleanups lnt./Ext, Free Est. Honest pric FALL PRICES!! 4 dr. auto. 6 cyl, p/s. p/b. 5 hatch wagon, auto. 4 cyl. p/s. p/b. $4 QfjtSS SEEDING es. Call Joe at 908-937-8166 Hand nailing at its best. Call *8195 VIN GA 13668*4 Stk#161 138 946 *12,495 VIN PA00l933.23.303 miles I / , tf Sf O QuaJit^Work • 908-536-2613 908-583-04T2 800-794-RCKDF LARSON SERVICES ★ AAA ★ PAINTING PLEASE ASK FOR ALEX WE RE BUYING ...BEFORE YOU TOM’S TREE SERVICE Affordable Clean-ups Interior/Exterior - Wallpaper ANYTIME, ANYWHERE SEE U!S FIRST! We lake away anything. Quality worK 20yrs.removal USED HONDAS! TRADE OR SELL! Free est 908-264-252D exp Ins. John 908-251-08§3 THE ROOF DOCTOR E a sy to get to: Seals your leaks when you AFFORDABLE CLEAN-UPS need protection the most. Basements, garages, attics, PAPER/PAINT Roof repair specialist. V IN C E N T G U LO T T A ’S V OAJOP Papertianaing & Painting TREE EXPERTS yards and lignt hauling, also Int/Ext ■ Paper Removal Complete Tree S Shruf> Care Real Estate specials. GUTTER CLEANING Stump/Troe removal • Pruning Call Robert §08-679-7452 Free estimates. Fully insured. V"111 Call 906-607-0567 Cat 906-747 6860 PAPEHHANGING Evans Maint. 1-800-303-3873 TREES-*Tnnvned*-R?~iov»d le roll. 24 years exp. ASCH ROOFING and SIDING tm » RT.34J) iStumps Ground*Wood Chips A MAN & VAN 908-462-9097 • Seamless Gutters • Repairs IOABT Reasonable Betas FOR HIRE Fully Insured • Free Estimates Cad 908-238-4463 • 908-257-6965 J —JJtw* 906-257-1416 Anytime $30./hr or 2 man for $45/hr PASTE “N” PAPER Cleanouts * Light Moving Paperhanging by Cindy. Free HOIMOA **VINNY’S** Rubbish * OabBs Removal esf, fully ins 908-780-0429 CARLIN ROOFING 908-458-4251 John Fluskrn CONSTRUCTION - Roofs, LAWN a LANDSCAPING PHIL POLO & SON vinyl siding, all repairs. Free State Highway 34 at Allenwood Road, Wall Township LAWN CAFIE • CLEANUPS CLEANUP- Remove of old Painting & Paperhanging est. Insured. 908-458-5619 SOD, STONE. MULCH sheds, pools, metals, wood, IntVExt. Free est. Fully ins. n Minutes from: RENOVATIONS etc Call 908-446-3196 908-780-3575 ■ 908-462-9558 • Garden State Parkway Exit 96 • Route 195 * Route 18 GUTTERS CLEANED DOUBLE K (908) 974-2211 MONTHLY WEEDING GENERAL LAWN & YARD Flat, Shingle, Rubber Roofing, Prices include all costs except license, reg. & taxes. Car w ash offer valid for 30 days from delivery date. M ust have validated certificate PAYMENT ONLY ON CLEAN-UPS - Removals, SPLASH Aluminum & Vinyl Siding Odessey lease based on 30 mo. closed end lease w/$1000 down, 1st mo. pymt, $300 sec. dep., $8070 TO.P. & $15,818.70 Residual. COMPLETION OF JOB trimmings, mulchings, plant Decorative painting. Sporrae, FREE ESTIMATES Used car warranty not offered cm clearance used cars and cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer coupons or offers.______908-536 7011 ing, concrete, etc. Free. est. rag rolling, color washing Call WE CARE! Call anytime 908-651-8663 Tor free est. 908-727-7642 908-240-2449 je e r .rt-.'• =i INDEPENDENT, OCTOBER 1 1995 6 7 096b Window 105 Boats for Sale 110 Autos for Sale 110 Autos for Sale 110 Autos for Sale 110 Autos for Sale 091 Roofing/Siding 094a Transportation Washing SEA RAY 370 SEDAN J & R ROOFING & SIDING AAA LEVY'S DUN-RITE ACURA INTEGRA RS Coupe CHEVROLET CAMARO 93 CHEVY BERETTA GTZ ’90- 5 DODGE COLT E 89- Hatch AUTO TRANSPORT BRIDGE- 1994 W/twin 300 ’92 - Red. Stereo , auto, p/b, speed, overhead cam, ma back, 5 spd., white, 83,000 UNBEATABLE RATES WILL SHIP YOUR CAR WINDOWS WASHED hp Caterpillar tuifco diesels, o/s. air. tilt. 29,000 mi. G R E A T BUY roon, 87,000 miles, $4,500. mi., clean, exc. cond. $2,300. Exp & Ins. 908-846-7525 ANYWHERE IN THE USA STORMS & SCREENS 220 hrs. lower control sation, 511,500. Call 908-566-3668 Black, V6, all power, am/fm Call 908-972-1561 or best offer. 908-238-2832 908-828-5110 GUTTERS CLEANED 8 kw gen. TV’s, sleeps 6. cassette, cruise, air, new 16" CHEVY CAMARO LT ’87- S & R ROOFING & SIDING 800-235-0748 • 800-843-1654 No waiting. Exc., clean work. loaded w/electronics & much AUDI 5000 84- Black, gray In sport tires, ABS. airbags. DODGE STEALTH RT '92 Windows, Carpentry. Fully Ins, Reas, rates. 908-739-8755 more. Spotless Must see. tenor, 81,000 miles, 5 star T-tops, a/c, tilt, am/tm, original HILLS TAXI SERVICE, INC - 37,000 miles. Excellent cond owner, low miles, immaculate. FREE Estimates 908-679-2291 $219,000. Call 908-580-0701 wheels. $2,000. or best offer, $12,500. Call 908-521-5976 M U ST S E E For fast reliable service is (jail 908-888-2047 $3,000. or best offer Call 5 speed, fully loaded, Under new management. To 908-721-9513 mint condition 42,000 miles. VINYL SIDING celebrate 10% discount to all BUICK Century ’85 6 Cyl. CHEVROLET CAMARO RS Asking $18,500. Call after REPLACEMENT WINDOWS area airpots. Messenger 4 dr. Air, auto., am/fm cass., 91 - Teal, auto, air, p/s. CHEVY CORVETTE COUPE 4pm 908-251-3284 45 yrs. exp. Call Chet service available & oooperate p/s, p/b, p/w. Exc. cond. Must 70,000 miles. Very clean '89- Show car, white, ground Fully ins. 908-793-7269 accounts welcomed. sell. Please call 908-721-7599 $6,000. or best offer Call effects, removable roof, wood 908-431-1616 / 908-446-6872 Days 908-432-0803 dash, alarm, phone, 42,000 BUICK RIVIERA ’85 Eves/Wkends 908-723-1445 miles $22,000 908-238-5682 Need help 092 Special AUTOMOTIVE New trans, starter, alt., MATAWAN COMMUTERS shocks, brakes, radiator & CHEVROLET CELEBRITY writing your ad? Services Monthly parking. $30. more. $1,600 or best offer. CHEVY IMPALA 908-679-4*55 WAGON '85 - Runs well. Call 908-249-0172 Good condition. $1,000. ’85. V6 auto. Kans., 4 dr. Our experienced CUSTOM-SLIPCOVERS Call 908-583-8480 113,004 mi. Exc. transporta Upholstery, Draperies, Foam- tion. $975. Call 908-308-1523 30 yrs. exp. Guaranteed 096a Window 110 Autos for Sale Classified advisors Workmanship. 908-888-2775 Treatments 105 Boats for Sale Use your VISA CHEVROLET MONTE CHEVY NOVA '79- 99,000 CARLO 84 - Good condition, orig. mi., 2 d r, p/s, p/b, hitch, will help you write a SLIPCOVERS, Custom made or MASTERCARD V6, auto, 73,000 miles, 2 dr MADE in my home, designed air, shocks. Runs well. $300./ Your fabric QUALITY WORK, 20' COBIA ’89-Cutty Cab, I/O, ACURA INTEGRA ’95 1st $2,000. or best offer. Call best offer 908-615-9534 BIG SAVINGS. 908-257-5409 in your home. Reasonable $ Merc Cruiser, Low hours, to pay for your 908-249-6248 most effective ad. Call 908-308-9384 Special Edition, 2 door, fully good. cond. Many extras loaded. $19,400. or assume CHRYSLER LE BARON GTS TELEPHONE Installation $5,900. Call 908-446-0712 lease. Call 968-607-2746 Classified Ads CHEVROLET NOVA 86 ’87- Turt>o/4. hatchback, full Give us a call at Repair, Jacks, Wiring 5 speed, a/c, 145,000 miles power acc, digital dash. 1-800-660-4-ADS runs well, clean. $950. Call 102,000 mi., very good cond 25 yrs. exp. w/NYNEX Classified Works! $2,400. Call 908-536-1272 1-800-660-4ADS Calf Ed, 908-536-2477 908-583-0711 At Ray Catena I n f i n i t i DCo/ O nly D o yo u CReceiue D he 9 n fin iii D otal R a y C a t e n a O w nership Experience™ y o u Z / i f s o C Receiue Som ething J / o u JlC a t/ D C o/ C /3e lA ccusiom ed Z J o : VALUE • 9Jn O ur C P riciny C P oiicy N E W 1 9 9 6 • 9 n O ur Service Dep a r i m e n l Lexus E S 300 • J o J i i i i O ur C P rem ier 9~*re~ O w n e rf U eiiicfes UJOU) •MOONROOF WOW • LEATHER INTERIOR 1995 WOW • CD CHANGER J - 3 0 VIN TT003S44, 5 spd, . —^ VIN SM2I853S, 6 cyl, , p/s, ABS, climate con- .S *)/ I 1 p climate control, p/s, ABS, x •6 CYLINDER •CLIMATE CONTROL trol,om/fmstcassui/cd V ^ dual air bags, MSRP V ______pluuer, lual air bags, 5 Lease m M ■ 36 1 J 9 . 0 3 0 L e a s e _ 3 8 •POWER STEERING •DUAL AIR BAGS cyl, MSRPS28,900 For: Mos. For: 3 9 9 Mos. •POWER BRAKES •AUTOMATIC ' U isit our show room anJsee w hy we are ihe D C or/heas/’s #1 JJoium e H J n fin itiC R e ta ile r Transferable Warranties • Free Service Loaner Car Available • Wide Selection Of The Finest Pre-Owned Cars CERTIFIED Pre-owned 1995 J-30 1994 G-20 1993 J-30 1993 J-30 Black Em erald/ Beige Leather, White Ptarinurn/Beige Leather Grey Charcoal/G rey Leather, Beige Pebble/Beige Leather Also a Large Selection o f Pre-Owned Cars to Choose! VIN SM209167 auto, sun n x /, VIN RTSOMifl'i V IN * P M (X )8 7 8 1 , V IN P M 0 1 0 4 0 6 4 , (X X ) m ile s I& H ffi mites 3 3 ,1 0 2 m ile s 29,702 m iles “Ifyou purchased a Lexus without seeing Ray Catena. $2 9 , 9 0 0 $ 1 8 , 9 0 0 $2 4 . 9 0 0 $2 4 , 9 0 0 You Probably Paid Too M uch!" 1992 Q-45 1992 Q-45 1991 Q-45 T 1991 M-30 Grey Charcoal/Grey Leather Black Obsidian/Beige Leather Black Obsidan/Grvy Leather _... Beige Pebble/Beige traction control traction control, cd player Touring Sedan/VIN M M 11)6924, Leather, VIN HMT022H72 VIN NM 2018:12/35,404 m iles VIN NM 211972, 50,213 m iles 43,644 miles , 3 1 ,8 5 9 m ile s R a y C a t e n c a $2 8 . 9 0 0 $2 7 , 9 0 0 $2 5 , 9 0 0 $ 1 5 , 5 0 0 .— . Ray Catena Infiniti 2 1 3 5 R o u t e 3 5 C j 900 Route 1 Oakhurst, NJ V# W Edison, NJ 08817 (908) 493-5000 i n f i n i t i (908) 603-9600 Prices include all costs to be paid by a consumer except for MV, DOC lees & sales & luxury tax. ES300-VIN T0132326, MSRP 536,418,1 st mo pymt, $999 down payment, Prices include all costs to be paid by a consumer except MV, DOC lees & taxes. 1-30 Lease based on 36 month closed end lease. 1st mo pymt, $450 $450 bank fee & $400 ref sec dep due at inception. 12,000 miles per year/.15c ea bank fee, $375 rel sec dep, $1500 cap cost reduction, 45,000 total miles/. 15< each add'l mi, total pymt-$13,284, residual-$16,762. Lessee responsible additional mile. GAP incurance included. Total payment/purchase option lor maintenance & excess wear & tear. J-30 Lea;' 'jsed on 38 month closed end >dse. 1st mo pymt, $450 bank lee, $499 ref sec dep, $1500cap ($14,364/$22,215). Subject to approval by primary lending source. Lessee cost reduction, 38,000 total ir,iles/.10< each add! mi, total pymt-$15,162, residual-$17,173. Lessee responsible lor maintenance 4 excess wear & responsbile for maintenance & excess wear & tear. Offer expires 10-17-95. tear. All cars comes with factory standard equipment. Oiler subject to approval by primary lending source. Phone orders accepted. »» v • ,* v . ' ' / J •< 6 8 INDEPENDENT, OCTOBER 11,1995 110 Autos for Sale 110 Autos for Sale EAGLE MEDALLION LX '89 - SAAB 900S 94 STATION WAGON. Auto, p/s, 4 door, low mileage S17,700. p/b, air, low mileage, very or assume lease. Call good condition $2,500 Call 908-607-2746 908-251-3281 SEIZED CARS FROM $175. FORD ESCORT ’85'/2 Porsches, Cadillacs, Chevys, 4 door sedan, auto. 60,000 BMW’s, Corvettes Also miles. Excellent running condi Jeeps, 4 WD’s. Your area. tion, car is clean. $1,800. Call Toll free 1-800-898-9778. Ext 908-469-0773 A-5139 for current listings FORD EXPLORER XLT ’94- SUBARU GL-10 “ URBO auto, p/b, p/s, 4 dr., anti-lock, WAGON ’87- New shaft hood rack, deep hunter green, exhaust & sensor. $2 995. or 26,000 miles. Financing avail. best offer. Call 908-308-1993 $19,800 Call 908-727-9362 TOYOTA CELICA GT 87 FORD LTD ii 84 - STATION 5 spd., p/s, p/b, air, cruise, WAGON. 6 cyl., 3.8 eng , fuel am/fm stereo cass. 90,000 injected, auto, air, clean, good miles. $3,300. or best offer. condition. Very reliable. Best Call 908-246-2004 offer. Call 908-745-2978 VOLVO 960 TURBO '91 - FORD TAURUS GL '89 - V6, Beautiful condition, full power, auto, power everything, air, all options, 49,000 miles, 1 am/fm stereo, tilt, cruise, rear owner, garage kept. $16,500. defogger, alloy wheels, oa Call 609-371-0096 rage kept, brown. $3,000. Call 908-651-1163 VW RABBIT '79- a/c, fine run ning & body, 80,000 mi., 4 dr., GEO SPECTRUM '89 - 5 5 spd.. new parts, $950. or spd., am/fm cass., runs great, best offer. Call 908-247-0657 well maintained. 97,000 miles. Front end damage. $500. or best offer Call 9C&-821-4314 GEO STORM '91 - 2 door hatch, 5 speed, pis. p/b, air. SW T YOUR 49,000 miles. $5,400. nego AAA ABLE & DEAD ? Days tiable. Call 908-549-9024 Free Removal of Junk Cars. $$ for new/old. 908-390-5531 HYUNDAI '91 SCOUPE LS In mint cond. Auto., 2 dr., air, p/s, p/b, am/fm cass. ALL SCRAP CARS _ TRADE! 72.000mi. Runs like new. Ask AND TRUCKS. LARC-E OR rem ain at M g SAVINGS ing $5,500. Call 908-721-3204 SMALL. ANY CONDITION. H & H AUTO WRECKERS HYUNDAI EXCEL '90- 908-591-0366 Hatchback, auto, am/fm cass., extended warranty. 36,000 miles. Asking $2,100. Call ARC CHARITIES 908-383-0847 Donate Your Car or Truck i l & Benefit Handicapped - H URRY in NOW ! Children & Senior Citizens LINCOLN MARK VII ’89 Fully IRS Tax Deducible Bill Blass Edition Fully load Any Condition Accepted ed. Must be seen. Asking Free Pick-Up 1-800-951-2064 $7,400. Call 908-821-1357 P on tiac S pecialists LINCOLN MARK VIII '93- CARS/TRUCKS White, CD, wd. dash, 24,000 Aaron Rassas mi„ tract, asst., phone, moon- F O R E X P O R T roof. $26,000. 908-238-5682 '80-’94. Paying 1,000’s over dealers. Hi miles OK. Lease & bank payoffs OK. Cash at MAURO MOTORS INC your door. Call 908-462-5017 CHRYSLER/PLYMOUTH R A S S A S ^ - s •PONTIAC Woodbridge 908-634-4100 CASH FOR YOUR CAR MAZDA Ml ATA ’90 - Blue, ARTY'S AUTO SALEJS 35,000 miles, air, stereo cass. East Brunswick 908-257-6700 Excellent condition. $10,000. o r best offer. Call Owned & Operated by the Rassas Family Since 1930! We are 908-247-4867 S CASH PAID $ All makes & models. Cash on Monmouth County's Oldest and Most Experienced Pontiac Dealership. MAZDA PROTEGE '92 the SPOT. Call 908-477-6846 Charcoal grey. 4 dr.- sunroof, oaded. f*Jew battery & tires. MINT cond. Book $9,200., C A S H PA ID asking $8,700. 908-446-3117 For junk cars, trucks, for 395 Broad St. • Red Bank 741-5180 recycling. Call anytime Tammy Open Mon.-Thurs. till 9 PM, Fri. & Sat. till 6 PM MERCEDES 300 TURBO Dell’s 908-787-5453 DIESEL ’83 - 10,000 miles on 94 rebuilt engine, silver blue, total mileage 176,000. $6,900. Call 908-899-3615 ★ MERCEDES 450 SL 76- CONVERTIBLE. Red, 2 tops, DONATE VEHICLES They're the same. But different. ” 92,000 miles, exc. running BOATS & FURNITURE condition. $12,000. or best Jewish Heritage for the Blind offer. Call 908-291-4607 Running or not. Tax D'Jduct. Free Quick Pickup MERCEDES 560 SEL ’89 - On the brand new Saturns you'll notice White w/grav interior, 8OO-2 -DONATE immaculate condition, original owner. 57,000 miles. $27,500. right away that the exterior is sportier. The JUNK & RUNNING CARS M U ST S E E 24 HOUR SERVICE ride is quieter. And the inside has even Call 908-431-2283 TOP CASH PRICES PAID 908-536-8031, 609-758-3850 MERCEDES- 500SL '90 more room for all your passengers and Black w/grey int. 1 owner, WANTED-RUNNING and garage kept. $55,500. or best REPAIRABLE Cars & Trucks offer. 908-381-1829 $100. and UP. Junk Cars packages - or whatever else you may be Removed. 908-238-9481 MERCURY TRACER '94 - Dark green, p/s, p/b, p/w air, WE BUY JUNK CARS chauffeuring around these days. But we're auto. 21,500 miles $9,595 Marlboro Auto Wreckers Leave message 908-521-5488 908-591-1400 pleased to report that even though our MERKUR SCORPIO ’88 116 Motorcycles Blk., loaded. Exc. cond. Must new '96s are different, they still feel like a sell Best offer 908-566-5390 Mopeds MITSUBISHI ECLIPSE GS '91 Saturn and act like a Saturn. In other White. 5 speed Fully loaded, C A S H PAID sunroof, spoiler. Good condi For Motorcycles & Mopeds words, they're still fun to drive, and a true tion. Asking $8,500. Cali Call 908-820-8811 908-536-9557 MITSUBISHI MIRAGE '92 pleasure to own. 3 dr auto, air, am/fm, p/s. p/b, 117 Trucks/Vans r/def, cloth, mint. 57,000mi. W K k Hope to see $6,200. Call 908-367-2052 DODGE CARAVAN CARGO NISSAN MAXIMA ’84 ’89- Am/fm stereo, a/c, needs you soon. Blue 5 spd. New brakes, sun transmission work. Asking roof, air, loaded. Original $1,900. Call 908-446-9478 owner-129,000 miles. $2200. SATIRN or best offer 908-721-6365 FORD AEROSTAR ’87- Re built motor, new clutch, 5 spd. NISSAN SENTRA '88 Good condition. $2,700. Must Silver. P/s, p/b. Good cond. sell. Call 908-251-1559 Asking $2,500. or best offer. Call 908-271-0015 OLDSMOBILE 98 REGENCY BROUGHAM-'86-Orig. Ovmer / 61,000 miles. New engine, vinyl roof, exc. cond $4,800. ISU ZU P UP or best offer. 908-727-6530 ’86. White Good seivice truck. 57,000 mi. Asking Charlie Setter, $1,200. or best offer. CaH OWN A CAR?! 908-246-1195 Surfer, Saturn O w ner Nations highest rated Bumper-Bumper extended PLYMOUTH VOYAGER ’89- warranties. Discount Prices! $6,500. Dealer serviced. Per Terms to 7 yrs./150,000 mi. fect family vehicle. A/C, oof- Vehicles currently factory war rack, cassette deck, crjise. NEW 1996 SL-2 ranted qualify. new trans, 93,000 miles re movable seats. 908-431-8334 AUTO ADVANTAGE A DIFFERENT KIND o f COMPANY. A DIFFERENT KIND o f C A R . 1-800-419-3499 118 Motor Homes PLYMOUTH SPORT Rec. Vehicles Saturn of Freehold 4 0 3 9 Rt. 9 Norm Freehold, n j 90S-303 8700 SATELITE ’70-Black, 383 w/4 speed. Excellent condition. 27' BOUNDER '88 FLEET SALES M F . <) SAT.....!) fl SERVICE <*. PARTS M W -E ....S 5 Tl)E <-fe THR 8-7:30 $5,000. or best offer. Call WOOD-Class A. motor home, 908-247-1450 self-contained, has every op tion, exc. cond. Asking S a t u r n o f E a t o n t o w n 6 7 r l . 3 6 Eaiomown. n j 9 0 8 - 3 8 9 8 8 2 2 SAAB 9000 TURBO $21,500. CaH 908-246-1726 SALES a; it SAT.....‘Hi SERVICE <*. PARTS SAT...S-12 '88. Silver blue, auto, leather, TIOGA ARROW '86- Ford. C all power, sunroof, anti-lock Body, sleeps 6. New roof, a/c brakes. 104,000 orig. mi. & awning. Fully loaded, great $5,000. or best offer. Call condition. Asking $13,500. SuperCare 908-972-1764 Call 908-842-4190 *- AUTOai itv» GROUPin INDEPENDENT, OCTOBER 11,1995 6 9 ^ I S S f ■ . . 2-Dr, 5-Spd Man Trans, 4-Cyl, No A/C, Pwr I NEW 4-Dr, Auto Trans w/OD, 3.0L V6, Pwr Steering, Pwr Brks, Dual Air Bags, Fr Buck Sts, Elec Trunk Brakes, A/C, Dual Air Bags, Fr Bucket Sts, Elec Trunk Rel, Rel, Elec Fuel Inj, Ft/Del. VIN#SU081544 1 9 9 5 Elec Fuel Inj, Tilt, Int/Wprs, T/GIs, AM/FM Ster Cass. Stock#6153. MSRP: $8484. VIN#SU394542. Stock#5780. MSRP: $14,886. Factory Rebate: $1000. Dealer Discount: $900. FINANCE FOR:... ** COMPARE IT TO THE CAMRY! EXPRESS CREDIT SIMPLY FILL OUT W ITH OVER 92% APPLICAT IO N... FOR FAST APPROVAL. APPRO V AL RATING! FULL NAME FIRST MIDDLE LAST SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER i DATE OF BIRTH HOME PHONE NUMBER ADDRESS CITY COUNTY STATEyZIP LIVED THERE f % ! ! f YRS MOS RENT BY MO. MONTHLY PAYMENT OR RENTS EMPLOYED BY NAME OF BUSINESS □ LEASE □ OWN □ SELF □ OTHERS SALARY OR WAGES $ SIGNATURE , . , 8 & HOW LONG BUSINESS PHONE # TRADE/OCCUPATION YRS MOS X APP "MONMOUTH COUNTY'S NEWEST HYUNDAI DEALER" 641 SHREW SBURY AVE. SHREW SBURY, NJ C i r c l e C a ll u s today908-741-3130 + Price(s) indude(s) all costs to be paid by a consumer, except for licensing cosk registration fees, and taxes. Piets are for illustrative purposes. Not responsible for typos Ad supersedes previirevious offers, is a coupon & must be presented prior to purchase. "Finance tor S99 per month for 60 months. S3500 down payment or trade in equivalent. 8% APR. Totoal of payments $6000. & PONTIACS, BUICKS, LINCOLNS, MERCURYS, VANS & TRUCKS ‘91 PONTIAC ‘89 OLDS 88 ROYALE BROUGHAM GRAN AM 4 dr. 6 cyt. auto, o/d. p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm ‘93 EAGLE TALON DL ‘92 BUICK LESABRE CUSTOM 2 dr., 4 cyl., auto, p/s, p/b. a/c, st eass, leather/int, p/seats, rec/seats, am/Im st. lab/int. buckets, gauges, r/def, p/w, p/d/l, p/mir, 1995 FORD F250 2 dr, 4 cyl, auto, o/d, p/s, p/b, a/c, anVfm st/cass, fab/int, 4 dr, 6 cyl, auto, o/d, p/s, pta, anti-tock. a/c, anvfm st/cass, taMnt rec/seats. console, gauges. bd/stde/md, tint, cruise, p/tr, pin stripe, sun/rf, buckets, rec/seats, console, gauges, r/def, pfeeats, rec/seats. gauges, r/def, pto, p/cW bd/side/md, tint cnise, MM. Dd'adttmc) tint alum «*>. intermit wipers, p/ant, Mt w/w, Stk, #527. S* *2461. Vin *MC631247 Vin #KW373177 79,149 n^tes Ext white. X L 4x4 bd'sKte'md, tint, cruise, sec sys, intermil wipers, mats, ext. p/tr. pm stripe, nterror! wipers, mats, p/ant, Mt, w/w, air Dag ttivers BI .837 mile6. Exterior red, Interior: jade, int gray, Slk #2564, VIN #PE028893,46.775 miles. ade, at vrfute, mt: red Slk #2543, VIN #NH439373,63,537 mies 2 dr, 4W0, P/U, 8 cyl, auto, o/d, p/s, p/b, ” * 5 ,9 9 5 s6 ,9 9 5 anti-look, am/tm st, fab/int, gauges, tint, s 9 , 4 9 5 S 1 0 , 4 9 5 intermit wipers, ext: red, int: burg, low ‘92 HYUNDAI ELANTRA ‘88 M ERCU RY SA B LE WAGON LS miles, Stk #50061 A, VIN #SCA07804. ‘93 MERCURY COUGAR XR-7 ‘93 CHEVROLET LUMINA EURO 4 dr, 4 cyl, auto, o/d, a/c, am/tm st/cass, fab/int, Wag., 6 cyl, auto, o/d, p/s, p/b, a/c. am/fm st/cass, 2 dr, 6 cyl, auto, o/d, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/Im st/cass, tab/int teattierfat. dr, 6 cyl, auto, ofct p/s, pta anti-lock, a/c, am/An st cass. w/cd, buckets, rec/seats, console, gauges, r/def, fab/int, p/seats, rec/saats, r/def, p/w. p/d/l, p/mir, 8,0434 mi. 2 bd/side md. tint, cruise, rl rack, dig dash, intermit S1 8 ,9 9 5 p/seats, buckets, rec/seats, console, gauges, r/def. p/w, pAH. p/mir, tab/int. buckets, rec/seats. console, gauges, r/def. p/w, p/d/l, bd/stde/md. tint, intermit wipers, mats, ext: burg, int. burg, Stk. #512, VIN #NU105046, 31,837 wipers, tilt, alum wh exterior white, interior red. bdsde/md, lint cruise, prtr, intermit wipers St alum wh, ext black, bd/sida/md. tint cruise, pin slnpe. intermit wipers, mats, M, alum wh, keyless door entry, Stk. #428, VIN #JA648146, intgj* Sk *493, VIN #PH623205,37516 mfes ext white, nt red S* #493, VIN #P9243393,34,728 mites. Sharp miles. 53,652 miles. . _ 1995 JE E P $6 ,9 9 5 $6 ,9 9 5 WRANGLER S 1 1 , 9 9 5 S 1 1 , 9 9 5 89 PONTIAC G RAND PRIX S E ‘90 BUICK REGAL CUSTOM 2 dr, 4W0, Conv, 4 cyl, auto, p/b, vinyl int, ‘94 MERCURY SABLE GS ‘93 MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS GS 2 dr, 6 cyl, aulo, od, p/s, p/b, aam/Im st/cass, Sah/int. 2 dr, 6 cyt, auto o/d. p/s, pta, a/c, am/tm sVcass. fab/int, 4 A, 6 cyl, auto, o/d. p/s, p/b, anti-lock. ait. am/fm st/cass. labAnt. 4 dr. 6 cyl. auto, o/d. p/s. p/b. anti-lock, a/c. am/tm soft top, buckets, rec/seats, gauges, tint, st/cass. fab/int, p/seats, rec/seats. gaCiges, r/def, p/w, p/seats, buckets, rec/seats, console, gauges, r/def, p/w, rec/seats, gauges, r/def. p/w, p/d/l. bd/side/md, tint, p'seats. -aoseals gauges, r/det, p/w, pdl. p/mir. bd/stde/md, lint. p/d/l. p/mir, bd/side/md, tint, cruise, p/tr. sec sys, p/d/l, p/mir, bd/side/md, tint, cruise, pin stripe, intermit cruise, p/tr, pin strip, intermit wipers, mats, p/ant, tilt, tilt, alum wh, ext: white, int: tan, low p/mr. bd/srieAnd, tint cruse, pin stripe, intermit wipers, mats, tilt intermit wipers, mats, p/ant, tilt, alum wh. ext: burg, wipers, mats, p/ant, tilt, alum wh, ext white, int: gray, Stk. w/w, extenor white, interior blue, Stk #2516. VIN alum wh, air bags cttimt 4 pass, ext dk yeen, int M E W 9 5 a w n a i in G 2 0 4 Door FRWD, Aulo Trans w/OD. 140 HP 4-Cyl fname, P/'S/rg. P/ABS Brks, A/C, Dual Air Bags, Central Locking, Power Windows/Mirrors/Anlenna, R/Def, Tilt Cruise, Int. Wipers AM/FM Stereo CD Player, Anti-Theft System, Alloy LEASE ^ Wheels, T/Class, Fully Loaded. 7IMT527495. MSRP: . FOR 38 $24 3S5 Total ol Payments $7,562 + tax. MONTHS: m i ...By getting you the must car for your money. Based on 38 month closed end lease. S2495 down or trade equiv, SI99 + SI 00 - refundable security deposit, 1 st month payment i S450 bank lee due al inception. 12,000 mi/yr, $.10 a mile thereafter. Option to purchase ot leose end SI 1,446. ...By giving you the courteous, personal service you deserve. ...By giving you over 25 years of combined leasing expertise. ...By offering all M anufacturer Rebates and Rate Specials. Outside the Freehold, W e L e a s e Manalapan, Every M ake And M odel Marlboro area 4 Dr FRWD, S-Spd Manual Trans, 3.01 V-6 Ing, P/Strg, Call P'ABS Brks, A/C, Climate Cntrl, P/Sls,/Winds/Mirrs/Ant. CALL FOR A Dual Air Bags, Central Locking, R/Del, Tilt, Cruise, Keyless 1-800-81 LEASE!1 [ntry. Anti-Theft System, AM/FM Stereo Cass/CD, Alloy LEASE FREE CUSTOM QUOTE Wheels T/Glass, Fully LoadedIVIMT007636. FOR 36 MSRP:$28900 TotalofpaymentsSI0,764 + tax. MONTHS: Q Based on 36 month dosed end leose $2995 down or trade enuiv S450 refundable 29security deposit 1 st month payment & $450 bank fee due at inception 15 OOOmi/yt. S. IS a mile thereafter Option to purcnose ol lease end SI6 762 tC S n lel& im m STRIVING TO BE THE BEST!!! WEST LONG^RANCH, % 908-389-1200 ^tyUmmouiA Sc ^ceatv c&aunUe& Exclusive' infiniti S&ealev jlicludefs) all cosls lo be paid by a consumer, except licensing costs, registration fees, and toxes. Lease subject to credit approval and (908) 446-5200 wbiity as determined by primary lender. Pictures for illustrative purposes only. Not responsible for typos. Available thru 10/31/95. Used Trucks 1993 FORD 1989 GRAND CARAVAN LE Used Convertible 1990 FORD 1994 PLYMOUTH DUSTER 1991 FORDTHUNDERBIRD F150 PICK-UP WAG, 6 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, CROWN VICTORIA 3DR H/B, 6 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, 2DR, auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm Used 1994 FORD RANGER X-TRA CAB P/U, 2WD. 6 cyl, auto, p/s, a/c, am/fm st/cass, fab/int, 1988 CHRYSLER 4DR, 8 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b. a/c. a/c, am/fm st/cass, fab/int, st/cass, fab/int, buckets, Sport P/U. 2WD, 6 cyl, 5 spd, p/s, p/b. am/fm st/ciss, gauges, buckets, gauges, r/def, p/d/l LEBARON CONVERTIBLE am/fm st/cass, fab/int. sun/rf, buckets, gauges, r/def, console, gauges, r/def, p/w, p/b, a/c, am/fm st/cass, int. wipers, long bed, step r/wipe-wash, cruise, p/tailgate gauges, r/def, p/w, p/d/l, int. wipers, alum wh, rear p/d/l, p/mir, bd/side md, cruise, fab/int, gauges, pin sfip, 2DR. 4 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, spiler, alarm system, Stk int. wipers, tilt, alum wh, Stk Utility 4x4 bumper, bed liner, Stk rel, rf rack, int. wipers, tilt, am/fm st/cass, ithr/int, Sd/side md, cruise, int. intermit wipers, short bed, #5836A. VIN #RT221765, #50064A, VIN #MH176802, #50055A, VIN IPNA32796, Stk #5271 A, VIN #KX701440, p/seats, buckets, gauges, p/w, wipers, tilt, alum wh, Stk 1992 JEEP CHEROKEE LAREDO alum wh, locking torneau 23,163 mites. 55,128 mites. ^ ^ 76,450 mites, $0 000 p/mir, cruise, dig dash, int. #5408A. VIN #LX114422, 37.661 miles. 995 WAG, 4WD, 6 cyt, auto, p/s, cover, Stk# 5432A. VIN 59,722 miles. s g g g g p/b, a/c, am/fm st/cass, #RTA41616,15,072 miles. wipers, tilt alum wh, Stk * 1 0 , 9 9 5 1990 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER SE #5311A, VIN #JG414461, fab/int, buckets, console, * 1 2 , 9 9 5 WAG, 6 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, 70,046 miles. gauges, r/def, p/w. p/d/l. 1995 FORD a/c, am/fm st/cass, r/def, 1992 GEO STORM p/mir, cruise, rf rack, int. * 6 , 9 9 5 1992 DODGE 1985 DODGE 2500 H/D PICK-UP F250 PICK UP 4x4 fab/int, buckets, console, 2DR, 4 cyl, 5 spd, p/s, p/b, 1990 CHRYSLER wipers, tilt, alum wh, Stk P/U. 4WD, 8 cyl, auto, p/s, P/U, 4WD, 8 cyl, auto, p/s, gauges, p/w, p/d/l, r/wipe- a/c, am/fm st/cass, fab/int, DAYTONA NEW YORKER LANDAU #982A, VIN #NJ176057, p/b, a/c, am/fm st, fab/int, p/b, no a/c, amlm, gauges, wash, cruise, p/tailgate rel, rf U s e d C a r s buckets, rec/seats, console, 2DR, 4 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, 61,780 miles. 905 gauges, r/def. bd/side md, int. am/fm st/cass, sun/rf, 4DR, 6 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, long bed, snow prep, #8800lb long bed, 8500 b GVW, H/D rack, pin stip, int. wipers, tilt, am/fm st/cass, fab/int, wipers, Stk #5645A, VIN buckets, console, gauges, GVW, step bumper, tow pkg, suspension, St‘< #50064A, Stk #5085A, VIN #LR682673, 1993 PONTIAC SUNBIRD landau/rf, p/seats, gauges, Stk# 5586A, VIN #55174576, VIN #SCA07804,8,030 miles. 87,760 miles 2DR, 4 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, #N7510127,20.054 miles. r/def, p/w, p/d/, bd/side md, 1992 ISUZU RODEO 4x4 * 6 , 9 9 5 r/def, p/w, p/d/l, p/mir, bd/side am/fm st, fab/int. buckets, cruise, int. wipers, tilt, Stk WAG, 4WD, 5 spd, pis, p/b, a/c, 11,710 miles. * 2 2 , 9 9 5 * 6 , 9 9 5 #5778B, VIN #NN160847, md, cruise, int. wipers, tilt, ‘ 1 9 , 9 9 5 rec/seats console, gauges, am/fm st/cass, fab/int. buckets, 1989 DODGE GRAND CARAVAN SE 62,133 miles, w/w, Stk #50088A. VIN r/def, pin strip, Int. wipers, #LD710676, 66.969 miles, console, gauges, r/def. r/wipe- 1994 FORD RANGER PICK-UP WAG, 6 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, Stk #975, VIN #P7563645. 1993 MAZDA MX3 3DR H/B, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, a/c, * 6 , 9 9 5 wash. p/tailgate rel, rf rack, int. P/U, 2WD. 4 cyl, 5 spd, 1992 DODGE a/c, am/fm st/cass, fab/int, 34,292 miles. * 7 , 9 9 5 buckets, console, gauges, am/fm st/cass, buckets, wipers, alum wh, Stk #5364A, man/s, p/b, no a/c, am/fm, DAKOTA LE PICK UP VIN #N4303629,39,930 miles. gauges, pin stip, int. wipers, P/U, 2WD, 6 cyl, auto, p/s, r/def, p/w, r/wipe-wash, cruise, * 8 , 9 9 5 rec/seats, console, gauges, short bed. styl wh, Stk# p/b, a/c, amlm st/cass, p/tailgate rel, rf rack, styl wh, r/def, p/mir, int. wipers, Stk 1993 MERCURY * 1 5 , 0 9 5 5759A, VIN #RTA43430, fab/int, gauges, int. wipers, Stk #4832A. VIN #KX566217, 1992 MERCURY #56346 VIN #P0220276. TRACER WAGON 31,266 miles. $0 g g t j long bed, styl wh, bed liner, 72,789 mites. jg 0 0 0 24,554 miles. Q g g g 1993 MERCURY SABLE LS WAG, 4 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, TRACER WAGON brush guard, step bumper, 4DR, 6 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, a/c, am/fm st/cass, fab/int, 1994 CHEVROLET BLAZER S-10 Stk #60114A, VIN 1992 DODGE CARAVAN buckets, console, gauges, WAG, 4 cyl, auto, p/S, p/b, WAG. 4WD, 6 cyl, p/s, p/b. a/c, 1993 DOOGE 150 PICK-UP 4x4 am/fm st/cass, Ithr/int, 1993 OOOGE SHADOW a/c, am/fm st/cass, fab/int, P/U, 4WO, 8 cyl, auto, p/s, #N5693344,24,795 miles. WAG, 4 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, p/seats, gauges, r/def, p/w, r/def. pw. p/d/l. bd/side md, rf am/fm st/cass. fab/int, buckets, am/fm st, fab/int. buckets, 4DR, 4 cyl. auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, buckets, console, r/de1, p/w, console, r/def. p/w, p/d/l, tint, p/b, no a/c, amlm, fabrtnt, p/d/l, p/mir, cruise int. wipers, am/fm st, fab/int. buckets, rack, int. wipers, Stk #5846A, J1 0 , 9 9 5 gauges, r/def, bd/side md, VIN #PR667388, 49,975 p/d/l, bd/side md, r/wipe- r/wipe-wash, cruise, p/tailgate rel, gauges, pin strip, int. wipers, tilt, alum wh, Stk #984, VIN gauges, r/def, bd/side md, pin wash, rf rack, int, wipers, Stk long bed, 6x9 mirrors, step p/tailgate rel, rf rack, int. #NA600622,55,193 miles. mites. rf rack, int. wipers, tilt, alum wh, wipers, 7 passenger, Stk strip, int. wipers, Stk #5612A, #60074A, VIN #PR616651, Stk #50124A, VIN #R2166849. bumper, Stk #50002A, VIN U s e d V a n s VIN #PN621780, 43,023 * 7 , 9 9 5 #PS234140,35,775 miles. #55468, VIN #NR519007. * 1 0 , 9 9 5 46,471 miles. 0 9 5 18,651 mites. * 1 8 , 0 0 5 55,481 miles. sg g g g miles, * 1 3 , 9 9 5 1991 DUDGE * 7 , 9 9 5 CARAVAN SE 1994 PLYMOUTH 1983 CADILLAC 1994 FORD RANGER XL PICK-UP WAG. cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, 1995 DODGE CARAVAN 1994 PLYMOUTH ACCLAIM COUPE DeVILLE 1990 JEEP CHEROKEE LAREDO 6 WAG, cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, SUNDANCE P/U, 2WD, 4 cyl, 5 spd, p/s, a/c, am/fm st/cass, buckets, 6 4DR, 4 cyl auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, 2DR, 6 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, 1994 DODGE SPIRIT WAG, 4WD, 6 cyl, p/s. p/b, a/c, c, am/fm st/cass, fab/int, 2DR, hatchback, 4 cyl, auto p/b, a/c, am/fm st/cass, rec/seats, console, gauges, 3/ p/s. p/b, a/c, am/fm st am/fm st/cass, rec/seats, Ithr/int, landau/rf. p/seats, 4DR, 6 cyl, auto, p/s. p/b, a/c, am/fm st/cass, fab/int, buckets, fab/int, gauges, pin strip, int. r/def, p/d/l,-p/mir, tint, r/wipe- buckets, rec/seats. gauges, gauges, r/def, bd/side md r/def, p/w, p/d/l, bd/side md, am/fm, fab/int. gauges, r/def, console, gauges, r/def, p/w, r/def, bd/side md, tint, r/wipe- buckets, rec/seats, console wipers, short bed, alum wh, wash, cruise, p/tailgate rel, rf gauges. r/d?f, pin strip, int. cruise, pin strip, int. wipers, cruise, pin strip, int. wipers bd/side md, cruise, pin strip, p/d/l, r/wipe-wash, cruise, rf wash, p/tailgate rel, rf rack, visor, bed liner, step boards, rack, int. wipers, tilt, 7 wipers, Stk #987. VIN tilt, alum wh, gold package, tilt, w/w, Stk #5872B, VIN int. wipers, Stk #60051A. VIN rack. int. wipers, tilt, alum wh, Stk #50022A, VIN pin strip, int. wipers, Stk Stk #5682A, VIN #RF111010, #09271540, 97,146 miles. #RF109037,31,341 miles. Stk #6098A. VIN #LL189180, passenger, Stk #986, VIN #60045A. VIN #SR171784 #RN229659, 20,389 miles. #RTA97197,8,183 miles. #MR126848. __ _ >4,256 mites, ^ g g g 66,130 miles. «-|Q§0 0 5 5,904 miles. $ 1 6 ,0 9 5 * 8 , 9 9 5 * 2 , 9 9 5 * 9 , 9 9 5 * 6 , 9 9 5 * 9 , 9 9 5 W INNER OF DODGE’S HIGHEST HONOR... RO U TE 35 • H AZLET FO R YOUR BEST DODCE D EAL... CALL 908-739-4010 INDEPENDENT, OCTOBER 11,1995 7 1 ’ R E - 1 * 7 0 0 , n c r E C l I P I f N E D VEHI C l L I E CLEAI RANGE SPORTS CARS |I SE D A N S I1 PICK-U PS 11 SPO RTS UTILITIES 1990 JEEP WRANGLER 4X4 1990 PONTIAC SUNBIRD LE COUPE 1994 BUICK CENTURY 4 DR. 1988 CHRYSLER FIFTH AVE. 4 cyl., 5 spd. man. trans., P/B, no A/C, Stk. 4-cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, r. def., #9527. VIN #LJ529895. q q c V-6, auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, V-8, auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, P/seats, 73,425 miles. / , 7^93 AM/FM stereo. Stk. #9571. 1993 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE LIMITED tilt/cruise, AM/FM stereo cass., T.G. Stk. tilt/cruise, wire whl. cvrs., r. def., AM/FM stereo cass., 6 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, P/seats, VIN #L7638736. $ i tilt/cruise, roof rack, console, alloy whls.. AM/FM 32,862 miles. *5,999 #9537. VIN #RS624751. $ - n a a E T.G. Stk. #9574. VIN #JW174171. n n n stereo cass., leather int. Sk. #9552 $ 0 0 A n n VIN #PC51924. 43.600 miles. £ £ , 3 3 U 1995 EAGLE TALON ESI 14,929 miles. 1 1 , 3 9 9 69,918 miles. 9 , 3 3 9 1 99 3 JEEP LAREDO 4 DR. 4X4 V-8 , auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, 4-cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, 1987 CHRYSLER FIFTH AVE. 4 DR. 1991 OLDS CUTLASS CEIRA 4 DR. P/seats, tilt/cruise, alloy whls.. AM/FM stereo AM/FM stereo cass., T.G. Balance of Factory V-8, auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, 6-cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, cass., T.G. Stk. #9497. VIN Warranty. Stk. #9520. $-i n n o n #PC521398. 44,488 miles I 3 ,D o O P/seats, tilt/cruise, AM/FM stereo cass., T.G. tilt/cruise, r. def, AM/FM stereo cass., T.G., cloth int. 1994 FORD EXPLORER XLT 4 DR. 4X4 VIN #SE023632.8,038 miles. 1 3 , 9 9 U 6 cyl., 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, Stk. #9539. VIN #HX739740. ta a q c Stk. #9570. VIN #M6346710. $•» O O f l P/W, tilt/cruise, roof rack, AM /FM stereo cass. 1991 CHEVY CAVALIER RS CONV. Stk. #9461. VIN #RUB47264. £-* n m r 6-cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, 73,120 miles. 4 , 3 3 9 51,213 miles. / , 0 3 3 23,420 miles. I 3,339 tilt/cruise, AM/FM stereo cass. T.G. cloth int. 1993 DODGE DAKOTA 1989 JEEP CHEROKEE 2 DR. 4X4 1990 CHRYSLER LEBARON 4 DR. 6 cyl., 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, P/B, A/C. alloy Stk. #9573. VIN #M7190195. n n n 4 cyl., 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, P/B, no A/C, whfs., AM/FM stereo cass., T.G. Stk. #9446. V-6, auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, VIN #KL628592 SO OOC 69,593 miles. D , 9 9 9 Stk. #9451. VIN #PS172522. $*7 n n r 64,650 miles. O , 330 tilt/cruise, AM/FM stereo cass., T.G. Stk. 36,184 miles. 1 , 9 9 3 1 99 3 JEEP LAREDO 4 DR. 4X4 1989 MERCURY COUGAR LS 6 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C. P/L P/W, V-6, auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, #9503. VIN #LF835710. t f o n e 1991 NISSAN PICKUP P/seats, tilt/cruise, roof rack, alloy whls., AM /FM stereo, CD player, T.G., quadra-trac. P/seats, tilt/cruise, AM/FM stereo cass. T.G. 76,048 miles. 1 , 3 9 9 4 cyl., 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, Stk. #9252. VIN #PC602488. 40,835 miles. * 1 8 , 9 9 5 Stk. #9540. VIN #KH668574. «c O O E 1990 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 4 DR. AM/FM stereo, fiberglass cap. Stk. #9436. VIN 65,912 miles. 0 , 9 9 3 #MC381702. 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