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Ancient and new stones put back in place, one by one

BY MARILYN DUFF

Staff Writer

hen Joe Uras learned that vandals had damaged monu­ ments at Cedarwood Cemetery in Hazlet, he decided to W give something back to the community. “It sounds corny, but business has been very good to me,” said the owner of Joseph Uras Monuments Corp., Middletown. On the night of June 3-4, vandals ran roughshod through the old cemetery, which boasts many elaborate monuments, toppling or dam­ aging some 38 stones. Uras and his crew were at the site last week, carefully restoring the broken monuments. Uras said he wanted to assure people that cemetery vandalism can and will be repaired. He grew up in Hazlet and has been in the monument business for 23 years, the last three with his own company. As he talked, a crew of nine men, aided by large “boom” trucks used to lift the fallen monuments, carefully set them back in place. Some of the larger spiral monuments weigh from 2 to 3 tons, according to Uras. They are much more elaborate than modem con­ ventional stones and would cost $6,000 to $7,000 to duplicate today, he said. While the workers were there, David Kite of Keyport, the part­ time caretaker, pointed out some of the damage. There are about 1,000 monuments, many dating to the 19th centu­ Workers from Joseph Uras Monuments Corp., Middletown, prepare to raise a vandalized monument ry, including a barely-legible one to the Hazlet family, the township’s last week at the Cedarwood Cemetery in Hazlet. The company volunteered to reset stones that were Continued on page 4 toppled by vandals the night of June 3-4. (Photo by Rich Schultz) T o w n c o n s id e r s ju v e n ile c u r fe w

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THIS ISSUE: Proposed Veterans Memorial in Aberdeen

Proposed Veterans Memorial

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Courtesy of Daniel Bach, -reehotd, and Greg Ploussas of the Chester Partnership, Matawan.

Sean O’Leary of Hazlet has captured two awards for his documentary about the closing Veterans m eitiorial of a local drive-in theater. Page 12 REGULAR FEATURES s ta lle d in A b e rd e e n • Calendar Page 36 • Classifieds Page 48 donated their time and expertise. • Editorials Page 34 Contributions When completed, it will be located at Town Hall, off Church Street. There will • Letters Page 34 be a brick, patio-like setting formed • Milestones Page 29 fall very short around the marble memorial. were sent in to us. We also got a list of • Obituaries Page 38 “Originally, I wanted the monument names from a World War II newspaper Page 44 of project cost combined with Matawan’s, but they want­ article in the library.” • Sports ed to do their own,” Ifantis said, adding Any veterans from Matawan who were • Police Beat Page 33 ______BY LAUREN JAEGER______that he was in the service in 1970. left off the Matawan Veterans Memorial Matawan’s monument, completed last are welcome, also, he said. • Property Lines Page 43 Staff Writer • Yesteryear Page 28 year, is a solid gran­ The veterans ABERDEEN — A lack of donations ite wall with the include those from has stalled construction of a veterans names of about 550 all of the wars, such veterans. It was as the War Between memorial planned for the township. ‘We need about “We need about $30,000, but so far done by W ood­ the States, W orld Phone numbers: only have $2,500,” said Steve Ifantis, a bridge Monuments $30,000, b lit so far Wars I and II, the for $15,000, accord­ Korean war, the Editorial Cliffwood Avenue resident who spear­ only have $2,500.’ headed the project about four years ago. ing to Chuck Frank, Vietnam Conflict, 254-7000 Ext. 226 the owner of the and the recent FAX 254-0486 “The response is slow,” agreed Dennis Steve Ifantis Gargan of Matawan, who serves on the company. Committee member Persian Gulf War. Circulation Frank said that Ifantis said that 254-1755 committee. “I think it follows the econo­ my.” Aberdeen’s proposal the veterans should Display Advertising is larger and more have been residents 972-6740 Ext. 220 Ifantis said there have been only 20 complex, with room to fit 750 names. He of Aberdeen for at least three years in FAX 254-0256 donors so far. The black marble memorial, expected estimates the cost to complete the memor­ order to be included on the memorial. Classified 1-800-660-4ADS ial at $27,000. When the committee began collecting Classified FAX 432-0016 to be constructed by Woodbridge Monuments, will measure about 8 by 12 Unlike the dollar bills, the names of money, members did not realize what a feet and bear the names of more than 400 township veterans have been pouring in chore it would be, according to Ifantis. veterans from the township, and a few with relative ease. However, Ifantis be­ In fact, when the idea was conceived t -- BAYSHORE - from Matawan. lieves that the list is far from complete. four years ago, it was expected that the It was designed by Daniel Bach of “We need more veterans to come for­ memorial would be completed by Independent Freehold and the final plans were exe­ ward with their honorable discharge Memorial Day of this year, he said. cuted by Greg Ploussas of the Chester papers,” he said. “The majority of the However, committee members are also Managing Editor Partnership, Matawan. Both architects names we received were because they Judith McGee Feeney Continued on page 9 Sports Coordinator Lindsey Siegle Executive Editor N ew M ataw an garage site possible Gregory Bean Publisher MATAWAN — A new Department of Public Works building question of where a r ew public works garage should be located, Kevin Wittman may finally be constructed in a location away from houses, One of the sites c snsidered, a baseball field on Route 79, was thanks to an offer from a local business. the most controversi jl since it was located in a residential area According to Borough Attorney Fred Kalma, a Lower Main and many people did not want the sounds of machinery near their A Greater Media Newspaper Street business is negotiating to sell the borough some land for a homes, nor did they Want a view of a public works garage. public works garage. A total of $270,0 )0 has been budgeted this year for the pur- The Bayshore Independent circulation is Kalma said, because it is still in the talking stages, he could chase or construction of a new garage. subject to audit by Verified Audit of not reveal which business it is or even the exact location on For years, the rough has been renting a site on Church Circulations, Inc. Published Wednesday by Lower Main Street being considered. However, he did say it was Street from Aberdee n Township for one dollar a year, but it is the Greater Monmouth Publishing Co., in an industrial zone. too small to house all Edgeboro Road, East Brunswick N.J. ' of the equipment. In addition, there are no 08816. Third-class postage paid at “As soon as it is settled, the owner of the property should get rest rooms on the fac lity. Eatontown , N.J. $32 a year. First-class some good press because he’s doing a good thing,” Kalma said. — Lauren Jaeger mail subscription available at $65 for 26 About six months ago, a heated controversy surrounded the weeks, 40 cents a copy. 4 JUNE 15, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT Workers restore Site of cemetery vandalism HAZLET

respect, stones KEYPORT

Continued from page 1 namesake. That stone was knocked over, contrary to earlier reports, but was reset. The cemetery, and the township, were formerly called Raritan. Kite said it would have cost the Cemetery, which is governed by trustees, between $50 and $75 per mon­ ument, or a total of about $4,000, to repair Shoreland all the damage. Some of the stones are too damaged to Memorial be restored. They are either broken into Gardens pieces or the bottom edges are too jagged to Clark St. reset on large bases. Cemetery The damage was mostly near the Route 36 end of the cemetery (see map). Cedarwood is bordered to the south by a more modem 20th century cemetery called Shoreland Memorial Gardens. Both ceme­ St. John's teries border St. John’s United Methodist Church, but neither is affiliated with that United Methodist church. Church Uras speculated that at the very least two or three people had to rock some of the massive stones in order to topple them from their bases. It is a wonder no one got hurt, he said, because there is no way to know which way they might fall. One of the first stones Uras repaired was that of Herbert J. Kupfer, a former Hazlet mayor who died in 1992. Uras is a family friend and had installed the monu­ ment. Mayor James J. Cullen, who died last November, is also buried at Cedarwood. The Hazlet police are continuing to investigate the vandalism. CLEANUP WITH A FLEA-

HAZLET MONUMENT — The Hazlet family monument at Cedarwood Cemetery was one of a number vandalized. The township takes its BACK TOGETHER — Workers from the Joseph Uras Monuments Corp., name from John Hazlet, a minister Middletown, reset an approximately 700-pound stone top. The inscribed and possibly doctor who owned land in the Bethany Road area center section was also restored. The monument is one of about 38 that vandals knocked over the night of June 4-5 at Hazlet’s Cedarwood when the railroad came through in the 19th century and for whom the Cemetery. (Photo by Marilyn Duff) ...see the station was named. Classified Pages (Photo by Marilyn Duff)

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VANDALS’ WORK — David Kite, part-time caretaker of the Cedarwood Cemetery in' Haziet, surveys the damage last week as a crew from Joseph 331 Line Rd., Aberdeen, N.J. 07747 Uras Monuments Corp., aided by a boom truck (background), restored as FOR FREE QUOTES ON INSTALLED SYSTEMS CALL many of the toppled stones as they could. The two front stones could not 5 8 3 - 8 9 9 9 be repaired. MIDDLESEX/OCEAN COUNTY,CALL TO LL-FREE 1-800-719-7838 (Photo by Marilyn Duff) TZ -THE INDEPENDENT, JUNE 15, 1994 5 Hazlet targets in-school smoking

The problem is to catch them and veri­ es are changing, Morosco said, but stu­ “I don’t like to minimize these things,” Official wants to fy they have been smoking, he said, dents can get passes during class and can she added. “That’s why you need regula­ adding “We monitor the bathrooms the use the bathrooms during their lunch hour. tions and people enforcing (them).” extend ban to very best we can.” The present policy, mandated by the Last year, only one or two students For the most part, it’s not as serious as state and adopted in December of 1989, were penalized for smoking offenses, school grounds it seems to be, said Guadagno. prohibits smoking at all times in all dis­ according to an end-of-the year school The main problem occurs in girls’ trict buildings. Assistant Superintendent report, Morosco said at the board meeting. bathrooms during the lunch hour, ac­ Letitia Graybill said later. Schools Superintendent Michael Cleffi ______BY MARILYN PUFF ______cording to the board’s student represen­ It authorizes school principals to report said he will bring the matter up at a meet­ Staff Writer tative, Mary Ann R. Ghazouly. violations to the Board of Health, which ing with teacher representatives. HAZLET — The Board of Education She suggested that having more teach­ can impose a $100 fine, and take appropri­ New board member Richard Barney is preparing to crack down on students ers present in the hallways might help. ate disciplinary measures. recommended making an example out of who smoke at the high school. “We’re not going to station people in The policy applies to students and dis­ the first student caught. Board member Thomas Sansevero has the bathrooms,” Board President Teri trict employees, including teachers. “Let the teachers know and the prin­ suggested extending the smoking ban now Morosco said. Graybill said there are conflicting re­ cipal (know) that we’re backing them,” he in effect in the building to school grounds, But Morosco said catching the of­ ports about the extent of smoking in the said. Also, the board should let the stu­ but does not have enough support from fenders “is where we fall down.” high school, “but we are very concerned dents know district policy will be strictly other board members. The bathrooms are locked when class­ and are taking appropriate measures.” enforced, he added. He is one vote short of a 5-4 board majority, he said last week. CLIP & SAVE At the board’s June 6 meeting, San­ severo also charged that a district policy for punishing offenders is not being en­ forced. In a later telephone interview, Raritan High School Principal Ralph Guadagno said any student caught smoking at the LOWEST PRICES ll\l NEW JERSEY high school “will be suspended from school, period,” for two to three days. 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______BY LAUREN JAEGER______her on the television program. “When he landed at the airport, the reporters wanted S ta ff W rite r to know ‘Would there be war?’ and Hines ABERDEEN — A world-famous assured them, ‘There will be no war, there opera star spent a few hours inside will be no war.’” Matawan Regional High School last Hines noted that success does not week. bring happiness, because some of the Jerome Hines, a star of the unhappiest people he has known have Metropolitan Opera House of New York been the most famous. City for 41 years and current director of “They’re all human beings,” he said. Opera Music Theatre International, was “One talented person who was studying not visiting classrooms on June 8, how­ with my teacher committed suicide in ever. Instead, he was filming a Channel Spain. Life, you see, becomes empty, and 12 television program, the “RoxAnne that vacuum inside is something that only Tauriello Show,” and discussing his God can fill.” career and his born-again Christianity. “I ’ve accomplished what he wanted, Tauriello did not have to do much and that’s what counts,” Hines said. convincing to get Hines to appear, even Tauriello said of her guest star, “He though he was the first celebrity she’s has that rare quality. He’s known fortune, interviewed on her current show. but he’s tremendously down to earth. He “She called me, and I said, ‘Yes,’” has not been affected. He is humble and Hines laughed. “I always liked the op­ gracious and kind. He spent hours talking portunity to share my hopes.” A CHAT WITH AN OPERA STAR — Jerome Hines spoke to RoxAnne to us.” Hines has sung before presidents, in­ Tauriello at the TKR Channel 12 television studio at Matawan Regional The show will be aired 2 p.m. July 3 cluding four times for John F. Kennedy High School last week. Hines, a star of the Metropolitan Opera of New on TKR Channel 6, and at 7:30 p.m. ev­ whom he described as “shy”. York City, will be featured in an upcoming episode of the RoxAnne ery Tuesday and Thursday on Channel 12 Now, he tries to spread the word of Tauriello Show. . (Photo by Lauren Jaeger) for subscribers in Matawan, Aberdeen, how much God means to him. He also Keansburg, Keyport and Union Beach volunteers for various organizations, such no doubts about Him. He is my destiny house, performing before Kruschev and next month. as the Salvation Army. and I am perfectly satisfied.” others from the Communist party. During The show will air 7:30 p.m. July 1 on Tauriello noted, “Even though he has The opera singer noted that much of a reception, the stem leader toasted Hines Channel 3 for Suburban Cablevision sub­ been a star for 53 years, he knows all of his early life was an emotional struggle, in a friendly manner, even though there scribers and on 9:30 p.m. July 6 on this is temporary. You can have fame and since he spent his first five years in foster was a political conflict between the Channels 8 and 25 for Storer Cable sub­ glory, but all of that is temporary.” homes. United States and the Soviet Union scribers. Hines noted that his Christianity is The Scotch Plains resident was dis­ “Kruschev would not see an American Also, the show will air on New Jer­ what keeps him inspired each day. covered at the age of 16, however, and ambassador, but he used this opportunity sey’s network CTN at 6 a.m. the first and “Most of my life is behind me; eternity was professionally trained. He became a to reassure that there would be no war,” third Thursday of every month beginning waits now and my destiny is Jesus professional opera singer and traveled all Tauriello said, recounting what Hines toid in September. Christ,” he said “If He doesn’t live, I’m over the world. During the Cuban missile dead. Without Him there is no life. I have crisis, Hines was in a Moscow opera T a lk show takes off Tauriello said the show would not be ______BY LAUREN jAEGER______possible without the help of her husband, Staff W riter Sam, a cameraman, and John Fedderson, the director and editor. ABERDEEN — For the past four years, Fedderson, 29, of Matawan, said he has the RoxAnne Tauriello Show has been enjoyed working on the show. filmed at the Matawan Regional High “You meet a lot of interesting people School Channel 12 studios. and hear a lot of testimony,” he said. “It’s Apparently, the show is taking off; New an important show, since many people have Jersey’s network, CTN, will begin airing the found a new outlook on life.” program in September throughout the state. “The show is fantastic, since anything “It’s very exciting,” said Tauriello, an that can help anybody is worthwhile,” he outgoing, animated woman. START OF SERVICE FEE added, noting that he gives his time and ser­ The Christian program, which has a vices for Tauriello at reduced fees. 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PEDICURE & 2 F O R 1 TIPS & WRAPS P E R M O R stalled in Aberdeen MANICURE MANICURE FROSTING OR OVERLAYS 00 S coo S 2Q 0 0 $: | 0 0 “We will concentrate on local busi­ $ Continued from page 3 1 8 W each nesses and shake the can,” he said. WITH MONIKA ONLY | WITH MONIKA ONLY | *J I LONG HAIR EXTRA I active in coaching sports in the township, Ifantis noted that 100 color prints of — ~ I TTP«i JHr W R A P tfTTnri nuiT's HAiunrr * WAXING SPECIALS! Ifantis noted, and the plans fell by the the architect’s memorial plans have been FRFF i Tlps & WRAPS ! c h iid r f .nis h a ir c u t J WAXING SPECIALS I o r nvFm m I SPECIAL «pm ii I LIP w™ • wayside as the men poured their energy N A IL A R T OR OVERLAYS OR EYEBROW.. S5°° , made and will be sent to area businesses h $2 f t 00 I into sports. to inspire donations. I on 2 nails j1 $ ^ « o o j $Q00 FULL LEG...... 301 “It’s been a while since I’ve paid at­ All of the money collected is being I w ith *8 “° manicure | HALF LEG...... $15°° I tention to the monument because I ’ ve stored in a special fund at the United WITH MONIKA ONLY WITH MONIKA ONLY 12 ANti UNDEF^ _ RIKINI S10°°j been so involved with basketball,” Ifantis Jersey Bank, Matawan. said. Meanwhile, Bach, the architect, is not And Gargan, who served in the Air surprised his ideas have not been material­ MARKETPLACE MALL • ROUTE 34 • MATAWAN Force from 1964 to 1968, is a coach for ized yet. the Matawan-Aberdeen Babe Ruth, ‘WITH THIS AD ONLY - EXPIRES 6/22/94 “It is taking a long time,” Bach said. HOURS: MON-SAT 10-6 THURS TIL 9 2 9 0 - 0 2 0 2 Soccer and Basketball teams. “If you’re in a wartime situation, everyone Also on the committee is Les Gillman is patriotic and it is easier to collect of Matawan. He could not be reached for money. Now we are at peace, so nobody’s comment. thinking about it.” The three-member committee does not “The federally-funded monuments in have regular meetings. The committee Washington get built almost overnight,” i^aratep tftfd s & A d u l t s members see each other “all of the time” Bach said. “But look at the Vietnam at various sporting events, Gargan said, so Memorial at the Garden State Arts Center they do not sit down as a regimented orga­ (which has been delayed for years due to 3 Weeks for s39 nization to discuss plans for the memorial. lack of money and donations.)” (Includes FREE Uniform) Instead, they informally discuss the Ifantis readily admits he, and the oth­ •Physical Fitness & Self Defense proposed memorial in between games. ers on his committee, lack experience in • Develop Selfj Esteem & Confidence Gargan added that there is now no tar­ soliciting funds. • Increase Motor Skills & Concentration get date to have the memorial erected. So, he is welcoming anybody who has About $30,000 to $35,000 is needed to fund-raising skills to help the project. • Everyone is a Winner complete the project, he said. “Get the word out,” Gargan said. “This Call for a FREE Introductory Class The Township Council has been sup­ is a worthy project. People ought to know portive of the project, and donated $1,500 that we need their help.” in seed money for it “We’re trying,” he added. Matawan Athletic Club So far, Gargan said, only one bus trip Donation checks may be made out to to Atlantic City was formed as a fund­ Now Open At the Aberdeen Township Veterans Mon­ 5:30 am Weekdays raiser, but this trip only broke even. ument Committee Inc. and sent to P.O. “We have not tried anything like raffle Box 72, Cliffwood 07721. For more in­ Jamesway Plaza • Highwa y 34 & Lloyd Road tickets,” he said. formation, call 566-0815. Aberdeen, NJ 07747 (908) 583-6123 O U R L A B E L S MANUFACTURERS OUTLET Buy Directly From The Manufacturer

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Then it was back to the good old As part of the school’s year-long effort U.S.A. for some “Yankee Doodle” music to teach students to understand other and an “America the Beautiful” finale, 1000's of assorted Evergreens and world cultures, Cove Road borrowed a during which the fifth-grade chorus raised Landscape Trees and Shrubs page from Disney World’s “It’ s a Small cards to form a huge American flag. World.” “It turned out so well,” said JoAnn The entire fifth grade performed its Derby, chorus director at Cove Road and EXTENSIVE SELECTION unique rendition of the concept in a play the district’ s other grades 4-5 school, • Bayberry • Barberry • Leucothos • Junipers last month. Sycamore Drive. • Azaleas • Spruces • Spiral & Bonsai Junipers The theme centered around a travel While Derby coached the chorus, fifth- • Pines • Arborvitae • Yews • Hollies • Hemlock agent, played by student Skye Schiefer, grade band director Robert Russamano • Rhodes • Andromeda • Euonymous • Burning and a small group of clients, played by rehearsed the band; physical education Bush • Japanese Maple • Gold Cypress • Dwarf other students, who wanted to take a trip. teacher Sharlene Ling directed the chore­ Weeping & Unusual Plants • Weeping Blue To help them decide, the “travel ography; and enrichment teacher Loretta Atlas Cedars • Dwarf Alberta Spruces agent” gave them and the audience an Zimmer worked on dialogue. • Emerald Green Arboruitaes • Yuccas • TYue hour-and-a-half taste of different cultures. Blue Spruces • Mountain Laurel • Bradford They each had separate rehearsals until A Mexican hat dance and a little “La about three weeks before the May 11-12 Pears • Weeping Cherries Cucaracha,” performed by Judy Evan’s performances, then did three combined PLUS M A N Y OTHERS! class. rehearsals. Professional Layout Advice Available At No Cost! “We cried a lot at first,” said Derby, but, “it was such fun.” The show was only part of the two-day OUR 12TH SEASON SERVING event. MONMOUTH & OCEAN COUNTIES! Students also got a taste of interna­ tional dishes prepared by parents for a food festival following the show. “That was the icing on the cake,” Ling •QUALITY DISCOUNTS said, smiling. 20 Years Experience Classroom teachers also worked on & DELIVERY individual projects related to the multi­ • Monuments cultural theme. 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BY MARILYN DUFF widow ahd researched information pre­ Staff W riter served by the Camden County Historical Society. A young aspiring film maker from The first drive-in opened in Camden. Hazlet has captured two awards for his At the final showing, he interviewed documentary about a major happening some real die-hards, including one who two-and-a-half years ago in his home­ said, “W e’re here to protest this whole town. greed-head travesty.” Sean O ’Leary, 24, was starting his Also in the documentary, the late senior year at Rowan (then Glassboro) James J. Cullen, Hazlet’s mayor at the College of New Jersey when he heard time, talks about taking his family there about the planned demise of the Route in the early days before the movie fare 35 Drive-In theater. changed. A communications major, specializ­ An official from National ing in television, film and radio, he Amusements, Inc., explains why the the­ thought it seemed like a perfect senior- ater had to go. And a man who spe­ year film project. cializes in producing made-for-drive-in So with just four days to go before thrillers speaks about the closing. the final show, he got the OK from his The die-hard’s fondest memory is of teachers, borrowed cameras and got a watching Nightmare on Elmstreet and a crew together to shoot his award-win­ sequel. ning “Exit: The Last New Jersey Drive- The concession workers and Raritan In.” He bought the film that morning and High School students, who benefited arrived at the drive-in site about 5 p.m. from funds raised from the final show­ The finished product, which is only ing, are also interviewed. 10 minutes long, won a director’s choice And then there is a dramatic and citation at the Black Maria Film & noisy shot of the outdoor screen coming Video Festival in January. It also won a down and being ripped apart by ma­ special Edison award from the N.J. chines several days later. Young Film & Videomakers’ Festival in The film has been on tour as part of May for excellence in the treatment of a the two festivals and was recently shown subject related to technology and human in Hoboken. affairs. O ’Leary said he was told it was very Both festivals are sponsored by the popular and was surprised to hear it Edison Media Arts Consortium in Edi­ played well outside New Jersey. son. Black Maria was the name of “The main thing is to get it shown,” Thomas Edison’s studio there, said said O ’Leary. Film making is expensive, O ’Leary. so O’Leary is exploring different av­ The film captures the hoopla of the enues for funding, he said. final drive-in movie — the last in the His mother, Joanne, contributed the state, home of the nation’s first drive-in production costs for “Exit,” so he duti­ — in September 1991. fully credited her as the producer. The event attracted drive-in buffs After college, O ’Leary spent a year from all over the state, plus the curious working in commercial film production and many locals who wanted to savor in Philadelphia, but didn’t like it, so re­ the moment. turned home and went to work at ASPIRING FILM MAKER — Sean O’Leary, Hazlet, won two film festival The Route 35 theater was the last Prestige Printing Company, Holmdel. awards this year for his documentary on the closing of the Route 35 drive-in in New Jersey, the state where it He also likes art and has done some Drive-in movie theater. all began in 1933. commercial art for the printing com­ (Photo by Rich Schultz) Besides interviews with movie-goers pany. at the final show, the film includes in­ “I just like to enjoy myself,” he said, Right now he is trying to raise inter­ tion to the late 1960s revolution in the formation and pictures of that first drive- explaining that his philosophy is: “You est in a documentary about the Keans­ Czech Republic, about “the ultimate in, with an interesting theory about why should really work to live, instead of liv­ burg Boardwalk and is also working on a power of music and how it helped it all began. ing to work.” O’Leary spoke with the creator’s film about an American music connec­ change a country.”

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Continued from page 17 and Taffy, boyfriend Ben Lamberson, 20, and made the bet was so impressed with and 12 other friends and family members. Notarcola, he said that she could have She said that it was against the school anything she wanted. policy to show a public display of affec­ Notarcola requested M&M’s; he came tion in the military uniform, but she could back with two, one-pound bags, just for not help hugging her loved ones. her, she recalled. “I was crying and couldn’t stop cry­ “There were some weak guys who ing,” Notarcola laughed. “I was hugging S p r in g couldn’t even do 20 push-ups,” she said. everyone and going nuts. I couldn’t stop “That kept my spirits up. Some people talking. It was the happiest day of my life. Even though I wrote a lot of letters, I Heavy-Duty Alum inum really looked up to me. Otherwise, I was a Heavy-Duty Alum inum total mess.” couldn’t talk to them at all during that "Storm Doors" Another time, Notarcola, on her way to time.” "Storm Windows" the shower and armed with towels and Even classes were intense, Notarcola other supplies, passed in the hallways a said. large group of upperclassmen. She was relieved to finish her last final “I was carrying things in my right exam on May 20, but was not thrilled by we s hand, so I saluted everyone with my left her 2.5 grade point average. She blames install*? hand. ‘Go Greek, sir’ ‘Go Greek, sir’ ‘Go the average on the five final exams in a Greek, sir’, to every, single one,” she said, row she had to take, which counted for 35 explaining the squad’s ‘code’ was “Go percent of her grade point average. Greek”. “It was harder than the average uni­ versity because, at West Point, we have “First, you’re not even supposed to • 2 Glass/1 Screen Glass & Screen salute anyone indoors, and you’re not sup­ class every single day and there are more posed to use your left hand to salute,” she requirements,” said Notarcola, who is still • 16 Great Colors 16 Great Colors said, adding that it wouldn’t have been deciding whether to major in systems • Custom Sizes Custom Sizes engineering or law. necessary to salute everyone, one by one, • Full Display [full Display either. Basic training was run by the upper­ in s to r e ih s to r e “They were laughing so hard they classmen, she explained, and the freshmen couldn’t yell at me,” she said. were not allowed to associate with them. The upperclassmen also teased No­ However, in March, during a formal tarcola about her hair, which is thick and proceedings the upperclassmen lined up • itsti mates wavy and often fell in her face after a and told the freshmen their full names for shower. the first time. leasurements ‘They’d say, ‘Bad hair day, Notarcola? And as a joke, the upperclassmen and I’d have to say, ‘Yes, sir’. It was so made Notarcola posters that read, “Bad funny,” she said. Hair Day?” 1C 741-7500 After six weeks of basic training, No­ “They turned out to be the nicest peo­ tarcola was visited by her parents, Larry ple in the world,” she said. 32 Broad St., Red Bank Hours: Mon.-Sat. 8atn-5:30pm Sun 11-4

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At the intersection of Manor Parkway I and Martin Drive, a two-car accident occurred about 11:45 a.m. A 58-year-old A $4,000 1972 Datsun was reported stolen June 9 from Orchard Street. Pa­ female passenger in one car was taken to trolman Alan Geyer investigated. Riverview Medical Center, Red Bank, A contractor for an Irongate Lane complaining of head pains. No charges home reported June 9 that a woman were filed. walked into the home, took photographs, John J. Burke Jr., 57, of 71 Locust and then left. Patrolman William Villane in­ Grove Trailer Park, Hazlet, was charged vestigated. June 4 with driving while intoxicated and A plastic window was kicked out of a reckless driving following a four-vehicle, car parked on Indigo Lane and the stereo chain-reaction accident on Route 36 be­ speakers were stolen. Patrolman Jack Ju- tween Wilson Avenue and Church Street. rewicz investigated the June 8 break-in. The other three cars were stopped at a An amplifier and stereo were stolen traffic signal, when he struck the back car, June 8 from a car parked on Gaston pushing it into the second and so on. He Street. Patrolman Jack Jurewicz investi­ 80,000 MILE TREADLIFE WARRANTY 40,000 MILE TREADLIFE WARRANTY was taken to Bayshore Community Hospi­ gated. tal, Holmdel, following the accident. The A bicycle was reported stolen June 5 m Grunt] Tfoau'iJ&adil'BT from Shore Concourse. Patrolman William driver of the third car and two passengers Villane investigated. were taken to Riverview Medical Center, Eggs were flung at an Ivyhill Drive Red Bank. & home on June 6. Patrolman Manuel Cara- A third passenger was taken to E a c h w h e n bel investigated. Bayshore Community Hospital. The four y o u b u y 4 The soft top was cut from a car men, aged 24 to 54, were from Kearny Trendsetter iW H W G E parked June 5 on Lakeview Way, resulting and Newark. Size/Style Reg. SALE! Size/Style Reg. SALE! in $600 worth of damage. The only items Patrolman Bernard Chenoweth P 185/ 70RX 14 ‘ 79.83 ‘ 59.87 stolen from the car were a cigarette lighter responded. Pt155/ 80R 13 ‘ 39.99 ‘ 29.95 and a nightstick. Patrolman Mike Meany P 195/ 70RX 14 *81.72 Linda G. Magner, 49, of 148 Navesink P 185/ 75R 14 ’ 59.93 ‘ 44.94 investigated. Ave., Highlands, was charged June 5 with P 205/ 70RX 14 ' 84.08 ‘ 63.06 R 195/ 75R 14 ‘ 61.33 ‘45.99 Guy Christopher Jackson, 21, of 682 driving while intoxicated following a one- Cliffwood Ave., and Daniel Scott Durant, P 2Q 5/ 75R 14 ‘ 63.42 ‘ 47.56 car accident about 2 a.m. on Navesink P 205/ 70RX 15 ‘ 86.90 ‘ 66.04 26, of 32 Twighlight St., Keansburg, were River Road by Browns Dock Road. She P < 05/ 75R 15 ‘ 66.22 ‘49.66 arrested and charged June 5 with posses­ P / RX ‘ struck a utility pole, a fence and a tree. 215 70 15 90.63 >67.97 P / R ‘ ‘ sion of controlled dangerous substance, 21575 15 68.91 51.68 She was taken to Riverview Medical possession with intent to distribute and loi­ P 225/ 70RX 15 ‘ 93.93 ‘ 70.45 P 215/ 75R 15 ‘ 68.91 ‘ 51.68 tering with the intent to distribute. The Center. * arrest was made on Gordon Street by Patrolman William Colangelo respond­ Patrolman Michael Vaccaro. According to ed. the police report, 31 tinfoil packets filled with a white powdery substance and three plastic bags filled with greenish-brown DEADLINE: June 20 vegetative matter were found on Jackson, ISSDE DATE: June 15 along with $970.83 and a pager. A total of $115.72 was found on Durant. Both were sentenced to the Monmouth County WIN Correctional Institute, Freehold, and were held on $15,000 bail each. DINNER A Massachusetts man reported that he was assaulted by two men at the A&P FOR TWO parking lot on June 4, but Patrolman When you find Andy hiding Darryl Richardson could not find any signs in this week’s issue, you of injury on the victim. may win: An $80,000 boat was stolen from Wagner's Marina on June 3. Patrolman A dinner for two at Jack Jurewicz investigated. Big Ed’s BBQ Located at 174 Rt. 34, mm x si1 Old Bridge On Moak Drive, there was an at­ Specializing in the finest . Preventive Air Conditioning Gabjriel j 2 & 4 Wheel Alignment tempted break-in the morning of June 2. A Southern-style BBQ ribs, Maintenance Tune-Ups Performance Test Save-50% OFF I * 1 rear window screen was cut. Patrolman steaks and chicken with a I David Brett responded. sen! SO >195 ! McPhearson 2 Wheel $340f I alignment type & wheel drive. 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M em orial deserves Q a d 's the jtiy who township s support

e applaud the Veterans Memorial Committee in Aberdeen for its work toward raising money to build a permanent memorial for the veterans of the township. WHowever, it is disheartening to see how much work is left for the com­ mittee to do. About $30,000 is needed for the memorial, which will grace the lawn of Town Hall. In a township of more than 17,000 residents, there have only been 20 donors so far. We encourage the businesses and residents of the township to make this memorial a reality — even by giving as little as one dollar each. Perhaps local schools can help the cause by holding a fund-raiser. Certainly, the Cliffwood Elementary School recently proved its fund­ raising capabilities by collecting $400 for the volunteer Aberdeen Township Emergency Medical Squad. Perhaps even the township’s sister, Matawan Borough, which built its own veterans memorial last year, might contribute a few helpful hints on how to successfully do the job in a reasonable amount of time. Aberdeen residents owe a great debt to their veterans. The memorial deserves their support Letters

utter nonsense. Perhaps these board mem­ Secret m eeting bers and some of their supporters want to use sensationalism in the news media to was no secret continue waging an election fight that was decided on April 19 in an overwhelming Recent news articles reported a contro­ victory for our entire Back To Basics versy over a meeting between the three Team. Hopefully, they will realize the newly elected members of the election is over. Middletown Board of Education and rep­ We strongly suggest that these board resentatives of the MTEA (Middletown members end their political rhetoric and Township Education Association). childish behavior. Our children, our em­ Unfortunately, there were serious inaccu­ ployees and the taxpayers deserve better. together if we don’t know your needs. racies which need correction. Efforts to build a We’re here to work for you. We were accused of holding a secret BILL WALL Normally our meetings are on the first meeting unknown to the other board TOM STOKES better Aberdeen and third Tuesday evenings of the month members. This is a blatant lie. At the PHIL SCADUTO On June 7, 1994, the Republicans and at the Town Hall at 8 p.m. The next coun­ board’s organizational meeting April 26, Middletown independents in Aberdeen had the oppor­ cil meeting, however, will be held June 21 we advised the board members, including tunity to select their Republican candidate at the Matawan Avenue Middle School. Board President Fenton, Board Vice for councilman. I would like to thank all Please join us. President Sullivan and board member Letter to Keyport of you who voted for me in that election. Again, thank you for your support. Smith, as well as Superintendent Merluzzi The Aberdeen Republicans have come and Personnel Director Moran of the invi­ Fire Department a long way in the last two years, and it is WAYNE H. SMITH tation we had received from the MTEA Janet, Chris, Scott and I would like to now time for us to concentrate our efforts Republican Councilman president. The meeting itself, was not held on one goal — building a better Township of Aberdeen at some secret hideaway, but at a rather take this opportunity to publicly thank you for all of your efforts on our behalf during Aberdeen. With the primary over, I know public location. it can be done. If these board members cannot tell the our recent house fire. Salvation Army Your swift response and hard work I was appointed councilman in January simple truth in this matter, they have dam­ and along with the rest of the Aberdeen aged their own credibility. We also now saved many of our treasured possessions thank veterans and our home itself from far more exten­ Township Council, I inherited some very understand that several board members in This June marks an important anniver­ sive damage. Moreover, your concern for hot problems. It is my hope that together the past, including Board Vice President sary in the history of this country. As we us during and after the fire helped to ease we can settle our police contract issues Sullivan, held private meetings with the celebrate the 50th Anniversary of D-Day, a difficult time. and put more officers on the streets. I will MTEA. We wouldn’t suggest that these I would like to share a special “thank you” At a time when commitment and dedi­ continue to work to hold the line on taxes, board members were guilty of hypocrisy. with the veterans of this state on behalf of cation to a higher purpose seems to be dis­ to maintain and improve our parks and As for this being a serious issue, this is The Salvation Army. appearing, it is a great comfort to know recreation programs, and to provide some Sometimes we become complacent that you are there to protect the people of low-cost housing for our senior citizens. about the freedom. You, however, helped Keyport. You should be proud of the good All of these issues take teamwork and C o r r e c t i o n to write those history pages through your work you do. dedication. own personal sacrifice and through the Lauren Furlong was the graduate Again, thank you and God bless you You, the citizens of Aberdeen have thousands who gave their lives for our of the Playtime Nursery School, Hazlet, for all you’ve done for us. given me a job to do and I need your sup­ in a photograph on Page 14 of the June port, now and in November. I would like freedom. 2 Independent. She was incorrectly DR. KENNETH R. DEGROAT to ask one more thing of you, however. MAJOR JOSEPH DEMICHAEL identified in the caption. We regret the AND FAMILY Please come to the council meeting and let State Commander The Salvation Army error. Keyport us know your concerns. We can’t work THE INDEPENDENT, JUNE 15,1994 3 f

township taxes. It’s just a water bill. I just Vet unable to join felt I had to say something. American Legion ANONYMOUS Q uestion Recently we had a Memorial Day pa­ rade in Matawan. I’m a veteran of World War II and I was surprised to see that there were not many other veterans at the Police building in t th e W eek parade. I saw kids, but not other veterans. I wanted to join the American Legion but terrible condition I couldn’t because they wanted $1,000 to On the article of the Keyport Police Given the poor support it ha s received join. I would like to join the American Department building: so far, should Aberdeen aba ndon its Legion. Now they took their name out of It’s a proven fact that the honesty and plan for a veterans memoria the phone book. If you look, there is no integrity of a police department is much number for the Matawan post. I want to higher than for other people. CALL 1-800-390-MEWS find out why I can’t join a local home To work under those conditions does post. affect you, especially over a long period Answers to the Question of the Week will be published next week. Callers may MICHAEL KIDZUS of time. They have to be totally commit­ leave their names or speak anonymously on the question. ted to their job. It’s not only a job, it’s a Matawan commitment that they made. A < And to work under those conditions is last Wtste's Question Tax sales for deplorable. I had no idea that the police station was like this before, I just read it. What do you think should be the highest priority in the utility bills unfair proposed multi-million doll^ r project to renovate JAMES A. BAMBRICK I am calling in reference to the article Middletown’s schools? “When the water doesn’t suit you.” I find Keyport it extremely offensive that if someone is I think the roof at Middletown Hig l School North needs to be fixed. When having a problem with say, your water you walk down the hall, there are buickets trying to catch the water when it company, and you don’t want to pay the rains. When it rains, the whole school gets wet. I think it’s the school that needs bill, that they could actually take your Water worries to be fixed the most. home and list it as a tax sale. I’ve had a problem with my water also CAREY HOFFMAN It seems that if you have any problem for the past 10 years. I fill up a white bath­ tub and the water’s blue. I fill up a white Sophomore with any type of utility, they have this Middletown High School North power that they could do absolutely any­ five-gallon bucket and the water’s blue, thing they want but you do not have any and I can’t seem to get any answers from recourse. And of course the only recourse the water company. one can have is not to pay your bill. It is TOM GIAMO not as if you didn’t pay your municipal Matawan Town must repair State funds would police headquarters solve school woes S h o r t t a k e s The conditions at the police headquar­ Funding schools with a state income ters in Keyport are deplorable. How can tax is the only fair way to solve the we expect the patrolmen to perform their Middletown school funding problem to duties efficiently when they work under save low- and middle-income families those conditions? and seniors from bankruptcy and provide In order for the patrolmen to have respect for themselves and for the job schools with essential funds. they do and for the citizens of this town, I HARLAND G. CALL think that as a town, we should show Middletown them a little respect and at least fix the Length building up. I realize due to budgetary problems we of teachers can’t make the repairs that we would like to make at this time, but paint and water workday® are cheap, and at the very least we can make it a little more livable for the time Speak out! they are in the building. 6 hrs. 30 min. ALAN DISBROW Express yo u r opinion on local news. Keyport Hazlet Look for the stories marked with 6 hrs. 35 min. the Speak Out symbol and call Holmdel Taxpayers are with your comments. 6 hrs. 30 min. singing the blues Give your Keyport • Full name 7 hours This concerns the “Main Street blues” • Town article. • Phone number (to verity or clarify M atawan-Aberdeen Residents of Keyport have been messages. Numbers will not be published) singing the blues for a long time about the 6 hrs. 45 min. Keyport cops: namely, scandal after scan­ Speak Out is available 24 hours a day. Push-button phones only. M i d d l e t o w n dal, year after year, Lee vs. Lee, Merla vs. Lee, Lee vs. Merla, Ruth vs. Lee and so To reach Speak Out - press 3 on. To reach the Independent press 3 They all keep suing the town and its a g a in taxpayers who pay for their nonsense. You have one minute to leave a message; then the line will disconnect. •a s stipulated in contract And the lawyers keep this going year after year, for a fee of course. No funds, whose fault is that? > SPEAK OUT ju, 1-800-390-NEWS FORMER KEYPORT RESIDENT H (6397) 36 JUNE 15,1994, THE INDEPENDENT

7:30 p.m. at Keyport VFW Post 4247, Manalapan, at 2 p.m. Free. For informa­ CLIIJS Third and Waverly streets. Full member­ tion, call 308-3761. ship is available to any veteran who CRAMS Today served in the military on active duty between Jan. 1,1959 and May 7,1975. Saturday • Freehold/Manalapan Chapter of Associate membership is open to the pub­ • Craft Fair and Sale sponsored by the Women’s American ORT will hold an IlM M U IS IK S lic at large. For more information, call 264­ Matawan Junior Woman’s Club. From 9 installation dinner at Szechuan Star in 0576. a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Matawan Municipal Today Barclay Square, Route 9, Freehold Center, Broad Street, Matawan. Spaces memorabilia month­ Township, 7:30-10 p.m. For more informa­ • Sports card and Saturday available for $20. For more information, ly auction from 7:30-9:30 p.m. with view­ tion, call 431-1446. • Shore Singles canoe trip at Cedar call Joyce Antes at 591-0649. ing from 6:30-7:15 p.m. at the Old Bridge • SYNERGY Singles in Community Creek, Forked River. Meet 9 a.m. in the Service, sponsored by the Volunteer First Aid Rescue Squad, 200 Marlboro commuter parking lot at Parkway Exit 105, Center of Monmouth County, will meet Road, Old Bridge (across from St. Eatontown. Fee $12 for members, $15 for Thomas the Apostle Church on Route 18). 7:30 p.m. at the Eatontown Public Library, non-members. For more reservations, call For information, call Roy at 251-4191. 47 Broad St. For more information, call the 781-9248. Volunteer Center at 741-3330. • The New Jersey Romance Writers Today through June 23 Today through July 31 - will meet at 10;30 a.m. in the Freehold • The Monmouth County Park Thursday • Rummage Sale sponsored by the Gardens Hotel, Route 537, Freehold. System has scheduled “Dance Variety,” a Deborah Hospital Foundation. Sale open • Monmouth County Conservative program for both beginner and advanced Advice from published authors will be the Monday through Saturday 10:30 a.m. to Club will hold its June meeting at the topic this month. Pre-published and pub­ dancers between the ages of 6 and 10. 4:30 p.m. Located diagonally across from Town and Country Inn, Route 35 north, lished authors from all genres welcome. The beginner sessions will take place from ShopRite, between Dunkin’ Donuts and Keyport, at 8 p.m. All are welcome. For 4-5 p.m. at the Tatum Park Activity For more information or directions, call Bagels by Michael in the South Freehold information or directions, call 780-3347. 747-0410. Center, Red Hill Road, Middletown. The Shopping Center, Route 79 and 9. • The American Red Cross, Jersey advanced classes will take place from 5-6 • Poets at Large, an informal gathering Donations of household items, linens, Coast chapter, will hold its third annual p.m. at the same location. Cost is $21 and of poets and poetry lovers, will meet at the small appliances appreciated. All pro­ meeting at 6 p.m. in Gibbs Hall Officers Eastern Branch of the Monmouth County pre-registration is required. For informa­ ceeds benefit Deborah Heart and Lung Club, Fort Monmouth, Eatontown. All vol­ Library, Route 35, Shrewsbury, at 2 p.m. tion, call 842-4000. Center, Browns Mills. unteers, supporters and public invited. Open to the public. For more information, The meeting is free; there is a $20 admis­ T u e s d y call 842-5995. 3 Friday sion to the cocktail reception immediately • Folk dancing with the Monmouth • Chinese Auction sponsored by St. following the meeting. For more informa­ Monday Folk Dancers at Holmdel Park, June Rose of Lima Rosary Altar Society, tion, call 741-3443, Ext. 23, or 349-2131. • Deborah Hospital Foundation, through August Tuesday nights. All Lincoln Place and South Street, Freehold. Howell chapter, will meet at the First Aid dances are taught. Beginners are wel­ Admission $3 and refreshments served. Friday Building on West Main Street, come 7-8:45 p.m.; Ages 4 to 94„ 7-8 p.m.; Doors open at 6:30 p.m. Drawing begins 16 and up, 8-10 p.m. Cost is $1 per adult. • The Brookdale Computer Users Farmingdale, at 7:45 p.m. Guests are wel­ at 8 p.m. No one under 18 admitted. For information, call 530-1107. Group will meet to discuss issues includ­ come. For more information, call (609) ing PC prices and components and train­ 395-8650. Sunday ing. The group meets at 7:30 p.m. in • Chinese Auction sponsored by the Room 103 of the Forum Building, Tuesday Middletown Elks Lodge No. 2179, Ladies Brookdale Community College, Lincroft. * Manalapan-Englishtown Regional Auxiliary. Doors open at 6:30; drawings Novices meet at 7 p.m. in Room 102 of Board of Education will meet 8 p.m. at the begin at 8 p.m. at the lodge, 251 Church the Forum, For more information, call Board Conference Room of the Peter M. Friday St., Belford. Admission $3 with reserva­ Frank Fiorentino at 495-6200. Friedman Administration Offices, 54 Main • Man - The M easure of All Things, an tions. For tickets, call Debbie Schultz at • The Bayshore Area chapter of St., Englishtown. For more information, art film, will be shown at the Monmouth 495-5143, Dottie Nesfield 787-7732 or Vietnam Veterans of America will meet call 446-5514. County Library, 125 Symmes Drive, Elks Lodge 2170 at 787-9674.

The Sound o f Music (right) will till the air at Thompson Park /beginning tomorrow evening when the Monmouth County Park System's Summer Theatre series presents the Rodgers and Hammerstein musical. Ticket prices are $9 for Thursday performances and $10 for Friday and Saturday shows. For more informa­ tion, call 842-4000.

The Sculptors ✓ Association of New jersey will hold a reception 3-6 p.m. Sunday at the Monmouth Museum, Lincroft, for an exhibit of sculptures from artists including Rose Craney of Middletown and Douglas Mctlvan of Red Bank.The exhibit will continue until june 26. For information, call 747-2266.

y Man - The Measure / of All Things, an art film, will be shown at 2 p.m. Friday at the Monmouth County Library, 125 Symmes Drive, Manalapan. The film, from the civilization series of Sir Kenneth Clark, explores the fifteenth century and the development of humanism. The program is free. For information, call 308-3761. THE INDEPENDENT, JUNE 15, 1994 37

Saturday HEALTH • “Hope,” CentraState Medical Center’s pregnancy loss support group will hold its next meeting at 10 a.m. at the Today Health Awareness Center, 65 Gibson • “Headaches - You Don’t Have to Place, Freehold Township. People who Live With the Pain,” a free talk given by have experienced a pregnancy loss or Dr. Matthew Bistrimovich, chiropractic loss of an infant up to 6-months-old are physician, at the Holmdel branch of the welcome. For more information, call 308­ Monmouth County Library, 4 Crawford’s Comer Road at 7 p.m. For more informa­ 0570. • The Stroke Club of CentraState tion, call 946-4118. Medical Center, Freehold Township, will Thursday meet to discuss common problems of the • Blood drive at CentraState Medical younger stroke victim. Adele Reo, clinical director of Outpatient Psychiatric Services, Center, Route 537, Freehold Township. The event, sponsored by the Central will be the guest speaker discussing run­ Jersey Blood Center, will run from 6-9 away emotions and how to cope with p.m. For more information, caM 842-5750. them. The meeting will begin at 1 p.m. at the Health Awareness Center, 65 Gibson Saturday Place, Freehold Township. For more infor­ • The Health Awareness Center at mation, call 294-2722. Freehold Raceway Mall, Freehold Township, will offer cholesterol screenings to anyone over age of 18 from noon to 2 m p.m. Fee $8. For more information, call 294-0011 or 308-0570. Today through Sunday • The Brownies, a musical, will be pre­ Tuesday sented at 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. at The • “Allergies Are Enough to Make You Meadow Theatre located in The Galleria Sick," a free talk by Dr. Ilene Goldstein, Atrium, Bridge Avenue and West Front will be presented at the Eastern Branch of Street, Red Bank. All tickets are $8. All the Monmouth County Library, Route 35, fathers are admitted at half price on Shrewsbury. For more information, call Father’s Day, June 19. Reservations are 842-5995. recommended. For information, call 758­ 0099. • First Avenue Playhouse, 123 First io k k id s CLIFFWOOD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL FUN — Shaun Artis, a sixth- Ave., Atlantic Highlands, will present The grade student at the Cliffwood Elementary School, Aberdeen 3 Little Pig(ettes). 2 p.m. dessert and a Township, participated in the “Reading Road Rally” held June 3. The Saturday 2:30 p.m. show. Cost is $8 per person. • “Young Ladies’ Tea Party,” for girls radio car races for all of the children celebrated the entire student body Reservations are necessary. For informa­ ages 8-12 at Longstreet Farm, Longstreet reading books for over 6,000 hours in just three weeks. The fifth grade tion, call 291-7552. Road, Holmdel. Children will make tea read the most and will be rewarded with a pizza party. Second place cakes on the woodstove, play Victorian sixth grade will get a popcorn party and third place third-grade stu­ Today through June 25 parlor games and enjoy tea or lemonade. dents will get discount tickets for Great Adventure. The event was • Proteus Productions will present Girls may come in 1890s costume and sponsored by the Cliffwood Parent Teacher Association and Matty’s The Glass Menagerie at the Amandla bring a favorite doll. Fee $6 per child. For Auto Parts and Mr. Bargain III, Aberdeen Township, donated banners Theatre, 321 West Farm Road, Howell. more information or to register, call 842­ and other supplies for the road races. The play will be presented Thursday, 4000 or TDD machine number 219-9484. Friday, Saturday, June 23,24 and 25 at (Photo by Rich Schultz) 8:30 p.m. with an 8 p.m. dessert. Thursdays are date nights — bring a date and your date gets in free. Cost is $10. U< Tl RKS Monmouth County Library, Route 35, For information, call 938-4133. Shrewsbury, will present Poets at Large, SIM Cl VI. KYEXTS Today an informal gathering of poets and poetry Thursday and Saturday lovers at 2 p.m. All interested persons are • Center Drama Workshop will pre­ • Monmouth County Library, Holmdel Friday through Sunday Branch, 4 Crawfords Corner Road, will invited. For further information, call 842­ sent Lend M e a Tenor, Thursday at 8:30 • Contemplative weekend at the p.m. and Saturday at 9 p.m. at the Jewish present Dr. Matthew Bistrimovich, chiro­ 5995. Cenacle Retreat House, Highland Park, fi practic physician, who will speak on Community Center, 100 Grant Ave., Deal weekend for individual prayer and renew^ Park. Tickets are $9 on Thursday and $10 “Headaches — You Don't Have to Live Tuesday under the guidance of a religious sister in on Saturday. Seniors and full-time stu­ With the Pain” at 7 p.m. For information, • “New Jersey Job Market Into the an atmosphere of silence. For reserva­ dents are entitled to a $1 discount on call 946-4118. 21st Century,” will be presented at the tions and information, call 249-8100. Thursday. For reservations or information, Eastern Branch of the Monmouth County • “Concept of Looking, Acting, Being: A call 222-4560 or 531-9100. Workshop in Setf-Esteem,” will be pre­ Library, Route 35, Shrewsbury, at 10 a.m. sented at the Monmouth County Library, Free. For information, call 842-5995. 125 Symmes Drive, Manalapan, at 7:30 • “Allergies Are Enough to Make You SIPP0RT (.KOI PS Thursday through July 2 p.m. For information, call 308-3761. Sick,” a free talk by Dr. Ilene Goldstein, • The Monmouth County Park System will be presented at the Eastern Branch of Thursday Summer Theatre will present The Sound • Heart to Heart support group, an the Monmouth County Library, Route 35, of Music Thursday through Saturday Thursday educational group for people with heart Shrewsbury, at 7:30 p.m. For information, evenings at 8:30 p.m. in “The Barn” at • “Retirement Planning Strategies," problems. Meet in Lance Conference Thompson Park, Newman Springs Road, call 842-5995. will be held at 7:15 p.m. at the Oyster Center B-101 of the Jersey Shore Medicgjl Lincroft. Cost is $9 per person on Point in Red Bank. The lecture will answer Center, Neptune at 7:30 p.m. For more Thursdays, $10 per person on Fridays and your retirement questions. Reservations Tuesdays through June 28 information, call Kathy Bott, 776-4480. Saturdays. Call 842-4000. are required. For information, call 287­ • Monmouth County Library, Wall 3460. Township Branch, will present • “If You’re So Smart, Why Aren’t You “Counseling on Health Insurance” for Rich?” will be the topic of lecture by Medicare enrollees. Tuesday, June 21 51st brings fair and food festival Joseph Pellitteri, senior vice president of and 28 from 9:30 a.m. to noon. For infor­ Dean Witter to the B’nai B'rith Women of mation, call 308-3761. St. Mary’s Fair and Food Festival celebrates its 51st year June 20 with six big Covered Bridge. 1:30 p.m. at the Covered nights of fun and food. A special Kiddie Kamival will be held 11:30 to 3 p.m. June Bridge Clubhouse on Amberly Way, 25. Manalapan. VIISIC There will be many rides including adult bumper cars, the Gongola, the Zipper ■ • ” ~ the ' Flyen The ridesBobs in the Kiddieland section will be open nightly andand Friday Thursday and June 24 Saturday afternoon. • The Colts Neck branch of the • Alex Bugnon, songwriter and Advance ride tickets are available from the St. Mary’s Church rectory, located Monmouth County Library, Heyers Mill pianist, will perform at Club Bene, Route in the New Monmouth section of M ddletown, during regular office hours and Road, will present “Women - Where 35, Sayreville, at 9 p.m. Cost is $17.50. We’ve Been, Where We’re Going: An For information, call 727-3000. every Sunday at the Masses in the chu: ch and memorial halls. Experimental Workshop,” at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday and Thursday are wristband nights, when all rides are available all Thursday and 1:30 p.m. June 24. Free. Saturday night long for the purchase of a $10 wiistband. Rain date is June 22. For information, call 431-5656. • Comedian Joy Behar will perform at Saturday evening will feature the drawing for the winner’s choice of a fully Club Bene, Route 35, Sayreville, at 9 p.m. equipped 1994 Dodge Intrepid Sedar or a 1994 Dodge Caravan, both valued at Saturday Cost is $20. For information, call 727­ $18,500. Chances are available at St. Mary’s Church rectory and will be on sale • The Eastern Branch of the 3000. nightly at the fair. Monmouth County Library, Route 35, Homemade food and handmade c afts are a specialty of St. Mary’s Fair and Shrewsbury, will present “Writing for Love Monday Food Festival. Parishioners will staff the giant food tent, creating a feast of deli­ and Profit,” a hands-on workshop by free­ • Singer Nancy Wilson will appear at cious things to eat. Other parishioners will display their creations at the craft booth. lance writer Gay Norton Edelman at 10 Club Bene, Route 35, Sayreville, at 9 p.m. The fair will be open nightly from <^:30-l 1:30 p.m. from June 20-25. Admission a.m. For information, call 842-5995. Cost is $25. For information, call 727­ and parking are free. • The Eastern Branch of the 3000. 38 JUNE 15,1994, THE INDEPENDENT OBITUARIES

DANIEL N. AHERN, 60, of Spartanburg, S.C. died June 3 at Mary Black Memorial Hospi­ tal, Spartanburg, S.C. Born in Red Bank, he lived in East Keansburg and Rumson before moving to Spartanburg, S.C. He was employed by the Carolina Power & Light Company of Southport, N.C. He was a graduate of Croydon Hall, Middletown and St. Anselm’s College, Manchester, N.H. He was a member of St. Paul the Apostle Roman Catholic Church of Spartanburg, S.C. He was a volunteer fireman in Rumson and was a Navy veteran. He was pre­ deceased by parents, Daniel P. and Ann Thomas Ahern; sister, Nancy A. Moore. Surviving are wife, Margaret “Peggy” Walsh Ahern; two sons, Daniel P. and Timothy C. both of Spartanburg, S.C. and brother, Jay T of Tampa, Fla. Glackin/Saul Funeral Home, Hight­ stown were in charge of the arrangements.

JACOB ARNOLD BAUM SR., 88, of Key­ port, died June 6 at Bayshore Community Hospital, Holmdel. Bom in Newark, he lived in the Middletown and Keyport area for 50 years. He was the appetizer manager for Pantry Pride, Hazlet for 50 years before retiring 16 years ago. He was a communicant of Holy Family Roman Catholic Church, Union Beach. He was a mem­ ber of Holy Family Senior Citizens, Union Beach and of the Golden Achievers, St. Benedict’s, Holmdel. He was a former member of the Key­ port Elks. He was predeceased by wife, Rose Booth Baum in 1987. Surviving are three daugh­ ters, Lois Crotchfelt, West Palm Beach, Fla.; Nancy Tarbell, Freehold; and Carol Connelley, Eatontown; two sons, Jacob Arnold Jr., Hazlet and Ronald, Matawan; 14 grandchildren; 14 great-grandchildren; and one great great-grand­ son. Services were under the direction of Day Funeral Home, Keyport, with a Mass at Holy Family Roman Catholic Church. Entombment was at Fair View Cemetery, Mausoleum, Middletown.

CHARLES R. SABIK, 57, of Union Beach died June 7 at Riverview Medical Center, Red Bank. Born in Elizabeth, he lived there before Spring Silk Stems Select Latch moving to Union Beach 35 years ago. He was a _ _ Silks and Bushes Hook Kits laborer for the borough of Union Beach for 11 70*111 " s r years. He was a communicant of Holy Family Select kits by Dimensions. Many designs Our entire selection! Great decorations Our entire selection! Colorful beauty for By BemaLYou’ll find several designs to Roman Catholic Church, Union Beach. Surviving Off manufacturer's suggested retail. any time of the year! Off reg. prices. any room in your home. Off reg. prices. choose from. Values up to $25.00! are his wife, Mary Corrado Sabik; two daughters, Charlene DiGregorio and Allison Sabik, both of Union Beach; his mother, Ann Mazuryk Sabik; - ■ his father, Stanley Sabik of Largo, Fla.; a broth­ er, Stanley of Georgia; and one granddaughter. Services were under the direction of Day Funeral Home, Keyport, with a Mass at Holy Family Roman Catholic Church. Interment was i at St. Joseph’s Cemetery, Keyport.

MARY T. HILL, 65, of Manalapan died June 6 at Riverview Medical Center, Red Bank. Mrs. Hill was born in Tuskegee, Ala., and had lived in CalMMilUlIH UlMIM Perth Amboy before moving to Manalapan 43 Siquii Uppllps MUFUHcPlhtt Hmrtlv Trails uMrviwrj nuupi Shmrmt E im t 1-az. Pilymrft Fskrt Siltct Frames Twig Potrs Accent your Select group of 1 '/«- By Charles Craft. Durable wood, 3" to Many available, just By Tulip. 69 colors, Many varieties from 16" to 32", many years ago. Mrs. Hill was a nurse’s assistant at apparel with style! oz. & 4-oz. bottles. First quality terry. 12", plus 5"x9” in time for the 4th! handy applicator top-name makers. shapes for walls & Marlboro Psychiatric Hospital, where she was Reg. 1.29 to 8.99 Reg. 1.99 to 5.99 Reg. 1.99 each oval. Reg. 49$ ea. Reg. 4.99 to 7.99 bottles. Reg. 99$ ea. Off reg. prices. doors. Reg. 3.49 ea. employed for 20 years before her retirement 20 years ago. She was a member of the Old Ship of Zion Baptist Church, Manalapan Township. Her husband, Eddy Hill, died in 1993. Surviving are five brothers, Tommie Lee Taylor and Major Lee Taylor, both of Red Bank, Henry Lee Taylor of Asbury Park, Frank James Taylor of Syracuse, N.Y., and Jimmie Lee Taylor of Sebring, Fla.; and four sisters, Naomi Taylor of Tinton Falls, Laura P. Taylor and Hattie Fitzpatrick, both of Tuskegee, and Priscilla Wright of Asbury Park. Funeral services were under the direction of Higgins Memorial Home, Freehold, with services Spills! Miss PKtUlltlMStttS 7-pk. it Cinms Nooi Cutout Asst Girmii Ststici PriiimJEKiijvtBS RittM Door d im SHowilk CluK at the Old Ship of Zion Church. Interment was in Great as a filler for Hot melt, cool melt T k", assorted 6 styles, all ready to Drop in a vase or Green and other Decorate from our 20 pieces, assfd Maplewood Cemetery, Freehold Township. floral projects. or mini. Your colors available. finish as you desire. add to arrangement. assorted colors. vast array of trims! colors. Washes off 4-oz„ reg. 1.29 choice. Reg. 1.49 Reg. 1.49 pack Reg. 2.49 ea. 2-oz., reg. 3.29 4-oz., reg. 3.49 Regularly 3.99 easily. Reg. 3.99

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Evaluate the builder Highland Ridge plans prior to construction Grand Opening Sunday See one of the area's most exciting, dences in the state. f you're planning to build your own away from the house, there should be innovative communities Sunday from "The style and amenities at home there are many points to con­ no signs of erosion, shrubbeiy should 12-5. Builder Avi Yoskowitz plans the Highland Ridge are usually only Isider before construction starts. The be placed at least 2-3 feet from the grand opening of Highland Ridge offered in much higher priced quality of your new home will largely foundation. Roof and gutters: shingles Estates in Manalapan, and invites homes," Yoskowitz comments. "We're be determined by the quality of the should be flat and tight, flashing everyone to tour the new building 25 homes, 3,350-to-4,700+ builder who constructs it, Robert H. should be securely in place, gutters, Fredericksburg model. This beautiful sq.ft., from $331,900." Karen, the president of New Jersey down spouts and splash blocks should home features a two-story foyer, Highland Ridge has become New Builders Association advises. drain away from the house. General vaulted living room ceiling, sumptu­ Jersey's first major community to One of the best ways to evaluate a appearance: all windows and doors ous master bedroom and bath, three adopt geothermal energy, a state-of- builder is to find out if he is a member should be sealed and protected by car garage, Anderson windows, Kohler the-art system that utilizes heat gener­ of the New Jersey Builders Association weather-stripping, trim fittings should products and a luxurious kitchen ated by the earth for all its heating and his local home builders associa­ be tight and free of cracks, paint design with the latest Sears Induction and cooling needs. Called System:CT, tion. Builders who are active in their should cover surfaces and trim cook top for cooking ease. it produces three times more energy trade association are often those who smoothly. Highland Ridge Estates features than is consumed and has the lowest have taken the extra steps to acquire Interior items to examine include: stately facades, gabled roof lines and operating cost of any home information and training on the latest Doors and windows: they should be dramatic entryways that architectural­ heating/cooling system. With techniques and requirements for new sealed and easy to open and close, ly echo the splendor of Old World System:CT, buyers qualify for energy- home construction. glass should not be loose or cracked. manors. Nestled on picturesque hill­ efficient mortgages. A demonstra-tion Members of the Association are Finishes...trims and moldings should sides, they offer spacious rooms, by Jersey Central Power & Light Co. established in the community and the be firmly in place, paint snould be imaginative floor plans and quality for town officials, business leaders and industry. They interact regularly with neatly done. Floors: carpet should be craftsmanship and are among the over 100 home builders was recently those who supply the goods and ser­ smooth with matching seams, tile and most technologically advanced resi­ held here. vices to the industry, thereby remain­ linoleum should be free of ridges or ing current on where to get the high­ seam gaps, floors should not squeak, est quality at the best price. and wooden floors should be properly Tne first thing to do is to ask finished. Appliances:all appliances friends, relatives and acquaintances should be free of exterior damage and HOLMDEL about the builders who constructed in working condition, including their homes. Visit developments built plumbing, faucets, toilets and show­ by the builder you are considering ers. All electrical outlets should work, and ask hom eow ners ab o u t th e ir heating, cooling and water heaters should operate properly. Also, check ^xaczWoocl^hn experience and satisfaction with their homes. Find out what kind of cus­ basements and attics for indications of tomer service and warranty protection dampness, cracks, and obvious defects the builder offers. in support columns, beams, heating STARTING AT ? 1 5 5 , 9 0 0 When you purchase a home that is ducts, etc. in the process of being built that you Customer service and warran­ are ensured the builder will finish the ty protection are vitally important to home and the rest of the develop­ protect your investment. In New ment. jersey, builders are required by law to Housing construction is one of the provide an insured warranty on newly most heavily regulated industries in constructed homes. Before you close New Jersey. Builders are required to on your new home, obtain from the carry insurance on their projects and builder detailed information on the must be adequately capitalized to get warranty coverage you will be provid­ construction loans. ed. For your own protection, ask ques­ Find out what procedures to follow 4 S Z T tions before you put down your if a problem arises. Find out who is deposit and make sure your contract responsible for the work of subcon­ Set in quiet, secluded, wooded surroundings. contains an explanation of what con­ tractors and for repairs to appliances. tingencies exist for unforeseen circum­ Typically, an insured warranty offers Quality construction, 2 ar|id 3 bedroom s. Standard stances which may impede or delay coverage for one year on workman­ features include: skylights, fireplace, full basem ent, construction. Be sure to have an attor­ ship and materials, two years on ney review your contract; by law, you major systems (plumbing, electrical, 1 car garage, central air, tiled bath, energy have three business days in which to etc.), and ten years on structural efficient. All this and m ore! obtain an attorney review. defects (foundation, roof). Regarding the completion of the Historically, a real estate agent rep­ developments, builders must enter resents the seller. Choose a real estate into a performance guarantee with agent familiar with the type of hous­ SALES HOURS: municipalities for public improve­ ing and area you are considering. The ments. The best guideline to follow is realtor will ask you questions about Daily 12 AM-5 PM or By Appt. the track record of your builder...his housing type ana neighborhood pref­ CALL: other developments and reputation erences, price range, and other items for quality ana timeliness. on your "shopping list" to determine The things you look for at your pre­ which homes to snow you. Recently, 908-495-6519 closing "walk through" are the same "buyer brokers" have emerged who things to look for in models and at the work for the buyer. In any event, the 908-946-7800 construction site. Exterior items to real estate agent receives a commis­ Located between Laurel & Palmier on Middle Road in Holmdel. examine include: Grading: the ground sion from the sale of the home you around the foundation should slope purchase. 40 JUNE 15, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT :------What to expect at Grace Wood Glen: your home closing Q. What happens at a closing? Natural beauty A. Your closing, or settlement, is the process which passes ownership for the asking of a property from seller to purchas­ er. You can expect to sign a large For luxurious condominium living number of documents, and will Be in Holmdel, sample the refined beauty required to pay your downpayment and natural scenery at Grace Wood and other fees at this time. Glen. Located off Middle Road on \racious Living Atop Our Q. What fees will I have to pay at Maria Court, construction started in closing? September on these two and three- .Rolling H ills and Pond. A. When you apply for a loan, bedroom condos. the lender is required by law to pro­ Walk into a condo at Grace Wood vide you with a copy of the HUD Glen and you'll immediately be awed pamphlet "Settlement Costs" which at the natural light streaming from can assist you in shopping wisely the skylight in the two-story entry. for settlement services. The lender Otner special touches that make is also required to provide you with these condos cross the line from ordi­ a good-faith estimate of your settle­ nary to exquisite include a back deck, ment costs. You can expect to pay a wood-burning fireplace, 2 1/2 for most or all of the following: an baths, central air, Andersen windows, appraisal fee, attorney's fees, credit a one-car garage and a full basement report fee, escrow fees and to store all those things you've accounts, a loan origination fee, acquired over the years. AM these fea­ points, property survey fee, record­ tures are included in the price, from ing fee, state and local transfer $155,900. Don't miss this extraordinary opportunity taxes, title search and insurance, In the center of the development is and miscellaneous fees. a lovely two-acre wooded island. to purchase a spectacular single family Q. What is the role of an attor­ Ample quest parking is located home on your new luxurious two acre ney in buying a home, and when around tne island. The back of Grace estate. Only 18 of 44 homesites remain. do I hire one? Wood Glen is also heavily wooded A. Your attorney represents your with a green area behind the woods. interests at the closing, and reviews Because of this emphasis on [ from s331,900 the sales contract, warranties, title. nature, Grace Wood Glen includes no CaU 908/303-0200 or Q. What happens after closing? club house, keeping maintenance fees 908/462-4242for A. Congratulations! You are to a low $60 per month. more information, ready to move in to your new Angelo Houlis of H Builders Inc. has or visit the Sales home. Before ending your closing, literally built his reputation on creat­ Center Saturday and Sunday 12-5. at Manalapan make sure you have received or will ing quality custom nomes in the area. be sent copies of all the important In business for 25 years, Houlis has Directions: G.S. Parkway South (Exit 12}). Follow signs for Rt. c o L o u je u . 9S to Rt. 537W (just past Freehold Mall). Right on Thompson BANKER □ documents. built single family homes and other Grove Rd (past medical center). Bear left at fork on Mill Road. By Robert H. Karen, President, developments in Holmdel, Colts Approx. 3/4 mile on left Highland Ridge Estates. SCHLOTT REALTORS* f l New Jersey Builders Association Neck, Tinton Falls and Red Bank.

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Prudential has been a fam iliar nam e in the Prudential's sales associates live locally and financial world for well over a century. The have first-hand knowledge of the area's firm's experience, and integrity are communities. Einbinder adds that this is a unparalleled in providing all essential home factor of great importance to their clients. ownership products and services. The company has been involved with the Irwin Einbinder, manager of Prudential New development and marketing of many Jersey Realty, tells a b o u t som e of their subdivisions, including The Meadows, programs, including serving as a residential Turnberry Hills, Laurel II, Image Estates, Knob brokerage, new hom e sales and marketing, Hill Estates, Taylor Lake Estates, Foxborough relocation assistance, home financing Hunt, Fox Hill East and M orningside Estates. programs, home equity loans, mortgage and Their resources for clients seeking new homes TURNBERRY HILLS-As the epitome of homeowners insurance, appraisal services, are exceptional. elegance, space and styling, Turnberry Hills of Millstone's estate homes range from title insurance and home closing As part of the 900-member Prudential Real 3,800-to-5,200-square feet. Call Prudential procedures... all under the respected and Estate Affiliates, they offer unique services for NJ Realty for further information. trusted name of The Prudential. both the home builder and home buyer. Their team of top-notch professionals Their involvement with the National knows the "new home" business and works Association of Home Builders keeps their sales specialized relocation division serving more exceptionally well with prospective home force at the forefront of the market. All than 400 major corporations and their buyers in every aspect of the transaction. Prudential N.J. affiliate members are linked by employees. Transferring personnel are computer which makes their combined assured of unique programs and products to resources and expertise available to every make home-buying easier. sales associate. Prudential N ew Jersey Realty associates are Once clients find the home of their dreams, caring people who don't forget their Prudential's Financing Advantage program customers after the sale is completed. It's offers a wide range of competitive, flexible common for their customers to contact them and innovative mortgage programs to satisfy when they think about buying or selling virtually any home financing need. Through again. "People appreciate the sincerity we their mortgage division, Prudential Home have in caring about them," Einbinder adds. Mortgage, customers obtain free pre­ "Much of our business is referral, which qualifications to increase buyer confidence means we have many clients out there who THE MEADOWS-The Communities of The and reduce the "fall through" rate. Einbinder were so satisfied that they keep telling their Meadows at Millstone feature extrordinary points out that Prudential Home Mortgage is friends, relatives and neighbors.." homes sprawling high on Monmouth the nation's second largest loan originator. For further information, stop at Prudential County's rolling hillside. For directions, call Prudential Relocation Management is their New Jersey Realty Manalapan office, 700 446-4959. Tennent Road, or call 536-1200. THE INDEPENDENT, JUNE 15, 1994 41

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Turnberry Hills of Millstone is...the epitome of elegance, The Communities of the Meadows at Millstone sprawling At Laurel H ill II in Millstone, there are four models being space and style. Featuring a 25 lot subdivision of wooded high in Monmouth County’s rolling countryside THE offered startir g at $299,900. There are 4 and 5 bedroom rolling hills 2.5 to 6 acre sites. The estate homes are 3,800 MEADOWS features homes of 3,200 sf or more on two plus models available and they range from 2,825 sf to 3,975 sf of to 5,200 sf and include every conceivable option, i.e. multi acres starting at $319,000. MEADOW RIDGE homes, from living space. These models include as standard many luxuri­ zone hot water baseboard heat, and more, starting at 4,600 to 6,000 sf, are nestled in wooded hilltop enclaves. ous features such as full basements, 9' ceilings on the first $298,800. For directions and information call 908-446-4499. FOREST RIDGE climbs through uniquely beautiful, heavily floor, high eff cient heating and air conditioning, gourmet wooded terrain. Old Forge Builders. For directions and kitchens with double oven & cooktop, Andersen insulated more information, please call 609-443-0764. windows and more. All this on a minimum 2 1/2 acre estate property that ,s beautifully wooded. For directions icall 609-259-3959

I I I 1 T I I o f Millstone of Howell

Elegant. Spacious. Designed to express your delight in luxu- Enter a soaring foyer and notice the impressive dining and Estates area of MANALAPAN, in an outstanding established 8r and in lifestyle. This is Image Estates, a stunning new living rooms generously proportioned to accommodate for­ neighborhood. 'Jfooded, rolling terrain. Magnificent custom built ommunity o f 4 & 5 bedroom manor residences. Here, ulti­ mal entertaining. The gourmet kitchen includes a cooking, estate homes designed for those who cherish luxurious sur­ mate comfort is achieved through rare artistry, finely detailed double oven and double sink. A spacious breakfast area is roundings. 2 acr^ lots, natural gas heat, flowing floor plans and richly appointed...with romantic balconies...soaring vol­ ume ceilings & dramatic 2-story foyers...gourmet the perfect place to enjoy an informal meal. The charming (3000-6000+sq. fi). Standard features are numerous & include a kitchens...large family centers...lavish master suites and family room with its wood burning fireplace is immediately fireplace, hardwood or ceramic foyer, gourmet kitchen, sunken more. Come choose one o f the 2 to 6 acre homesites and accessible to kitchen or library. The second floor is high­ living room, 12 cburse basement, and much more. Select your build the home of your dreams. Priced from $335,820. lighted by a grand master bedroom suite. Three more family new home from (he Manor, Signature o r Estate series. Prices Sales Center & Furnished M odel open 11-5 Mon-Tnurs., sized bedrooms and extra bathroom with double sink com­ start at $334,900 Sales Office Open Fri,, Sat., Sun., & Fri-Sat 12:30-5:30pm or by appointment. plete this elegant home. Priced at $289,900. For directions Mon. 12-5pm. Call fo r more inform ation 908-866-4400. Call 908-446-2251 or 908-446-0313. and information call 908-431-1515.

The homes at Foxborrow Hunt were carefully designed and built to create a luxurious living These beautiful Colonial homes, set in a wooded location in Millstone offer many desirable environment. Here, you’ll enjoy outstanding features that include ground two-story foyers, features. The Lexington Colonial model offers 4 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, central air, genuine energy-efficient fireplace, large, state-of-the-art kitchen with custom crafted cabinetry, masonry fireplace, ceramic tile flooring in master and upstairs hall bathrooms, luxurious 4 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, among others. Your residence is set on a choice 2+ acre gently wall-to-wall" " 1 , 1 kitchen counter tops with deluxe wood cabinets and much rolling, wooded lot and also features underground utilities and natural gas. The Windsor more. Priced at‘$28^, >0. For information ancf directions, call (908) 446-4959. . model, shown, is priced at $273,900. For more information and directions call (908) 446-4959.

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»« ♦ • t IU k*.Vv»V* t u t i l 4 2 JUNE 15,1994, THE INDEPENDENT BUSINESS Lawrence S. Sykoff, Ed.D, Head of and a doctorate in counseling psychology School, Ranney School, Tinton Falls, an­ from Columbia University. At Riverdale nounces the appointment of Robert L. Country School, Golden taught history, Golden to the position of Head of the chaired the history department, evalua­ Upper School. Dr. Golden is currently tion, cooperative learning, and student the Director of Academic Affairs at grading systems. Since 1987, he has led Riverdale Country School in New York. the faculty as director of academic affairs He will begin his tenure at Ranney and assisted the head master on the cur­ School on July 1. riculum review committee. Golden comes to the Ranney School Dr. Golden will be introduced to the with an outstanding record of teaching Ranney community in early July at a and administrative experience in inde­ reception for students, parents and facul­ pendent education. He holds a bachelor ty. During the remaining weeks of the of arts in history from the University of current school year, Dr. Golden will visit Wisconsin; a master of arts in African Ranney several times, including gradua­ history from the University of London; tion ceremonies. REAL ESTATE The Monmouth County Association Ltd., will address tax deductible retire­ of Realtors will sponsor a financial plan­ ment plans, investing, estate planning ning workshop for its members on June and accounting techniques. Bernard 17 at the MCAR office in Holmdel from Viggiani, host of WOBM’s “Smart 9 a.m. to noon. Money Matters” will moderate. David Zimel of the Financial Security There is no cost for the workshop but Group, Carmen Penta, CPA of Gentile, registration is required. For information, Weiner and Penta, and Myles Gilsenan, call 946-3001. JD, LLM, CFP of Gilsenan Associates,

4 4 JUNE 15,1994, THE INDEPENDENT

Sports

Lancers proud o f season

Lancers beat Notre Dame of Sectional title, Lawrenceville and B North rival Red Bank Catholic enroute to the Parochial A 21-5 finish give final, their first state tournament victories. Bodino, who will continue her softball career at Elon College in North Carolina, hope for future said she was pleased with the Lancers’ accomplishments during her senior cam­ BY ALAN KARM IN paign. Staff Writer “1 was really happy with the way the season went,” said Bodino. “We had been he St. John Vianney High School picked to end up fourth in the B North softball team fell a bit short of a Division and I knew we were very capable dream but still completed what has of surpassing that and I felt we could Tto be considered a “dream season.” show everybody that they were underesti­ The Lancers dropped a 6-1 decision to mating us. So I was really happy that we Immaculate Heart Academy of Wash­ proved to people what we could do and ington Township at Toms River North that we were a team to be contended with. High School on Friday in the NJSIAA “Even though I ’m leaving, I’m glad I Parochial A championship game. The was a part of what happened this season. 1 Blue Eagles (27-3) won their second con­ really think this program is headed in the secutive Parochial A title while the right direction. There’s a lot of young tal­ Lancers (21-5) will have to “settle” for the ent here and a lot of people will be coming South Jersey Parochial A sectional title. back. This is probably the closest team The Lancers’ senior shortstop and cap­ I’ve ever been on and we all got along so tain Jill Bodino said she was very proud of well. We were all good friends and I really the team’s accomplishments in 1994. believe that’s what made us so successful “I think it was a great achievement this year. And I think things will continue SHE’S IN THERE — Jill Bodino of St. John Vianney High School, Holmdel, just to win the sectional title at this stage,” to go up from here.” successfully steals second base in the Lancers’ 6*1 loss to Immaculate said Bodino. “We were new to it (the Lancers’ coach Gary Thomson said he Heart Academy, Westwood, on Friday in the state Interscholastic Athletic championship game atmosphere). It’s not was proud of his team’s performance. Association Parochial A championship game played at Toms River High an excuse but it was their fifth run at it. “The girls’ efforts this year were just School North, Dover. The Lancers finished the season at 21-5. We were a young team making a run at a super,” said Thomson. “They played well (Photo by Rich Schultz) title that nobody expected us to contend all year. We showed a lot of character by for. I think the crowd, the reporters, the coming back after being behind in some many of the players will be returning for and a lot coming up and I’m setting the TV ... I think that might have given us big games this year. an encore performance, including some sights for this team higher for next season. some early jitters. But they were a good “Tracey Hausemann kept us in games freshmen who cracked the varsity lineup Our goal is to get back to where we were team and they executed some big plays in all year long and our defense did a super and made immediate impacts in ‘94. this season and 1 really believe there’s no the field and they beat us on the field.” job behind her. She’ll be back for another “I think they’re for real,” said Thom­ doubt about it — the St. John Vianney The Lancers enjoyed a season filled year and I think she’ll be tougher than son. “Kelly Fairclough (third base). softball program is for real.” with milestones. The team won a school- nails next year.” Jennifer Crombie (second base) and The rest of the Lancers’ South Jersey record 21 games and its first-ever Shore Thomson said he is excited about the Amanda Rosato (outfield) are probably Parochial A sectional championship squad Conference B North Division title. The Lancers’ future. Along with Hausemann, three of the best freshmen in the Shore, if includes seniors Deana Morgan, Tara not the best. Even Tabitha Nascimento Lambert, Amy Kerr and Alecia Marzullo; (catcher/DH) is right up there with them. juniors Maureen Neville. Julie Bodino, She just needs more playing time. Mary Ahn Nicora, Kerry Della Rosa, “But there’s a lot of talent coming back Sommer Rimar and Meredith Cregg. 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Lancers proud o f season

Lancers beat Notre Dame of Sectional title, Lawrenceville and B North rival Red Bank Catholic enroute to the Parochial A 21-5 finish give final, their first state tournament victories. Bodino, who will continue her softball career at Elon College in North Carolina, hope for future said she was pleased with the Lancers’ accomplishments during her senior cam­ BY ALAN KARM IN paign. Staff Writer “I was really happy with the way the season went,” said Bodino. “We had been he St, John Vianney High School picked to end up fourth in the B North softball team fell a bit short of a Division and I knew we were very capable dream but still completed what has of surpassing that and I felt we could Tto be considered a “dream season.” show everybody that they were underesti­ The Lancers dropped a 6-1 decision to mating us. So I was really happy that we Immaculate Heart Academy of Wash­ proved to people what we could do and ington Township at Toms River North that we were a team to be contended with. High School on Friday in the NJSIAA “Even though I’m leaving, I’m glad I Parochial A championship game. The was a part of what happened this season. I Blue Eagles (27-3) won their second con­ really think this program is headed in the secutive Parochial A title while the right direction. There’s a lot of young tal­ Lancers (21-5) will have to “settle” for the ent here and a lot of people will be coming South Jersey Parochial A sectional title. back. This is probably the closest team The Lancers’ senior shortstop and cap­ I’ve ever been on and we all got along so tain Jill Bodino said she was very proud of well. We were all good friends and I really the team’s accomplishments in 1994. believe that’s what made us so successful “I think it was a great achievement this year. And I think things will continue SHE’S IN THERE — Jill Bodino of St. John Vianney High School, Holmdel, just to win the sectional title at this stage,” to go up from here.” successfully steals second base in the Lancers’ 6-1 loss to Immaculate said Bodino. “We were new to it (the Lancers’ coach Gary Thomson said he Heart Academy, Westwood, on Friday in the state Interscholastic Athletic championship game atmosphere). It’s not was proud of his team’s performance. Association Parochial A championship game played at Toms River High an excuse but it was their fifth run at it. “The girls’ efforts this year were just School North, Dover. The Lancers finished the season at 21-5. We were a young team making a run at a super,” said Thomson. “They played well (Photo by Rich Schultz) title that nobody expected us to contend all year. We showed a lot of character by for. I think the crowd, the reporters, the coming back after being behind in some many of the players will be returning for and a lot coming up and I’m setting the TV ... I think that might have given us big games this year. an encore performance, including some sights for this team higher for next season. some early jitters. But they were a good “Tracey Hausemann kept us in games freshmen who cracked the varsity lineup Our goal is to get back to where we were team and they executed some big plays in all year long and our defense did a super and made immediate impacts in ‘94. this season and I really believe there’s no the field and they beat us on the field.” job behind her. She’ll be back for another “I think they’re for real,” said Thom­ doubt about it — the St. John Vianney The Lancers enjoyed a season filled year and I think she’ll be tougher than son. “Kelly Fairclough (third base), softball program is for real.” with milestones. The team won a school- nails next year.” Jennifer Crombie (second base) and The rest of the Lancers’ South Jersey record 21 games and its first-ever Shore Thomson said he is excited about the Amanda Rosato (outfield) are probably Parochial A sectional championship squad Conference B North Division title. The Lancers’ future. Along with Hausemann, three of the best freshmen in the Shore, if includes seniors Deana Morgan, Tara not the best. Even Tabitha Nascimento Lambert, Amy Kerr and Alecia Marzullo; (catcher/DH) is right up there with them. juniors Maureen Neville, Julie Bodino, She just needs more playing time. Mary Aim Nicora, Kerry Della Rosa, “But there’s a lot of talent coming back Sommer Rimar and Meredith Cregg. Sire Stakes to start Saturday Harness racing will return to its roots this weekend when the New Jersey Sire Stakes 1994 Summer Fair Schedule begins at Showplace Farm, Route 33, Millstone Township. Showplace Farm’s five-eighths mile track will host the best New Jersey-sired standardbreds on Saturday and Sunday as they race for more than $85,000 in purse money during the two days of action. On Saturday, the fillies will headline the card with races for 2- and 3-year-old pacers and trotters; on Sunday, colts will race in the same age and gait divisions. The overall track record at Showplace is 1:54.2 set last year by Radiant King. The trotting mark is 1:58 set in 1989 by Delphi’s Jet. Post time both afternoons is 1:30 p.m. The rest of the New Jersey Sire Stakes Fair Schedule is as follows: June 25-26, Willowbrook Farm, Tinton Falls; July 9-10, Gaitway Farm, Manalapan; July 23­ 24, East Lynne Farm, Flemington; Aug. 11-12, Covvtown, Woodstown; Aug. 20­ 21, Cream Ridge Training Center, Cream Ridge; and Sept. 2-3, Garden State Park, Cherry Hill. The $160,000 Phil Alampi Sire Stakes divisional championship finals will be SAFE AT HOME — Allison Harteveld of Immaculate Heart Academy, held Sept. 18 at Garden State Park, Cherry Hill. Westwood, scores as Tara Lambert of St. John Vianney, Holmdel, is During the course of the summer, there will be approximately 200 races worth unable to apply the tag during the Blue Eagles’ 6-1 win over the Lancers $700,000 in purses. in the state Interscholastic Athletic Association Parochial A championship The Sire Stakes fair circuit, which celebrates harness racing’s country fair game. beginnings, is sponsored by the New Jersey Department of Agriculture. (Photo by Rich Schultz) 1 $ i* t i / f V • * ^ h - • • ! * p % •

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Brookdale sports cam p opens 21 st year

BY CANDY TRUNZO backgrounds. The junior counselors are college students who play and are skilled Staff Writer at the sport they are coaching, says Antoon. f visions of Patrick Ewing, Don Mat­ Many of the camps offer half-day and tingly, Steffi Graff or Pele dance in full-day sessions. your child’s head, you may consider Brookdale’s Basketball Camp for registering your budding superstar at Boys, for example, has two sessions dur­ Brookdale Community College’s All-Star ing the week of July 11, one from 9 a.m. Sports Camp this summer. I to noon and another from 9 a.m. until 3 Now "beginning its third decade, the p.m. During that same week there is a full- camp offers specialized instruction in a day basketball camp offered for girls. variety of sports for boys and girls ages The Basketball Camp, which is broken five through 17. up into different age groups, provides The camp is broken up into week-long, instruction in defense and shooting and single sport sessions that begin at the end features two coached competitive games of June and run through August. every day. There are camps for baseball, soccer, The cost for the half-day session is basketball, tennis and field hockey as well $125 per week, the full-day camp costs as more specialized camps for baseball $150. batting and basketball shooting, for exam­ Specialized camps are for children who ple. want to improve on a specific skill. Parents can sign their children up for If your child loves baseball and wants as many of the weekly sessions — in extra batting practice with an experienced whatever sports — they wish. batting coach, sign up for the Hitters’ “Our camp has consistently presented Camp. Offered the week of July 4 for an quality athletics predicated on maturation, challenge and structure,” claims Ferris hour a day, it costs $74. Antoon, the founder and director of the For boys and girls aged five and six, program. “We stress the competitive spirit there is a Sports Readiness camp, a spe­ of individual performance but also empha­ cialized program that combines a variety size the importance of true sportsmanship of sports activities designed to develop the fitness, skills and social level of younger and cooperative team work.” “We also want the kids to have a good children. time,” smiles Antoon, who recently retired Some of the activities include soccer, after teaching physical education in the tennis, basketball and baseball skills; eye- West Long Branch and Asbury Park hand and eye-foot coordination; condi­ school systems for 32 years. tioning and fitness; and tumbling. He also served as the athletic director This camp is offered for three hours a in West Long Branch. day during the weeks of July 25 and/or Antoon has coached soccer, basketball, Aug. 1. The cost is $135 per week. baseball and track, has founded several The All-Stars Sports Camp is based at leagues and served as the first executive Brookdale’s 225-acre Lincroft campus, director of the New Jersey State including its newly renovated, air-condi­ Association for Health, Physical tioned gymnasium, batting cages, pitching Education, Recreation and Dance in 1990­ machines and eight tennis courts 91. Children who enroll in full-day pro­ He is a member of the Shore Soccer A GOOD SPORT — Ferris Antoon has been heading up the Brookdale A)l grams can bring their lunch or buy lunch Officials Association Hall of Fame. Star Sports Camps for 21 years. This summer the camps will offer week* at the school’s cafeteria. All lunches are When Antoon began the camp in 1974, long sessions in basketball, baseball, soccer, tennis, field hockey, cheer­ supervised by the sports camp counselors. he had 38 boys in a single soccer program. leading and other specialized activities for boys and girls ages five to 171. At the end of each week, each camper Now the camp enrolls about 2,000 chil­ (Photo by Candy Trunzo) will receive a trophy for his or her partici­ pation. dren. ages, especially soccer,” he says. are co-ed, Antoon also notes that boys gnd In comparing the children who came to The popularity of various sports seems girls each have their perennial favorites.; Awards for good sportsmanship, most the camp two decades ago with those who to be linked directly to what’s hot on tele­ Predictably, it’s baseball and basket­ improved and most valuable player may have enrolled in recent years, Antoon says vision, he observes. He expects that soccer ball for boys; girls prefer field hockey, also be given. Parents are invited to attend that the biggest difference is that the sign-ups will increase as the World Cup basketball and cheerleading. the awards presentation. youngsters seem to come with more skills matches get underway at the The staff, numbering around 80, are For further information on the camp these days. Meadowlands. mostly certified teachers with profes­ programs or enrollment contact Ferris “Children are playing sports at earlier Although many of the camp programs sional, high school or elementary schopl Antoon at 222-6932.

Sport Shorts

to be in the Final Four. But due to tie-breaker program will receive one complimentary ticket The Under-10 girls traveling soccer team, rules, the final berth was awarded to Howell. for the first three Rockin’ Rollers’ home games for youngsters bom between Aug. 1, 1984- July Tanya Driscoll and Laurissa Squires connected at the Meadowlands Arena. 31, 1985, will hold tryouts on June 21 and 22 The 'Hazlet Recreation Office is located for breakaway goals against East Brunswick from 5:30-7:30 p.m. at the Soccer Complex. at 319 Middle Road. For any information while Squires had the lone tally against Wall. Division III boys traveling soccer will bf For further information call Nan at 888-2840. regarding recreation activities call 739-0653. Both shutouts were recorded by Mary Jaeger holding tryouts on June 16 for boys bom bel who had a an outstanding performance in goal tween Aug. 1981 to 1983 at 6:30 p.m. at th The last day of registration for the Hazlet The Hazlet Recreation Commission has throughout the tournament. The team will be Hazlet Soccer Complex. Call Jim at 787-445' Summer Playground Program will be June 22. canceled its Junior Olympics Program which holding tryouts for the Fall 1994 season. Con­ for more information. You may register at the Township Municipal was scheduled to be held on June 18 at Raritan tact Coach Doug Karpinsky for details at 739­ Offices. Children must be six years old by Oct. High School due to a lack of participants. 9730. The Hazlet Select Premier Boys travelinL 1, 1994. Proof of residency (driver’s license not team will hold tryouts for boys bom between! accepted) and child’s birth certificate are The Enemy, an Under 12 girls traveling The Hazlet Recreation Commission will Aug. 1, 1981-July 31, 1983 at the soccer com­ required at time of registration. soccer team, attended it’s first tournament at be sponsoring a “Roller Hockey Clinic” which plex on June 16 from 6:30-8:30 p.m. on June! The program will begin on July 5 and con­ Brick during the Memorial Day Weekend and will be given by the New Jersey Rockin’ 16. For more information call 888-0957. tinue for six weeks, Monday through Friday, came away with two wins and one loss. The Rollers for ages 8 through adult. Five one-hour The Under-19 girls traveling soccer team loss occurred in the first game against a very lessons will be given at the Soccer Field Com­ will hold tryouts on June 18 and 19 from 11:00 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Call the Recreation Dept, strong Toms River Flames team. Wins of 2-0 plex Parking Lot from June 20-24. The fee is a.m.-1:00 p.m. at the Soccer Complex on Green at 730-0653. over the East Brunswick Blazers and 1-0 over $105 and lessons will be scheduled according Acres Drive. The rain date is June 26. Call Bob Continued on page 46 the Wall Wildcats put the Enemy in a position to age groupings. Any child registering for this at 264-1548 or Joe at 739-3015. 4 6 JUNE 15,1994, THE INDEPENDENT

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Out-of-town residents are AND CONFIDENTIAL INTERVIEW. welcome. For more information, call 495­ MIDDLETOWN 4790. Cheryl Wittlieb finished No. 2 in the na­ RASSAS^^PONTIAC Hazlet Youth Athletic League is looking tion in the Benevolent and Protective Order of for teams to join up in the fall Elks’ “Hoop Shoot” Contest. Cheryl, a student Baseball/Softball program which will run from at St. Leo the Great Grammar School in Lin­ 395 BROAD ST • RED BANK, NJ September through mid-October. Games are croft, finished first in the local, district, region, for fun and instruction. Call 264-3060 and 741-5180 leave a message for Jim Dula for further infor­ state and Northeast region held in Wilkes mation. Barre, Pa. She went on to the national competition in Indianapolis, Ind., where she The Northern Bayshore Softball League sank 23-25 free throws to tie a girl from is looking for teams interested in joining for Arizona in the 8-9-year-old category. In the the Spring 1995 season. Two divisions are be­ shoot-off for the championship, Cheryl was ing formed, for girls 14-16 years of age and edged out by one basket. for girls 17-18 years of age. Call 264-3060 and leave a message for Jim Dula for further in­ The Middletown Spartans Girls Under 12 formation. Traveling Soccer Club participated in the Ninth Annual Billerica Tournament in Biller­ HYAL is looking for young ladies, ages 17 and 18, who are interested in playing soft­ ica, Massachusetts, over the Memorial Day 5 0 % weekend and returned home with the first OFF ball in the Northern Bayshore Softball League in the Spring of 1995. Only Hazlet residents place trophy. AVIITEL ♦ 2-TWO BUTTON REMOTE CONTROL I are eligible. If interested, call 264-3060 and The preliminary games on Saturday and ^.TRANSMITTERS»Automatic arming • Tamper ■ leave a message for Jim Dula. Sunday resulted in a 2-1-0 record. The k Alert • Emergency trigger • Flashing LED status - Spartans won the opener against Burlington monitor • Model Tornado • List S29910 • Some ■ then lost to Holden (last year’s finalist) 1-0 to import cars & vans extra«Lifetime Factory Warranty I HOLMDEL put them on the brink of elimination. But they EATONTOWN OLD BRIDGE I stormed back for a 4-0 win over Wilmington The Holmdel Tennis Center announced on Sunday, giving them a wild card entry into y ju t a s a u n d 115 Route 35 North , 3600 Route 9 South I (r CELLULAR (908) 389-2112 (908) 591-8888 the winners of its Memorial Day Round Robin the final rounds. They won an 8:00 a.m. game ' 2 d o * from Oasis Ford I Tournament. Mike Sturchio of Holmdel and on Monday, 2-0, over the HSC Crusaders, Mon. ■ Fri. 9-6; Thut lil ; Sal. 9-5 Mon. - Fri. 9-6; Thurs. til ; Sal. 9-6 8 6 I Bill Mackay of Middletown were the high putting them into a 10:00 a.m. semifinal match WITH THIS AD. EXP. 6/26/94. point winners in B doubles. Wendy Kantor of against an. undefeated North Andover team. Holmdel won the Ladies’ B and Nancy Kalb The Spartans blasted North Andover 4-0, of Holmdel won the Ladies’ A. Eric Homstein of Manalapan and Pat Dineen of Middletown sending them into the finals and a 12:30 p.m. were the high point winners in the Men’s A rematch against the Holden Hawks. Goalie competition. Angela Pizzo and the rest of the weary defense was up to the task as the Spartans recorded The Holmdel Stallions are looking for soc­ their third shutout in five hours with a 2-0 vic­ cer players interested in playing on one of their tory. Pizzo allowed only one goal in six games 79-80 girls traveling teams. Call Antoniette in the tournament. Other members of the team Rizzo at 739-0135 or the Stallions’ Hotline at are Skylar Buchanan, Dana Occhiuzzi, Jessica m m turn m i"... 741-3101 and leave a message with your name Bloom, Jen Van Assen, Kristina Schmelz, Kel­ and your child’s birth date. The Stallions are ley O’Connell, Shannon Lang, Mary / also looking for players to fill U-8 through U- Chorman, Bridget Lennon, Allie Jarden, 15 teams. Leave a message on the Stallions’ Jennifer Gsell, Maureen McLaughlin, J.R. Hotline and the appropriate coach will contact TURN YOUR CLUTTER INTO CASH! you. Holmdel has also started a unique referees Pesonen and Meghan Sullivan. The Spartans program for adults and youngsters (13 years are coached by Dave Bloom and Steve and older). Please call Tom Walsh at 946-2068 Schmelz. A dvertise Your Garage Sale for details. The Middletown Soccer Club is holding If you tell them, they will come... The Holmdel Stallions are still accepting tryouts for the Fall 1994 season for both boys players who might have missed the recent try­ and girls traveling teams. All tryouts will be outs. Anyone interested in playing club soccer held at Lincroft Acres Park. For more informa­ $4 per line "SS" with one of the Stallions affiliated teams, please tion contact Frank Lofton at 787-1704, call Frank Bacchus at 741-3101. All teams, starting with the Under 8 players, are looking The Middletown Township Department Plate your garage sale ad and lie eligible to sell your for youngsters. The Holmdel Stallions are affili­ of Parks and Recreation is sponsoring a Sand leftover garage sale items at our “SECOND CHANCE" rate -2 weeks IU ated with the MOSA (Monmouth-Ocean Soccer Association). . Volleyball Tournament for teens and adults on Saturday, July 9, and Sunday, July 10, at Nor­ m m mandy Park in Middletown. Rain dates will be KEYPORT July 16 and 17. The registration fee is $15 per team. The second annual Pop Warner Football Categories include: Men 19 and up; Men 18 Camp will be held from July 18-22 at the Keyport High School athletic field for boys in and under; Women 19 and up; Women 18 and grades 3-8. Staff members include Keyport under; Coed 19 and up; Coed 18 and under. High School head coach Mike Ciccotelli, All teams are two-person teams. The tourney Keansburg High School head coach John • is open to Middletown residents only. T-shirts Schultheis and kicking guru Pat Sempier. will be awarded to the Winning Teams in each The fee is $40. Checks can be made payable to category. For more information, please call the the Keyport Recreation Commission and recreation office at 615-2260. mailed to: Pop Warner Football Camp, c/o Miguel Hernandez, 251 Atlantic St. No. 26A, The Middletown Youth Athletic Associa­ Keyport, 07735. For further information con­ tion travel baseball organization is forming tact Camp Director Miguel Hernandez at two teams to play highly competitive baseball 264-9283. in Monmouth and Ocean counties through the end of July. The age groups are 13 years old and 14-15 years old. Serious players only should call Tony The Matawan Rotary Club, in conjunc­ Marione, 872-9249, Greg DiGregorio, 495­ tion with Aberdeen, will hold its first annual 0150, Kevin Haran, 495-0247, or John charity golf outing to benefit the Bruce Baldwin, 495-3685. THE INDEPENDENT, JUNE 15,1994 4 7 MEET YOUR MATCH PERSONALS

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Prefer short hair ing, and quiet evenings at friendship and fun. 0 3308 enjoys children and the finer SWF, 20, 5‘6", light brown hair, Widowed WCM, 5'9", 150lbs, ones heart that counts. 03328 LTR-Long Term Relationship (yes, that's what I said), but home. Possible committed (exp7/13) things in life. 0 3280 (exp7/6) seeking SWM, stocky, attrac­ seeks N/S, young, trim, femi­ (exp7/20) G-Gay long hair ok, too. 03382 (exp nine, romantic F, 40s-early relationship. 0 3342 (exri7/20) tive, outgoing, likes the beach, 7/27)______friendship or romance. Leave a 50s. I enjoy historical places, “ QUIET AND CAREFREE photography, day trips, etc. message if interested. 0 3190 ROMANTIC & SENSITIVE SWM, 29, attractive, slim, Rut­ Let’s chat/ 03372 (exp7/27) (exp6/22) ______SWM, 21, long brown/blue- gers graduate, fun guy. Seeks Your Business green, loves music, seeks EASY ON intelligent, fun, SWF, 45-29. BEDROOM EYES SWF music lover. Give me a THE EYES Into music, books, karatje and Shapely, petite DWF loves din­ call- 03384 (exp7/27)______SWM, 39, 6'3", 205lbs, brown/ other stuff. Middle-sex Cbunty, ner, dancing, sports. Seeking C a n B e TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE green, good build, humorous, N/S, N/Drugs. O 3343 (exp • • 1 Wm? * i *■ widbwed/DWM, 50-55, attrac­ SWM, 25, great smile, killer friendly, looking for SF, 29-42, 7/20)______1 tive, considerate, romantic, for eyes, fantastic dimples, looking attractive, nice body, for possi­ the magic of finding love. STOP THE INSANI for Ms. Right. Hurry! 03341 ble relationship. 0 3 1 5 8 (exp S hU pC. TKon. - $+C. *5.95 03191 (exp6/22)______And meet an honest SWllrf, 26, is e d H e re (exp7/20) ______7/13)______who enjoys the boardwalk, NY DREAMS OF LAUGHTER LOOKING VERY and quiet nights with the VCR. r “ FREE DINNER SWF, 27, petite, attractive, FOR SOMEONE HANDSOME/SECURE If you’re a SWF, 21-26, ahswer brown/hazel, loves to laugh. 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EAST BRUNSWICK AREA NORTH BRUNSWICK- WRIGHTSTOWN-12 X 70. 2 MATAWAN Main St. Victorian Posible 2 family cape, close bdrms., fairly new new appli­ charm. Office suites available. SUBLET WANTED to everything. 4 bdrm, 2 full ances, nice family park, North 1mo Free Rent. 908-583-7777 baths. 908-821-3028 Hanover. Asking $17,500. or Professional relocating seeks best offer. Call 609-758-3193 one bedroom non-smoking NORTH EDISON-Split Level 023 Industrial apartment tor a short term 3 bedroom, baths, c/a, 2 3 1/z " s Properties (1-2 months) sublet. Please car garage, in-ground pool, call 908-247-6161 ext. 289 CLASSIFIED underground sprinklers, large 012 Lots & Acre SPOTSWOOD- For sale treed yard, built-ins, maids 3,000 sq. ft. split rib block DEADLINES EAST BRUNSWICK room and many extras. bldg. 1/2 acre, light industry, Lux. condo. 2 bedrms., 2 Principals only. $385,000. AMHURST, VIRGINIA sprinklered lawn & 3 baths. MONDAY .... 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Located at: HOLMDEL CEMETERY- • News Transcript • Sentinel • Suburban • Bayshore Friday...... 8:00 am-5:30 pm Saturday.....9:00 am-2-.OO pm Only minutes from Ocean 350 Augusta St. Garden mausoleum crypt w/ ★ A BUSINESS ★ Independent • Middletown Independent • Examiner beaches, Golf Courses, Fish­ nitch. Excellent location. Ask­ that I started & own did $6 Please read your a d on the first day of publication. We accept ing & Boating. Near all hous­ OWNER: 908-362-8111 ing $2,985. Call 908-264-4133 Local Sentinel/Suburban Readers responsibility for only the first incorrect insertion. We reserve tne es of Worship & Malls. Mon- million last year. Help me ex­ right to edit, reject or properly classify any ad. F r i 9 : 3 0 a m -4 p m , THE BEST Listing Program! pand. P/T, F/T, domestically & May Call 254-7979 N 908-542-1105. Pine Brook internationally. No investment. Rd., Hope Rd., Eatontown. 2 2% LIST COST Company is 9 yrs old & is top blocks from Exit 105 GSP rated. Call Mike to hear & Sell $200,000-Save $2,000. leave message 908-389-7523 Written commitment on ads till EAST BRUNSWICK AREA VENDING ROUTE ESTAB­ MILLTOWN sold. Full service broker. D a LISHED- Immediate Cash Ask for Paul Ricca NOTICES 1 MERCHANDISE 42-51 1 & 2 bdrm. apts. No pets. SUBLET WANTED Profits. Priced to sell. Call after 4pm 908-246-0449 R & 8 8 rokers Realty, Inc. 1-800-898-2021 AM: 908-972-8096/264-7734 Professional relocating seeks one bedroom non-smoking OLD BRIDGE Office: 908-431-3933 VENDING ROUTE apartment for a short term COUNTRY LIVING APTS (1-2 months) sublet. Please Must sell, very strong cash m 2 bed room apts. avail. Heat, call 908-247-6161 ext. 289 business. 1-800-820-4353 air conditioning, hot water, REAL ESTATE 5-15 GARAGE SALES W ENTERTAINMENT 69 YOUR OWN BUSINESS - cooking gas and dishwashers Searching for motivated included. Mon.-Fri., 9am-5pm. individuals with high income 908-360-2992 FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP expectations. Multinational business opportunity. No SAYREVILLE POET’S CORNER capital investment. BORDENTOWN AVENUE By owner, 2 bedrm., 2 Vs DISNEY AREA FLA. Call 908-651-7477 COMMERCIAL 17-28 INSTRUCTION 63 SFRVICE DIRECTORY 70-96 baths, patio home with eat in 2/3/4/ bedroom. Luxury homes WINDING WOOD kit., din. rm., liv. rm., & den w/ 3mi. Disney. From $550/wk. fireplace. Pool & tennis courts. 1 & 2 BEDRO&M GARDEN 908-446-8237.... 908-446-0224 Great location. Close to NYC APARTMENTS FROM $570. buses. $139,500. BRAND NEW AVAILABLE LBI, BARNEGAT LIGHT Call 908-303-0260 Open daily I0am-6pm 3 bedroom, 2 bath, w/w, FINANCIAL 29-32 LOST & FOUND 64 BOATING 105-106 908-238-3919 LAUDERDALE LAKES, FLA. washer/dryer, dish washer, FINANCIAL micro, a/c. Available weekly or ESTATE LIQUIDATION weekends. Call 609-921-7831 I Hg jm jg for Rer For sale. 2 bdrm. condo w/ central a/c, refrig., dish­ LOG CABIN, PA. washer, garbage disposal, PETS/ANIMALS 65 $800./PER WEEK EMPLOYMENT 35-41 AUTOMOTIVE 110-119 encl. Fla. room. Fum. or un- CALL 908-254-1331, EVES MANALAPAN furn. Call 1-800-817-6814 JOHN HASLACH CPA Eves. 908-583-0093 LONG BEACH ISLAND - ACCOUNTING & TAXES Com mercial Advertisers Please Call For Rates 3 bedrm., 1 Vz bath on half BEACH HAVEN WEST - 1 Call 908-583-6625 acre, across from HS. Big eat- Bedrm., avail, in beach house in-kitchen, new appliances. MANALAPAN to share w/4 prof. adults. $1,500./mo. 908-792-0762 2/3 bedrm. Townhouse Weekly, monthly, & week-end w/garage. 5 years young. All rates avail. 908-355-5257 SOUTH AMBOY 2 story upgrades. Extra large fenced FLEA ADS For Private home. Recently refurbished. in yard w/patio. Mint cond. NEAR WOODSTOCK J iiL Walk to shop/train. 1 year $169,900. Call for appt. Jeffersonville, NY, hilltop EMPLOYMENT For Private Party Items lease, 1 V6 months security, 908-446-0428 references. No pets. $850. cedar contemp., 2/3 bedrm., Party Items month plus util. 908-362-8111 1 Vz baths, washer/dryer, dish­ u n d e r $75. • 4 Lines $ 1 / OLD BRIDGE washer, firepl., stocked pond; nr. Del. River, 18 hole golf O n e ite m p e r a d • 2 Weeks ' O . Whispering Pines. 3 bedrm., course, Villa Roma Resort, 2 Vi? baths, pool. For sale or panoramic views; mi. fr. 4 Lines • 2 Weeks louses 12 ADVERTISERS P r e p a id Prepaid rent. $122,500. 908-297-6556 orig. Woodstock Festival (Be- & READERS $4-each additional line thal). $350./wknd. $450./wk. ft i§ the policy of this newspaper 908-308-1798 that all help wanted advertisements $ 5 .0 0 FORECLOSED GOVERN­ will begin with a job title. *No Ph o n e C alls - C o u p o n O nly ‘ M ay b e p h o n e d in MENT HOMES AND PROP­ Call 1-600-660-4 ADS ERTIES!. HUD, VA, RTC, Etc. WILDWOOD CONDOS- AGENT - BANKABLE JOB Listings for your area. Financ­ BEACH BLOCK. Pool, laundry ing available. Call Toll Free! room, air. Fully equipped, pri­ COVERED BRIDGE-Lower 1-800-436-6867, Ext. R-2757 vate parking. 908-272-5653 SALES $ AVON unit 2 bedrms, encl. patio. Nr. Charge Your Ad H 3 EE3 FREE MARKET ANALAYSIS club. Immediate occupancy. WILDWOOD CREST-Pacific Ave 1-800-545-8390 Cali Bob ERA Advantage 908-536-8928, 908-431-5776 1 & 2 BEDROOM UNITS AGENT-A Beautiful job Realtors 908-591-8000 Air cond., w/w carpet, color Fax Your A d 908-432-0016 JAMESBURG TV, eat-in kit., bath, liv. rm. HAZLET-BEST BUY Rent by week. 609-522-8262 SALES-AV0N Whittingham (exit 8a) condo/ Toll Free 1 -600-662-2292 BY OWNER. Split, comer lot. twnhse. 2 bedrooms, 2.5 Totally renovated throughout. baths, loft. Great location. AIR CONDITIONING /Heating- NEW kitchen, 4 bedrooms, 609-395-0459, leave message Sheet metal mechanics/instal­ 1V2 baths, vaulted living room lation. Minimum 3 years expe­ ceiling, large family room, rience, top pay, health in­ t; ADS G trm ULW . screened patio, car garage 2 surance, company vehicle, $157,900. Call 908-389-0949 009 Rooms for I FREEHOLD paid vacation & holidays. Use our handy Private Party Coupon. Call (800) 696-1971 HOWELL-BY OWNER 200 sq.ft. office suitable for artist or professional. Busy AIR CONDITIONING/Heating Select the ad that best meets your needs. JAMESBURG-Male or female. POINTE O' WOODS corner, on-site parking. Rea Reliable, good references. SERVICE TECHNICIANS 4 bedrooms, 3 full baths, liv­ sonable. Call 908-462-1020 ing room, family room, dining Use of all household privi­ INSTALLERS □ Flea (Items under $75) One item per ad leges. Call 908-656-0161 room, 2 car garage, deep HIGHLAND PARK Minimum 3 years experience. w ooded back yard, c/air. Share office space with small Good pay, health insurance, $189,000. Call 908-780-6552 NORTH BRUNSWICK - Fur­ □ BIG DEAL (Items over $75) social service agency. 2 paid vacations & holidays. nished (1) bedroom w/private rooms available immediately. bath in comfortable home. Call 1-800-371-1235 Call for more information at Please include all spaces and punctuation. One character per box. KENDALL PARK $480. + util. 908-821-6519 908-828-6651 ASSISTANT MANAGER BY OWNER. Re-configured 4 For busy SAT school. Must be bdrm., 2 bath ranch on 1/3 HOLMDEL/HAZLET acre. Central air, fireplace, motivated, reliabe & have ex­ perience in management. Ex­ hard wood floors, deck, patio 1-4 room office suites. Short cellent growth potential. No butcher block kitchen. Asking term leases, shared services. $160,000. Call 908-297-3508 Start at $290./month moonlighters. Call EAST BRUNSWICK-Female Call 908-264-1138 908-972-0769, ask for George seeks same to share condo. MANALAPAN Close to shopping. Use of w/ d, pool, tennis. 908-613-5036 BY OW NER. 4 bedrm., 2Vfc Name__ baths, 2 fireplaces, Vi acre, walk to NYC trans., shopping Address^ lib r a r y . 5 y rs. young $239,000. Call 908-409-3913 City_____ State_ MANALAPAN* Ranch, HAZLET-Why Rent? New mo­ Locations available and the best financing in town. Zip.---- Day Phone- Evening Phone_ bdrm., ivfe bath, liv. rm., fam­ bile homes. Financing. 15 & ily rm ., 1 car garage. 20 year. 6 mo-1 yr. free rent Garden State Laundry System ts New Jersey's only VISA#___ $169,990. 908-972-2390 or Call: 908-888-9335 authorized Wascomat Dealer. 908-431-3871. Get the facts....free Information seminars * MC#____ MONMOUTH JCT, every Wednesday at 6:30 pm Greater Media Newspapers MARLBORO SCHULT '72, 12’x65\ 2 bed­ Expiration dale______Classified 2 bedrm., 2Vfe bath Townhome room, screened in porch, cen­ 1026 West Elizabeth Ave. • East Brunswick, NJ 08816 in The Orchards. Central air, tral air., washer/dryer, fenced Unden, N.J. Ads are subject to approval. fireplace, eat-in-kitchen, great in yard, pets allowed. MUST ism backyard. Sale or rent. SELL. Asking $20,000 or best 908-536-6531 offer. Call 908-274-1722 1-800-841-4608 THE INDEPENDENT, JUNE 15,1994 4 9

035 Help Want i Help Wanted Help Wanted Full Tima M H m M Full Time Part Time AUTO BODY PERSON HAIRDRESSER Year round. Own tools. DELI HELP NURSE’S AIDE SALES CLERK AEROBIC DRIVER High pay. MAACO, Red Bank. With clientele, for progressive No experience needed. Full/ 6:50am-3pm, 3pm-9pm & Harris Pharmacy to deliver food for restaurant 908-842-9202 Manalapan salon. Highest 3pm-11pm. State certified for INSTRUCTOR in Englishtown. Must have part time. Apply in person 610 7 West Main Street, Freehold commission paid, plus Florence Ave. Union Beach long term care. Differential for Call 908-462-0071 For Marlboro Swim Club. clean driving record. Call CLEAN UP PERSON bonuses . Professionals only weekends. New applications Water aerobics experiem 908-792-0090 PRESS PERSON for construction site. DELI/CASHIER need apply. 908-446-3218 only being accepted. preferred. Call 908-536-020 from 4pm to midnight shift. 908-972-1819 Conveince store. No experi- Holmdel Convalescent Center Ext. 300, 9am-4:30pm FLOOR CARE PERSON Knowldege of Urban­ ance needed. Full/part time. 188 Highway 34 SALES To assist manager. Reliable, ite press. CLEANING PERSON HAIRSTYLIST Call 908-238-9767 Holmdel. NJ 07733 PART TIME/FULL TIME will train. Flexible hours. Call Apply in person 9-5 at Residential & Construction F/T, P/T. Experience pre­ flexible hours. Work from ASSISTANT 908-431-0573 Greater Jersey Press Valid driver’s license & own ferred. Busy Spotswood salon, OFFICE ASSISTANT home or our office. Sales ex­ Connerty Court car. Call 908-938-4108 good location. Call TENNIS DRIVER Organized person for fast perience helpful. Training and East Brunswick 908-251-3335 FRONT DESK Busy Dry Cleaner needs clean paced office. Computer friend­ leads provided. If you are self Equal Opportunity Employer CLEANING SERVICE motivated & want to join a For medical office in Holmdel. cut, responsible person to de­ HAIRSTYLIST/MANICURIST- ly, good communication skills, INSTRUCTOR Needs house cleaners. Mon­ successful & growing publish­ Computer experience. Must RECEPTIONIST -Chiropractors liver dry cleaning. MUST Full/part time. Excellent op­ diversified office duties. FOR HAZLET RECREATION I day-Friday days. Call ing company, callPaige Turner be flexible. Hours: Monday Office. Bright, enthusiastic HAVE CLEAN LICENSE. portunity and benefits. Salary Call 908-329-3784 5 weeks BEGINNING JULY 908-360-0025. Leave name & 908-257-7645 3-7:30pm, Tuesday 1-5pm, person. Some typing. Hours: Steady work, no weekends. and commission. Call for more Call 908-739-0653 phone number. or send resume to Thursday 1-7:30pm, Saturday 2:30-8:30pm Weekdays Evenings 4 - 10 pm. NOT info. 908-303-9696 - Josh 9-11am Saturday OFFICE WORK P O Box 265 BUS DRIVERS-CDL Licenst 8:30am-1pm. Call COLLECTORS/CREDIT JUST A SUMMER JOB. Prior 908-679-8110 delivery experience & knowl­ HOUSE CLEANERS- Clean­ East Brunswick, NJ 08816 required. Needed for da’ 908-739-0707 FULL TIME/PART TIME Full time/part time. Manalapan edge of Middlesex & Somer­ ing company seeks people to camp. 5 days a week. Excel Established collection agency, area. Answer phones. Call set Counties a big +. clean houses. M-F. $215.- SECRETARIES lent salary. Call 908-972-3687 North Brunswick. Computer­ 908-446-8205 GENERAL 908-271-1334 ask for Steve $250. to start. 908-545-2233 SECRETARIES NEEDED CHIROPRACTIC Assistanl ized Environment. Salary + with 50+ wpm, experienced in LANDSCAPER/Maintenance PLUMBERS & Commission. 908-247-0300 DRIVER any of the following software Enthusiastic, flexible, fron OFFICE WORK Driver’s license required. SUBCONTRACTORS packages: desk assistant needed fo Experience preferred but not Some knowledge of Q&A & SALES/ • WordPerfect busy East Brunswick chiro CUSTODIAN GREAT necessary. Call Steve at Experienced in NEW con­ PW. 20 hours per week. • Windows practic office. P/T, Monday 908-972-8309 struction. Call 908-545-7288 Pleasant office in Morganville. SALES SECRETARY • Lotus Friday, 8:30-1:30 or 2:30-8:30 MARLBORO SUMMER JOB! Call 908-972-2233 P A R T TIME RECEPTIONIST MEDICAL • Excel Call Linda 908-238-6770 JEWISH CENTER LIFEGUARDS Millstone office, 30 hours. Call immediately ENTRY LEVEL FUN! Experience preferred. Call CIRCULATION GIRLS WANTED 9:30am-2:30pm daily Daycamp, 8 weeks. Certifica Looking for individuals to work Weaser’s Ices is looking for a 10am to 3pm 908-792-0791 Local weekly newspa­ tion, CPR, First Aid required. Western From New Jersey cleaning/custodial shift. Full few good people to run Italian SERVICE REP per group needs a re­ Experience preferred. Call Between 7-19 to compete in time. Must be hard working & Ice Routes in Monmouth Temporary Services this year’s 4th annual 1994 liable versatile person 908-431-0718 PART TIME thorough. Please call Charlie County. Earn $250. to $400. Newark Pageants. Over with good customer/ The Star-Ledger has immedi-| at 908-536-2300 per week plus bonuses too. $ , . in prizes and schol­ phone skills for our 908-238-4700 ate openings for early risers.! 20 000 Good driving record a must. LIFEGUARDS arships. Call today sales department. $ 110. starting salary plus car! Call 908-780-2242 EOE M/F/H/V 1 -800-Pageant Ext. 4023 Typing and clerical CUSTODIAN expenses, dental and vision Great Summer Jobs REPORTER (1-800-724-3268) duties, knowledge of Temple Beth Shalom looking benefits, vacations, commis­ Word Perfect very Need-Certification Full-time reporter sions, rapid salary increases. for individual to be responsible DRIVERS SECRETARY helpful. Call Barbara for janitorial & maintenance of Day Hours Only wanted for weekly Call NOW! 1-800-242-0850 Excellent Salary HAIRDRESSER Englert, 908-254-7000 facility. Must be able to move Limousine company. Experi­ community newspa­ F/T for new medical equip­ enced. FT/PT. 908-679-0036 Call 908-446-5377 per. Responsibilities ment company. Health insur­ CLEANING SUPERVISOR Experienced only to take over between 9:30-2:30 furniture. Start immediately. Greater Media Newspapers include news cover­ ance claims knowledge. Must Freehold area. Evenings, following. 908-721-4702 Call 908-446-1200 7 Edgeboro Road age of municipal gov­ be detail oriented with profes­ Monday thru Friday. Experi­ MECHANIC LIFEGUARDS & WSI Certified East Brunswick, N.J. 08816 HAIR DRESSER ernment and school sional phone manner & organ­ ence necessary. Call needed. Excellent salary. Day E.O.E. M/F DAY CAMP Diesel truck, experience only. boards as well as ized secretarial skills. Working 201-586-9400 camp, 4 day week. Call MANICURIST Must have own tools. Salary human interest sto­ knowledge of computer MS HIRING: 908-972-3687 commensurate with ries. Experience re­ Word & Excel preferred. Able DELIVERY POSITIONS Sports Coaches Great opportunity. Friendly en­ SALES experience. 908-274-0800 quired. Reliable trans­ to work on occasional Satur­ Early morning. The Star Led­ Group Leaders vironment. Call 908-846-0033 2 nights & Saturday hours for portation is a must. day. No benefits. Call ger has delivery positions Pool Staff (certificate required) MASSEUSE Bridal Shop in Freehold. Must Send three clips and 908-257-661 1 or fax available in your area. Earn Call 908-446-5377 MEDICAL Beauty Salon, Middletown have a pleasant, helpful resume to: 908-257-2006 $400.-$500. a month, plus HAIR STYLIST & area. 908-842-1188 attitude. $8./hr. to start. Will DECORATING ASSOCIATE PHLEBOTOMIST Howard Altschiller cash incentives. A reliable car train. Call 908-431-2266 Seeking creative business MANICURIST Mobile medical examiners Greater Media Newspapers is a must. 1 -800-242-0850 minded person for interior needed for insurance exams, 7 Edgeboro road SECRETARY NURSE’S AIDE decorating. Training. Part/full With following. Ask for Carrol Experience a plus. Call East Brunswick, N.J. 08816 Steno & 2 years experience. DEMONSTRATORS SALES time. Call 908-946-8896 908-431-0955 800-225-5414 E.O.E. M/F 6:50am-3pm, 3pm-9pm & Knowledge of MS Word & Gifts by...HOUSE OF LLOYD/ 3pm-l1pm. State certified for Cameo Lingerie is now in this Excel desired. East Brun­ CHRISTMAS long term care. Differential for area. $75-$100. per show. ADVERTISING SALES swick. Call 908-545-1414 AROUND THE WORLD weekends. New applications $25,000.+ full time. Greater Media Newspapers, a group of weekly newspapers and mailed shoppers, COUNSELORS Multi-line home party plan. only being accepted: Free sample kit 908-390-6501 is seeking inside and outside sales representatives. SENIOR COUNSELOR Work own hours. FREE kit & Holmdel Convalescent Center Ideal for present training. Gerri 908-536-0905 SALES Flexible hours. Be The qualified candidates should be bright, aggressive, energetic and have a keen Boys travel camp. 8 weeks. 188 Highway 34 your own boss. Send resume desire to make money. 10th, 11th & 12th Travel experience preferred. DEMONSTRATORS Holmdel, NJ 07733 to: SJSW-EX P. O. Box 1049 We offer territories in Monmouth, Middlesex, Ocean and Mercer counties with grade students. Call 908-431-0718 Hiring 20. House of Llyod. Hightstown, NJ 08520 plenty of room for advancement. Chris 908-495-6586 PHLEBOTOMIST STAFF- W e are looking for SALES Previous sales experience a plus but we will train the right person. INSTRUCTORS highly motivated people who DOMESTIC-Part time blood mobile drives in Greater Media is a large, progressive multi-media corporation. We are seeking a • Co Karts enjoy working with children in fonmouth County. Must have Wallpapers To Go Will train for Rest Home in linimum year recent phle- few good men and women to join our team. a fun-based place. 1 • Martial Arts Englishtown. 4pm-midnight, is seeking Explorations. 908-438-1212 x>tomy experience. Must be Send or fax resume to: 3-4 days a week & every • Horseback Riding South Brunswick Square Mall ible to work flexible hours SALES ASSOCIATES other weekend. 908-446-3460 Gerry Haggerty Route 1 South [days, eves, weekends). who enjoy home decorating Greater Media Newspapers Day Camp Mease send resume to: and working with people. If P.O. Box 423 DRIVER Central Jersey Blood Center you have previous retail expe­ Marlboro/Freehold TEACHER j 494 Sycamore Ave. rience and are looking for part Morganville, NJ 07751 tor dry cleaning store, to pick ! Shrewsbury, NJ 07702 time/flexible hours including Fax: 908-972-6746 for Nursery School. Position up & deliver clothes. Familiar i Attn: M.E. Hickey or call some weekends. Please call ______E.O.E./M/F______908-508-0405 available September 1994. with Howell area. Own trans. Ifor application 908-842-5750 908-431-1690 Call 908-446-4700 908-370-8773

TELEMARKETING RETAIL Great Summer jobs. DRIVERS f r t , p/r ONE DAY A WEEK Making ItHappen... Again $8. an hour guaranteed to start. Work in a beautiful air EARLY MORNING conditioned office making B 0 B W _ _ DELIVERY phone calls. Perfect for stu­ Freehold. i)in if* Walk-in Interviews dents, etc. New Brunswick, and work in a fun, high energy Must have reliable vehicle to deliver Woodbridge, Ocean, Holmdel environment Great benefits newspapers. Marlboro, Freehold, For and Trenton Call today, start including 30% merchandise Our New Store In Freehold tomorrow 1-800-929-5753 discount, an incentive program Colts Neck, Manalapan, Middletown, and more, find out what Good f Thursday, Friday&Satunlc^, 9cm - 7pm Friends is all about! & Lincroft Areas. ppp J&c *I * TELEMARKETING Over 400 stores and counting.... We are Marshalls, the fast growing • Cashiers Call Karen if ; RESEARCH ASSISTANT • Sales Staff and exciting name in off-price apparel retailing. As the newest arrival in Freehold, Executive recruitment firm H f we offer the schedules, benefits and discount that you'll love. located in East Brunswick is • Seamstress 908-254-1755 seeking a dynamic individual • Cash Office E.O.E. M/F with excellent communication • Dressing Room Full and part time, day, evening and weekend positions skills & a strong phone pres­ Attendants mt ence. Retail experience A PLUS but not a must. • Loss ♦ Cashiers 4 Cash Office Clerks Please call Anita Lawrence Prevention 908-937-4800 or (Retail LP experi­ ♦ Merchmulisc Associates ♦ Service Desk FAX resume 908-937-4770 ence preferred) MAILROOM HELP HIGH SCHOOL ♦ Stock {\ssotiates ♦ Store Detectives TIRE SERVICE Person STUDENTS WELCOME! Part-Time ♦ .Sales Associates Experienced. G O O D PAY & Apply h person at our Hiring Site: ■ .'■< vsMI . * ■ * ■ 1 . ,■ * BENEFITS. Freehold Tire Mcoss Nursing Services Center. Call 908-462-0565 Building, 660 Tennent Road, These positions offer a competitive wage and an Associate discount Manalapan, NJ. (Across from Tuesday Nights Apply in person, VAN DRIVER Grace Church). (908) 972-4445. Wednesday, June 15, 4 pm-Midnight Thursday, Friday & Saturday, June 16-18, New Jersey manufacurer has 10am-12pm & 2pm-7pm immediate opening for a van 9am- i, at our new store, Thursday, June 16, driver to pick up & deliver 10am-12pm & 2pm-7pm lage Shopping Center, small packages in New York Call Friday, June 17, City & New Jersey. Must have opposite Raceway Hall) clean driving record. Call 9am-12noon 10 Trotters Way, freehold Laser Save 908-431-3339 W * are anEqu*} 908-254-7004 Opportunity Zm ptoyr. N i An Equal ask for Ernie or Bill Hew Opportunity 036 Help Wanted MIT Employer I (NTD60SI ADVERTISERS Greater Jersey Press airsirnaiiiis & REAOERS JIM., I! it the policy of this newspaper that all help wanted advertisements . . ms-*, ?****» ■>. v. will begin with e iotr title. •E.O.E. ; . , M/F Call 1-800-660-4 APS 5 0 JUNE 15. 1994, THE INDEPENDENT

045 Clothing 047 Furniture 047 Furniture Part Time HOUSEKEEPERS, NANNIES, DESK-$50. Mirror-$25. Re- LIVING ROOM SET-Couch, REFRIGERATOR- Westing- BARBERS CHAIR SECRETARY Nurses Aides. All nationalities. PROFESSIONAL DRY CLEANERS cliner-$50. Sofa-$50. End love seat, arm chair, maple house. Almond. Exc. cond. table-$20. Light-$25. Call Paider. 1962, Stainless steel. For Freehold Synagogue. Lic./Bonded. Aurora Agency frame, 3 tables. Asking $400. STEREO- Panasonic. 540 B'way., Long Branch, NJ Text, PC design, laser printer. FREE PICK-UP & DELIVERY. 908-536-4806 Please call after 4pm 908-238-3102, call evenings. $350. 609-655-0010 ext. 214 General office duties. Macin­ Faxing avail. 908-566-4878 908-222-3369 Expert cleaning/pressing. 908-251-4308 tosh computer knowledge Res./Comm. CRYSTAL DESK-Wooden. -$10. DESK, SOFA - Hide-a-bed, brown metal-$10. Will help transport helpful. Call 908-462-2924 MIDDLETOWN - NJ cert, pre- RESUMES FOR RESULTS CLEANERS 908-370-8773 LIVING ROOM SET-w/3 piece and tan. Sleeps two. $50. BARGAINS locally. Please call school/elem. teacher/mom will Better than professional laser entertainment center. Dining Solid oak headboard. $40. Giant warehouse in Matawan TAILORING care for your child in her output for a lot less money 908-390-8739 room set w/hutch. Bedroom Call 908-251-8801 LOADED with merchandise. home. Meals, snacks, flex, with personalized service? FURS furniture. 908-727-3375 Yard Sale America Store & COUNTER HELP for tailor DINETTE SET SOFA BED-2 chairs, 2 end ta­ hrs., TLC. 908-671 -9380 Adam: 908-727-3889 Full length Coyote, sz. 10, like 908-566-1178 for directions shop & dry cleaner. Located LIVING ROOM- Lovely tapes­ bles, kitchen table w/4 chairs, new. $825. Also Mink, sz. pe­ Black lacquer-smoked glass try couch(sleeper) & matching Recliner-La-2-Boy, Bureau- in Freehold. 908-462-0196 top with beveled edge, 4 gray MIDDLETOWN CALL CLASSIFIED! tite. Exc. cond. $625. Both ne­ Queen Ann chair, $500. Gold maple w/mirror, 2 night BEDROOM SET gotiable. 908-290-0453 cushioned chairs. Mint condi­ stands, Bureau-cherry w/mir­ Loving mother of 2 will pro­ Florentine coffee endtables & Girl's. Apple green w/white TEACHER tion. Asking $350. or best ror, headboard-queen, enter­ vide quality care for your child mirror, $300. Beautiful Bel­ formica tops. Dresser w/mir­ offer. Call 908-723-0113 tainment unit, shelf unit, Lawn Afternoon Hebrew School. Ju­ in my home. 908-615-0804 gium crystal lamp and chan­ ror, comer desk w/chair, night mower-Toro, recycler/mulch­ daic Studies, late afternoon & DINETTE SET-COUCH & delier, $300. All Negotiable. table, poster bed w/twin ing, 1 year old. All Excellent evening positions, 1994-1995 MIDDLETOWN- Mom of 2 will MORE. $25. each. Moving Call 908-583-9571 mattress. GAS DRYER: gold. condition. Reasonable prices. school year. Call babysit in my home. Reason­ sale. Please call Exc. cond. Call 908-679-0191 LOVE SEAT-COUNTRY. Light 908-446-1202 able rates. 908-842-5145 908-727-6477 Call after 5pm 908-780-9160 MERCHANDISE BED- blue & beige checkered. Exc. BEDROOM-7 pieces. Walnut. DINETTE SET-Hard wood in SOFA SLEEPER-QUEEN. MILLTOWN-Certified teacher Youth, maple, with mattress, cond. 6 months old. Asking Queen size. $475. Exc. cond. an antique pine finish. 1 cap­ Light tan plaid, wood trim. TELEMARKETER Will provide quality care, ac­ spring and two side guards. $200. Call 908-446-2726 Piano, walnut w/storage tains chair & 4 side chairs. $125. or best offer. Call tivities & crafts for your child $50. Call 908-251-8801 bench. $425. 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For outgoing, Call 908-247-0707 908-727-8417 DINING ROOM SET Still in wrappers. motivated individuals. No sell­ Selective Nanny & Companion BEDROOM SOFA-Queen sleeper w/ 214 Rt. 18, E.B., N.J. ANTIQUES Antique white, Ital. prov. Call 908-281-7117 CANDY DISH-Lenox. Bread ing. Make appointments only) Pine triple dresser, armoire, 2 matching loveseat. Also misc. Top prices paid for: Antique $1,500. 908-462-9442 Tray-Silver. Plus odd pieces Call 908-591-8890 OLD BRIDGE - Loving, Chris­ night stands & queen bed. items for sale. Call fine china. All for $75.00. Call furniture, oriental rugs, paint­ $975. SOFA & LOVESEAT, DINING ROOM SET MOVING SALE 908-308-4637. TELEPHONE SALES - From tian mom will care for your ings, jewelry & silver. W e pur­ 908-254-0315 child. Call 908-360-0108 $150. All exc. cond. Old Bridge office. 9-1 or 1-5 chase entire contents of es­ Oriental. Black lacquer. Mas­ BEDROOM SET-5 pieces w/ CAROUSEL CONSIGNMENT 908-290-0453 ter Bedroom set-King size. weekdays. 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Colo­ (excludes Bargain Comer/Art). Charisma. Black. 12 place side arm). Lighted hutch, pieces. $600. Desks, bar, Jewish Synagogue program, will care for your child in her nial Pine. $500. Couch- con­ (2 Call 908-303-0872 setting + completer set. New- 56" wide x 77” high. Exc. crystal chandelier for din. rm., ages 10-18. Sunday evenings. home . Great references. Call vertible, love seat, & chair. used only 5 times. No chips. cond., like new. Asking curio-custom, hutch, organ & ABOVE GROUND POOLS Need relevant experience. 908-679-2291 $500. Call 908-390-2144 In stores $920. Selling $500. Call 613-4708 $1,600. 908-583-5788 much more. 908-254-6613 All sizes. Complete packages. Call 908-583-8757 (Leave message) BEDROOM SET-Thomasville, Wholesale prices. FREE Find That One of a Kind Gift for the DINING ROOM SET- Ranch COLLECTIBLES-Disney. OLD BRIDGE 7 piece, all wood. Master, DELIVERY. 908-251-5075 Discriminating Person oak w/open hutch + drapes + MOVING SALE!! Music boxes-Sequicels. 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Me­ AWNING-Light blue & white. the summer. 908-525-1952 Call 908-530-8505 bles. End tables-2 oak. Enter­ dium oak entertainment unit, 24’2” x 3’ x 4’6". Asking $200. DISHES-CHINA 95 pieces. Hundreds of companies need tainment center. Call $85. Other furnishings, avail. Very negotiable. Call Complete set of Royal Cameo home workers. Details SOUTH RIVER Your child, my B E D R O O M SETS-Two 3 908-671-2269 Call 908-521-4985 after 6pm 908-254-0671 dinner wear-$85. Call 908-389-1496 ext. 220 home. Full/part time. $2.50 piece bedroom sets, two or leave message 908-972-1540 hour. Call 908-238-2738 lamps, glass enclosed book­ DINING ROOM SET-Oriental AWNING-new, white, 47”x POSTAL & GOVERNMENT case, baby items- carriage, style, 12 pc. Red & black. RECLINERS-2 Stratalounger. 42". $160. Oak formica table- DOG HOUSE-Large, wood. SOUTH RIVER-Responsible AIR CONDITIONERS JO B S. $23./hour plus benefits. baby carrier, etc. Desk and Custom made. $800. or best Couch- 91’ beige. End table- 6 ft. $150. Bruer style chairs- Redwood set-Massive w/as- warm person will care for your To apply 1-800-527-5399 $75. & up. Most sizes avail. misc. items. 906-972-9276 offer. Call 908-251-0091 square solid wood. Excellent seafoam & mauve. 6 at $12. sorted pieces. Free swing set. child in my home. Call Wanted: air conditioners dead DINING ROOM SET-Solid condition. Call 908-308-0119 each. Call 908-495-2177 evening 908-462-7975 908-238-3092 or alive! $$$ Also Repairs & POSTAL JOBS BEDROOM-Solid Cherry, 6 Wood. Excellent condition. In­ Free Estimates. 908-566-3233 pc., queen-$925. Thomasville cludes 4 chairs & leaf. $75. Start $11.41 per hour. For 6 pc. queen set & quoizel AIR CONDITIONERS WIN­ Call 908-431-2481 exam and application informa­ lamps-$925. Both beautiful DOW - 6,000 BTU’s & 12,000 tion, call 219-769-8301 sets. Old train set, carved DRY SINK - DINING TABLE BTU's. Exc. cond. Best offer. Ext. NJ 576, from 9am - 9pm clock, mahogany chest of w/2 side benches & 2 arm 908-495-5303 aft. 8:30pm Sunday through Friday CHILD CARE'Housecleaning drawers, $100. each ma­ chairs. MUST SELL. Call H ouse Portraits Mon.-Fri. 6-.30AM-5PM. Must FREEZER-19.5 cu. ft. United hogany bookcases, $40. 908-297-2503 “10 SECRETS TO GETTING speak English, non-smoker, Comm. Heavy duty. Upright. each. Call 908-238-9009 HIRED”-comprehensive 24 references. 908-290-7812 Used 1 yr. Paid $1,000. Ask­ GLASS TOP TABLE page report. Send $5. to: Ca- ing $375. 908-727-1635 Brass bottom, 4 chairs, good reerworks, P.O. Box 480621, EAST BRUNSWICK-Exp. non­ BILLIARD BALLS cond. $125. 908-906-7913 The Perfect Gift Los Angeles, CA. 90048 smoker, live out nanny to care For pool table. Regulation for infant in our home. Tues- GAS DRYER UTILITY COMPANY JOBS size. $5. Call 906-390-8739 HUTCH & DRY SINK Fri. Refs required. CPR/First Created in Oils Kenmore. White. Extra large Country style. $300. for both. $8.25-$ 15.75 per hour this Aid a + 908-257-3078 area. Men and women need capacity. Heavy duty, 4 cycles BREAKFRONT-1940’s era. 4 Call 908-888-8182 or Watercolors w/wrinkle guard. All booklets drawer, glass front, dark cher­ ed. No experience necessary. KITCHEN SET - Pine trestle & installation instr. $200. Call ry. $900. or best offer. Call F o r information call JAMESBURG tbl., 34 x 48, 1 bench w/ 908-257-4662 609-275-2953 • Birthdays 1-219-736-4715, ext. U2647 Exp. babysitter, in my home cushion. Ex. cond. $170. or 9am-9pm 7 days. REFRIGERATOR-Finished re­ Minimum 3 days per wk. 2 girl CHINA CABINET-Contemp. best offer. Call 908-431-1148 • Anniversaries modeling, must sell. G.E. side toddlers, ages 2 & 3. Light Med. tone wood. 6’ wide. by side, almond, 24 cubic ft. • All Special housekeeping. Refs, req., own Lighted, mint cond. $750. Call KITCHEN SET glass shelves $400. Call trans preferred. 908-521-4469 evenings 908-431-0142 908-671-2941 Glass tbl. top, all brass, 5 Occasions chairs. $225. or best offer. MANALAPAN ★ REFRIGERATORS ★ CHINA CABINET-Solid oak w/ ABERDEEN-Quality care for light. $395. DINETTE SET- Call 908-739-9182 your child. Meals. Flex, hours. Child care needed in my Guaranteed, 90 days. Glass & brass. $225. Call Activities. Call 908-583-1496 home for 6 & 3 year old. 2 $175. +. Choice of sizes and evenings 908-866-0297 KITCHEN TABLE days per week starting 6am in colors. Very clean. A rtis t CARE FOR KIDS - Day Care September. Own transporta­ Can deliver. 908-225-5272 Marble top w/4 chairs. Dining referrals. State certified, pre room table-glass top w/4 tion needed, non-smoking, ref­ STOVE-w/hood. Kenmore. 30 COUCH school programs offered. erences a must. Call & leave chairs. China closet-oak. Call 155 South St., Freehold, NJ 07728«908-462-1020 inch, gas, harvest gold. $75. 7’ brown contemp. Good No tee 908-446-8027 message 908-972-8198 908-828-0512 Please call evenings cond. $150. 906-780-4417 KITCHEN/DINING ROOM- CHILDREN’S CHOICE MORGANVILLE - Needed 908-254-0402 COUCH, LOVE SEAT Country maple. 6 chrs., 2 Ivs. 46 W. Ferris St., E. Brunswick Mon., Tues., Thurs. 1pm-5pm T.V.-Black & white portable. Matching set. ROCKING Round-oval table. Open hutch Ages 3 months-5 years. in my home. Non-smoker. Works great! Must sell. Mov­ CHAIR-Eariy American. Call $500. day 908-254-4650 nite Kindergarten. State Certified. Call 908-591-2291 ing. $25. or best offer. Call 908-329-6423 908-254-2873 Open 6:30am-7pm, 12 months 908-679-8639 F a m i l y a year. Call 908-613-4488 KITCHEN/DINING ROOM- OLD BRIDGE WASHER-Kenmore, new CRIB-Simmons, oak, in per­ Colonial maple. 6 chrs., 2 Ivs. fect cond. Incl. mattress, EF AU PAIR F/T child care in our home. heavy duty, large capacity. Round-oval table. Open hutch $150. Bdrm. set-platform bed, Monday-Friday, 7am-6:30pm Used 3 months. Orig. $600. $500. day 908-254-4650 nite European Live-in child care Own transportation. Refer­ Asking $400. 908-780-1067 queen mattress, 2 drawers 908-254-2873 P o r t r a i t s Thoroughly screened, legal under bed, storage in hdbd., 2 ences. Only serious inquiries WASHER/DRYER-Apartment LIVING ROOM - NEW, sofa, Visas, 1st aid trained, dedi­ attached endtables. $150. 908-679-0432 after 7pm siz, white. Good/exc. condi loveseat & chair. Still in cated to your child care 908-329-9047 The Perfect Gift tion. $350. or best offer. Call wrappers. Asking $295. Can needs. Average $176./week. between 4-9pm 908-390-4987 deliver. Call 908-281-7117 For more information call DAY BED-White iron & brass Created in Oils Michele Chazen Complete w/2 Ortho mat­ LIVING ROOM Country 908-566-8937 tresses & pop-up trundle. Un­ SOFA-$325. RECLINER-$150 or Pastels Gov't, designated non-profit used in box. Cost $800. Sell $325. Call 908-906-2067 B R A N D N EW • Birthdays FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP ABC TYPING GREAT BUY!!! • Anniversaries Experienced mom will babysit LETTERS & MORE!! T1 4000E NOTEBOOK-DX2/ DEN FURNITURE ail 908-679-7059 • All Special Occasions child in her home. References REASONABLE RATES 50 Brand New, never used availaqble. 908-780-1023 Call 908-536-3495 Active color. $3,000. or best Colonial, wood. 2 Chairs, LIVING ROOM • Pet Portraits offer. Call 908-706-3705. couch w/cushions & coffee FREEHOLD- Rel. teen sitter ALL American Typing table. $200. or best offer. Call Sectional sofa, double > Wedding Portraits or mother’s helper for summer TANDY 1000 TL/2 - Tandy rocker & chair, Modem. Speedy Service & Inexpensive REB high resolution color 908-721-5317 eves, or weekends. Exp. Call Call 908-521-2235 Excellent condition. $200. or Michele. 908-780-0462 monitor CM-11. IBM compat best offer. 908-615-3925 able 3.5 discs. Home organiz­ HELMETTA-Experienced, lov­ 15 FREE RESUMES er & deskmate programs in­ DESK LIVING ROOM SET-Couch & A r tis t ing mother will babysit any w/first order. Written/typeset, cluded. Great cond. All paper­ Pine, large with book shelf. 2 chairs plus matching large age, day or night. References laser printed. RUSH Service work & manuals included $175. or best offer. Hassock. Good cond. $350. 155 South St., Freehold, NJ 07728 • 908-462-1020 available. Call 908-656-0856 Write For You....908-446-8012 Asking $700. 908-723-9015 Call 908-745-9183 Call 908-721-2835 THE INDEPENDENT, JUNE 15,1994 5 1

DRAFTING TABLE AAAA ANTHONY'S ANTIQUE MANALAPAN POT BELLY STOVE-4' tall. 2' SAX-CONN TENOR Rebuilt EAST BRUNSWICK PARLIN-BARGAINS Professional-straight edge, x 2' base. Cast iron. $200. or PAYS TOP $$$$ for used fur­ w/case. $500. Olds trumpet, DRUMS 110 Pinetree Dr. (off Ernston cover, drawing roller, drafting best offer. Please call niture, glass, art, toys, all col­ like new w/case. $500. Call MULTI FAMILY Rd.). Sat., 6/18, 8-4. RAIN or stool. $150. Complete. Call lectables, etc. Love attics & JMA-5 Pieces, w/double bass 908-873-3210 MOVING SALE 908-249-4699 1 Sandpiper Dr. (off Gordons SHINE. Clothing, books, fum., 908-566-9358 eves. basements. Estate contents pedal & cymbal stands. Hard­ 17 Churchill Rd.(Rambling bought or auctions. Est. 1979 ware alone worth over $500. Corner Rd.) Sat. 6/18, 9-4. jewelry, household, etc. FILTER-Hayward EC 40. 1 Hills, Old Bridge Tpk. to Glad­ Rain date 6/19. Great buysl POWER WASHER 908-264-3130 Baskin Robbins $500. Firm. Call 908-257-2559 stone) Sat. 6/18, 9-3. Try; HP motor. 8 yrs. old. Good 908-739-9847 for Uncle Joe SAYREVILLE Tomahawk, commercial. Ex­ action figures, baby acce ss MANALAPAN- condition. $60. Call after 8 SAVE THIS AD ORGAN B-2 Hammond and cellent condition. $1,200. old LP’s, books etc. Mon.-Fri. 908-525*8179 H-31 Leslie speaker. $1,995. MOVING SALE 908-577-8627 AAAAAA Antiques, used furn., Leslie speaker model 45. 5 FAMILIES FLATWARE-Gold, service for estates, contents of homes, FREEHOLD 60 Delikat Lane (Main St. $495. Call 908-363-3509 Thompson Lane (off Pease) 10 plus HOSTESS SET. RACK SYSTEM-ADCOM. etc. 908-888-8377/264-6458 BICYCLE 33 Moreau Ave. (Off South 1st. Townhomes) Sat., 6/18, 9-3. Fri. 6/17, 9-2. Sat. 6/18, 10-4. $175. Please call 1000 watts. Polk audio speak­ MENS 10 speed. $50. Call Next to Van's Restaurant) $at. Girls clothes, toys, etc. ALL LIONEL TRAINS 908-446-3862 ers, CD, cass. deck, phono, 908-257-7194 6/18 & 19, 10am-5pm. Housewares, exercise equip­ T.V., vacuum, air conditioner Or Flyer. Top cash appraisal. ORGAN ment, books, bikes, kids SOUTH RIVER- HOT TUB - NEVER USED & microwave. $2,000. best Price no object. 908-946-2893 Wurlitzer electronic. Funmaker clothes, games & more. 5 PERSON. Complete $1,995. FREEHOLD BORO offer. Call 908-297-0093 model w/touchtone & bench. BIKE MR. MEDIA. 908-363-2952 ALL OLD ORIENTAL RUGS & MANALAPAN-85 Old Queens MULTI FAMILY Paisley shawls. Any size or Mint cond. $450. or best offer. 26” Giant. 12 speed. Girls. MOVING SALES Blvd. Saturday, 6/18, 10-3. 42 Johnson PI. (off Old Bridge RADIO-Emerson from 1950's, cond. 1-800-221-5119 CASH Call 908-828-0559, 9am-7pm pink bakelite. Alarm Clock- Hardly used. $100. Call after Electronics, trains, house­ Tpke.) Fri. & Sat. 6/17 & 18, JACK LA LANE 6pm 908-290-9286 49 Barkalow Ave. (betw. Rt. wares, car parts, more. Realtone non-digital. Both 537 & Rt. 79) Sat. 6/18, ^-4. 9-3. Something for everyone! Gold membership for sale, ORGAN-Hammond. G o od $60.00. Call 908-254-0315 ANTIQUES cond. Series, Everett. Must Rain date 6/25. Furn., clothfes, MANALAPAN-Carlisle Ct. $500. Serious inquires only. BIKE-16" girls. Excellent con­ SOUTH RIVER-271 Main St. & QUALITY COLLECTIBLES Sacrifice. $250. or best offer. tools, housewares, etc. (Tennent Rd. to Devon Dr. to Call Laura 908-238-5435, RADIOS-Short wave. Ken­ dition. Training wheels in­ Saturday 6/18, 9-3. Rain or Call PM 908-264-6583 Carlisle) Saturday, June 18. leave message. cluded. $35. Call shine. New clothes, toys & wood. R300 receiver. Yaesu Consignments Wanted 10-2. TWO FAMILIES. FRG-7000. Best offer. 908-679-9268 FREEHOLD Specialty Gift Items. Freehold Antique Gallery PIANO TUNER/REPAIRMAN LAWN MOWER-RIDER 908-739-2035 MARLBORO-53 Guest Dr. (off Victoria Collins, Manager Reliable & reasonable. AssoC. 26” cul. 5hp Briggs & Straion MULTI FAMILY Union Hill Rd. To Millay to Member of the Piano Techni­ EXERCISE BIKE engine. $300. 908-721-7066 Guest) Sat. & Sun. 6/18 & 19, cians Guild. 609-655-2723 LIKE NEW $50. 70 Bannard St. also 2 & |12 REDECORATED 908-462-7900 9-3. Moving sale. Must sell. LAWN TRACTOR Call 908-238-2615 William St. (Betw. Throckmor­ Microwave/convection, Qua­ AVOID Garage Sale Hassles. ton & Stokes) Fri. 6/17 & Sfet. MARLBORO-Ryan Rd. to Sil­ w/snow blower attachments. sar. Almost new. $200. w/ Marilyn buys knick knacks, PIANO 6/18, 8:30-7. Rain date 6/19 vers Rd. to Emmons Ct. Fri., NORTH BRUNSWICK $350. Call after 5pm table, $250. Exercise bench, furn., antiques. 908-257-9107 S0L0FLEX Sat. 6/17 & 18, 10-2. Multi­ 908-390-0795 DP Body Tone 300. New. UPRIGHT. Beautiful. Great The 525 Club, 2549 US Rt. 1 BEFORE YOU HAVE YOUR Complete Set $650. FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP family. W e’ve got it all! $100. Electric cooktop. Blk. Antique. Not tuned." Large & South (Comer of Aaron Rd.) SALE! We Buy & Sell Call 908-438-0171 LIVING ROOM SET-4 pieces, glass, almost new, $150. old” $350. Call after 3pm MATAWAN- Saturday 6/25, 9-2. In/out. 24 Broad St Keyport black leather. Tables, marble 908-679-3454 908-901-7995 4 FAMILIES Call for info. 908-297-8314 Lil 908-264-0777 or 264-8615 & glass. Lamps. Also 1 stove. S0L0FLEX 70 Glenbrook Rd. (off 537 MULTI FAMILY $950. Negotiable Call CASH FOR BOOKS PIANO- Baby Grand, 5’x5’, Randolph Rd.) Sat. 6/18, 8- 908-370-0066 RIDING MOWER walnut, excellent c o n d . Exercise system. Exc. cond Girls, boys & adults clothir Miriam Drive (off Rt. 516) Sat. Old Magazines 908-536-0850 $1,295. 60” solid oak table & Asking $500. 908-566-0140 & Sun. 6/18 & 19, 9-3. LIVING ROOM SET-of 2 SNAPPER, 6 HP, w/vacuum toys, tools, furniture, tools, 4 chairs. $775. 908-434-4793 couches & comer table, re­ attachments. Exc. cond. $400. track tapes, misc. household. MILLTOWN-21 Bruce Court cliner, stereo, ceiling fan, 908-536-9693 CASH for TOYS (Off Washington Ave.) Fri. & PIANO-Baby Grand Checker­ S0L0FLEX misc. items. 908-360-1192 HOLDMEL - 12 Fairmont F*d. 1940s to 1990s ing. Completely rebuilt, Ivory Sat. 6/17 & 18, 9-5. Bargain SEABRIGHT LOCKER Leg & chest attachments. Mint (Bethany to Old Manor Ri Prices For Many Items! Gl Joes, Kiss, Star Wars & all keys. Excellent condition. LUGGAGE-Brown, 3 pcs., condition. 908-257-0748 Sat. 6/18, 9-4. Ceiling fan Anerican Tourister. $70. 26”, BEACH CLUB. MUST SELL! other types. 908-257-7887 $4,000. 908-679-3167 MONROE 17 Brandy PI. (off 908-615-9610 odds & ends. Rain date 6/1 28" & garment bag. No keys. CASH for USED CAMERAS STAIR CLIMBER-Pro Form. Spotswood/Englishtown Rd.) 908-739-2035 PIANO-KIMBALL UPRIGHT 3001 STX. £lectonic, pro­ Sat. & Sun. 6/18 & 19, 9-5. SLIDING GLASS DOORS & all photo equip. New or old. w/bench. Excellent condition. grammable. New. $299. Call 1 pc. or whole studio. 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Lawn (Rt. 9 New Friendship to Sami (Laurel Parfc) Sat. & Sun. 6/18 TELEVISION-Sony 19” $100. CONSIGNMENT YAMAHA PIANOS Van Brackle) Sat. 6/18, 9-4. mower 3.5 hp $60. Music cen­ to Metedeconck) Sat. 6/11), & 19, 9-2. Jewelry, household, PIANO & ORGAN LESSONS Vacuums, upright & canister, Multi family. House furnish­ ter, Sansuai-$250. Call WURLITZER, SAMICK 9-3. Fum., dishes, clothes et/ Prof. instruction at your home. work. Reasonable prices. Call Foot battery operated w/re- furniture & bric-a-brac. FREEHOLD MUSIC CTR. miles. Very nice car. $2,250. 18, 9-2. Bikes, furniturq, MOVING SALE 25 yrs. teaching experience. 908-238-0814 charger. Good condition. $50. 908-462-4730 Call 908-972-4882 household items, toys, etc. Something for Everyone! Hank Ploskon 908-238-1555 908-251-7859 DEJA VU MOVING SALE 1 n| ^ r -rm-- TRACTOR- JOHN DEERE. 15 W. Main St., Freehold SWIM LESSONS Childrens furniture & acces­ Model L. Plow & Cultivator. 908-431-2001 sories, playpen, highchair, $2,500. Please call Certified in ALS, W SI & C PR GAS STATION Memorabilia Call Lisa 908-458-0277 walker, bikes etc. Master bed­ 609-259-7751 Signs, Oil Bottles, Globes & room set. Also Youth furniture. Related Items. Anything be TRUCKS-Hess, collectors. SWIMMING LESSONS Lawn mower & garden equip- fore 1950. 908-251-8477 men. Clothing, Plants, Books. N E W IN B O X E S . TBte M m ta g e of C Private lessons, my pool or Reasonable prices. Call 1991-1992-1993. $75. for all. GUNS, swords, military items. yours. Certified instructor. All 908-591-9332 Call 908-727-8417 Cash. Lie. NJ/Fed. Dealer. ages. Call Jodi 908-238-5399 House calls. Bert 821-4949 MOVING SALE WATER COOLER If TENNIS LESSONS M A K E M O N E Y ALL AGES & LEVELS Oak din. rm. set, din. rm. & Cold. Asking $200. Excellent Award winning pro w/15 yrs. kit. fixtures, teen bedrm. set, condition. Call 908-294-0104 WHO tHMl SPECIAL h i exp. 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Fully ins. 908-780-3575 • 908-462-9558 NEW 1994 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 4 dr., 6 cyl., auto, o/d, p/s, p/anti-lock brakes., a/c, aml/fm st/cass, fab/int, SAL’S PAINTING A QUALITY JOB PAINT 3 ROOM S rec/seats, r/def, p/w, p/d/l, tint, pin strip, tilt. Stk #60211. VIN #R4238026. Done by C.L. WYATT $299. ANY COLOR MSRP $21,803. Lease is $600 down + 1st payment security deposit- INTERIOR RENOVATIONS +MV fees +$1500 Rebate. Plus tax, 12,000 milfes per year, 100 per Wallpapering & Sheetrock FOR INQUIRIES CALL Repair. Call 908-873-3906 908-390-0103 908-521-0537 mile overage. Res. $7,682. Security deposit |s 399. ACE PAINTING THE WALL DOCTOR Custom Paperhanging LEASE $ Interior/Exterior By Tex Miller. 908-536-9451 Powerwashing FOR Commercial/Residential Benjamin Moore Paints WALLPAPER Servicing all areas. Hung with TLC, patience & 908-291-8306 neatness! Maria 908-888-1337

AL’S PAINTING 087 Power Washing Interior & Exterior GET THE BEST FOR LESS For free estimate call 908-583-3306 ABSOLUTE ALL PAINTING POWER WASHING Siding, decks, gutters & INTERIOR/EXTERIOR concrete. Bill 908-251-7089 Quality Work. Reasonable Rates. Mike 908-363-2786 BARON'S Power Washing R a s s a s Best prices. 908-370-9390 ALL PAINTING JOBS- Excellen! indoor & outdoor painting. Residential & com­ HOUSE WASHING mercial. Free estimates. Fully ATA POWERCLEAN nsured. 908-679-5999 Member N.J. BBB 1-800-794-1417 PONTIAC ANTHONY’S Owned and operated by the Rassas Family for 65 years. Have Brush*Will Travel POWER WASHING Aaron Rassas 3ainter & Handyman Services Installation & repairs of win­ ACTION Prices include all costs to consumer except License, Registration! and taxes dows, doors, fixtures, mait- • Decks • Patios Doxes. Painting, chimney •Aluminum/Vinyl • Driveways flashing, leaders, gutters, etc. • Sidewalks • Brick Cleaning 395 Broad Street, Red Bank • 7 4 1 - 5 1 8 Call Tony at 908-566-2051 Call John 908-251-0893 5 8 JUNE 15, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT

105 Boats tor Sale 105 Boats for Sale 105 Boats for Sale Accessories AAA LEVY’S DUN-RITE 25’ 1987 C-HAWK-1988 Su­ INGROUND POOLS CENTURY ROOFING 18' DONZI-400 hp Chevy en­ 29' SILVERTON '86- T-V6, full VOLVO 270 - Rebuilt outdr. ACURA INTEGRA LS '91 gine. Excellent condition w/ zuki 175 HP, Radar, windless, enclosure, 2500 watt inverter, 5 spd., air, pwr. wndws/sunrf., W E’RE RATED #1! for 4 cyl. $850. Also used by SHANLEY POOLS WINDOWS WASHED trailer. 908-920-7763/ radio., loran, depthfinder, re­ sleeps 6, FWC electronics, in Leak specialist/gutter cleaning parts for sale. am/fm cass., exc. cond., Repairs/Service/Openings STORMS & SCREENS 908-899-6515 mote spotlight, many extras! water. Just serviced & tuned Expert results. 908-254-1329 Bob 908-752-1029 77,000 hwy. miles. $9,500. Replacement Liner Specialists GUTTERS CLEANED $16,000. Call 609-693-8015 up. Ready to go, needs noth­ Lv. message. 908-329-2966 908-536-9393, 908-251-5595 No waiting. Exc., clean work. 18.5 FT. DIXIE J & R ROOFING & SIDING 2 5 ’ CHRIS CRAFT '76- ing. $39,000. or best offer. With trailer. Both in good con­ AMC ’79 38,600 Original Reas, rates. 906-739-8755 Fiberglass. Very good condi­ Call days 908-240-4862 or WANTED UNBEATABLE RATES dition. BEST OFFER. Please miles. New brakes, battery, tion. Sleeps 4, 270 hp Cru­ evenings 908-505-9204 Tandem axle trailer for 21' call 908-721-2221 muffler & tires. Asking $500. Exp. & ins. 908-846-7525 sader. FWC, 68 hrs , Loran, boat, Volvo Penta parts. 30' CHRIS CRAFT '58-All Call 908-671-0190 20’ CABIN SAILBOAT DF/HF, color fish finder, Elec­ original, marine plywood lap­ Call Bob 908-752-1029 RL LEMPFERT ENSENADA - fiberglass. tro San Head. Many extras. strake cruiser, twin 283's, boat BUICK REGAL '85- Sleeps 4, center board, trailer, $10,500. Call 609-466-2422 & engine in good condition. Auto, air, am/fm. Good condi­ Re-roofing, tear-offs, repairs CALL CLASSIFIED! A.A. & J. good condition, fully equipped. 26' COLUMBIA ’76-Sailboat. $2,875. Call leave message tion. Asking $1,950. Call Call 908-679-0096 4.5 HP Seagull motor. $3,200. PLUMBING & HEATING Fiberglass Draft 2’ ,OB, head, 609-597-1717 908-972-7649 BOATING Call 609-924-3399 dingy. Keyport. $5,000. Call S & R ROOFING & SIDING SEA DOO WATER CRAFT BUICK SKYLARK ’78 Repairs & Remodeling 908-521 -1167/908-521 -0534 Sewer & Drain Cleaning Windows. Carpentry. Fully Ins. 20' GALAXY CUDY CABIN '93-SPX w/trailer. Asking 2 dr. V6 eng. rebuilt, 2nd Water Heaters. NJ Lie.# 5842 FREE Estimates 908-679-2291 ’86- I/O w/ trailer. Good cond. 2 8 ’ CHRIS CRAFT ’66- $5,000. or best offer. Call hand trans., many new parts. 1-800-490-3641 Low mileage. Incl. kneeboard. Plywood lapstrake, twin 350’s. 908-725-8148/908-685-3023 $1,100. Call 908-787-7495 908-238-3564/908-360-1997 $4,500. or best offer. Must 150 hrs. since ’91 repower. VINYL SIDING see. Call 908-521-0209 FB good cond. $3,275. Call AUTOMOTIVE CADDY COUPE DEVILLE INSTALLATION & REPAIRS ’82. Navy. Low mileage. Runs ALAN BLACKBURN 22' BAYLINER COBRA ’88­ well. P/s, p/b, air, am/fm cass. Lg./sm. jobs. Ins. Free est. 13' SAILBOAT-w/trailer. Fiber­ 28' WINNER '73-All glass. 106 S S r . e s Plumbing/Heating. 260 hp engine w/70 hrs.. trail­ Lots of new parts. Body in Monmouth only 908-367-0465 glass. Good condition. Com­ 318 Chrysler engine. Low Water Heaters, Boiler Installa­ er included. $10,900. Call 110 Autos tor Sale great shape. Needs electrical plete. $695. Call hours. Have to see! $7,500. MARINE OUTBOARD tions. Remodeling. NJ Master 908-780-1738 work on accessories. $1,750. 908-747-7907 Call 908-240-2888 MOTOR-Sea King. 25hp, Call 908-536-2861 Plumbers License # 5325 24’ HANKINS SEABRIGHT good running cond. $475. 5 ACURA INTEGRA LS ’90 - 908-238-2945 17’ MACRA CATAMARAN- SKIP 1972-Cuddy cabin. Less gal. tank inc. 908-251-5551 White, 2 dr., sunroof, a/c, am/ No trailer. MANY EXTRAS. than 20 hrs on rebuilt 80 HP Classified Sells fm cass. $8,500. or best offer. Classified Sells Asking $1,400. Please call diesel. A classic at $8,000. Call 908-521-9282 BACSOKA A & J TRASH REMOVAL & 1-800-660-4ADS CALL CLASSIFIED! HAULING. Painting, Odd Jobs 908-709-0726 908-219-9616 1-800-660-4ADS Plumbing & Heating & Landscaping. Very reason­ Complete kitchen/bath remod­ able rates. 908-826-4372 eling. Water Heaters. Sewer & DEVLIN REUPHOLSTERY Drain Cleaning. Reasonable rates. Free Estimates. Dining room chairs, kitchen License #5628. W e do it all. sets, etc. Reas, rates. Call Bob 908-727-7394 Call 908-727-0014 ★ * * * * "Custom er Satisfaction Is Standard Equipm ent" * * * * * G. TAYLOR FURNITURE * * * * **i REFINISHING REPAIR * * * * * H PLUMBING & HEATING Caning • Rushing * * * * * Repairs • Remodeling • New 908-938-4064 Construction • Water Heaters ★ * * * */ • Reasonable • Reliable • IMPERIAL IMPROVEMENTS- Gary Taylor, Plumbing Li­ Manufacturer ot furniture r cense # 5877. 908-251-5322 & repairs, counter tops, bedrooms, and wall units. GARDEN STATE 908-363-5297 T iiM E R M C A N PLUMBING and HEATING SLIPCOVERS. Custom made. WATER HEATERS Your fabric. QUALITY WORK, iCH EVRDLET* GCBCPi REPAIRS & REMODELING BIG SAVINGS. 908-257-5409 "MM GEORGE SAHUL JR. License #5568 TELEPHONE Installation Repair, Jacks, Wiring 908-251-5660 25 yrs. exp. w/NYNEX JENLOR PLUMBING Call Ed, 908-536-2477 Lic.#9473. Jim Pilato. No job too small. 908-370-4435 TELEPHONE TOM’S PLUMBING INSTALLATION THE LAND Plumbing & Heating. Water CJL COMMUNICATIONS Heaters, Boilers. Appliances & Sales/Service 908-739-0803 Gas Grills installed. Small jobs OK. 7 day serv. NJ Plumbing Lie. #9454. 908-727-7719 c a I , so w®

ALTERATIONS w * SCREENPRINTING Sayreville 908-257-7552 T-shirts, sweats, jackets, hats, ALTERATIONS- Men/Women. signs, decals, vinyl lettering. DRESSMAKING. Custom valu®t S o p working ^nT" y____f f c m U MIKE DOLLY 908-294-8979 Bridal Parties. 908-446-4838 vvon‘SiJK I V HEMMING, ETC- S i i r t f l f ^ F m m M ■ W F • Type & Sew 908-462-7494 „ H p ’ ■’ H P j f , ■■J* '*88***' o w n e d *

ABOVE ALL • Roofing/Siding Reliable Quality Service 094aTranspcr Free est. 1 800-553-3733 ALEX SMUTKO CHAUFFEUR | y o u c o n Your car or mine. Anytime, ROOFING anywhere. Airports, NYC, Phila., etc. F/t or p/t. Low SYNONYMOUS rates. Conley 908-449-2019 A* The economy and taxes are OLYMPIC Airport Shuttle *ar't fl* f g l f f l R f hurting both of us. I need you, 26 departures to/from Newark and you WILL save money with me. Airport. $15. FROM HAZLET. $12. FROM WOODBRIDGE. * Res ./Commercial Roofing JFK & NYC Piers, $25. & up. I'll roof your house as if it Call 1-800-822-9797 were my own. Smutko Roof­ ing, year after year, proven to be on top of the roofing indus­ try. The Dec. ’92 & '93 Nor’ Easter demonstrated what can happen to an improperly in­ stalled roof. Don't let it hap­ pen to you! Please call Alex! SALE! SALE! 908-583-0412 BOO-794-ROOF Vinyl Replacement Windows CRAZY LOW SPRING REROOF PRICES!! Using 25 year warranty shin­ Only $179.95 Ea. * CHEVY TRUCKS. gles. Hand nailing at its best. CALL NOW!!! Installed (normal installation) Limited Time Offer ANCHOR SIDING Contractors...! do sub-work SERVICE COMPANY All Home Improvements ANYTIME. ANYWHERE 908-727-5350 THE ROOF DOCTOR Seals your leaks when you 096aWlndow need protection the most. Roof repair specialist. GUTTER CLEANING CUSTOM CURTAINS u Free estimates. Fully insured. Low Prices...... 908-577-0375 Evans Maint. 1 -800-303-3873 CHEVROLET • Ge© ASCH ROOFING and SIDING WINDOW TREATMENTS > • Seamless Gutters • Repairs Fully Insured. Free Estimates. BY JERRY "Customer Satisfaction Is Standard Equipment' 908-238-4463/908-257-6965 Custom Made Shop At Home CARLIN ROOFING Verticals, mini blinds, pleated Construction. Roofs, vinyl sid­ shades. 60% discount w/free 1255 HIGHWAY 35, ing, gutters, leaders, all re­ estimate, measuring and pairs. Free estimates, insured installation. 100% guaranteed. middletowN go71-62(10 908-458-5619 Jerry Asch 1-609-655-7548 THE INDEPENDENT, JUNE 15,1994 5 9

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CHEVROLET CHEVELLE SS- PLYMOUTH SUNDANCE PONTIAC TRANS AM GTA GOOD CREDIT? 396 7 0 - P/S. P/B, A1C, T- '87-4 dr., auto, air, new motor, ’87 - 5.7 V8, white/grey int. All 400, 12 bolt, red/black stripes. battery, rack & pinion. 87,000 power, digital dash, auto. Exc. Exc. cond. $6,500. or best miles. $3,000. 908-251-0468 cond., garage kept. Adult offer. Call 908-521-3274 PONTIAC GRAND AM. 1991- owner. 57,000 miles. $8,250. GOOD PERSON ask for Jack 908-566-0303 BAD CREDIT? CHEVROLET CORVETTE '88 Red, 4 cyl. tech. eng., auto. Elec. blue, mint cond., loaded, A/C, remote alarm, sunroof. removable top, 4 spd. W/OD. BAD CREDIT Brand new Michelin tires, mint PORSCH E 911 '80 Excellent condition 8,000 orig. miles. Car has New Program Available cond. Warr. $6,995. Call Call ahead for pre-approved credit & receive $200 towards been in storage. Serious in­ 908-238-6486 ALL ORIGINAL your purchase. All applications welcome regardless of your quires only. Asking $21,500. ACADEMY HONDA $12,500. Call 908-870-1223 Call 609-259-3903 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX ’80 - credit experience. Credit specialists on premises. OLD BRIDGE, N.J. Needs minor work, rebuilt TOYOTA CAMRY ’84- 4 dr., CHEVROLET IMPALA transmission, no rust. $450. auto, a/c, p/s, am/fm radio, WAGON ’76 - Runs well, firm. Call 908-819-8692 orig 86,000 mi., good cond. needs work. $250. 908-721-3333 $1,500. 908-462-9772 Call 908-287-8555 PONTIAC LE MANS '76- HONDA ACCORD LXI ’89 PINE BELT AUTO GROUP Sport Coupe. Good condition. TOYOTA CAMRY ’85-Clean. CHEVROLET NOVA ‘86 - Red. 2 door coupe, auto., air, Low mileage. $2,000. nego­ 4 dr., auto, 4 cyl., am/fm p/b, p/s, p/w. am/fm stereo Needs transmission. $1,500. tiable. Call leave message or best offer. Call Mel C a l l cass., Exc. cond. $2,995. s., alarm. Excellent condi­ 908-938-7501 Call 908-792-0996 tion. 50,000 miles. $8,200. 908-521-2100 Must see. Call 908-294-9068 PONTIAC LE MANS LE ’89 Bill Hamilton CHEVROLET SPECTRUM '88 TOYOTA CAMRY LE ’91 - 4 White, auto trans., p/s, 5 spd., 4 dr., am/fm cass., HONDA ACCORD LXI ’89- dr., loaded, moonroof, mint am/fm cassette. ONLY 52,000 p/s, p/b, a/c. 72,000 miles. door, auto. Fully loaded. cond. Garage kept. $10,700. miles. Asking $2,900. Call $1,975. Call 908-251-8997 One owner. Garage kept. Im­ Call 908-545-4904 maculate. 69,000 miles. 908-679-8229 CHEVY CAMARO 71-350 LTI 1-800*366-2733 $8,900. Call 908-446-1523 High performance. Too much PONTIAC SUNBIRD ’84 TOYOTA CELICA ’83-5 spd. 1 to list! Asking $1,900. Call HONDA CIVIC WAGON ’91 cyl., auto., air, p/s, p/b. owner, 150,000 miles. $1,200. days 908-946-4564 Excellent condition. 4 door Excellent condition. Must sell. or best offer. 718-545-6347 or eves 908-566-2251 auto., 43,000 low miles. Ask­ $1,550. Call 908-530-9553 after 7pm 908-604-6060 ing $7,600. Leave message CHEVY CAMARO '84 908-651-7120 Berlinetta. V8, auto, p/s, p/b, p/l, p/w, tilt, cruise, dig. dash, HONDA CRX-HF ’89 White t-top. 95,000 miles. $2,500. or 56mpg hwy/50 city, 5 spd., CENTRAL JERSEY’S ONLY EXCLUSIVE VOLKSWAGEN DEALER. best offer. Call 908-525-2822 a/c, cd player. Exc. cond. 74,000 mi. Asking $5,500. CHEVY CAMARO RS ’eO-P/s, 908-536-8105 p/b, p/l , p/w, t-tops, alarm, new tires. Exc. running cond. HONDA PRELUDE SI ’87 Asking $6,500. 908-607-0592 Red. Air, am/fm cassette, sun roof, high commuter mileage. CHEVY CORVETTE ’79 Original owner. Excellent con­ White w/red int. 71,000 orig. dition $4,600. Call mi. New int., rebuilt eng. 908-821-7977 Great cond. MUST SELL! $6,500. firm. 908-988-6744 HYUNDAI EXCEL '89­ 2 dr., HB, Silver, 85,000 CHEVY CORVETTE ’87- Mint miles. New brakes, clutch & Cond. Maroon. 9 way p/seats, alternator. Sunroof. Runs well 2 tops. Loaded. 9,000 original 2 minor dents. Asking $1,000 miles. Must see! Call 908-446-0246 908-866-8690 JEEP CHEROKEE Pioneer CHEVY CORVETTE '88 Red. 4dr. 4wd auto. Exc. Black, auto. FULLY LOADED, cond. $8,000. 908-364-3406 31,000 miles, new tires. Ex­ cellent condition. Call JEEP WRANGLER ’91- 908-382-6430 Islander hard top. 6 cyl. spd., p/b. 52,000 miles. CHEVY CORVETTE '89-White p/s, Excellent condition. Asking CONVERTIBLE, red interior. $10,999. 908-671-8530 7,000 original miles. Call 908-494-8989 LINCOLN LSC MARK VII ’88 Taupe w/burgundy interior. CHEVY CORVETTE ’92 NEW ‘94 Jetta GL Loaded. Clean. 55,000 mi 6 Spd. Blk On blk. Manual 4 Dr, 5 Spd Man, 6 ctyl, P/Ster, P/Brakes, AM/FM Stereo $8,000. Call 908-446-3384 glass top, Bose Gold, fully Cass, P/Winds, P/ltocks, A/C, Tinted Glass, Rear loaded, Z07 performance pkg. MAZDA 323 ’89-4 Dr., black Down ( Defog/Defrost, Tilt Wlfieel, Cruise, Bucket Seats. Remote 39,000 mi. Asking $22,000. Exc. cond., 76,000 miles, am/ MUST SELL. 908-681-6730 fm, air. $4,600. Call after 7pm Mirrs, Body Side Moldings, Sun Roof, All Season Steel 908-780-4538 Lease t Belted Rdls. Alloy Whls MSRP Incl $395 Dix App Grp, VIN CHEVY CORVETTE Convertible '88. Mint condi MERCEDES 380 SL ’83 - Red RE005986, Stk # f>433. MSRP $24,035. tion. Automatic. Loaded, me convertible. Mint condition 48 M onths tallic blue. 45,000 miles. $18,000. Please call $17,950. Call 908-431-4905 908-446-3714 4 dr, 5 Spd Man, 4 cyl, P/Strng, P/brks, AM/FM str/cass, P/Lks, Air Cond, T/GIs, Rear Defog/Defrst, Bckt Sts, Sport SAVE CHEVY MONTE CARLO MERCEDES 500SEL ’84 Interior/exterior mint cond Mirrors, All Season Stl Bltd Rdls, Styled Wtils, Central s LS ’88-5.0 LTR, 4 BBL, T- Tops, Fully loaded. Clean In & Blue, garage kept. Fully load Alarm/Locking System, MSRP Incl $395 DX APP GRP, VIN s5036 Out. Asking $4,900. Call ed. Must Sell, M oving RM056017, SIX #5384, MSRP $15,735 18,999 908-679-2107 $17,500. or best offer. Call 908-946-0448 CHEVY Z 34 ’92-RED Automatic. Loaded. $13,000. MERCURY LYNX '84-5 spd. Call 908-780-1203 standard trans., air, am/fm or 908-294-5187 cass., 2 spares, 4 dr. 50,600 (£) WORLD VOLKSWAGEN (Gh orig. miles. $2,195 DODGE CHARGER '87-2 dr. 908-251-5551 hatch back. 5 spd., A/C. New MERCURY TOPEZ ’84 tires, good cond. $1,550. Call Good cond. 76,000 miles 908-254-3877 $1,000. or best offer. Call FO RD BRONCO II XLT ’88 908-495-5303 after 8:30 pm Neptune 922-1500 w 4x4 5 spd. Air, p/s, p/b, p/l, p/ MITSUBISHI ECLIPSE 91­ w, p/seats. am/fm cass., roof 4 cyl., air, p/s. 24,500 miles. Prices incl, All costs except License, Reg & Tax. 48 mo. closed end lease w/J0 Down. 1st Mo rack, trailer hitch, cruise con $8,500. or best offer Call trol. 94,000mi. Asking $5,900 908-826-5272 pymt, $200 sec dep S450 Bank fee. 12,000 Mi option — Tot pymts $9072 Residual $7,976.80. Call days 908-842-8021 eves 908-842-4873 MITSUBISHI STARION ’83 Fully loaded, runs well, needs FORD GRANADA 76 minor work. $1,000. or best Good cond. Asking $500. offer. Call & leave message Call 908-985-0254 Kevin 201-955-1003 THIS W EEK'S USED CAR SPECIALS FORD MUSTANG GT ’88 Blk. NISSAN PULSAR NX 5 spd, red int., a/c, Clarion 1985 VOLKSWAGEN 60LF 18S7 VOLKSWAGEN 60LF 1989 MAZDA 323 SE 1988 VOLKSWAGEN SCR0CC8 stereo, sun roof, cruise, new ’89-Black w/t-tops, air. stereo, 3 dr hatch, 5 spd man, 4 cyl, cass., cd player. 5 spd. manu 2 dr. 5 spd man. 4 cyl, p/s. p/b, tires. 59,200 mi. Exc. cond 2 dr, 5 spd man, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, 2 dr, auto. 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, am/tm p/s, p/b, am/fm ster cass, al trans. Excellent condition. am/tm ster cass. a/c, l/gls, rw $6,500. Call 908-919-7502 am/fm ster cass, a/c, t/gls, rw ster, a/c, t/gls, rw def, bkt sts, p/winds, a/c, t/gls, rw def, bkt 75,000 miles. $6,000. or best def, bkt sts, sport m ini, all ssn FORD MUSTANG GT offer. Call 908-390-0019 def, bkt sts, sport mirr, all ssn stl sport mirrs, all ssn stl bltd rad, sts, sport mirrs, sun rf. all ssn stl Convertible-’88 Red 5 spd. bltd rad. VIN FV012629, stl bltd rad. VIN KQ302924. bit rad, alloy whls. VIN NISSAN STANZA \flN HV020331, 90,832 mi 37,000 mi. 160W Alpine ster­ ’88-Mint 187,228 mi. 91,161 m- JK001811,91,411 mi. e o . 1 ow n er, g a ra g e d condition. Auto, air, am/fm cass., 92,000 miles. Asking $10,900. Call 908-462-0690 $3,900. Call 908-821-5144 *2155 *4226 *4595 *4878 F O RD TEMPO ’85-auto., air, OLDS CUTLASS SIERRA ’89 am/fm cassette. Runs, but 6 cyl., 4 dr. Exc. cond. Auto., 1991 NUkZDA MUTA CQNVER1W£ needs work. Best offer I t t t VOLKSWAGEN JETTA GL 1017 VOLKSWAGEN 1001 SUZUKI SIDEKICK 908-613-0967 air, p/s, p/b, p/w, p/l, am/fm 4 dr, S spd man, 4 cyl, pit. p/b, CABRIOLET CONVERTIBLE CONVERTIBL 2 dr. 5 spd man, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, cass. 92,000 original miles am/tm star cass, p/wlnds/lcks, a/c, am/fm st cass, p/winds, a/c, t/gts, $4,300. Call 908-828-9336 2 dr, 5 spd man, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, 2 dr, 5 spd man, 4 cyl., p/s, p/b, t/gls, rw del, cruise, bkt sts, sport cruise, bkt sts, sport mirr, all ssn stl am/lm ster cass, a/c, t/gls, rw del. a/c. t/gls, bkt sts, sport'mirrs, alt OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS mirrs, sun rf, alt ssn stl bltd rad, bkt sts, sport mirrs, all ssn s/b rad, bltd rad. alloy whls, hard top includ­ CIERA '84 - 4 door, air, p/s, ssn stl bltd rad, alloy whls, VtN alloy whls. VIN KW287877, 59.256 alloy wtts, VIN HK002310, 66,625 ed. VIN M0205944, 48,311 mi. p/b, new tires, am/fm stereo mi. M6406088, 64.438 mi. GET MORE $1,895. Call 908-727-2063 OLDSMOBILE DELTA 88 '83 •6988 *7133 *8522 *14,536 FOR YOUR MONEY 4 dr., auto, a/c, p/s, p/b. 67,000 orig. miles. WITH OUR NEW Good cond. $1,900. Call 908-545-4904 USED CAR PLYMOUTH RELIANT WORLD VOLKSWAGEN A7. W AGON ’84 - 4 cyl., A/C, stereo, mint cond. 130,000 LEASE PROGRAM miles. $950. 908-985-8415 ACADEMY HONDA PLYMOUTH Neptune 922-1500w OLD BRIDGE, N.J RELIANT- 1985. A/C, 80,000 mi. New motor. Excellent con Prices include all costs except license, reg, & taxes. 908-721-3333 dition. $1,500. 908-826-4249 6 0 JUNE 15, 1994, MIDDLETOWN INDEPENDENT

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VEHICLES UNDER $200! TOYOTA CELICA GT '90- AAA ABLE & DEAD 7 Days HONDA CR125 ’90-Exc. con­ CHEVY SUBURBAN DIESEL 26 FT. MONITOR TRAILER- Cars auctioned by IRS, DEA, $ HIGHEST PRICES $ INTERNATIONAL Liftback. Red. Exc. cond. Free Removal of Junk Cars. dition. Many parts, too many ’83-6.2 lit. p/s, p/b, air, p/w. 7 2 Sleeps 4, self-contained. FBI, Nationwide. Trucks, Auto, sunroof, air, cass., $$ for new/old. 908-390-5531 ALL CARS. 908-251-7552 to list. $1,200. or best offer. Towing pack. Tinted glass. Loadstar 1600, 86,000 mi. Good cond. $2,000. or trade boats, motorhomes, comput­ cruise. $8,250. 908-446-7019 Call Ken 908-972-3755 Many new parts. Asking Runs and looks like new. for pop-up, must sleep 8, ers, and more. Call toll free! ALL SCRAP CARS JUNK & RUNNING CARS $3,500. or b e s t offer. SUZUKI 550 GSL ’79- $4,000. 908-462-1169 equal value. 908-525-1505 1-800-436-6867, Ext. A-2605 908-866-4440 TOYOTA COROLLA *83- AND TRUCKS. LARGE OR 24 HOUR SERVICE L O W MILEAGE. Asking ATCO CAMPER 22’-Full rear VOLKSWAGEN RABBIT '88- TOP CASH PRICES PAID DODGE DAKOTA 1988- 5 speed, 2 dr., 130,000 miles. SMALL. ANY CONDITION. $1,000. Please call TOYOTA 4 RUNNER ’87- bath, kitchen with full size re­ Convertible. Best buy. Auto, CALL 908-536-8031 Sports truck, 3.9 V6, 4x4, A/ Good cond. Asking $1,700. H & H AUTO W RECKERS 908-521 -4298/908-521 -1269 Removable top, too many ex­ frigerator, spacious, sleeps air, new AM/FM cass., 60,000 C, tilt, cruise, alarm, AM/FM Call 908-972-6950 908-591-0366 tras to list, $9,500. Call eight. Great cond. $2,800. or miles. Excellent condition. WANTED-RUNNING and cass. Roll bar, offroad lights, bedliner, loaded, 85,000. mi. 908-254-8758 best offer. 908-583-9571 TOYOTA SUPRA TURBO '91- $6,900. Call 908-821-1957 REPAIRABLE Cars & Trucks $ CASH PAID $ $5,995. Call 908-462-5543 Auto, ABS, air, sunroof, all $100. and UP. Junk Cars TOYOTA PREVIA LE ’91- HI-LO TRAVEL TRAILER- 21’ Funlite, used 1 time, power, garaged, 29,000 miles, VW SCIROCCO AH makes & models. Cash on Removed. 908-238-9481 DODGE ECONOLINE ’79- Burgandy, auto, P/S.P/B.P/ sleeps 6, self-contained. teacher owned. Orig. mint. the SPOT. Call 908-477-6846 CHEVY CONVERSION VAN Best offer. Must sell! Needs L,P/W, captains seats, am/fm ’88 16 VALVE $7,500. Call 908-359-5892 $ 16 ,85 0. Must sell. WE BUY JUNK CARS 1988- 50,000 miles, dual air, transmission. Good work van. cass., tinted glass, dual sun­ 908-671-6679 or MINT CONDITION CASH PAID Marlboro Aulo Wreckers TV, VCR, captain's chairs, Call 908-727-8526 roof, dual A/C, sec., 46,000 908-566-3079 THIS IS A BEAUTY 908-591-1400 $9,995. Call 908-739-9313 mi. Exc. cond. $15,500. Days POP UP CAMPER For junk cars, trucks, for DODGE GRAND CARAVAN 908-9 49-1948, Eves. All black-exterior is like new. Cox. Good cond. Sleeps 6. recycling. Call anytime Tommy CHEVY S10 PU '92-Tahoe ’89. New trans. & timing belt. 908-294-0051 Air, p/s, p/b, sun roof, alloy With plumbing for sink. Must TRIUMPH TR6 ’74 Dell's 908-787-5453 pkg., new cap & liner, auto, AM power. 94,000 mi. $6,950. wheels, fog lights, Brand New 116 M otorcycles see. $250. 908-536-9693 Parts car/all mechanical parts. OD, ABS, A/C, Am/Fm cass., Runs well. Call 908-329-3919 brakes, alarm & CD player. DONATE Vehicles, Boats & $400. Call 908-727-8526 mint cond. $9,500. Call 118 Motor Homes WINNABAGO- ’76. 53,000 Furniture to Jewish Heritage Interior is absolutely im­ 908-607-0881 DODGE RAM '87- 50 Pickup original miles. Good condition. maculate! Superbly main­ for the Blind. Tax Deduct. long bed, auto, air, p/s, p/b, IlR a c . Vehicles! New furnace, awning, sleeps TROUBLE Selling Your Car? FREE TOW! NEED NOT RUN CHEVY STEP VAN 1986-16'. tained! 60,000 miles. Asking HARLEY DAVIDSON 33,000. original miles. Excel­ 8, air conditioning, CB, self­ Free Advice/Consignment Automatic, needs some en­ 2 0 ’ TRAILER 198 6- $6,900. Call & leave message lent condition. $4,800. or best contained. $9,000. Call Cash Today/Sympathy SPORTSTER 883 gine work. $2,500. Lightweight, bath, stove, sink, at 908-431-9055 OO- -DONATE offer. Call 908-359-7157 908-359-5384 Auction/Wholesale 8 2 ‘92. Custom seat, extra 908-957-0074 etc. Looks like travel trailer, WE DO IT ALL! ENGLISHTOWN Speed Shop chrome. Garage kept. LIKE FORD B RON CO II 1988-4x4, folds down like a pop-up for ARTY'S AUTO SALES Want Used Performance Parts NEW. Only 2,800 miles. Low mi. Exc. cond. Many new towing. Mint, a must see. EAST BRUNSWICK CLASSIFIED SELLS! For Consignment Or To BUY $6,500. or best offer. Call Classified Works! parts. Original owner. $6500. $3,600. or best offer. Call CLASSIFIED SELLS! 908-257-6700 Englishtown Rd 908-792-0400 908-458-4935 908-287-5074 908-671-4644

UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT! COME IN OVERSTOCKED AND GET ACQUAINTED MID-YEAR BLOWOUT! DURING OUR... OVER 200 CADII1ACS, OLDSMOBILES AND OMC'S ON SALEil 1994 SEDAN DeVILLE Cadillac, 8 cyl, auto trans, P/S, P/B, A/C, stereo, P/windows, NEW 1994 ACHIEVA seats & locks, tilt, cruise, leather int., interval wipers. 7,480 Olds, 4 cyl, auto trans, P/S, P/B, A/C, stereo, doth int., interval demo miles. VIN RU205893. MSRP $34,828. Payments based wipers. Stk #3276. VIN RM047043. MSRP $13,995. Payments on 24 month closed end lease with no option to purchase at based on 36 closed end lease with no option to purchase at end of term. $299 x 24 mos. = $7176 total payments. $3831 end of term. $99 x 36 mos. = $3564 total payments. $4498 cap cost reduction + 1st mo. payment $299, sec. dep. $300, cap cost reduction + 1st mo payment $99, sec. dep. $100, bank fee $350 = $4440 due at inception to qual. $4780 due at bank fee $350 = $4894 due at inception to qual. buyers. inception to qual. buyers. 12,000 mi. max per yr. with 10c per 12,000 mi. max per yr. with 10c per mi. overage. Excludes MV mi. overage. Excludes MV fees, registration & taxes. fees & tax.

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SO FORO ESCORT ‘91MERCURT COUGAR ‘92 CHEVT CAMARORS ‘92 CADILLAC COUPE DeVILLE TRUCKS & VANS Wagon, 4 cyl, auto trans. P/S, P/B, a a * 2 dr, 6 cyl, auto trans. P/S, P/B, A/C, sler/eass, I. autt trans. PfS, P/B. A/C, stwfcass, 2 dr, 8 cyl, aulo trans, P/S. P/B. AC ster/cass. A/C, ster/cass, doth bkts, lugg rack, S k OQI i P/torris/stsAcks, Wl, cruse, doth Was. in wpn. ds « icks. M. cnrae. T-tops. btt sts, £1H flflb Www»sts/W8, *. cruee. IN rt, rt wprs, 43,502 miles. VIN LT106315. V W V t f 39,10? miles Stk#7444P VIN MM638931 $9995 Xe, Hum wt*. 31567 mfes. Stk #7486. T I £.333 Hum wnts, 29.860 miles Slk #7433. VIN ‘86 GMC ‘88 JEEP ‘89 FORD F-250 ‘89 CHEVY JNMJ700, N4243360 CONVERSION VAN ‘89 MAZDA 11X6 *92 FORD TAURUS 6L ‘92 CADILLAC SEDAN DeVILLE ‘93 CADILLAC SEDAN DeVILLE WRANGLER 4x4 PICKUP SUBURBAN WAGON 2 dr, 4 cyl, auto trans, P/S, P/B. A/C. 4 dr, 6 cyl, auto trans. P/S, P/B. A/C, ster/cass. cyi, auto want, PIS, P/B, A/C. stwfcass, * * * 4 dr. * cyt auto wne. 91%, P/B. AC, sier/cass, 8 cyl, auto trans. PIS, P/B, Hard top, 6 cyl. auto trans. 4x2, 8 cyl. 4 spd man O/D 4x2. 8 cyl, auto trans, P/S. ster/cass. cruise, alum whls. 46.153 P/wincts/sts/lcks. tit. cruise, ctoth Int int wprs, 8 W. cruee, Xhr rt. int wprs. fl*4 Q QQC P/wmdtfstftks, m. cruse, *hr rt. rt wprs. A/C, ster/cass, P/winds 4 P/S, P/8, no A/C. ster/cass. trans, P/S, P/B, A/C, ster, P/B. A/C. ster. miles. Stk #7468P. VIN K5224267. *5,0* miies. Slk #4334P. VIN NA115200. $9995 Mtafltta. 26.783mries S*#744«P 'AH P4320642 icks, captain chairs, bed. off road mud/snow tires, box cover with tool boxes, P/winds/lcks. tilt, cruise, *7495 lOmfef Slk#7475 V1NN4206127 IvyVVU *20,995 hMop. int wprs, alum whls, 77,122 m iles. VIN 74,314 miles. Stk #7493P Silverado pkg, int wpra, 83,050 miles. Stk #7517. JB435590. VINKCB43633. 103.180 mies, Stk #7390. 91 PONTIAC GRAND AM ‘91 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME SL ‘93 CADILLAC SEDAN DeVILLE VIN G7504454. 2 dr, 4 cyl, auto trans. PIS, P/8. A/C. 4 dr, 6 cyl, auto trans. P/S. P/B. A/C, ‘90 CADILLAC SEDAN DeVILLE auso trans. P/S. P/B A/C. ster/cass, a** VINKFIIOIie. ster/cass. P/windsAks, tilt, cruise, int ster/Mss. P/winds/sts/lcks, tit, cruise, cyl. autoirans. P/S. P/B, VC. ster/cass. » — A AJka A. ctoth kit, int wprs, 31.017 mites. Slk xJs/sts/lcXs.8 Wl, cruise, ctoth int. rt wprs, O |jQk rxfc-Mlctt,Gotdp*9,Wt.cruee.roadster JyV nQk wprs. 39,395 miles. Stk #7435P. VIN *7995 *747*P V1NM0374066. *10,995 whls. 41.5% rttes. Stk #7470. VM *11 ItJ.aaU Ihr rt. awm wne. 25 1 90 mMs Stk Lg.93u *6995 *7995 *7995 *8995 0670 23.VINP4779131. MCM " ‘90 FORD PROBE GT ‘89 BMW 3251 ‘93 CADILLAC BROUGHAM 88 GMC ‘91 CHEVT 2 dr, 4 cyl, 5 spd man trans, P/S. P/B. 4k ■■ 2 dr, 4 cyl, auto trans, P/S, P/B, A/C. ‘91 CADILLAC SEVILLE ‘90 CHEVT ‘93 GMC A/C, ster/cass, p/winds/lcks, tilt, S H U U K ster/cass, P/winds/lcks. Ml, cruise, mt 8 cyi, aulo trans, P/S, pfl, A/C, ster/cass, .8 at. aulo Iran* P/S. P/B. A/C. sMcais, m * * Ara JIMMY 4x4 C-20 CONVERSION VAN % TON PICKUP JIMMY 4x4 SLE cruise, int wprs, aium whls, 49.636 O W W l# 70,779 mites. Stk #7386P. VIN*10,995 «s/sts&ieks. at, cnrae, *hrrt. mtwprs, SIC QQC rdftartas. tm, cruse padded Isndeu )9R nQk miles. Slk #7469P. V)N L4369670. ttmlea Slk#7480 VINMB612197. lUj'fvV , ttv rt. 3362 mtes Stk #7400 VM £Ui*f*IW 2 dt. 6 cyl, auto trans. P/S, 8 cyl, auto trans, P/S, PI8. 4x4, C2500. 8 cyl, auto 4 dr. 6 cyl. auto trans. P/S.- 2241# P/B, A/C, sier/cass. A/C, ster/cass, P/winds S trans. P/S, P/B, A/C. P/B, A/C. ster/cass. ‘92 OLDS ACHIEVA 93 OLDS CIERA PArands, t#t. cruise, alum cks, color TV. bit, cruise, sier/cass, P/winds/lcks. PAvinds/lcks. at, cruise, mt ‘94 OLDS CUTLASS SL '94 CADILLAC STS NORTHSTAR whh, 66,918 miles. Stk captain chairs, bed. hi-top. Silverado pkg, tilt, cruise, wprs. alum whls, 4290 4 dr. 6 cyl. auto trans, P/S. P/B, A/C, 4 dr. 6 cyl, auto nans, P/S. P/B. A/C. rear A/C. 54.423 miles. Stk ster, P/winds/lcks, cloth bkts, int wprs. ster/cass. P/winda/tcks. M. cruise, int 4 dr, 6 cyt, auo trans, P/S, f>IB, 4 dr. 8 cyt. amo trans, P/S, P/B. A/C. ster/caas. #7370P.V1N JU504147. doth int, Int wprs, 31,348 miles. VIN P2541457. wprs. 20.552 mites. Stk #7450P. VIN P/winds/sts & «. enrae, r* PNtOrtttAOa, *. cruet. 1u n. n wpn, #7520P. VIN M4133056. miles. VIN LE118194, 39.107 miles. VIN NM456861. *8995 P6422059 *11,495 wprs, 3864 rrMes Slk #74«1P *16,995 8673 miles. S» #7485P VM RU802321 *37.995 90 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME SL *9995 *15,995 *16,995 *19,995 4 dr. 6 cyl, auto trans, P/S, PIB, A/C, ster/cass. p/winds/sts/lcks, tilt, CAU AHEAD FOR CREDIT OK cruise, cloth int, int wprs, 35,141 mites. Stk #7441P. VIN LD348540. *8995 908-747-9635 JUST A PARTIAL UST - MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM!

All prices & payments good for 48 hours from date of publication. All vehicles sold as is. Prices includes all rebates & dealer incentives & all costs to be paid by a consumer except licensing, registration and taxes. All financing - leasing subject to the approval of primary lender. This offer supersedes all previous offers, not valid in conjunction with any other offer & excludes advertised specials. Not responsible for typographical errors or omissions. Pictures used for illustration purposes only.

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1 8 9 4 AWARD fijiiced WINNINGJfflMCQRDE |(ISED CARS I ROUTE 35 KEYPORT JRtlCKSSVfiNSJI f l i g h t 908-264-4006 4 dr, auto trans, p/8, p/b, 6 cyl, a/c, t/ats, r def, p/ttc*, 9 ACRES OF USED CARS, NEW DODGES, BUICKS, JEEPS, EAGLES, t/wtii, cruise, p/sts, anti-lock brak&s, dual air bags, Chrysler Infinity II spkr sound svst w/cass., climate LINCOLNS & MERCURYS AT PARKWAY EXIT 117 control. VIN RH332840, MSRP $23,070, Disc $2085. *od du# * kMM » . « p ec« r«Juc*on.>»* P*V r*uoO*bte 12.000 tni. ■ yT , 104 • rm** ovWJUc. D*po*W000 p u t MV. mn7B2.MSnF>«r«54a UOCO n«M pwywrlOdfwrrtoww.flwicMI ?Wai^110a«irtW&. *10.01 iao«rtti|aX»caeco*lt»"n and *713 m I V V NM»dQ«vttttel«papnwii<2!»MC<»p- HrJfl S3000anwdmifft)(abate T(M|9lOS25fcm.y. SM 0 A A E ? a— —*** 5? 1 5 ) 9 9 5 *93 FOI D M U STA N G 1994 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER Conv, 2 dr., 4 cyl, auto, p/s, p/disc, a/c. am/ti st/cass, fab. int., 4 dr. F*©, auto «*n*. pfe, p/b. 6 cyl. 35 1 *nQ. afc, tfgb. ff tSg/dtm . arrAn i * » wherttoot omte* oorteo#, p*wte, motew *eer buckets, rec/seats, console, p/w, p/d/l, p/mir, body aid* mkte 6q dock, m m, tghlad vw*y n*r. jports bd/side md, lint, cruise, pin strip, intermit wip­ rrtmi, hatoa«ntanip«. •eseurt WipM, d k n * » c tx *v l, 11 I g g g H g ^ g S j W B ml VWRHM8370. MSRP Sf * 2 1 ,1 4 9 ers, tilt, styl wh, exterior color: red, interior color: pray, Stk #639, VIN #PF173980, PERSONALLY SELECTED PRE-OWNED CARS 18,144 mi. 1M3 PLYMOUTH SUNDANCE^ tt*c.*lrb«0.CS 0IW A M --- -*■ -' •»“*■< • 8 4 9 0 $12,995 1990 PLYMOUTH LASER RS • 8 5 9 0 1991 CHRYSLER NY SALON 93 LINCOLN MARK VIII 4 dr. *onl wH drfc*. «Uto, prt.fVb.ecvJ. «/c. Vcpfc- r <**, « CM*.|Vdrte*.|V«*Kte.«wM.onjte*.w:*». t*Vm. <#q doc*. W/W ad Md rdb. JnUrtor. tM \flNQYU2M42 • 1 9 ,9 9 0 26,495 ‘94 LINCOLN TOWN CAR 4 dr, 8 cyl, auto, o/d, p/s, p/disc, anti-lock, a/c. am/lm st/cass, leather /int. p/seats, gauges, t/del, p/w, p/d/l, p/mir, bd/side md. tint, cruise, pin strip, intermit wipers, mats, p/ant, tilt, w/w. alum wh, exterior color: white, interior color: blue leather, Stk #637, VIN #RY634157,16.393 mi. Phjmoulfi P l y m o u t h iSSSS 42 North Main St. (Rt.79) Marlboro *24,995 mm gm. mm mm mm Prices include all costs to consumer I l l i a s i u ; C | h m T ^ S I except tor license, registration S taxes. M ORE USiiEP CAR VALUES! '87 MERCURY ’88 FORD ’91 CHEVY ’90 OLDS ’90 BUICK SABLE WAGON TAURUS LX CAVALIER CUTLASS REGAL CUSTOM 4 S, 6 cyL, aulo. pt, p<4. ic, «n*n I 4 dr., 6 cyl., auto. O/D, p/s, j 2 dr., 4 cyl., auto, p/s, p/b. 2 dr, 6 cyl, auto /o/d., p/s, pfli a/c, Hast. tor*, psw«, items, tieI. a/c, am/fm st'cass, lab/ini a/c. am/fm st/cass, CIERA am/lm st/cass. lab/int. rec/seats. f«. Mt PH Id side mi, W, twpe- 4 dr., 6 cyl., auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, Mid. ennt, (I rak, dig dash, mi. wwrs, I p/seats, rec/seats, gauges, r/d fab/int, buckets, rec/seats, gauges r/def, p/w. p/d/l, b/s/m, lint, »ML *.*m al color. I blue, Wet. (Vw, pftW, p/mir, b/s/m, console, gauges, r/def. am/fm st/cass, fab/int, gauges, cruise, inter/wipe, mats, p/ant, ti, tthr *. Mu, J1.64Z mi S# #r cruise, inUwipers, mats, tilt, a bd/side/md, tint, tilt, styled int. wipers, r/def, bd/side/md, w/w, exl. color.gray, int. color gray, wheels, gray/gray ini, tow p/w. tint, p/d/1, tilt. ext. color: mmm, 62,937 mi.. Stk Z6564. V(N Wue, int, color blue, Stk. low miles! 38,667 mi., Sft#65«, #J6264379 Ext. color. Red 1*1 mites! 23,211 mi.. Stk VIN t LI422684 I l l Color. Red #576. VIN IM7171137 #6549.mi WN#L23Q8817, 44,615 * 5 ,9 9 5 * 5 ,9 9 5 *7,495 * 7 ,4 9 5 *8 ,7 9 5 90 MERCURY ’91 FORD ’90 BUICK ’39 JEEP ’91 BUICK COUGAR TAURUS GL ESTATE WAGON 2 dr.. 6 cyl., auto, p/s, p/b. WRANGLER REGAL a/c. am/fm st'cass, fawinl, 4 dr., 6 wl., auto o/d, p/s, |i/b, 4 dr.. 8 cyl.. auto o/d. pit, pA. ait, 2 dr., 4 wd, 6 cyl., aulo, p/s, 4 dr., 6 cyl., auto, p/s, p/b. a/c, p/seats, buckets, , a/c, am/fm st/cass, lab am/lm st/cass. tab/int. p/suts, p/b, no a/c, am/fm st, am/fm at/cass, fab/int, moon r/def. p/w, p/dr Icks, p/mir. j p/seats, gauges, p/mir, cruise, vinyl/int, buckets, gauges, rf. p/seats, rec/seats. gauges, bd/side/md. tint, tilt, cruise, wipers, r/def. bd/s" rec/seats. gauges r/det. p/w p/

’91 BUICK ’93 FORD Ej-350 ’93 FORD ’93 FORD ’93 BUICK RIVIERA SUPER CARGO ECONOLINE AEROSTAR XLT LESABRE CUSTOM 2 dr. 2vwJ, 6 cyl, auto, O/D, p/s, 4 dr. 2 Mid, 6 cyl, aulo, od. p/s, p/dtsc'b, a/c. am/lm st/cass, WINDOW VAN F-250 WAGON p/anti-lock brakes, a/c, am/fm leather/int, p/seats, buckets, i van., 8 cyl, aulo, p/sj p/b, a/c, SUPERVAN wag., 6 cyl,, auto, p/s, p/6, i/c, st/cass leather/int. p/sts, buckets, tic/seats, console, r/def, p/w, p/d/l, amfai st/seek-scan, j gauges im/fm st/cass, p/mir, cruise, intermit rec/sts, console, r/del, p/w. p/d/l, p/mir, b/s/m, tint, tilt, cruise, p/tr, intermit wipers, buckets. White, grey fti.4JltolOl.*tooJ psbacwlmsL wipers, buckets, r/del, bd/side md, p/mir, bd/side md, tint, cruise, p/tr. dig dash sec.sys. pin strip, int t u p M aw It int t*d. sis toes s* interior, iuel injected, deep privacy, r#c/seats, p/m, tint, plt/\, pm strip, pm strip, intermit wipers, mats. wipers, mats, p/ant., w/w, Exier j a Dtf. tear t uk door *km. p/ant. tiH, w/w tires, apir bag color Dk. Blue Inter, color; Gray i tint glass, trip odomtfcr, vent S»#S9.VMIfTFS4VXPHB4«M.21J72m ti, two-lone silver, grey int. driver driver's side, ext, color. Clean & Low Miles! 43.274 mi..1 side airbag. 7 passenger, 28,807 mi.. Jadesyone/mt color gray. Stk Stk. #6459, VIN /MU4O4075 Stk #563 VIN #T2B49326. #6479, Vin#fW91298 f STRIVING TO BE THE BEST!!! A * 1 5 ,9 9 5 * 1 5 ,9 9 5 * 1 6 ,4 9 5 THIS AD IS A COUPON AND MUST BE PRESENTED AT TIME OF SALE r (908) 446-5200 A Prices include all costs except tax, license & registration fees. 6 2 JUNE 15, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT WE PAY $ $ $ $ FOR USED CARS CALL TOM’S FORD 264 NO BULL! ALL VEHICLES ADVERTISED ON THIS PAGE THE FAMILY VAN! 1992 FORD TAURUS GL NICE PICKUP! SUPERCAB! NICE TRUCK! ARE ON DISPLAY AT TOM’S FORD. ALL TRUCKS/ 1992 FORD AEROSTAR 1994 DODGE DAKOTA VEHICLES ARE WARRANTEE!) (UNLESS V-6, auto trans, w/od. P/S, P/B A/C 1993 TOYOTA 1992 FORD RANGER P/L P/W, P/seats tilVcruise AM/FM VANS XL EXTENDED CAB 6 cyl, auto trans, P/S, P/B, A/C. alloy SUPERCAB PICKUP OTHERWISE NOTED) WITH THE BALANCE OF stereo cass, cloth int., air Dan i del 6 cyl., auto trans. w/od. P/S P/B, A/C, whls., AM/FM stereo cass air bag, STX 4x4 raised white letter tires Balance of 4 cyl, auto Irans w/od, P/S P/B Stk ANY FACTORY WARRANTY OR A 30 DAY - Stk #N6344A VIN #NA190046 32 791 NICE RIDE! P/L, P/W, ABS brakes tilt/cruise, cloth 6 cyt, 5 spd, man. trans, P/S P/B, A/C, mites. _ . int. r det. Balance of Factory Warranty Factory Warranty Stk. #T6456A VIN #T6554A VIN#P508.W7’ 9.842 miles P/L, P/W, tilt/cruise, alloy whls. AM/FM 3000 MILE POWER-TRAIN WARRANTY. THESE 1992 FORD F-150 XL PICKUP Stk #T8010A VIN /NZ868935 26.824 #RN101504.2.511 miles. stereo cass. Stk. #T6643A VIN VEHICLES MAY BE SEEN AND TEST DRIVEN AT *11,995 6 cyl, auto trans, P/S, P/B, A/C, T.G miles . . *13,395 #tlTA02403.31.046 miles TOM'S FORD. 200 HWY. 35 OFF PARKWAY ABS brakes. Stk. #T6168A. VIN *13,998 *13,595 EXIT 117, KEYPORT. PHONE INQUIRIES WILL #NNA98294 26.299 miles LIGHTNING! GOOD BUY! *13,995 UPTEMPO! BE TAKEN AT 739-1055 OR 264-161)0. *11,595 1993 FORD F-150 LIGHTNING! 1985 NISSAN 1992 FORD TEMP GL PICK-EM-UP V-8, auto trans w/od„ P/S, P/B, A/C, SUPERCAB 4x4 4 cyl. auto trans. w/od,, P/S P/B, A/C, 1992 FORD F-150 XL P/L, P/W, tilt/cruise, ABS brakes, cloth 4 cyl., 5 spd man trans. P’S, P/B no CARS NICE SEDAN! P/L, tilt whl, AM/FM stereo cass cloth LOADED 4x4! int . Duckets. Balance ol factrov A/C, P.l P/W. tilt tvhi, AM.FM stereo int, r. del. Stk. #U5l42. VIN 6 cyl, auto trans. w/od, P/S P/B, A/C Warranty Stk. #T6538AA VIN cass. Stk. #T6640A VIN #FW017262. CUTE PONY! 1990 DODGE DYNASTY #N8139275.30,942 miles 1992 FORD BRONCO AM/FM stereo, ABS Drakes, T.G #PLB15703.8.592 miles. 78,325 miles V-6,4 spd man. trans.. P/S, P/B A/C, V-8. auto trans, w/od, P/S, P/B, A/C, Balance ol Factory Warranty Stk 1992 FORD MUSTANG LX P/L. P/W. tilt/cruise, w/w fires, cloth *7,995 P/L, P/W, ABS Drakes, tilt/cruise con­ #N6431A. VIN #NNB10462 . 20,235 *17,595 *3,995 4 cyl., auto trans. w/od. P/S, P/B, A/C, int., i. def. air bag. Sfk. #N6279A. VIN sole, cloth iht, t, def, buckets. Balance P/L, P/W, till/cruise console, T.G., cloth #LD890597,59,719 miles. of Factory Warranty. Stk. #T6495A. VIN *11,995 int., r. def., tuckets, Stk. #U4M2. VIN *6,895 #NIA95022.34,926 miles #MF18684.33,512 miles. MOONROOF! *17,995 M o n m o u th c o u n t y 's L a r g e s t *7,995 1992 FORD TAURUS LX V-6, auto trans. w/od, P/S, P/B, A/C GO ANYWHERE! Ford Car & Truck inventory SAVE BIG! P/l, P/W, P/seats. ABS brakes, WORKHOURSE! 1989 FORD F-250 tilt/cruise, AM/FM stereo, moonroof Monmouth County* ( n t UsM car WcMoit STANG! 1989 VOLKSWAGEN T.G, leather int., airbag, bucket Stk’ 1992 FORD F-250 SUPERCAB 4x4 DIESEL — 0*W 7| Stood Cars always in stockl JETTA /N6387A. VIN #NA216134 38,886 V-8,5 spd. man. trans., P/S P/B, A/C, V-8, auto trans. w/od, P/S. P/B, A/C Prom un« Prtct re io-runr* oortr earn To mor* Trade* 1992 FORD MUSTANG LX ABS brakes Balance ot Factory ABS brakes, P/L, P/W, tift/cruise 4 cyl., auto trans,, P/S, P/8, A/C, P/L 4 cyt. 5 spd man, trans,. P/S. P/B, A/C Warranty Stk, #T6357A. VIN AM/FM stereo cass, cloth ini. diesel W« HAVH THU* AUlfl P/W, tilt/cruise, AM/FM stereo cass, T.G,, cloth int., bukers. Stk. #T8019. VIN * *13,395 #KW827134 66,282 miles #NNA91924.32,597 miles Stk, #T6621A. VIN #KKAS1935.75,416 * r n aiairmairt award Redolent buckets. Stk. /U5170. VIN #NF142385. * ? wwl •■•■IB *«nrtee Department 26,921 miles. *6,995 *12,995 mte *12,995 * S S S tow Mllenpe Pre-Owned 911 in Mack *8,795 GREAT MILEAGE! HOT! HOT! HOT! 1992 NISSAN SENTRA SE LOW MILEAGE! 4 cyl, 5 spd. man. trans., console, 1992 FORD BRONCO 4x4 MINIVAN! GT! 1989 FIREBIRD AM/FM stereo cass., cloth int, r 1992 FORD AEROSTAR WAGON Else' V-6,5 spd. man. trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, del V-8, auto trans, w/od„ P/S, P/B, A/C 1992 FORD MUSTANG G P/L, P/W. tilt/cruise, console, AM/FM Stk #N58?6A. VIN #NC779033 54,095 P/L, P/W, tilt/cruise, ABS brakes alloy 6 cyl, auto trans. w/od, P/S, P/B, A'C, b V-8, auto trans. w/od.. P/S. P/B. A/C, P/L. stereo cass, cloth int, r. de!., buckets whls, cloth int, r. del, buckets Stk ABS brakes, r. det. Duckets Balance oi P/W, P/seats, tilt/cruise, alloy whls., Stk. #T6566A. Vlfl #KLA249112 * *6,495 #T6516A VIN #NLA65579 24,396 Factory Warranty. Stk. #N6455A VIN 200 Hwy SS K AM/FM stereo cass., T.G.. air bag. r def #N2B56575.35,995 miles. K eyport 264-1600 Dockets Stk. #T6626A VIN #NF175481' mte *18,995 27,403 miles *6,495 *11,995 *14,998 BEST SELLER! 1992 FORD TAURUS L V-6, auto trans w/od P/S, P/8, A/C, FULL POWER! AM/FM stereo cass, cloth int., air bag, r. def. Stk /N6400A, VIN #NA217f77 FAMILY WHEELS! 1991 MITSUBISHI 24,713 miles, 1992 FORD TAURUS GL GALANT V-6, auto trans. w/od„ P/S, P/6, A/C ABS 4 cyt auto trans. w/od. P/S, P/B A/C, *10,995 brakes, P/L, P/W, P/seats, tilt/cruise, P/L. P/W. P/seats, tilt/cruise. T.G, doth AM/FM stereo cass., cloth int., dual air int., ( def. Stk. #N6380. VIN bags, r, def. Stk.. #N6502A 25,208 miles #MZ049522.37.451 mites. #11 the ford store *12,299 *9,495 1992 FORD TAURUS L V-6, auto tram, w/od„ P/S, P/B, A/C, r def, cloth int. Stk #U5166 VIN #NG145419.30,174 miles SPORTY! ECONOMY! 1993 FORD ESCORT GT 1991 FORD TEMPO GL *10,995 4 cyl., 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, 4 cyl, auto trans, P/S, P/B, A/C. Stk. FORD alloy whls., AM/FM stereo cass., cloth int., #N6201 VIN #MK!07464. 30,110 r. def., buckets. Stk. #T6390A VIN th a t g ive s #PN144870 31.091 miles mte *6,795 FUN & SPORTY! *10,395 1993 FORO ESCORT LXE 4 cyl, 5 spd. man trans P/S, PIt A/C tilt/cruiise, alloy whls, AM/FM stereo cass. Stk. #N6471A. VIN #PB114703. BALANCE OF 38.322 miles FACTORY WARANTY! f GREAT BUY! 1989 FORO ESCORT *8,995 1988 MERCURY TRACER 4 cyl, auto trans, P/S, P/B, A/C, AM/FM y o u m o re WAGON stereo T.G. cloth ml Balance of Factory 4 cyl., aufo trans., P/S. P/B, A/C, AM/FM Warranty. Stk. #U5169, VIN IKN322317. BEAUTIFUL RIDE! stereo, T.G , cloth int.. i def Stk 25,437 miles. #N6010A. VIN #JR630306. 95,396 miles, 1992 FORD CROWN *3,995 VICTORIA *2,695 V-8, auto trans, P/S, P/B, A/C. P/L. P/W, P/seats, till/cruise, alloy whls,, AM/FM stereo cass, leather in! dual FLY LIKE AN EAGLE! air bags, Stk. #N6558A VIN GREAT TRANSPORTATION! 1989 EAGLE PREMIER #NX246327.26,253 miles. 4 cyl, auto trans,. P/S P/8 A/C, P/L, 1986 FORD TEMPO P/W, P/seats tilt/cruise, wire whl, cvrs, *14,995 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, AM/FM cloth int., r. def. Stk. #U5;37A. VIN stereo, cloth int., r. def. Stk. #N6299A VIN CGB256969.58,529 miles. «H219785.53 186 miles *3,995 LOW LOW MILES! *2,895 1992 FORD TAURUS LOWER PRICES WAGON FUNBIRD! 6 cvl, auto trans, P/S, P/8, Aft, AMfM • HUGE SELECTION 3 CYLINDER! 1990 PONTIAC SUNBIRD stereo, r, del Stk. #115177 VIN 4 cyl., auto Irans P/S P/B, P/L lilt #NAi09916 29.975 miles 1988 CHEVY SPRINT whl, alloy whls, T.G, r drf. Duckets, 3 cyl., 5 spd. man. trans,. P/S, P/B. Stk. Stk. #N6337A. VIN #17597636. 38,994 *11,995 • HICH TRADE IN ALLOWANCES #T6432A. VIN #JK75074Q. 76,116 miles. *2,295 * *6,495 SUPERCHARGED! • QUALITY SERVICE 992 FORD THUNDERBIRD Hie Word TOO COOL! ROTARY MOVER! SUPERCOUPE 1990 FORD PROBE GT Supercharged 6 cyl,, P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, Ob Thy 1986 MAZDA RX7 4 cyl., 5 spd man, trans, P/S. P/B, A/C, P/W, P/seats, tilt/cruise, alloy whls., 4 cyl.. 5 spd, man. trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, T.G, cloth int., r. del., Duckets. Stk. AM/FM stereo cass, leather mf Stk. P/L, P/W, tilt/cruise. AM/FM stereo cass.. #U4947 VIN #LS125454 50,698 mites. #N6370A. VIN #NH100974 29 782 Street! T.G, cloth int. Stk. #N5076A. VIN #G0123234.99,244 miles *9,395 * *16,266 *3,995 TOPLESS! SPEED! PIIRPRf 1992 FORO MUSTANG 992 FORD TAURUS SHO LX CONVERTIBLE V-6,5 spd. man. trans, P/S, P/B. A/C, 1985 JAGUAR XJ6 V-8. auto trans. w/od„ P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, P/seats, ABS Drakes, V-6, auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/L, P/W, tilt/cruise, console, alloy lilt/cruise, alloy whls, AM/FM stereo P/W, tilt/cruise AM/FM stereo cass, TG. whls, AM/FM stereo cass, leather int., cass, moonroof, leather int., dual air leather int., r. def., Duckets. Stk. #T6448B air Dag, Duckets. Stk. #U5151A. VIN bags Stk. #U5173. VIN #NA157188. VIN #FL428)45.91,392 miles. #NF116282.36,054 miles. 13,578 miles. *6,495 *16,195 *15,995 200 HWY. 55 (Pkwy exit 117) Keyport, N J . (908) 264-1600 THE INDEPENDENT, JUNE 15, 1994 6 3 It's N o t Magic Pre-Owned, Personally Selected i ★ * We're ©sm/fay Because ★ ★ We're Satisfying Our * ★ I Customers, One At A Time! Pete Sucato HUGE INVENTORY

'88 MITSUBISHI PRECIS '91 MITSUBISHI ECLIPSE GS 2 dr, 5 spd man, 4 cvl, p/s, 2 dr. 5 spd man, 4 cyl, p/s, P/B, am/fm ster/cass, p/winds/lks, - ______I x J -figi In Customer^ p/b, t/gls, rw def, sport a/c, t/glass. rw def. t/wm, 4 / T i -*' 1 Satisfaction mirrs, Vin #JU240944. 75,342 cruise, sport mirrs. VIN mi. ME110059.52,350 ml, . V t f l f f l O i n 3 r ■ Monmouth t $ 2 2 2 2 I & 0cean ^ *7988 '88 PONTIAC LEMANS ■92 fOBO THUNDERBIRD 2 dr, auto, 4 cyl, m/s, p/b, 2 dr auto, 6 cyl. p/s, p/b, am/fm ster/cass. a/c, t/glass, am/fm ster/cass: p/wlnds/ rw clef, sport mirrs Vin Icks/sts, a/c, t/gls, rw def, MITSUBISHI ~ JR355504. 80.630 mi. t/whl. cruise, sport mirrs. Vin HNH125633,48,121 mi. '94 MIRAGE SPORT COUPE *2975 *8765 2 dr, 5 spd man, 4 cyl, p/s, '89 FORD FESTIVAL '91 TOYOTA CAMRY DX 2 dr, autP, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, 4 dr, 5 spd man, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b LEASE FOR p/b, radio acc. pkg, t/gls, am/fm ster, a/c, t/gls. rw def, am/fm ster/tape. p/wlnds/lks. custom stripe, Vin #K6111644, a/c, t/glass, rw def, t/whl, cruise rw/ def, gauges, bkt sts, 51,549 ml. Vin MU300422.42,437 mi. carpet mats, sprt mirrs, all ssn stl bltd rdls, styled *3695 *9777 whls, Vin #RU035053, Stk #3467, MSRP $9739. '85 HONDA PRELUDE yi DODGE COLT VISTA 2 dr, auto. 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, WAGON MO. am/fm ster/cass, a/c, t/gls, Auto, 4 cyl, p/s, p/0, am/fm rw def, sports mirrs, moon st/cass, a/c, 7 pass, vin $109 rf, Vin #FC066316,81 .ISO mi. HZ017570,122,863 mi. '94 GALANT "ES" SEDAN *3995 *2995 •87 HONDA ACCORD DX '9S HONDA CIVIC D I Dual Air Bags • Air Conditioning • AM/FM 2 dr, auto, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, 2 dr, 5 spd man, 4 cyl, p/s, v'", LEASE FOR am/fm ster/cass a/c, t/gls, am/fm ster/cass, t/gls, rw def, Cassette • Tilt & Cruise • P/Windows/Locks rw def, sport mirrs, Vin sport mirrs, pinstripe. Vin KPH504839,31,414 mi. 4 dr, Auto, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, am/fm KHA086631,70,988 ml. ster/cass, p/winds/lks, a/c, t/gls, rw def, t/whl, cruise, bkt seats, sport *4899 *9999 mirrs, all ssn stl bltd rdls, Vin '91 CHEVY CAVALIER *90 AUDI QUATTRO »mn #RE128609, Stock #3564. 2 dr, auto, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, 4 dr. auto, 4 whl drive, B cyl, p/s, p/6, M U * MSRP $18,300. am/fm ster/cass, a/c, t/gls, am/fm ster/cass, p/winds/lcks/ant/sts rw def, sport mirrs. sun roof. driv st, a/c, t/gls, rw def, t/whl, cruise, VIN M7293514.40,519 miles. gauges, Ittir mt, moon rf, alloy whls, like $169 new.vinftM)t7ffi76,2l7ini '94 DIAMANTE LUXURY SEDAN *7475 *15,995 '88 MAZDA RX7CXL '92 MITSUBISHI MONTERO LS • Air Conditioning • Tilt & Cruise 2 dr, 5 spd man, p/s, p/b, am/fm 4 dr, auto, 4 whl drive, 6 cyt, p/s, p/b, ster/cass, p/w, p/l, a/c, t/gls. rw def, am/f/m, ster/tape, tw def, t/whl. crane, LEASE FOR , t/v»hl, cruise, gauges, sport mirrs, p/wlnds/lcks/sts, a/c, t/glass, gauges, Pwr Windows & Locks • AM/FM Cassette sun rf, alloy whls, rotary engine, rear Ithr int, sport mirrs, remote mirrs, alloy wiper. VIN J0606488.69.421 miles. VIN NJ001960,52,387 ml. 4 dr, auto, 6 cyi. p/s. p/b. am/tm -■ f lV ”W f > ■ P S ster cass, p/winds/lks, a/c, t/gls. 519,995 W r n ■ W j m j m rw def. t/whl. cruise, bkt sts, *7777 1 remote mirrs. all ssn stl bltd rdls, '91 PEUGEOT 505 WAGON ‘93 TOYOTA CELICA 5 dr hatch wagon, auto. 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, am/fm ster/cass, GT CONVERTIBLE MO. p/wlnds/lcks/sts, a/c, t/gls, 2 dr, auto 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, am/fm ster/cass i i t t 9 rw def, t/whl, cruise, sport w/CD player p/w, p/l, a/c, t/gls, rw def, mirrs! vin KMS431545, 66,407 t/whl, cruise, alum/alloy wills, ‘all black*. ml. VIN P0131538 29,561 miles. Also Available Eclipse “GS” 3000 GT Montero 4x4’s EXPO MINI VAN 5 spds & Automatics DIAMANTE LUXURY At Similar Savings! SL & VR4 All Colors LS & SR Models WAGON *7795 *18,995 Where Quality & Professionalism Come Standard• one miie south of Monmouth m GS Parkway Exit 105 • Hwy 35, North Oakhurst Route 35 N • Oakhurst f ° » / 00-5. MITSUBISHI® 0 0 8 O o . Mon-Fri 9:00-9:00 • Saturday 9:00-6:00 7*00

Prices in this ad include all costs to consumer except license, reg. & taxes. All leases 10,000 mi leases req. 1st mo pymt & $400 bank fee. Galant is 48 months. Mirage & Diamante are 36 months. Ref. sec. deps are as follows: Mirage $900. Galant $1200. Diamante $1500 • Mirage: $1500 dwn w/tot pymts $3924 - Residual $4479.94. Galant: $1500 dwn w/tot pymts $8112-Residual $8967. Diamante: $2500 w/tot pymts $8244-Residual 493-4333 $14,297.25. Leases subject to approval by primary lender. See dealer for detaili. 6 4 JUNE 15,1994, THE INDEPENDENT P IN E B E L T N I 5 5 A I M OF KEYPORT OPEN! J

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SE N J ' S L A R G E S T S U B A R U D E A L E R ! 4 cyl,5 spdman trans. air baa.p/s, p/b, st/cass, Stk# 1699R, VINRK101239. MSRP Rebate. DiscountTotal payments $6084. $2410. Includes $1000 biscount $4,534.payments $13,536. Includes $1000 p/w/lks, cruise, Reb. a/c, am/fm p/b, p/s, Coupe. 6 cyl. 4 spd, autotrans, air bag. MSRP $14,098. am/fm st cass. $4516. Option buy Stk#1789R, to at VINRB532089, $25,233. Option $10,196. buy to at Tota 1MPREZA SEDAN A D E S A Z E R P M 1 ’ 4 9 S D L O T L E B E H I P T A U R A B U S T L E B E H I P T A trans , p/s, p/b,a/c, Stk#G-268. VIN#RM005837. VIN#RM005837. Stk#G-268. p/b,a/c, , p/s, trans M SRP $13,440 Lease for 36 months. Option to to $8,338. Option months. ofpayments Total 36 for Lease $6854.40. at buy $13,440 man. SRP spd. M eng.,5 MFI C SOH litre 2.3 Coupe, 3 3 2 * 252 5 $2 for of payments $9,072. payments of Stk#G- ^14,1p/b, (tfSRP p/s, ena.auto, 713.viN#RG361282. cyl. litre4 2.2 Sedan, e s a e l : M F H A U NE IN P S FOR IMMEDIATE DELI Y R E IV L E D E T A I D E M M I R O F S U R A B U S O O l R E V O 36 TI N IO IT D E L A I C E P S TIOM O I IT P E L A I C E P S months Option to buy at at buy to Option months OL 30 MONTHSl 0 3 lONLY »L 30 MONTHS] 0 3 |»NLY VERY R E IV L E D E T A I D E M M I R O F S D L O 0 0 4 R E V O OL 3 MONTHS) 30 lONLY OL 3 MONTHSl 30 |ONLY a: CE: E IC R P Y U B ran: A V E I H C A mo. mo SVX V S ’ 4 9 A R E I C *14,195 9 1 , 4 1 * - 4 9 * 4 9 * LEASE FOR: *376 MO. 0 4 4 , 3 1 * LEASEFOR: ‘169 MO. CE: E IC R P Y U B $20,69 8 6 , 1 1 $ $7097.50. aoi iM s id o (a §5. Lease Lease §5. BUY FOR: BUY FOR: Total 3dr. 3 cyl, 5 spdman trans,am/fma/c, payments $4,644.$9,717. $3,249. at buy Option to st Includes cass. Total Stk#1465R. $1000 VINRB70105. Rebate. MSRP Discount si.329 6 cyl, 5 spdman trans,air bag.p/s. p/b. Optionto buy at $7,395. Stk#1274R,Total VINSR194134, payments MSRP $18,172. Discount $3.784.$9J80. Includes $1500 st/cass, p/w/lks. Rebate. cruise, am/fma/c, LEGACY WAGON O G A W Y C A G E L ’ 4 9 e i H 2 4 3 * $19,995. Lease for 36 months. Option to buy at at buy to Option SRP M months. for 36 Lease VIN#R4803905. $19,995. Stk#662. st. p/dr w/clk, $10,597. Total of payments $12,312. payments of Total $10,597. m m w Sedan, V-6. auto. p/s. p/b, cruise, am/fm st/cass. st/cass. am/fm cruise, p/b, p/s. V-6.auto. Sedan, LEASE FOR: FOR: LEASE TI N IO IT D E L A I C E P S i I T H G I E Y T H 6 I E Preview l l a C w e i v e r P o T for . t p p A r o f y r a M l S H T N O M 0 3 Y L N O | OL 3 MONTHSl 30 lONLY OL 30 MONTHSl 0 3 |ONLY 383-2900 0 9 2 - 3 8 3 • D » Soon! n o o S g n i m o C JUSTY T S U J ’ 4 9 mo 199S 199S Aurora 8 0 0 5 - 5 0 9 U R A B U S H s d i o a H U R A B U S 5 9 9 , 9 1 * 4 9 * LEASE FOR: '129 MO. LEASE FOR: *255 MO. PRICES Y U B 388 8 ,3 8 $ 14,388 BUY FOR: BUY FOR:

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NEW 1 9 9 5 DODGE NEON PRE-OWNED SPECIALS 1 9 8 9 Q UICK SKYLARK 2 dr., 4 cyl., Uto trans., p/s, p / b , a / c , HIGHLINE tilt/cruise, r. d&’f., T.C., a m / f m stereo, stk #2722. VIN #KM0l101426. 55,752 miles. 4 cyl., auto trans., P/s, P/B, A/C, tilt/cruise, r. def., T.G.,, *4,977 sprt. whls., AM/FM stereo 1987 DODGE 600SE cass., roof rack, anti-lock brakes. Stk. #6536. VIN ? def4Tr'' p/s' P/B- A/c- P/W, #SD563365. 36 Month Lease. 0,N #HCTi80M T f6“ II m1°es“ SS' Stk' #2915' $2,500 dow n plus 1st paym ent, *3,997 security & M.V. 1985 DODGE ARIES dPfr ,T rCVlAMa/cte tCans- p/s- P/B- A/C, r. f e s f e .T s f m T s 60' Stk- *3089' V,N $2,995 1988 DobcE DIPLOMAT 8 cyl., a u to tran k'., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, p/W p/seats, titl/cri ise, r. def., T.C., a m / f m stereo cass. dr. stk. #3050. VIN #JW126252. 69,201 miles. $p.997 1990 DODGE CARAVAN P/S' P/B MC. R.def., stk- #3015- VIN 7 .9 7 7 1993 CHRYSLER LEBARON BED I ^Ut0 trans- p/s- P/B, A/C P/L P E R I P/W- tlJ ^ crid|se, t def., T.C., am /fm stereo cass. stk. #3051 VIN #PF649293. 25,081 miles. LEASE *11,997 FOR T A X I 1992 DODGE SPIRIT defr"T r^i'iu/nS K ans - P/S- P/B' A/C, r. $tk * 2809 ™ $7.997 1991 DODGE DAKOTA LE PICKUP V-8, auto trans. P/S, P/B, A/c, P/L, NEW 1994 DODGE NEW 1994 DODGE tilt/cruise, r. def Sprt. whls., AM/FM stereo cass. stk' #3025. VIN #MS254936 CARAVAN INTREPID 26,400 miles. 6 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, r. def., 4 dr., 6 cyl., auto trans., P/s, P/B, A/C, tilt T.C., AM/FM stereo, 7 pass., sunscreen whl., r. def., T.G., AM/FM stereo. Stk. $9,997 glass, stk. #6529. VIN #RR734190. 36 Month #6541. VIN #RF278499. 24 Month Lease Lease. s2,000 down plus 1st payment, ‘2,000 down plus 1st payment, security & 1990 DODGE GRAND CARAVAN SE security & M.V. fees. 12,000 miles per year. M.V. fees. 12,000 miles per year. r d e f aT r° P/,S' P /B ' A /C ' tilt/crulse, #2902. JfN # a f f i V l 3 9 ™ t e s ere° ' Stk' LEASE PER M O. LEASE PER M 0 . FOR + TAX $S,997 FOR $239 + TAX Price(s) include(s) freight, transportation, shipping, dealer preparation and any other costs to be pom e by a consumer, except for licensing costs, registration fees and taxes." Retail & Leasing Dealer. A Division Of

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NEW 1994 NISSAN NEW 1994 NISSAN A L T I M A X E MAXIMA GXE 4 DOOR SEDAN 4 DOOR SEDAN 4 cyl., 5 spd. man. trans., V-6, auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/S, P/B, no A/C, tilt whl., T.G., cloth int., dual air bags, r. P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, tilt/cruise, _ def., buckets. Stk. #N2844. VIN #RC185403. MSRP $13,999. ABS brakes, alloy whls., AM/FM stereo cass., T.G., leather int., air bag, r. def. Stk. #N2499. VIN #RT213421. M SRP $24,174. SALE SALE $ PRICE $1 2 , 3 9 9 PRICE 1 9 , 3 9 9 Price(s) include(s) all costs to be paid by a consumer, except for licensing, registration, and taxes. L A B R IO L A © 3 E. NEW M AN SPRINGS RD. cad741-2433 (PKY. E XIT 109) RED B AN K THEjINDEPENDENT, JUNE 15, 1994 6 9

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1. The best of the best. IV we look at hundreds of pre-owned cars. Only 10% make tne cut. a new car alternative tias to first be special.

2 . Passes our 42-point test. The special ones get personally checked by joe. He s been with our company for over 20 years, if he says it's special, it Is.

3. we do the preventive m aintenance. we safety Inspect the entire car. Brakes, suspension. Exhaust. Elec­ trical system. We then invest about $500 on preventive NEW 1994 : h r y s l e r maintenance for every "new car alternative" to give you a luxury car that's hard to tell apart from a new car. CONCORDE 4{DOOR SEDAN 3.3 Itr. V-6, auto trans., p/s, p/b, re, p/l, p/w, tilt/cruise, ABS brakes, 4 . Then give It our "best" price. p/heated mirrors, am/fm stereo c; iss., dual air bags, mats, touring Take a look at the book price for a regular used car. Then look at suspension, cloth bucket seats wIn icliner. Stk #2194. Vin #RH278532. our price for a new car alternative with all the trimmings. MSRP $21,124. 36 Month Lease. $0 (own. 1st payment plus ref. sec. dep. & bank fee plus M.V. required. 10,0i )0 miles per year max, 18c per mile overage. 5. you have to be 100% satisfied. we can't afford to sell the car if you aren't 100% happy. We want your LEASE FOR $2Q9 PER MO. +TAX friends to want their own "new car alternatives." Plus all new car alternatives come with the balance of the original factory warranty. Buy 1994 PLYMOUTH ACCLAIM For 1 2 5 4 cyl., auto trans., p/s, p/b, a/c, t/g., r. def., tilt/cruise, am/fm stereo, air bag. Balance of Factory Warranty. Stk. #8587. Vin #RF106695.6,382 miles. Orig. MSRP $14,424. ^ '

NEW 1994 CHRYSLER 1994 CHRYSLER LEBARON LHS 4 DOOR SEDAN 6 cyl., auto trans., 3.5 Itr. 24V OHC V-6, auto trans., p/b, a/c, p/heated mirrors, p/moonroof, p/leather bucket seats, speed sei sitive steering, 4 whl. anti-lock brakes & p/s, p/b, a/c, p/l, traction cont., theft security sys ., auto temp, cont., dual air bags, trip computer, Infinity cass. syst. with p/ant. Stk #2388. Vin #RH325370. MSRP p/w, tilt/cruise, $30,878. 36 Month Lease. $0 Do' in. 1st payment & ref. sec. dep. & bank fee (year max, 18c overage. am/fm stereo, t/g.,. S l Z I X L X - ^ e T o v , & M.V. required. 10,000 miles pe air bag, r, def. Balancee of Factory Warranty. > A c S S 6 1 » LEASE FOR $! >99 PER MO. +TAX Stk. #8589. Vin #RF1552050.12,758miles. 2 0 5 0 .------” ” Ir 1 Orig. MSRP $17,326. Buy 1 3 , 9 9 5 For $2 , 7 3 0

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NEW 1994 DODGE RAM 2500 NEW 1994 DODGE RAM 2500 NEW 1994 DODGE RAM 2500 HEAVY DUTY 4X4 PICKUP HEAVY DUTY PICKUP HEAVY DUTY 4X4 PICKUP 6 cyl., Cummins diesel, auto, trans., p/s, 6 cyl., Cummins diesel, auto, trans., p/s, V-8, auto, trans., p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm p/b, a/c. p/l, p/w, tilt/cruise, am/fm stereo p/b, a/c, p/w, p/seats, tilt/cruise, am/fm stereo., t.g., air bag, bedliner, trailer tow cass., t.g., air bag, trailer tow pkg. Stk. » stereo cass., t.g., air bag, trailer tow pkg. pkg. Stk. #T4282. VIN. #R5634294. MSRP #T4198. VIN. #R5703354. MSRP $29,796. Stk. #T4115. VIN. #R5530230. MSRP » $24,311. College Grad Rebate $400. College Grad Rebate $400. Werner Disc. $26,540. College Grad Rebate $400. $1,871. 27,525Werner Disc. $1,749. 24,391 Werner Disc. $915. 22,996 NEW 1994 DODGE RAM NEW 1994 DODGE NEW 1994 DODGE 1500 PICKUP CARAVN SE GRAND CARAVN V-8, auto, trans., p/s, p/b, a/c, p/l, p/w, V-6, auto, trans., p/s, p/b, dual a/c, p/l, p/w, V-6, auto, trans., p/s, p/b, a/c, p/1, roof tilt/cruise, am/fm stereo cass., t.g., air bag, p/seats, tilt/cruise, roof rack, console, alloy rack, am/fm stereo cass., t.g., dual air trailer tow pkg. Stk. #14264. VIN. whls,, am/fm stereo cass., t.g„ dual air bags, $ bags, child seats. Stk. #T4349, VIN. #R5673496. MSRP $21,253. College Grad r/def. child seats. Stk. #14242. VIN #RX231538. MSRP $19,964. Rebate $650. Rebate $400 Werner Disc. $1,468. IRX336644. MSRP $23,148, Rebate $850. College Grad Rebate $400. Werner Disc. *19,385College Grad Rebate $400. Werner Oise. $192. 21,706$1,158. *17,756

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1993 CHEVROLET CAVALIER 1988 DODGE DAYTONA PACIFIC;~ 1988 DODGE CARAVAN 4 cyl., 5 spd. man. trans., p/s, p/b, a/c, 2 dr., 4 cyl., p/s, p/b, a/c, p/l, p/w, p/seats, h a V-6, auto, trans., p/s, p/b, a/c, roof rack, A H a am/fm stereo cass., t.g. Stk. #4333. VIN. ■ I f l C tilt/cruise, console, alloy whls., am/fm J j r T f l am/fm stereo cass., 7 pass. Stk. #4351. V # f l f t #M7287039.66,933 miles. ¥ K I U K stereo cass., t.g., t-tops, r. def. Stk. #4368. T i l f t j VIN. #JR662139. 76,549 miles. T I I I I I I VIN. #JG346506.73,577 miles. | | J I V 5 1990 DODGE CARAVAN 1993 DODGE SPIRIT 1991 JEEP CHEROKEE LAREDO 4 cyl., auto, trans., p/s, p/b. a/c, roof rack, A 4k - ^ — 4 dr., 4 cyl., auto, trans., p/s, p/b, a/c. p/l, a j j k a a 6 cyl., auto, trans., p/s, p/b, a/c, p/l, p/w, H S J f c * am/fm stereo, r del., 7 pass. Stk. #4369. \fj 4 f l £ p/w, tilt/cruise, am/fm stereo, t.g , air bag. N4 fl frfl p/seats, tilt/cruise, roof rack, console, alloy I f l r M f i t VIN. #LR726049.57,453 miles. Y | | 1 I H Stk. #4359. VIN. #PF591121. 21,705 miles. ¥ 1 1 1 H U whls., am/fm stereo cass., t.g., r. def. Stk. T 1 W 5. #4339. VIN. #ML515975.45,642 miles. " f fc V

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