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The borough activist realized that the Grant awarded creek was “underdeveloped and under­ to clean, restore utilized.” Many years ago, that was hardly the Chingarora Creek case. Willner noted that 100 years ago, peo­ ______BY LAUREN JAEGER______ple swam in the creek and it was stocked with fish. Staff Writer And from about 1916 to 1936, the Aeromarine Airplane factory used the creek to float the newly-designed Flying he murky creek that winds around Boats and set them up for takeoff, Becnel Keyport may have a new life. noted. TThanks to a $9,000 grant awarded last Today, the creek is not good for swim­ week by the Environmental Endowment ming, since it is filled with pesticide and for New Jersey, the creek will be cleaned, herbicide runoff, as well as animal waste monitored and set up for recreational use. and grease that flows from the streets. The project, called “Rediscovering Pollution, however, is not a new prob­ Chingarora Creek” will be set into place lem for Chingarora Creek. Even in 1894, by Keyport Partnership Inc. volunteers. there was a problem with pollution, Guidance will be provided by Andy Willner said, since there was animal Willner of the American Littoral Society, manure from horses and livestock that Sandy Hook, and Maryanne Sabanskas of sunk into the wetlands. the Monmouth County Planning Board, However, Willner noted, the crabs that who is the Bayshore Trail access coordi­ dwell in the water remain safe to eat. nator. Noticing the creek’s potential, the KPI Also leading the way for its cleanup submitted an application to the En­ will be Ron Rausch, chairman of the KPI vironmental Endowment for New Jersey, Waterfront Committee, and Lou Pennington. Tomasello, chairman of the Keyport En­ The endowment, incorporated in April vironmental Commission. 1991, was established to re-distribute fines Dr. Sidney Becnel of First Street, who imposed upon by the Federal District sits on the board of trustees for KPI and on Court case brought under the Federal the board of directors for the Keyport Water Pollution Control Act by the Public Historical Society, said he got the idea Interest Research Group of New Jersey. A while driving back and forth to the water pollution case in Perth Amboy, was Kevion Rogers, 8, gives Celest MacCray, 5, a push on the swings last week at Hillside Foodtown, located on Route 36. settled for $2 million in 1993 and another, Park in Middletown. The Hillside Civic League has asked the township to make the “I kept noticing the water underneath in Burlington County, gave the adjacent roadways safer for children and to make some improvements at the park. the bridge,” said Becnel. See page 26.______(Photo by Rich Schultz) Continued on page 12 High school prom costs can be hip**

BY LAUREN JAEGER pected to cost $60, but the senior class’ part-time job at the Price Club in Hazlet prom gown she donned W after-prom activities will add to the bill, for the big event. not wear it again. Staff Writer Jessica said. This year, like many other prom-goers “It is last year’s ast year, Jessica Bame, & senior at Many of the Keyport High School in the area, the Keyport senior girls are give it to someone Keyport High School, spent $55 on seniors will be leaving the Merri-makers spending more money on clothes, nails, sell it.” L the prom bid and $100 on the restaurant in Matawan at midnight, when hair and, of course, the gown. Luckily, Jes dress. the formal celebration ends, to drive The weekend festivities are expected seamstress w*- “I didn’t get elaborate last year,” said down to Wildwood. to cost at least another $100 a couple. her daught'1' Jessica, who works part time at the Toys There, they will pool their funds for a Debbie Riley, another senior at Key­ one-of-' “R” Us in Hazlet. three-night cottage rental. port High School, plans to spend approx­ Col!; This year, though — this is the big “There are no more proms after this imately $150 for her gown — money Schor one, and few costs will be spared, she one,” remarked Jessica’s friend, Robin saved from her receptionist job jun noted. The Keyport prom bids are ex­ Cadoo, who is saving money from her And while Robin spent $180 for the £

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Phone numbers: School on Atlantic Avenue. W orkshops, On May 17, Mary J. Mitchell, math­ # TO SPEAK OUT Editorial V . Call 1-800-390-NEWS 254-7000 Ext. 226 ematics supervisor for the Trenton School FAX 254-0486 lectures shed District, will present a lecture “Unifying _ _ (6397) Circulation Mathematics: Parents, Students and SEE RELATED STORY, PACE 14 254-1755 Teachers Working Together”. The talk Display Advertising will take place at 7 p.m. at the Strathmore 972-6740 Ext. 220 light on math Elementary School on Church Street. school will be awarded with certificates “She is a dynamic woman,” Vas said of recognition for various achievements. FAX 254-0256 ______BY LAUREN JAEGER______Classified 1-800-660-4ADS of Mitchell. “She has accomplished Certificates of recognition were Classified FAX 432-0016 Staff Writer tremendous things in the urban schools.” awarded to math students for the first time Robert J. Eckert, assistant superin­ in the high school last year. ABERDEEN — It is crucial for par­ tendent of Linden schools, will present This year, the certificates are being “The World of Graphics” at 7 p.m. May awarded for the first time in the elemen­ ■ -- BAYSHORE | ents to get involved with their children's education, according to Joan Vas. director 19 at the Ravine Drive Elementary tary and middle schools, and she plans on independent of mathematics for the Matawan-Ab- School. continuing the effort indefinitely. erdeen Regional School District. “He will demonstrate the latest graph­ Math education, Vas said, has come a ing calculators and how students in the Managing Editor Practicing what she preaches, Vas has long way since she began teaching 29 helped establish evening mathematics fourth, fifth and sixth grades can use them years ago. Educational methods are more Judith McGee Feeney workshops for parents and their children. in the classroom,” Vas said. “hands-on” today, she noted, and far more Sports Editor And last week she helped produce And Muriel Thatcher, a mathematics effective. Lindsey Siegle Math Awareness Night at the Lloyd Road educator and consultant, will present “It used to be ‘chalk and talk’,” she Executive Editor Elementary School for kindergarten to “Math Encounters with Problem Solving said. “It was the teacher using the chalk­ and Manipulatives” at 7 p.m. May 25 at board and talking and talking.” Gregory Bean eighth grade. “ The success of a student depends the Cliffwood Elementary School on “Even the techniques of teachers’ Publisher strongly on parental encouragement and Cliffwood Avenue. questions have changed,” she added. Kevin Wittrnan support,” Vas said. The talk, “Yesterday, Today and “Now, the question will be ‘Can anyone Not only are the workshops and lec­ Tomorrow — Looking Toward the 21st share with us how you solved this prob­ A Greater Media Newspaper tures free of charge, she said, but they are Century in Mathematics” will be pre­ lem?’ The process is far more important open to any parent and child from any sented at 7 p.m. May 24 at the Lloyd Road than the product.” school district in the area. Elementary School. Vas also noted that group efforts are The Bayshore Independent circulation is “To get any one speaker is a fantastic encouraged, as well as effective com­ subject to audit by Verified Audit of Tonight, for instance, all parents and Circulations, Inc. Published Wednesday by students are welcome to hear Dr. Victor accomplishment,” Vas noted. “We are for­ munication. , the Greater Monmouth Publishing Co., Stanionis from Iona College, New York, tunate. I encourage everyone to come and “The lone wolf is not where it is at Edgeboro Road, East Brunswick N.J. present a talk about computer-generated hear what they have to say.” today,” she said. “Today, it is ‘Can you 08816. Third-class postage paid at Also, she noted, at every lecture the Eatontown , N.J. $32 a year. First-class music. The lecture will take place at 7:30 mail subscription available at $65 for 26 p.m. at the Matawan Regional High hard-working math students at each Continued on page 11 weeks, 40 cents a copy. 4 MAY 4,1994, THE INDEPENDENT

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MAPLE PLACE R egistration PRE-SCHOOL scheduled fo r FAMILY HAIR CARE CENTER Comer of Main & Maple Place Keyport fa ll nursery fun O P E N H O U S E 11 Service...... 10% OFF we Registration for Hazlet’s Recreation Tuesda 1 0 th Playtime Nursery School fall session will 12 Services...... 20% OFF specialize be held for Hazlet residents only at the 1 : p.m. 13 Services...... 30% OFF IN Hazlet Municipal Offices Building, 319 LONGHAIR . State Certified Middle Road, June 1 for three-year-olds , • WASH, CUT & STYLE • MANICURES SWEPrs ' Certified Teachers and June 2 for four-year-olds beginning at • PERMS • HIGHLIGHTS Ages 3-5 9 a.m. each day. 1 • FROSTINGS • TIPS & WRAPS, „ „ . f , AM & PM Programs Children must be three or four by I with this ad • expires 5/31/94 I Your Choice of 2,3 or 5 Half Day Programs October 1, 1994, depending on which 300~ROUTE 35~ABiRDEiN PLAZA •"CLIFFWOOD Call for Brochure group they are registering for. Three-year- old classes are Monday and Wednesdays 5 8 3 -1 7 7 6 908-739-0387 12:30-2 p.m. and Tuesdays and Thursdays HOURS: MON CLOSED, TUES-FRI 9-8, SAT 9-5, SUN 10-1 9:15-10:45 a.m. Four-year-old classes are Mondays and Wednesdays 9:15-11:15 a.m. and Tuesdays and Thursdays 12:30­ 2:30 p.m. Child’s birth certificate, up-to-date record of immunization, doctor’s note South Amboy on any of these stating the child is healthy and may attend Memorial Hospital programs, school and two proofs of residency (1 24-hour Hotline C a l e n d a r o f E v e n t s call (908) 721-1000, utility bill, tax bill etc. - driver’s license (908) 727-5222 extension 2104. not accepted) are required the day of WM m registration. No paperwork exceptions will be made. "Su n d a y " M o n d a y r i d a y S a t u r d a y Fee is $60 for Hazlet residents for each

National Free of the 10-week sessions. Non-residents Screenings* I Nurses Week Center for Behavioral 7 to 9 p.m. Center for Behavioral may be placed on a waiting list beginning May 1 to 7 Medicine Emergency Medicine June 3 should openings still be available Family Sup peri Group Room Presents 7 to 8 p.m. Ou’ Services: Where Are Presents in September, at $120 fee for each ses­ Path Program MICA Cnsl. Program Women's Support Group They and How Ctn They Be Our Services: Where Are sion. Display Table 7 to 8:30 p.m. Accessed? They and How Cm They Be Outside Hospital South County Center South Amboy Elementary Accessed? Cafeteria - 3rd Floor Children’s Play Therapy School Open to Public 7 to 8:30 p.m. South Amboy Middle School 8:05 am Children’s program 9:30 to 12:30 p.m. South County Center 820 am. 10 11 12 13 14 to begin in July Adults of Alcoholics Therapy Steady Strictera National Group Family Suppot 1 Group Women’s Support Walking Club ~ The annual Summer Playground Pro­ Hospital Week 6 to 7:30 p.m. - Starting Point Free Blood Pressure 7 to 8 p.m. Group gram for Hazlet children will be held in May 8 -14 7 to 8:30 p.m. Self-Esteem Group 8 to 9 am. MICA Cnsl. P ogram 1 to 2:30 p.m. Brunswick Square Mall Veterans Memorial Park July 5 through South County Center South County Center National Craft & Bake Sale August 12, Mondays through Fridays, Running & Fitness Auxiliary Mt+ting Early Recovery Group Open to Public CNIdren’s Play Therapy 7 to 8:30 p.m. 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Registration will Week Cafeteria 7 to 8:30 p.m. Chemical Dependency 1st Floor Corridor M ay 8 -14 7:00 p.m. South County Center Recovery Center 10 to 1 p.m. be held now through June 22 at the Recre­ Florence Nightingale's Over eaters Anonymous Birthday ation Office, Hazlet Municipal Offices, Mother's Day Free 7:30 p.m. • Rehabilitation Svc. 319 Middle Road. Screenings* Counselors will direct sports, games, 15 16 7 to 9 p.m. 17 18 19 20 21 Emergency See May 11 competitions, exhibition, and a once-a- Room for Judy Kalman, Wednesday Supervisor, Senior week swim lesson at the Hazlet Swim and See May 10 for Support Groups Services Program South County Center Tennis Club. Various trips are offered at Family Sup pot t Group Schedule will lecture on Support Groups Senior Services additional cost. Children are welcome to 7 to 8 p.m. Schedule at Monroe Township MICA Cnsl. P ogram Open House Health Fair bring a snack and a drink each day. Diabetic Support Horizons North Office on Aging Children must be 6 years of age as of Group Jamesburg Cafeteria Daybreak Program 10:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m October 1, 1994. Birth certificate and 7 to 9 p.m. 2 to 4 p.m. Armed Forces Day proof of child’s residency are required at the time of registration. 22 24 25 26 27 28 23 Adults of Alcoholics Center for Behavioral Older children, ages 13 and up, can Women’s Support Therapy Group Medicine become a counselor aide. A registration Group 6 to 7.30 p.m. - Start rvsj Point Steady Strldare 7 to 8:30 p.m. presents fee of $30 per child is required. Alopecia Support Family Suppo>1 Group South County Center Self-Esteem Group Walking Club” 1.Avoiding Depression Group 7 to 8 p.m. CNIdren’s Play Therapy 1 to 2:30 pin. Free Blood Pressure Through Fitness Cafeteria MICA Cnsl. P ogram 7 to 8:30 p.m. South County Center 8 to 9 a.m. at the Nutrition Program Helmetta Senior Center 6:00 p.m. South County Center Early Recovery Group Brunswick Square 7 to 8:30 pin. 11:30 a.m. Client Appreciation Day Chemical Dependency Mall 2. Depression Community Support Recovery Center at Hoffman High School Center - Parlin Overeaters Anonymous South Amboy, NJ 1 to 2:30 p.m. 730 p.m. - Rehabilitation Svc. 8:00 am 29 30 31 Women’s Support Group M a y 7 to 8:30 p.m. 2 0 Years Experience Family Suppo •i Group South County Center National 7 to 8 p.n. • Monuments MICA Cnsl. Program Mental Health Month • Bronze Markers Children’s Play Therapy • Mausoleums • Repairs 7 to 8:30 p.m. Memorial Day South County Center • Cemetery Lettering

Specializing ‘ South Amboy Memorial Hospital “ South Amboy Memorial Hospital prescribes a dose of preventive nedicine. South Amboy Memorial Hospital proudly sponsors the efforts of its daily St. Joseph's Cemetery Free screenings m.ike it easy to take! Si$: is a full service facility with over walking club, "The Steady Striders." 200 physicians to meet your No membership fees! and Bloo'd Sugar and Colon Cancer Screenings .x Free Health Screenings! Every first Tuesday healthcare needs. Sltoreland r: SK For a copy of our Medical Directory, Free Health Programs! Memorial Gardens Blood Pressure Screenings call (908) 721-1000, extension 4443. For an application, call E very firs t and th ird Tuesday (908) 721-1000, ext. 2104. (Locoted on Apple Farm Rood Jughondle) i i 601 Highway 35, Middletown • 671-1122 THE INDEPENDENT, MAY 4, 1994 1 1 Parents’ help karate vitfds «■ Adults adds as kids 3 W eeks for $39 (Includes FREE Uniform) learn math • Physical Fitness & Self Defense COME IN OR CALL • Develop Self Esteem & Confidence Continued from page 3 • Increase Motor Skills & Concentration (s€RUI5ECRAFTERS communicate verbally and in writing?’ • Everyone is a Winner Whole language is not unique to reading YOUR OFFICIAL Call for a FREE Introductory Class and writing. We use verbal, written, and group problem solving.” CRUISE She also noted there is a great effort VACATION k \ I tl Itiu illi Allllt’lh Club made to reach out into the community to HEADQUARTERS teach the parents. 3 r On April 27, the second annual “Math Highway 35 • Dino's Plaza Awareness Night” was held at the Lloyd Hazlet, NJ Jam esw ay Plaza • H ighw ay 34 & Lloyd Road Road Elementary School for all children (908) 739-2885 A berdeen, N.J. 07747 * (908) 583-6123 from kindergarten to eighth grade and their parents. About 300 families attended and 17 teachers volunteered for the night, Vas S p e c i a l Cold Fur said. Storage in For instance, retiring math teacher S t o r a g e our safe, Mark Bendon was in room 215 demon­ climate strating “Sailing to Success in Math 60-D controlled, Street” to fifth- and sixth-grade pupils. S a v i n g s on premises Bendon calculated distance, rate and time vault in navigation using calculators. protects In room 218, Joanne DeVito taught your sixth-grade pupils “Environmental Sci­ valuable fur ence and Math Integration” and demon­ from aging strated an oil spill’s impact on the ocean, Reg. $32.50 and pests. using a simulated ocean and beach. Cash price with Sue Cook, meanwhile, taught mem­ coupon plus tax GM bers of a sixth-grade class and their par­ ents “Rubberband Geometry”. m i Meanwhile, in the cafeteria, several elementary school students instructed the younger ones. S t o r e ONE LOW Suzanne Gonczysnki, fourth grade, showed the youngsters how Rice Krispies PRICE! filled paper cylinder containers, and had a n d them guess which cylinder would hold the Coat price, C l e a n jackets greatest volume. lower! Sixth-grade student Lori Pettignano Prepaid demonstrated the art of origami, and her casn price. classmate Kate Porta played “Blast-Off,” Reg. $82.45. a math game, with the youngsters. $74.95 Cannot be Ted Riskalla, also in the sixth grade, plus tax combined with any other helped construct geometric forms using offer. toothpicks and marshmallows. COMBO “It’s kind of complicated,” he said. SAVINGS! GM Parents were delighted by the teachers’ and children’s efforts. l l l l Pete Engelman, who recently moved to Matawan from upstate, New York, said he was impressed by the school system’s caring. "TWO-FER" “We didn’t have this in New York,” he said. “It’s kind of exciting and neat to Remodel • Restyle • Repai F D F F Free cloth or see.” Convert your old fur r tlL L wool coat f I f iT ll storage .with Lenny Klein of Aberdeen was also i n t o o n e o f t o d a y ' s enjoying the night out. LLUI u vour paid Hot New Coats “You can never stop learning. I’m STORAGE! leather learning things for the first time myself,” storage. Klein laughed. Vas called the night a “big success.” up to LIMITED $20.00 Value Already, one teacher has called up the LEATHER S A V E 0 N / P A to TIME OFFER director with her plans for next year’s GM “Math Awareness Night,” Vas said a day SHEARLINGS C L O T H L | | 0 / after the workshops. l l l l SUEDES C O A T S O U / 0 IN BRIEF The general meeting of the Aberdeen SUPER Take Neighborhood Watch will be held 7:30 190 Rt. 22 • Green Brook T A X % off* p.m. May 10 at Aberdeen Township Hall West of Washington Ave. 6 on Church Street. The special guest (908)968-8700 speaker will be David Green from Jersey P u r s.b v S A V IN G S ca n / Central Power and Light on the subject of security lighting. 1020 Rt. 18 • E. Brunswick m s c o w r - 2 , The Keyport High School Graduation G u a n n o At Movie City 5 class of 1934 will hold its 60th reunion 1 Precious Fur for Precious Little (908)254-0666 ‘Certain restrictions mav apply. p.m. July 10, 1994 at the Shore Point Inn, Cannot be combined with anv Route 35, Hazlet for a buffet luncheon. other offer.. Sales tax collected For information, call Ann Callahan Ko- i v\ v\\ v\ nit o"„ iM i iu s r i o k i vi i time of sale. Sale ends6/30/94 GM foed at 264-4412. 1 2 MAY 4, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT FIT AMERICA All Natural Weight Loss Is Now In New Jersey Area

Cathy Gericitano, Diane Gericitano Whether your weight loss goal is to lose 10 pounds or 70 or more, Fit America is the natural weight loss plan that will help you do so. Says New Jersey resident Gina Polizzotto, who lost 35 pounds in just 3 months, ‘The key to this p "ogram is that the natural herbs help increase your metabolism so that your body functions more efficiently. You eat UP THE CREEK — Chingarora Creek in Keyport has seen better days, but your regular foods without worrying about calories or ounces.” it may be renewed thanks to a recently-awarded state grant to cover its Metabolism varies from person to person, so Fit America is designed to clean-up, recreational improvements and monitoring. meet the metabolic requirements of each individual through dosage (Photograph by Lauren Jaeger) adjustment. Diane Gericitano, Market Coordinator for Fit America in Staten Island, Can you canoe in Keyport? Brooklyn, and now the New Jersey area, lost 60 pounds in 6 months with the program. “You are looking at the queen of yo-yo dieting. I had tried Continued from page 1 ventory wildlife in the creek and leam which every program out there! Fit America is the first program that has made minor flows feed the creek. About two or Endowment another $2.2 million. The inter­ three recreational sites are being planned as sense." est the fund makes is awarded as grants Frank Gericitano, Diane’s husband, is an even better testimonial; he has well, Becnel noted. The first site will be on every year. This year’s endowment invited the south side of First Street, on the borough- lost 90 pounds in 5'/a months. only applications that would directly benefit owned property, where the bridge separates In fact, Gericitano became such a believer that she is now the owner of the New York-New Jersey harbor. Out of Union Beach from Keyport. Fit America offices in Staten Island, Brooklyn, and soon Manhattan. almost 50 applications, nine grants were A parking area will be built off of the awarded to a total of $67,688. road, and a picnic area surrounded by shade We NO CONTRACTS NO COMMITMENTS Chingarora Creek begins at Route 36 and trees will be incorporated. Also, a landing Accept NO PRE-PACKED MEALS winds around the borough, going through for small boats will be built. Sabanskas Visa First Street and the old aeromarine plant, and F o r M o r e In f o r m a t io n C a ll 1 - 7 1 8 - 9 6 7 - 3 3 9 1 (daytime) Mail noted that the bridge is going to be fixed by & Orders ends at the Raritan Bay. Mastercard o r 1 * 9 0 8 - 2 9 0 - 8 2 1 6 (evenings) the Monmouth County Parks System, which Becnel said that volunteers will in­ recently received a $390,000 grant from the ISTEA. The bridge, like 12 other trestles throughout the Bayshore area, will receive new wood and railings. A second recreational site will be next to the Henry Hudson Trail by Second Street, near Stone Road, where another boat land­ ing is planned for construction. The site will be perfect for fishing and crabbing, and no parking is allowed, Becnel said. The boat landings will be built with pressure-treated wood platforms. “We will invite citizens to enjoy this beautiful, natural waterway which is long forgotten and undiscovered,” he said. A third location has yet to be determined. However, it will be a grassy area along the creek with two or more picnic tables. There will be a sign that would tell about the environment and also an acknowledgment to the Environmental Endowment for New Jersey. In addition to the recreational places, there are. going to be two monitoring stations to check the water quality. Currently, there is only one monitoring system, but it is on the Raritan Bay, far way from the creek. “It’s hard to say what Chingarora Creek’s potential is, but there are things that can be done to help it,” Willner said. “Our role is to guide the community and teach them how they can help in its restora­ tion.” Maryanne Sabanskas, the Bayshore Trail access coordinator for the Monmouth County Planning Board, is looking for­ ward to helping fix up the creek. “It’s beautiful. It’s gorgeous, especially when the sun goes down,” Sabanskas noted.“The creek is filled with terrapin tur­ tles; loads of them,” she said. “At the mouth of the creek, there are tadpole areas. And there are plenty of birds. The New Jersey Audobon Society is doing a study of the birds.” “What an opportunity for people to get close to the creek,” she added. “I think it is a creek in need of help,” Willner said. 1W3QMEJ93QM! -3H! ,W9,' > YAV S>* i

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COFFEE owner Cheryl Wright, are canvas work, Cream Cheese & Lox...... 2.89 counted thread and surface embroidery. PRICE (Selection Varies Daily)..... $1.25 Cream Cheese & Vegetables...... 1.89 OR TEA Cream Cheese & Garlic & Herb..... 1.89 Pieces must be cleaned, blocked, Not to be combined with other Bialys...... $.55 Cream Cheese & Olive & Pimento...1.89 Not to be combined with other stretched and framed for display pur­ offers • w/coupon Minis...... $.25 offers • w/coupon poses. Exp. 5/31/94 Exp. 5/31/94 There is no fee to enter the contest, but BAKERS DOZEN only one entry per person is permitted. Gourmet Spreads The judging and an opening reception *5.16 ;.43 T o G o for the show will be held on Thursday, (7 oz. 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Egg on a Bagel...... $1.29 Our Bagels Are Low In Fat Not to be combined with other the challenge of the design, the execution Exp. 5/31/94 Egg and Cheese on a Bagel...... 1.59 I and Cholesterol Sausage & Egg on a Bagel...... 2.49 oilers • w/coupon of the design and its presentation. 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COFFEE OR TEA includes FREE flower for Mom! J For more information on the gallery or & REG. COFFEE OR TEA while supplies last the needlework contest, contact Frame of Expires 5/31/94 Mind, 946-9193. 1 4 MAY 4, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT W E W A N T TO TA K E Y O U D i r e c t o r SHORELANDS WATER COMPANY CUSTOMERS FO R A R ID E The Shorelands water Company w ill commence flushing r e c e i v e s of its distribution system on April 24,1994. Temporary slight discoloration of the water and/or a decrease of pressure may be experienced as a result of this program. I,', We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause, but Tourr De Cure. A day of cycling a w a r d by flushing the system we expect to improve the overall to raise funds to help find an answer quality of water delivered to our customers. to diabetes— the fourth leading cause it is anticipated that the flushing program will be of death by disease in the U.S. BY LAUREN JAEGER ongoing for approximately 4 weeks. We w ill be conducting Sign up for Tour De this operation in the late evening hours in order to minimize BP Cure. Or sponsor a Staff W riter the inconvenience to our customers. ---- rider. Call today! SHORELANDS WATER COMPANY C u re 1-800-T0U R-888 oan Vas, the upbeat director of a a cycling event of mathematics of the Matawan- A.American Diabetes ' Association. J Aberdeen Regional School District, has been recognized for her “phenomenal success.” Vas was one of only 12 math directors from the Northeast elected to receive the Advanced Placement Recognition Award from the Middle States Regional Assembly of the College Board. There were more than 50 applicants from New York, New Jersey, Washing­ ton, D.C., Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, Pennsylvania and Maryland, according to William Harris, the regional executive director of the middle states. The board is perhaps best-known for administering the Scholastic Achievement and Advanced Placement tests in the high schools. It also oversees college equiva­ lency programs and recognizes outstand­ ing teachers. Harris said the award Vas received is given annually to those who have Y v o n n e achieved “phenomenal success” in ad­ ministering the Advanced Placement tests S 6 4 9 40 and programs in the high schools. The college board staff does not choose who gets the award, he noted; instead, AP award recipients from the past serve as judges. “We do appreciate this young lady for Available nS'wmte, blue or black. what she’s done for the students in the state,” Harris said. “It takes a very special teacher to handle this. We are delighted W e llin g to n she was chosen.” Vas, now in her 29th year at the Matawan-Aberdeen Regional School District, began as a teacher. Three years ago, she was promoted to director of mathematics. In order to win the award, students and W a v e r l y other supporters, such as parents and teachers, had to write letters about their $ l 9 9 4o favorite administrator to the regional assembly. Many of the letters commented fa­ vorably on Vas’s contagious enthusiasm for a subject often considered by many students to be dry and tedious. “Looking back, I can honestly say that Ms. Joan Vas has been one of the greatest teachers I have ever known, and undoubt­ Fantasia »r -vr» Timbre edly a great inspiration in my academic " ^ ^ ^ ^ $ 3 9 9 ^ i ^ r \ *4 2 9 40 career,” wrote Roger Wang of Matawan, from the class of ‘93. Futon frame, 6” mattress and slipcover. Futon frame, 6” mattress aad slipww “I and my classmates have often ex­ Available in natural or Mack. Available in natural, ctairiy or glgCt perienced the deep sense of loneliness when confronted with a difficult subject of study,” began the Carnegie Mellon University student. “I will always remember that in Ms. 717 Highway 35, 351 Highway 35, Vas’ calculus class, we were never alone. Ms. Vas, by freely and generously giving Middletown, N.J. Eatontown, N.J. her time and assistance, made sure that Across from Howard Johnson 1/2 Mile South of Monmouth Mall every student who wanted to truly under­ stand a concept, however difficult, would 671-1055 C¥ 389-2055 be able to do so,” he noted. P h o n e O r d e r s A c c e p te d 3LEEP SHOJr P h o n e O r d e r s A c c e p te d Wang said that although Vas often used high technology in her classes, she also relied on regular objects, such as a loaf of sliced bread, to explain math for­ mulas. Ernest Aguayo, also the class of ’93, THE INDEPENDENT, MAY 4, 1994 1 5 said that Vas “changed my life forever.” of Vas “she pushed hard and expected The student at the Massachusetts In­ much. That year, she guided me toward stitute of Technology said Vas gave end­ completion of algebra 1 with honors cred­ Parenting program set less overhead projector presentations and it. The next year, in geometry, her ability always brought up “TTQ’s” (typical test became more apparent to me. She showed The Student Assistance Progr m of the Middletown school district w ill questions). me that math requires an every day com­ present a free parenting program on Tuesday, May 10 at 7:30 p.m. in the High Also, Vas was creative in her tech­ mitment.” „ School South library. niques, he said. That year, Dennis finished geometry “Small macaroni elbows live on in our The program — “Creative Parenting and Building Family Fun through with honors credit, plus algebra 2 and Natural Highs" — w ill be presented by George Obermeier, a self-described memories, for they demonstrate concave trigonometry. In his final two years of up and down, increasing and decreasing,” educational humorist. school, Montone completed Calculus 1 he added. According to Sharon Orosz, coordinator of the Student Assistance and 2. “She helped to fuel my love for learn­ Program, Obermeier’s work with “natural highs” and the use of humor and ing in any and every way she could,” he Vas feels that she earned the award creativity to avoid burnout has won him national acclaim because she still looks forward to work said. “Whether lending me calculus books Issues that w ill be covered include proactive parenting, learning how to each day. over the summer or challenging me in build fam ily fun, coping together, problem solving, building self-esteem, ado­ “Even after 29 years, every day is a class discussions where I learned to back lescent issues and understanding how the American family has changed challenge, and every day I say, ‘Can I up my own arguments and reasoning, she today. improve over the last time I taught this? has truly allowed me to appreciate mathe­ The program is being offered free to Middletown residents. How can this be fun and exciting for all of matics and the beauty, importance and For more information, call the Student Assistance office at 671-6270. value of education.” the kids?” Former student Dennis Montone said “It’s a love of life,” Vas said.

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A puppet show, an inter­ active musical concert and a craft may help communicate “gnome philosophy,” caring for the forest and helping injured animals, he said. “It brings a little bit of fantasy into it,” said Anne Marie Price, a naturalist from Old Bridge, “and excites the children.” The staff encourages children to join all the volunteers by dressing up as their favorite gnomes, fairies or princesses. Judges will evaluate costumes at a contest for renaissance-style clothing. Garlands and wreaths, bought at the nature shops or made at one of the stations, have accessorized much of the clothing. The May baskets, the wildflower walk and the donated flowers will contribute to a fes­ tive atmosphere. The center’s drive also leads to a fish­ ing pool, old-fashioned ice cream-making and a pond where frogs and tadpoles await catching. A nearby field provides space for parachute games, sack races and a labyrinth woven with ribbons. Some of the 100 knights, maidens and jesters from the Monmouth County chapter of the Society for Creative Anachronisms, a non-profit, educational organization dedi­ cated to recreating scenes from the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, will participate for the first time. “From puppetry and heavy weaponry to storytelling and minstrels, I think the group 20-50% OFF will enhance the festive atmosphere of the afternoon,” said Joan Keeler of Millstone, ALL OTHER FRAMES Kateri’s director. Most Insurance and Medicare Plans Accepted She expects the participation of the soci­ ety, as well as a fresh advertising approach, MONMOUTH COUNTY MIDDLESEX/SOMERSET COUNTY EAST BRUNSWICK Village Green Rt. 18...... 235 I?I? to boost attendance. EATONTOWN Circle Plaza Rts. 35 & 36 ...... 542-3050 EDISON Oak Tree Center...... «}-8484 Kateri held its first May Fair in 1987 FREEHOLD 179 South Street...... 431-2290 FRANKLIN PARK Rt. 27, Franklin Town Cntr...... 940-0900 HAZLET Rl. 35, Hazlet Plaza...... 739-4000 WOODBRIDGE 675 Rt. 1 & Gills Lane...... 636-7444 after center members had discussed holding HOWELL Rt. 9, Candlewood Shop. Ctr...... 363-7100 OCEAN COUNTY an annual springtime event to enhance LINCROFT 644 Newman Springs Rd...... 842-6600 BRICK Drum Pt. Plaza, Brick Blvd...... exposure of the center’s programming and WOIQCNTCR NIATAWAN/0L0 BRIDGE Rt. 34, Marketplace II...... 583-3600 LAKEHURST Lakehurst Circle Ctr, Rt. 70...... MIDDLETOWN Rl. 35, Palhmarfc Ctr...... 671-7300 MANAHAWKIN Harbor Plaza, Rt. 72...... (609) 597-0250 to help raise funds. Another naturalist, who RED BANK 60 Broad St...... 530-5151 TOMS RIVER 28 Main St...... had spent the previous year in England, WALL Rt. 35, Seagirt Mall...... 223-2800 TOMS RIVER Rl. 37 E„ Brookside Plaza...... 270-4080 proposed the traditional, international holi- THE INDEPENDENT, MAY 4, 1994 1 7 greet sp ring w ith gala day of May Day, often associated with unteers will be held at the center. Anyone medieval England, as the fund-raiser’s cen­ wishing to serve as elves, bakers, jesters or tral theme. ticket takers should call Kateri at 946-9694. “It has grown and improved since we started it,” said Keeler, who indicated that I l l *1 the idea actually originated in ancient Rome, “but the focal point is still the May “We have such a fun time doing this Fair. 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nita Brett has always wanted to own a truck, so she figured she’d A better know how to fix one. The Hazlet resident, who is a senior at Raritan High School and spends part of her school day studying diesel mechanics at the Monmouth County Vocational School District’s Aberdeen branch, does not want to own just any old truck. She wants an 18-wheeler, an $80,000 Kenworth, she said during a recent in­ terview at the vocational school, which is adjacent to Matawan-Aberdeen Regional High School. Her interest led to her selection as a Non-traditional Student of the Ye:ir by the New Jersey Equity Assistance Center at Middlesex County Vocational and Technical School. At a luncheon on May 20, she will be inducted into the New Jersey Equity Hall of Fame. The center has been recognizing stu­ dents who achieve success in non-tradi­ tional fields for eight years in rine dif­ ferent categories. Diesel mechanics, for examale, has Anita Brett and is still considered a man’s world by (Photo by Rich Schultz) most people. Anita is the only gi i in her tention to detail. Brett, 23 Galewood Drive, Anita is the program. The program he teaches “gives a firm youngest of three children. Her brother, She does not know how she became foundation for vehicle maintenance,” he David, is a Hazlet police officer. interested in trucks, but has a lorig-range said, but added that working on diesel The Aberdeen vocational facility, one goal to own her own trucking firm. She 111 th e Sp (lig h t mechanics is different from standard auto­ of 14 schools which made up the county has also talked about becoming a diesel mobile mechanics. vocational district, also offers a program technology instructor or a technical il­ The students learn to work on big in marine engine and boat repair. Keyport, lustrator. equipment, explained Cathers. As an Hazlet and Middletown also have county Because the diesel mechanics urogram already taken a leadership role, serving as example, he displayed a standard auto­ vocational schools offering other career is a two-year certificate course and Anita shop foreman this marking period, and volunteering for various activities promot­ mobile piston, which weighs less than one choices. is in only the first year, she plans lo return pound, next to a 360-pound diesel piston. The county district also operates the next fall as a post-graduate. After :hat, she ing vocational education. The class is held in a large open-bay A diesel engine produces about 15,000 new High Technology High School on the expects to attend the Ohio Auto Diesel horsepower versus 80 hp produced by a campus of Brookdale Community College Technical School in Cleveland. area complete with a giant diesel truck which provides hands-on learning. The standard car, he said. in Lincroft, and the Marine Academy of She learned about the diesel mechanics Richard Spakowski, Anita’s vocational Science and Technology on Sandy Hook. program only last year, when she started students dress in traditional coveralls, temporarily shedding their student look school guidance counselor who nominated One of the newest vocational programs attending the vocational school to study her for the Equity Hall of Fame, says that is Tech Prep 2+2, which enables students commercial arts. for that of the world of work. Anita and her classmates work together as a non-traditional student in the diesel to gain college credit in high school. “Everyone said I was a good drawer,” mechanics program, “Anita has overcome Administered in cooperation with she said. But when she found out about from approximately 8 to 10:30 a.m. and then return to their “home” schools. stereotyping and has displayed the physi­ Brookdale, it is a four-year sequential pro­ the diesel mechanics course, her a t took a cal as well as the mental abilities of a gram starting with the junior year in high back seat. “She’s an excellent student,” said her diesel mechanics instructor, Thomas diesel mechanic without loss of dignity.” school and concluding with an associate Anita said that being the only girl in The daughter of Edward and Mary degree. her class does not bother her. And she has Cathers. Women, he said, pay more at-

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«u, y ."* ’■ • . BY JODI SWAIN This message reaches children re­ •'. • peatedly during the year in the “Ribbit” Correspondent program. The next time the center offers MARLBORO — May Fair will share the program to the public on May 24, par­ .V3s». *“ • ■‘•■"•.v.-W...... “the best of its nature activities” with ticipants will learn about frogs, their habi­ upcoming programs for the public at tat and the proper way to handle them at a Kateri Environmental Education Center, naturally stocked frog pond on the according to naturalist Anne Marie Price. grounds. r/** The staff promises to focus in depth on Learning for young people will con­ the season’s exclusive features, which tinue into the summer with the new people can get a taste of at the annual “Environmental Adventures.” fund-raiser. They may experience some of In three sessions for students entering what they consider the highlights of grades one through eight, the naturalists spring and summer in the 90-minute pro­ and guest experts will educate through grams. adventurous, exploratory or hands-on ac­ 7' “Flower Power,” to be offered June 2, tivities in the center’s forests, meadows, Get a complete education In pool care at our free BioGuard® pool owner’s seminar. will serve as a vehicle to teach youngsters streams, pond and marsh as well as field We’ll tell you all you need to know to work less, spend less andenjoyanjjenjc your pool more. age 6-12 about the role of wildflowers in trips to other locations. nature, according to fellow naturalist Tom “Very often the children will go home Relax. Bring your pool to BioGuarcT Griffin. In the past, participants have writ­ and tell their parents what they learned,” ten a letter to friends or their parents using said Price, a four-year veteran of the envi­ Wednesday, M ay 11th, 1994 the recorded meaning behind each plant. ronmental programs, “so we’re touching Price said visitors can appreciate the more people than we know with a little bit 7 pm for pools using chlorine products 9 pm for pools using Baquacil & Soft flowers at May Fair, but miss the chance o f k n o w led g e.” Swim Pool School will be held at the Central Jersey Pools Showroom on to use the “lost-art” language. “Flower The Kateri Center includes adult pro­ Route 9 in Freehold.We’11 have door prizes and refreshments will be served. Power” goes beyond just spotting the grams in its spring schedule, too. Call for reservations today at 908-462-5005.You may bring a friend buy you must RSVP. flower and pairing it with its name, she On May 15, Al Lubchansky, a certified ...... ------..; said. bird bander, will catch birds and teach Griffin said the lore in the program is people of all ages how to handle the ani­ memorable and encourages children to mals correctly. attach a special meaning to a flower’s A “Full Moon Walk” on June 10 will beauty. All children have heard “she loves let adults experience and interact with the CENTFun me, she loves me not,” he said. sights and sounds emerging in the woods o “Somewhere they had to learn it,” said at night. p ool& ...p atio <3c m r e Price, who works with nearly 4,000 stu­ Thirty Years and three generations o f orodunt gride and professionalism dents during the school year. “We want For more information about the pro­ 4235 Route 9 North • Freehold, NJ 07728 • (908) 462-5005 those traditions of loving nature to come grams at the Kateri Environmental Cen­ HOURS: Mon. & Fri. 9-8, Tues., Wed., Thurs., Sat. 9-5, Sun. 11-5 out in our programs.” ter, call 946-9694.

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F a r m 456 Hwy. 35, Red Bank, N.J. 07701 747-1710 908 946-3060 D ix ie Lee Bak er y Hwy. 34 • Holmdel 303 Main St., Keansburg 908-787-0674 Palmer Ave., Off Rt. 35 Middletown, Straight to Dixie Lee Open 5 am-midnight, 7 days M 2 2 MAY 4, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT % Prom costs .m m cdl Continued from page 1 SUMMER $120 for her dress. “I’m not renting a limo,” she said. “My FRIENDS VARSITY SWIM CAMP logic is, most prom parties are being held AT Women's Haircuts in the Holmdel area, and I’m not hiring a (First Friends) The World Class Rutgers limo to drive me around Holmdel. I’m a Aquatic Center Having trouble adjusting your work plain person.” June 21 - July 1 •1 0 “ schedule to your chi Ids? Hair, nails and professional make-up Staff includes: application are expected to cost a total of Call us we can help1! - Rutgers University Coaches »vitli Toni - Ray Bosse - Head Coach, United States $70. Colleen noted that her friends were •F u ll Day Summer Djimp Military Academy and the entire West putting in 10 tanning sessions in prepara­ 7 am-6 pm Point Swim Staff • other college coaches and varsity tion for the prom, for a cost of about $60. 2'A -13 years swimmers will be in attendance. She also knew of one girl who pur­ Call now For More Information OVERNIGHT & DAY CAMP AVAILABLE C om ^irnS) chased earrings for $70. • Novice through ELITE Level Training HAIR DESIGN Colleen said she is saving for her night 162 Highway #34 • Dry Land and Strength Training ^ r • Video & Classroom Instructional Sessions s4 "petit Seivtce Salo** out from her job at the concessions stand at Matawan/Old E ridge, N.J. FOR MORE INFORMATION the Garden State Arts Center. 908-932-0467 Chelsea Place • Hwy. 35 • Hazlet Mon. IO-5 • Toes th m Fri. 10-9 • Sat. 0-5 However, one senior boy Colleen spoke 908-583-0003 Rick Simpson, Director to admitted he was going to spend $600 on the prom, she said. He was going to rent a tuxedo for $100, $50 on the bid, $100 for a house rental for an after-prom party, and $200 on shoes, she said. Jackie Sieber, a junior at Raritan High School in Hazlet, said that she knows of many girls who are spending about $200 on the dresses alone. However, Jackie admitted her dress, which cost $40, suits her just fine. She said that while the juniors are more or less frugal, the seniors are known to be more extravagant. D e a r b o r n SEE RELATED STORY, PC. 24 Jackie noted that members of the class Has W hat M om are heading down to Seaside Heights this year for their after-prom party, and are Really W ants expected to spend at least another $100 a couple for this event. Although the students This Sunday is Mother's Day, are spending money to go to their junior and Dearborn has plenty of great and senior proms, Linda Sutton, the gift ideas for Mom. In our floral Keyport High School senior adviser, does­ department you'll find a wide se­ n’t think the costs are too extravagant. lection of beautiful arrangements. “This is the economy,” she said. “The prices are outrageous today. I think spend­ Our greenhouses are filled with ing $100 to rent a tuxedo is ridiculous, but healthy house plants that Mom is can they get a cheaper one?” sure to love. “It’s probably the only time they’ll need If Mom likes gardening, pick to wear a tuxedo, outside of their wed­ up a flat or two hardy vegetable or ding,” she noted. Sutton noted that fund-raisers that have flower bedding plants. We have been continuing since freshman year have over 75 varieties that are raised so far trimmed $10 from the cost of each from seed right here in our green­ bid. Even more money might be deducted houses. Or, why not pay back from the ticket costs, she noted. Mom by making her dinner with Chris Wallace, the junior adviser for fresh, delicious ingredients from Raritan High School in Hazlet, said she feels that students are spending a lot of Dearborn. money, but it is not out of hand. “Two years ago, we discussed having This Week’s Specials cheaper alternatives,” she said. “No one felt May 4-9 uncomfortable about spending the money. From Our Produce Dept. No one felt pressured. Many of the students “Jersey Fresh” Asparagus ------99C/lb. have jobs after school.” This year, the juniors are spending $75 “Sweet” Bell Peppers (tail'd)...... 39C/lb. a couple to attend a prom at the Garden Medium YeUow Onions o»u«!)___ 19C/lb. Manor in Aberdeen, she noted. From Our Deli Dept. Connie Kelley, the prom adviser at Matawan Regional High School, noted that “Dearborn’s” the cost of bids for the juniors and seniors Boneless Sirloin ...... $2.99/lb. will be $80 a couple. “Dearborn's” However, fund-raisers have reduced the Domestic H am ...... __$2.99/lb. cost for the more enterprising students. “Boar's Head” One student, who sold $300 worth of Domestic Swiss Cheese...... __$2.99/lb. fund-raising candy, received her prom bid for free. Where quality and service “Some kids start their accounts in fresh­ are family traditions man year,” she said. Meanwhile, Kelley said that Matawan Regional High School has a diverse popu­ lation of many financial backgrounds, and that is reflected in the amount of money which is spent on the proms. Meanwhile, Robin of Keyport noted that she has one cost-cutting measure. FARM MARKET, DELI & GARDEN CENTER She’s going to do without a limousine. Mo.i. thru Sat 8 am-6 pm, Sun. 8 am-5 pm • 2170 Highway 35 Holmdel, N] • 908-264-0256 “I’m going to have dad dress up in a limousine driver’s outfit and have him drive the Lincoln,” she said with a smile. THE INDEPENDENT, MAY 4, 1994 2 3

Library resum es L O W C O S T o p e r a t i o n s TRANSMISSION THE AREAS BEST KEPT SECRET FOR CASUAL DINING WITH TWO FLOORS FILLED WITH FUN 4 FOOD. The Red Bank Public Library opened REPAIRS its doors to the public Monday following SAFA R I V.I.P. extensive work on the building. F O O D Sc S P IR IT S The library had to be closed March 2 • WARRANTEED NEW SUMMER HOURS when its heating system, installed in • BY ASE/ATRA 1968, broke down. Current fire, safety CERTIFIED EXPERTS NOW OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK and environmental codes required a new 4 PM-2 AM Mon.-Sat. • 4 PM-MIDNIGHT SUN. system design, necessitating the removal of sections of the old system. Most of the MONDAY IS TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY inside work is scheduled to be completed HAPPY MUG NIGHT LADIES NIGHT NIGHT the last week in April, allowing safe pub­ CEGLIA HOUR Fill your mug NIGHT lic use of the building the first week in up to 32 oz. DRINK LIVE May. TRANSMISSION 4PM-7 PM Domestic $1°° SHOTS SPECIALS MUSIC All library programs and services Draft resumed the week of May 2, including TRUSTED SERVICE 300 HIGHWAY 34- story time and adult education classes. SINCE 1970 ABERDEEN RAVI LI-ION, ABERDEEN All materials taken out before the UNION BCH 264-6590 5 6 6 < 1 1 4 4 March 2 closing of the library will now be due Saturday. No fines will be charged for the days the library was closed. Fines will resume on all overdue materials on Monday. For information, call 842-0690. Cops say check BRGDKDALE before donating KEYPORT — The Police Department has recently been innudated with phone calls asking about the legitimacy of dona­ tion requests from various statewide orga­ nizations, according to Michael A. Ferm, THE BEST CHOICE president of Keyport Patrolman’s Benevolent Association Local 223. Ferm recommends that Keyport resi­ dents contribute only to local organiza­ tions they know, such as the First Aid fo r A ll Seasons Squad, the Fire Deparment and the PBA. Some calls for help are scams that tar­ get senior citizens. Detective Sgt. Steve Wheeler said. Ferm added that residents should check any suspicious request with the police before donating. Call 264-0706. Elks auxiliary R egister N ow installs officers The Ladies Auxiliary of the Benevo­ for classes at Brookdale lent and Protective Order of Elks installed their officers for the 1994-95 term. The installation was held at the Elks Lodge in Parleman Hall, Church Street, Belford. The new officers of the auxiliary are: Spring Term , M ay 1 8 - J u n e 2 9 President, Elaine Rosariok; First Vice President Cathy Grabau; Second Vice President Barbara Regan; third Vice 1 2 -W eek Term , June 1 - A u g u s t 2 4 President Judy White; Corresponding Secretary Barbara O’Connor and Dorthy Sum m er Term , July 5 - A u g u s t 1 5 Nesfield Chaplain; Treasurer Chris Marchetti and Recording Secretary Ann Grant was installed by proxy with Past Fall Term , Septem ber 8 - D e c e m b e r 2 3 Woman of the Year Linda McGrogan rep­ resenting Ann Grant. (You can register for fall and not pay till August 4th)

Fashionable lunch Admissions/Registration Office, planned next week Parking Lot #3 The Navarumsunk Auxiliary of Family and Children’s Service will transform Hours: Monday - Thursday, 9 AM-7 PM Squire’s Pub into a beautiful springtime garden when they present “Lilac Time,” Friday, 9 AM-1 PM their 37th annual spring luncheon and Saturday* 9 AM-Noon fashion show May 11. There will be fashions from Belmar For more information call (908) 224-2375 Fashion Comer, raffles, prizes and more. \ Tickets are $30. For information or reservations, call 842-2446. BROOKDALE COMMUNITY Reunion slated E a COLLEGE Dickinson High School, Jersey City, class of 1944, will hold its 50th reunion An Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Institution from noon-5 p.m. May 14 at the Wood­ Brookdale is a Co-op College bridge Hilton, Iselin. For information, call Marilyn at 671-0198. 2 4 MAY 4, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT

OBSTETRICS & GYNECOLOGY ASSOCIATES Some bad hair days Sanford W. Wohlstadter, M.D., FACOG Robert P. Penney, M.D., FACOG gym. Michael P. Conley, M.D. Anxiety gardens There are some things, however, she would like to see improve in the future. f - ■ bloom as prom “The junior prom is played down,” We Accept Most HMO’s night nears said the prom committee member. “Two • Laparoscopic Hysterectomy years ago, it was (taken out from the BY LAUREN )AEGER • Laparoscopic Lasar Surgery restaurant and) put back into the school.” • All Current Forms of Contraception Available Staff Writer “In the long run, it (having the prom in the gym) is not played down any less,” • Total Gynecological & Obstetrical Care In Our Office hile a prom can be the icing Colleen said. “In the long run, it is more 704 N. Beers Stree t 39 Avenue at the Commons on the cake of a successful money and more hassle.” Holmdel, N.J. 07733 Shrewsbury, N.J. 07702 high school year, it doesn’t Besides paying for the caterer, ihe stu­ W dents are pooling funds for extravagant (908) 739-2500 (908) 389-0003 come without preparation and worry. Colleen McGee, a junior at Holmdel decorations which they will help assemble High School, is looking forward to her themselves. prom, which will be held May 14 in the The entire high school gym will be lined with thick black curtains decorated A WORLD OF FUN. NOT A WORLD AWAY with glittering silver stars, and these will HURRY be hung from polyvinyl pipes connecting all around the ceiling. There will be more than 300 balloons, A including an elegant tunnel arch* which will be created entirely with balloons. Colleen noted that nothing will hide SIX FLAGS the gym floor markings. Already, 125 couples are paying $50 a couple to go to the prom, and the Parent Sixnags GREAT Teacher Student Association has donated Great Adventure* $500 toward the cost of decorations. T h e m e P a rk & S afari A lfa M W m rB “It is a lot of stress and hassle,” Exit 7A • NJ Turnpike ADVENTUREj Colleen said. “But we want to make it the best junior prom money can buy.” On the good side, Colleen noted that pitching in and helping set up for the prom brings classmates closer together. Also, there is real satisfaction when they view the results. SEASON Jason Irizarry, a Raritan High School junior, has only one fear about his prom, IS MUSIC TO YOUR EARS! H a u s m a n n 1 9 9 4 CONCERT SCHEDULE* A 1994 Season Pass, is your ticket to any of Saturday, May 7 Little Texas 8:00 PM 35 concerts! Not only do you get to see great h o n o r e d Sunday, May 8 Wolfman Jacl Show 8:00 PM artists perform, you also get to ride your Friday, May 13 James 6:30 PM favorite rides everyday of the season like Saturday, May 14 Waylon Jennings 800 PM for service Sunday, May 15 Southside Jol nny & Stone Caravan 8:00 PM Batman The Ride and the hot new Saturday, May 21 Carman, Margaret Becker 4:00 & 7:00 PM Sunday, May 22 Blood, Sweat I Tears 800 PM Right Stuff Mach 1 Adventure ABERDEEN — A retirement banquet Saturday, May 28 Sammy Kershaw 800 PM which opens May 21st. in honor of former Township Councilman Sunday, May 29 Grass Roots, 3ary Puckett 8:00 PM George Hausmann’s more than 45 years & Mark Linds 3y Visit the largest drive-thru safari outside Saturday, June 4 KC & The Sur shine Band 8:00 PM of municipal government service was held Sunday, June 5 Three Dog Night 800 PM of Africa and see all the new baby animals and April 9 at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Saturday, June 11 Tammy Wyne.te 8:00 PM the new rare and exotic white Bengal tigers. Post 4745, Cliffwood Beach. Sunday, June 12 Starship 800 PM Hausmann retired from the Township Friday, June 17 Prodaimers 8:00 PM Council in January. He also served in Saturday, June 1B Hal Ketchum BOO PM Order your pass today or purchase your other township posts, including code en­ Sunday, June 19 John Kay & Sceppenwolf 8:00 PM pass on your first visit to Six Flags and own forcement officer. Saturday, June 25 Nickelodeon's Wild & Crazy Kids 300 S 7:00 PM a season of fun! Hausmann, who was honored by Sunday, June 26 Nickelodeon's Wild 8, Crazy Kids 3:00 & 7:00 PM friends, family and residents of Aberdeen, Friday, July 1 The Machine 8:00 PM 8:00 PM Family Pass** received awards from various government Saturday, July 2 Tim McGraw and civic organizations. Sunday, July 3 B-52's BOO PM Four (4) Family Members...... $199.00 + tax Saturday, July 9 Suzy Boggus; 800 PM Proclamations were awarded by Rep. Sunday, July 10 Bowser's Rock 'n Roll Party 800 PM Individual Adult Pass...... $75.00 + tax Frank Pallone and Thomas Powers, Saturday, July 16 Restless Heal; 800 PM *THE FAMILY PASS price is valid through May 1.1994 deputy director of Monmouth County Sunday, July 17 DooWopI 800 PM Six Flags Great Adventure... Freeholders. Saturday, July 23 John Anderson 800 PM A World Of Fun, Not A World Away! Plaques were presented by the Cliff­ Saturday, July 30 Doug Stone 8:00 PM wood Volunteer Fire Company, of which Sunday, July 31 Everiy Brothers 800 PM Hausmann is a member, and by Aberdeen Saturday, August 6 Lee Greenwood 800 PM Sunday, August 7 Mamas & Papas, The Turtles 8:00 PM ORDER YOURS NOW! Township’s senior citizens. Saturday, August 13 Pam Tillis 800 PM Certificates were awarded to Haus­ Sunday, August 14 Doo Wop II 800 PM 9 0 s 9 2 8 * 2 0 0 0 mann from the Concerned Citizens of Sunday, August 21 Loverboy 8:00 PM Aberdeen and the Providence Baptist Monday Thru Friday 9 am - 5 pm Church, and special gifts were presented Saturday, August 27 Tracy Lawrence BOO PM Credit Card Orders - MC/Visa/AM EX/Discover Sunday, August 28 America, The Guess Who 8:00 PM by the Ladies Auxiliary of Cliffwood * All concerts subject to change vtfhout notice. Fre 3 admission may be restricted for certain concerts. Selected Volunteer Fire Company in honor of his Six Rags concerts and special events may be subject to an upcharge and/or pre-soid admission tickel BATMAN and all related elements are the property of DC Comics™ & © 1994 THE RIGHT STUFF, characters, names aid all related indicia are trdemarte of Warner B^js. © 1994. retirement. © 1994 Six Flags Theme Pans, Inc. THE INDEPENDENT, MAY 4, 1994 2 5

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...... ? % * " ' Safety signs in place WHAT )t>«r to come m? they were in place. BY MARILYN DUFF Concerning the speeding problems, / % ; t o fl y ? ARE Staff Writer Mayor Joseph Oxley said the township MIDDLETOWN — Don’t ask and you may be able to help with increased traffic The perfect opportunity? probably will not receive anything. Ask, enforcement in the area. ** and you might. Anderson also hopes to have some YOU In Bob Anderson’s case, he asked, and playground equipment restored. The park The cows to come home? he’s batting close to a thousand so far. used to have a merry-go-round piece and Anderson, president of the recently re­ sliding board which are no longer there. WAITING organized Hillside Civic Association, told He said in the last four to five years there Permission? the Township Committee last week the has been an influx of young children into group’s main concern is the safety of chil­ the community who would benefit. FOR? The other shoe to drop? dren playing in the park. Park facilities include a 60-foot base­ The two-acre park is located off ball diamond, which is used by the Portland Avenue between Chestnut and Bayshore Youth Athletic Association, a Powell avenues. The area is heavily traf­ basketball court, and two tennis courts. ficked with cars going between Portland The Hillside Civic League recently Avenue and First Avenue in nearby held a membership drive and increased its Atlantic Highlands. Also, people driving to the park have numbers from about 10 to about 40, said Anderson. CALLTODAY to park on the street, which means more D ie te d Besides addressing safety concerns for 6 1 5 - 0 7 0 7 hazards for children. Residents see traffic exceeding the children playing at the park, they have C e n te r 8 Tindall Road, Middletown speed limit every summer and wonder also started a Neighborhood Watch Weight loss, speed of loss and weight maintenance vary by indiividual. The weight-loss professio nals • “whose child is going to be injured,” Program and hope to increase activities at Anderson told the committee. the nearby Hillside Community Center. Anderson had hoped that the problem Right now there is only one staff mem­ could be resolved by reducing the speed ber at the center, who serves as director. limit from 25 to 15 mph or by installing Anderson hopes additional staff can be speed bumps. added to provide more summer programs In speaking to Police Chief William for the children. Fowlie, however, he was told that the 15 Anderson, who grew up in the mph limit would take “an act of Navesink section of the township and is a Congress,” in other words it would be facility planner at Bell Laboratories in impossible, and that the speed bumps on a Holmdel, said the Hillside section has local road are illegal. After that, Anderson changed over the past 10 years from a pre­ indicated he would be happy with “chil­ dominantly African-American community dren playing” signs and making the pre­ to a mixed community. The civic league sent speed limit signs more visible. has been in existence for about 20 years, Last Wednesday evening, two new according to a recent newsletter. “children playing” (international signs Residents in that section use Atlantic portraying two children on a seesaw) Highlands as their postal address. signs were already installed, and branches The community center, located a short that had hidden a speed limit sign near the distance from the park on Chestnut park on Chestnut Avenue had been Avenue, was inspired by the late Dee cleared away. Cranshaw, who was the former league “I’m very pleased” with the township’s response, Anderson said. He had asked president. It has a large meeting room, the committee “not only to act, but act as kitchen and game room. 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Retirements signal MU' The''story behind change., growth l. the painting of I ^'WHISTLERS MOTHER' T he Matawan-Aberdeen A cost of the plan will be that Regional School District is the district will lose many of its getting ready for some big most experienced employees at the changes. same time. The superintendent of schools However, as some Board of '^sth.na mock. <*ll about and half of the principals in the Education members have noted, district plan to retire this June. the loss is also an opportunity for Add to this about 50 teachers the district to rethink its goals and clerks, secretaries, school nurses, chart a course for the future. and cafeteria workers who also The district has begun the plan to retire. extensive task of attracting appli­ Two of the principals — John cants for its many job openings. Walsh of the Ravine Drive And, administrators are already M t> WHILE THE OUP LAt>Y 'HAG v J t n V 'M iN / i t v U c Elementary School and Dr. George planning courses to initiate the Cristiano of the Lloyd Road newcomers next year. Elementary School — announced We encourage the board also to their retirement at last week’s involve as many parents and tax­ Board of Education meeting. payers as possible in establishing And last month, Phyllis Shore, district goals so that it can take ad­ principal of the Strathmore vantage of this opportunity for Elementary School, formally an­ growth. nounced her retirement. We also urge parents and In addition to those three who taxpayers to tell the board what are leaving next month, Matawan kind of school staff they want, and Regional High School Principal to have some patience with the dis­ Roger Tuccillo announced he will trict as the new employees find retire in June of 1995. their way. Many of the retirees are taking The district will surely miss advantage of the state’s early re­ those people who have contributed tirement plan. The district adopted so much of their lives to local chil­ the plan because it will save dren. money by replacing veteran But, as it says good-bye in June, employees with newcomers on the it can look forward to a rebirth in bottom of the pay scale. September.

port game cancellations. Inc.; Polkowitz Motors; Col. Bob We encourage all members of the com­ H usky Indoor Soccer Thanks also goes out to parents who Randolph, auctioneer, Keith Rechton munity to tell their teachers how much hung in there during the additional month Mason Contractors; Tandem Studios; they are appreciated for devoting them­ Finishes 9th Season our league ran, and to Kevin Perri, VSP/Piazza Consulting; Waitt Funeral selves to our children. With diminishing This past season, for the Husky Indoor Christopher Benford and Erin Gargan for Home; Joseph Youssouf, Attorney, supplies, larger class sizes and so many Soccer League, was a very stormy one. running the snack bars at each school. Matawan P. B. A. more family/social issues to deal with, our Both the snow storms and leak; in one of The leak in the Matawan Avenue teachers continue to get the job done. the gymnasiums played havoc with our Their work is the foundation of this School cost us an additional $3,000. ART PERRI scheduling. But, as the saying goes, we Nevertheless, the following sponsors President country. They are educating our scientists, rode out the storm(s) and the players came through for our kids: Aberdeen . Husky Indoor Soccer Association artists and future political leaders who (ages 5-19) had an enjoyable ssason. Chem-Dry; Aerojet Supply Corp.; make this country the best in the world. Many people helped to make this sea­ Allstate Insurance; American Shredder; Let’s all contribute to the goal of up­ son a smooth running one, and we thank Apollo Sewer and Plumbing, Inc.; Avis Salute the teachers lifting our school and strengthening the them for all their help and dedication. Rent-A-Car; Bankers Savings; Barlaine quality of education in Middletown. Rick Stehn stayed glued to his computer Associates; Bittner and Carton Insurance; of your school It’s time to recognize teachers for the The value that a community places on making changes in rosters and schedules, Dr. Oscar Calderon, Corporate Forms, contributions they make to our lives and education is reflected in the public esteem almost on a daily basis. Tern Boland Inc.; Courtland Computer Services; Del the well-being of our nation. accorded their teachers. made sure all 600 plus players received Rosso Fuel Oil Co.; Donald and Co. Let’s all take time to say “thanks” to a The PTA of Nut Swamp School is their shirts, Greg Sliwa Head Referee, Securities, Inc.; Gemtor Inc.; Gluck teacher this week May 2-6, Teacher proud to salute our outstanding faculty trained our referees, Kristen Perri kept all Renovators; Head Over Heals Appreciation Week. during Teacher Appreciation Week for the referee schedules organized, while Gymnastics; The Hobby Shop; Ice Cream their dedication to our children every day DEBBY GLACKIN attending Trenton State College as a full Palace; Jersey Mike’s Subs; Leshack and of the year. P resident time student. Grodensky; Mack-Morris Realtors; We will honor our teachers during this Nut Swamp School PTA The 64 Head coaches not only Martini Inc.; Mullaney Tire; Noto and week with feasts, dedications and surprise Middletown. coached on Sundays, but had to make nu­ Associates; Doc Nusbaum; DDS; Oasis tokens of our gratitude. merous phone calls to their pliyers to re­ Ford; Park Plaza Pharmacy; Perut Lawns, THE INDEPENDENT, MAY 4, 1994 2 9 s n o r t of the w eek High Schoo' Should professional athletes be considered role models for today’s youngsters? p r o m D 3 t e s r * 01" I yigfe-Scti®9- Qhnr6 C&S'flO. CALL 1-800-390-NEWS Warren Hotel, Sn.icHignW '5 : T- 3 Christian Brothers Spring Lake May 6 Answers to the Question of the Week will be published next week. Callers may leave their names or speak anonymously on tt----- 1 Academy May13 Ocean Place h 1 Hilton, Long Brancn Holmdel High School May 20 v$ I ' l l May 14 Last week’s question: Merrt-makers, Why is M other’s Day special for you? W hat is your fondest May27 memory of Mom?

May 13 R o b e r t Meyner Shore Casino, Reception Cen e I’m calling about the Mother’s Day special. The reason that 1 think Mother’s „an , - v ® • X ' . • - • : • j : • . ,y;-» '■ • I# . v . •!; The Pines Manor, I’m responding to the question of the week. It gives me additional opportunity .. Middletown North Edison Middletown North High school to show Mom how much I love her. My fondest memory is of our close friendship June 10 over the years. May 14 . AN ABERDEEN RESIDENT harden Manor, Van's Freehold Inn, Uoiu°' G a r d ^ v a n = ' ■ Aberdeen This is for your column on remembering mothers. I would like to add that my Middletown South FreeholdrtWAlri June ■ a Q3 childhood in the ’30s in the Bronx meant long subway rides to visit parents and May 13 grandparents. Warren Hotel, The trip home was long and tiresome but I’ll always remember being cradled Garden Manor, Spring Lake on my mothers lap, dozing warmly against the gray fur collar of her winter coat. Aberdeen June 3 No other fur has ever felt this soft and warm. Raritan ANONYMOUS May 6 : Robert Meyner Battleground ^ o n c e n w - st. John Vianney Country Club, Garden State Arts i Manalapan Center -^ n e 3 J April 22

which were thoroughly enjoyed by all. C oncerned C itizens Thank you. JOSEPH P. M cALEER say thank you Spokesman for Concerned Citizens of Cliffwood Beach A berdeen On behalf of the Concerned Citizens of Cliffwood Beach, I wish to thank those concerned residents who took the time to become involved on Saturday, April 23. S p e a k o u t ! They took the time to become involved in the changes which are obvi­ Express yo u r opinion on local news. ously needed to correct numerous long­ Look for the stories marked with Don’t be afraid! ■ standing problems that affect our quality Board of Education of life every day. the Speak Out symbol and call Sit down and bargain in good faith. Sit with your comments. won’t cooperate down and give the KTA an equitable set­ I wish to thank the invited speakers tlement that makes them feel like more who provided much needed information: What is the Keyport Board of Helene from McGruff House; Give your than second-rate citizens. • Full name Education afraid of? Are they afraid to be Show them that their dedication is ap­ Detective Harry Stark and Juleanne known as fair-minded and truly concerned • Town preciated. Show the students that you truly Schmidt from Neighborhood Watch; • Phone number (to verify or clarify about the education and future of the care about their education and the great Detective Sergeant Joseph Kelly for messages. Numbers will not be published) town’s children? job that their teachers perform for them information on crime reporting; What is the Keyport Board of daily. the Aberdeen Township First Aid, for Speak Out is available 24 hours a day. Education afraid of? Show the town that you took on the the use of their building; Push-button phones only. Are they afraid to show the dedicated difficult task of board members because Councilman' Gartley and Mayor Brian To reach Speak Out - press 3 teachers of the Keyport Teacher’s you are truly committed to being fair- Murphy, who heard from a concerned and To reach the Independent - press 3 Association that they really appreciate the minded to all. frustrated citizenry ; again great job that they are doing (still working Don’t be afraid to give the KTA what and Richard Wolfe, candidate for town You have one minute to leave a without a contract since last year)? message; then the line will disconnect. they really deserve — a fair and equitable council who asked to kick off his cam­ What is the Keyport Board of contract, now! paign. Education afraid of? Are they afraid of HARRIET McNAMARA Special thanks to Christine from S PEAK OUT formulating a fair deal that will benefit the Resident and teacher Christine’s Bakery, Keyport, for her gen­ 1 -800-390-NEWS town, the teacher and the students? Keyport erosity in supplying donuts and pastries > (6397) 3 0 MAY 4, 1994, THE INDEPE NDENT

Community College presents its ninth sent Cleopatra. 2 p.m. at 125, Symmes Anne Sterling shows how parents can pro­ annual Juried Art Show in the college’s Drive, Manalapan. For information, call pose safe, fun ways for kids to learn the AUDITIONS Creative Arts Barn (parking lot #2), Lincroft. 308-3761. basics of good nutrition. $15 fee. Part of Thursdays, Fridays and Hours: 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through the “Adventures for Kids” series at Saturdays through Nay 14 Friday. For information, call 224-2282. Brookdale Community College, 765 • The Premier Theatre Company will FUND-RAISERS Newman Springs Road, Lincroft. For more information, call 224-2880. hold auditions for Annie, Anything Goes Today through Nay 31 • Poricy Park, Oak Hill Road, Mid­ Today and Thursday and Me and My Girl at 7 p.m. May 5, 6, • Fashion Show to benefit the Nicole 12, and 13; and 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.; May 14. dletown, will present an exhibit of watercol- S u n d a y ors and colored pencil drawings by Joan M. Antonelli Scholarship Fund. Sponsored • Jewish Craft Club for boys and girls, Auditions are for adult singer, dancers and by the students of Middletown South High actors ages 14 and up. Be prepared to Mullin of Middletown. For hours and infor­ ages 6-12, at Chabad House, 26 mation, call 842-5966. School marketing and advertising classes. Wickatunk Road, Manalapan. This week sing and dance. The Henderson Theatre 7:30 p.m., Middletown South High School is located at 850 Newman Springs Road make Torah scroll covers; plus refresh­ Today through June 19 Auditorium. Tickets $5, available at the ments, prizes, storytelling, Jewish learning (Route 520), Lincroft. For information, call high school office. For more information, 758-1118. • Monmouth County Historical Asso­ and davening. $3.50 per program. For ciation, 70 Court St., Freehold, presents the call 671-3850. more information, call 972-3687. exhibition “A Small and Perfect Likeness: CRAFTS Miniatures and Silhouettes." Artists repre­ F rid a y N o n d a y sented in the exhibition include Charles • “May Parking Lot Sale,” sponsored • Free open house at Kidmazeum, S a tu rd a y Wilson Peale, Theodore Lund and Anna by the St. Mary’s PTA Thrift Shoppe. Route 9 south, Manalapan. Free class and • Annual Spring Craft Show spon­ Claypoole Peale Straughton. Admission is Open 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. behind St. Mary’s one hour of free play, snacks and gifts. sored by the Historic Allaire Village. 10 $2 for adults, $1 for children ages 6-18; and Roman Catholic Church, Leonardville Groups are: Mazetots, 9 to 12 months, a.m. to 4 p.m. at Historic Allaire Village, $1.50 for seniors. For information, call 462­ Road, New Monmouth. For more informa­ noon; Mazetoddlers, 12 to 24 months, 10 Allaire State Park, Route 524, Wall. 1466. tion, call 615-0625. a.m. or 1 p.m.; or Mazewalkers, 2 to 3 • Plant Sale sponsored by the Bayview Admission $2. For information, ceiII 938­ Saturday through Nay 28 year olds, 11 a.m. For more information, 2253. • Monmouth County Library Eastern School PTA from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at call 536-7529. Branch, Route 35, Shrewsbury, will present the Bayview School, 300 Leonardville an exhibit by artist Sonya Grossman. An Road, Belford. Rain or shine. DANCE opening reception will take place 2-4 p.m. LECTURES Saturday. Friday and Saturday T u e s d a y • Annual Plant Sale, sponsored by the T o d a y • Folk dancing with the Monmouth Garden Club RFD Friday from 10 a.m. to • Middletown Township Public Folk Dancers from 7-10:30 p.m. "'eaching FILMS 2 p.m. and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Library will present “How to Pay for starts at 7 p.m. at United Method st at the Little Red School House, College.” 7:30 p.m. at 55 New Monmouth Church, 1247 Broad St., Red Bank. Begin­ Middletown-Lincroft Road, Middletown. T h u rs d a y College Road, Middletown. The workshop ners are welcome; partners not neces­ For more information or advanced orders, is designed to assist the middle and • The Life of Jimmy Dolan will be sary. Cost is $3.50; first time is free. For call 530-9017. upper-income family plan for college. For information, call 530-1107 or 747-4813. shown at the Eastern Branch of the Monmouth County Library, Route 35, information, call 671-3700. Shrewsbury. For information, call 842­ FOR kIDS • “Save Aggravation and Litigation EXHIBITS 5995. Through Mediation" will be the topic of dis­ S a tu rd a y cussion by Steven E. Pollan at 8:30 p.m. T u e s d a y • “Kids in the Kitchen” course for at the Unitarian Church, West Front Today through Friday Street, Lincroft. Alumni Association at Brookdale • Monmouth County Library will pre­ children, grades one to three. Instructor • “How To Select And Be Selected By The Colleges That Are Best For You,” a free lecture by Ronnie Oppenheim, col­ Bali Hai may call lege admissions expert, will be presented u to the Count at 7 p.m. at the Holmdel Branch of the asie Theater in Red Monmouth County Library, 4 Crawford's Bank for a performs nee of Corner Road. For information, call 946­ South Pacific by Phoenix 4118. Productions. The show stars Todd Aikins and Andrea T h u rs d a y Andrews (photo at right). • “Job Search Strategies," a free lec­ Performances are a 8 p.m. ture by Deborah Robinson, vocational Fridays and Saturdays specialist, will be given at 7 p.m. at the through May 15 ana also at H 3 p.m. May 15. Or< hestra Wall Township Branch of the Monmouth seats are $18 (SI 6 or County Library, 2700 Allaire Road. For seniors) and side arid rear information, call 449-8877. — seats are $14 ($12 or seniors). For reservations or F rid a y information, call 74 7-0014. • The 14th annual Colloquium, spon­ sored by the Center for Holocaust Studies SO Kick up your heels at Brookdale Community College, 765 Tuesday with the Newman Springs Road, Lincroft, will be at Monmouth Folk 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. The topic will be ✓Dancers from 7-10 30 p.m. “Raoul Wallenberg: The Angel of Teaching starts at 7 p.m. at Budapest.” Cost is $5 for adults and $3 for United Methodist Church, children. For information or to register, call — 1247 Broad St., Red Bank. 224-2880. Beginners are welcome and partners are not necessary. T u e s d a y The cost is $3.50, end your • Middletown Township Public first time is free. For Library will present a lecture by Toby information, call 5:0-1107 Gowing, a professional illustrator of young or 747-4813. adult and mid-grade books. 7-8 p.m. at 55 New Monmouth Road, Middletown. The f For the first time, j / the public i; invited process of illustrating books from manu­ w to attend the script to finished product will be dis­ Annual Spring Salon, a cussed. Free. For information, call 671­ showcase of visual arts, by 3700. the students at Middletown High School North The Next Wednesday event, held in the school's • Middletown Township Public library, will be open to the Library will present “France, an Around public tomorrow from 7:30 the World Travel Program” at 7:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Admission is The narrator of the slide program will be free. Tom McNamara at 55 New Monmouth •••••••••••••••••••••• Road, Middletown. Free. For information, call 671-3700. THE INDEPENDENT, MAY 4, 1994 3 1

scheduled 8 p.m. at 99 Monmouth St., off MUSIC Maple Avenue. There will be a 3 p.m. mati­ nee May 15. Orchestra seats are $18 ($16 T o d a y for seniors) and side and rear seats are • Club Bene w ill present Freddie $14 ($12 for seniors). For reservations or Jackson at 8:30 p.m., Route 35, information, call 747-0014. Sayreville. Tickets are $25. For informa­ tion, call 727-3000. Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays through Nay 22 T h u rs d a y • The Actors Cafe will present Annie at • Middletown Public Library will pre­ 8:30 p.m. at 602 Main St., Bradley Beach. sent ‘The Festive Flutes” in concert at Hours: 8:30 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays, 7:30 p.m. at 55 New Monmouth Road, and 3 p.m. Sundays. Jennifer Rios of Middletown. Free. For information, call Middletown will play the role of Annie. 671-3700. Tickets are $12; $10 for seniors and stu­ dents; and $8 for children under 12. F rid a y Reservations are recommended. Cali 988­ • Soft Parade w ill perform its Tribute 6165. to Jim Morrison, The Doors and Royal Scam at Club Bene, Route 35, Sayreville. Fridays and Saturdays through Doors open at 8 p.m. For all ages. $10. For information, call 727-3000. Way 2 8 • Groucho w ill be presented by the S a tu rd a y MeadowLark Production Theater at 8 p.m. • Temple Shaari Emeth Men's Club at The Galleria Atrium, Bridge Avenue and West Front Street, Red Bank. Tickets are presents Cantor Wayne S. Siet in concert. $12, $10 for students and seniors over 62. 8:30 p.m., Temple Shaari Emeth, Craig Dinner-theater tickets are $29. Dinner is at Road, Manalapan. For tickets or more 6 p.m. Reservations are recommended. information, call 7462-7744. • N ils Lofgren w ill perform in concert For information, call 758-0099. at Club Bene, Route 35, Sayreville. Doors open at 8 p.m. $15. For information, call S a tu rd a y 727-3000. • Always Creative Theatre Specialists presents And Life Is A Song! at the First S u n d a y WORKING IT OUT — Farrier Grant Clark shapes metal to make a tool Presbyterian Church of Red Bank (Tower • Starship Productions will present used at Longstreet Farm, Holmdel. The county park on Longstreet Hill). The performance is being done in a the Delphonics and the Intruders at 3 p.m. Road w ill conduct a farrier demonstration 1 to 3 p.m. Sunday. For more dessert theatre format. Dessert is at 7:30 at the Ocean Place Hilton, 1 Ocean Blvd., inform ation, call 842-4000. The num ber for the hearing im paired is 219­ p.m. with curtain at 8 p.m. Donation is $10. Long Branch. Also featured will be local 9484. The cast includes Marti Bookstein of artists Stan Prinston and Sincerely Yours. Matawan and Audrey Page of Middletown. Tickets are $25. For information, call 776­ For information, call 583-0811. 5404 or 775-5541. departs from Johnson Gill Annex at Town Friday and Saturday is $18 or two people Hall, 11 a.m., game time 1:30 p.m., return for $35. For information, call 291-7552. Saturday and Sunday at 6:30 p.m. Tickets available at the Parks • Meadow Theatre will present The and Recreation Office at Croydon Hall. Dinosaur Play at 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. at the PARK EVENTS For more information, call 615-2260. Fridays and Saturdays through Galleria Atrium, Bridge Avenue and West • Sports card show at the Reformed Way 15 Front Street, Red Bank. Tickets are $8. All F rid a y Church of Keyport, Warren and Osborn • South Pacific w ill be performed at the mothers are admitted half price on Mother’s • “African Safari” at Poricy Park, Oak streets, Keyport. 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. $1 Count Basie Theatre in Red Bank by Day. Reservations are recommended. Call Hill Road, Middletown, from 8 to 9 p.m. admission, under 12 free. Refreshments Phoenix Productions. Performances are 758-0099. John and Anne Dickens will present their available. For more information, call 842- best animal pictures and comment on 5995I. some of the outstanding locations for game viewing in sub-Sahara Africa. Free and open to the public. For more informa­ SUPPORT CROUPS Are You Suffering from Any tion, call 842-5966. • Star Watch at Fort Hancock F rid a y Auditorium, Sandy Hook, Gateway • Biweekly breastfeeding support of T hese Painful Sym ptom s? National Recreation Area, Middletown. group. 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. at CentraState Film and telescope set up to explore the Medical Center’s Health Awareness evening planets and constellations begin­ Center, 65 Gibson Place, Freehold • Auto Accidents • Low Back Pain • Neck Pain ning at 8:30 p.m. For more information, Township. Facilitated by a certified lacta­ • Headaches • Numbness/Pain Down Arm or Leg call 872-0115. tion consultant. To register for the free • Exploration Walk at Poricy Park, program or for more information, call 308­ • Slip/Fall Injuries • Workman’s Comp. Oak Hill Road, Middletown. 1:30 to 3 p.m. 0570. John Krisko, a former national park natu­ Chiropractic May Be Your Way To ralist, will discuss the concept of “environ­ M o n d ay mental strands” as nature exploration • “Fear and Loneliness,” part of the tools. Free; no registration required. For free bereavement lecture series spon­ more information, call 842-5966. sored by John E. DayBedle and Braun S p r in g in to Health! funeral homes. From 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Holiday Inn, 700 Hope Road, Tinton Chiropractic has made the difference for millions of people SPECIAL EVENTS Falls. Speaker, Mary Logan, certified bereavement counselor. For more infor­ T h u rs d a y mation, call 544-9300. ion TM • “Fabulous Fashion Follies,” show > Ad During the Mon Y o u ’ve G ot sponsored by the Sisterhood of Temple T u e s d a y Beth Ahm and Temple Shalom of • Lyme Disease Association of New * of April For A FREE Nothing To Lose Aberdeen, 7:30 p.m. at Temple Shalom, Jersey will meet 7:30 p.m. in the Johnson Spinal Screening and EXCEPT Aberdeen. $15 admission, children 18 and Elementary School, Larsen Road, Consultation under, $10; cost includes desserts and Jackson. Open to the public. For more YOUR PAIN!) beverages. For more information or tick­ information, call 938-5315. a $55 Value! ets, call 583-1700 or 566-2961.

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BY JOAN HEALY residents knew they could purchase the finest produce, bedding plants and Staff Writer flowers at Brock's. Nursery products were added in the T his past winter's snow storms, freezing temperatures and icy early 1960s. In 1958, he opened a conditions are only memories Freehold location on Route 9 and both Brock Farms retail outlets enjoy a fine now. But just the thought of those bit­ reputation for supplying area home­ ter cold days seems to create a greater owners and landscapers with the finest enthusiasm for warm, sunny weather nursery items and related garden sup­ in the months to come. plies and equipment. For homeowners, landscapers and Expansion into other areas has gardeners, this means getting out in occurred during the past few years. the garden and surveying what toll the Brock Farms now has a large gift w inter has taken on plants, shrubs, departments and a huge selection of trees and lawns. silk and dried flower arrangements and The experts at Brock Farms can supplies. help with professional advice on lawn For those who want to enhance care, ideas about how to create the their gardens, they stock water foun­ look you want to achieve for a flower tains in all sizes. Also featured is a stat­ garden or water garden, and landscap­ uary department w ith all types of con­ ing for large or small areas. crete, plaster, metal and wrought iron GREENHOUSE BLOOMS—jean Brock and Ed Brock Jr. add a hanging basket of colorful flowers to their display in As a family business, Ed and Jean figurines in sizes to suit any garden or the 10,000-square-feet climate-con- trolled greenhouse. Brock, their son Ed Jr. (also known as patio. The statues are supplied by 32 Scooter), his wife Stacey, daughter, manufacturers from all over the U.S. as Photos by Bob Bruce Linda and her husband Bob Arcoleo, well as from several importers. he says. "In stock are ponds in all a great deal about gardening, plants are all active in the nursery and garden shapes and sizes, liners, plants, any and landscaping. They're now plan­ Ed Brock Sr. notes that one of the water treatment you'll need, plus a ning that Expo will be an annual event center's two locations. fastest growing fields is "water garden­ huge variety of fish ranging from gold­ in order to better serve their cus­ Ed Brock Sr. started in business by ing." Yard ponds give that extra fish to unique varieties imported from tomers. picking and selling blueberries at a dimension to property, are easy to Japan and Israel," he says. "We have roadside stand when he was only eight construct, beautiful to look at and pro­ from 4,000 to 5,000 fish in our tanks in Always concerned about getting years old. His parents encouraged his vide years of trouble-free enjoyment to the Colts Neck store." gardening information to the public, love of the land, farming and garden­ the homeowner. Brock arranges for manufacturers' rep­ The Brocks have over 600 acres of ing. In later years he opened the cur­ "We have what is probably the resentatives visits to the store periodi­ rent Route 34 location in Colts Neck. land in Manalapan, Smithburg, cally to answer consumers' questions. area's largest selection of equipment Deerfield and other areas of the state The business grew in popularity as area for water gardens you can imagine," All of Brock's staff are very knowledge­ where all their nursery products are able and can answer most questions grown. Customers are pleased w ith about any phase of lawn care and gar­ the huge variety of trees, shrubs and dening. The Colts Neck store also car­ plants available. They also have stock ries a full selection of pet food and pet in all sizes, from young plants to supplies. mature ones. Special events are always planned The Freehold store has a 10,000 square foot greenhouse which is com­ by the Brocks for holidays. "Some of pletely weather controlled, with rolling the favorites are the Halloween haunt­ electrical shades to keep flowers and ed house and pumpkin patch, plus our plants at the proper temperature. The Christmas display," Ed Brock says. greenhouse also served as the setting You don't have to own a home to for Brock Farms' first annual Expo have impressive plants and greenery. flower show recently. Choose from Brock Farms' beautiful Manufacturers representing major selection of tropical house plants and brands, as well as specialists in various flowers for your apartment or house. A fields were there, 12 seminars were warm and attractive outdoor look can given and 35 exhibitors participated. be brought to a patio with an attrac­ Ed Brock explains that it was basically a tive arrangement of plants and trade show for the retail customer. foliage. Due to the success of Expo, there See Brock's experts for their free will be other events such as this planning and design service. Find out FAMILY AFFAIR—Ed Brock Sr. (at right) and his son, Ed Brock Jr. look over planned for the future. Brock com­ how you can decorate your home, their outdoor foliage at the Route 9, Freehold, location of Brock Farms. A ments that customers' responses were inside and outside, w ith plants, trees second retail outlet is on Route 34 in Colts Neck. all positive and people felt they learned and flowers.

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BY CHRISTINE MENAPACE A bountiful vegetable garden doesn't just happen. It takes Staff Writer JL I t . work, preparation and timing. According to Steve Reiners, a veg­ W hen most people think of a etable specialist with Rutgers garden, they think in terms Cooperative Extension, "It's not hard of flowers, vegetables and to grow your own vegetables. It just whatever else they may decide to takes a little planning and preparation.; grow. For instance, it's important to know But not all cultures see flowers and when to plant." plants as the main focus of a garden, "Peas and Spinach could have been points out Sheila Thau, owner of I ' ' • had Mother Nature Quietude Carden Gallery, East cooperated. But it's been a very wet Brunswick. the soil's too moist.; $0 gardeners will have to start those In Asian lands, for instance, water, crops later," he said. fish, light and negative spaces are the Reiner notes that there is a positive primary aspects of a meditation gar­ side to the planting season's delay. den, making it a place for reflection "While it's been cold in the and deep thought. Northeast, that can be good for gar­ "The planting is the least important deners because the lower tempera­ part," said Thau. A CONCRETE GARDEN — Sheila Thau, owner of Quietude Garden Gallery, tures kill many varieties of insects/ he East Brunswick, stands in front of a work by Elaine Lorenz. Lorenz’s work said. "That, in turn, can increase yields On a trip to Europe, Thau came up will be on display until June 2. while reducing the need to use pesti­ with her own idea for a garden. An art cides, which should please many gar- collector, Thau found a woman who Photo by Bob Bruce had turned the grounds of her home Others are political pieces depicting appreciators to the serious art collec­ of into a sculpture garden, where people horror and isolation such as "Desolare" tor. Works range in price from $100 to could come and purchase pieces they by Kate Randall, which shows two fig­ $35,000. liked. ures huddled in a corner. Currently on display is a show of offices and take Upon returning to East Brunswick, Still others feature sensual, fluid wood sculpture from Tom Doyle, a ■ o f their free fact sheets, Thau and her husband, Edward, decid­ lines that are meant to be touched. New York City artist who was one of are ah excellent source of infor- ed it was an idea that might work here, Thau, herself, w ill encourage you to the first abstract expressionists to H M ^ n o t only about planting tech­ too. Thus, Quietude Carden Gallery reach out and feel the sculptures. come into prominence during the 50's niques but about recommended vari­ was born. eties, Also, there are lots of books in Unlike a cold, uptight gallery, and 60's. The 90's has seen a resurrec­ libraries don't for- At first, Thau thought 20 sculpture where works are meant to be observed tion of his career. Said Thau, "His work get seed ca pieces would fit nicely on her four but not touched, Quietude features is absolutely magnificent...we are ' "Talk to see what acres of land off Fern Road. Today, what can best be described as "living delighted to be featuring his work." they've been s —ftil growing," he Quietude has 160 pieces from 60 dif­ art." The works are meant to stand Also featured is N.J. artist, Elaine continues. "Lea about the veaeta- ferent artists displayed among the among nature, abused by the ele­ Lorenz, whose show is titled, "Works ments and played over by children. bles that you're lanting and find out towering oaks and leaf-covered trails, from the Concrete Garden." Her The Quietude's brochure reads, under what co r . ions they w ill grow of her property. The artists come from pieces are constructed of concrete and best, if vou live in a se w ith a "Environmental art and nature...as all over the world and form an eclectic feature plantings as part of the design. small back yard, you wo n't plant mix of styles and shapes. they were meant to be." corn. That requires too much Space. According to Thau, it took five men to Fashioned from cast bronze, Italian Indeed, the name of the gallery is move the sculptures into place. "It's Tomatoes, on the other hand, w ill do appropriate, for there is a great sense well in a pot or on a patio as long as marble, steel, wood, concrete, clay, always the thin, small women who of "quietude" in the garden. A long, they get at least eight hours of direct fiberglass, and other materials, the have the heaviest work," she joked. winding driveway flanked by two stat­ sunlight." :■ works are easily appreciated even if one knows little about sculpture. And ues of Great Danes is your introduction Doyle's and Lorenz's work will be Just as im portant as knowing your on display until june 2. Thau said there ... ‘ ‘is ...... knowing ‘.... ur soil, Reiner because they are sculpture, rather than to a space where the only sounds are llflf canvas, "there's a story no matter of the birds overhead. are five shows each year, always bring­ ing new work to the garden. "We rein­ can pro- where you stand," said Thau. 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Union Square Mali • 500 Hwy. 35 Middletown • 741-8700 necessarily b etter Celebrate M other’s D ay w ith Fine D ining a t Treviso s older better? When it comes to m e J o i n U s ! wine, the answer is not always clear. w im m Connoisseurs seem to spend their ; O u r I Mother's Day menu offers I time waxing poetic about the older wines -'vitalizing variety o f they have tasted and enjoyed. CHARLES B. Sometimes these wines are worth the RUBINSTEIN Specialties • Fresh Fish adulation showered on them. Other times • Veal • Chicken • Gourmet Appetizers the wines are far from enjoyable, but to a Homemade Desserts connoisseur they might be interesting nonetheless. What that usually means is wines, although impressive, was not a big that the wines are a pale shadow of their surprise. Bring Your Own Wine Call for Reservations former self but what still remains are hints What was surprising was a 1980 Tre­ of their former glory. fethen White Riesling. It was lush, round, BON APPETITO! If the wine is very old for its type, the full and delicious with outstanding apricot fact that it survived at all is enough reason and peach flavors. Janet Trefethen men­ for some to treat it with a degree of re­ tioned to me that they used to sell a lot of spect not accorded lesser-known wines. the White Riesling until Chateau Ste. What triggered these thoughts are two Michelle came along and put a big dent in recent tastings I attended. One involved their Riesling market. Trefethen’s total John and Janet Trefethen, proprietors of wine production is about 1/10 the size of Trefethen Vineyards, Napa, Calif., who Chateau Ste. Michelle’s. were in New York City recently and pre­ At the Beard House dinner tasting, one sented a luncheon tasting for the press. The wine that showed very well was the other tasting took place at a dinner at the Chateau Ste. Michelle Dry Riesling 1993 James Beard House in New York City fea­ ($7). It was tart, crisp and lively as befits a Unique Gifts for turing the wines of Chateau Ste. Michelle, young wine of this type. Discriminating Tastes Woodinville, Wash. Will it ever be like the 1980 Trefethen o s e The Trefethen tasting provided a Riesling? I doubt it, although I admit that • Collectibles showcase of what heights older California I probably would not have had the • Crystal/Glass chardonnays can attain, and Chateau Ste. courage to cellar the 1980 for this long. Michelle showed how enjoyable young • Dreamsicles Another young Chateau Ste. wines can be. Michelle wine that was enjoyable now in • Thomas Kinkade For those who doubt that California spite of its youth was a 1991 Merlot, • Decorative Accessories wines, especially chardonnays, age well, Indian Wells Vineyard ($19.99). for The Home Bradlees Shopping Center this tasting was an eye-opener. The 1973 This is a wine that should have a long • Large Childrens Section 774 Hwy. 35 • Middletown Chardonnay, which was the first wine that life ahead of it and would clearly benefit John and Janet Trefethen made, showed 6 1 5 - 9 8 1 0 from further aging. However, because it’s • Stationary beautifully. It is totally unlike their later packed with fruit that manages to keep the wines, which were made in a more elegant I------| " * * ~ H r "** ~ ^ 6ouf>on |------1 tannins in check, it can be drunk for style. This one had a little over 16 percent enjoyment right now against a hearty beef alcohol, with big flavors set against a but­ dish. terscotch background. The wine was very What does it all mean? Should you age *2 o ff much alive. a wine or shouldn’t you? There are no glib Any Purchase of *10 or more Any Purchase of *25 or more The class of the tasting for me was the answers. It depends on the type of wine With Coupon-Cannot be combined With Coupon-Cannot be combined with other offers-Expires 5/31/94 with other offers-Exp ires 5/31/94 1978 Chardonnay, which had beautiful and many other factors, not the least of balance and fruit flavors that lingered on which is your own taste. the palate. Here were two California Experiment and see what you enjoy. chardonnays that conventional wisdom That’s what counts. would have relegated to the dustbin. Not only were they alive, they were outstand­ Charles B. Rubinstein of Colts Neck is SAND BAR INN ing. secretary of the Wine Writers Circle of the I have always been fond of Trefethen Greater New York Area and treasurer of Chardonnay, and the showing of the older the Wine Media Guild.

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P235/75R15 100.95 75.71 We ordered a had-to-try tempura veg­ etables appetizer ($2.95), which contained a nice selection of crisp carrots, broccoli and zucchini, but was no closer to the real M l t 0M W Tread Meal fer Teyeta, HIM, rvissan m0 —many------M mores - . m l thing than you would expect to get if or­ dering a veal parmigiana hero in a An evening special, salmon Mediter­ ^ 3 080) m Japanese restaurant. ranean ($11.50), produced two salmon Stuffed mushrooms with sausage and filets covered with sliced olives, pignoli garlic ($4.95), although nicely prepared nuts and crushed tomatoes. with six fresh, good-size mushroom caps, Just like the rigatoni, the salmon was was topped with an overworked filling of covered in so much oil that it over­ Blackwall Size SALE sausage. whelmed the delicate fish and flat-out Jsize/style Reg. SALE! 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PROTECT YOUR INVESTMENT: COLDUJeU. Change Your Oil Every 3 Months or 3,000 Miles MATAWAN/ABERDEEN AREA OFFICE B A N K E R □ tU B E S 44 South Street 132 Route 34, Matawan "PCud H.f- (opp. Silverts Furniture) (908) 583-5000 HOME OF THE 10 MINUTE OIL CHANGE Borough of Freehold 780-5144 THE INDEPENDENT, MAY 4, 1994 5 5 DEADLINE: May 9 ISSUE DATE: May 4 Obituaries WIN PAULA H BEHR, 52, of Cliffwood died April Tarpan Springs, Fla.; and several nieces and DINNER 25 at home. Born in Perth Amboy, she lived in nephews. Arrangements were made by Day Roseville, Mich, before moving to Cliffwood 12 Funeral Home, Keyport, with graveside service CHILOS years ago. She was an accounting clerk for at St. Joseph’s Cemetery, Keyport. Interment F O R T W O Semeor Rental Equipment Company, Keyport, was at St. Joseph's Cemetery. When you find Andy hiding FUNERAL HOME for eight years. She was a communicant of St. in this week’s issue, you Serving Ail Faiths Joseph’s Roman Catholic Church, Keyport. ALICE C KIELTY MCDONALD, 71, of Cliff­ m a y w in : Surviving are two sons, Michael Trolian Sr. of wood, Aberdeen Township died April 23 at 908-741-3505 Matawan and Douglas Trolian of Parlin; a home. Born in Staten Island, N.Y., she lived A Dinner for Two at John A. Childs III, Manager Redheads Bistro/Bar daughter, Lisa Butts of Matawan; her mother, there before moving to Cliffwood 43 years ago. 364 Shrewsbury Avenue Red Bank, NJ Pauline Behr; a brother, Lawrence Behr of She was a homemaker. She was a communi­ Located on Rt. 35S Spotswood; and six grandchildren. Services cant of St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, (at Rascals Comedy Club), were under the direction of Day Funeral Home, Keyport. Surviving are her husband, John J.; Ocean, 908-531-1001 Keyport, with a Mass at St. Joseph’s Roman two sons, Robert J. of Woodbridge and John J. Redheads is at Rascals Comedy JOSEPH URAS Catholic Church. Interment was at Clover Leaf of Oceanport; two brothers, Thomas of Staten Club, but they do NOT serve Island and Edward of Florida; and a sister, Ma- comedy club food. Enjoy the lively MONUMENTS Memorial Park Cemetery, Woodbridge. and energetic, often original and jorie Gale of Myrtle Beach, S.C. Services were creative dishes featuring wonderful Monuments • Bronze Markers ANDREW J CORLETT, 93, of Hazlet died under the direction of Day Funeral Home, Key­ Mausoleums • Repairs accents and taste sensations. Cemetery Lettering April 20 at Regency Park Nursing Home, port, with a Mass at St. Joseph’s Roman There’s tempting appetizers, hand­ Hazlet. Born in New York City, he lived in West Catholic Church, Keyport. Interment was at St. made pastas and huge portions. 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE N.Y. before moving to Hazlet six months ago. Joseph’s Cemetery, Keyport. Redheads is a show-stopper! 908-671-1122 He was a truck driver for 55 years before retir­ Just fill out the entry blank 601 Hwy. 35, Middletown ing in 1969. He was a past member of St. JUDY A PETRICK, 48, of Keyport died April (Apple Farm Rd. Jughandle) Joseph’s Roman Catholic Church, West N.Y. 22 at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital, and mail it to: He was predeceased by his wife, Caroline M. New Brunswick. Born in Bayonne, she lived ANDY c/o The Independent Lammers Corlett, who died in 1993. Surviving there before moving to Keyport three years ago. DIRECT are three daughters, Elizabeth Robertson of She was a homemaker. She was a communi­ Edgeboro Rd., East Brunswick, NJ. 08816 Hazlet, Doris Schnakenberg of Lake cant of Holy Family Roman Catholic Church, The winner will be drawn from the CREMATIONS Hopatcong, and Carol Provenzano of Deerfield Union Beach, and a member of the Lupis Foun­ entry blanks with the correct answer. *425°° Beach, Fla.; six grandchildren; and five great­ dation, Eatontown. Surviving are her husband, Service includes: Removal from place ot death, grandchildren. Services were under the direc­ Peter G.; two sons, Frank of Wisconsin and Pe­ cremation container (PADAT 8PP5A), filing death tion of Day Funeral Home, Keyport, with a Mass ter of Keyport; her mother, Jean Furlipa Shomi- certificate and obtaining permit, transportation to at St. Benedict’s Roman Catholic Church, lak of Matawan; two brothers, Frank of Rocky I Found ANDY crematory and cremation expense. Arrangements made in your home. Holmdel. Interment was at St. Joseph’s Point, Long Island, N.Y. and James of Middle­ He was hiding in the Cemetery, Keyport. town; two sisters, Yvonne Cardone of Bayonne 1-800-244-8317 and Patricia Moncrief of Keyport; and two FRANK COSTA, 68, of Keansburg died grandsons. Services were under the direction of or April 22 at home. Born in Kearny, he lived in Day Funeral Home, Keyport, with a Mass at 201-742-3036 Provincetown, Mass. and Hazlet for 34 years Holy Family Roman Catholic Church, Union Advertisement on James R. Minchin, Jr., MGR before moving to Keansburg nine months ago. Beach. Interment was at Fair View Cemetery, 17 Michigan Ave., Paterson He was an electrician, foreman for Amtrak Middletown. Name______Pre-arrangements and Railroad, Newark, for 34 years before retiring in Prepayment plans available 1986. He was a Navy veteran of World War II. ELIZABETH SMILEY, 76, of Holmdel died Disposition of cremains and certified copies Surviving are his wife, Marian Dey Costa; a son, April 23 at Bayshore Community Hospital, of death certificates not included. John of Manalapan; and a daughter, Deborah Holmdel. Day Funeral Home was in charge of We accept Visa & Master Card Cornett of Keansburg. Services were under the the arrangements. Interment was at Bayview Phone. direction of Day Funeral Home, Keyport, with a Cemetery, Leonardo. Mass at St. Ann’s Roman Catholic Church, I___ i___ Keansburg. Entombment was at Holmdel JOANNE ZELEK SMITH, 48, of Union Cemetery, Holmdel. Beach died April 23 at Riverview Hospital, Red Bank. Born in Newark, she lived there before FRANCIS P FLETCHER, 80, of Hazlet died moving to Union Beach 15 years ago. She was April 24 at Bayshore Community Hospital, a dispatcher for the Union Beach Police De­ Holmdel. Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., he lived in partment for nine years. She was a communi­ Matawan and Freehold before moving to Hazlet cant and Eucharistic minister of Holy Family in 1982. He was a mechanic for the National Roman Catholic Church, Union Beach. She was Sugar Refinery, Long Island City, N.Y., for 60 a member of the first aid squad, Union Beach. Leg en d S years before retiring in 1978, He also worked as Surviving are her husband, Raymond; and two a driver for the Freehold Crew Labor, Freehold, daughters, Kelly Ann and Wendy Ann of Union GOLF CENTER a mechanic for Paul's Trucking, Woodbridge, Beach. Services were under the direction of and a driver for DeNoriscio Dental Laboratory, Day Funeral Home, Keyport, with a Mass at Keansburg. He was a communicant of St. Holy Family Roman Catholic Church. Burial was Benedict’s Roman Catholic Church, Holmdel, at St. Joseph’s Cemetery, Keyport. and a member of the VFW of Cliffwood. He G rand O pening was an Army veteran of World War II. He was CHARLES W STUHL, 82, of Matawan died predeceased by his wife, Ida Danoski Fletcher April 23 at home. Born in the Bronx, N.Y., he in 1983 and his daughter, Marie Asbell in 1982. lived in Staten Island, N.Y., before moving to Surviving are a daughter, Theresa Celia of Ha­ Matawan 36 years ago. He was a machinist for • New Tee-Line zlet; a son, Frank of Steuben, Maine; a sister, Syncro Machine Shop, Perth Amboy, for 20 Sadie Asher of Center Reach, Long Island, years before retiring in 1974. He was an exempt • New Mats N.Y.; six grandchildren; four great-grandchil­ fireman of Freneau Fire Company, Matawan. dren; and his devoted companion, Helen Surviving are his wife, Jeanette Summers Stuhl Heather of Hazlet. Services were under the di­ of Matawan; a daughter, Charlotte Infante of • New Colfballs rection of Day Funeral Home, with a Mass at St. Freehold; four sons, Charles of Brandon, Fla., Benedict’s Roman Catholic Church, Holmdel. Roy of Hazlet, Brian of Matawan and Alan of • Miniature Coif Burial was at St. Rose of Lima Cemetery, Free­ Keansburg; a daughter, Colleen DiPoalo of hold. Keyport; two brothers, Clifford and Warren of Staten Island; 13 grandchildren, and two great­ • Professional Instructions ROSE CONZALINO GENOVESE, 78, of grandchildren. Services were under the direc­ Holmdel died April 24 at Bayshore Community tion of Day Funeral Home, Keyport. Burial was Hospital, Holmdel. Born in Waverly, Pa., she at Shoreland Memorial Gardens, Hazlet. lived in Matawan before moving to Holmdel 50 r r r o o o F F ” ! years ago. She was a homemaker. She was GAIL V. FICHTL WALLING, 49, of Eaton­ predeceased by her husband, Vincent, who town died April 27 at Jersey Shore Medical ! A Large Bucket died in 1966. Surviving are a son, Peter of Center, Neptune. Born in Hackensack, she lived Bayonne; a daughter, Ann Weygand of in Maywood before moving to Eatontown 20 I with coupon Holmdel; a brother, Anthony Conzalino of Ohio; years ago. She was a New Jersey state police I I two sisters, Mary Caliendo of Morganville and officer with the State Department of Environ­ expires 5/18/94 IND j I 5/4/94J Lucy Shackelton of Alabama; and six grandchil­ mental Protection and Energy for Cheesequake L. Mon thru Fri dren. Services were under the direction of Day Park, Old Bridge, for 12 years. She was a mem­ Funeral Home, Keyport. Interment was at St. ber of the PBA Local No. 222 and the Lyme Joseph’s Cemetery, Keyport. Disease Association of New Jersey Inc. Spring H ours: 9 a.m . to 9 p.m . Surviving are her husband, Lloyd A.; a sister, GERALDINE M. SARABUCHELLO Donna Luhrs of Manalapan; her father, Ralph R MATTHEWS, 79, of Keyport died April 25 at of Colts Neck; her mother, Joan V. Masters Bayshore Community Hospital, Holmdel. Born Fichtl; and three nieces. Services were under Spring Valley Road & Rt 18 in Matawan, she lived there before moving to the direction of Day Funeral Home, Keyport, Old Bridge Keyport 20 years ago. She was a seamstress with a Mass at St. Clement’s Roman Catholic (Just North of Rt. 9 & Rt. 18 intersection) for 20 years before retiring in 1964. She was a Church, Matawan. Interment was at George communicant of St. Joseph’s Roman Catholic Washington Cemetery, Paramus. Donations Church, Keyport. She was predeceased by her may be made to Lyme Disease Association of 360-4700 husband, Clem, who died in 1980. Surviving are New Jersey Inc., P.O. Box 1438, Jackson, NJ two brothers, Frank of Freehold and Joseph of 08527. 5 6 MAY 4,1994, THE INDEPENDENT Police Beal

All of the information in these items was County Prosecutor’s Office, Freehold. by Patrolman Daniel Chernavsky. reported by local police departments. A 1990 Hyundai four-door, silver car Patrolman Gerard Burke arrested was stolen April 23 from the parking lot at Howard Harrington, 25, of 325 Cliffwood Ken Gardens Apartments, Cliffwood Av­ C h risto p h e r J. Keegan, 36, of 179 Ave., Aberdeen on April 26 and charged enue. Patrolman William Bommer investi­ Nantucket Place, Morganville, was him with giving false information to a gated. charged April 25 with driving while intoxi­ police officer. According to police, Two 15-year-old township boys have Patrolwoman Kathy Sisti broke up a cated after a motor vehicle stop by Pa­ Harrington was stopped for a motor vehi­ been charged in seven criminal mischief fight April 23 at the McDonald's, Route 34, trolman Richard Jaeger on Poole Avenue. cle violation and it was found that his dri­ incidents that took place between April 1 but no charges were lodged. • On Highland Avenue, a rear window ver’s license was revoked. and 11. The damage, estimated at $4,000, A sandwich bag filled with green veg­ of a home was smashed some time before occurred around Ivy Way, Lbyd Road, etable matter suspected to be marijuana 9:30 p.m. April 24. The damage was esti­ Route 34 and Dumbarton Hill Court. The was found on the corner of Brookview mated at $600. Patrolman Robert Cirrito suspects allegedly used a slingshot to Lane and Bechstein Drive on April 23, and responded. damage car windows, street lights, a bus promptly turned into police. Patrolman On Raccoon Drive, someone placed a A Sunset Avenue resident reported shelter, house windows and vinyl house Bernie Doherty collected the evidence. blue couch, two traffic cones, a real estate April 6 that a woman driving a blue car business sign and an advertisement about siding. The cases were referred to the ju­ A $200 radar detector, cassette tapes, drove up to the house and took a photo­ sunglasses, a phone battery adapter and an upcoming event at Raritan High School graph with a Polaroid camera. venile justice section of the Vlonmouth on the front lawn of a residence. loose change were stolen from a car A w allet was stolen April 26 from a car parked April 22 at the train station parking Lionel Stokes, 32, of Somerset, was parked on Main Street. Patrolman George charged April 18 with shoplifting at Leeuw investigated. lot. Entry was gained through a smashed, Bradlees department store, Poole Avenue, driver’s side window. Patrolman Darryl A floodlight was reported stolen April and taken to Monmouth County jail in lieu 23 from a metal pole on Main Street. Richardson investigated. of $500 bail. Police said he was pursued ; Ye C ottage Inn ! A car parked on First Street was badly Patrolman Thomas Falco investigated. 149 W. Front St., Keypor from the store by passers-by and, after A Balmoral Arms apartment resident scratched on April 6. Patrolman Darryl being followed for about a half hour, tack­ 908-264-1263 Richardson investigated. reported April 25 that three articles of led to the ground on Fieldcrest Way by a clothing valued at $90 and a vase contain­ -OPEN A door was apparently forced open on township woman. Patrolman Leo Armenti ______Mother's Day, __ 11:30 _ a.m.-12:00___ . _1 p.m. p. a Deerfield Avenue home on April 21, but ing $50 in change was stolen. Patrolman |------COUPONrn iiP D M------— —C----- 1 made the arrest. Anthony Brizendine investigated. nothing was taken. Patrolman Bernie At Natco Park, participants in a ■ Complete Luncheon Specials ■ Doherty investigated. The Buttonwood Manor, Route 34, Saturday-morning clean-up project April reported a cracked window on April 25. From *6.95 A cellular phone was reported either 23 found a box containing 10 to 16 Present this coupon & receive 60% off least lost or stolen from Tom's Fish Market, i expensive luncheon when 2 people dine. i syringes and two empty boxes that had . Otter valid Tues. thru Fri. 12-3 P. \ft. Route 35, on April 20. Patrolman Bernie contained different types of steroids. The : Not valid with 1 dinner, Credit Cards or on tolidays ! Doherty investigated. items were found on a trail. Patrolman __Exp^-_l_7^94____ _ J A 10-speed, 26-inch orange boy’s John Van Dright responded. bicycle was reported stolen April 21 from On Carmen Street, hand-painted lawn On Dwight Road and other roads in Center Street. ornaments valued at $200, including like­ the Oak Hill area, including Howland and A woman reported a case of indecent nesses of the cartoon characters Daffy Borden roads, car windows were shat­ exposure on April 19. When she stopped Duck, Bugs Bunny, Sylvester the Cat on a tered the night of April 22-23. On Dwight at a Cliffwood Avenue traffic light, a white tricycle, and Tweety Bird, were stolen. Road, where the driver’s side and rear On Route 36 and Laurel Avenue, a man with brown hair and an unshaven window were shattered completely, police appearance exposed himself from inside motorcycle was struck by a car about 2 his powder blue pickup truck. Patrolman a.m. April 24. The motorcyclist, Jonathan reported the damage may have been Major Credit Cards Accepted: AX, OC, MC, VISA, OISC. Daniel Robertson investigated. Simko, 25, of 73 Ballantine Rd., Middle­ done with a pellet or BB gun. Numerous vmvi town, was taken to Riverview Medical other cars in the area sustained similar Center, Red Bank, with leg injuries. He damage, police reported. The responding was also charged with possession of a officers included Patrolman Robert controlled dangerous substance. The dri­ Stafanski and Detective Wayne ver of the car, Catherine A. Clark, 32, of Bradshaw. Bayonne, was charged with failure to At Leonardo School, 33 Hosford observe a traffic signal. Patrolwoman Ave., playground equipment was vandal­ Maryann Smith responded and filed the ized after 5 p.m. April 21. The damage ISN'T IT TIME YOU charges. was discovered the following morning. A Two people were taken to Riverview basketball hoop was pulled down and a Medical Center following a three-car acci­ wooden gym set was damaged. dent about 8 a.m. April 26 at Fleetwood Patrolman Jack Hueston responded. TOOK CONTROL Drive and Annapolis Drive. One vehicle On Heritage Drive, a compact-disc was making a turn onto Annapolis when it struck a second vehicle, which in turn, player and a case of CDs, with a total es­ struck a car parked in a driveway. The dri­ timated value of $746, were stolen be­ ver of the second car, a 22-year-old tween 8:30 and 9 p.m. April 18 from an OF YOUR unlocked car parked in a driveway. Patrol­ woman, and her 50-year-old male passen­ ger, were taken to the hospital. No man Joseph Glynn responded. charges were filed. Patrolman Robert The front-door glass at Chen Garden, Cullen responded. a new restaurant at 111 Leonardville FUTURE HEALTH? Road, was broken around 9:30 p.m. April 19 with what appeared to be a rock or BB IllS g il HOLMDEI pellet. Patrolman William Straniero re­ sponded. Leam About Staying Healthy, A ttend Three Holmdel juveniles were arrest­ A $1,100 ambulance radio was stolen Bayshore Community H ospital's FREE l e c t u r e s : ed and charged with burglary and criminal from a Middletown First Aid and Rescue mischief on April 21, after a Line Road Squad ambulance on Monmouth Parkway resident reported that three youngsters sometime between the afternoon of April . "LOSING WEIGHT IS NOT . had broken into his garage. Patrolman 14 and the next morning. Patrolman Peter ABOUT LOSING W EIGHT" Gerard Burke made the arrest. The sus­ pects were turned over to their parents. White responded. Tuesday, M ay 10,1994 at 7:30pm - Speaker Bob Cohen, M.S.W., The Holmdel Village Exxon on Route Brian P. Walling, 37, of 151 Route 35, Director of Social W ork Services. Get pointers on how to recognize 520 was broken into overnight on April 24. was charged April 21 with driving while and deal with the factors that contribute to overeating. Unknown items were taken and an investi­ intoxicated and refusal to take a breath gation is being conducted by Detective test after a motor vehicle stop at • "LEARNING ABOUT LIVING W ILLS" • Louis Torres and Patrolman Kenneth Leonardville and Hopping roads by Patrol­ Wednesday, A p ril 25, 1994, at 7:30pm - Panel speakers: Dr. P. McGowan. man Richard Deickmann Jr. A $1,500 camcorder was reported Walter J. Tyler Jr., 18, of 15 Roof Deocampo, Peggy De Pol, Linda Gumina & Charlene Hunt. stolen from The Wiz at Holmdel Towne Ave., was charged April 23 with driving Learn about the options for living wills and the benefits of planning ahead. Center on April 24. while intoxicated after a stop by Patrolman A Dora Lane resident reported that a Richard Deickmann Jr. at Leonard and V i­ Don't miss these informative pellet, coming from a gun or a slingshot, discussions. Admission is free, ola avenues. Bayshore broke a front window of his home on April On Route 520 and Harvey Avenue, an but registration is a must, so Community 25. Patrolman William Cusick took the 11-year-old Lincroft boy riding a bicycle please call the Department of report. Hospital A man exposed himself outside the was struck by a car about 4:30 p.m. April Consumer Health Education 22. The boy was taken to Riverview Medi­ at (908) 739-5919. 727 North Beers St., Holmdel, NJ window of Block Buster Video on Route 35 on April 25. The suspect is a white man cal Center, Red Bank, where he was treat­ Lectures will be Held in Conference Room A at the hospital. approximately 5’8” tall with dark hair and a ed and released. No charges were filed. Light refreshments wil be served. Take-home literature will be available. mustache. He was last seen driving a The boy was riding west on Route 520 black pickup with “4 X 4” written on the and the car was traveling north on Harvey side. The investigation is being conducted Avenue when the accident occurred. THE INDEPENDENT, MAY 4, 1994 5 7

Millstone celebrates PROPERTY LINES 17 W. Jack St...... $136,000 8 Leitrim Lane...... $ 50,000 its 150th birthday 146 Liberty Place...... $140,000 610 Line Road...... $ 50,000 22 Kerry D rive...... $166,000 16 Marsand Drive...... $155,000 his year, 1994, marks the 150th an­ 11 Byrn Place...... $109,000 72 Munro Ave...... $102,000 32 Cresci Blvd...... $150,450 niversary of Millstone Township. 26 Racoon D rive ...... $155,000 K IM I S I A l l 24 W. Jack St...... $143,500 1756 Union Ave...... $182,000 TDuring this sesquicentennial year, the 6 Lorraine Place...... $134,500 10 Marine Place...... $150,000 township’s 1844 committee has scheduled 10 Rapleye Place...... $189,900 30 Roland Place...... $127,000 a series of events. 19 Spruce St...... $165,000 Residents, newcomers to the area, and 25 Village Green W a y...... $ 66,000 friends are invited to take part in the fes­ 53 Village Green W a y...... $ 75,500 17 Azee Drive...... $159,000 tivities throughout the year. 78 Briscoe Terrace...... $175,000 11-D Cliftwood Avenue...... $ 30,000 The celebrations were kicked off in calls into areas served by these directories. 2 Central Avenue...... $125,000 10 Wilson Ave...... $135,000 1 Dartmouth Drive...... $149,000 43 Johnson Ave...... $175,550 March, when the Township Committee As in most communities, Millstone’s 60 Franklin Ave...... $119,000 4 Little St...... $ 80,000 and the 1844 committee presented a re­ organizations and clubs appeal to a variety 10 Hemlock St...... $126,000 92 Route 34...... $250,000 enactment of the first Township Commit­ of interests: the Millstone Township 615 Holmdel Road...... $133,500 21 Weldon Road...... $145,000 tee meeting. Homeowner’s Association, the Women’s The event was held at the Township Organization, the Veterans of Foreign Hall, where everyone received a compli­ Wars, the CentraState Hospital Auxiliary, CHUCK MAUER mentary copy of the original ordinance the Lions Club, the Parent-Teacher Orga­ which established the township. nization, the fire company auxiliary, Boy TOP PRODUCER Scouts, Girl Scouts, 4-H Clubs, Elks, po­ When ready IN SALES-1993 The celebrations also reflect the litical clubs, a youth sports program — lifestyle enjoyed by Millstone residents. to sell... TOP 1% IN soccer, Little League, basketball and foot­ NORTH AMERICA At the March Township Committee meet­ ball — and a barbershop quartet, among Call Teitel! ing, for example, Girl Scouts served their NJAR MILLION others. Top Producer homemade cookies with cranberry and DOLLAR SALES For recreation and entertainment, resi­ Million Dollar Club apple cider punch. CLUB- dents have the nearby Monmouth County Top 1% of Women SILVER LEVEL Also this spring, the Boy Scouts began Library in Manalapan, movie theaters in in American Business posting sesquicentennial signs on histori­ Freehold and East Windsor, Great Adven­ cal homes and sites throughout Millstone BUYING O R SELLING IN 1 9 9 4 ture in Jackson, township parks, good The Prudential Township. ASK FOR restaurants, Freehold Raceway, the Free­ New Jersey Realty CHUCK MAUER Representatives from all local organi­ hold Raceway Mall, bowling alleys, golf 566-1881 res 946-4464 zations met with the 1844 committee in courses and tennis. COLDUJeU- 583-5000 B A N K eRG April to plan the parade and Arts and Monmouth County intends to develop Crafts Festival scheduled for June 12 and 566-6450 Eves. two 18-hole golf courses in Millstone SCHLOTT® S? | Sept. 18, respectively. TEITEL Matawan/Aberdeen REALTORS* 0 Township during the next 10 years. From these planned festivities it would As we noted when we first began these be rather simple to conclude that life in profiles of Monmouth County communi­ Millstone today still retains its original ties, the county’s special quality is its di­ flavor of rural country living. versity. Millstone Township is unique in many Millstone offers the choice of rural liv­ ways. The township has the distinction of ing with the amenities of the suburbs. having nine zip codes, although it is less than 40 square miles in area. This column was written by Joann Mol- As a Millstone resident, you are enti­ nar of ERA Ann Davis and Associates, tled to be listed in the Monmouth County, Realtors, Cream Ridge, with Albin Bertics, Ocean County and Suburban Trenton tele­ president of the Monmouth County Asso­ phone directories at no additional charge. ciation of Realtors and Barbara Backus of The township’s unique calling plan allows Allen Consulting Inc. 12 Imbrook Lane, Aberdeen

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Coleman, Colleen Demarest and the tal­ years, these are remarkable achievements. hen Bill Bulman resigned as “I happen to have been the head coach the head coach of the St. John ented group he leaves behind for Russo to continue on with next season. Bulman said but really you have to understand that Vianney High School girls’ without the great people around you, you W basketball program on Wednesday and there were some fond memories during his six years at the helm, beginning with a big can only go so far. You can have a dream passed the gauntlet to assistant coach Nick win that helped the program turn the comer. but you have to have the people around Russo, it marked the end of a remarkable I think the very first win that made us you understand how to execute it. I’ve coaching tenure that saw the Lancers rise stand out was the night we defeated been fortunate enough to have that. to national prominence. In his six seasons Monsignor Donovan of Toms River with Everyone has their detractors. People as head coach, Bulman built a program the great Kris Witfill (who went on to star will tend to find fault with someone else’s that became a Shore Conference power, announcing his resignation, he was again at Georgetown University) in the semifi­ success. It’s been said that Russo has been never losing a B North Division game and willing to address the perception of others nals of the Shore Conference Tournament the architect of many of the technical going to the Shore Conference to the most powerful basketball program in 1989,” he said. “The kids had never aspects of the Lancers’ game. But Bulman Tournament final each year, winning the in the state. “I think the time and effort been there before and I certainly had never championship in 1990, 1991, 1992 and was the choreographer. He knew just what that has been put forth from the very been there before as a head coach, and he wanted and he dedicated himself to his 1994. They also reached the South Jersey beginning has been of a remarkable mag­ winning that game was just a remarkable Parochial A final all six years, winning the student-athletes and they, in turn, dedicat­ nitude,” said Bulman, “not just by the achievement because of the greatness of ed themselves to a level of excellence. He last five years as well as the Parochial A players and myself, but by all of my assis­ that particular player and what we had to state championship. The Lancers were the is a man who, working for a Parochial tants including Nicky and Cindy, Billy overcome to do. school, dared to call his team’s style of overall state champions when they won Sheridan in the beginning, Billy Nealon “There were some great battles in the Tournament of Champions in 1991 play “32 Minutes of Hell,” much like the and Brad Hagensen, as well as Shonda winning the Bayshore Christmas University of Arkansas’ “40 Minutes of and 1993. Tournaments that we won and they were a Becker. All of these people have under­ Hell.” As most good coaches know, you The Lancers also took to the road, lot of fun to be a part of. “Then that first stood what our dream was from the very can never stop learning. He always under­ playing in tournaments as far away as state championship, beating Holy Angels, beginning. And our dream was to develop stood there was so much more to leam by Florida and California. They took on the when we began the game with each of our the finest basketball program that we pos­ watching other top teams and he never best competition in the country like Christ five starters scoring during our first five the King of New York City. And they sibly could develop. “As far as where stopped gathering information and game we’ve taken it, it’s just a remarkable result possessions. Each one contributed a bas­ constantly played in front of sell-out ket. And that type of victory symbolized plans from some of the top college pro­ crowds, something unheard of for girls’ of the goals, the dreams, as well as the grams in the country and, along with his ideas of the many people involved with what our program was about to become. high school basketball. From the great Audrey Gomez to her sister staff, implementing things into the Bulman, who ended his career with a the program including Kenny (Szyarto) Lancers’ game plan. and (Principal) Joe Deroba and the staff at Erica, we have developed a group of peo­ record of 169-16, said he will stay on as Most of all, successful coaches have to St. John’s. They’ve really been a great ple who understood the value and meaning assistant to Russo next season while pur­ of being a team. “There were a lot of great be good PR people and Bulman has been suing a master’s degree in education and support group. “As far as what others say, feel or think, it’s difficult to understand wins but the one that will never, ever be the consummate professional. He has been devoting more time to wife, Cindy, and his topped was the Notre Dame game (in the a pipe-line to colleges as so many of his what goes on inside of a program like ours 16-month-old daughter, Kasey. “When 1991 South Jersey Parochial A final) when you’re looking from another team’s former players are in the college ranks and Bill first started this, I don’t think any of where Audrey scores 42 points and Sarah perspective. And I’m sure some of the there will surely be more. He has always us could have imagined how big it would will always be remembered for hitting that thoughts and beliefs they (others) have ... been accessible to talk about his student- grow,” said athletic director Ken Szyarto. desperation three-pointer to win it. “But it just snowballed and got bigger. they probably put a lot of thought into athletes. Cindy’s dinners have gotten cold “Winning the Tournament of People may be thinking he’s leaving for them, so I really don’t have anything to while he has spent time on the phone deal­ Champions last year (1993) was a remark­ other reasons but that’s not true. His main take away from what other people have ing so courteously with the media. able achievement, starting four sopho­ reasons are his concern for his family and said on the outside looking in. But my Bulman made my four years of covering mores and a freshman. And then winning wanting to further his education.” the team a lot easier. I guess you could say concept of what’s taken place over these a state championship this past season The daily grind of dealing with a team his “32 Minutes of Hell” became “Four last six years is just a measure of commit­ without the two players who are consid­ that has become almost bigger than life ment and dedication to excellence and a Years of Fun” watching the team grow became too much for Bulman. “I don’t ered your top two players (Erica Gomez work ethic that is beyond compare.” and Rose Jackson) is just mind-boggling. and watch him achieve the notoriety as feel like I can make the necessary amount Szyarto insists that the criticism direct­ one of the top basketball coaches in New of commitment that’s needed for this “But to see what they’ve accomplished, ed at Bulman has been unjust. winning the five straight state champi­ Jersey as well as the country. team,” said Bulman. “I just don’t feel like “Bill took a program, when Audrey onships, getting to the Shore Conference The man has been a true gentleman and I’m capable of providing it anymore. This Gomez and Sarah Coleman first came in, Tournament championship game all six deserves all the best in his future endeavors. particular program has developed into and we built from that,” said Szyarto. something bigger than I ever thought it “That’s six years. In six years we’ve would. And the program really demands a become a national power. I don’t think total 12-month-a-year commitment. I’m Bill knew how big it was going to get. not saying the direction I’m going still This is very, very big. It takes a lot of won’t demand a large commitment of work to get everything done. With this time, but I just need to have the ability to current group of players (the seniors to step back when I need to. As the head be), we get six to 10 phone calls everyday coach, I don’t feel you can take that luxury from colleges asking how they are doing. and it wouldn’t be fair to the program and So Bill will continue to do his part which the players themselves.” will be dealing with all the college Szyarto said Bulman’s contributions go recruiters. He’s done a great job with that. beyond those that can be measured by his Just look at how many girls we have in impressive record on the court. “I think college right now and I expect this entire not only for our school, but for the whole group to go. Shore Conference area, he’s developed a “I think getting the girls the notoriety is program that can compete nationally,” so important and I think people forget that said Szyarto. “How many schools in the aspect. And I think people forget that it area have done that before? I think he’s takes a great staff. It’s not just one person. brought this program not only to the top in One person could not handle a program of New Jersey but also one of the top in the this magnitude by themselves. Bill country.” deserves everything he’s accomplished, During his tenure at St. John Vianney, nobody can take that away from him. criticism was directed at Bulman with “Six years ago we were like any other accusations of recruiting players and run­ school in New Jersey. But Bill has given ning up scores. But Bulman never lost his us an image and a legacy and I’m sure BUSY HOT CORNER — Jana Lucash of Holmdel High School suc­ cessfully steals third as Rumson third baseman Pam Kacen is late composure nor did he ever shy away from Nicky will blaze his own path and contin­ answering his critics. Instead, he always ue to keep the program on top.” applying the tag in Saturday’s game between the two teams. Rumson won the game, 17-5. met with the adversity head-on, the same There were plenty of talented players way he groomed his players to meet the that played under Bulman including (Photo by Rich Schultz) challenges on the hardwood. After Christa Ciriani, Audrey Gomez, Sarah 6 0 MAY 5, 1994, THE INDEPE NDENT Sport Shorts

and abused children. July 5-28. Playoffs and championships also are The WPLJ AU-Stars, a softball team fea­ HAZLET planned. Early registration is recommended. turing celebrity disc jockeys, will challenge Hazlet Recreation’s Rocket Basketball the Clement House All-Stars to a softball Camp will be held June 28-July 2 from 8:45 game to benefit Clement House, a home for The Hazlet Recreation Office is located a.m.-noon at Raritan High School. The camp, REGIONAL families making the transition from poverty to at 319 Middle Road. For any information which will be directed by Rich Sherman, is for independence. The game will be played May regarding recreation activities, call 739­ children ages 10-17. Registration is at the 0653. The New Jersey State Interscholastic Ath­ 15 at 1 p.m. at St. John Vianney High School, Recreation Office. The fee is $75 and a T-shirt letic Association marked the occasion of its Line Road, Holmdel. The proceeds from is included. Janice Cavuto, a Raritan High School 75th anniversary year to inaugurate the annual admission to the event and the sale of refresh­ graduate, completed her second season as a Scholar Athlete Luncheon at The Pines Manor ments will be donated to Clement House. Registrations are now being accepted for in Edison on Sunday. A number of local ath­ member of the Kean College womens soccer Hazlet Recreation’s Rockette Basketball Camp Admission is $3 for adults and $2 for children. team. The sophomore sweeper started in all 18 letes, nominated by their respective schools for The W PU members will be available to sign for girls ages 10 through 17. The camp will be their athletic and academic achievements, games for the Cougars in 1993 and was named directed by Frank Duggan and will be held at autographs. Everyone is invited to bring blan­ the team’s Defensive Player of the Year. She were honored including John Sawyer of Raritan High School from July 5-9, from 8:45 Christian Brothers Academy; Jessica Jewell, kets and enjoy their own picnic lunch. For was recently named co-captain for tl e upcom­ a.m.-noon The fee is $75 and can be paid at the Holmdel High School; Michael Harriot, more information, contact Ed McBride at 290­ ing campaign. Recreation Office through June 24. Proof of Matawan Regional High School; James Pilla, 0442. A rain date, if needed, will be arranged physical is required which may be supplied by a the day of the event. Hazlet Recreation is sponsoring an “Over Mater Dei High School; Francesca Russello, school nurse or doctor. Middletown High School North; and Glenn 35” mixed softball league open to men and Pritzlaff, Middletown High School South. Brookdale Community College has women age 35 and older. This will be a fun The Recreation Commission is sponsoring league only. Maximum number of p ayers per opened registration for its 1994 All-Star Sum­ a tennis program for beginners and intermedi­ On Sunday, March 6, more than 400 run­ team is 20 (10 men, 10 women). All games mer Sports Camps for boys and girls ages 5­ ates, ages 7-17, at the Raritan High School ten­ ners completed the 13.1 mile course that took will be played on Sunday evenings ir June and 17. The weekly camps will run June 27 to nis courts. Pre-registration is required for this them through the backroads of Middletown, July, beginning at 6 p.m. Registration is being Aug. 19. The camps available will be in the program which runs Monday-Thursday for five Holmdel and Colts Neck, starting and finish­ held at the Recreation Office. The fee is $20 following sports: basketball, basketball shoot­ weeks beginning July 11. One hour of instruc­ ing at Brookdale Com m unity C ollege in per person, which includes a T-shirt and hat. ing, baseball, baseball pitching and batting, tion will be given twice a week during the hours Lincroft during the E. Murray Todd Half­ of 9:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. depending on which softball, tennis, soccer, field hockey, cheer­ The Hazlet Recreation Commission will Marathon sponsored by the Monmouth County group the student is enrolled in. Students must Parks Department. A number of local runners leading, sports readiness and sports fun. Also, be sponsoring a trip to Veterans Stadium in have their own racket and wear proper attire. had a big day, highlighted by an overall third- two evening leagues are forming; one for high Philadelphia on Saturday, May 21 for the The fee is $30 and is payable at the Recreation place finish in the women’s division by Jill school girls field hockey and one for high Phillies vs Mets game. The bus will be leaving Office. Evarts of Middletown who finished with a school boys soccer. For more information, call the Library Overflow parking lot on Middle time of 1:26:40, just 2:46 off the pace. 224-2880. Road at 4:30 p.m. The cost per person is Another Middletown resident, Annmarie $19.00 which includes the cost of he ticket HOLMDEL Prunty, finished first in the women’s 19-and- The Northern Bayshore Softball League and the bus trip. Tickets can be purchased at under division with a time of 1:37:24. Robert the Recreation Office. is looking for teams to join them. It is a girls The Holmdel Stallions soccer organiza­ Lapsley of Keansburg finished first in the 16 and under softball league. You must have a tion is seeking boys bom after July 31, 1982, men’s 19-and-under division with a finish of The Recreation Department wi 1 sponsor home field available to play home games on and girls bom after July 31, 1979, to play on 1:27:08, while Clifford Russell of West its annual Fishing Derby for children ages 3 and proof of insurance. For more information, travel teams. For more information, call Frank Keansburg finished in 1:18:46 to gamer first- through 17 on June 4 from 8:00 a.m.-noon at call 264-3060. Bacchus, 741-3101, or Paul Clayson, 946­ place in the 30-39 division. Keyport’s William Veterans Memorial Park. Participints may 1638. Quinn’s time of 1:20:45 was good enough for pre-register at the Recreation Office or on the West Chester University, West Chester, a first-place finish in the men’s 40-49 division. day of the derby from 7:30-8:00 a.m. and must Ralph Aquino of Middletown finished second Pa., is now taking reservations for its 1994 supply their own bait and pole. All children MIDDLETOWN in the men’s 60 and over division while John Summer Sports School athletic camps. Pro­ must be accompanied by a parent or £ uardian. Soucheck of Aberdeen finished first in the grams for baseball, basketball, diving, field The Lion Hall of Fame of Middletown men’s race walkers division. hockey, lacrosse, swimming, soccer, softball The Hazlet Recreation Commi; sion will Township is currently accepting nominations and volleyball are available for both boys and be sponsoring a bus trip to the Meadowlands for its 1994 elections. Persons making nomina­ Chirsta Ciriani completed her collegiate girls. Call (610) 436-3555. for a 7:30 p.m. professional roller hockey tions should provide a current address or basketball career at Monmouth College by be­ game between the New Jersey Rockin Rollers phone number for the nominee. The Lion Hall ing named to the All-Northeast Conference Count’s Sports will be holding baseball & and Philadelphia on June 10. Tickets may be of Fame was founded in 1990 to honor athletes All-Star team. The St. John Vianney High softball basic skills instruction classes for pre­ purchased at the Recreation Office at a cost of who graduated from Leonardo, Middletown School graduate led the team with a 12.9 scor­ school boys and girls at Goodsports USA, $15 which includes transportation. The bus Township and Middletown North high ing average while shooting 50 percent from Matawan. The instruction will include field­ will leave from the Library Overflow parking schools. To date, 38 athletes have been induct­ the floor and grabbing 7.3 rebounds per game. ing, pitching, hitting, and base running. These lot on Middle Road. ed into the hall, including former major league Jen Brzucki, a freshman out of Mater Dei will be taught by ex-major leaguer John “The baseball standout and National League Rookie High School, was named to the All-Newcomer The Hazlet Recreation Commission will of the Year, John “The Count” Montefusco Team. The 6-3 center led the Lady Hawks in Count” Montefusco and other qualified sponsor a “Roller Hockey Clinic” which will and Ed Jones, a Rutgers football standout who rebounding with 7.5 boards per game and instructors. For more information or to regis­ be given by the New Jersey Rockin Rollers for enjoyed a stellar career in the Canadian scored 8.7 points. ter, contact Newt Hausmann at 780-5922. ages 8 through adult. Five one-hour lessons Football League. This year’s inductees will be will be given at the Soccer Field Complex honored Nov. 5 at the annual Lion Hall of The Third Annual Jon Pritsch Memorial Red Bank Catholic High School boys' Parking Lot from June 20-24. The fee is $105 Fame Dinner at Buck Smith’s Restaurant. The Golf Tournament will be held May 31 at 2:00 basketball coach, Joe Nappo, will once again and lessons will be scheduled according to age Lion Hall of Fame will present $1,000 Harold p.m. at Fort Monmouth Golf Course. The tour­ direct the Green and Gold Basketball Camp at groupings. Any child registering for this pro­ “Bud” Foulks Scholarships to two Middletown nament, in memory of the late high school golf RBC for youths ages 8-18. Camp dates are gram will receive one complimentary ticket North seniors this year. The scholarships are in standout, provides four scholarships of $1,000 for the first three Rockin Rollers’ home games June 20-24, June 27-July 1, July 4-8, July I l ­ memory of the former mayor of Middletown each to students who pursue a career in a golf ls, July 18-22 (girls only, ages 12-17) and at the Meadowlands Arena. who was one of the founders of the Lion Hall related field. The cost per team is $125 for five July 25-29 (girls only, ages 12-17). Camp runs of Fame and a posthumous inductee in 1991. players which includes greens fees for the 18- daily from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. One week fee is The Hazlet Recreation Commission will Nominations close on May 15 and should be hole tournament, team and individual awards, $100. Call Joe Nappo, 747-1774. be sponsoring a Junior Olympics Program for sent to Dutch Uhrig, 11 Viola Ave., Leonardo, golf balls, bag tags, and a cookout dinner af­ children ages 7 through 18 on June 18 from NJ 07737. terwards for all players and coaches. For an 9:00 a.m.-noon at Raritan High School. The application or information, contact Tournament Wayne Szoke’s Hawk Basketball Camp at events will include 50-, 100- and 200-yard The Middletown Youth Athletic Associa­ Director John Knodel at Middletown High Monmouth College will be held in two ses­ dashes; standing and running jumps; school tion travel baseball organization is forming School South by calling 706-6153 between 8 sions this summer, July 11-15 and July 18-22. relays; football and softball throws; and a soc­ two teams to play highly competitive baseball a.m. and 2 p.m. The camp is for youngsters ages 8 through cer kick, dribble and throw. Gold, silver and in Monmouth and Ocean counties through the high school. Camp hours are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. bronze medals, along with school trophies will end of July. The age groups are 13 years old North American Soccer Camps and the each day. Tuition is $170 and includes daily be awarded. Volunteers are requested to help and 14-15 years old. Serious players only Holmdel Stallions, Holmdel’s youth traveling basketball instruction, recreational activities, supervise competitions, identify winners, and should call Tony Marione, 872-9249, Greg soccer club, will hold their second annual camp lunch, evaluation report card, awards and move groups of children from one contest to DiGregorio, 495-0150, Kevin Haran, 495­ for youngsters ages 5-17 from June 27-July 1 at camp T-shirt. For details, call 571-3415. another. 0247, or John Baldwin, 495-3685. the Satz Intermediate School and Holmdel High School athletic complex. NASC, based in Monmouth College’s Lady Hawks Bas­ The Under-19 Girls Traveling Soccer The Monmouth Pirates, an over-40 Norwich, Conn., brings the majority of its ketball Camp, directed by head coach Susan Team will hold tryouts on June 18 anil 19 from men’s baseball team, is seeking players from coaches and trainers from England each sum­ DeKalb, will be held in two sessions, June 27- 11:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. at the Soccer Complex Middletown for the 1994 season. If interested, mer and have been running camps for 25 years. on Green Acres Drive. The rain date is June call Mike, 787-4799 or Tom, 671-1547 There will be a three-hour morning program July 1 and July 25-July 29. Camp hours are 9 26. For more information, call Bob at 264­ for Munchkins (5- and 6-year-olds) and Nip­ a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Cost is $160. For additional 1548 or Joe at 739-3015. Coaches and players interested in joining pers (7- and 8-year-olds). The balance of the information, call coach DeKalb at 571-3415. a boys’ high school 7-a-side evening soccer programs will be offered on a half or full day The Hazlet Recreation Commission will league or a girls’ high school 7-a-side evening basis. Groups will be formed by age ability. News about area athletes in college, local Active teams can train as a unit. Camp fees are be sponsoring the Rainbow Foundai ion’s 3.1 field hockey league at Brookdale Community recreation teams or registrations may be sent $99 for a half day, $135 for a full day. Family mile (5K) race on June 26 at 9:00 a.m. The College this summer, should phone Ferris An­ to Sport Shorts, New s Transcript, P O Box 423, toon, Sports Camps director, at 222-6932. discounts are available. Registration is being race will begin and end at the Hazlet Swim Morganville 07751, att. Tim Morris. To reach and Tennis Club. 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********* Dear Carole, Dear Mom, I'm too little to talk, feed, or Mom, Although we do not say it Thank you for teaching us to dress myself, but I thank God It’s Mothers like you that SIFIED often enough, We love you. be strong and independent, you are my mommy. make this day so special. You You are the world's #1 Mother yet being there when we need xxx.... xxx couldn’t be a better mom. & Wife. your guidance. We love you xxxxx...xxxxx You’ve been through a lot of We love you always, so much. Happy Mother's xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx hard times, now you deserve DEADLINES Steve, Melanie, Jaclyn, Day! xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx the good things that come Mariey & Elliot Love, Peggy, Patti, and Dena xxxxxxxxxxxxx your way. Happy Mother’s MONDAY... Line Ads -1:30 pm xxxxxxxxx Day. Display Ads - 11:00 am ********* ********* xxx Your Loving Daughter, T800-660-4ADS Dear Grandma Anne Dear Mom, X Debbie HOURS OPEN SATURDAYS 9-2 All your children, grandchil­ Things are cloudy lately, but Happy First Mother's Day! dren & great grandchildren I'll never lose sight of what Love, Victoria Leigh ********* Monday.....8:00 am-5:30 pm Wednesday.8:00 am-6:30 pm are very lucky to have you as you are to me. I love, respect, Reaching Over 140,000 H o m e s our own. Covered Bridge is & admire you more than you ********* To A Very Special Mom, Tuesday.....8:00 am-5:30 pm Thursday.... 8:00 am-6:30 pm There are not enough words • News Transcript • Sentinel • Suburban • Baystiore fortunate that you live there. will more than you will ever LITTLE THINGS Friday...... 8:00 am-5:30 pm Saturday.... 9:00 am-2:00 pm Love, The Solomons, Tivens know. You are my heart Mom! MEAN A LOT to let you know how proud I Independent • Middletown Independent • Examiner & Butters Who's my girt? What’s her am \o be your daughter, but Please read your ad on the first day of publication. We accept Like days that begin with a name? kiss just keep in mind no matter Local Sentinel/Suburban Reader:. responsibility for only the first incorrect Insertion. We reserve the * * * * * * * * * where I am, I’ll always be right to edit, reject or properly classify any ad. Love always, DL And hugs that go on ’till days Dear Grandma Ruth, end your little girt. May Call 254-7979 Happy Mother’s Day. We miss ********* For a little boy who’s 3 years Love always, Dana you and love you. Dear Mom, old Love, Ryan & Josh Through the years you've al­ Coming from his best’est ways been there. Your unself­ friend ish ways have not gone un­ Thanks Mom I wuv’s you so To Our Loving Mom, * * * * * * * * * noticed! You’re such an inspi­ much Mom, when things are happy, laugh with us. Dear Irmie, ration to all Mothers! Joey Boy NOTICES 1 MERCHANDISE 42-51 MISCELLANEOUS 66-68 When you are feeling down, Happy Mother's Day. We miss Love You, Lisa you and love you. ********* reach out for us. Love, Josh & Ryan * * * * * * * * * Always remember God! Ma, God gives us all tests in life. Dear Mom, My beautiful mother, my Be strong & have faith. ********* You are always there for me friend. Happy Mother's Day in You are #1 in our Hearts! REAL ESTATE 5-15 GARAGE SALES 60 Dear Mom & Nannie, even when times in your life heaven. I miss & love you so Love Ya!, ENTERTAINMENT 69 much. You are the best of all You are the greatest. We love were hard you never failed to Kathy, Donna, Paul, Keith, mothers. you for all the special things give me the love I needed. Sam, Tim, and Motts Love, Be you do & the special person Thank you for being you. you are. Your loving daughter, ********* * * * * * * * * * All our love, Sharon Marie is a Wife & Mother you Doreen, Frank, Kristin & Mayo will like; To the best Mom * * * * * * * * * COMMERCIAL 17-28 INSTRUCTION 63 Who has three sons named in the whole world! Dear Mom-moms & Grammy, Joe, Mark & Mike. We love you ********* HAPPY MOTHERS DAY! I am The Dad & his sons hold her we love you Dear Mom, the luckiest boy in the world apart; we do! HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY to have two Grandmothers as As the woman most in their But don’t get excited, MOM special as you both. I Love heart... we love monkeys too! FINANCIAL 29-32 LOST & FOUND 64 BOATING 105-106 Love, your sons You Very much ! Joe, Joey, Mark & Mike Ha, ha, ha! Joseph & Benny Your Best Boy, Hugs & kisses, Tommy Kelly ********* Jimmy & Adam * * * * * * * * * Mom, * * * * * * * * * Although sometimes I don’t * * * * * * * * * Dear Mom, Dear Mommy, show you or tell you, I really We Love you, EMPLOYMENT 35-41 PETS/ANIMALS 65 AUTOMOTIVE 110-119 I love you for being a mother Thank you for giving me life appreciate all of the special For all the love you give Happy Mother's Day & this year. I look forward to you things you do for me. I LOVE For all the things you do THANKS!!!!! raising and teaching me. YOU. Love From All Of Us Marina & Nicca Com m ercial Advertisers Please Call For Rates Love, Lauren Nicole Love, Courtney Cecil, Bobby & Danielle

F L E A A D S For Private For Private Party Items NOTICES NOTICES NOTICES NOTICES Party Item s u n d e r $75. • 4 Lines $ 1 / NOTICE One item per ad • 2 W e e k s PUBLIC NOTICE The Aberdeen Township Municipal Utilities Authority hereby 4 Lines • 2 Weeks NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the State of New Jersey, announces that the Authority will conduct a Special Meeting Prepaid Prepaid Department of Transportation. Bureau of Maintenance at 7:00 P.M., Thursday, May 5th, 1994, at its Offices at 30 DEAL $4-each additional line Support, in compliance with section 10.9 of the New Jersey Noble Place, Aberdeen, New Jersey 07747, to consider and $ 5 .0 0 Pesticide Controf Code N.J.A.C. Title 7, Chapter 30, will be take possible action on matters concerning the authorization •May be phoned In applying pesticides to plants growing within the state highways ot the Authority's financing group to prepare an application *No Phone Calls - Coupon Only rignt-oMvays. Beginning March 14, 1994 and continuing and make a presentation to the Local Finance Board to through May 13, 1994. Applications of pesticides will be made in authorize the advance refunding of the callable 1992 Series A all 21 counties during this time period. Trained personnel of the and Series B Sewer Revenue Bonds, and on matters con­ Bureau of Maintenance will make all applications. cerning the appointment of a Bond Underwriter. The following list contains brand names and active Aberdeen Township Municipal Charge Your Ad H a E 3 ingredients of pesticides that may be applied: Utilities Authority Pesticide Active Ingredients Fax Your Ad 908-432-0016 Roundup Glyphosate ’ Michael P. Kelly III Krenite S Carbomoyl Phosphonate Executive Director Oust Sulfometuron Methyl Published May 4,1994 $88.00 Damoil Petroleum Oil Banvel CST Dicamba s l Casaron Dichlobenil t 'dui;7iDS Gtf W V W Tempo 2 Cyflutherin t t r a Use our handy Private Party Coupon. HOWELt-Cottage. 1 bdrm. 2 Ground equipment will be used in all applications. REAL ESTATE story. Near Rte 9 & 195. Select the ad that best meets your needs. All persons interested in obtaining additional information on $625. per mo. 908-938-6930 this spraying program are requested to contact the following Apartments person(s) by counties of responsibility, between the hours of 005 ^ " T n c i A t 1_1 Flea (Item s under $75) O ne item per ad 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. for Punf ★ ★ ★ Phil Whittii . of Transportation “All Real Estate advertised in this newspaper is subject to the Federal KEYPORT ™ P° N - □ big deal (Item s over $75) Rt. 183 No.,T'fetcong, NJ 07857 Housing Act of 1968 which makes it Telephone:201-347-4415 illegal to advertise any . 1 bdrm., great area. Avail. COUNTIES: Hunterdon, Morris, Somerset, Warren & Sussex (imitation or discrimination t June 1. $610. per mo. in­ Please include all spaces end punctuation. O ne character per box. race, color, religion, sex or cludes everything. Call Randy, origin, or an intention to make any Chester Lyszczek, Dept, of Transportation such preference, limitation or dis­ days, 908-287-5525, eves., Intersection of Route 1,9 & 22, Newark, NJ 07114 crimination. 908-563-9863 Telephone: 201-648-2278 This newspaper will not knowingly pt any advertising tor Real Es- MILLTOWN-Coorporate type COUNTIES: Bergen, Essex, Hudson, Passaic & Union which is in violation of the law. couple looking to rent 1 & 2 Our readers are informed that all Eugene Shoup, Dept, of Transportation dwellings advertised in this newspa­ bdrm. apts. No pets. Call after Route 79 & Daniels Way, Freehold, NJ 07728 per are available on an equal op­ 4pm 908-246-0449 portunity basis." Telephone: 908-308-4100 SAYREVILLE COUNTIES'. Mercer, Middlesex. Monmouth & Ocean EATONCREST APTS BORDENTOWN AVENUE Richard Balgowan, Dept, of Transportation Tennis & swim club. Large Name__ Rt. 70 & NJ Turnpike, Cherry Hill, NJ 08034 size rooms w/19ft living rm. WINDING WOOD Telephone:elephone: 609-428-6550 ' Only minutes from Ocean CO!OUNTIES:Atlantic,Burlington,Camden,Cape May, beaches, Golf Courses, Fish­ 1 & 2 BEDROOM GARDEN Address. Cumberland, Gloucester & Salem ing & Boating. Near all hous­ APARTMENTS FROM $560. es of Worship & Malls. Mon- BRAND NEW AVAILABLE City____ _ State______Published May 4,1994 Cost $380.00 Fri 9:30am-4 pm, Open daily 10am-6pm 908-542-1105. Pine Brook 908-238-3919 Zip---- . Day Phone. _Evening Phone_ Rd., Hope Rd., Eatontown. 2 Use your VISA Use your VISA blocks from Exit 105 GSP VISA#__ 006 Houses for Rent Mail Payment & Coupon to or MASTERCARD or MASTERCARD FREEHOLD H| mg Wm MC#___ Greater Media Newspapers to pay for your to pay for your 2 bedrooms. $600./mo. plus M ANALAPAN/Englishtown. Classified Ads 1 mo. sec. Call 908-905-7762 3 bedrms., VA baths, kit., Expiration date. Classified Classified Ads dining area, den, wall to wall NJ 08816 1-800-660-4-ADS carpet. Large backyard. $800. Ads are subject to approval. w c*° 1 -800-660-4-ADS Classified Works! per mo. plus utilities- 1 mo. security. 908-446-3460______THE INDEPENDENT, MAY 4, 1994 6 3

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OWN Ml (USSR) HAZLET-GARDEN PARK VENDING ROUTE CUSTOMER SERVICE LAWN SPRINKLER INSTALL­ 14’ x 60' 2 bedroom, 1 bath, SAYREVILLE Must sell, very strong cash Experienced in data/telecom­ ERS- Full time, part time. Ex­ c/a, new furnace, thermal win­ Comers Ernston & Washing­ business. 1-800-820-6782 munication components & perience preferred but will - W I N N E R - dows, covered deck, shed & ton Rds. 1,100 sq. ft. Priv. hardware. Salary + commi- train. CaU 908-446-7027 other extras. Asking $25,000. Use your VISA sion, benefits. Send letter to pkg., a/c. 908-679-0335 or MASTERCARD Call 908-264-0123 to pay for your Lynx Communications LEGAL SECRETARY Classified Ad P.O. Box 230 KAREN VIMMER HAZLET-Why Rent? New mo­ 1 -800-660-4ADS Cream Ridge, NJ. 08514 Pleasant office seeks moti­ bile homes. Financing. 15 & vated self starter to work for from Farmingdale 20 year. 6 mo-1 yr. free rent senior partner in real estate Call: 909-888-9335 DAY CAMP and general practice. Short­ hand and WordPerfect. Expe­ GARAGE Marlboro, Hiring sports coaches and fenced w/elec gate. All supervisors. Great for teach­ rience required. Blue Cross/ HIGHLANDS $28.-$109./mo. 908-536-0235 ers. Also hiring pool staff, with Blue Sheild, major medical, pension and profit sharing. 007 Houses for 10’ X 50'. $9,000. Negotiable. FINANCIAL certification, and art specialist teacher. Call 908-446-5377 Will honor summer vacation Immediate ocupancy. Must plans. Call 908-257-2200, ask see. Call 908-495-0979 for workshop or storage. ABERDEEN Township MILLSTONE TOWNSHIP OLD BRIDGE-BY OWNER. 3 20'x50’ or 20’x100’ with over­ DECORATING ASSOCIATE for Doreen bdrm. ranch, 2 baths, finished Seeking creative business 10.70 ACRES W/RANCH MARLBORO- 14x65 2 bedrm., head door. 24 hour access. 029 Accounting Country Clubber. 4-5 bedrms., basement, central air, fenced minded person for Interior WEICHERT, REALTORS a/c, new furnace, shed, good 3 baths. New Euro kitchen, yard. Walk to NYC bus. decorating. Training. Part/full LIFEGUARDS boiler & roof. Central vac, fire­ 350 front footage, x 700 x 600 cond. Asking $35,000. time. Call 908-946-8896 $135,000. Call 908-251-1536 Daycamp, 8 weeks. Certifica­ place, w/w carpet. $210 ,000. x 700 makes this the perfect 908-949-3114, 908-238-8289 BOOKKEEPING Call 908-566-1388 location for homes & nature. 023 Industrial DRIVER tion, CPR, First Aid required. Build your dream home or SAYREVILLE MONMOUTH JCT. SERVICE FROM MY HOME. Experience preferred. Call ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS subdivide. Low tax structure. A/P, A/R, P/R. quarterly taxes. GREAT 908-431-0718 3 bedroom, centrally located. Call Maria. 908-264-0362 By owner, 4 bedrms., liv. rm., Utilities available, electric, nat­ Many extras. Call Glen at SCHULT '72, 12’x65’, 2 bed­ kit., 1 bath. Closed in sun ural gas, well & septic. room, screened in porch, cen­ 908-257-5454 JOHN HASLACH CPA SUMMER JOB! porch. Full fin. basement, with CALL FOR DETAILS tral air., washer/dryer, fenced MECHANIC kit. and all appliances. 2 car ACCOUNTING & TAXES #080-6011 THE BEST Listing Program! in yard, pets allowed. MUST sprinklered lawn & 3 baths. Able to repair small construc garage. Asking $149,900. Call 908-583-6625 FUN! $225,000. SELL. Asking $20,000 o.b.o. New 1986. 908-238 tion equipment and tools. 908-787-5475 / 610-797-1034 908-577-0440 2% LIST COST Call 908-274-1722 Evenings 908-254-5277. Weaser’s Ices is looking for a Experience a must. Call Howell Office few good people to run Italian , A _ John Foti or Wayne Equal Housing Opportunity Sell $200,000-Save $2,000. Ice Routes in Monmouth Camp 908-264-6080 FREEHOLD TWP. County. Earn $250. to $400. MILLSTONE TOWNSHIP Written commitment on ads till 025 Business By owner. 4 bdrm. Cape Cod, sold. Full service broker. 2 Lots & Acreage per week plus bonuses too. STUNNING RANCH J t i k V /2 bath, c/air, full bsmt., fire­ Ask for Paul Ricca Opportunities Good driving record a must. OUTSIDE SALES place, added kit., & family rm. WEICHERT, REALTORS R & B Brokers Realty, Inc. Call 908-780-2242 EMPLOYMENT For water treatment equip­ Attached garage. Dead end AM: 908-972-8096/264-7734 HOLMDEL CEMETERY street $146,000. No broker Just lovely inside & outl 3 ment. Training provided, ben­ bedrms., 2 baths, 2 fireplaces, Office: 908-431-3933 ★ A BUSINESS ★ DRIVER/CAFETERIA involved. 908-780-1909 efits, salary & commission. 2 car gar., central/air, full MAUSOLEUM South River Schools needs APPLY IN PERSON: HAZLET - EXPANDED CAPE bsemt., heated inground pool UPPER FREEHOLD for 2. Relocated. MUST SELL. million last year. Help me ex­ driver/food service worker to AQUA SOFT INC. “SMS- deliver lunches to local 4 bdrms (master w/sitting rm), & more upgrades than offered By owner. Country living. Ex­ Asking $4,500. 908-888-8163 504 Hwy. 33, Millstone Twp. by new construction sites, all schools. No experience nec­ 2 baths, family rm, skylights, panded ranch on 3+ acres. ADVERTISERS 908-446-9322 ceramic tile kit. floor, Ig. kit., 2 this & more on 3 acres. INCOME APT. TOO! 3 bed­ 4 READERS essary. Ideal working hours. 908-613-4028. E.O.E. M/F zone heat & a/c. 100’x125’ lot #080-6121 rms., 2 baths, stone fireplace, er/Winter It is the policy of this newspaper POKER PLAYER - GARDEN $297,777. that alt help wanted advertisements landscaped w/above ground 3 stall barn & paddocks, in­ leave message 908-389-7523 DRIVING INSTRUCTOR-full STATE POKER SEMINAR - 3 908-577-0440 will begin with a job title. pool. Asking $175,000. By ground pool + all appliances. - Call 1-800-660-4 ADS time/part time. In Freehold. day group poker seminar or Howell Office A GOOD OPPORTUNITY owner, call 908-888-8381 Near NJ Turnpike & Rt. 195 Over 25, valid N.J. license. private instructions. Equal Housing Opportunity $267,500. Call 609-259-9315 BEACH HAVEN TERRACE , AGENT - BANKABLE JOB HAZLET TOWNHOUSE- Will train. 908-431-5313 Call 908-777-0973 Apartment sleeps 6. Next to 3 bedroom, 2Vfe bath, fire­ SALES SAVON DRYWALL- Experienced place, great location. Only OLD BRIDGE 008 Condos ocean. Fully equipped. Many choice weeks available. Off sheetrocker/tapers for week­ POLICE OFFICER $15. maintainence fee. by owner. A rare find. V* acre, day/weekend jobs. Call Rob $124,000. 908-888-0267 Townhous season, Memorial Day starting 1-800-545-8390 FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP is vintage, 4 bdrm., charming co­ at $600. week. 908-238-1228 908-274-0378 lonial set in new family devel­ AGENT-A Beautiful job seeking qualified applicants FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP out of business. Must be moti- opment featuring 2 baths, eat ELECTRICIAN’S HELPER for the position of Police MANALAPAN INDEPENDENCE SQUARE in kitchen, liv. rm. w/fireplace. DISNEY AREA FLA. SALES-AV0N Experienced in EMT bending Officer. Applicants must be MONMOUTH HEIGHTS- 3 2/3/4/ bedroom. Luxury homes & industrial wiring. Fire alarm residents of Freehold Town­ French door louvre window, G REAT BUY T oll Free 1-800-662-2292 bdrm., Cambridge Colonial, formal dining rm. w/fireplace & 3mi. Disney. From $550/wk. experience helpful. Need hand ship as of the announced 3 bedroom, 1Vfe baths, large 2Vfe baths, newly remodeled side screened porch, 10’x17*. 908-446-8237.... 908-446-0224 ambitions to: AIR CONDITIONING tools & transportation. Call closing date of the Depart­ eat-in kitchen, dining & living ment of Personnel examina­ kit. Fireplace, covered patio, Hardwood floors throughout. Bullseye Unlimited AND HEATING SERVICE 908-780-5810 rooms. Includes all window tion for this position in the fenced yard. $205,000. Mini kitchen w/side laundry LOG CABIN, PA. 28 Main Street TECHNICIAN - Residential, treatments. Great location with May Special Law Enforcement 908-780-1563 rm. & back porch, 14’x14\ & $800./PER WEEK Kingston, NJ 08528 minimum 2 years experience. FABRIC ANYLIST basement. Asking $145,000. patio & wooded backyard. CALL 908-254-1331, EVES Test Announcements Bulletin. Year round work. Top salary. CLERICAL- Textile experience 908-679-8655 after 12 noon Asking $99,900. By appoint­ Benefits. 1-800-696-1971 Applications may be obtained ment only 908-431-3883 AUTO Dealer License preferred. Excellent benefits. at the: Classified Sells ORLANDO, FL AIR CONDITIONING Morganville. 908-972-1600 Administration Office FREEHOLD TWP Fax 908-972-0589 Freehold Township 1-800-660-4ADS Classified Works! NEW HOME. Pool, jacuzzi, SERVICE PERSON Municipal Plaza, Schanck Rd. RAINTREE - For sale by many amenities. Week or $1,800. Write: GAS ATTENDANT Freehold, NJ 07728 P.C.P., P.O. Box 212 owner. Must sacrifice. 2 bed month. Call 908-780-1724 Day shift. Must be reliable Between May 1 and 18 Brooklyn, NY 11223 INSTALLER rms. living rm., dining rm., eat and experience only. Freehold Township is an 718-714-4623 in kit., 2 full baths. Wall to Immediate Opening. Benefits Call 908-721-9366 equal opportunity employer Bask in the Sun on a wall carpeting, spacious clos­ TIME SHARE and welcomes minority and ets, garage. Near shopping GENERAL OFFICE WORK female applicants. FOR SALE-Forget Winter. 1 , AIR CONDITIONING/ No brokers. Asking $124,900 Marboro law office. Beautiful Sandy Beach... week in Jan. Luxurious hotel HEATING INSTALLER Resort Call 908-431-0395 Cancun palace. Ocean view Call 908-780-5900 Play Tennis on the Lighted Residential, commercial. POSTAL JOBS suite. Wrap around balcony. - Minimum 5 years experience. ■ f t f t f i n Courts...Enjoy the Jacuzzis JAMESBURG Private jacuzzi. $8,000. Call Benefits, paid holiday, HAIR STYLIST & Start $11.41 per hour. For 908-634-1245 exam and application informa­ Whittingham (exit 8a) adult vacation. 1-800-696-1971 U U I I I I U and Saunas...Relax at the tion, call 219-769-8301 comm., twnhse. 2 bd, 2.5 MANICURIST AUTO ACCESSORIES Ext. NJ 576, from 9am - 9pm, m Oceanfront Cabana Bar. baths, loft. Great location. VACATION WEEK With following. Ask for Carrol Sunday through Friday 609-395-0459, leave message Unused Time Share week INSTALLER 908-431-0955 fO r MYRTLE BEACH available. 100s of locations Experience. Own tools, OLD BRIDGE-3 yr. old End world wide. Flexible schedule. For prospectus write to: HELPER FOR HOME Unit. 2 bdrm. 1 Vfe bath, marble sunroof, running boards, RETAIL SALES South Carolina All condos in Gold Crown Re- window tints. 908-560-4664 IMPROVEMENT Contractor fireplace. Must sell! All offers sorts-sleeps 8. 908-972-9616 908-679-2291 For Bath & Linen shop in $93,000. neg. 908-494-5203 Manalapan. Experience WILDWOOD CREST-Pacific Ave CARPENTERS HOUSE CLEANER required. Call 908-536-1717 JT Associates 1 & 2 BEDROOM UNITS For Monmouth/Middlesex 008a Adult P. O. Box 326 Must have 5 years experi­ Air cond., w/w carpet, color residential daytime cleaning Keypori, NJ 07735 ence. Knowledge in cabinetry Communities TV, eat-in kit., bath, liv. rm. service. Car necessary. Will SALES and finish work, to work in a train. Call 908-583-9617 Rent by week. 609-522-8262 MANALAPAN Diner Manufacturing Plant. F/T, P/T looking for people to FREEHOLD Call 908-969-2445 do home parties selling ladies INSTALLER accessories. 908-545-8042 1 bdrm. mobile home. Desir­ ESTABLISHED POWER CONSTRUCTION P/T, F/T. Furniture & office able adult community. All WASHING BUSINESS storage equipment. Some LABORERS appi., c/air, fully carpeted. work experience necessary. SALES Experienced Brickoters/Stucco Move in, exc. cond. Pool, Driver's license required. Trainees. 908-359-4168 FT or PT sales of promotional Photographs Gladly Shown clubhouse, more. Must sacri­ COMMERCIAL 908-972-7375 fice. 908-566-3526 items. Set your own pace while working from your home COUNTER PERSON LANDSCAPE Construction LEDDY & DICK POLITY 908-566-5220 program. Call. or in our office helping others for dry cleaners. Position FOREMEN/LABORERS NATIONAL RESTORATION fund raise or build their busi­ involves counter work & all Valid driver’s license a must! CALL 908-972-0487 phases of garment care. Ex­ ness. Great commissions, Call 908-329-9187 training and support. Call COME TO THE BEACH EAST BRUNSWICK THE DREAM train right person. Call & leave LANDSCAPE FOREMAN 908-954-7561 HIGHLAND PARK 1300 sq. ft. office w/400 sq. ft. message at 908-741-4951 Must have good work ethics, And save a bundle, too! basement storage in office vil­ DO YOU HAVE IT? driver’s license & knowlege of SANDWICH PERSON A very nice sunny room. Bath lage park setting. DAVID We will invest $140,000. COUNTER PERSON East Brunswick area. Pay Experienced. Apply in person to share, kit. priv. in home of CRONHEIM COMPANY, ex­ . Full/part time in commensurate with experi­ after 1pm at: senior, Russian & Yiddish clusive broker. 201-635-2180 . East Brunswick bakery. Must ence. Position available im­ Mickey McGuires MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. speaking man. 908-247-9224 be energetic!!! Salary up to mediately. Call Letson's 292 Route 516, Old Bridge after 2:30 pm FREEHOLD Call 1-800-265-9895 $6.25 hour. Call 908-257-6155 908-257-9155 908-257-9696 NEW BRUNSWICK f courses this summer. 200 sq.ft. office suitable for Near Rutgers & RWJ. $360. artist or professional. Busy per mo. includes all utilities, corner, on-site parking. Rea BEACHFRONT CONDOS kit., & bathroom. Security & sonable. Call 908-462-1020 ref’s. 4 to 9pm 908-422-7923 HOLMDEL/HAZLET CLEAN UP OLD BRIDGE - Avail. 6/1. Oceanfront ibalconies, everything Furnished plus. Non-smoker, 1-4 room office suites. Short term leases, shared services. mature minded. 908-360-2264 you need iiicluding microwave, Start at $290./month beachfront pool, too. Call 908-264-1138 MATAWAN Main St. Victorian WITH A FLEA,, charm. Office suites available. WEEKLY RATES 1mo Free Rent. 908-583*7777 ••• s e e t h e 2 Bedroom 3 Bedroom NORTH BRUNSWICK MILLTOWN- *575-*800 $650-*950 NEAR RUTGERS HALL RENTAL C l a s s i f i e d Bill and Jackie Canino Female, non smoker, seeks For business, social, health & same to share expenses. Own sports clubs. Please call 908-577-0892 room. Call 908-418-3680 908-246-9504/908-254-9154 P a g e s 6 4 MAY 4,1994, THE INDEPENDENT

SCHOOL VAN DRIVERS AREA SUPEF VISORS- Train NEWSPAPER DELIVERY ATTENTION MANALAPAN-Loving respon­ AIR CONDITIONER-6,000 DINING ROOM SET-w/hutch. CDL license required. Cali & manage demonstrators from Early morning. The Star Led­ READERS BEDROOM SET home. 908-925 -0369 Ads under this classification are not sible person to care for 2 chil­ BTUs. Almost new. Switched $350. Living room set. 3 piec­ 908-739-9300 ger has delivery positions offers of employment Often these dren in my home. Must have to Central Air. $125. Call es. 2 end tables & cocktail available in your area. Earn advertisors offer a service for a fee. 5 pc. Mediterranean. Good ASSISTANT HAIR STYLIST If you place a call to a ‘'900" number car. Call after 5, 908-521-5958 condition. $500. 908-780-3598 table.-$150. Dresser, maple- SEAMSTRESS Flexible hours Drama Salon, $400. to $500. a month, plus you will automatically be billed • fee, 908-591-8559 $150. Call 908-382-2171 East Brunswicl: 908-254-0135 cash incentives. A reliable car which varies. AIR CONDITIONERS wanted to work in bridal shop is a must. 1-800-242-0850 MIDDLETOWN-Want experi­ BEDROOM SET DINING ROOM TABLE-Glass Experience with beading, se­ ASSEMBLERS: Excellent $75. & up. Most sizes avail. & lacquer. 4 chairs, new. CHEMISTRY TUTOR income to assemble products enced care giver with refer­ Wanted: air conditioners dead Gray formica. King size bed, quins, chiffon & silk. Full or ences for 1 toddler in our P r ic e negotiable. Call Needed. 908-536-5698 NURSING at home. Info 1-504-646-1700 or alive! $$$ Also Repairs & light birdie, storage headboard 908-591-9554 part time. Call 908-536-1835 home. Part time, 3-4 days. If bin, dual mirror, & armoire. RN - M/F, 7am to 3pm, DEPT. NJ-3812 Free Estimates. 908-566-3233 or 718-966-5738 you left a message on our an­ Orig. price $3,500. Asking DINING TABLE- 6 Chairs. CHIROF’RACTIC every other week-end. swering machine, please call $750. or best offer. Call Exc. cond. $450. China cabi­ Call for interview. 9am-3pm. EARN UP TO $500. BUY WHOLESALE ASSISTANT again, machine was broken 212-750-5000 (day) or net $450. or all for $650. Call SECRETARY Mrs. Koury, Cliffside Health Per week, assembling 908-957-9070 Major Home Appliances, 908-446-2130 (evening) 908-257-7732 Monday 4-9pn, Friday 9am- care Center, Cliffwood Beach, products at home. Details CUSTOMER SERVICE 6pm, Saturday 9am-1pm. Air Conditioners, TV’s, etc. N.J. 908-566-8422 908-389-1496 ext. 220 NANNY/HOUSEKEEPER Call 609-655-1954 BEDROOM SET- Magnificent FURNITURE RENTAL New Brunswick - Upbeat, Call 908 679-6880 queen, 6 pc. set, w/6 ft. arm­ Live in. 5 days per week to Home, apartment, corporate. flexible individual. Must have oire, new. Orig. $3,800, selling LAW ENFORCEMENT care for one child. Position DISHWASHER-Portable. May­ O nlm onth or one year. Quick excellent communication skills. CIRCULATION OFFICE HELP for $985. Antique mahogany No experience necessary avail, immediately. Ref. re­ tag. $175. Gas top p lates.- delivery. 1 or more rooms. Any windows package. Great PERMANENT Monday thru inlaid & carved vanity & chair. Now hiring. US Customs, of quired. Call 908-308-1947 aft. $100. Exc. condition. Call location. Immediate need. SERVICE REP Friday 10am to 2 pm. Filing, Dehumidifier. $65. Lamps, SILVERT'S RENTAL ficers, etc. For information call 7pm. 908-536-1200 days. Ask 908-251-0468 Freehold 908-462-4574 mailing, typing and telephone. Queen Anne mahogany china PART TIME 219-794-0010, Ext. 2937 for Carolyn, leave message. Call 908-370-8230 DRYER WHIRLPOOL Electric. closet, & much more. Call KITCHEN SET-Maple. Exc. DUNHILL The Star-Ledcer has immedi­ 9am 10pm, 7 days Large capacity, 6 years old. 908-613-1508 cond. $225. WALL UNIT-three TEMPORARY SYSTEMS ate openings for early risers. SOUTH RIVER Housekeeper PHONE OPERATORS POSTAL & GOVERNMENT Good condition. $80. piece. $100. CALL NOW. 105 College Road East $110. starting salary plus car & child care needed in our BEDROOM SET-5 pieces. 2 new locations. Start im­ Call 908-607-0143 JOBS. $23./hour plus benefits. home. 2pm-7 pm. Call Good cond. Asking $250. 908-679-8639 Princeton, N J. 08540 expenses, deital and vision mediately. Flexible schedule. benefits, vacations, commis­ To apply 1-800-527-5399 908-390-4866 after 7pm Kitchen set. 5 Pieces. Asking Great pay! Take phone or­ FREEZER LIVING ROOM SET - Colo­ sions, rapid salary increases. $50. Call 908-787-5475 609-452-1222 ders. Good speaking voice a Commercial. Upright, heavy nial, solid pine, sofa, loveseat, Call 1-80‘)-242-0850 mustl Sayreville 908-727-4141 duty. 18.7 cubic feet. $500. BEDROOM SET-Walnut. rockers, tables, cushions. Ex­ FAX 609-452-9222 Woodbridge 908-750-2631 Call 908-274-3497 Queen or king size head­ cellent condition. Asking $800. CLEANING HELP Call 908-257-3774 MICROWAVE-Large GE. plus board, lighted, 2 night tables, SENIOR COUNSELORS Use your skills to earn extra dresser w/attached mirror, ar­ RECEPTIONIST ABERDEEN-Quality care for cart w/storage bottom. Asking LIVING ROOM SET-Rattan. Boys & Girls travel camp. 8 money 20-25 lours per week. moire. Good condition. Asking your child. Mea/s. Flex, hours. ELDERLY- Will help w/per- $75. Call evenings Like new. Couch w/pastel weeks. Travel experience pre­ Daytime $6. hour + bonus. Wanted for Manalapan chiro­ $800. HUTCH-Walnut. Good Activities. Call 908-583-1496 sonal care, housekeeping, 908-536-4917 cushions, two end tables, cof­ ferred. Call 908-431-0718 Perfect for lomemakers. practic office. Computer, typ­ meals. Refs. 908-721-3648 condition-Asking $100. Call fee table & sofa table. $500. My Cleaning Lady Inc. ing and telephone skills nec­ OVEN-GE Self-cleaning, elec­ 908-780-9458 CHANDELIER-Crystal & gold. Sayreville. !>08-721-6243 essary. 2pm-9pm 4 evenings. CARE FOR KIDS SERVICE TECHNICIAN tric, wall oven, black glass, 3 BEDROOM-French Provincial. $400. Call 908-290-9145 Call from 2pm-3pm Day Care referrals. State cer­ For Water conditioners & COM MUNITY Coordinator- prs., $195. Hardwick counter Almond w/gold trim. $200. 908-536-8700 tified, preschool programs of­ LIVIN G ROOM SET-Sofa- swimming pool equipment. Part time positions available top glass range, $25. Call STEREO CONSOLE-$25. Call fered. All areas 908-446-8027 908-679-4886 Blue, Provincial. 98" & dub Must be mechanically inclined. for energetic, mature minded 908-525-5698 chair. Asking $200. Call Will train. With benefits. Call individuals intsrested in mar­ RESTAURANT 908-780-1938 Aqua Soft Inc. 908-446-9322 CHILDREN’S CHOICE ★ REFRIGERATORS ★ CHAIR-Recliner, brand new, keting, couns(sling, and plan­ Experienced Waiter/Waitress never used. Mauve color. Ask­ ning activities for European au 46 W. Ferris St., E. Brunswick A PRO RESUME Guaranteed, 90 days. LIVING ROOM- Couch-brown Battleground Country Club Ages 3 months-5 years. in g $75. Please call velvet oversized. 2 arm SPORTS INSTRUCTOR pairs and hosl families in New For the over 40. Highlight $175. +. Choice of sizes and Call 908-462-7575 Kindergarten. State Certified. 908-787-5674 chairs-contemporary & coffee Looking for m ature minded in­ Brunswick & Hillsboro areas. your skills, not your age. Free colors. Very clean. Open 6:30am-7pm, 12 months table-custom carved wood & structor to work with ages Send your resume or letter of consult. CAFA 908-525-2223 Can deliver. 908-225-5272 CHINA CABINET-Almond, 4-10 at summer daycamp. introduction to SALES a year. Call 908-613-4488 contemp. Exc. cond.-$250. glass top. Best offer. Call T.V.-13" Color, remote con­ Call 9am-3pm 908-431-1629 AuPairCare Entertainment ctr.-Black con­ 908-780-7390 Cameo Lingerie is now in this EAST BRUNSWICK-Mother/ A-1 WORD PROCESSING trol. Never used. Paid 1520 Bur • Oak Road temp. t$100. 908-254-8383 TRANSMISSION SWING area. $75.-$100. per show. teacher, CPR cert., non­ Text, tables, charts, graphics, $179.18. Have bill of sale.- MOVING SALE-Everythfng Toms River, NJ 08755 PERSON OR BUILDER $25,000.+ full time. smoker, providing day care for laser printing. 908-613-0915 $75. after 6pm 908-536-0793 COFFEE TABLE-and two end must go. Bdrm set, sofa, desk WANTED- Immediate F/T DANCE INSTRUCTORS Free sample kit 908-390-6501 toddlers. Refs. 908-613-5355 tables. MUST SELL. MOV­ set, curio, 2 barrel chairs & WASHER & DRYER-GE.-Lg. ING. 3 pieces-$25. Call cocktail tables. 908-264-6595 opening. Must have long term If you love people, fun & FREEHOLD'Experienced employment in mind. Excellent excitement, this may be your ABC TYPING capacity elec. dryer, white, 908-679-8639 SALES P/T matching pair. Like new. opportunity for advancement. chance of a Ifetime! Train as LETTERS & MORE!! CONTENTS OF HOME OFFICE DESK Sayreville. NJ 908-727-1115 an Arthur Murray Dance Furniture store experience. SUPERM0M REASONABLE RATES $200. Call 908-409-6068 Strong closer. Work Friday. Black metal w/wood top & 5 Professional. We are the Will babysit in my home. Play- Call 908-536-3495 Living rm„ bdrm., den fum. Saturday & Sunday. Hourly & WASHER & DRYER- Call for appt.: 908-431-4959 drawers. $75. Matching swivel world leaders in dance rm/fenced yard. 908-431-4508 Kenmore. Largest capacity, 5 TRAVEL AGENT instruction. S art at $8. per commission. 908-462-4500 chair on wheels, $50. Very yrs. old $250. or best offer. hour. Position 3 open for after­ (Harry or Larry) HOUSEKEEPERS, NANNIES, good cond. Call 908-493-5669 Ticketing/Manager Qualifier BILINGUAL Call 908-246-4353 COUCH Immediate opening. Minimum noons or ovenings. Call Nurses Aides. All nationalities. PATIO FURNITURE- Professional Secretary Black velour. Attractive. Good 5 years experience. Marlboro between 1 -10pm, Monday- Lic./Bonded. Aurora Agency SALES with 12 yrs. legal exp. avail, condition. $75. 908-257-3514 Redwood. 60" table, benches area. Call 908-536-3020 Friday to set up an appoint­ 540 B'way., Long Branch, NJ & chairs. Asking $70. People needed to sell & dem­ for pt/ft or temp. work. Word­ ment. 908-24C-0550 908-222-3369 908-780-2617 onstrate DISCOVERY TOYS. Perfect 5.1 908-390-7452 COUCH TRUCK DRIVER DIRECTOR OF JEWISH Make your own hours. Perfect MATAWAN/OLD BRIDGE PATIO SET- PVC WHITE for returnees. 908-821-1212 YOUNG “Granny" will offer in­ 15 FREE RESUMES Exc. cond. $125. Must see. 48" round table (glass top), 4 MUST have CDL license. EDUCATIONAL SERVICES APPLE II E-Monitor & key­ telligent, loving care to your w/first order. Written/typeset, Call 908-634-8108, 4-7 p.m. dining chairs, 1 chaise, all Clean driving record. Jewish educator to direct He­ SALES-Englishtown Flea Mar­ board. Hardly used. Best child. 8rookdale trained, state laser printed. RUSH Service. COUCH-2 SWIVEL CHAIRS navy/white. $250. Call Call 1-800-822-9252 brew School program includ­ ket. Saturday & Sunday. Car offer. Please call registered, CPR, non smoker Write For You....908-446-8012 908-446-4826 and TABLE LAMP. Best Of­ 908-390-1071 ing Sunday School & Hebrew necessary. 908-431-4870 Healthy balanced meals, fers. Please Call High School. Please send re­ planned activities, small RECLINERS-(2) Beige. LOVE VAN DRIVER LYNNE’S TYPING IBM P/S 2 - Model 80 w/tape 908-739-3028 SEAT (1) Under $100. each. sume to: TEACHERS group. 908-566-3549 drive & 120 meg HD and P/S New Jersey manufacturer. C.S.I.- ATT. H.S.D. Resumes, term papers & COUCH-$75. Love seat.-$25. Price negotiable. Very good P/T. Science, Spanish & 2 model 50Z, VGA, incl. key­ New York City & New Jersey, P. O. Box 369 MILLSTONE/ROOSEVELT- much more. Free pick-up & Coffee table-$50. MAKE-UP condition. Call 908-727-4965 French for Jewish Day School board. monitor, mouse, etc. to deliver small packages. Manalapan, NJ 07726 Experienced Mom. Clean delivery upon request. TABLE.-$15. Bed-single-$25. -in East Brunswick for Septem­ $500. each. 908-264-1524 Should be familiar with area home, meals, playroom. Avail­ Phone or FAX 908-866-9157 end table-$100. 908-446-3746 SLEEPER SOFA and have clean driving record. DRIVER ber 1994. Must be certified. able starting 3/28. Call After Call Laser Save 908-431-3339 Minimum 2 years experience. 6:30pm 609-443-6657 COUCH/SLEEPER Queen. Grey w/light blue 20 hours p e r week. Monday - Send resume to: stripes. Great cond. $175. Call WAITERS/WAITRESSES Friday. Retirees welcome. Solomon Schechter N A N N IE S AVAILABLE Queen size, like new, must 908-446-1565 Days & evenings. Apply in Day School Live-in, Live-out or Temp see. $435. Call 908-821-0120 Clean driving record. SOFA & LOVE SEAT- person after 1pm at: 511 Ryders Lane Call 908-247-0707 908-4 62-7146 MINK COAT-Brown. Full DESIGNER TABLE- Black/ Contemporary style. Off white, Mickey McGuires East Brunswick. NJ 08816 Selective Nanny & Companion length. Like new. Worm twice, 214 Rf. 18, E.B., N.J. MERCHANDISE slate w/4 leather arm chairs tufted arms & pillows. Asking 292 Route, 516, Old Bridge paid $3,000. Certificate of vali­ $300. Club chair $25. Barrel $599. Call eves/weekends 908-257-9696 DRIVERS TELEMARKETER OLD BRIDGE Loving mom dation avail. Asking $2,000. chair $20. 908-431-3159 908-679-1992 Earn up to $15. per hour. will care lor your child in her Call 908-972-7876 WATER Safety instructor LOAN OFFICER SOFA-7’, off white, exc, Now hiring 1 D energetic food home . Great references. Call Mortgage Company seeking 042 Antiques TUXEDO-Prom perfect. Excel­ DINETTE SET Looking for mature minded & delivery drive s to join the Go- 908-679-2291 cond.-$300. dbl. day bed. experienced WSI for summer 4-It team. Flexible hours. Day, the right person for telephone lent condition. Worn twice. Glass top, 4 chairs, $200. Call $50. 1 pr. lamps 1 pr. end daycamp. Call 9am-3pm sales position. Could lead to OLD BRIDGE-Child Care by Size 42. $50. Call tbls-$50./both. 908-721-1622 evening, wee title. 8:30-5 and Saturday, 8:30-1. 908-542-7213 3:15-6:15. Call after 8pm 21W. Main Street • Freehold table, 2 chairs, bench, $200. chairs, lighted china buffet. Outdoor Furniture, Garages Call 1-800-660-4 ADS Call 908-739-0707 908-297-1698 Your Search Ends Here Exc. cond. Call 908-721-8548 $750. Call 908-257-4985 YARDWORKS. 908-842-5022 THE INDEPENDENT, MAY 4, 1994 6 5

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GOLF IRONS-Stereo, 2 RIDING MOWER-Craftsman CAR SEAT-BOOSTER. Even- CASH FOR BOOKS $1,000-$10,000 PAID FOR MOVING SALE 10 hp. 36” cut. Needs minor flo. Black material. Perfect Antique Oriental Rugs. Call AQUARIUM couches, 2 recliners, 2 chairs, Old Magazines 908-536-0850 S0L0FLEX kitchen table. MOVING SALE. repairs. $200. Gas grill-$25. condition. $27. Call James Proctor 201-278-0280 Complete Salt Water set up. Bedroom set. pool table, w/leg attachment, (ike new. Reasonable. 908-446-7873 Call 908-536-8928 908-431-2238 800-358-7847 55 gallon tank w/stand. Wet/ moped, stereo unit, bike & CASH for USED CAMERAS $500. Call 908-787-4717 more. Call 908-536-0922 RIDING MOWER-Sears. 30” 8 CRIB w/mattress, CHANGING dry filter, pump, protein skim­ HELMET-BELL CYCLE. Full & all photo equip. New or old. HP. Side Discharge, dual rear TABLE/DRESSER by Child- SAXOPHONES mer & UV sterilizer. Over Face. Size 7 Vi. 2 Face 1 pc. or whole studio. No Po­ bagger. $475. After 6pm craft-white. Asking $350. Very laroid or movie. 908-442-6141 $800. Sell for $400. Or best Plates. $70. Please call MOVING SALE Selmer. From 1922 to 1973 offer. Call 908-566-5834 908-499-4261 good cond. 908-446-1872 Any cond. 609-396-4880 908-679-5319 Dining rm., kitchen set, porch COMPACT DISCS/Records RIDING MOWER-SNAPPER. set, microwave & much more. WE BUY, SELL & TRADE BARBECUE GRILL HELMET-Grant Cycle. Full 33". Great shape: $375. CRIB SCOOTER WANTED 908-536-2617 THE RECORD SETTER Electric. Like new. Call face. Small/medium. 2 face REAR BAGGER-SEARS. 20”. GARAGE SALES/AUCTIONS White. Excellent condition w/ 908-257-3888/800-649-3848 For Disabled Adult. Good con­ 908-536-3470 plates. Blue. $30. Call $75. Steve 908-613-8254 dition. Call 908-308-3824 908-679-5319 MOVING SALE mattress, linens, eyelet com­ SHOWER CHAIR-Wheeled- forter/dust ruffle. Asking $175. BARGAINS HOT TUB - NEVER USED Patio fum., coffee table, sew­ Very good cond. Cost $800. Call 908-297-5398 CONSIGNMENT USED TOOLS ing machine, stereo & speak­ 5 PERSON. Complete $1,995. Sell for $75. Call CRIB- Childcraft. Dresser & Giant warehouse in Matawan MR. MEDIA. 908-363-2952 ers, lawn mower, silk trees, 908-297-4275 SHOP Doing Spring cleaning? Mov­ LOADED with merchandise. lamps, black & white T.V. & changing table with extras. ing? I’m looRing to buy your ABERDEEN Yard Sale America Store JOSIE’S Italian Recipes more. Call 908-431-7546 Exc. cond. $750. or best offer. We want gently worn clothing, used tools. Call 908-723-1897 908-566-1178 for directions Call 908-264-3980 furniture & bric-a-brac. REGIONAL DISHES STOVE MULTI FAMILY BRICKS-700 PLUS Red Send $3. & SASE to: MOVING SALE G E, Almond. Electric. CRIB- White maple, all wood. 44 Juniper PI. (Line Rd. to P.O. Box 646 STOOLS: (4) Swivel w/black Was $400., selling for $75. DEJA VU Van Brackle) Sat May 7, 8-3. bricks. 7=W’ x 4" x 2 W . Per­ Sofa & love seat-floral. $600. fect for patio or walkway. Best Woodbridge, NJ 07095 seats. CHAIRS: Brown office. Excellent condition. 30 E. Main St., Freehold Rain or shine. No early birds Love seat-green stripe.-$250. offer. Call 908-583-1526 (1) on wheels & (2) stationery. Call 908-679-4276 908-431-2001 KITCHEN CABINETS-Oak, 23 Both from Huffman Koos. All good cond. Best offers. ORGAN - Hammond-Everett CRIB-Childcraft. Exc. cond. CLIFFWOOD BEACH feet, top & bottom. Includes Sofa bed-Queen-$250. Dinette Call 908-972-9502 GUNS, swords, military items. series. Good cond. 1st. $250. Nuline porta crib, nursery CARRIAGE sink, dishwasher, counter. Call set-almond-$200. All 8 months Cash. Lie. NJ/Fed. Dealer. Takes it. Call after 7pm 872 South Concourse (off Rt. heater, girls clothes 2T-4T. 35). Sat., 5/7, 9-4. Rain date: 908-297-1177 old. Library table -antique- House calls. Bert 821-4949 908-264-6583 $35. MICROWAVE- $45. Both $150. Cocktail table-oak-$35. SWIMMING POOL Call 908-671-8518 Sat., 5/14. Baby items, toys, in excellent condition. Call KITCHEN-Complete w/cabi- Excercycle-$25. Microwave- 15x30, oversized, new motor PIANO TUNER/REPAIRMAN household, etc., etc., etc. 908-390-0639 CRIB-While. Crib converts to MAKE MONEY nets, Sink, Elec. Range, DW. $45. Call 908-607-0153 & filter. Price neg. Call Jr. Bed. Excellent condition. Reliable & reasonable. Assoc. EAST BRUNSWICK Like New. Asking $1,400. Call 908-382-2254 $275. ROCKER-White-$75. Member of the Piano Techni­ CHAIR-Lift & recline, heat & 908-536-1609 cians Guild. 609-655-2723 massage, brand new, $795. OFFICE DESKS Call 908-257-1938 BLOCK SALE (5 yr. warranty) Walker, $60. CLEANING LAWN MOWER - SNAPPER 4 with matching chairs, $150. SWING SET Timber Hollow Development. Tub chair, $30. 8-track stereo, Self-propelled, M ulching each set. 4 Corona XT’s $75. PIANOS Anderson Ct. Sat., 5/7, 9-3. $50. Call 908-566-0285 Excellent condition. Asking YOUR CLOSETS Mower. 3 years old. Good each. Panasonic typewriter $70. Call 908-566-5642 Large inventory of: EAST BRUNSWICK cond. Asking $160. Call AXE601, $200. 908-446-2800 Colonial din. rm., King size 908-431-3946 TELEVISIONS-Mitsubishi 27” $$$$ water bed frame. 12 Trac PARROT PLAYPEN - Avian $499. Mitsubishi 35”, $1,319. AAAA ANTHONY'S ANTIQUE YAMAHA PIANOS lighting, sofa & loveseat, Consign your women’s & kid’s MULTI FAMILY LAWN MOWER-21” Honda. deluxe for medium bird, $200. Sony VCR, $240. Brand new PAYS TOP $$$$ for used fur­ WURLITZER, SAMICK treadmill, and much more. clothing, closeouts or 41 & 43 Rath Ln. Sat., May 7, $95. Exc. cond. Also garden Table top playpen. Custom w/warranties. 908-290-1551 niture, glass, art, toys, all col salesmens samples. Used pianos from $250. 908-446-9756 equipment, hose & household 8am-4pm. Household, fum., made. $65. Call 908-738-0599 lectables, etc. Love attics & Call 10am-4:30 for info & appt Lessons in your home items. Call 908-591-2609 basements. Estate contents new mdse. Rain Date: 5/14 CUSTOM DRAPES-2 sets. PINBALL MACHINES TIRES 2nd Turn Around 908-431-7667 Rentals from $25. 120” x 81”. Originally $500. bought or auctions. Est. 1979 “THE ONLY PLACE TO EAST BRUNSWICK Moving must sell $50. each LAWN MOWERS “TRI ZONE” $549., “SPIN 4 All Season Radials. 908-264-3130 Baskin Robbins MAKE A DECISION." set. Call 908-257-3514 OUT” $349. CAN DELIVER! P185/70R14. 4,000 miles. 908-739-9847 for Uncle Joe WANTED TO BUY FREEHOLD MUSIC CTR. MULTI FAMILY Snapper-8hp.. Craftsman Tim 908-739-8509 $35. each. 908-390-0839 SAVE THIS AD Furniture. Paintings, 908-462-4730 75-83 Hilltop Blvd. (Off Jens­ DRYER- Electric port., $200. 7Vfehp, also 5hp & 3Vfe hp. Glassware. Statues, vases POOL- 18x33, oval above AAAAAA Antiques, used fum., en St.) Sat. May 7, 9-3. Washer, Kenmore port., $125. mowers Many new parts. All Oriental Rugs, Silver, ground w/x-large treated estates, contents of homes, Housewears, fum., clothing__ Viking C om m ercial sewing need work.A also sNOW- Collections. Old Toys, wooden deck. 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Vinyl Liners Serving THE CARPET DOCTOR 908-862-0289Polish Agency Inc 079b Fencing Fully insured. Free estimates. Concrete Pools • Power Washing Call Rollie 908-297-4208 Yciur all of Installations, repairs, shop-at- Heaters • Basements home sales. 908-542-1987 MONTANA’S N.J. PRE-SEASON SALE F & R HOME IMPROV. Custom Covers Business • Repairs CLEANING SERVICE Inter., ext., painting, power 075 Ceramic Tile $10. OFF FIRST CLEANING- • Custom Wood • CCA wash, carpentry. Call Rick 908-360-4917 908-928-4888 908-780-4457 Retired NYPD 908-446-9710 • Spruce • Cedar • Stockade 908-787-4286 Here • Chain Link. FREE estimates. Fully Ins. All Work Guaranteed Fully Insured Free Estimates Free Estimates Fully Insured Repair/Install P-U-R-R-F-E-C-T-L-Y Call 908-656-0459 H&S HANDYMAN SERVICE A CUSTOM CERAMIC Tiling CLEAN RentAHusband 908-583-8837 New installation, repairs, remodeling. Free estimates. HOME CLEANING AT ITS 079c Floor Finishing HANDYMAN AND PICKUP- G.P. POOL SERVICE, INC. SCHAEFER & SONS C & A John Cherry 908-290-9086 VERY BEST. 908-257-8463 Hauling. Cleans gutters, ga- Over 20 Years Experience VINYL SIDING Member NSPI, Certified Tech II Teel nician ACE CERAMIC TILE PERFECTLY CLEAN S id in g HANDYMAN- All jobs, big & Custom Inground Pool Installation Why Paint? INSTALLERS- Specializing in HOMES & OFFICES CUSTOM WOOD Work guaranteed. lns./bonded small. Very reasonable. Call |----- With coupon----- 1 MEMBER • All major brands Complete Exterior Contracting bathrooms, backsplash, kitch­ for free est. 908-679-5999 • Window casings ens & foyers. Free estimates. Reas, rates. 908-294-0263 FLOORING Specializing in Seamless Gutters Sanded, stained, bleached & *100. OFF • Overhangs & eaves 908-214-0148 HANDYMAN- Small & BIG finished. Third generation £ 9 • Shutters jobs. Painting, carpentry, roof­ ANY INGROUND LINER o _ J"& 6 “ AFFORDABLE Ceramic Tile POLISH LADY craftsman. Decks redone. I REPLACEMENT NATIONAL • Leaders & Gutters ing & much more. FREE esti­ SPA A POOL • Vinyl replacement windows latter* in1S' Install $2.75 + sq. ft. Free est. Is looking for housekeeping Free estimates. 908-577-0447 _ JExjjiresMMM^ _ _ : INSTITUTE • Zi Dow insulation mates. George 908-238-2257 908-536-1005 908-390-8233 living in or out. Cleaning • Liner Replacement Specialists • Expert .eak Detection Free Estimates Insured FLOOR CARE- Floors HANDYMAN- The Home­ ALL TYPES of Ceramic Tile- houses or apartments. Please stripped & waxed. 25 years Fully Insured owner’s Friend. All types of • Pool Cleaners & Heaters Sold S Installed • Pool O' >enings Complete Bathrms/Kit./Foyers. Call 908-969-2530 experience. 908-222-7749 •Wood Wall Pool Specialists 5 3 6 5 9 3 6 References Available Ron Sturman 908-255-1388 home repairs. Carpentry, Serving Monmouth Cty. FLOORS WAXED - Scraping, painting, etc. 908-780-3509. Estim ates 908-367-7641 Guaranteed over 25 yrs. 609-259-5962 CERAMIC Tile Installed PRECISION shampoo. Make old floors BATHROOMS REMODELED CLEANING SERVICE look like new. 30yrs. exp. J & M HANDYMAN Guaranteed. 908-222-8935 908-462-0029/908-254-0029 Residential & Commercial No JOB too small. Refs. Fully "We do it right every time." ins. Free est. 908-787-5177 Free Estimates Fully Insured CERAMIC Tiling, Specializing HARDWOOD FLOORS MY POOL MAN INC. Free Estimate. Insured ODD JOBS Can do most any­ in bathrooms. Repair old or Call 908-446-8662 Sanded. Finished. Installed install new. Lowest prices. Decks Sanded & Refinished. thing. No Job Too Small. Call Jack Barsky Call Perry 908-928-4427 PROFESSIONAL MAIDS Tom 908-238-4879 John 908-251-0893 Swimming Pool & Spa Openings & Closing FRED’S Custom Tile Housecleaning. 10 yrs. exp. RE-NU Floor Sanding RELIABLE-small/odd jobs PoolI ISuppliesilies & Chemicals 1Delivered ‘ CASCADE ROOFING Monmouth Cty. 908-571-2376 Most trades. Antique furniture Specializing in Ceramic, Weekly Maintenance ProgramPr< gram 35 yrs. exp. 908-634-4575 restoration. East Brunswick (it ilk i& uJi Marble & Granite. FREE est. area. Free estimate. Call Joe Expert Heater & Leak Detection, Filter & Pump SUBURBAN airs ♦ re-roofing • Work guar. 908-583-2954 TOWN & COUNTRY 908-651-8831 day/eves Repair & Liner Replacement HOMETOWN TILE- Bathroom WINDOW CLEANING WOOD FLOORS-Sanded & > tear offs • new roofs • refinished. Staining & custom tile repair & regrouting expert. POWER WASHING colors. FREE ESTIMATES. 080b Home • expert painting • New wall & floor tile installed. DECKS-Cleaned & Restored m m m 15 yrs. exp. 908-866-9718. Call 908-409-2425 Carpentry Work • Gutters & Leaders Call 908-255-1018 27. Years JOHN’S Ceramic Tile W A D E ’S HARDWOOD Experience ABSOLUTE-Custom work­ * “1-928-661 8 REMODELING & REPAIRS FLOORING-lnstallations, 077 Drywall sanding, refinishing. Quality manship in all phases of im­ Bathrooms, Foyers, Kitchens provements. Licensed, in­ Over 25 years experience. : Sheetrock 1 work at reasonable prices. Call 908-787-5829 sured, referrals & free ests. FREE ESTIMATES. Call S & K Home Improvements JUNK SHEETROCK 908-826-2984 • 908-324-7983 AM V TAPING WOOD FLOORS 1-800-553-3733 WALTER AYERS All Counties. 908-872-1190 ADDITIONS - Basements, CARS SHEETROCK & TAPING • Installed • Sanded bathrooms, kitchens, decks. Complete bathroom remodel­ • Stained • Finished Jobs big or small we do them FINISHING Specializing in small jobs Sales * Service * Repairs ing. Kitchen floors, backs­ • Repaired all! References, free est. BOUGHT Free Estimates. 1-800-640-3969 Chemicals * Liner Speci alist plash, foyers. 908-505-6564 Free Est... 908-431-3126 Quality Plus 908-521-2491 OPENINGS & CLOSINGS MARLBORO OLD and NEW WORK SPECIALIST ALEX RUGGIERO’S Sheetrock, tape, finish. Pop­ 080 Gutters Home Repair & Improvements Shanley Pools & Const. Co. AUTO Also REPAIRS corn ceilings. 1 -800-290-0280 Free estimates/insured 07 6 SSI For quality & economy WRECKERS call 908-780-6920 908-536-9393 Call Angelo ANNE’S CLEANING TAPING AFFORDABLE ALL REPAIRS - Int., ext. Odd Res/comm. Reas price. In Finishing, sheetrock. Small GUTTER CLEANING Established 1964 License #3 38254 jobs, siding, tile, cement & business 23 yrs. Very reliable. repairs okay. 908-566-8060 908-59M400 908-264-3761 ALL HOMES $35. C.O. work. Call 908-462-2550 ★ ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ if ★★★★★ 908-244-1736 leave message 908-322-2014 ATTENTION: RV’ers 078 Electrical GUTTER Cleaning & Repairs AMC Motor homes-travel trailers. FREE ESTIMATES Call John 908-251-0893 HOME IMPROVEMENT MATS RELAX... Clean at your home. Call • Carpentry, • painting, • tile 908-572-0872/908-521 -2392 ALL ELECTRICAL- Installa­ work, • wallpapering & other Need to cool o f f ? UPHOLSTERY CLEANING DONE BY IDA tions & repairs. Bonded & Lie. NED STEVENS general improvements. Refs, RESIDENTIAL/COMMERCIAL #10188. 908-541-1736 avail. Call for FREE est. 25 Years Experience 908-591-0593 Reasonable. 908-264-6266 ALL TYPES of Electrical Work GUTTERS Call our advertisers CUSTOM CLEANING SERVICE Recessed lights, track lighting, Thoroughly Cleaned UPHOLSTERY paddle fans, service changes. & Flushed $35.-$75. LET Exp. Refs, avail. Specializing Lie. #6252. Hal 908-572-6750 Screening • New Gutters • DECKS & DRAPERIES in Offices, Apartments & Roofs • Repairs • they can help. SOMEONE Houses. FREE ESTIMATES! AMPCO ELECTRIC INC. - All DECKS INSTALLED $7. sq.ft. Call 908-888-9242 Electrical repairs/installations CUSTOM WORK. FREE 908-446-6813 ELSE DO Burglar alarms. Lic.#8977A 1-800-542-0267 ESTIMATES. Many excellent CLEANING SERVICE Free Estimates. 908-739-8797 references. Call 908-613-5327 16 Station Rd., Englishtown THE Free Estimate • Open 7 Days 1-800-660-4-ADS House & office. Good refer­ BEST ELECTRIC Fully Insured • Est’d 1965 ISLAND REMODELING Commercial Work Welcomed ences. Telma 908-613-5387 WORK! Lie. No. 6273. Fast depend­ ★ All phases of home im­ able service. Reasonable SEAMLESS GUTTERS I ;r.T.73rreTMU I J I.!. AM CLEANING SERVICE Installed or Dropped Off provements. ★ Custom decks rates. Free est. 908-671-0121 & carpentry. ★ Free Esti­ Residential & Business. by 3L Alluminium mates. Call 908-792-0147 WINDOWS Quality work. Reasonable CRAWFORD ELECTRIC 908-446-9027 • 908-928-0216 SIM0S 908-577-1553 Lic.#11325 DOORS Our Business & Low prices on recessed lights, J & L BUILDERS BROTHERS CLEANSWEEP outside lights, outlets, service SIDING upgrades & trouble calls. ★ WE DO IT ALL ★ Finest Quality Construction Family Run Since 1955 Wood, Vinyl, Aluminum Service Advertisers HOUSE CLEANING SERVICE Reasonable. Thorough. De­ DEPENDABLE Electric Co. ★ VERY AFFORDABLE * Siding • Roofing BEE & BEE pendable. We clean your Lie. #5151. Complete service. A-1 HANDY MEN Refs. Fully ins. FREE est. Get The Job Done. house the way you would if Free Estimates. 908-738-7070 Call 908-780-5316 Very responsible. All Jobs. Windows • Doors WINDOW CO. you had the time. FREE esti­ JBS ELECTRIC- A/C lines & Carpentry, masonry, painting, A Family Business mates. Refs. 908-583-9617 pools. Ceiling & attic fans. J&C SIDING CO. roofing, decks, basketball set Trim • Repairs Since 1970 To Advertise, Call Reasonable. Lie. #11363. EXPERT CLEANING CO. ups. Refs. Free est. Siding, Windows, Roofing. 908-888-8298 Free estimate. Bob Ziegler House and Office. Bonded & Call William 908-495-6869 Free estimate. 908-525-2822 908-462-9221 16 Buchanai Ave. Parlin JRM ELECTRIC Fully Insured 1-800-660-4-ADS HAVE YOUR HOME OR A-1 MR. FIX IT MASTER DECKS Free Estimates 908-727-2118 OFFICE CLEANED by some­ Free Estimates one who cares. Many refer­ Bonded & Insured All types of home repairs. Ap­ Pool platforms, old and new ences. Reasonable rates. No NJ License #9944 pliances to carpentry. 10% construction. Call now for pre­ Rush Job. 908-290-8348 Call 908-525-9770 senior discount. 908-727-2762 season rates. 908-758-8448 THE INDEPENDENT, MAY 4,1994 7 1 1 Lawn Care ■ ■ ■ I

BOB’S LANDSCAPING EXECUTIVE LANDSCAPE IF YOU CAN'T CUT IT WE CAN MT TREE SERVICE ADVANCED MASONRY NEIGHBOR & SON ALL-PHASES Lawn Care, Comm./Res. LAWN CUTTING • Cleanup • Renovation Mike Pantina Landscaping Tree removal, trimming, clear­ Interlocking pavers, concrete, HOME IMPROVEMENT Discount Prices 908-442-9377 • Rototilling • Edging Fully Insured Free Estimates And cleanups. Reasonable ing, Fully ins. 908-521-4515 brick, stone, glass blocks, Carpentry, painting, paper STORM CLEANUP • Shrub Trim m ing • Planting & FERTILIZING PROGRAMS 1-800-21 LAWNS rates. East Brunswick area. custom block walls. Free hanging. Specializing in • Fallen Branches/Debris ORNAMENTAL TREE & • Removal • Mulch • Stone 908-495-6860 Free est. 908-257-8084 sealer with all pavers. CERAMIC TILE REPAIRS. • Tree/Stump Removal LAWN CARE PROGRAMS Shrub Pruning. 908-723-0726 • Landscape Lighting Weekly Lawn Cutting 908-286-2525 1-800-269-9591 908-747-3845 • Tree Staking LAWNS CUT CHEAP MCGILL TREE SERVICE 908-462-1967 Howell/Freehold/Manalapan IS YOUR stump a pain in the • Gutters/Roofs Cleaned GRASS? Tree/stump removal. 908-462-0499 QUALITY CONTROL GARD­ ALL TYPES MASON WORK- Call 908-721-4954. Free esti­ COMPLETE LAWN CARE Areas. Call 908-367-4418 RALPH BASILE "Just Stumps". Free est. Fully NERS- Maintenance of lawns Patios * Steps • Fireplaces, mates. We show up. FREE MAINTENANCE FIRST CHOICE LANDSCAPING ins. Call 24 hrs. 908-634-1318 • BATHROOMS • KITCHENS b s & shrubs. Clean ups. Etc. FREE Estimate. Insured. Mon. Cty. only 908-530-7162 LAWNS CUT-Starting at $25. 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Affordable prices, BG LAWN SERVICE • Fully Insured • Free Est. UP. CALL 908-446-3196 * Maintenance • Designscapes free estimates. Small jobs Res. grass cutting. Servicing Richard Kosty 908-238-7488 • Fertilizing Programs ROTOTILLING ASPHALT SEALING - Back­ welcomed. Call 908-787-2535 S. River. E. Bruns., Milltown. HOPE’S LANDSCAPING QUALITY WORKMANSHIP 908-536-2613 hoe work & fencing. Blaise's Call Bruce. 908-390-4942 E-Z LANDSCAPING Fully insured. Free est. Landscaping. 908-521-2572 WHATEVER IT TAKES Shrub Removal Serving Monmouth Cty. Only 081 Lawn Care LAWN SERVICE Stump Grinding BLATZ LAWN CARE INC. 3yr guarantee. Complete land­ Call 1-800-537-LAWN ROTOTILLING CONCRETE WORK RELIABLE LAWN CARE scape & lawn maintenance, Complete lawn maintenance. LARSON SERVICES Call 908-928-1887 Driveways, sidewalks, patios, REASONABLE RATES since 1978. 908-536-2084 Spring cleanup. Free est. PROFESSIONAL SERVICE Fully insured. 908-780-1647 908-536-2613 brick steps, asphalt sealing. A & M LAWN CARE FULLY INSURED Classified Sells ROTOTILLING Fully insured. FREE esti­ Weekly cutting, clean ups. mates. Call 908-257-6091 CALL TOM 908-390-5018 Lawns & gardens. Spring, Call today for a price you Classified Sells Classified Works! 1-800-660-4ADS Summer & Fall. 908-251-7843 can’t refuse. Serving Mon­ Classified Works! CORNERSTONE MASONRY mouth county. 908-787-4549 1-800-660-4ADS • Concrete Work • Steps SIMPLE LAWN CUT • Brick Pavers • Mail Boxes Lawns cut & trimmed. • Barbecues • Brick Fronts Call 908-238-4843 • Repairs • Raised Decks • All Other Phases of Masonry STUMP & BRANCH Call Pete 908-972-7270 REMOVAL CUSTOM MASONRY ITTENHOUSE K E R R Rudy 908-251-5953 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE ALL PHASES PERFORMED STUMP GRINDING ASK FOR ERIC NO JOB TOO SMALL 908-723-0726 CALL 908-390-6629 SVENSON’S DON'S CUSTOM MASONRY Fireplaces/Patios/Foundations LAWN SERVICE Free estimates. 908-251-4352 Spring cleanups. Mowing, fer­ tilizing, etc. 908-787-6406 T & D Landscaping IGLESIAS “WE DO IT ALL” CONSTRUCTION * Mowing • Edging • Hedge Trimming • Fertilizing ALL CONCRETE WORK CALL 908-238-3181 Free estimates. 908-462-1317 HEW 3 dr. h/b, 4 cyl, auto overdrive, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm stereo/cass, TJR TREE REMOVAL/ JOHN CIAGLIA PROBE power sunroof, cruise, p/w, tint, console, p/d/l, r/wipe-wash, tilt, LANDSCAPE full size spare, royal blue, 500 rebate or 2.9% APR for 48 mo., Stk Backhoe Service, Sod, Stone, MASON...908-290-8053 #8176, VIN #R5I28I76, MSRP $ 18,620, Rebate $500, College Railroad Ties, Rototilling, Lot Over 30 Years Experience Grad Rebate $400, Discount $2120. Clearing. Free Estimates. Call • Brickwork • Steps 908-370-0585 • 908-363-8294 • Fireplaces • Driveways • Brick Pavers • Waterproofing TOM’S TREE SERVICE • Belgian Block Curts Buy For* 1 5 ,6 0 0 All phases performed Free estimates. 12 Years exp. JUST CONCRETE Special Free Wood Chips Call Tom 908-905-8964 Free est. Call 908-721-8857 >994 F O R D TREES-*Trimmed^Removed MASON will fix & repair steps, ★Stumps Ground ★Wood Chips sidewalks & plastering. Very 4 dr, , 6 cyl, auto overdrive, p/s, p/b, air, am/fm st/cass, tint, mats, Reasonable Rates reasonable. 908-988-0029 p/d/l, r/wipe-wash, tilt. Color: Emerald Green, Stk. #8428, VIN Call 908-257-1416 Anytime #RA!48428. MSRP $18,490, Rebate $500, College Grad Rebate MASONRY - NEW WORK $400, Discount $2190. WE MOW IT CHEAP! REPAIRS. Refs. Avail. • Grass Cutting Call 908-254-0643 • Clean Ups-Spring & Fall • Trees Cut & Pruned ★★★★★★★★★ Buy For* 1 5 ,9 0 0 • Hedges Trim m ed PATIOS/Driveways/Sidewalks Large or Small, We Do It All Est. ’94 Lie. #30824 Call 908-613-9410. Free Est. 908-251-5595, 908-536-9393

NEW 1 9 9 3 F O R D STAMPED X L P L U S Wag., 6 cyl., 3 Itr., auto trans. w/od., p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm SCREENED CONCRETE st/cass, cruise, rf rack, buckets, r/def, rec/seats, p/w, tint, Driveways, Patios, Sidewalks console, p/d/l, tilt, styl wh, 7 passenger, color: twilight blue, Pool Decks, Fully Insured Stk. #93A50, VIN #PZC60669, MSRP $20,231, Disc. $5232. TOP SOIL Free Estimates. 908-295-7816 N O A M O U N T Buy For * 1 5 ,9 9 9 T O O B IG OR TOO ALL JERSEY MOVERS SMALL Pianos, apartments, homes, offices. Quality work at an af­ 3 dr H/B, 6 cyl, 5 spd. man. trans. p/anti-lock brakes, air, am/fm m e w > 2 2 U ? ' Call fordable price. Lie. #PM00662. st/cass, fab/int, buckets, rec/seats, gauges, r def, p/drl, p/wind., Call 908-634-4122 p/mir, tint, tilt wheel/column, cruise, intermit wipers, p/ant, mag/alum whls. Color: Rio Red. Stk #3737. VIN #RS133737. 609*259*0904 APARTMENT MOVERS MSRP $19,680, Rebate $500, College Grad Rebate $400. Mon.-Fri. 8 am-5 pm MID STATE SERVICE Discount $ 198 1. Local. 800-300-8350, PM#378 082 Lawn Mower FURNITURE HAULING Buy For* 1 6 ,7 6 6 Repair # 1 in Furniture Care Any­ where. Full household/partial move. Lic.PM00276. Fully in­ BILL'S MOWER REPAIR sured. Call Jim 908-905-0997 Tractors, mowers, saws, etc. 9 9 4 - F O R D Most work done at your home. Call 908-888-0184 LAWN MOWER, small engine 084a Light I repair. Pick up and delivery. Wag., 6 cyl., 3.8 Itr., auto trans. w/od., p/s, p/b, a/c, am /fm st/cass, cruise, rf rack, buckets, rec/seats, p/w, tint, p/d/l, Call 908-938-3117 tilt, styl wh, 7 passenger, color: crimson red, full size spare, Stk #12940, VIN #SBAI2940, MSRP $22,480, Disc $2481. NORM'S ENGINE REPAIR FATHER & SON 994 Farmingdale/Lakewood Rd. Junk removal. Low price guar­ Howell 908-901-1221 antee. Prompt courteous ser­ Buy For* 1 9 f9 9 9 Tune-ups & Over hauls. vice . Bill or Greg. Pick-up & delivery. ■ 908-888-1549 Call 908-521-3814 PRICES INCLUDE ALL COSTS TO CONSUMER EXCEPT LICENSE. REGISTRATION & TAXES. YOUNG BUYER REBATE IF QUALIFIED. LIGHT MOVING Washers, dryers, refrigerators, etc. Cleanup work. Reason­ able. Free est. 908-727-2740 700 SHREWSBURY AVE. DISTINCTIVE CABINETRY or 908-364-6578 Custom kitchens, home offices, wall units. Reface with MAKA DELIVERY (908)741- solid wood doors & drawers RED BANK Formica/Corian countertops. PACKAGES, BOXES. ETC. Call 908-928-1226 MARK 908-251-5953 7 2 MAY 4, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT

085 Odd v obs B6 Painting Wallpaperinc 087 Power Washing TRASH and JUNK REMOVAL REMOVAL Anything you want taken to A QUALITY JOB ALL PAINTING dumps. Free estimates. CaU JACK MIKE’S PASTE ‘N’ PAPER ABSOLUTE Trash, Furniture, Debris Done by C.L. WYATT No job too BIG. 908-721-8246 INTERIOR/EXTERIOR INTERIOR RENOVATIONS Quality Work. Reasonable THE STRIPPER PROFESSIONAL Paperhanging by Cindy. Free Rick 908-251-5953 Wallpapering & Sheetrock est., fully ins. 908-780-0429 POWER WASHING Rates. Mike 908-363-2786 Wallpaper Removal Painthg Painting & Wallpapering inc. Siding, decks, gutters & Repair. Call 908-873-3906 Painting, Sheetrock Repair ALL PAINTING JOBS- Int ./Ext. 10% off. Free Est. PHIL POLO & SON concrete. Bill 908-251 -7089 m Odd Jobs Excellent indoor & outdoor 908-972-7663 Painting & Paperhanging ACE PAINTING painting. Residential & com­ 1-800-820-1711 BARON'S Power Washing JOE JAY • lnt./Ext. Free est. Fully ins. mercial. Free estimates. Fully Interior/Exterior Painting & Paperhanging NEW IMAGE PAINTING 908-780-3575 • 908-462-9558 Best prices. 908-370-9390 Powerwashing insured. 908-679-5999 Call 908-251-4623 ★ AAA ★ AAA Prof. painting, wallpapering, Commercial/Residential ANTHONY'S SAL’S PAINTING HOUSE WASHING Affordable Clean-ups. Benjamin Moore Paints KELLY’S PAINTING powerwashing. Int. & Ext. ACCURATE PAINT Have Brush*Will Travel Reas, rates. 908-297-3041 PAINT 3 ROOMS ATA POWERCLEAN We take away anything. Sen/icing all areas. PAPERHANGING Member N.J. BBB Free est. 908-264-2520 908-291-8306 Painter & Handyman Services PAPER REMOVAL $299. ANY COLOR 1-800-794-1417 QUALITY WORK Installation & repairs of win­ NU-WAY PAINTING BASEMENT/ATTICS/YARDS 15 YEARS EXPERIENCE FOR INQUIRIES CALL dows, doors, fixtures, mail­ AND WALLPAPER REMOVAL JIM’S Power Washing Cleanups/haulaways. Free Estimates 908-679-2142 908-390-0103 908-521-0537 AL’S PAINTING boxes. Painting, chimney Quality work at great prices Also Lawn Maintenance. LOW PRICES BEST PRICES. 908-545-6682 Interior & Exterior flashing, leaders, gutters, etc. Call Ted 908-615-0592 1-800-286-5387, 908-828-5387 • Interior Exterior LERIO PAINTING GET THE BEST FOR LESS THE WALL DOCTOR • Sheetrock & Taping Call Tony at 908-566-2051 CLEANUP- Trash, old fire­ For free estimate call Painting, Plastering, Taping, Custom Paperhanging POWER WASHING • Popcorn & Custom Ceilings wood, branches, dirt, con­ 908-583-3306 Sheetrock, Paperhanging. PAINTING By Tex Miller. 908-536-9451 Book now foi EXTERIOR CEILINGS crete, metal. 908-446-3196 Free Estimates Interior/Exterior - Wallpaper ACTION PAINTING & SAVE 15% with Professionally sprayed/pop­ removal. Quality work, 20yrs. • Decks • Patios R.V. CLEAN-UPS - Light mov­ this ad. Fully insured. BUY IT corn effect/all colors/w/without 908-390-8655 exp.. Ins. John 908-251-0893 WALLPAPER •Aluminum/Vinyl • Driveways ing. We take away anything. glitter/free est. 908-525-1625 • Sidewalks • Brick Cleaning 908-525-9656/Beep 519-0993 PAPERHANGING Hung with TLC, patience & 908-727-0038 SELL IT MIKE & SON’S neatness! Maria 908-888-1337 Call John 908-251-0893 ------r t ------$11./single roll. 23 years exp. We Waterproof Basements FIND IT Interior, exterior., painting, Mike 906-462-9097 CLASSIFIED SELLS! Classified Works! decorating, paperhanging. WCG PAINTING Classified Sells CLASSIFIED Excellent, work. Reasonable We’ll be honored to paint your prices. Call 908-495-5068 CALL CLASSIFIED! home. 24hrs 908-238-9576 1-800-660-4ADS

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PINEBELT NISSAN COMES TO KEYPORT PRE-GRAND OPENING CERLEBRATION! NOBODY BEATS OUR PRICES MAKE US PROVE IT! or easy to find. , W e’re not fancy QUESTS ______Belt Outlet of available NEW 1994 NISSAN SENTRA 4 DR. XE but the Pine 4 Or, 4 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm st/cass, fab/int, open and ready r/def. body side ml, Intermit wipers, air bag, 26 Keyport is now priced deals that miles, Stk #295, VIN #RC736158, MSRP $14,054.00, to offer the low discount $2148. $105 per month + tax, 36 mos Belt famous! 67 15,000 miles per year, gap protection included, m ade Pine $3,000 down ■ cap reduction. Residual of PICKUPS $6,793.38 135 available. ALTIMAS BUY FOR$11,906 LEASE FOR 2 0 available ______NEW 1994 NISSAN MAXIMA GXE 240 SX’s NEW 1994 NISSAN ALTIMA GXE 4 dr, 6 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm st/cass, 16 miles, Stk available 4 dr, 4 cyl, auto, p/b, a/c, am/fm st/cass, fab/int, buckets, #K9, VIN #RT248092, MSRP $22,809.00, discount $4313. $179 rec/seats, console, r/def, p/w, p/Iks, p/mlr, body side ml, tint, per month + tax, $3,000 down + 1st payment and security cruise, pl/tr, intermit wipers, mats, p/ant, tilt, Stk #K035, vin deposit, 36 mos. Residual of $14,141,13,000 miles per year. #RC187321, MSRP $17,559.00, discount $1616. $144 per month + tax, $3000 down + 1st payment + security deposit, Oxford lease, 36 mos., 13,000 mi per year.

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POOL OPENINGS ANYTIME, ANYWHERE O n e pleasant shopping experience, & REPAIRS THE ROOF DOCTOR Call EARLY, SWIM Early Seals your leaks when you >08-367-0465 leave message need protection the most. Roof repair specialist. GUTTER CLEANING and n o w tw o w ays to pay for it. >89 Plumbing Free estimates. Fully insured. Evans Maint. 1-800-303-3873

ASCH ROOFING and SIDING A.A. & J. jfeeamless Gutters • Repairs ’LUMBING & HEATING a l l y Insured. Free Estimates. One way Another way:] ^>8-238-4463/908-257-6965 Repairs & Remodeling Sewer & Drain Cleaning CARLIN ROOFING Tbe Saturn SL The Saturn SL Vater Heaters. NJ Lie.# 5842 Construction. Roofs, vinyl sid­ 1-800-490-3641 ing, gutters, leaders, all re­ r ^ v . 08-238-3564/908-360-1997 pairs. Free estimates, insured 908-458-5619 ALAN BLACKBURN Plumbing/Heating. CENTURY ROOFING /ater Heaters, Boiler Installa- W E’RE RATED #1! tins. Remodeling. NJ Master Leak specialist/gutter cleaning lumbers License # 5325 Expert results. 908-254-1329

908-238-2945 J & R ROOFING & SIDING Months VTC Plumbing & Heating UNBEATABLE RATES 11,210°° s 147 M°ntb *1500i),,wr 36 All your plumbing needs, Exp. & Ins. 908-846-7525 MSRP: of tbe 1994 SL is $11,210 including preparation & transportation. Tax, Lease paym ent based on 1994 Saturn SL Sedan, 5-speed, AC, MSRP $11,210 exclud­ easonable. Plumbing Lie. license & other options additional. Tbe Saturn SL includes air bag, air conditioning, ing title, taxes, license fee and insurance. First m onth 's lease paym ent o f $147 plus 4 cyl., 5 speed m anual, r/defrost, poly dent resistant panels, radials. A nd tbe fuel $200 refundable security deposit, down paym ent o f $1500 due at inception. Option 9816. Call 908-651-8859 economy you get is an EPA estimatid 28 city/37 highway ppg with a manual to purchase at lease end for $6950. Paym ent toatal $5292. VIN. #RZ288364. STK. RL LEMPFERT transmission. #E3099. VIN. *RZ291607. STK. *F0666. BACSOKA Re-roofing, tear-offs, repairs Plumbing & Heating Call 908-679-0096 omplete kitchen/bath remod- S & R ROOFING & SIDING We opted to make your decision on how to own one a little easier. ing. Water Heaters. Sewer & Windows, Carpentry. Fully Ins. rain Cleaning. Reasonable FREE Estimates 908-679-2291 tes. Free Estimates. Jcense #5628. We do it all. But no matter whether you lease or buy we'll always offer our :all 908-727-0014 092 Special Services no hassle, no fuss shopping experience. That's always standard, s a t ir n G. TAYLOR DEVLIN REUPHOLSTERY PLUMBING & HEATING Dining room chairs, kitchen Offer Subject to approval by primary lending source. 12,000 mi./yr. with excess mileage at IOC mi. Lessee responsible epairs • Remodeling • New sets, etc. Reas, rates. Call Dnstruction • Water Heaters Bob 908-727-7394 for maintenence & excess wear and tear. You must take delivery from retailer stock by May 9, 1994. Reasonable • Reliable • ary Taylor, Plumbing U- »nse # 5877. 908-251-5322 FITNESS PLUS Certified & exp. In-home SATURN o f FREEHOLD Saturn o f EATONTOWN 3ARDEN STATE trainers. Toning, weight lose. PLUMBING and HEATING Guar, results. 908-247-2732 4 0 3 9 R t . 9 N orth Freehold, NJ 6 7 R t . 3 6 Eatontow n, NJ WATER HEATERS REPAIRS & REMODELING GEORGE SAHUL JR. FURNITURE 9 0 8 -3 0 3 - 8 7 0 0 9 0 8 -3 8 9 - 8 8 2 2 License #5568 REFINISHING REPAIR SALES, M-F. ..9-9 SAT....9-6 SALES M-F...9-9 SAT...9-6 Caning • Rushing 908-251-5660 908-938-4064 SERVICE & PARTS M-F...8-5 SERVICE & PARTS M-F... 8-5 SAT....8-12SAT.. ENLOR PLUMBING LADIES NIGHT OUT A Different Kind o f Company. A Different Kind o f C ar. 2. #9473. Jim Pilato. No job o small. 908-370-4435 Great prices on leather hand­ bags, quartz watches, jewelry, )QDD Plumbing/Heating belts & lots more. Lets get to­ Hot Water Heaters/Boilers gether, have a few friends Sinks, Faucets, Gas Piping over & shop! Call Sandi All Repairs. NJ Lie. #6371 908-545-8042 Reliable - 908-257-6502 REPAIR IT!!! Exceeding Your Expectations OM’S PLUMBING DON’T REPLACE IT!!! umbing & Heating. Water Windshields profess, repaired. waters, Boilers. Appliances & Guaranteed. 908-409-7327 as Grills installed. Small jobs <. 7 day sen/. NJ Plumbing SLIPCOVERS, Custom made. 1994 PONTIAC GRAN AM COUPE 3. #9454. 908-727-7719 Your fabric. QUALITY WORK, 2 dr., 4 cyl., Auto., p/s, p/b anti-lock, a/c, am/fm ster/cass., fab. int., buckets, rec/seats, console, r/def., BIG SAVINGS. 908-257-5409 g/w, d/I, tint, cruise, p/tr, pin strip, inter, wipers, mats, tilt. MSRP $16,074. VIN RM528048, Stk. # 60116. ler installed soundproof & headliner. ‘2600 down + tax- 1 st payment, sec. & MV fees due at lease 90 Printing TELEPHONE Installation signing- 15,000 miles per year 10‘ over. Residual $8106.80. Repair, Jacks, Wiring 25 yrs. exp. w/NYNEX MINTING - Business cards & Call Ed, 908-536-2477 L E A S E ationery, Announcements & citations. Call 908-495-1364 FOR 094 Tailoring PER MONTH CREENPRINTING 3 6 MONTHS shirts, sweats, jackets, hats, 1 9 9 jns, decals, vinyl lettering. ALTERATIONS - Sewing and /flKE DOLLY 908-294-8979 custom designing, by Dalia. 908-446-1841 NEW 1 9 9 4 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE SE SEDAN Automatic trans., V6 3.8 liter engine w/overdrive, p/s, p/abs brakes, a/c, am/fm ster/cass, p/winds/locks, 91 Roofing/Siding ALTERATIONS- Men/Women. DRESSMAKING. Custom tilt, dual air bags, rear window aefogger. MSRP $21,823. VIN R4238026. 30 month closed end luxury lease. Bridal Parties. 908-446-4838 First month payment + $2500 down + $300 sec. deposit. Total payments $8280. Residual $11,309.67. 12,000 JOVE ALL - Roofing/Siding miles per year, 15ofing, shingles, flat rooffng, EXPERT TAILORING BEtt MONTH •pairs, siding. 908-525-9656 Reasonable. 908-888-7959 3 0 MONTHS *LEX SMUTKO ROOFING 094a Transportation SYNONYMOUS OLYMPIC Airport Shuttle ie economy and taxes are 26 departures to/from Newark rting both of us. I need you, Airport. $15. FROM HAZLET. d you WILL save money $12. FROM WOODBRIDGE. th me. JFK & NYC Piers, $25. & up. ■ Res./Commercial Roofing, Call 1-800-822-9797 roof your house as if it ire my own. Smutko Roo1- ), year after year, proven to Need help on top of the roofing indus- R a s s a s The Dec. ‘92 & ’93 Nor’ writing your ad? tster demonstrated what can ppen to an improperly in- Our experienced jlled roof. Don't let it hap- n to you! Please call Alex! Classified advisors PONTIAC. '8-583-0412 800-794-ROOF CRAZY LOW SPRING will help you write a REROOF PRICES!! , • I I ii . Aaron Rassas iing 25 year warranty shin­ most effective ad. Fri & Sat. till 6Ph\ ies. Hand nailing at its best. Prices include all costs to consumer except License, Registration, and taxes CALL NOWM Give us a call at Limited Time Offer 1-800-660-4ADS Contractors...I do sub-work 395 Broad Street, Red Bank • 7 4 1 -5 1 8 7 4 MAY 4, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT

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Call 908-928-3342 CHEVY CELEBRITY 83-2 dr.. No one offers you such great deals 17’ CHRIS CRAFT Bow Rider am/fm radio, a/c, p/s, p/b, 6 '86. 75hp Mercury, EZ loader cyl., 63,000 miles. Well main­ trailer, many extras. Asking tained. $1,500. or best offer. on sucn great wheels! $5,000. Call 908-821-9126 ~ 908-651 '0579/908-254-1441 20’ BUCCANEER-SAILBOAT. CHEVY CELEBRITY ’83-w/ trailer hitch, a/c. Runs well. 1989 Volkswagen " Sleeps 4. 10 hp Chrysler OB. 1987 Oldsmobile 1988 EZ load trailer. $2,500. Call Must see. $1,000. Call Bob 908-671-9592 908-390-5474 Ciera Wagon C hevy N ova Jetta 21’ CHRIS CRAFT Scorpion CHEVY CORVETTE ’78-L82. C hevy Caprice CL V-6, auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, r. 4 cyl., 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, console, buckets, r. def.. AM/FM stereo '86-230 Mercruiser, I/O, VHF, 25th Anniversary Edition. Low V-8, auto trans. w/od., P/S, P'B, A/C, P/L, P/W, tilt/cruise, roof rack, r. def., AM/FM def., console, AM/FM stereo cass., AM/FM, FF, cuddy. Reliable mites. Garaged. T-top. Good P/W, P/seats, tilt/cruise, r, cef., AM/FM stereo cass., T.G., cloth int. Stk. T.G., cloth int. Stk. SM9289A. cass., P/sunroof, T.G., cloth int. Stk. family boat. Asking $7,000. condition. Burgundy. $7,900. stereo cass., T.G., cloth int. Stk. #M04191 A. VIN #445760.82,652 mites. #C7096A. VIN #210359. 65,862 miles. #S0107A. VIN #307958.91,521 miles. VIN #033314. Call 908-681-6794 Call 908-946-3955 22’ MACH 1 Commodore ’87 DODGE CHARGER Merc 260, only 38 hours. ’84-90,000 Miles. 5 spd. Runs *3 ,9 9 5 *5 ,9 9 5 Sleeps 4. Mint-a Rolls Royce- well. New exhaust, brakes, *6 ,4 9 5 *3 ,9 9 5 LOADED. Asking $17,000. trans. $1,000. or best offer. Call 908-254-2154 05 Call 908-446-7228 1991 B M W 908-628-0824 1988 Mazda 929 1990 Buick LeSabre LTD 1984 Subaru DODGE DAYTONA ’85-Silver 6 cyl., auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, 6 cyl., auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, W agon GL 318i 23’ SEARAY WEEKENDER w/burgundy int., 4cyl., auto, p/ ’86-A-1 Condition, 230 engine, P/L, P/W, P/seats, tilt/cruisa, console, P/L, P/W, P/seats, tilt/cruise, console, 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, roof rack, 4 cyl., 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, s, p/b, p/w, p/mir., am/fm ster­ wire whl. cvrs., r. def., AM/FM stereo ref., table, full head, stereo, eo w/CD. 65,000 miles. buckets, alloy whls.. r. del., AM/FM console, buckets, AM/FM stereo cass., P/L, P/W, tilt/cruise, console, r. def., stereo cass., CD player, P/sjnroof, T.G., cass., P/sunroof, T.G., cloth int.. stove & full camper cover. $2,000. Call 908-294-9203 simul. conv. roof. Stk. MC7071A. moonroof. T.G., ctoth int. Stk. #S0117A. VIN AM/FM stereo cass., T.G., cloth int. Stk. $12,000. Call 908-583-4152 leather int. Stk. #M9384A. VIN #130190. DODGE OMNI ’85-Auto, new VIN #443221, 25,223 miles, #430615.109,167 miles. #M04059A. VIN #J00676. 49,845 miles. 82,098 miles. 2 5' CAPE DORY ’73- Diehard, muffler, brakes, alter­ SAILBOAT. 8 hp. Yamaha. nator, tires, hoses, belts, re­ Excellent condition. Must sell. built carb. 97.000 miles. $950. *8 ,7 9 5 $10 ,9 9 5 $1,9 9 5 *12,287 $5,000. Call 908-758-9245 Call 908-591-9693 34’ HUNTER ’84. SAILBOAT. DODGE SHADOW ’89 - 2 dr., Well equipped. Good condi­ 1989 Chev^Cnvalier 1990 Mazda 1990 Pontiac 1990 Nissan Maxima Auto, p/s, p/b, p/w, V-6, auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, tion. $35,000. Call am/fm stereo, new tires. 626 D X G rand AM P/L, P/W, P/seats, tilt/cruise, console, 908-528-7094 65,000 mites. Asking $2,000. V-6, auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, 4 cyl., 5 spd. man. trans.. P/S, P/B, A/C, 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, r. def., buckets, alloy whls., r. def., AM/FM 5.2 METERS BOSTON Call 908-238-3298 P/L, PIW, tilt/cruise, consc le, buckets, buckets, r. def., AM/FM stereo cass., console, buckets. AM/FM stereo cass., stereo cass., P/sunroof, T.G., leather int. WHALER HARPOON- EAGLE TALON ’93 TSIAWD alloy whls., r. def., AM/FM stereo cass., cloth inf. Stk. #C7064B. VIN #217945. T.G. Stk. #C7094B. VIN #388737. Stk #C7022B. VfN #423022. Sailboat, w/trailer. North sails. T.G., cloth int. Stk. #M04I99A. VIN Turbo, A/c. 5 spd. Like new. 78.499 miles. 56,962 miles. $1,700. Call 908-747-1399 #194180.75,550 miles. 49,785 miles. Only 9,000 mites. Must sell. KAWASAKI 550 ’89- Water $15,900. Call 908-463-1887 vehicle. Exc. cond., fast, new FORD TAURUS LX Wagon !6 ,9 9 5 *12,595 motor, Asking $1,700. also *6 ,9 9 5 $6,9 9 7 Kawasaki 300 ’86-Exc. cond., ‘86. 76.000 mites. Fully load­ modified parts. Asking $1,000. ed. Exc. cond. Asking $3,900. 1990 Mazda MPV 1989 Ford Bronco 1989 Cadillac Eldorado 1992 Chrysler LeBaron Call Greg 908-462-2675 or best offer. 908-370-2725 V-8, auto trans. w/od.. P/S, P/B, A/C. V-8, auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, V-6, auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, FORD TAURUS WAGON 6 cyl., auto trans. w/od., P S, P/B, A/C, P/W, P/seats, tilt/cruise, console, buckets, KAWASAKI 750 SS ’92- P/L, P/W, tilt/cruise, conso e, buckets, r. P/L, P/W. tilt/cruise, console, buckets, P/W, tilt/cruise, AM/FM stereo, r. def., Personal Water vehicle. 2 ’91. Company car. Fully load­ wire whl. cvrs., r. del.. AM/FM stereo cass., T.G., cloth int., air bag. Stk. #R1108. def., AM/FM stereo cass., "G.. cloth int. alloy whls., r. def., AM/FM stereo cass., seater, exc. cond., incls. trail­ ed. High highway mileage. T.G., cloth int. Stk. #A718C. VIN sunroof, T.G., leather int. Stk. #S0011A. VIN VIN #310502. 23,525 miles. Stk. #M04097A. VIN #206833. er, cover, vests, stainless Asking $7,499. Call 81,585 miles #A60860. 92,320 miles. #603104.67,235 miles. prop., many extras. Asking 908-739-2849 $4,995. call 908-922-4522 FORD TEMPO ’89- 4 dr., p/s, *1 0 ,9 9 7 SEA DOO XP ’93-WATER a/c, 4 cyl., am/fm cass., tilt *9 ,4 9 5 *9 ,4 9 5 *1 0 ,9 9 7 VEHICLE. Super low hours. wheel, cruise, navy, 81,000 Brand new, show room cond. mi. $3,900. 908-940-8954 1991 Lexus LS400 Must see & sell immed. Cover 1990 Subaru Legacy 1990 Mazda MPV FORD THUNDERBIRD LX ’93 1990 Mazda Miata V-6, auto trans. w/od.. P/S. P/B, A/C, P/L, & davit incl. $5,400. All wheel drive, 4 cyl., auto trans. w/od., V-6, auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, 908-286-1958 V8, suspension pkg. Dual ex­ Convertible P/W, P/seats, P/mirrors, P/roof, AM/FM haust. All power. Bra, tilt, P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, tilt/cruise, P/W, tilt/cruise, r. def., AM/FM stereo stereo cass., console, buckets, tilt/cruise, 4 cyl., 5 spd. man. trans., A/C, console, cruise. AM/FM cass. Very console, buckets, r. def.. AM/FM stereo cass., cloth int. Stk. #M4097A. VIN r. def., leather int., air bag, T.G., alloy j buckets, AM/FM stereo cass., T.G. Stk. cass., T.G., cloth int. Stk. #S0011A. VIN WAVE RUNNER clean. $13,000. or best offer. #206833.81,707 miles. whls. Stk. #M05007A. 42,500 miles. #M9261A. VIN #103750. 34,100 miles. #603104.47,536 miles. Yamaha 89. Water Vehicle. Call 908-656-0718 500cc. wArailer. Custom paint. HONDA ACCORD SEI ’89 - 2 Looks & runs greatl Asking dr. coupe, auto, full luxury, *1 0 ,4 9 5 *8 .6 9 7 *9 ,7 9 5 * 2 9 ,5 0 0 $2,200. Call 908-780-7491 leather int. 1 owner, teal blue. 82,000 mites. $7,975. Call 908-246-3416. HYUNDAI EXCEL-GL 88- 5 All prices mcltide all rebates am) incentives and all costs to be home by consum er. except license, registration and taxes dr., auto, am/fm cass.. 84,000 miles. Garage kept, clean. Asking $1,900. 908-238-9138 Mgm the Scluu&dq, he w M i 4j o u ! 141 West Front Street • Red Bank HYUNDAI SONATA ’91- A/C, tilt wheel, P/S, FWD. auto, 44,000 mi. $7,000. or best 110 Autos for Sal, offer. Call 908-257-4683 INFINITI G20 ’93-Auto. 140 ACURA INTEGRA ’90-5 spd.. hp antilock brakes. All power, SCHIAJVHOZ. 747-0787 air, am/fm cass., exc. cond., air, cruise, alloy wheels. Bal­ ance of 6/70 warranty on Chrysler • Plymouth • Mazda • Subaru ONLY 26,000 MILES power train & 48/60 bumper Asking $9,500. Call to bumper w/ infiniti loaner 908-446-6771 car. 24,995 mites. $16,800. Call Naomi 908-935-1765 ... .. - „ ...... I THE INDEPENDENT, MAY 4, 1994 7 5

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LINCOLN TOWNCAR DONATE Cars • Vans • RVs • ’85-58,000 ORIGINAL MILES. • Trucks • Boats • Furniture to Garage kept. $4,650. Call Charity serving the Blind. It's Savings Time A t.. 908-303-9390 IRS Tax Deductible. FREE TOWING! NEED NOT RUN. 80 0- 2-D O N AT E/8 00- 23 6-6 28 3MERCEDES BEN Z 250 '82-4 800-2-DONATE/800-236-6283MERCEDES door. Almond. Good condition. Asking $3,500. Call ENGLISHTOWN Speed Shop 908-525-5698 Want Used Performance Parts For Consignment Or To BUY WERNER DODQE M ERCU RY MARQUIS '85 Englishtown Rd 908-792-0400 New engine. Needs trans. but, runs great. Best offer. Asking $ HIGHEST PRICES $ $500. 908-329-6340 ALL CARS. 908-251-7552 MERCURY SABLE LS ’87 - JUNK & RUNNING CARS 4 dr., V6, a/c, black. Fully 24 HOUR SERVICE loaded. Exc. cond. Asking TOP CASH PRICES PAID All N ew 1995 • D odge $4,000. Call 908-254-4442 CALL 908-536-8031 MERCURY SABLE LS '88 WANTED-RUNNING and Excellent condition REPAIRABLE Cars & Trucks $100. and UP. Junk Cars 1 OWNER Removed. 908-238-9481 Fully loaded. 82,000 miles. WE BUY JUNK CARS $4,900. or best offer. Marlboro Auto Wreckers ® e o n Call 908-972-9748 908-591-1400 MITSUBISHI CORDIA-L ’85- WE PAY THE MOST dr., 4 cyl., auto trans., P /S , P/B , Auto, a/c, p/s, p/b, am/fm CASH AT YOUR DOOR cass., new battery, 87,000 For any running car or truck. A/C, AM /FM stereo, r. def., dual miles. $1,250. 908-972-6971 $100. CASH BONUS if clean. Call DR. CASH 908-390-6060 'air bags. Stk. #C5004. VIN #SD 524339. MSRP MUSTANG COUPE ’66-289 $11,939. College Grad Rebate $400. Werner J hi-perf., rebuilt, auto, air, p/s. Mint cond. Restored. Best Disc. $440. offer. Call 9-5 908-826-3939 or eves. 908-826-6930 ' ~ r le ‘

GOLDWING 1500/6 ’88-Mint OLDS CALAIS ’90 condition. Many extras. Low a/c, p/s, p/b, auto, am/fm miles. Asking $7,495. Call cass., cruise, exc. cond., 908-462-4411 47,000 miles. Asking $6,200. $1 1 , 0 9 9 Call eves. 908-431-9173 HARLEY DAVIDSON OLDSMOBILE Cutlass Su­ SPORTSTER preme '93-Fully loaded. ’92. Custom seat, extra chrome. Garage kept. LIKE CONVERTIBLE NEW. Only 2,800 miles. $6,900. Call 908-458-4935 Includes leather & CD player. $21,500. or best offer. Call HONDA 750 ’78-12,000 miles. 908-972-9248 EXCELLENT CONDITION. $1 ,000. Please call OLDSMOBILE DELTA Royale 908-446-4826 ’82- 4 dr., p/s, p/b, air, vinyl roof, am/fm stereo. 118,000 HONDA CB 1100 F ’83- miles. Asking $1,000. Call Limited Edition. Excellent con­ 908-727-5832 dition. Many extras, must see. $2,375. Call 908-462-7937 N ew • 1994 • Dodge PONTIAC CATALINA '65 - 4 N ew • 1994 • Dodge dr., 8 cyl., p/s, p/b. Runs. SUZUKI KATANA-600 GSX Needs paint job. $750. or best ’92-Beautiful bike. Black & offer. 908-329-8862 after 6pm purple. Under 800 miles. Ga­ rage kept, w/helmet. Mint PONTIAC GRAND AM ’86-ac, cond. Asking $4,300. Call CARAVAN RAM 1500 5 spd., stereo, am/fm tape 908-264-3252 player, 54,000 miles, Exc. V-6, auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, roof rack, dual air 8 ’ Pickup, V-6, auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, T.G., r. step cond. $3,000. Call for details. YAMAHA YZ 125 ’91-Mint bags. Stk. #T4196. VIN #RR625798. MSRP $17,646. 908-566-9124 condition, must see, low bumper. Stk. #T4236. VN #RS654320. MSRP miles, must sell. Asking Rebate $700. College Grad Rebate $400. Werner $15,463. College Grad Rebate $400. Werner Disc. PONTIAC GRAND AM SE $2,800. or best offer. Call & Disc. $947. $ 5 34 . '90-red w/factory red rims, leave message 908-494-0334 light gray int., loaded. Mint cond. Female driven. 76,000 $ 1 5 , 5 9 9 * 1 4 , 5 2 9 miles. $6,800. 908-431-2876 117TrucksWans PONTIAC LE MANS '90-2 Dr., HB, 64,000 miles. 4 spd., am/ DODGE RAM 150 VAN ’87­ fm cassette. $2,000. Call 6 cyl., p/s, p/b. Runs great. T o p du ality W ernG rizc c / C / s c c f C a r s * 908-727-8550 $2,500. Call after 6 TOYOTA CELICA ST '89 908-495-2177 Auto., a/c, p/s, p/b, am/fm FORD CONVERSION VAN cass. 68,000 mi. Original ’92- Beautiful 2 toned blue, owner. Mint cond. Asking fully loaded, $18,500. Call 1 9 9 2 D0 DCE STEALTH ES 1 9 9 3 DODGE DYNASTY 1 9 9 1 CHEVY CAVALIER $6,895. Call 609-448-4639 908-494-1544 V-6, auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, V-6, auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, 4 cyl., 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, P/B, TROUBLE Selling Your Car? FORD F150 XLT LARIAT ’90- P/W, tilt/cruise, console, r. def., P/W, tilt/cruise, r. def., AM/FM A/C, r. def., AM/FM stereo cass. Stk. Free Advice/Consignment P/B, P/S, 5 spd. trans., cruise. Cash Today/Sympathy 54,000 mi. Asking $9,000. or AM/FM stereo cass., cloth int., air stereo cass., air bag. Stk. #4253. # 4 3 3 3 . VIN # M 7 2 8 7 0 3 9 . 6 6 ,9 3 3 Auction/Wholesale best offer. 908-390-8393 bag. Stk. #4322. VIN #NY047971. VIN #P D 208 06 7. 2 1 ,7 0 5 miles. WE DO IT ALL! miles. FORD HIGH TOP ’90 VAN- 5,453 miles. Program Car. ARTY’S AUTO SALES EAST BRUNSWICK Original owner. 38,000 miles, 908-257-6700 loaded mint. $15,000 firm. 5 , 3 9 5 Call 908-607-2757 1 7 , 5 0 0 1 2 , 5 5 0 * VOLKSWAGEN PASSAT GL $ * '92 Metallic grey. A/C. auto. 17,500 miles, p/sun roof, 118 Motor Homes alarm, cruise, alloy wheels, am/fm cass. NADA book 1 9 9 0 DODGE CARAVAN 1 9 9 0 DODGE 1 9 8 8 NISSAN PULSAR NX SE value retail $16,350., trade-in. 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, r. Asking $13,500. COLEMAN GRAND CARAVAN LE 16 valve 4 cyl., P/S. P/B, A/C, tilt 908-938-2101 def., AM/FM stereo, 5 pass. Stk. V-6, auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, whl., console, r. def., AM/FM stereo POP-UP TRAILER - Good P/seats, tilt/cruise, roof rack, console, WRANGLER ’89-4 Cyl., 5 cond. Best offer. Call eve. & #4283. VIN #IR670623. 85,312 cass., T-tops, Stk. # 4 3 3 0 . VIN spd., blk. soft top. 70,000 week-ends 908-329-8983. buckets, r. def., AM/FM stereo cass., T.G., #JM011756. 70,711 miles. miles. Kenwood am/fm cass., miles. Stk. #4316. VIN #LX162927. 53,272 $7,000. Call 908-741-7032 MIDAS 27’ CAMPER miles. . ’81-45,000 mi. New roof/ex­ haust sys., ref., fum., tires, * 6 , 8 9 5 $ 5 , 7 2 5 batt. $9,990. 908-462-9688 $ 1 1 , 7 7 5 TRAILER AAA ABLE & DEAD 7 Days ATCO-22’. Rear full bath, Free Removal of Junk Cars. kitchen w/full refrig. Spacious, $$ for new/old. 908-390-5531 sleeps 8. Great Condition! $2,800. Call 908-583-9571 ALL SCRAP CARS WINNEBAGO ’83 22’ Class A AND TRUCKS. LARGE OR AH extras. 61,000 hwy. miles. SMALL. ANY CONDITION. Good condition. Asking H & H AUTO WRECKERS $10,500. Call 609-443-6009 787-3600 908-591-0366 W INNEBAGO ’86- 31 ft., a l ,No r AUTOS-TRUCKS-VANS Chiefston Motor Home, 460 eng., cruise, PS/PB, rebuilt WERNER Buy or trade. Call for FREE trans. Exc. cond. Asking estimates. 908-390-5501 sales • service $26,000. 908-545-9039 leasing • parts rentals 41 Highway 36 $ CASH PAID $ body shop Belford All makes & models. Cash on 119 Car/Van Pools ■ d o d g e the SPOT. Call 908-477-6846 (Middletown Twp.) MARLBORO AREA CASH PAID Luxury Van Pool. From Marl­ For junk cars, trucks, for boro to Port Authority. $125. recycling. Call anytime Tommy per month. Call Marty for de­ Dell’s 908-787-5453 tails at 908-431-9591 7 6 MAY 4, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT

GOOD CREDIT? .DRIVE TODAY. BAD CREDIIT? Call ahead for pre-approved credit & receive $200 towards your purchase. All applications welcome regardless of your credit experience. Credit specialists on premises. No Credit...Bad CrediL.Slow Pay... Bankruptcy...Liens - No Problem P IN E BELT « 60 MONTH FINANCING! A U T O G R O U P Call 1990 CHEVY CAVALIER 1989 OLDS CIERA SL Bill Hamilton 4 dr, 4 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm st, 4 dr, 6 cyl, auto w/overdrive, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/tm st/cass, buckets, console, r/def, p/lcks, tint, styl wh, leather/int, p/seats, console, r/def, p/w, p/lcks, b/s/m, tint, intermit wipers, p/ant, tilt, alum wh, 66,974 miles, Stk #C22. I- 8 OO-FON-CREDIT 7 DAY - 24 HOUR HOTLINE 57,978 miles, Stk #P1479, VIN#LJ298893 VIN#KG351579 1-800-336-2733 $5991 $6000 1 - 8nTTEEkEiii] 1991 CHEVY CORSICA LT 1990 DODGE CARAVAN 4 dr, 4 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm st w/cl, VAN, 6 cyl, auto w/overdrive, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm st, fab/int, r/def, p/lcks, tint, tilt, 57,001 miles, Stk fab/int, r/def, tint, 63,617 miles, Stk #C20, #P1499, VI N#ME187560 VIN#LR703389 There's Only One M arket $7400 $9495 To Go To Purchase Stocks 1990 OLDS SILH00ETTE 1991 OLDS SUPREME VAN, 6 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm st/cass w/cl, 4 dr, 6 cyl, auto w/overdrive, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm leather/int, buckets, r/def, p/w, p/lcks, tint, cruise, st/cass w/cl, fab/int, buckets, rec/seats, console, There 's Only One M arket intermit wipers, tilt, alum wh, 57,187 miles, Stk r/def, p/w, p/Iks, tint, cruise, intermit wipers, p/ant, #P1502, VIN#LT31009561 tilt, 45,746 miles, Stk #P1501, VIN#MD345992 To Go To Purchase Diamonds $9630 $10,495 1990 OLDS SUPREME BROUGHAM 1993 GEO TRAKER 4x2 CONVERTIBLE 4 dr, 6 cyl, auto w/overdrive, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm st/cass w/cl 2 dr, 4 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm st/cass, — — '— There's Only One M arket & eq, fab/int, p/seats, rec/seats, r/det, p/w, p/lcks, p/mir, b/s/m, tint, cruise, intermit wipers, p/ant. tilt, information ctr, fab/int, styl wh, 14,764 miles, Stk #P1500, ?ol»tE 1; L — - ^ To Go To Purchase o r Lease touch control, 53,910 miles, Stk #P1498, VIN#LD324226 VIN#P6931544 I An Infiniti $11,981 $12,495 1993 OLDS CIERAS 1991 OLDS SILHOUETTE 4 dr, 6 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm st/cass w/cl, fabr/int, VAN, 6 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm st/cass w/cl, fab/int, p/seats, rec/seats, r/def, p/w, p/lcks, b/s/m, tint, cruise, p/seats, buckets, rec/seats, r/def, p/w/lcks/mir, tint, cruise, rf intermit wipers, tilt, airbag, 20,639 miles, Stk #8924, rack, intermit wipers, tilt, alum wh, 42,688 miles, Stk #P1480, VIN#P6438924, original MSRP $17,570 VIN/MT306002 Just like you would go right $12,995 $13,395 to the source to purchase stocks or diamonds, there is 1993 CHEVY LUMINA EURO 1991 HONDA ACCORD EX "U 4 U Lew Per S9£Q 4 dr, 6 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm st/cass w/cl, p/seats, 4 dr, 4 cyl, 5 spd man trans, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm st/cass w/cl, only one Infiniti dealer to Auto. Leather For: Mo. rec/seats, r/def, p/w/lcks, tint, bd/side md, cruise, intermit fab/int, buckets, rec/seats, console, r/def, p/w/lcks, b/s/m, tint, consider when you purchase MO...•1st Payment •BankFee •Security Deposit wipers, tilt, alum wh, 14,745 miles, Stk #P1482, cruise, intermit wipers, p/ant, tilt, alum wh, 33,182 miles, Stk or lease vour new G-20. J-30 or VIN#P1164265 #C21,VIN#MAQ22163 Q45. $13,600 $13,900 When everyone is offering 1990 FORD BRONCO 1994 OLDS SUPREME SL leases with security deposits, 4 dr, 6 cyl, auto w/overdrive, am/fm st/cass w/cl, fab/int, p/seats, disposition fees, gap insurance New 1994 "EDDIE BAUER" 4x4 buckets, rec/seats, console, r/def, p/w/lcks, tint, cruise, tilt, 4WD, 8 cyl. auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm st/cass, fab/int, buckets, interm it wipers, p/ant, alum wh. 6623 miles, Stk #P1485, charges, Ray Catena has J -3 0 rec/seats, r/def, p/w, p/lcks, tint, tilt, rear power window, 56.290 VIN#RD326477 eliminated the typical fees 399 miles. Stk #C16, VIN#LLA78488 N O ... • 1st Payment •BankFee •Security Deposit $16,495 associated with leasing a new $13,990 car. 1994 OLDS 88 ROYALE We 'll even pay your 1st 4 dr, 6 cyl, auto w/overdrlve, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm month & bank fee. st/cass w/cl, fab/int, p/seats, r/def, p/w/lcks/mir, tint, New 1994 < cruise, intermit wipers, p/ant, tilt, w/w, dual air bag, 346 miles, Stk #54042A, VIN#RH314450 It's a straightforward no Q45 J ; $18,478 nonsense approach to doing Traction Control For: business. We think you 'll agree! NNO...* O ...•1st 1st Payment •Bank Fee •Security Deposit j

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Lease payments include all costs to be paid by a consumer except for MV fees & taxes. Payment based on 36 month closed end lease. FIRST PAYMENT & BANK FEE OF $450 WAIVED. No security deposit. $2000 Down Payment. Gap insurance included. 10,000 miles/year w ith excess at 18«/mile. Additional mileage leases “A dealership built on customer satisfaction!” available. Lessee responsibly for maintenance & excess wear & tear. G-20: VIN #RT502999, auto. 4 cyl. p/s/b. MSRP $25,625. J-30: VIN #RM109601, V-6, p/s/b, 111 ROUTE 36 NORTH, KEYPORT • NEAR THE INTERSECTION OF ROUTE 35 Exit 117 off Garden State Parkway MSRP $37,400. Q-45: VIN #&M260690, V-8, auto, p/s/b, MSRP $52,500. Residual: G-20-$13,837.50: J-30-$20,19j>; Q-45-$28,350. Subject to approval by primary Sales 264-4333 • Service 888-0194 lending source. Total payments: G-20-$10,115; J-30-$13,965; Q45-$19,215. Phone orders accepted. Offer expires 5-16-94 Prices include all cost to consumer except license, registration & taxes. THE INDEPENDENT, MAY 4, 1994 7 7 MARENsm im om ovm ★ * * * _ * * '*A**** ****** ********** ★ ★★★★★★ ★★★★★★★! USED CARS 1 ROUTE 35 KEYPORT TRUCKS & V flN S 1994 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER 908-264-4006 Van, FWD, auto, p/s, p/b, 3 spd man trans, 4 cyl, 2.5 litre engine, ctr,, console, a/c, t/gls, rr dfg/dfrst, am/fm ster. $155.95 per month for 38 months, includes tax. $2000 cap cost reduction. $650 9 ACRES OF USED CARS, NEW DODGES, BUICKS, JEEPS, EAGLES, rebate. $400 college grad rebate as down payment. 12,000 / LINCOLNS & MERCURYS AT PARKWAY EXIT 117 mile per yr. 150 per mile overage. $155.95x38 = $5926.10., Residual $9828.50. Excludes M.V. + Del Fee. VIN' RR601751. MSRP $17,870. $650 Rebate. $400 College Grad. $1972 Discount. SPRING SPECIAL LF o f *1$155953A08 O O ^ A . . B u y F o r $1 4 ,8 4 8 ^****+**+*+**•***+**+****+*****++++1:*******$ I YOUR CHOI 1994 CHRYSLER LEBARON CONVERTIBLE GTC ■ ...... ■ ' w. ...»...... FWD, auto trans, 4 spd. man trans. P/S, P/B, 6 cyl 3.0L eng. ctr cons, A/C, t/ols, rr •93 MERCURY TRACER defog/defrost, AM/FM stcr/cau, P/dr Iks/winds/trnk ret, tilt, crulsa, P/bkVreclnr sts, bsm, mats, liQlited van mirr, sport mirrs, mao/alum whit. MSRP *16,970. Discount 4 dr., 4 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/tm st/cass, fab. int., buck $375. Leasa for $285.73 for 36 mos. 12,000 ml par yr. 15* per ml over. $1500 cap ets, rec/seats, gauges, r/def., bsm, tint, pin strip, cost reduction and $400 Collaot Grad down. Residual $9105.60. Total pymats ' $265.73 x 36 mos - $10,286.28.1st pymnt $285.73, $300 sac dtp, $1500 cap cost mats, W/W tires, 25,264 ml. Stk #251, Vin reduction. $400 College Grad - $2485.73 ♦ M.V. & DOC fees due at least signing. IPR606175. L e a s e $ 73 F o r 285 36Rmos*'**B u y F o r 1 8 5 5 9 5 $7,995 1988 1991 1993 1990 CHRYSLER 1992 CHRYSLER 1993 CHRYSLER PONTIAC PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH 5™ AVENUE LeBARON LANDAU NEW YORKER '93 MERCURY SABLE FWD, auto, p/t, p/b, 6 cyl, a/c. 4 dr sedan, (wd. auto. ft. FIREBIRD LASER ACCLAIM t/Qts. r/def. am/tm (ter/Cass, p/b. 6 cyt. a*. I/ft r/del, SALON 4 dr., 6 cyl., auto, p/s, p/disc brakes, a/c, am/fm sl/cass., fab. int., Aulo. p/s, p/b. 6 cyl. 2 dr hatchback, fwd. auto, 4 dr, auto. 4 cyl. |Vs. p/w. p/dl, p/ai*. prtmk rel. am/tm ster/cass. p/dl, p/w, 4 dr. Iwd, auto. p/s. p/b, 6 p/seats, buckets, rec/seats, console, gauges, r/del., p/w, p/d/l, p/m, center console, a/c. p/s. p/b. 4 cyl. ctr cnsl. p/b, am/tm stereo, l/whl. cruise, p/sts. red sts. (Vtrnk ret. Ml. cruise, p/sts. cyt. rt. I/ft. r/del. am/tm a/c, t/gls, r/def. am/fm vinyl rl. bsm. dig dock. tigM- star/case. ftt. p/w, m. t/gls. r/del, am/lm a/c, t/gls. rw def. rdnr sts. vinyl rt. bsm. lugg bsm, tint, cruise, p/tr, pin strip, intermit wipers, p/ant, till, alum, wh ster, bkt sts, bsm. stl bltd t/whl, cruise, a ir bag. ed van mkr. accent stripei. rack dig dock, ltd van mirr. cruise, p/sts. bsm. dig dock, stereo. 42.510 miles. rdls. One owner. White mag/alum whls, w/w tti bltd accent stripes, wire whl cvrs. accent stripes, custom whl dual air bags,19,520 mi, Burg/Gray int, cloth Int, split sl. bsm, rdls. air tog. White w/biue w/w stl bltd rdls. air bag. One cvn, w/w stl bltd rtfs, air VIN JL202953. Only 33.646 mites. Vin 14.849 miles. VIN leather Int. VIN LD816844. ME120695. owner. Only 23,785 mUee. bag. Dark blue. 17.125 STK. 1382, Vin IPA625053. PF580521. 45.650 miles. VIN NT232215. miles. VIN PD166654. *5,495 *8,995 *9,890 *10,999 *12,995 *13,990 *13,495 93 BUICK LESABRE CUSTOM 4 dr., 2 wd. 6 cyl., auto, overdrive, p/s, p/anti, lock brakes, a/c, am/fm st/cass., fab. Inter., p/seats, rec/seats, gauges, r/def, p/d/l, p/mir., bsm, tint, cruise, p/tr, pin strip, Inter, wipers mats p/ant, tilt, w/w tires, air bag driver's side, stk. #6479.15,461 ml, Vin IPH491298. Plymouth C hrysler^ Plym outh Ext. Color: Jadestone Int. Color: Gray 42 North Main St. (Rt.79) Marlboro *16,495 m m m j m warn m m Prices include all costs to consumer £ £ ■■ ^ except for license, registration 4 taxes. VALUES! '87 BUICK ’88 PONTIAC ’89 MERCURY '89 PLYMOUTH ’88 MERCURY CENTURY LIMITED BONNEVILLE GRAND MARQUIS VOYAGER SABLE L/S WAGON Wag.. 4 cyl., auto, p/s, Wagon. 4 dr. 6 cyl, auto 00. 4dr, 2 wd, 6 cyt, auto, f t p/b. 4 dr., 2 wd. 6 cyl. auto/od, p/s, 4 dr., 8 cyl., auto. O/D. P/’TVB. A/C. AM/to sl/cass, p/b, a/c, am/lm st, rf rack, Ht, u r n sl/cass., fab. ML, p/b, a/c, am/lm st/cass. fab. int. p/s, p/b, a/c, am/lm tab/int, fVsts, Rec/sts, R/def. buckets, r/def, tint, pin P/W, 0/D/L, P/mif, bd/side md. buckets, gauges, rAM., p/w. pM, p/sts, gauges, r/del., p/w. p/d/l, st/cass, lea. int.. p/seats, tint, R/wipe-wash. cruise, Rl bun. bm p strip, tit. w/w Ins, bsm, tint cruise, p/tr, inL r/def., p/w, p/dl, p/ant, strip, blue, gray cloth rck. Dig dash, intermit wipers, siMt/gray lot, Stk #6500, Vm wipers, mats, p/ant tilt, alum, p/mir, b/s/m, tint, tilit, mail. bit. alum wh, keyless door interior, 7 passenger, entry, ext color: sifver int color #HT473639. 43.578 mi LOW wti., Silver/Gray InL Stk #6502, cruise, p/tr, pin strip, int. 61,756 mi., Stk #6493, gray Stk. #64& VIM I l l UU£Si. Vin #JW305249.61,464 mi. wipers, w/w, 63,357 mi. rJA&40943.80.217 mdes Stk #272, VIN KX635200. Vin #KP249642. *4,995 *6,995 *7,495 *7,995 *7,995 '91 CHEVROLET ’90 TOYOTA ’90 OLDSMOBILE ’90 MERCURY '90 MERCURY GRAND CORSICA LT CAMRY DX DELTA 88 COUGAR MARQUIS LS 4 dr. 2wd, 8 cyt. auto, o/d, p/s/b. 4 df, 6 cyt. aulo. P/S. P/B. A/C. 4 cyl., 2 wd, auto, p/s, p/b, 4 dr., 6 cyl., auto, p/s, p/b, 2 dr., 6 cyl.. auto, p/s. p/b, aortn a/c. am/tm st/cass, fab/int, a/c. am/fm st/cass. leathei/int, st/cass, tab/int buckets, a/c, am/fm st/cass/w CD, fab a/c, am/fm st, fab/int, p/seats, buckets, console, landau rf, p/seats. rec/seals, recitals, console, gauges, r/def, inL, buckets, rec. sts. p/seats, r/def, p/w, p/dr r/def, p/w. p/dr Icks. p/mir. r/dsf, p/w, p/d/l, p/m*. bd/sitii md. tint. cruise, p/tr, pin strip, ft, ft b/s/m, tint, cniise. pin console, gauges, r/def., p/w, icks, bd/side/md, tint, tilt, bd/side/md, tint. titt. cruise, cruise, pin strip, intermit inL wipers, mats, p/ant, tin. strip, inter/wipe, Wt, styl wheel p/d/l, b/s/m, tint, cruise, int. p/tr, pm strip, intermit cvrs. iMfttttt interior, 31336 wipers, low milesl 47,102 wipers, mats, alum wh. alum wh. SRS Air Bag Driven wipers, mats, tilt, stock black/black cloth int 63,952 side, exterior coior: tan. Interior ■Mtos. SiL #6480. VUI #y r1 15731 ml. Stk #6148, color: on. Stk #488. Vin wheel covers, white/blue int, #LH3588U. nu. Stk #391. m #LX665I10.56.503 miles. 41,771 mi. Stk #6484. VIN /LH654042. *7,995 *8,995 *8,995 *8,995 *8,995 ’89 JEEP ’91 BUICK '92 FORD CROWN '91 DODGE D-150 '92 MERCURY COUGAR t ...3y getting you the most car for your money. WRANGLER REGAL VICTORIA LX RAM PICK-UP 2 dr., 4 wd. 6 cyt.. auto, p/s, 4 dr.. 8 cyt., auto. p/s. 8 cyl.. aulo, p/s. p/b. a/c, ...By giving you the courteous, personal service you deserve. p/b. no a/c. am/fm sL p/dise/b. a/c. am/fm st/cass. am/fm st/cass. lab/int. K Wr Miss. ac.it put. fab/fnt, p/seats, rec/seats. gauges, bd/side/md. tint, vinyl/int. buckets, gauges, r/def. p/w. p/mir. bd/side/md. MUs. iks. awe, gauges. M, r/def. tint, intermit wipers, tint, cruise, p/tr. pin strip, pm strip, short bed, styl f t M m m a x erase. ...By giving you over 25 years of combined leasing expertise. mats. tilt, styl wh. hard top & intermit wipers, tilt, alum wti. silver/gray interior. >UM * sin. it «w<5. ais.it doors, Exterior Color Black, wh.. 51,215 mi.. Stk #547, Low Miles! 27,964 mi., a. »tfc, inWacl Oku. sMca Interior Color Gray. Stk VIN #NX122236. Stk #6404, VIN y i mu ...By offering all Manufacturer Rebates and Rate Specials. <6411. VIN #10109169. #MS227505. v»"" *9,795 *9,995 *10,995 *10,995 *11,895 We Lease ’90 BUICK ‘93 FORD ’93 MERCURY '91 BUICK ’93 OLDS EIGHTY- 'ip PARK AVE. THUNDERBIRD SABLE RIVIERA EIGHT ROYALE LS Every Make And Model 4 dr.. 6 cyl. *uto. p/s. o/b. Auto, p/s, p/b, 6 cyl, center 4 dr. 6 cyl. 3.8 Mire. auto. 0/0. 2 dr, 2wd. 6 cyl aulo. 0/D, p/s. 4 dr. 2 wd. 6 cyl. auto. o/d. p/s, p/b. a/c, am/fm st/cass, fab/int. con, a/c, t/gls. rr def/dfsL p/s, p/b. a/c. am/lm st/cass, p/disc/b. at, am/tm st/cass. aIt, am/tm st/cass, leather/M, p/saats. rec/seats, r/def. p/w. am/fm st/cass, p/dr lcks, tab/int. p/seats, buckets. Mw/ft. ptoats. buckets, p/seats, rec/seats. r/del, ft, p/d/L p/dr icks, p/mir, bd/side/md, p/mir. bd/sme md. tnt. cruise, ft. p/winds, p/trk ris, p/fuel dr, tilt, nc/seats, console, r/del, ft. p/d/l, tint, pin strip, intermit r/def. p/w, p/d/l. p/mir, b/s/m. p/mir, Wsrtn, VM, at. cniise. ft. dig dash, sec sys, pin stnp. dig dash, wipers, mats, p/ant, tilt, wire cniise, bid sts, p/sts, reel sts, tint, till cruise, p/tr, pm sUip, *0 dash ttc.sys.. pin strip, int sec sys. pm strip, intermit w wh cover, burg ext, burg bsm, mats, Iht van mirr, int wipers, mats, dual driver & wipers. mats, p/ant, w/w. Exter. mats, p/ant tilt, alum wh. SI interior. 51.195 ml.. Stk 14,969 mi. Stk #281, Vm air bags. w/w. 23.057 mi.. color Dk. Blue Inter, color Gray lug. driver's side. Stk #525. VIN CALL FOR A a #R3104, VIN #L1613684. K #384. VIN /PA618598 Clean I Low Milesl 43,274 M, /PH30S477, 21 637 miles. Exterior f t f i/ f A National Vehlch #PH!51246. Sfc.ft4».VMNU4M075 Color. Gray, tatenor Color. Borg. IW lm M tuatkiQ A ttocfttfofl FREE CUSTOM QUOTE *11.995 *12,995 *13,856 *14,995 *15,995 '93 FORD AEROSTAR '93 FORD E-350 SUPER ’93 LINCOLN ’94 LINCOLN '94 LINCOLN TOWN CAR XLT WAGON CARGO WINDOW VAN MARK VIII MARK VIII SIGNATURE SERIES ■eg . ( cyt. auo, prt. pfc. i t ML.lql.aai.ik.pil.ik.ai4i 2 A, I qLtuk>e9«dM.pt. | tec. 4 dr. I cyt. aulo. O/D. f t pfec. M ales. 0air.cnsi.antf ilwk-m. gauges, aeai ■Hock. K M ta fl cassia) ctaeQ- anli-tock. a/C. am/tm si/cass nr/10 K pseft buckets auk CD pUyv. tutor «l moon rl. ■ W turn. OH, bd/side >4. Unas. Mt. rn mam, pWs. nc/i».r/U.ft.pM.p*M. KMB. pfe Itt pW, pa arip. m m x M glass, , tU p». bdMe md. trt. cruse, p/lr. d« K lw«« sta, gny it timei tip M a n mfeg w to s K ta. MM K ML dash, tec syv Pm »i'ip. rtemt* tm. wipen. nuU. p/ant tilt, alum wti, m utag. 1 passenger. 2U07 sa span. 21.141 VM i K mu a* mm ■pn. M i pal Nm i t car. ext color. oortitiftoWue. ■L. Sk K»3. VIN fT2B4332e. 4WIC3. sum K blue nattier. Stt #501. Vin ndgrjytoCwftl?JI5ftS»«25. #RY6384S3. only 6935 mi. origin' *»#PYM7722. USM>t4t,S60. f STRIVING TO BE THE BEST!!! A *15,995 *15,995 || *26,495 *32,330 \ *32,560 THIS AD IS A COUPON AND MUST BE PRESENTED AT TIME OF SALE 7 (908) 446-5200 A Prices include all costs except tax, license & registration fees. 7 8 MAY 4, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT hTIT

NEW 1995 DODGE NEON 4 dr., 4 cyl., 5 spd. man. trans., p/s, p/b, r. def., am/fm stereo. Stk. #6473. VIN #SD542735. B U Y $< FOR 9 , 9 7 9

NEW 1994 DODGE SHADOW 3 dr., 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, r. def., T.G., AM/FM stereo. Stk. #6139. VIN #RN 138846. MSRP PRE-OW NED SPECIALS $11,763. Rebate $1,000. Buhler Disc. $766.

1989 BUICK 1990 DODGE 1992 DODGE B U Y $i SKYLARK DYNASTY SPIRIT FOR 9 , 9 9 7 2 dr., 4 cyl., auto trans. P/S, 6 cyl., auto trans, p/s, p/b, a/c, 4 dr, 4 cyl., auto trans, p/s, P/B, A/C, tilt/cruise, r. def. T.G., p/l, p/w, tilt/cruise, r. def, t.g., p/b, a/c, r. def, t.g., am/fm am/fm stereo. Stk. #2920. ViN AM/FM stereo. Stk. #2721. VIN stereo: Stk. #2809. VIN #LD708145.42,651 miles. #KM001426.55,752 miles #NT201081 30,730 miles. $ 4 9 7 7 * 7 9 9 7 $ 7 9 9 7

1988 CHEVY 1992 DODGE 1987 DODGE CAPRICE SHADOW C A R A V A N S E 4 dr, 6 cyl., auto trans-, p/s, 2 dr, 4 cyl., auto trans, p/s, 4 cyl., auto trans, p/s, p/b, p/b, a/c, am/fm sterec. Stk. p/b, a/c, r. def, t.g., am/fm a/c, t.g., am/fm stereo. Stk. #2815. VIN #JR183409. stereo. Stk. #2821. VIN #2941. VIN #HR339805 64,615 miles. #NN197808. 47,826 miles. 69,308 miles. $ 5 9 9 7 $ 6 9 9 7 $4 9 9 7 NEW 1994 DODGE CARAVAN 1988 DODCiE 1993 DODGE 1990 DODGE 6 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, r. def., T.G., AM/FM C A R A V A N L.E DYNASTY GRAND CARAVAN SE stereo. Stk. #6524. VIN #RR752104. MSRP $18,596. 6 cyl., auto trans, p/s, p/b, a/c, p/l, 4 dr, 6 cyl., auto trans, p/s, p/b, 6 cyl., auto trans, p/s, p/b, a/c, Rebate $750. Buhler Disc. $1,849. p/w, tilt/cruise, r. def., T.G., AM/FM a/c, p/l, p/w, tilt/cruise, r. def, t.g., tilt/cruise, r. def, t.g., sprt. wtils, stereo cass., 7 pass. Stk. #2961. am/fm stereo cass. Stk. #2898, am/fm stereo. Stk. #2902. VIN VIN #JR668810.87,754 mi-es. VIN #PD217104.16,327 miles. #LX300160. 66.139 miles. BUY FOR $7 9 9 7 $ 1 1 , 9 9 7 * 8 9 9 7 $1 5 , 9 9 7

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CHRYSLER Parkway D o d g e Dodge Trucks MOTORS Exit 105 1S1 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK 747-0040 THE INDEPENDENT, MAY 4, 1994 7 9

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NEW 1995 PLYMOUTH NEON 4 cyl., 5 spd. man. trans., A/C, r. def., AM/FM stereo cass., T.G., dual air bags. Stk.#2299. VIN #SD544675. MSRP $11,506. BUY $ FOR 1 1 , 5 0 6 1 9 9 3 Recipient of Chrysler Corporation’s Highest Honor

Awarded for Exemplary • Sales Performance • NEW 1994 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER • Customer Service • Facilities • 4 cyl., auto, trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, r. def., 7 pass., full spare. Stk.#2149. VIN • Administration • #RR690141. MSRP $17,997. Opt. Pkg. Disc. $857. Rebate $813. Buhler Disc. • Community Relations • $754. BUY $ FOR 1 5 , 5 7 3 USED CAR SPECIALS

1989 OLDS 1990 TOYOTA 1991 TOYOTA CUTLASS CIERA COROLLA CAMRY 6 cyl., auto trans., P/S. P/B, A/C, 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, A/C, 6 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, tilt/cruise, r. def,, AM/FM AM/FM stereo, T.G. Stk. #8480. P/L, P/W, AM/FM stereo cass., stereo cass. Stk. #8390. VIN VIN #L3325268. 53,990 miles. T.G. Stk. #8453. VIN #MU302686. #KG329819.59,601 miles. 44,429 miles. $6,895 *7,499 *10,399

1993 CHRYSLER 1991 DODGE 1987 DODGE LEBARON CONVERTIBLE DYNASTY ARIES 6 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C. 4 dr., V-6, auto trans., P/S, P/B, 4 dr., 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, P/L, P/W, tilt/cruise, AM/FM stereo A/C, tilt whl., AM/FM stereo. Stk. A/C, AM/FM stereo, Stk, #8534, cass. Balance of Factory Warranty. #8533, VIN #MD154989. 42,602 VIN #HF237884.62,587 miles. ' NEW 1994 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER Stk. #8397. VIN #PF583104 miles. 17,239 miles. $-| 0 399 6 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W P/seats, ABS brakes, tilt/cruise, *7,995 *4,995 AM/FM stereo cass., r. def., T.G., cloth int., dual air bags. Stk. #2152. VIN #RH265194. MSRP $28,152. Opt. Pkg. Disc. $255. Buhler Disc. $2,281. 1990 DODGE 1989 CHEVY 1988 CHRYSLER Financing As Low As 1.9% GRAND CARAVAN SE CELEBRITY WAGON NEW YORKER 6 cyl., auto trans., P/S. P/B, A/C, V-6, auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, tilt/cruise, AM/FM stereo P/L, P/W, AM/FM stereo cass., P/L, tilt/cruise, AM/FM stereo, BUY cass., T.G., r. def. Stk. #8417, VIN T.G., r. def. Stk. #8387. VIN r.def. Stk. #8294. VIN #JC116593. $ #LX321490 46,111 miles. #K6152523. 80,655 miles. 76,485 miles. FOR *10,399 $4,488 *4,999 2 5 , 6 1 6

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New, 2WD, Auto Trans, 4-Cyl Eng, PS, PB, Air, NEW, Auto Trans, 2WD, 4.3L V6 Eng, PS, New, 2-Dr, Auto Trans, 6-Cyl, PS, P/ABS Brks, AM/FM Cass. VIN #RK155053. Stk. #44031. P/ABS Brks, Air, AM Radio, Cloth Seats, Siding Air, Dr Air Bag, P/Lks, Rr Def. AM/FM Cass, Tilt, Rr Wind, Bed Liner, Rr Step Bumper. VIN Int Wprs. T/GJs. VIN#RY145419. Stk. #41009. MSRP:...... $13,514 #RZ100618. Factory Rebate...... $300 MSRP:...... $13,995 MSRP:...... $15,569 Factory Rebate:...... $500 Dealer Discount:...... $1715 Dealer Discount:...... $2074 Dealer Discount:...... $1396 College Grad Rebate If Qualified:.... $-100 College Grad Rebate If Qualified:.... $400 College Grad Rebate If Qualified:.... $400

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NEW. CONVERSION VAN, MSRP:...... $25,492 m u c Auto Trans w/OD, 2 WD, 4 ,3L Factory Rebate:...... $500 4-Cyl, PS, P/ABS Brks, Air, Dealer Discount:...... $4497 Dr Air Bag, P/W indlks, College Grad Rebate If Qualified:.... $400 AM/FM Cass, Tilt, Cruise, am W e have the ones everybody Alloy Whls, T/GIs, 4 Capt I Chairs, R Sota Bed. Vista Bay Windows, Oak Trim, w ished they had.JN STOCK! Wall/Wall Carpet, H/Top, TV & Much More! VIN #RB153740. Stk #44706 120,995 CAPRICE Automobile prices includes all costs to be paid by consumer except for license, tax & motor vehicle fees. Prices include all rebates & i ncentives. Come in and see dealer for details on 4.8% Financing available on selected vehicles, in lieu of rebate with primary lender. Pictures are for illustrative purposes only. Not New, 4-Dr. Auto Trans, S-Cyl. PS, P/ABS Brks, Air, Dual Air Bags, PA/Vin/Lks, R/Det, AM/FM Cass, Tilt, responsible for typos.This ad Alloy ' Cruise, T/GTs VIN #RR100277 Stk.#40000. supersedes all previous offers, and is VIN #RF111469. Stk. #44500. NEW, CONVERSION VAN, Factorv R e b a te ^ ...... ^ " k lo o MSRP:...... $24,£06 MSRP:...... $18,995 a coupon which must be presented Ena re^P/ABS' A? Factory Rebate:...... $J00 Factory Rebate:...... $1000 Driver Air Bag P/Wmd/lte. Colle9e Grad Rebate » Qualified:... .$400 priortopurchase College Grad Rebate If Qualified:.... $400 College Grad Rebate If Qualified:.... $400 Tilt, AM/FM Cass,_ Bay Dealer Discount:...... $7007 Dealer Discount:...... $1696 Window! ' ‘ ~ Runnii Trim, . . & Much More, Alloy' Whls. S T/GIs, Rf Rack, VIN i i . i a a #RB153740. Stk #44706 118.995

New, Hatch, Auto Trans, 4-Cyl, PS, PB, Air, R/Dei AM/FM Ster. VIN#R6776949. Stk. #47016. MSRP:...... $930f Factory Rebate:...... $30 ) Dealer Discount:...... $951 College Grad Rebate If Qualified:....$400 CHEVROLET* G e© M * am Closed end least based f r * # B I B on 24 mo Total pvrnnts "Customer Satisfaction Is Standard Equipment" riivS P I S $2794.80 + tax. 51500 c?Jn v- ^ w O f Jp. down or trade equiv ♦ FOR., m $150 ref sec dep ♦ 1 mo pymnt d je at inception. 15,000 mi/yr 1255 HIGHWAY 35 Q n O C 7 1 C O f l f l . ... '$ . 10/mi therafte Optn LE m Per Mo/ to purch @ lease end at FC fl 24Mo. $4913.57 MIDDLETOWN 9UO"D / I "DlUU